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, 1923-01-18
Clarice's Plot to
Gain Love
By HAROLD CARTER

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is onlv t~yentv-three
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of tho most famors ,bouqb pot rho
most widaly circ,ioted mbrozira In
America TittleeeId was onIv thirty
fonr hut vhon old crongar d,ad dur-
inc tho nrev;ous veor he bod Of once
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men !. was maj an iuea came INTO
her neau st ~staeserlhs 'hat IL TOOK
possession Oh ner. She wouiu
Wrl'e II slory a~honSnlousis anu nave
II accepteu lor hichhrus hasi'zihe'
How do people get stories accept
cdr she a asked MIN nee.
why, they Try ana Try, ana never
say de- ne answered.
When he was gone Clarice set her
self laboriously to work upon her plot.
II was a love story, of course. and
the heroine was very much like
Clarice. . just as the hero was like
Richard. With trembling fingers Clar-
ice dropped the precious misslve in
the letter-box. and then she waited.
On the fifth morning a long envelope
came to her. Clarice's heart beat
high. h opened 1t. Out tumbled
her story, and, inside the folded pagcs
was a printed notice as follows:
"The editors of the Leviathan re-
greet that. after careful consideration,
they are unable to use the MS which
you have so kindly submitted"
There was not even a name signed
to II.
al awAAW elAE T. -
room crying. She did not care about
the story. but she knew that h
would never make a wife for Richard.
Later that day hope revived. The
next morning the village stationer go.
n fresh order of foolscap. Two days
afterward n second story was posted.
, 1923-01-18
Longer Skirts.

"Will silk stockings be worm"
yes" replied Miss Cayenne. but
they will not, as heretofore, constitute
most of the costume"
, 1923-01-18
FOR OVER 40 A

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been used successfully in the treatment
OF Catarrh.
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Relieves by local application. and the
Internal Medicine. n Tonic. which acts
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faces, thus reducing the Inflammation.
Sold by all druggists.
+. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio.
, 1923-01-18

Many n nan would rather lie when
asked for information than say 81
don't know
, 1923-01-18

Any scheme that doesn't earn its
way Is predatory.
, 1923-01-18

Even when work is scarce you will
find II everywhere.
, 1923-01-18

In this world the hardest knocks
we get are delivered by our supposed
friends.
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If some people have common sense
they evidently think it is too common
TO use.
, 1923-01-18
Important to Mothers

Every time n man borrows trouble
he gets the worst Of the transaction.
, 1923-01-18

Sun-Maid Seeded Raj
sins in blue-labeled tins
should cost you no more
than the following prices:
IL OF. tin, Zoe; 8 OF. tin
(cuPfM Size), 1sc.
Sun-Maid Raisins in
packages should cost you
no more than the follow
ing prices: Seeded lin IS
OF. blue bkg.), zoe; Seed
less lin IS OF. red pkg.),
1Sc; Seeded or Seedless
N oE.), 15c.
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A Length of Insulated Wire, Kept for
Emergency, Is Run Directly From
Battery to Coil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
FROSH FOOTBALL OUTLOOK
AT WASHINGTON is GOOD

basketball trifle, and was the ma.
tional backstroke swimming cham.
pion.
Outside OF these few things. the
Franklin man is nothing extra.
Doug Bonamy Is regarded as one Of
the fightin'est men ever turned out
on Seattle prep school grldlron.
He was chosen for all.cIty center on
account OF his ability to pass the bali
as well as his ability 10 get the other
man out OF the way on line smash.
Bonamy IN a second model of Hank
Haynes, II there ever was one. and
his presence on the freshman squad
will be felt. TO say the least. He is
also n basketball man, feeling at
home Mt either the center or the for.
ward position.
Definite word has come that Koe.
Mig, Olympia high school all.around
man, has been lost to the University
OF Washington. The Olympia lad has
made up his mind TO enter Washing.
ton State college and study agricul.
ture His loss, however. In not aA
great as might be expected under
the circumstances. Other freshmen
are expected TO show up, at any
time. The first practice will be called
the first dry OF school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Three Runs
in FL ale
Decide 1t
Elmer Jacobs Scores I'D
Victory of Season When
Mates Crash Ball

.OAKLAND. Sept. 20 Seattle
" came from behind and scored
three runs In tho ninth 20 win their
third start Of the week from oak
lLna in four games. 20 >.
YaryLn opened the ninth With a
double Brubaksr fumblsd kills'
fsrs ground and Yam scored Lane
trIplea TO center and over came
Kinefer. Mohrkie hit a pop ~ 10
right that fell safe and Lane was
over.
Murrhio did tho pitching for Oak
land and the maintaining rally gave
Jacobs hia 2gpd win of the year.
Singles ey Gather and ArietI with
sacrifice by Lafayette aaudwiched
in between. gave the Oaks the first
run In the second Mearkis'n single
and wslah'a triple tied IL in The
third.
fAfayeiie's single. Afis,, being bin
hy pitched bail and Reads single
gave them smother IN the sixth and
the oaka added their last run In the
eighth on Gathers nsidsf's choice
and Iafaysttr's tripie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

failed 90 SCI any place IN particular with A.
Less brilliant Harvard teams have beaten more row.
eru, and ciassier Yale teams three years In and
unless Yale grts g0ng the thing win happen this
year
The argument that coaching II the greatest factor IN
football does not hold In the Of Johnny uelsman
and the University Of Pennsylvania. Hrizman became
nationally famous when he producing spectacular
Georgia Tech, He didn't have the material at
his command that is given 10 the big Eastern coachea
hut ne delivered Pennsylvania had been Just going
along with ordinary teams ana Helsmun brought
Philadelphia IN the hope that he might develop
OF his tornado teams for Penn. lie had fine material
there hut he failed badly ana relieved
Bob Folwell, who replaced al Penn by Ielsman
went 90 the Naval academy whore he became success
ui Immediately lie had good football brain. knew
the game and had the faculty OF teaching a. lie found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
RY HENRY n FARRELL

~ no more interesting feature than can be- found In
the efforts Of Percy Houghton 20 develop winning
team al Columbia university,
Houshton Is generally regarded the best football
coach ia tho country, He established system al Har
ward that has been OF the productive systems
IN any line Of athletics In the whole country Tho ideas
that he outlined and put into effect az Harvard have
been retained BY succeeding coaches with such great
results that Harvard ranks the outstanding football
institution OF tho nation.
IL has been argued year after year that the best of
coaching viii not get the results without the material
and that where the material Is available master
mind is needed 20 get the play out OF H. II may be
pointed out that Houghton had the material az Har
ward and Il may be pointed right back that Yale has
had the finest material the East Tor three years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

U,REsHMAN COACH Wayne SUIT
l. ton win have galaxy Of
husky stars from all parts OF the
state for his first.year team " men
keep on giving out their intentions
OF going 10 this university. The
latest prospect ia a man by the
name OF Walter Duke. who played
for Iowa Wesleyan university In
1917.
Duke IN bill older thnn the
average university student but
should tit in with the crowd when
he gets his fighting clothes on. He
weighs in the ncighborhood OF lo2
and is hard man 10 catch In a
stern chase. Line Is bis strong
forte. the big boy being at home
In either the guard or the tackle
position.
After his experience with Iowa
Wesleyan. Duke played with the
Naval Training Station team at
Great Lakes for period OF three
years. From there he went to Can.
ada, giving up all prospects OF on.
terIng college until university men
broachcd the subject TO him. When
the cali for freshmen IL sounded on
October 2. Walter Duke win be
among those present, without a
doubt.
other men from this city who
have arranged tentatively for uni.
yersty entrance are Harry Spcidel,
husky Franklin high tackle, and
Douglas Bonnmy, West Seattle cen.
ter SpoidcPs acquisition should
tighten the line problem onsIdcr.
ably while Bonamy would be a
jewel
While 81 Franklin, spcldoll estah.
lished nm onVinblc record at tackle
being chosen or allcity posts twice
IN suuceHslon. We wss tho malnstny
OF the Franklin line and without
him. they would certainly never
have become champions.
Besides being a first.class football
plnycr Harry cnn show his heels TO
any Of them when II comes to play.
ing first base. Then, too. he plays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

aa tho all was Off.
Papyrus cooked a biooded ear at
the big boat. then At the water be
tween. and shook hiH head.
Bargoid. the faithful stable mate.
without whom Papyrua Ia an equine
Achilles and won't play at all. saved
the day. He stepped daintiiy on to
the gang plank OF the Aqultanin
without any further hesitation.
papyrus followed suit and tho own.
crs. handlers and spectators who
had gathered TO bid the British
champion bon voyage. heaved one
unanimous sigh OF relief.
Papyrus and the Aquitanla sailed
today with every possible provision
made for the Derby winners com.
fort and convenience. He meets zev
OF Ny own October %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

Glasses the university whore class teams arc coached
by his star players.
Centre college hardly would have come out of The
hills n Kentucky 20 be known an over the United
states IN the little college had not been fortunate IN
finding such a great coach 40 Uncle Charley Moran
Ills was case u making stars and not bringing them
out lie had Iona TO draw than city high school
coach and he had tremendous difficulties % overcome
tio had 20 be- the coach the trainer tho rubber ana
even tho "seamHrrsH" for the team but he harvested
ON his labor because the players were willing to work
Just as hard IN he worked and no knew enough foot
hal 10 give Them something 10 work with.
|,fI DoBfE who IA now coaching nt Cornell, n held
VI nm ns AN example by those who maintain that
coaching il al least 80 per cent Of winning football
Fielding Yost offer another 10 that point a.
Michigan. Yost perhaps has tho best record OF any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
PAPYRUS GIVES GANGPLANK
OF LINER UPLIFTED NOSE

SOUTHAMPTON. England. Sept
- 22.-For minute Friday after
noon (, looked IA tho the inierna.
,ional stakes for which all British
and American turf enthusiasts are
waiting might be called Off,
II was Papyrus, ternpermenial
British standard bearer. who hest.
tated. papyrus. which won tho
Derby from crack field. but can.
not run unless he has his beer before
going to the post and his stable mate
and black kitten mascots near by.
vas taken down to the AquIiania
TO be pu, on board for the voyage
10 New York
Papyrus had special train com.
Ing down from Newmarket, AZ Ben
Irish. his owner. led HIS horse 10
the water. II looked for moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22


with his good season Of last year
behind him. Bruce win be one Of the
fellows that the opposition viii have
to stop.
The Roosevelt team was new last
year. being the first year OF the
Teddies in the loop. But this season.
with flock Of veterans back. and
some good men from the powerful
Teddy frosh. the Northenders bear
Watching,
Bruce will have good man In the
backgield to help him out In Hinkle.
who played good football last year.
Tom HyIlengrIn. leading quarter
back candidate. is also going 10 be
a big help because OF his speed.
The Teddies may not win the title.
but they viii have plenty OF power
and win be one Of the teams to be
watched.
with such big fellows az Bruce
and Marvin Dixon. the Lincoln
hope. for fulthack positions this
year. there will be plenty for the
boys and girls TO talk about when
II comes 10 picking the best man at
the end OF the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
SOCCER MEN
MEET TONIGHT

TIE ncwIy organized WAshlngton
state Association Football league
VIII hold a general meeting at the
Chamber Of Commerce assembly
room, Third ave and Cherry st.. Mt
o'clock tonight Entries will he nc
cepted for senior, Junior and spt-
urday Afternoon leagues, The sat
urday Afternoon lcnguc viii bc con,-
prlsed Of boys OF high school age
and cntrlsc win he accepted at one
OF the Monday evening meetings or
may be loft with Lefty" Hoaglnnd
at spaulding's, or Secretary Wlllin-
son. nl5 Hogc building. CUPS and
medals win be presented TO the win
ners In each League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
FINALS IN
GOLF MEET
ON TO-DAY

MONTREAL. Sept. % - Miss
Nl Glenna colIett OF Providence.
r. l.. and Mrs. W. A. Gavin OF
Huntercombe. Eng. viii meet in
the finals here today Of the Cana.
dian women's open golf champion.
ship.
Miss Collett yesterday eliminated
Miss AIexa Stirling Of New York,
and ?. while Mrs. Gavin won
fsom Mrs. Hope Gibson Of Hamii.
ton, Ont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Football Fans Will Watch Hoghton at Columbia This Year

coach in the game and Dobis has been uniformly sue
eesrfuI wherever he tried his hand.
Andy Smith AZ California hiss met with sensational
success on the Pacific coast and Pop warner now a.
ptsburg has been consistently successful and viii BE-
known always Tor the teams that he produced Car
Isle and for producing that greatest Of them AL Jim
Thorpe Hugo Bezdek has been great success A.
Penn state with both football and baseball teams. ana
Bn Roper made Princeton one Of the outstanding foot
bah schools n tho country
HouRhton will have very little 70 work with a. Co
umbia lie has with him perhaps the most brilliant
STAFF Of assistants IN the country. His JOB vii be 70
get Columbia Interested In football before he hope
10 give the university a winning team.
lie cannot hope 90 produce this year but II VIII be-
most Interesting watch the team thru the stages
Of production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
NEW YORK is
FLEET CHAMP

The u s. s. New York football
team that plays one of the Unlvcr.
atty OF Washington clcvons at the
Stadium here next Saturday. easily
won the championship Of the Navy
last yonr. Coach Bagshaw IL expect.
Ing some tough competition from the
Gobg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

THE new additions bull, on the
4 north and south ends Of the JET.
ferbon Park clubhouse, which were
opened las, week. furnish a long felt
wan, TO those who play their golf on
the municipal links First Of all. the
dining room. heretofore much too
small. has been doubled in size by
the transferring OF the ladies' locker
room 10 the new north wing. The
checking Of clothing and clubs. the
issuing Of tickets and all clerical
work in connection with the park.
viii be done in the front part Of this
north.cnd section. Professional Joe
jefferson win occupy tho south addi-
ton within the next few days These
quarters. while not as large MS the
present ones. VIII have the most
modern Workshop and showroom OF
It's kind on the Pacific coast
while all these changes have been
going on. Mrs, NJ r. culp. the con.
cessionaire. and who. incidentally. Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
L. W. ANDREWS is the champion

Il W. ANDREWS is the champion
IL. banker. golfer Of Seattle! This
young man earned this title when he
defeated Pete Ash in fhe ss.hole final
match in the annual Seattle bankers
golf tournament. this week, five-up
and four 20 play.
A field OK rs Seattle bankers en-
tered this event and IL II interesting
10 note that a; least one Seattle bank
president survived as far aH the semi
final round. This was ]. w. spang.
Ter. president ~ the Seattle National
bank. And he was heard 10 remark
thar as long as he was not successful
IN winning himself he was glad that
the son Of a former president Of the
Seattle National bank won this an
nuai tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
COMMODORE
CUP RACE
ON SUNDAY

THE commodoro's cup race OF the
i Seattle Yacht club will be sailed
Sunday over the old yacht club
course. All boats will race on ham
dcnp. The start win be nj the West
Pon, buoy at ~ noon, then to Nun
buoy Mt Eagle Harbor, then TO the
Duwamish Head He'll buoy and back
to the starting line.
In addition, race ut the same
time and over tho same course will
be sailed for special prizes for cats.
stars, sloops, yawls and schoonors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
PENN FOOTBALL
WORK STARTED

Fiftyfour players, composing the
advance guard Of the University of
PENNSYLVANIA football SOUND, are
practiclng At Cape May, N. j.. prior
TO the opening Of school at philadol
phle' Head Couch Lou Young Ia In
charge OF the squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Return of Pete KiIdum to Seals
InfieLd Is Sauna Grace to Team

KILDUFF ball club When
Sacramento would
Kuff without doubt the best second in the and really belongs
His the Seals makes the combination
around the keystone station thanked Hal Rhyme
the the
man n o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
SEATTLE RETURNS
| TO FINISH SEASON

The Seattle club returns to the
home field next week for three
series on the home lot that will
close the 1898 campaign. They
open with Vernon on Wednesday.
and then Oakland aud Portland
come In turn.
The locals have proved to ba big
winners on the Rainier valley dia.
mond this year and should finish
in the first division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
ANGELS MUST
REBUILD

Los Angeles must rebuild for next
year They lose wally Hood and
George Lyons and Percy Jones to
the Chicago Cubs. Art Griggs and
Doc Crandsil arc about thru and
Red Smith and Clarence Twombly
are thinking OF quitting baseball
They need men in every depart.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

FWWFFfNF FFF|WEW HTWWH y NFFNW VIZ
tory 10 Jacobs Runs responsible for
Jacobs ,, Murehio !, struck eut--,Jaeoha
J. HarErr 1 BsAss on balls Mgrehi1 ].
Jacobs l. Burger /. Hlt - pitched bali
--Artstt. BY Jacobs stolen hans~- Eidrsa
Three. base hits Welsh. Lafayette. Lane.
rwa.hass hits llrnbsker. TArysn. Rasri.
flee hits fafayetts Murrhio Time
it4a. UmptFeA-casSv ard Carroll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
JEFFERSON PARK players wi

JEFFERSON PARK players viii
~ engage IN medal competition
this weekend, The frs; round
matches In the Times trophy play
must also be played before Sunday
night. on the municipal course.
At the Inglcwood and North End
links play in the early rounds OF
these clubs respective president cup
tournaments is in progress. while at
the Rainier and University courses
the question Of who is the champion
golfer at each Of these clubs will
soon be settled, as play in both
events has reached the semlfinal
stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

DARLINGTON added another win
~ 10 its long liai OF victories by
defeating the Everett team on the
Black River links. last Sunday. By a
27-to,ii score. These Darlington lads
are certainly strong FOR team.
matches
Just 90 give them little diversion.
Capt. Prank Atkins viii send them
or In match play against DOGGY
tomorrow. and the winner win re.
eciye 4 handsome trophy, donated by
Frank himself Mayhapr the lucky
one viii nho be the recipient OF a
package from the grievance commit.
tee. who knows2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
SEALS ANNEX
ANOTHER GAME

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 22.-san
Francisco made It four straight over
Sacramento here Friday, winning 4
to 2. Shea outpItched Yellowhorse.
Mulligan and McGinnis hit home
rams.
The score: r. II. u,
San Francisco .....4 IL
5acrafncnto ........4...,.
Batteries Shea and Richie; Vel.
lowhorse and Koehler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
KAHANAMOkU
SEEKS MARK

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 22.--Duke
Kahanamoku. the Hawaiian swim.
mer, will attempt to lower the
world'E record for the mems rs.
yard. free style event in d local
tank here September rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
MICKEY WALKER
WINS BY X. O.

DAVENPORT. Ia. Sept. 22.--
Mickey Walker. worlds weltorweIght
champion, won from Bobby Green
Of San Antonio. Tex, by a tech.
nical Knockout in the eighth round
here last night. Green was out.
classed thruout the bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Open Football Is Likely at Washington
ninth INNING RALLY WINS FOR TRIBE
PARKWAY and
a BYALEx C.Ro5E
& - n

DuT here on the Pacific coast. a
~ qualifying round o. medal golf
play determines the players who
qualify for tho elimination match
play and also what positions they
occupy ia the draw Tho mcdailst
takes the top place NJ the head q
the draw. the second low scorer gets
the bottom line. the third IN placed
Al the bottom or the upper half. No.
takes the tsp position on the lower
half. and 40 on. That Is what In
called seeded" draw. and. we ven.
ture 10 Say. II haH been very salts
taetorilY used in these parts for 10.
these many years.
Back East. they have their qualify.
Ing round. bat no seeded draw. No.
Sirce' A. least not IN the National
amateur championship event. now in
progress at thc Flossmoor links In
Chicago They put the names in a
hat and made the draw according to
the wny they came out,
AftAH fFAf nat NINW IN ANlEAER
wa the means q placing Bobble
Jones and Chick Evans. who tied for
msdalisi hnnora. Francis ouimct,
George Won Film and While Hunter.
the five iow scorers all in the lower
bracket. and no grouped together
that only one would be able to sur.
vivs the third round
on course. the upper bracket WAS
made up of top.noteh players there
are no weddings IN any national
family Of ~ golfers. who tee Off IN
the first roun6--but the cream OF
America. with the exception Of jesse
swestntsr and Bob Gardner. Was
linked In the lower section.
They have their own way OF doing
things back East We have our own
way Of doing things on, West After
lafnping that draw. lant Tuesday. we
are more than convinced that the
Ean, viii soon take a tip from the
Yves; orc the next group Of golfers
Htart off 10 determine who il the
premier amateur golfer Of the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
GREAT FIGHT
IN A. A.

Kansas City and 81. Paul are
staging great fight in the Amer
lean association with less than two
games separating the teams. The
Saints hold slight lead IT may
take the final games OF the season
to decide the race.