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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25

Louis Love and company, with
their song and dance romance, THE
Gypsy Wanderer." open a weeks
engagement at the Palace Hip thea.
ter.
The story told Is Of gypsy lover
who has wandered into the world.
seeking his fortune. He returns 10
his sweetheart in her dreams one
night, and she awakes to find her
happy wish como true. Carrying
special equipment, this Offering IS
said TO be one OF the sconically
brilliant works Of the season and
promises 10 make the new program
unusually entertaining.
The Watson and Jenkins Revue.
"A advertisement OF Class" is de.
scrlbed as being an oddly In dance
attractions. worked out as nm arith.
metical problem, which Is left to the
audience to solve.
Spontaneous humor by two young
chaps with breezy personalities is
promised when Harry Warden and
Benny Burt appear In the laugh.
akit, Can You SlnR?"
One of the very few colored voice.
throwers now appearing In vaude.
vile. Johnny Woods, "The Ebony
King Of Ventrlloquists." viii present
his entertaining act. described ns n
decided novelty in this type Of turn.
The program will be opened by Carl
and Joe Blnise. whose eccentric
bending feots promise both TO staitle
and amuse.
The screen offering Ia said to be
Of more than ordinary promise, Col.
leen Moore and Antonio Moreno be.
ing starred in Look Your Best" II
Ia n funny story Of n miss forced TO
lose weight or lose her Job, and the
means she takes to save both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25

member God"i evening sermon,
"certaintles."
Swedish Finnish Baptist Church
Rev Biomquiat. Sermon. 7.3O ,. m.
United Presbyterian Church-Rev
John ". Hanuum. pastor. Sunday
school, 1916; sermon. IL a. m: Rev.
J. S. McGraw. y. d.
Green Lake Bethany Church-o.
y Hanson. pastor Sunday schaol.
s:45 a. m. merning service, II. DR..
Peter Peterson. OF Chicagoi evening
service, 3.
Bethany Baptist Church-Autrirn
II. Nickel. pastor. Morning service
II. Getting Along Without Cod
How7' evening service. 100, "sin's
Decelts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25
Stop Paying Rent
WAYS TO ESTIMATE
COST OF YOUR HOUSE

There are two ways to arrive nj
the estimated cost Of your new home
First. Is tho 'cuhage estimate" This
means figuring the cubic contents Of
your home aud multiplying Il BY a
cubic foot cost. This cubic foo, cost
varies In different localities \ re.
liable estimator OF one actively en-,
gagged In home building can tell YOU
" hat your local cost should be.
To arrive az the cubic contents OF
your home. figure the height from
basement floor line. half way thru
the attic Count the porches az one.
half thclr cubic contents when
porches are glazed count them NJ fun
content.
Suppose your home contains IS 600
cubic feet and your local cnhage eort
IL 30 cents per cubic foo, Tho total
cost OF your homo complete. inciud
ms heating lighting. plumbing.
painting would be sS.50o.
Cubic foot estimates vary accord
ing 20 the current prices Of labor.
material and equipment. At best. on
residence work. cubic foot estimate
Ii only approximate. II Is more &C.
euFato on larger buildings.
The second way TO obtain an esu.
mate ~ 10 submit your plans. spccl.
ftcntions. working drawings and bill
u materials to three or four reliable
contractors or builders. These men
viii offer TO erect your home NJ a
stipulated price. with tho understand.
ing that tho plans and specifications
are not altered.
II you prefer. you can AJAX bids
from "a general contractor, or can
take separate bids from masons.
plumbers. carpenters. electricians.
stenmfi,ters. by adding up the low.
Cst bid for each trade. you can find
out what the total cost viii amount
to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25
ANsMERs To YEsTERpAN,s 0rEsrIoNs

!. The oregon trail was made be
tween 1890 and 1870 as a rider path
and pack train path by tho trappers,
traders and scouts. who pushed into
tho West and Northwest from 81
Louis and the Missouri. establishing
stations here and there for dealing
with the Indians Not until 1870 did
the first wagons, driven by Robert
Newell and his party. get down the
western slope Of the Rockies as far
as wnlla Walla. The first wagon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25
MUSICAL NJ SIBE.R
HEADS PAN BILL.

The new bill AZ the pauiaRcs the.
alter. opening with Sundays matinee.
will 10 headed by Tho Cfypsy S
Idyii. a company OF seven artists.
featuring George Carson. An arts.
tic program Of tuneful songs and at.
tracttye dances lntersporsed With In.
strumenial numbers Is promised The
production r. said to be enhanced by
beautiful costumes and Characteristic
scenic environment. Mr. Carson Will
be assisted BY Jerry Cufrlni. accor.
diouist. Flo Butler. saxophonlst and
yodelers q Pastor. leading tenor.
Gloria Cusso. singer and dancer. and
Ella Pcnder and Irene Coffman. sing.
ers and dancers.
Mons. Grant Gardner ono of
vaudsville's favorito blnckfaco come.
diana. has an original mouologrte. in.
tergperscd with comedy ecccntrci.
ties. singing aud instrumental mu.
sic. which Is presented In his own
style.
Harry Sullivan and Ruth Meyers
call their number They Auto Know
iPNA&NAs AbtJ ElAfH ~ comedy auto
mobile novelty IN which series OF
mishaps and comedy situations oc.
cur.
Dolly Irving. English musical
comedy star, and Tom Elwood. Irish
tenor. will appear in their latest
vaudeville success. "a Bouquet OF
Songs" Character singing OF har.
mony. popular and comedy melodies
is promised.
-Four Queens OF syncopation'
win include a quartet OF pretty and
talented girls. A program OF synco.
patAd melody Of current songs viii
be given.
Noel Lester and company have a
clever presentation OF magic and Jug.
Cling. offering come unusual demon,
STATIONS in the art Of lcgerdemain
interpreted with Juggling.
The Pantagescope viii show n
comedy feature. with the usual or.
gan concert by Glenn Golf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25

road clear to the Willamette wna put
thru in lSi6.
2 james Brdger. a commercial
trader and scout, established his post
called Fort Brldger IN Western Wyo.
ming few years before the begin.
ming Of the great covered wagon mi,
grafton Of the iOs While his bust.
ness WIS with the Indians. he wuH
very kind Ca the passing agricultural
settlers and often helped them on
their way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25

Louise Lovely. the wen known
motion picture aud screen star.
heads the opening bin Of the new
season at the Moore thsater. play.
ing the orphcum Circuit, Miss
Lovely has surrounded herself with
a company OF capable artists and
WIN present a sketch OF motion pic.
ture studio life, "A Day At the
studio" During the progress OF
the play Miss Lovely will take mo
ton pictures on the stage. which
will be shown Mt The Moore the fol.
lowing week Comedy has not been
overlooked in Miss Loyvlys offer.
tug. as her assistant Wilton WEIGH
knows what vaudeville audiences
want to make them laugh.
Another big attraction on the
opening bin is the appearance OF
Dolly Kay. a premiere exponent OF
syncopatlon Assisted by Phil Phil.
ips. Miss Kay will give n 4o.minuts
revue OF syncopated numbers.
Thomas j. Ryan. one Of the finest
comedians on the vaudeville stage
win present his new sketch. Ahead
Of the Times" Ryan has pro
duced laughter in vaudevilla the
Atcrs for 20 years. and is still at
the top OF the class.
Dennie o'Neil and "cy' Piunkett
in The Young tn" IS another
featured act on tire big opening
bin. Comedy and drama fills the
sketch with entertainment.
Pepita Gsanados. famous Spanish
dancer. assisted by Frances Drager.
violinist. and Marian Dale and
Grace Muroff. Oriental dancers. win
offer "a Spanish Oriental Novelty"
Miss Granados is probably the best
known dancer in Spain and her as.
sisting company is more than ade-
quate.
Nate Leipzig. Of international re.
pute. win show that he is "a man
to be watched"
The Three Lordons in Lights
Out" have a big circus act.
There viii be film attractions on
the opening program and Tiny"
Burnett and hts big orchestra will
lie heard in concert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25
Legion Posts Will :
Hold All-Day Picnic

An ali-day picnic Of an American
Ilgion posts Of King county viii be
held at Kirkland. Sunday. FIFTY
prizes are offered IN the athletic
sports, the feature OF which will bs
a ball game between King and Kit
sap county teams The day viii be
closed with dance at the Warren
o. Grimm post clubhouse al Kirk
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25
British Mattresses
Wearing Trousers

LONDON, Aug 2b-rho walt.
reHseH IN a prominent London res
taurant have discarded skirts and are
wearing prF.top trousers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25
REXEQD
Naa1 II pIIION

the
of
behind
bnck
Big without loss
a mighty comfortable place live
possibilities homeand
buIde infect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25

alone. Ia the innovation planned by
Hermie King orchestra. which VIII
also contribute Ten -Tep-Tenucssee"
and Teddy Bear Blues starring I'd
Love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25

Perhaps you can trade your car
for the first payment on n home.
Many people have been able to do
that.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25
Hon Well Do You KnoW Your
Pacific Northwest History?

DRUSH up on your Pacific Northwest history. In
ID September The Star is going TO conduct true
story contest on adventures of the pioneers
In the meantime there will be a daily Covered
Wagon question and answer box, If you have similar
questions and answers pertinent to the subject send
them in. Here is today's list:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25

When and how did the first Yankees settle in Washington
Why are the praires historic landmarks?
Why did Great Britain yield up Washington readily?
What gave impetus to the infant industry Of the state?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25


QUESTION BON No.
and how did tho first XanLaps snttln in Wuehiuot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-25
PALACE HIP BILL
HEADED BY STARS

gan concert by CT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
JESS STATES
FIRPO Is A
TOUGH GENT

TESS WILLARD. talking In Chlca
= so, said; Those persons whc
think Dempsey is picking up a sof
mark in Firpo had better not bet toe
much.
when I whipped Jack johnson
everybody thought 1 was soft
mark.
"Firpo Is a big, strong. young fol.
low, just as / was then. and he eat,
up hard punches
Il nailed him hard enough two oil
three times 20 have dropped any
other man ever fought But al
he did was shake his head like bear
and try TO hit me harder.
Dempsey viii have to get him
very quickly TO got him at all.
think that after the firth or sixth
round. II the fight goes that long
F1rpo will be the stronger man ant
the better OF the two"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
WILLS SAYS
DEMPSEY is
AN EVADER

GAYS Harry Wills: Il SEQ by the
- papers that Dempsey says he will
BE- ready TO fight me thros weeks
after he finishes with Firpo.
Il haven't much money I've
never been ablo to make big money
in tho ring.
But I'm willing to bet as much
as / have that Dempsey won't be
willing TO fight mo three weeks
after be finishes with Firpo. or in
three months. or year.
Dempsey and his manager. Jack
Rearns, aru smart They gcs out Of
match with me b. saying / can
have the match.
THAT qulsts tho public But
neither Dempsey or Kearns II ever
willing 10 talk business.
They've been avoiding mn ever
since Dempsey became champion"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
FIRPOS LEFT SHOWS IMPROVEMENT IN TRAINING CAMP
ODDS ARE EVEN IN COMING RIDLEY MORGAN MATCH
Major Talk

Babe Ruth smanhid a double and two
singles. and clubbeS the rauks into A
t-to-t victory over the Senators.
The Giants rninad another half
game ON the Reds, and Increased
thSir Lead 90 four full games by
trimming tho Robins, o 10 S.
Doubles By gsNsn and Stephenson In
the 18th inning gave tho Indians a s-to-7
victory over tho white BOX
EbmLa allowed the Athlsties ak
scattered hits, and the He'd soI won,
20 1.
Tho Cardinals knocked Morrison out
q the box and beat the Pirates. 20 Z.
Hnhe Marquard won tho decision
over Jimmy Ring IN a pitchers bat
tie. and the Braves beat tho Pills,
10 l.
Urban Fhocksr marked UP bis .oth VIC
tory ~ the season when he pitched the
Browns 20 q s-to-0 win over tho Tig9rb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
JACK KEARNS
KEEPS QUIET
THESE DAYS

One doesn't hear much from Jack
- Kcarns these days. The night
Firpo whipped Willard In Jersey
City. Kearns sat near tho ring.
When the fight was over the news
papermen crowded around 10 ask
him what he thought OF Flrpo-
whether he would bo match for
Dempsey
Renrns shook his head. Hes juHt
big and strong" he said. ITO match
him with Dempsey would be muir
der"
Practically every man that ever
saw Firpo fight says the same thing
that he's no match for Dempsey.
But Kearns now says nothing.
There's too much money involved in
the match-enough to justify the
risk Of slaughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
Both Boys
Get Chance
to Cop Go
Both Buddy and Tod Ex-
pected to Travel at Top
Speed in Next Meeting
BY TOM OLSEN


TND MORGAN. newly crowned
J. king OF the Pacific Coast
featherweishts. will defend his title
for the FIRST time "Wednesday night
at the Arena here against iheddy
Ridley, the little serapper who lost
tho coveted headpiece only two
weeks ago to the present champ
Ridley and Morgan put up such
whale OF a battle in their previous
meeting for the championship that
Promoter Nate pruxman readily
saw that the fisht was a natural"
and re.matohed tho boys FOR the
coming "Wednesday.
Neither Tod or Bud win enter
the ring as a fayorite. nom present
sndications Ridley prior 70 his
last meeting with Morgan. had two
battles within a weeks time. and
was naturally a little stas How.
ever. this time he has kept clear
OF the hempen SQUIRE and VIII en-
ter the ring IN the best SHAPE
Both boys have taken TO the
woods for their early training for
the title hattie. Morgan. with his
fnthermanagcr. Fred Morgan. have
fpen Turing the trout up in the
Oiympics. while Ridley has been up
10 picturesque Big Four inn, near
Index.
Both boys are winding up teelF
training at the Austin & Salt sym.
nasium now. A big crowd Of fins
Is out every afternoon to see the
boys work.
Morgan's victory over Ridley was
one OF the biggest upsets In North.
west ring history. Most Of the fans
thought Morgan lucky n he held the
classy former champion 70 a draw.
Druxman stated yesterday that he
probably would use Johnny Mack.
the Pi:tsburE liEhtwetght and
Iackey Morrow. clever Spokane
boy, in the six.round scml.windup.
The popular promoter is busy scout
Ing around for other bouts II Is
likely that heavyweight mix win
be on the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
CONNIE MACK
LOSING HOPE

Connie Mack, whose faithful
hope was rudely Jared this year.
hardly thinks that his youngsters
win come back TO the front rank
between now and the end OF the
season.
At ono time there were many
who expressed themselves as being
certain that tho Athletics would
finish in the first division.
Tho tenn went strong and was
well liked because II was, In many
respects, n kid team.
II In an unfnlllng rule in base,
ball that n kid team commands
the sympathy OF tho crowd and
tho loyal support of the fans In lie
own city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
FINAL ROUND
ON SLATE IN
LINKS MEET

FXMoOR COUN RY CLUB.
II HIGHLAND PARK. Ill. Aug. u.
Mas Louise Fordycs q Younss-
town. Ohio. champion. and Miss My
Ram Burns OF Westmoreland. VIII
meet In the finals OF tho women's
Western Golf association champions
ship.
The former defeated Mrs Florence
Halloran Of Salt Lake City. and :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
Chicago Is
Magnet to
MdnyStdrs

CHICAGO. Aug. 5i.-More than 81
" athletes-men whose names are
bywords in track and field events
began today 20 match their strength
and speed in the national champion
ships OF the A. a. U.
while the seniors. including worlds
American and intercollegiate cham
pions. waited anxloudy for their
events 70 start tomorrow. the Juniors
athletes who have never won a
first place in an important set OF
games-responded 20 the starters
gun az p. m. today.
Following the juniors today and
the senior championships tomorrow
the relays and decathlon champion
ships will be run off on Monday. La
Dor Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
Luis Angel
Looks Good
in Training
Argentinan Shows Good
Form in Practice PAGES
at Atlantic City

A TLANTIc CITY. n. j.. Aug. 81.
a 1t n apparent from Luis Angel
Firpo's training work here. that he
has moro OF left hand than he has
permitted tho public 20 believe. II
was weakness on HIS port side In all
HIS previous fights that caused tho
experts 10 predict that ho would not
20 far with the two handed Dempsey
when they meet for The heavyweight
championship In New York. septem-
Der IL.
F1rpo Is showing a nice left IN his
sparring and be has acquired a hook
10 supplement the conventional lah.
In training for willard he showed
the same thing. but when be started
10 fight tho former champion. he
apparently forgot he had anything
hanging 20 his loft shoulder.
Perhaps he knew no could win
with his right and chose 10 camou-
flngc his other side
The South American does very 1T
TO clubbing In his work now and he
flashes a very good right uppercut
II was blow Of this type. landed by
Jess Willard In his last stand az To-
ledo. that nearly finished Dempsey
Experts watching Firpo. discount
his form. saying thai no will forget
all his style when he is hurt and will
revert back 20 his natural rough and
unpOllsh method Of warfare.
Beyond doubt he is in perfect con
ditlon and In every respect he is q
better man than tho willard from
whom Dempsey won the tits. His
wind Is sound he Is fast on his feet
for a big man and his morale is per,
feet Despite the fact that he hAi
placed himself in the hands Of train.
ers whose only knowledge OF boAinl
has been acquired thru motion pic
lures, Firpo is being brought nlonJ
fine He weighs 2i4 pounds now an,
no says be will fight at 40 or 2I9
lie shows no symptoms Of being O
getting stale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
PITTSBURG TO
HAVE STADIUM

Plttsburg University is going
ahead with plans for big stadium,
which II ia hoped 10 have ready
for the football season OF 1924 I,
will be Of tho single deck type
oval shaped, but the foundation
will be 50 built 10 permit the add
ton Of another tier. II will &C
commodate 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
WALLACE WINS
FROM SHAUERS

ERIE. Pa, Aug. 3l.-Patsy Wal
lace, Philadelphia, won over Ray
shauers, Niles, Ohio, in ~ rounds.
Nick Brown, Baltimore, won on a
foul in the third from Patsy Elan
igan, Niles. Young Hilbert. Ashtu-
balo, Ohio. won by technical
knockout over Stanley Smith, Roch-
ester, N. Y, in second round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
HIsSKETH LOSES COAT

Bob Hesketh. winner of Tho Star.
Woodland park mons singles tennis
championship, lost a gray suit coat
at the park early this week. Sew.
crnl letters were In tho pocket. The
finder should notify tho sporting
editor Of Tho Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31

Upland bird shooting In King and the
majority % oountle. In Western wash.
inEton will open October /. From The
tisiE reports sent 20 Piper 4 Tan out o.
the various counties OF this locality. the
bird shooting viii be very good this sea
s9n- King county reports mere blrdr
than last season. favorAbis conditions
being found all year. with the result that
the hunters should have excellent spor,
tlIs fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
WISCONSIN TO
SEND OARSMEN

The uniyerslty Of Wlsconan Is
planning 70 send It's Varsity eight
onred crew 10 compete in che POUCH.
keepule rowing classic next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
SANTEL WILL
WRESTLE JAP

Nd santel light heavyweight
wrestler, will meet Prof. Tastua
Higimi In n Jlu jItsu match in
Los Angeles on Labor Day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31

Sait water fishing Is boiling ths
attention q hundreds uf anglers
these days. salmon and salmon trout
are proying the iure out on Elliott
bay. Jim Hrsnp reports soFns very
good catches Of big fish takra In The
siolpiiy u his boaihpuso At the foot
VI aiaasaohusetts ~. The early morn
iur and evening fishinx ap9c~rs 10
DO the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
JACK STOPS
M'AULIFFE
IN TRAINING

CARAToGA. n. Y. Aug. Sire
- sumins training again AFTER be-
ing forced into a vacation after a
heavy cold. Jack Dempsey plans To
work right thru untl the day before
he defends his heavyweight cham
plonship against Luis Firpo. the big
South American.
Dempsey went back 20 work yes
terday and he put so much pep into
his work that be stopped Jack Nc
Auilfs. Detroit heavyweight. IN tho
first round Tho champion eascd up
when Il vas apparent that MeAullfrc
was gone. and tho Detroit fighter
was unable 70 come back FOR another
round
-s-NFta NftuH FHsgr~H aftr-ffr9seA M~a Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
DAVE SHADE WINS

wILKEsBARRE. Pa. Aug. ST.
Dave Shade. California weiterweiFht.
defeated Harlem Jim Kelley in a
slow ten.round bout here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31

Nimrods returning from Kittitss county
from the opau SEASON On saxs hsna IN that
county report fair luck some Of the
hunters found their limit phile many
had httls or no luck a, ali, Th. opening
~ the grouse season IN kittitAA county
saturday morning. September 1, Ia at
tracing rroAt deal Of attention Emcnx
local shooters, ard tho DAP will md
many locals In the hills there. In a long
distance report 20 Piper = TAFT yss,er-
fsg p o Blsnksnship. district forest
ranger a, Eastou. stated that the birds
we're very plentiful IN that par, OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
FIELD AND STREAM

county. The bag iimn Is five birds per
day.
The Shykomish river, from fnder
up 10 skykomi,h, Z. proving very
Eood Ter fishinK this week. Reports
from A. Q. Aiica =, Grutto tell o.
mAay fine catches tskra there
usaf hunting stli open 10 Western
wsshiaKtss pithin KlnE and EsamAHia
counties atpinmbsr I, These are the
only safiy as1n counties On this side y
he Cascades Hear are VERY pisutifui in
BiHs euunsY, being f0aHd In all parts OF
the western slope ~ the Caacaf.A
0raYs Hafber flsSlnE 10 very good AZ
this time, according 20 a bunch q reports
seat 20 Piper Taft from TIA; district
thls week The EatssP river. Upper
wishkah river Lover wynoochc. river.
Upper wynoe6hre river. and Upper and
Lower HamPiUiips river. North liver and
/ Upper Quinauit rivur are all ia good con.
titien. and furnishing good sport win
both out,hrsst and blsshAcha At TIT,
tina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31

ApEuHt u marks the Last Gay o. the
epHa naAing season on the watsrs N the
Goat lake game refuge. Goat lake has
rot proven the attraction this season
ihpt u did last she frs; open period for
several ycaTL Fish and HysA lakes. n
kitutas county. will also be closed 70
The pabilo after September 1. nshiuz
bslnE allowed In these two lake. GufinE
the month Of Angus; only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31

xhile Miss Burns eliminated Mira l.
Reinhardt OF Dallas, Texas. six and
five In the semi-finals today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-31
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