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most 100000 more than for any single
day in the previous history of that
office. Packages were reported in
creased, in about the same proportion
at the Minneapolis office.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-01-02
Your friends are those who know
you intimately and wonder how you
manage to get by.

Consciences are much more effici-
ent instruments when grand juries are
functioning smoothly.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-01-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dressed poultry. Mrs.
Frank Carman. 20-tf
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-01-02

FOR SALE-Purebred dark Bourbon
Red Turkeys. Toms $500, hens
$500. w. o. Lussenhop, Morton,
MINI. r. 2. 23-4ts. pd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21


tournament AZ northampton. beating
George Duncan in tho scmifinals and
Rowland Jones. one Of the patriarchs
OF British golf. In the finals.
Ray played brilliantly 10 win over
Duncan lie took the lead nj tho
seventh hole and was one up al tho
turn, For the next six holes Rays
golf fairly glistcned. The figures
were 2. ,, ,, ,. 4. I. n total OF 10. or
five under even Is. tho figure by
which perfect golf Is measured.
Against this kind OF golf duncan
could do nothing but gasp-and
gasps. II so happens, are no good
against brides.
The ancient Jones, who liz woll be.
yond 30. gave Ray a thrilling fight
and was leading by u hole with but
three holes to go when the Towering
Ted over him. Ray Is noted for his
prodlgious driving. yet II was his
artistry around and on the greens
that won for him over Jones. A per.
feet run.up shot brought him the nth
hole and a pitch shot over bunker
that dropped dead netted him tho
18th and the match
Rays lack OF form and disoin for
technique as the masters practice Il
are notorious. lie offsets a chronic
wlldncss off the tee by extraordinary
ability 20 recover from the rough. In
which particular phase OF the game
he has no superior
To us, however, the most curious
feature OF Rays game ia his mastery
over tho delicate shots, He is n
giant in size and thunderous swnt.
ter, the typo OF man and player that
suggests cannon fire and steel struc.
tural work.
BY no stretch OF the Imagination Is
II possible to picture Ray oxcolling
IN matters OF dizziness and finesse.
Yet no Ia one Of tho finest short shot
makers In the gnme and one Of the
greatest putterB in the history OF the
sport. 1t was his amazing putting
which won for him at Inverness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
TIMELY TIPS
AMATEURS
SAYS "STtfEl" McINNIs
Iifri Bnneman. Ro.ion nrnNrs

A MOST important asset set ono
L tina, is often overlooked BY am.
bilious first sackeru. is learning to
stretch to meet a throw.
This is particularly valuable on
close plays where the decision ia
often matter OF inches
on fast men {, is always advis.
able TO reach tho bag as soon as
possible. 50 as 10 position yourself
for tho throw. which may bc a
hurried one. and incidentally give
tho fielder making tho play "A target.
II first basemau takes n throw
standing erect the hall must travel
from four 20 six feet farther than
" he stretched out 20 meet It.
Tho elapsed time IL often the
difference between safe and out.
Learn to stretch. Go out to meet
the h8ll rather than wait for " to
arrive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Star League
Schedule Is
Re arranged

'I'HE schedule Tor The Star lsagus
l. has been changed for sunds,
as follows:
Mercer Cubs va Junior Adyspes
club al Walla Walla. az noon.
Georgetown Cubs W. gouth Isk.
Juniors az broadway field, al 4
.. On.
The two Ballard Bulldog CANT,
have been dropped from the scbed.
uls. the Mercer Cubs and sestfs
Boys club have been booked the,.
Should the Junior Advance elus
win from the Mercer Cubs the club
boys sill have a chance OF finish.
Ing among the first four. IN.
South Lake. Georgetown and Arden
Cub teams have cinched places IA
the playoff
Should the Mercer Cubs win tb,v
go into the finals and II they lo..
they must play another game on 4
neutral field with the Advance
team.
II the preliminaries are finished
Sunday the finals begin the follow.
ing week. II another Mereer.Ao.
vance game Is necessary the final,
viii BE- set back a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Milwaukee Has
Most Youthful
Golf Teacher

MILWAUKEE. June n.-Mg.
A'l waukce claims the younses,
golf professional in America. He
is Frankie Gusho. Il yeas old. ID.
structor at the Fix Point County
club. graduate from the odal.
ranks
Frankie Is gifted with a splendid
physique. He owns a fine pair Of
arms and shoulders and. with ihess,
gets great distance off the tee.
Frankie is only 5 feet inches
.lI, but midget size Is no serious
handicap In golf. as Cyril Walker.
the new open champion, recently
demonstrated at Detroit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Horseshoe Entries
Are Being Received

Entries for tho city horseshoe
championship arc being received by
Martin Hagen, Ed Williams and o.
Mnrkle. Play starts the latter part
OF next week. and the broadway
playfleid courts arc being rcmodeled
for the tournament.
a special match is billed for
broadway Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Ogden Mystery
to Connie Mack

They call him cunning. crafty
Connie Mack. but he makes mis-
takes like other humans. Plenty o,
them. Curly Ogden represents one
OF his more recent ones.
The Athletics pilot said Ogden
was thru and gladly passed him
along to Washington. Once In his
new quarters. Ogden settled Gown
and began pitching great bail.
Mack is still rubbing his eyes and
wondering what it's all about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Yale Oarsrnen
Triumph Over
Harvard's Men

NEW LONDON. Conn, June 81
~ Yale made clean sweep in the
annual Harvard.Yaio regatta on tho
Thames hero yesterday. tho men OF
Old Ell winning the varsity. junior
varsity and freshmen races.
Thousands lined the historic river
yesterday TO rec the Yale varsity
sweep TO an impressive victory. three
lengths ahead OF Harvard. In four.
mile clash.
The junior varsity race was much
closer. Yale winning by but one
length. The Yale freshmen won over
tho Harvard babes by two and halt
lengths.
Harvard gave Yale a grand fiRh,
In the varsity race. but tho superb
rowing OF the Blue oarEmen. laugh,
them By III Leader. from the Uni.
vsrsity OF Washington. was too
much.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Eagles Will Play
Druxmans' Sunday

The Druxmans' All.Stars and tho
seattle Eagles tanslc Sunday noon
Mt South Franklin park In what 10
expected TO develop into tho fastest
Independent game OF the local sea.
son.
Lefty Carlson 10 slated 10 do tho
mound work for the cigar store nine,
while Roy Rounds is billed for the
club mon,
Ely Costons club boasts ~ to 1
Victory over DruXmans carly this
season, while "Swodo" MoConaghy,
tho boss OF tho Firth ave. lads. hns
strengthened his club considerably
since that date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

Der OF the Walker cup team that ia.
vnded the British lsles two years ago.
went around the ooufse yesterday
morning IN a snnppy IS and came
thru In the afternoon round with a CO.
giving him total Tor the days
pldy Of ~. This may or may not
DO record for two consecutive
rounds Of tournament golf. but Ger.
tain II II tho best bit OF shot max.
ing that has ever been seen In
these partS.
Following next In line 10 the
Portland dentist Is the defending
champion. Phil Taylor. Of the Oak
Bay club. Victoria. who registered
fine ~ for his first journey and
came back stronger on HIS second
trip. which totaled an even 20. Dave
Black. the home pro- led the field
az the lunch hour with the remark.
able low figure Of 81. but he slip.
ped quite bit on the second IS.
sinking his last put for IS score.
what iOdsys play will furnish
is. Of course. something that time
alone will tell. bur the prospects
are that the winner will be found
among this trio. but one can never
tell in this old golf game and there
arc several high-claSs linksmen who
are within striking distance. includ.
ing seaiiles own Bon stein. who
starts of II strokes behind the
leader.
Bob tombstone. the veteran pro
OF the Seattle Golf club. was forced
20 withdraw from the fight early
In yesterdays play. The injury he
received during the pro.woman tour
nament at Aberdeen Is stu caus.
ing the North Ender considerable
pain and caused his withdrawal
I from the race.
Much disappointment was created
when Wee" Willie Hunter did no,
enter the open. This curley. haired
lad. who captured the British anna.
tcur crown in 1921. arrived here
from California few minutes be.
fore the first pair teed off. but nc
was too tired 20 Jump into competi.
tive play. That he is in fine form
was shown in tho afternoon. when
he played n practice round that
modaled in the carly 5o's Watch
hiF step when the flag goes up in
the amateur test Monday.
/ At the annual meeting OF the
professional body. yesterday. Bob
tombstone was reelected president,
and Fred Henwood. who is Proxy
Johnstono's assistant at the North
End club, Seattle. was voted 10 con.
tinue MS secretary. Phil Taylor
and Johnnie JUNIOR were elected for
"A two.year term on the directorate
board while George Turnbull VIII
serve a onc.year period. Dave
Black, the other member OF the
board. has another year to go be.
fore he retires.
The two leading professionals in
the open viii be given the oppor.
tunity OF going back East to com.
pete in the national championship
OF 1875.
4 large and classy field Is ex'
pected to tee of In the amateur
qualifying round Monday and an
other equally fine array Of talen,
will be on hand when the women
folks step off on their qualifying
play, Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Players Suspended
for Part in Riot

CHICAGO. June si.-Bob Mcusel,
Yankee outfielder. was fined 500 and
suspended 10 days; Cole. the Detroit
pitcher. was fined $50 and suspended
10 days; Babe Ruth, Ysnk ou,fielder,
was fined $50. according TO the an
nouncement made yesterday from
the office OF Ban johnson, president
OF the American league. The fines
and suspensions came as result o.
the riot at Detroit last Friday during
the Yankee-Tiger game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Fine Star Tennis Matches Due Over Weekend
Rose Covering
Meet for Star

N you're a g1if ian youIl vv
70 read the stories n he p n
y. A. tournament, under a. =
Vancouver. y. O. psnnsd b. a..
G. Rose. The dean a Nor,bys..
links reporters. Ross "a ~,
largest personal foil0sing u an
golf writer in this ssetsn. a.
largo psronal acquaIntsbr.
among ths player. bis ability -
play the game and his long a.,
citation with golf and golfefs. ~.
him access 10 the best there + 4,
the news and gossip u fsirvs~
and green Roe IL reporting M.
biggest tournament n the ~,
hsreabouts for The Star wstes
for his daily stories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
City Tourney
Starts Monday

Play IN the annual City tennis
championships will begin az the
Seattle Tennis club Monday A
large entry list is expected. most
Of the stellar lights OF the star.
Woodland park meet being expect
cd 20 compete, Leon de Turrenne
Is the outstanding fayonte 90 win
the mems singles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Finals Scheduled for
Woodland Park Courts
Nellie Thompson Plays Irene Stephens for Women's
Trophy; Langlie and Orange Clash in Junior FL
nails Bet1, Burr, Kozlowski, II. Langlie to Fight
RY LEO Ii. LASSEN

COME fine tennis promised the weekend in the con-
y Guiding rounds Of the fifth annual SarWoodand park
tournament.
The first finals match booked for this afternoon with
Nellie Thompson playing Irene Stephens for the womens
trophy at 2 p. m.
Howard Lange and Mel Dranga will fight il out at 10
NJ Sunday for the junior boy cup.
h L. Betz, Howard Langle Richard Burr Don Waller and
Frank Kozlowski are left in the mems singles
Betz plays Langle at p today with Kozlowsk meet
ing the winner in the upper Semifna bracket Burr and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Tennis Notes

When Burr and Walker meet to-
day It viii be the first time they
have FLASHED at Woodland park since
back In 1890. when they met IN tho
finals Of the first star tournament.
Burr won that first meeting. rather
handily at 81. 81. So. Waller and
Burr have both been playing splen.
did tennis during the past week and
q fine match Is expected today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Indians Take
Another Tilt
From Solons

SACRAMENTo. June 2i.--seattlo
~ took another one from sacra.
monto here yesterday, winning an
interesting struggle by the score of
s 10 ;.
The men from UP North got three
counters In the fourth. while sacra.
mcn'o rctaliated with two In the
next session. The visitors further in.
aurcd their lead by getting two moro
in the sixth. and in tho ninth cinched
the game with three mora. Sacra.
mento rallied In the ninth. but only
one MN rneiiltrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Coast League
Crowds Better

Attendance in tho Pacific Coas;
league shows a marked increase
over the figures Of 1923, accord
ing to an official report given out
az the office Of President Harry
A. Williams az Los Angeles.
Tho figures show gain OF
iiis.00O for the league over last
year during tho first eight weeks
uf tho season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

,,, ~. hn eNh'
Charge defeat TO Hall, Hlts off Hall
.; rnna !. Runs responsible for--wii.
llams ?. Hall ;. Thompson 3. Struck
out Williams 1. Thompson 1. Bases on
bnils--willisms T. Thompson /. Hit by
pitchcr--by williams--Slglln. Three.
base hlts-crano. Lane, Sacrifice htta-
r. Baldwin. Double plRy--Mcuinnis 10
Slglin TO MollwitS. Timc-iits. Umplres
--Rcardon and Finney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Mrs. Jessup Wins
Roehampton Meet

NORTHAMPTON. England, June
2i.--Mrs. Marion z. Jessup, United
States, today won the finals OF me
Roehampton invitation tennis tourna'
ment from Miss Harvey, England
6.I. "a. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Jimmy Duffy in
Mysterious Work

Jimmy Duffy, the Oakland welter.
weight. Pacific Coast champion. has
started training for some affair un.
known to the public. The bout will
undoubtedly be staged by Tommy
Simpson OF Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21


ere yesterday
Dr. o. T. willing
the star amateur
u the Portland
Wayerly clu b
vs. ~ tee Oft
In the second
half Of tlie a.
hole ini play
with a i've stroke
lead over the rest
Of the field
This youn r
man. who won
fame as % mem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Harry Wright Was
First Ball Maqnate

Inc first baseball inugnajl was
Harry Wright, who orG1nisod Rnd
damaged tho famous Cincinnati Rcd
stockings, tho first OF the prorcs.
sional baseball clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Jimmy Slattery
Quite Popular

Jimmy slattery. Buffalo boxer, is
The greatest drawing card in west.
crn New York. Everywhere that he
appears, a capacity house groets
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Iowa Swimmer Is
Red Cross Worker

Ivan j. Klingmnn. swimming star
on the University Of Iowa teams
for three years, has been appointed
field agent for the American Red
Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
BIGGEST GOLF PRIZE

The biggest golf prize this summer
will be offered at French Lick, ina.
In September. when the PROFESSIONS
golfers hold their annual closed tour
nament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
LOSES 1000 POUNDS

Johnny Dundee, veteran fighter
estimates that he has taken on iuus
1000 pounds in making weight w
his many fights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

Dressing rooms for players ut
Woodland park are badly needed.
The park officials should make ar.
ransements for dressing room ac.
conmodations for the hundreds Of
players who use the courts weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
zoo OLYMPIC FANS

Arrangements have been mace y. y
carry 500 fans across the Aual'as
with the American Olympic 'es'"
this summer.
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Waller meet nc 3 p. m. in the
other semi-final fight.
The mems singles finals arc on tho
boards Tor p. m. sunday.
Play IN the doubles l. coming along
slowly, but win be- spccdod up today
and tho mems doubles viii be run
OF AZ p, M. sunday and the mix.
Cd doubles al p. m.
Friday brought out some fine sin.
~far .a..pt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Ted Ray Is
Dishing Up
Great Golf
British Veteran Is Playing
Best Game He Has
Shown in Years
BY JOE WILLIAMS

ED RAY, the giant
'lri,lshsr. Is off to "A
winning stride IN his
iono land and gives
very indication Of
oolng close 20 the
form that brought
him tho American
lprn championship at
inverness IN 1920.
Ray won the recent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

LOOKING OVER THE OLD TENNIS SCOREBOARD

OF
b Fran e
home o Howard
and Fred Gleason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
San Francisco Is
Victor Over Oaks

SAN FRANCISCO. June al.-san
Francisco ran wild over Oakland
here yesterday and won by Is to .
qCorn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Woodland park net fans who hav,

Woodland park net fans who have
been following the present tourna.
ment are anxious 10 sec X. l.. Betz.
the Seattle Tennis club veteran. in
action against some high class com
petition. He'll be playing Howard
Lonslie today and II the lanky
soathpaw can get by this youngstcr
hcn be n strong fayorite for tho
tlt1s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Salt Lake Club
Beats Portland

SALT LAKE CITY. Juno 2i.--salt
Lake defeated Portland here yestec.
day by score OF 10 to Z.
Tho score II, II, e.
Portland Acknowledgement 4
SAT- Lake .ths...,t..,r,,,...i 1s 3
Raehae Redient snd Coohrane single.
ton and Cook,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Bon Stein Is
Best Seattle
Links Entry
Portland Doctor Is Five
Strokes Better Than
Nearest Rival in Open
BY ALEX c. ROSE

VANCOUVER, -. c. June 81
V A. the result Of rome phen0mi.
nal golf on the shaughnersy
IIftphfH fIub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Thomas Twirls
Vernon to Win

LOS ANGELES, June cl.--"Lefty''
Thomas, n cast.off of the Los An.
selos club OF last year, twirled Yer,
non to a TO I Victory over his for.
MGR teammates here yostcrday. 1t
was Nernon's fourth straight win
over the Angels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
NELLIE THOMPSON
WINS HARD MATCH

In one Of the best.played womrn's
singles matches in tho history Of The
Star tournament, Nellie Thompson
came from behind 10 win a semi.
finals match from Thcima wolff.
Miss Thompson outsteadlcd her hard.
hitting opponent ana won after three
hard acts, DC. 90. rs. aIlsa wolff
had the second set in hand az 90.
but Miss Thompson kept on coming
and tied e az -. Miss wolf took
the next game. but Miss Thompson
pulled out az -.
Irene stephens disposed Of Mar.
garct iienning Ia tho other semi.
finals match az 81. GO.
Dick Wander Las fell before little
Howard LanEiie In one Of the fea.
turo matches OF Fridays play al 90.
90, Langiie. al home on the Wood.
land courts. was hitting them deep
and his ability 10 nick the lines. put
Wander Las on the defensive most OF
the time Langlle showed fine form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

tanslic and Langlie. Rider and
Beiz. Taylor and Waller, Burr and
Stephens. Wander Las and Wander
Las. Williams and Lagerstrom. Quill
Ian and Miller. Drangn and Swartz
and White and KoElowskl are some
q the strongest doubles teams that
have been in the mems singles. The
winning combination viii deserve Its
title.
The mixed doubles event has been
more or less OF fizzle. the teams
failing 10 show up. Irene stephens
Joe Swartz. Mrs. Beta and BetE and
Thelma Wolff and LEO Lagerstrom
are the remaining teams.
if either Korlowski CT Burr wins
the mems singles. the trophy goes
cut OF competition this ytar. as they
have both a leg on the siiverwars.
One Of the best matches OF the
tournament should be the battle for
the junior boy trophy. Howard
Langlie and Mel Drnnga. two Of the
best youngsters in the city. settle
things tomorrow morning at 10 a. m.
The entry list for The Star tour.
nameut this year has been the fin.
est this competition has ever had.
The players responded well. sltho
many defaults in the first two
rounds spoiled some OF the prospec.
tive matches. This was largely due
TO the inability Of the players 10
leave their work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE


FhNsdelphia .....s.,.,,..s. 2 2
Twelve innings.
Battsries--zahnlzef, Russell. Martina.
Narbsrrg and Huel. Ssyior, Ifelnarh
and Perkins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
WALLER PUTS
OIL DKANGA

Don Waller had a hard time with
Mel Dranga in the other battle OF
the day. the former University OF
Washington acc. winning "a. CO.
Waller and Dranga both had fine
service strokes working. WallcF'a
southpaw style and his spin on hia
strokes was too much for Dranga.
who cracked In the pinch.
Frank KozIowski put out Bob Nil.
Ter at 90. g..
II. Langlie entered the junior boy
finals by beating John volgcr. SO.
so and Dranga put out Dave crulk.
shank At ell. 60.
The results OF the doubles play
with tho schedule for This ,rlay 10.
day follows
MEMS DOUBLES
Miller and ouiillan beat Wilson and
Milne. 81. f-f. LAngiis and IAnKiis bsat
Robinson and Dustt. 81. 80. waller
and rAyioT beat Taylor ard Stone, s-i.
s-i
MIXED DOUBLES
Irene Stephens and Joe swartr bsst
Margaret Hsuniz and Harry tIEhtseo;.
~. 81. Mrs. X I. Bets and Bets beat
Eiiuor stephens and Norman Whlttet.
81. s-fi Mrs X. l. BetE and Bsts bear
Dorothy Staples and Kenneth Duncan.
81. ca.
AT r. VI.
waller and Taylor -. BstE ard Rider.
koaiow.si and white vs.. Miller and
QEiiliAn.
Winner stephens nurr and Wander Las.
Wander Las vs.. svarix and Dranza.
Dorothy Little and ~ Little vs. y
Werner and q. Oldham.
AT sp. ".
Isngiis and IAnglis ~ winner Kor.
| ioEskI-Whits ana Miiier-Quililan,
Other winners 10 BE- matched 81 score.
board.
AT T.. ".
Mira Beta and Bate ". ThslHa Wolf
ard Lso Jsssrstrom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men.
Deckom. Joe. 1850 orcas St. girl.
Hunter. Thomas Lester. 4sls Orcas
ST.. boy.
Decicco. Pete. 6sf9 Rainier ave, boy.
Williams. Fred. 4e32 Orcas St. boy.
Burgeson. Fred Wilhelm. 1924 50th
ave. s.. boy.
Llndberg. Fridolf Victor Arthur,
1918 51st ave. s.. boy.
Pepin. Francis Joseph, 56iT Rainier
ave-, boy.
Robson. Frank Elmer, 1875 Lucille
St. boy.
sundvali. Frithrof August. 1886 Or
cas- St. girl.
Hensel, Gus Lewis. s2os Seaview
ave. boy.
Kraft William E.. sos n. Iosnd st,
girl.
stfom. Elmer, ssls Eastern ave, Eirl.
Lee. George A.. a02s Corliss ave.
girl.
Baker, Marshall l.. 24oo sath ave. s..
girl.
Boyd. Andrew. 1917 scth ave-. girl.
Samson. Mike. 900 Eighth ave. girl.
Rafter, William John, 1857 Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
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used chr n you want n real buy,
$3.50; terms TO responsible party.
CA RFLD-3e90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

GARAGE for sale; living rooms In
rear: low overhead: blocks from
center OF town: well equipped.
Good for $500 per month. $4,000.
Must go East. Call or phone
Mikalson's Garage. Everett. Wash.
CORNER lot and store building. {?
flats; all occupied: Income s7S per
month. ldeai for combination
$4,000; terms. Consider auto as
part payment. Inquire Z. Castera.
S11ik Warsaw st.