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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
nApTIsr

First swedish--Iisy. Emil FrihorR.
pastor. Sunday school. s:ss. morning
service. II; u. Y. p. o., ., IA. even
Ing service. ia Swedish. 100, Evan.
gcliat c. q. Emmanuel speaking.
Flrst Norwegian. Danish--Rev. A.
~. Menus. pastor. Sunday school.
sfs. Scandinavian service. II; young
peoples meeting. p, IA. English
service, Ta0.
Kim swedisb-ilsy. NJ. johnson
pastor. Swedish service. II. young
peoples meeting. bhs .. m. English
service. Tiae.
Queen Anne--Rev. II. r. Richard.
son. pastor. Sunday school. s.t5.
esangellstic service, IL; young PEG.
pls'a meeting. Gao: evangelis,ie sory.
Ice. go.
Firsi--Ambross ~. Bailey. ID. D..
pastor. Sunday school. s;4s; morn.
ing service. washing tho Disciples
Feet. H. Y. r. L.. CHS p. m; Anti.
Saloon league sermon. THE Unfin.
Ishsd Battle b. MAI. Frank Ebheri.
T1o.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Madison Strcct-George c. Fool.
ton, pastor. Sunday school. 9:4s:
services by Row. George Bernard. II
n. m. and p. m: social hour. $40:
Epworth league, Gao: evening scrv.
ice. 1870.
First Norwegian.D anish-Dr J. o.
Hall. pastor. Sunday school. 10:
Norwegian service. IL: young PEG.
pies meeting. $40 p. M: friendship
supper. $50: Norwegian service. 7.3o.
first-Monthly concert Of Temple
chorus. with organ recital by Mrs.
Montgomery Lynch. Tbs y. m.
Bethel-Rov. G. G.. House. pastor.
Sunday school. 10; From Cellar 20
Attic IL; Jubilee service, p. M:
''Fallacy and Fact" 7;30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23

a terrific thud. That was the
last we ever saw OF n.
Tho VIC stayed about that spot
for weeks. night and day. work.
Ing. and even went back on OK.
petitions year after year, We
never found that chest again"
At dinner one evening last
year King told this story TO a
Portland banker. lie was fnA.
cinated by Il. aud said no would
finance another expedition up
the sheepscot river 10 look for
Captain Kids treasure chest.
King. who had long been work.
ing on a graphing device. Dor.
rowed enough money to coniplcts
his Invention. and II IN with this
device he, his banker friend and
n party OF historians OF New
England viii star, up the Sheep.
scot river in April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
WOMAN SUICIDES
Sleepless, She Opens Gas
Jet; Found Dead

Desperate because she was unable
90 sleep. Ara, Flora u. Wright. 60.
committed suicide Saturday morning
at her home III W. Mercer at. &C.
cording 20 tho police.
Mrs Wright had been suffering
from insomnia for a number Of years.
Abou, 80 O'Clock Saturday morning
she sut M and went into the bath.
room while her husband. l.. II.
Wright. lay sleeping. She lay down
on n pillow and disconnected a hose
10 gas waterheater and allowed
tho fumes TO fiil the tiny room. She
was found dead by her husband about
$50 o'clock. The wrlghis have one
son. w. w. Wright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
MONETARY BILL
is ADOPTED
French Deputies Sit Thru
AlI-Night Session
ny WEBB MILLER

tt'nited Press staff CQrrespeudeno
PARIS. Feb. 2s.-The chamber OF
deputies. after an unprecedented sos-
sion which lasted thru the night. al
Z a. m. today adopted the govern.
mcnt financial program.
The vote was s54 10 2is.
The chamber voted on moro than
leo articles during the night Dawn
found many dozing In their chairs
and attendants had 20 awaken them
at roll calls
Despite exhaustion. Premier Poln.
care kept his seat turnout the ses.
sion and made a brief speech before
the final vote. There already arc
rumors OF happy results from the
work OF tho commission OF experts
examining Germany's capacity TO
pay PREPARATIONS. tho premier said.
adding. however. that France must
DO prepared TO bear for q certain
time the effects OF Germany's de.
faults.
The experts, Polnearo believed.
Will end the possibility OF defaults
In the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23

~ TWIN bAh y NUIkh
a majority Of the shrimp and
oyster workers AFRO transported from
baltimore and from Louisiana.
They bring their families with
them. The father fishes for oysters
ia tho oompany'a boats, earning $40
TO ls5 week on a, hhare basis
His wife and children stay ashore
20 ahuck and pick.
Ehuekera and pickors are on n
ploee.time basis and are AZ liberty
10 como and 30 an they please. pro.
yided they don't abuse tho privilege,
The women make from 75 cents
TO $3.50 a day, But the wrltor found
no child who averaged moro thnn 81
during single day, and usually
the amount was Less.
Families transported from other
states by tho canning companies
arc furnished free houses and fuel
and given iheir return fare. provid.
cd they stay TN tho end Of the sea.
son.
For this consideration. tho pay OF
migratory help Il usually less than
that u local workers.
Most women workers Haid they
worked from the whistle blow" in
the morning. until limo for the
bhueksrs and shrimp plekeru. which
usually comes between and In
tho afternoon.
Nursery facilities for children too
young 10 work and brought into the
factories BY their mothers arc pro,
slded by very few OF tho oyster ana
shrimp oannerieu.
While the parents are engaged.
these babies crawl around on the
shell and debris strown floor, and
many arc reported 10 have had
their hands crushed by passing
oyster cars or fallen Off docks into
tho water while left unattended.
Countless seores OF chlldnsn found
working IN open violation OF the
state law az 20 requirement on age
and hours OF employment. also said
they siniyed around til quitting
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
GAS KILLS FOUR
Mother and Three Children
Die; Six in Hospital

ALBANY. n. Y. Feb. %, - A
mother and three OF her children
were asphynared and Is other per.
sons overcome by gas at watervilet
to-day when the deadly fumes seep.
Ing from broken main invaded two
homes.
The dead:
Mrs. Joseph Prenzi. her s.month.
old infant and two other children.
aged and 8.
Joseph Prenri. the father. and five
other children are In hospital. seri.
ously III.
Seven persons overcome were re
viyed by physiclars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
Germany Asked to
Pay for Lusitania

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. - Ger.
many today faced bin OF ss3i. 600
aa part OF the cost OF sinking the
Lusitania during the war.
In making the awards in O. cases
In the Lusitania group. Judge Edwin
u. Parker. umpire OF tho German.
American mixed claims commission.
denied 40 claims.
Tho cases came 10 Judge Parker as
a result or disagreement between
Charles Anderson. American commits.
Hioner. and Wilhelm Kissclbach, the
German commissioner. Ills decision
followed the decision In the Lusi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
DR.. LOUGHNEY'S
Blood Washing.
Human Bake Ovens
Busy Putting Invalids Back
on Job

DIR. LeuEhney's nake Oven Insti-
tutr IL being kept busy restoring 10
- normal state of health n new batch
of inyaiids Mt every season during
the year. They come In ambulnnees,
ON crutehes. and with canes. totally
disabled and ineaIIded "humnn
wrccksr--sufferinE tortures from
conditions that simply refused 10
yield TO ordinary methods Of tr~at-
mrnt. "Thcir dixeomforfs.- which
have been blamed upon almost
everything hut the right thing. after
hut few days of correct eating. to-
Eethcr with the Human Rake oven
treatments, disappear, ns the fog OF
the valley before the sunshine.
Dir. LouEhney's New Hook now he
ing mailed out. Write for ono. This
new book In free. Gives full deserip-
ton aud details concerning his won-
drrfui Blood Washing Human
nnkc Oven. including the very best
of local references from satisfied
patients.
Write name and address plainly.
NoTE-Dr. LouEhney's Hake oven
Treatment offices nre located MT tho
corner of Firth and Union. In the
cnry building. Rooms 5Io-3II-3Ic-
Jf3-jti.
DIR. LouEhney IL assistcd by COM
retcnt lady nurses. Hours. . n. m. 10
y. M. sunday. o 20 IL only. Tele-
phone number. III. iot-3o3p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
Wartime Figure to
Give Lecture Here

The Right Honorable William Nor.
ris Hughes. p. c.. recent prime min.
lister Of Australia. VIII lecture on
The Pacific. the Coming World
Problem At the Masonic temple. the
evening OF March 6. under tho aus.
pieces Of the High School Teachers
league and the Grade Teachers club.
During the war Hughes was an out.
standing figure in world affairs. and
his lecture will show the Pacific as
the worlds future trade center, with
China az n gigantic factor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
EPISCOPAL

All Saints - Rev. Canon Ronald
Hilton. pastor. Morning service. II,
Immortality"
ST. Lukc's ntcntonl-Rev. Canon
Ronald Hilton. Holy communion. ..
morning service. "iutcrpreiatlve Tin.
dsratanding"
Epiphany - Rev. Harold q. Hen.
messy. Holy communion. :. church
school. eAs. morning service. II.
THE sowcr''. Sunday Nigh, club. 6.
st. Johns Mission Kirkland Rev.
Harold @. Hsnnessy. Church school.
s;4s. evening service. sis.
st. Johns Parish-Rcv. Maurice J.
Bywatcr. rector. Holy communion.
s: church school. oAo: "a pre-con.
vention Sermon" II.
Trinity Parisb-Rev. William II.
Bliss, rector: Rev. II. A. Burge. ns.
sistant. Holy communion. 8. Sun.
day school, s.ss. The Falsity OF
Imitation" II: The Credentials Of
an Apostle" TAO p. m.
Trinity Chapel ~ Sunday school.
sa5.
81. Marks - Rev. John d. Nc.
Lauchlan. Phi. D.. rector. Row. II. II
Cowcn. ID. D.. associate priest: Rev
Chester a. Taylor. curate. Holy
communion. 8: church school. s:90:
- Ladder Up 10 Heaven" II; young
peoples service league. G: IAN Hon.
est ana Good Heart" 100.
st. Mlcbaers Chapel - Sung Eu.
charlst. $50: Sunday school. ; D. m.
Christ-Rov Paul y. James. rector.
Holy communion. S: Sunday school.
s:45: services at IL Il. m. and Gao
p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
Woman Succumbs
to Long Illness

succumhlng 10 an Illness Of five
years duration. Mrs. Carrie Louise
Bodwoll. 50. died Friday at her home.
2oi5 Federal ave. She Ind been a
Seattle resident for Is years. coming
here from Vancouver. y. @ She had
formerly lived in Michigan.
Mrs. Bodweil Is survived by two
sons f. n. Bodweii. clerk In judge
John y. Gordon's court: I, n, Bod.
well OF Seattle. and seven daughters.
Lou A. Dodwell Tennlo A. Bodwell
Llph a. Bodwoll. Mrs. ". II. Melllsh.
Mrs. Louise Green. Mrs Ruth Ever.
ard and Mrs. Charlotte Harris.
The funeral VIII DO held at p.
m Sunday from Raffeyty,s under.
taking parlors. Cremation win fol.
low the services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
kansan Democrats
Groom Gov. Davis

TOPEKA, Kans., Feb. "a
Kansas democrats were aligned In
battle formation today. following
session OF tho washington's Birth.
day club. at which Gov. Jonathan
M. Davis WINS Endorsed for tho
presidency. a resolution OF conf.
dcnce In w. @. McAdoo. declaring
him free from all faint Of the re-
cent oil scandal" was MISC adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
McAdoo Family in
Mountains Resting

Los ANGELES. Feb. 23.--Fu.
tigucd ~ tho strain OF HIS Eastern
trip and tho incidents connected
with II, William q. McAdoo. demo
cratic asplrant TO tho presidency. 20.
gcther with Mrs. McAdoo and their
two children. were out OF tho city
and into the mountains today.
The McAdooa arrived back Ia I.oa
Angeles yesterday afternoon and
did not larry long. After a short
depo, speech they rushed home.
greeted their youngsters and left for
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
LUTHERAN

st. Johns Danish Mission-Alfrcd
+. sorenscn. pastor. Sunday school.
10: Danish service. If. English. 5.
Gcthscmane-C. II. Swanson. pas.
tor. Sunday school. $40. English
service. 1880; Swedish service. 1880;
Existing Conditions In Germany.
By DR. g. A. Brandelle, p. m; swed-
lsh Rervice. 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
ny ROY J. GIBBONS

nlLoNI Miss. Feb. 25,-plsa
may DO piEsl And when thus de-
fined. tho majority Ia Satisfied and
lota Il 30 at that
Hut when REV. George NJ. l..
Hoffman, hero told the world thru
tho columns Of a church publication.
or pigs that slept with boy workers
in tho Biloxi Hhrlmp and oyster can.
nerioH, he won recognition for him.
self and for the swine.
Immediately a powerful local or.
ganl1ation informed mo ! must 10.
tract" Rev, Hoffman, recalls.
In addition. one OF the towns
leading eitlEenA--a man interested In
tho canning industry -telcphonod
mo that he was coming 10 my house
TO SEQ what was going 20 do about
the matter"
Rev. Hoffman has not rotracted.
and those who protested have car.
ried out none OF their Implied
threats,
Possibly the writer was more for.
tunate than Rev, Hoffman. for he
found no bcdloying swine In human
habltation.
However. no did meet four little
eannery boys. not ono OF Thorn past
his 18th year. by their own admis.
sion. who were having "a rlotous
drunk on the effects Of a bottle Of
tshinnevs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
AdUice to Bachelors
Planning Mdtrim0ny

NEW YORK. Feb, ss,-"Men.
take a second look at that girl
boforo YOU marry her" advises
Carol NJ. Glhney, educational al.
rector OF Central y. NJ. C. A.
Brooklyn,
Glbnry announced n course 20
prepare bachelors for marriage;
says don't;
Marry for sex attraction alone,
Fail to run your household on
a budget system,
Expect your wife 20 conform
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23

20 tho "slngle standard OF NOR.
atty N your own Is double
Put Off marriage until you arc
earning $4,000 a year
Pay moro than 80 per cent OF
your Income for rent in New
York or 20 per cent elsewhere,
Tho course VIII last six weeks
and give single mon a knowledge
OF economic. physiological, ana
psychological aspects or mar
riagc, as well as training In care
and education OF children"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
Would Kenmore
M0Le8

Dear Miss Grey: have five
moles on my faco. How can I ~.
move them7 r. r.
You mould beat not maize tho en-
pertinent Motes are treat deposits
Of colonn0 matter IN tho deeper
portions Of tho suboutioIe. TJnv
can DO removed bv oapsties. elec-
trioitv or me snr0e0u's knife. n0ics
are often deep-rooted. and q "a IN
otse for The uniuauieted 70 eTperi-
ment upon them.
A simple lotion ph.cb may be
safely applied toiee day consists
Of 50 grains of saIiovlIo aeH and
ounces Of bay rum ~ takes ser-
eraI days TO affect the mole. and
toceb or too 10 remove e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23

II your kidneys are sick. or you
suffer with iumhago or rheumatism
AT times. pain in the back or back
Of the neck. take "An.urie" before
meals. This can be found at any
drug store. Therefore good advice
10 young or old is. always drink
plenty Of pure water. And for long
life. occasionally take tablets Of
"An.uric" three or four times a day
Naturally when the kidneys are
deranged the blood is hiled with
poisonous waste matter. which set.
ties In tho feet. ankles and wrists.
Send DIR. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel.
Buffalo. y. Y. ten cents for trial
package OF "An.ur1c," or ask your
druggist for DR.. Pierce's An-ursc
(l<idney.backache) Tablets. Folks
everywhere praise iti-AdvertisS
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
Fireman Killed in
New Orleans Blaze

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s.--As.
slsiant Fire Chief jules Pukoi was
killed by n falling wall: six other
firemen are in local hospital. some
Of them seriously injured. and dam.
age estimated by the fire depart.
ment at between $4,000 and $50.
600 was done TO several buildings
surrounding the department store
Of Marx isaacs Co. on Canal st.
here early today.
Several firemen. trapped In the
ruins. were rescued. the assistant
chief being the only known fatality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23

what would your father pay II he
owed the baker three pounds seven.
the butcher four pounds nine and
fivspenec. tho miiiSman ----,"
Nothing. sir: ed movc.'-Pass.
ing show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
PRESBYTERIAN

University-Rev. Harry S. Temple.
ton. pastor. The Evil Trio OF Amer.
ica,' II; The Four Friends OF John
Hopeless" T:3o p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
MAYBE THAT'S TOO OFTEN!

Jack told me I reminded him OF
q girl on a magazine cover"
II guess that's because he only
neea you once n rrionth."--New York
Medley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
Lumbermen Choose
Seattle for Meet

Seattle has been chosen az the
1925 convention city Of the Western
Retail Lumbermen's association at
the annual meeting in Los Angeles.
At the gathering. c. II. Crawford.
Of Walla walIa. was elected presi.
xIent. II. A. Templuton is the new
Sc president. David woodgead.
Los Angeles. F. c. Kendall. Of
ane. and Roy Cross. Of Salt
City. are on the board Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
MANY CHILDREN
Our or SCHOOL

or ef children interviewed IN tho
Biloxi shrimp and oyster canning
communities. ts said they never az.
tended school. 81 said they wen,
part time. five sald they had gone
the minimum eight weeks required
under tho law, and tho remaining
seven alleged having completed
grades up 90 and Including tho
fourth reader,
The ages Of children working IN
the oyster oanneries range from s 20
II.
Under tho laws OF Mississippi.
girls under IL and boys under II
ara prohibited from working. and
boys between these ages are not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
METHODIST pRoTEsTANr

First-Rcv. Richard N. Drill. sun.
dry school. DAG: Tho Book of 10.
nah: nm Interpretation" io:4s; "a
New Homo Quest" 1880 D. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23

Partially buried IN an earth slide
at 5sth ave. s. w. and California
ave. Blake A. Beck. an engineer OF
Salem. Ore. is suffering Saturday
from head and body bruises. He in
In Providence hospital. after being
rescued by workmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23

tanla cases handed down in Noyem.
Der. 1924. when nearly $4,000, 900
was awarded 10 a7s claimants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23

cynthia Grey will receive call.
err on Mondny. Wednesday ana
Friday from 20 2 .. m. and on
Tuesday aud Thursday from n
20 ~ n. m. a. her office Ia The
Btar Bldg. 1909 Seventh ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS

Church Of Psychic scicnce-Rov.
Z. Adele Loudermilk. pa5tor. I'm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23

What ia really best 20 DOT Shall
we marry and ask them 20 forgive
uA7 II II is best 20 leave him for
his parents sake ] would try.
I'm thanking you, dear Mics
Grey. and l cannot sign my mans
20 this as ] am afraid ] would
have moro trouble. They call me
enough nor. and probably you win
understand me. NJ. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
"6OING TO GET
READ OUT"

Il tried 10 Gust DR. Read and clean
up the eity health department. but
tho council would not let me. On
March II / am going 10 celebrate
twice. ono for old ireland and once
for Seattle. because Dr.. Reads term
expires then and can set him out
OF these. But want 70 thnroly reor
EanlEo that department aud tho time
between March II and the end Of my
term will no, suffice. and want TO
be reelected no that I can clean II
from top 20 bottom and get rid Of
these political lncurables"
Declaring that Alfred II. Lundln,
by his failure 10 appear either AZ tho
Hcilis thea;er. Friday noon. or the
Eagles auditorium. Friday night. Rd.
mltted that his charges. that Seattle
is an immoral city, AFRO false and
slanderoua. Mayor Brown said that
Lundln Is hiding behind a pulpit 10
keep from being forced 90 suhatnnil.
ate tho charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
Child W Orkers SIeepWith
Pigs in Oyster Cdnneries
No School, No Play, in Mississippi Labor
Routine; Deplorable Conditions Found

supposed 10 work moro than oigh,
hours day.
CHILD SMOKERS GET
81 FOR DAYS WORK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
MEDICAL CRAFT
CHARGED!
Mayor Launches Assault on
Doctor Hiram Read

Charging that Or, Hiram Read,
city health commissioner sold hiH
surgical Instruments 10 .bo city
and signed nh affidavit that no city
officer or omployo benefited by tho
salo, but that state accountants
forced him 60 return tho money.
Mayor Edwin ]. Brown Friday
night told an audience IA the
gagles' auditorium. that II re.oleet.
ga he would clean out tho health
department from top 10 bottom and
save the Taxpayers $4,000 or
moro g year
II charge that Or. Read signed
an AFFIDAVIT and sold s5eb worth
Of his old instruments 20 tho city
Of Seattle. and then had TO pay
tho money back" Bald tho mayer.
Il charge that the state depart.
ment Of labor and industry refuses
10 send injured persona 10 our city
hospital. even for first aid.
Il charge that the city hospital
Is being operated In tho interests
Of a little group OF political doctors
in the King County Medical society
who have been Hponging Off tho
city for years. and that patients
arc railroaded from tho city hos.
pltai to the Seattle General hospl.
al owned and operated By one OF
these doctors. nr. Reads friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-23
HaOdiidn
Names

Names
Dear Niles Grey: WIN you kindly
give me Some Hawaiian names and
ohllgc. a SUBSCRIBER.
Pua-Gdrdenia Aioha--Weleorio.
etc; Loha--Deudrops; MonesoJald
--honepsacklc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-03
TWO INDIANS
ARE INJURED;
OTHER TALK

r OS ANGELES. Cal. April a.
IL Carl Williams. pitcher, and
Frank Emmer. utility infielder. are
out OF practice for couple OF days
with minor injuries. Williams has
a crippled shinbone. while Emmers
has a sprained finger on his throw
ing hand.
The Tribe Is billed TO play Glen.
dale on Saturday and the Shell OIL
company's nine at Long Beach. Sun.
day.
"Suds" Sutherland looks Ike the
opening pitcher next Tuesday. while
either Myers or crandall will work
for Los Angeles.
George Cutshaw. second sacker.
has signed with neither Los Angeles
or Seattle, but has promised Kille.
fer to play with Seattle II he gets
In shape.
Killefer has shifted batting order.
using Sammy Crane in third paice.
Lane, Brady. Crane. Eidred. Bow.
man. Rohwer. Ted Baldwin and the
battery are the way they will step
up to the plate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-03
FIFTY GAMES
FOR VISITORS

a EcheduIo Of about 50 ran1es The
country over IL being arranged for
the Meiji university baseball team
Of Japan. which viii tour America
between April II and July 10. this
year.
FirB; game 20 DO played by tho
orientais will be with the uniyor.
siiy OF Washington. April it or
IL. Other early gRmea have bean
scheduled with oonxRga. April 81.
Washington State college. April o.:
Portland remi.profczslona teams.
April 70. ~ and Is: University Of
Oregon. April 20. and Oregon ARri.
cultural college. April Is.