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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
Seal Mask
Star Sought
Utah Rights
Hand of San Francisco
Magnates Seen Behind
Agnew's Proposition
BY LEO II. LASSEN

SPEAkING OF syndicate baseball
- charges. Ban Lane. president Of
the salt Lake club, stated Tuesday
that sam Asncw. catcher OF the
san Francisco club approached him
two weeks ago in Salt Lake when
the Seals and Bees were playing In
the Utah metropolis and asked him
TO put price ON his club.
Lane stated that Agnew told him
that he wanted an option on tho
Salt Lake franchise 10 place the
club In san 3ernardino. a city of
5000 on the California coast
Lane turned him down and told
him that he intends 20 hang on to
the salt Lake club for couple Of
years even n Il costs him $4,000 q
year TO do so. Lane Is a millionaire
sportsman and is in baseball for the
excitement and not for business
reasons only. The Salt Lake club Is
far from a money winner. but Lane
Is just fighter enough TO keep the
Utah franchise in order TO give the
other BOYS some restless nights.
Charley Lockard. while In Los An.
geles recently, charged that the
Frisco owners. thru Alfred Putnam.
secretary OF the club. stated that
they made mistake in not landing
the Seattle franchise before Red
killifer Lockard and their aSsoci.
afes did.
The Seals have been yelling syn
dictate baseball ever since the Seattle
club was sold In March. Certainly
Sam Agnew hasn't enough money 20
swing such a deal as the Salt Lake
purchase and Lockard's charges
have never been refuted.
That's that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

Sacco won the last two
rounds by narrow margins,
getting the best of the in
fighting.
Carmen showed good left. and
he rolled with sacco's punches CT.
fectivcly. making the Boston battler
miss tiur and time again.
Sacco did HIS hest work at close
quarters last night and had Car.
men pretty tired after the mixing
In the last two rounds.
The boys OF the ringslde seats
who lay the family tin on tho re.
suits OF the local bouts lad figured
Saeco an easy winner before the
festivities started and kept up a
continual raxz in favor OF the Bos-
ton miller. But for once they
couldn't swing tho decision BY their
vocal efforts and Ted Whitman call.
cd II $3.50. which was ihe only fair
verdict.
Joe Dunn knocked Eddie Iandou
down in the second round OF their
semi.windup battle and thcr Landon
trounced the Portlander the rest Of
Re way. II was an interesting
fight and filled with Thrills.
The special event Introduced a
new lightweight from Sal, Lake to
Seattle bugs and he showed plenty
OF class. HS votes under tho name
OF Eddie Shannon and he knows
plenty. He handed Joe HcKenney.
the lightie pride OF the u. s. s.
Oklahoma. neat trimming.
A pair OF gobs named Sailor
Franklin and Al Brett met in the
second preIim and the latter won
when his playmate fell 20 the floor
in tire second round without being
hit. disqualifying himself.
Chick Tabit and Ed MCGOWAN.
green. but willing walterweights.
opened the show with u draw. call.
ed by Whitman, and the fans gave
the verdict the order OF the onion,
thinking that Tahiti had won.
Only small house sat in on
last nights entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
MITCHELL is
KNOCKED OUT
BY LEONARD

CHICAGO. May 3o.--Pinkey Mitch.
" ell. worlds Junior welierwcIgbt
champion. was knocked out by Ben
ny Leonard. lightweight champion.
in the last round OF scheduled
i0-round contest here last night
a RIO, marked the end u the
fight. II was started by Billy
Mitchell. brother OF the boxer. who
claimed that HIS brother had been
fouied. After Pinkey had been
counted out. Billy rushed Dayy
Miller. the referee, and hit him sew.
cral hard blows in the face. a
crowd Immediately gathered in the
ring. and many fist fights sprung
up. Police reserves were called TO
quiet the moo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
Why STRAND IS
STILL IN MINORS

Paul Strand Is great hitter. but
the Salt Lake s,ugger is still In the
minors because he isn't a major
league hyci1aser. He has improved
wonderfully In the garden since
Duffy Lewis took the club and
taught him some fielding tricks. But
he stu looks bad on balls hit over
his head. Brick Eldred raped
hard hit bail over his noodle In
the early part Of the game Tuesday
and Strand had hard time figur.
ing out where the ball was going,
turning awkwardly several times.
The wind might have PLAYED havoc
with the ball but. like Jim o'con.
nell. Strand doesn't look any too
good on balls over his dome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

jenkins. colored star Of the Ballard
track team. win clash for tho first
time In the annual all.city track
meet at the Stadium Saturday after.
noon. The 100.yard dash, with these
two men as the featured performers,
holds az much interest MS any single
athletic event Of the year. Both
have stnrred In previous meets, and
watches show they have negotiated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
CRANE PLAYED
WHALE OF A GAME

Sammy Crane played the best
game Tuesday that he has ever
dished up since he joined the In.
dams in midsummer last year. He
made one Of the most remarkable
plays OF the season when he went
far TO his left and nailed Pearce's
grounder with his gloved hand. He
threw the ball while off balance and
managed to just nail his man. He
fell after making the throw. but
managed to get the ball away in
time. Besides this he drove in
.Seattle's first run.
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GARFIELD WINS

Garfield cropt up behind Roosc.
welt yesterday on Walln Walla field
and won the contest. 10 Z. II
was a sec.snw affair. first one team
leading aud then the other. Twenty.
five hits were made during the con.
test.
Gorfiold's big session was In the
sixth. when ak tallics we're made.
"A Roosevelt rally in the ninth was
nipped lust In time when a runner
was caught mapping OF second by
Yataka, tho Japanese pitching star
of Garfield. The score: Il. n. Il.
Roosevelt '.'...'..,..,." 10 4
uarilclu ....,,.f......,.. 8 10 4
Batteries: Gardner and Alexander:
Foster. Yntaka and McGuern.
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the distance in exactly the same
time.
The i0O.yard dash won't be all
that these two colored athletes will
compete IN. The broad jump should
be another thriller. A few weeks
ago jenkins smashed the high school
broad Jump made by Taylor last
year. Taylor ana JcnkIns will both
be out cunning for new marks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
KiLbdne Talks of His
Plans for His Future
By JOHNNY KILBANE
EealherMeighl Champien Of lie Morld

Copyright y al
countries tina, have copyright prohibited
AM not training any harder for my fight with Crqu
on June than ! ever trained before ] taking
longer to do It, but the actual training strenuous
For the past two months have taken light road work at
63O every morning ! follow this with a nap.
Then light luncheon, very light, and at D. m. some
gym work, with a round two with either al Ziemer or
Tommy Mclaughlin or youngster named Owen OMalley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

The high school meet this year
promises 10 be one Of the most
kecnly contested In the history Of
prop sports A great crowd is OK.
pecied TO be at the Stadium Sntur.
day afternoon TO witness the com.
petition.
Tho proliminnries for The meet,
VIII DC run off In the Stadium Fri
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

Huns FrFpoufIHIa fnfe~I aN1ta y, ilII'N'
2, struck eats-Jacshs 4. f'iiietts J. bases
on balls Jaeobs /. Pilisito D. hlt BY
pitched haiis --shrehan. baldwin, Lane
stolen basss---BatdHiH. shfrhan. rWe'
hsss hits FrtdsrirE9. Elafrd :. Harfiflef
hiis - krsrns Igiisiis. Btrhir. Welsh.
Runs ba,tea in--crane, welsh. Wilhelt
Deubis pisy-CFune 20 orr 20 Welsh
Tins u rams--iite. Umplfes~ward and
iiffan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

WHO'LL win, Brice Taylor or
w Ed jenkins?
There are probably very few Seat.
lie sport lovers who haven't been
asked this question.
For the benefit or the few who
aren't quite clear on what It's all
about. a little word Of explanation:
Brice Taylor, the great Franklin
high school colorcd sprintcr and ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
AMERICAN IEAGIr
DEMPSEY'S DAD
WON'T BE THERE

Tho father OF Jack Dempsey.
worlds heavyweight champion. denies
that he WIN attend the fight at Shell
by when Dempsey defends his title
against Tommy Gibbons on July 4.
II want Jack TO win." he said.
"and | viii wait anxiously 10 hear
the result. But ! couldn't do Jack
any good by being at tie fight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

BENTON CITY. May to--The Benton
City Bees specstsfuiiy tanned the Ksnns-
wick Colts On the local iot sunday By a
ie,tg-i count Heavy hitting and fsst
fielding. assisted - fones, Jsnsen's
home run. paved ths way 70 victory for
the home tossern Benton city hiss re-
mariHiir good team this year rinnins
from the best clubs IN tbs Yakima valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
WELSH DOING
WELL

While the DOC" Is on the side
lines young Jimmy Welsh Is playing
a nice game around the bag. 1t Is
HIS hitting. however. that II winning
over the fans Yesterday he busted
single into right field with the
bases loaded and broke up the game
In the 10th. Sunday he picked the
pill over the right field wall with
three on. He has good form at the
plate and plenty Of nerve. With n
little more experience the kid win
be heard from He Is by far the
best Of the Seattle rockies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
JACOBS is
HITTING STRIDE

Elmer Jacobs is in his stride now.
The big hurIer is one OF the most
effective pitchers in the league when
he Is right. He should have won
that 1S.inning game he lost last
week and he had TO travel 10
frames to win Tuesday. Elmer Ia
affective not only because he has
The stuff. but because he knows
bow.to use y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
STRAND CAN
HIT THAT TOMATO

But don't let anybody tell you
that Paul Strand is leading the
league In hitting because he is play.
ing in a small park ut Salt Lake.
That baby would hit on any club in
this league. He crashes en- on a
line. He hit two singles off OF
Elmer jacobs chat fairly smoked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
WASHINGTON
COPS GRADE
SCHOOL TILT

IIrAsHISGToN school won the
w class A grade school baseball
championship when they defeated
Lafayette yesterday afternoon at
South Park. Z 20 s. Badcou. the los.
ing pitcher allowed but five hits.
but was given ragged support.
Washington meets Lawion. class u
champs. Saturday for the city grade
,.at.sssg tttt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
WIZ cIosE GAME

Thn nstt Hhoo shop team nos.a out
tho Pugets IN n fast Hnd exciting game
on Waila Waila field sunday A triple
play b orla nfacksn Ia the ninth ended
the contest Ar DaVer iwlflsd nice ball
for the winners. allowing bot three hiis
JcrnberE Was the star foF tho losers.
The score T.. H. D.
Fugrts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o
Best Shoe shop .....4-...4. 0
JernhcrE. flrout and DafbsHs. Dsysr
and lrn.n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
Young Carmen Shades Jimmy SdccO
in DrdlU Bout in Arena HeadLiner
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Young Carmen the clever Ca lightweight
Saccoas al the Arena.
10 De
tens and he Saco all the fight he
made his showing in
knocked
o
The third fourth Of
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srms0N TIMnrn Losrs

BREaERTON. May 90 - The Allen
team iost 20 she siinaon Timber COM
pany nine here sunday. % J. neorrs
Wright played q nice rams for she losers.
while Richard twirlsd aics bell Tor the
winners
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Frsderirks. the young ontfisidsr Of the
ices. opened tho game with double 20
left and went 20 third on a sscrtf1~s. bat
vas killed or AZ the plate on Lsslie's
Efonnder 70 orr.
This big bird John Peters. who Is
catching for thu Italians. has the best
throwing arm IN tbs league. tie dlan't
have ttach chance 10 hraNa tha 6nian
Tuesday,. throwing on, Crane when aam
tried 70 plifef, nHt he just lays that
ball aFevud the ipflsid when he starts
throwing.
both Bitehie aud yaryan arc trou-
blsd In catching somewhat bscans,
of The new riote. they are breaking
In Their old initts were stolen In
l.. a. ~. hard work breaking In q
now pad.
RED RiIiifer. scouting In the Eas,. Is
leaving New York for home today. lie
expects 70 spend day or 10 around Ain.
neapolis before Jumping across the
prairiss and mountains
Baldwin got Umpire Ward 10 change a
decision In the last OF ;hs ninth. with
two on. baldwin VAS hit on the forearm.
hut ward Insisted that u was a foni
AiAAt HAtNNtH vas AlNfH MS NAeT attfF
showing bis nlta Just whore tie ball hit
him.
Ward. one Of the new empires,
worked pretty we'll behind the plate.
lie was giving the pitchers pient, Of
the corners, lord Biil Byron made
his seasons debut and GRATED ~
usual. lie win work behind the bat
today.
Harry wolVerton changed his battling
order again yesterday. hitting welsh
fourth. Orr flfth. Crane sixth and Bald.
win seventh.
pete Richie is stlil troubled with
sore throwing arm. He hurt his wing
when he c0Ilidod with the first aacksr IN
practice game at San jose. and no
hasn't been right since.
P-arce and Leslie turned In nice
one-hsnded plays on Rohwsr'.
Krounder In the eighth. Pearee went
over to second and picked up the
hall after hard run and Leslie dug
u ont Of the dirt In lime for the
putout.
Blake and either Gregg or williams
are due for the locals today. with the
Bee selections still tn doubt
Oscar witt IL out OF the Bee lineup yet
with injuries. and Barney Rcarns IL
playing the third station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
wALTER MILLER MARRIEs

WaIter Miller, former middle
weight wrestling champion. was mar.
r!cd last Saturday to Miss Alberta
Fraser OF Vancouver. Wash. Miller
IS now wrestling instructor Of the
Los Angeles Amateur Athletic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
M. ADAMS LEAGur

YAKIMA, May ao--Ths white swan
Indians and Medicine VALLEY ball teams
we're winners IN the AZ Adams league
Eames iast SUNDAY.
The Indians defeated Hannah By a
score of 90 I. while Medicine VALLEY
beat white EsBn. - % T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
EsSTlAisSe1s
rAcmIc COAST LrAGrE


Seattle 2. salt Lake 30 inninEs).
Portland 10. Sacramento (.
San Francisco ?. Oakland :.
Los Angeles ,. Vernon (.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

Battling SIKH, colored boxer. has
wired n challenge for n return
match with Mike McTiguc. the Irish
heavyweight. He wants the match
to take place either in France or
America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

Lake Tuesday. pitches n great deal
like his famous brother Herman,
now with Detroit. He pitches n
sinker. too. The effect OF this de.
livery was demonstrated yesterday
when the Redskins tried to bunt on
him. He started the season with
Portland and many Of the boys and
girls present yesterday couldn't fig.
ure OH. why Portland couldn't use
him. Some say that he has been
loaned e the Bees for the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
NATIONAL IIAnI-r
REstLN

Boston 10. Philadelphia ifirrt rameD
Boston :. Phiiadelphis : tseeond game.
Fiitsburg :. Chicago s.
Brooklyn J. %nW Y6rk 0.
Cineinnsti = 81 Louis ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
VERNON STARS
ARE WALLOPED

LOS ANGELES. May 3o.--Jake
May and Elmer Reiger. the prldes
Of the Vernon pitching staff. were
driven from the mound here yestcr.
day by Los Angeles sluggcrs, and
the Angels won the opening game
Of the series, to 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
Tommy Gibbons
Gets Horseshoe

a horseshoe. made by the late
Bob Fitzsimmons. one time
worlds champion. and presented
TO Lou Houseman. was mailed
from Chicago the other day 10
Tommy Gibbons FOR good luck"
In his fight with Jack Dempsey
In Shelby on July 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

Scientists say we are never nearer
death than when We sneeze. the act
causing momcntary CONFUSION OF
the brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
Game Chatter

Brick El5rsd was the hitting altar
YESTERDAY. Little Dynamite cracked
out tvs doubles. . sinEi~ and got two
walks IN five trips. Brick can hill
for yogs truly any tlnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
BALLARD SHIT OFT

Ballard was shut out by Lincoln.
8 to o. in an interesting contest ut
Ballard yesterday. Tho Lincoln de.
Tense. for the first time this season.
showed little real class and cut
down more than one Ballard binglc
that ordinarily would have gone for
a hit. The score: II. II. II.
Lincoln ............,.. s . 4
Ballard ..,..,...,....... 2 Q
Batteries; Tvctc and LYMAN; Fox
and Fowler.
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INDIANS ARE
TROUNCED BY
QUEEN ANNE
rnEr STANDINGS
QUEEN ANNE stepped Into tic

QUEEN ANNE stepped into tic
" for the league leadership with
West Seattle yesterday when they
defeated the West siderH by a i.
TO score. Art Butler. West Seat.
tic's pitching ace. was knocked fpm
the smuggling kuayr.
The final games on the prep cal.
endar will be played Friday. A vic.
tory by either school would mean
the title. Should they 10th win. a
playoff Is necessary. Should they
both lose. and Franklin wins. the
three schools would he tfed for first
place. West Seattle plays Lincoln.
Queen Anne meets Broadway and
Franklin meets Roosevelt In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
BEAVERS COP
OPENING GAME

PORTLAND. May 30.--sacramen.
to was beaten here yesterday by
Portland, 10 to 4, in hardhitting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
FRANKLIN BEATEN

Franklin proved easy for Broad.
way yesterday and the Tigers upset
the dope by giving tho Quakers a
sound drubbing. The final score
was II to I. Patricolli. the Frank.
lin pitcher. WAS touched for Is
bingles. The score; r.. II. Il.
Broadway s.............n 10 6
franklin ..ss.ss.sst.t.s. b
Batteries: Rees, Reynolds and
Burnsed; Patricelli and Kenny.
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ANOTHER VICTORY

The fast seinE nainief beach nine de-
fsA,rd the fos,atfic~ IN a game featured
By htayY hliiiuF. The score vas - % .
knobizpeh. Taylor ard Roberts comprised
she nftckiuE rFow Tor the Beach team.
shiie Murphy and Burr ted The Poriofflce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
THiSIDAD WINS

TRINIDAD. May 80. - The Palisades
hail club went down 70 defeat before
Trinidad hers sunday b. a score OF 20
T. spencer tho pinninE pitcher. struck
on, seven. while Kimbls. his rival.
Whitfield i've
me s.o,. n ~ n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
NAomIa InOINrEp

MCKEE. May 80. Moass won from
SAches. . 20 I, "a a good rame sunday.
Lasthsr tNlfisd nice bail Tor the vim
nsfs. and Waa touched Tor only four
hinEies. Every man on the winning team
secured al least one hit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
PILETTE LIKE
HIS BROTHER

red PIIette. who worked bon Sal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

Amateur Results
cmrIAN MINs

CHELAN May So 49, The Wenatrhss
Eagios defeated chrinn here SUNDAY bY a
sftaft score in fast game Hsibeft
knocked Ions home run 20 the center
firid fence.
The fruferz a. %. ~
Cheian ...........-.......i Q
Wcnhfchee EAGLES ....s.... 3
Heibst and Carton. Asandsr and
Davenport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
SKI WANTS MORE

May. Reiger. James and d. Nun
ply; Thomas and Baldwin.
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SEALS DEFEAT
OAKS, 9 TO 3

SAN FRANCISCO. May 3o.-san
Francisco defeated Oakland, . TO o.
in the first game OF the series here
yesterday.
The score II. II. f..
Oakland 49,. .... 4. 2
San Francisco ..... 0 II 2
Colwell. Wells. Ely and Baker.
Read: Courtney and Yclle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
CoLTs TAMED

:. Kia,sla and Mccarthy spencer and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

Trsderfrks. the young ontfisidsr Of ths
Fees. opened tho game with q double "a
LETT and went 70 Third on a sacrifice. but
vas killed OF al the plate on Lsslis's
gfonnder 10 orr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30
IIE ID DIN.

Totals ,...aa 20 %
oas out when winning run scored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

Both Hitehie and Yaryan ar, trou-
bled In catching somewhat bscans,
Of the new riose. they arc breaking
In Their old nitts werr stolen In
l.. A. IT.. hard work breaking In q
now pad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-30

Red KiIliter. scouting In the East, IL
leaving New York for home today. lie
expects 70 spend a day or 80 around Min.
neapolis before Jumping acruss the
prairiss and mountains
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ACCUSED PROHI
CHIEF REPLIES
Charges Tammany ConSplr-
aoy TO Seat Gov. Smith

NEW YORK. July 81 IN answer
Ing publicly today indictments for
forgery aud grand lnre'by. returned
against him by grand icy VIII
lam u Anderson, superintendent Of
The New York Stale Antisaloon
league. scored what be termed a
Tnmmany conspiracy 20 scat Gov,
Al smith. OF beer ana light wines
fams. Ia the White HoLFc.
An additional grand jnry indicted
Anderson twice yesterday Tor grand
larceny and once for forgery tx.
Gov Charles u, Whitman. mention.
cd ~ dry candidate for FoyVrnor
In next years campairl. acting as
counsel FOR Anderson. secured a
stay OF five days for hi client, who
was released on $1,000 ihil
Anderson faces two additional In.
FOR extortion making five
In all, They were voted and viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
CAMP PREPARES
FOR CADET RUSH
1000 C. M. T. C. Students
to Train This Month

Camp Lewis, the birthplace OF the
fimous aist Wild West division, IN
nRain taking ON nn air OF great ac.
tlpity The staff OF the citlsenh'
military training camp headquarters
Is busy preparing for the incoming
rush OF 1000 c. N +. c. students
ON July &C.
A separate section OF The camp
has been sct aside Tor this citizens
training, aud has been ihoroly over
hauled aud cleaned, The Third bat.
taiion, Fourth Infantry. whose home
station Is Fort faw,on. has been az
Camp Lewis for a month preparing,
ia conjunction with nnltA OF other
branches 90 the service. mpnouycrs
for the instruction OF this camp.
Mai. Malcolm r. Andrusa viii
again be Ia charge Of the morale
work.
This Liberty theater. Hostess
house and the Butte building also