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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
EDWARDS HELD
TO EVEN CALL

PORTLAND. ore. April 2t.-ins
Dern. Salt Laker. here last night
matched his skull and varsity Of at.
tack against BUY Edwards huge
strength and head holds and got a
draw out Of tho worlds light heavy.
weight wrestling championship ia.
wards. tho Kansas City tiilsholder.
had only his terrible deadlock 10
beat Dcrn with. and DeFn for two
hours wiggied out OF them without
difficulty. BY tho draw decision Ia
wards attn rvialns his title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
CALIFORNIA is
SURE OF A WIN

LOS ANGELES-california viii
gain tho national handbail champion.
bhlp. now being played here. no mat.
ter who wins All outofttAte com
peiitora have been eliminated.
making the competition between the
north and south Of tho state for the
title. -Four San Francisco men and
a like number Of local players are
stlIl In the running with the
chances about equal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
Schang Best Baserunning
Catcher in Minors

It's rare thing 10 find a catcher
who can run bases.
But in Bob schang tho sacs have
the best baserunning mask man In
the minors and one Of tho best in
baseball. He steals a lot OF bases
every year. Besides. he can fiji in
at third base or right field and no
hits around $50. And TO think that
Seattle once had him and turned him
loose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
WIFE OF LOCAL
SCRIBE PASSES

Word has been received hero o.
the death In Everett Tuesday eve.
ming Of Ms. KaihAran Ann Blewctt,
popular member OF tho staff Of
the Seattle Daily Wireless and ven
known among the local Knights
OF Columbus. Mrs Blewett had
been III for the past two years.
and was confined 10 a hospital the
majority Of the time. Besides her
husband. baby daughter. Bonnie.
survives.
Services win be held Friday morn.
Ing at Q O'Clock at the immaculate
Conception church in Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
RICHARD SAYS
BIG BOUTS ON

NEW YORK, April si.--Luis
Fipo. South American heavyweight
champion, has accepted terms for
"a contest against Harry Wills.
colored challenger for the champion.
ship. Tex Richard said hero today.
Richard would not give any de.
tails about tho date or tho place
that he had in mind for the bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
ARDEN CUBS
JOIN STARS
BALL LEAGUE

V'IIE Arden Cubs, members OF Tho
i Star league last year. have
entered tho Junior league again.
bringing the membership UP 10 II
teams.
Entries for the league close Sat.
urday and should be sent in 10 The
star Immediately or 10 the spaldings.
Play begins n week from Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
CHAMPION TO
SHOW STUFF

LOS ASGELES-Jack Dempsey.
worlds heavyweight champion. win
fight in Los Angeles on May s4-hu,
not with a serious contender and not
seriously. The big fellow viii do
four rounds Of exhibition work with
two different brave young men a; the
olympic game tryouts 10 be held at
tho Coliseum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
SAM LANGrnRn LOSES

LOS ANGELES, April 24.--ono
more defeat goes to tho record OF
old sam Langford, former famous
negro fighter but now scrapping
with weakened arms. "Tham' was
MI but knocked out last night at
Venice by a chap called Eddie
Trembly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
FITZGERALD TO
MEET HARMON

Mickey Harmon and bud Fi,xger-
aid top tho boxing card 10 b. given
by the Crusaders Athletic club this
ovenlng at 81 Bcucdicta hall. isth
and DcnEmorc. Six other bouts and
vaudeville and music complsto tho
program. which starts at $3.50
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
Ridley-Dillon Go in Tacoma On May l
Feathers
to Fight
Next Week
Ridley Shows Class in
Comeback; Dillo n
Fights in b. {. Friday

DuD RIDLEY and Dandy Dillon.
ID two 81 the best feathsrweirhts IA
the West. fight ala rounds IA Tacoma
May 1, Ridley IL making his second
appearance amer haying his arm
fractured three times ho stopped
Frankie Ellis Tuesday night IN
Olympia.
He's picking a tough one IN Dillon.
Tho latter II battling YOUNG Gar.
ella IN Vancouver. u. G.. Friday night
IN a in-round encounter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGuE


Nesferiayis hsre-Dave Bancroft. The
manager % the nesten braves singled
IN the fiftssnih ,nuiag art drove IN TIRE
run that beat the fhlis J 20 ;.
Speaker. dsubis IN the 10Th iuninT
pushed over the run that gave the In.
dams a 10 via from the riIsrt.
George sisisr got ,hree hits IN five
times %. scored two runs ard stole
base. helping IN. nFouus Win from the
Whits son. > % 9
led By Bah~. who hit . single. deobie
ana a homer ard scored three runs. the
Yenkn ran away from the Red Hes Aad
won. - 70 a.
Hsu.er'. hsmer with strand on haze
enabled the Athletics 20 beat the senators
g 20 4.
This Cub. broke cot with n hattinr
rurh and beat the Cards !: 70 I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
NJ dtchPLay
for Women
Is Slated
BY ALEX g. ROSE

A LTHo the showing in the quallfi.
"A cation play Tor tho women's
Championship 81 the Seattle Golf
club last Tuesday ala not produce
any good scores. the match play Will
undoubtedly furnish many close bat
ties before the final issue Is decided
one thing certain Is tbst new
champion viii be croWned. because
Mrs u. n. Mos. the title holder
was unable TO play in last Tuesday,
qualifying test
such wei known players as Miss
Helen Farrell. Miss Pbcho Nell
Tidmarsh and Mrs. II. q. Hotehklss
were also missing from the field that
viii fight Il out for the 1874 honors.
Here Is the draw; MrA Pease ys.
Mrs. Calender. Miss Fischer Va. Asr.
Owens. MFs- Nsvte "a. Miss Franslo,i.
Mrs. Russell VI. Airs. Case. Mrs. Lilly
Va Mrs. Fransioli. Mrs. Nordoff ~.
Mrs, Meadoweroft. Mrs. Macklem ~.
Airs, stannard. Mrs. Roberts vs.. Mrs.
Jones.
Aside from this major event. tho
fair ser players AZ the North End
links are also very much interested
In the eclectic tournament for the
Mackenzie trophy. which ends its
twomonth run on May ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
BOWLING CONGRESS STARTS

Los ANGELES - Ninth annual
Pacific coast bowling congress opens
here Saturday night with the record
number OF 400 single entries. All
present titlcholders viii be on hand
10 defend their laurcis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
STRIBLING is
CANDY FIEND

Young Willie Stribllpg, the un.
crowned champion Of the light
heavyweights, is n candy fiend. No
sooner had no pulled the gloves off
following his emphatic win over
Mike MoTlguc. than he demanded n
box OF candy. got one and promptly
deyourcd the contents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
JOCK MALONE
GETS VERDICT

BOSTON. April 24.--Jock Malone,
Of ST. Paul, defeated Augie Rather
OF New York in 10 rounds hero last
night, according to the Judges de.
cision. The decision was not popu.
lar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
FRANK CHANCE
IN CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES. April s4.-Franis
Chance. manager Of tho Chicago
White sox. who was forced TO give
up hts work with the major league
club las, week. arrived here Yes.
lerday and win remain In caiifor.
mia for several months. upon the
advice OF his physicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
REEyEs PELKEY DRAW

OAKLAND. Cal. April 74y--Jaci,
Reeves and Ray Pclkey fought a
savage draw In tho main event
at the auditorium last night. Jimmy
McLarnin beat Johnny LIchtnor IN
the semi-finaL Joe Roche and Hank
Roberts fought n slow draw In
the special event. Fred Sullivan
got tho decision from Fmnk Rufnes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
JOHNSON SIGNED

NEW YORK. April s8,-Floyd
Johnson, Seattle heavyweight. has
been signed 90 meet Qulntin Ro-
marc. Chilean heavyweight, on May
.. In Madison SQUARE garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
60. 1891; q. -. :i.mil,

bfruck cut-[anfield j. Gregg J. Base
on bsiis-Thompson 1, Hail 4. suthef
land 9. hughes J. Two-base hts
Lane :. AcOinuis. Eidrtd. Bowrnau
Brady. Double plays-siElin 10 Koshier
TO G. Rohwer 10 siEiin. Brady 70 Bow
man. Crane 20 Brady 20 Bowman. In
nlnEs pitched-rhompson none PLUS H-il
ti-7. Hughes 80. Sutherland fi-a. -
batted ln--Eidred. Bowman. Crane
Rohwcr. Sutherland. Kopp. sigiln. BraN
Sacrifices hiis-Bowran. Brady :. T.
RohWcr. Stolen hases-E. Baldwin. 7.
Baldwin. Passed baii-E Baldwin.
Caught steaiing-crane- Runs respor
nlbla for--Thompson :. Hall 4. Hughes O,
Sutherland 2 Runs otf-Thompson !.
Han 4. Hughes :, sutherland ,, Hits or
Thompson :, Hall S, Hughes l. suth-
eriand 10. A. bat off-Thompscn :. Hal
it. Hughes 4. Sutherland q. Time OF
same-1 hours umplres-casey and
Carroll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
WILL CARRY FIVE cATCHERs

Miller Higgins intends to carry
five catches this year IL It Is possible
to prune the rest Of his players down
to permit It. Already Hoffman, who
ranks next to Schang. Is out Of IL at
least a month with bad finger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
WHITMAN LOSES

EUGENE. Ore. April 2i.--Unl.
versity OF Oregon took It's first con.
ference Victory NJ baseball this sea.
son from whitman yesterday in a
i3.inning gamo by a score Of IL TO II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
LACROSSE MEETING

Tho Seattle lacrosse club win
practice Sunday morning at 1880
o'clock on the Lower Woodland
grounds All players are requested
10 ha on hind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
GEHRIG A FUTURE STAR

The Yankees have finally cen able
TO waive first baseman Lou Gehrig
out Of the American league. At one
time five clubs claimed him. Gehrig
has great possibilities and is certain
to be Walter PIpp's successor when
the veteran passes out Of the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24

Tho crowd got n great laugh from
Lanes tactics on tho basea whilo Hall
was pitching. Lane took his usual lead
and Hall tried half dozen times TO
pick him off. Sutherland had tho same
kind OF circus With kopp and finally
nailed him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
Two CRACK PINCH nIrrERs

Miller Huggins claims that in out.
flclders Combs and Hendricks. two
Substitutes. he has the best pinch
hliicrs in the American league. Both
arc ieft.handcd battcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24

w dicap. which II very likely 10
10 shaved IN the near future. J. 4.
Long captured the firsi prize In tho
medal play handicap eompotltion AZ
Jefferson Park. last weekend. when
he Melted a card OF e.. Chef King.
the Second and Seneca hRhervlasher.
and W. J. Bohon divided the sec.
end and third awards. each having
nets OF 20 whom their respective
10 and 'ls" reductions had been
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
TACOMA SHOW
TONIGHT

Frank Farmer and George lam.
son. heavywclghts, arc fighting Elk
rounds In Tacoma tonight for tho
Eagles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24

WHILE tho women folks at the
w Seattle Golf club links are cen.
tering their attention on the tltular
honors OF that division. the is low
net scorers IN tho qualifying round
Of the Chaplin cup competition.
played last Saturday. aro all set 20
siye the mems section something 10
ponder over.
The draw. together with the net
scores, Is as follows: C. W. shan.
non lsD ". Ciingan 7q: Hibhard
GD ". MeVay az: G.. shannon C7n
vs.. Fleagcr G6l: Rourke Gsl W.
Russell ga McElwalno an W
Payne Gsl: vanTuyi CTg W. owens
GD; Campbell dp vs.. McMlcken
go. Bloedel GO vs.. Mcdonald t7sl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
ACORNS BEST
ANGEL SQUAD

OAKLAND. April 2i.-Oaklanu
defeated Los Angeles In a close. cx.
citing game here yesterday. to 8.
The score Il. n. Z.
los Angeles .......... 10 Q
Oakland ...t........... ii
Myers and Billings: Krause. Kuns and
4 naAnr
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MoNcely. the younx speed merchant OF
the Sacramento club. looked like n n.ii-
lion In centerfieid making several nice
sure triple late In tho game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
SALT LAKE is
AGAIN BEATEN

PORTLAND. April 24.-Portland
defeated Salt Lake, 2 to /. In n fast
game here yesterday.
The score r, II. T..
GAIT Lake .... i
Portland MISUNDERSTANDING a q
Singleton. Mglcachy and Peters, Cook;
Eekert and DAILY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
GREGG STOPS
SACRAMENTO RALLY

When suds weakened. vezn Cresg
went In with three men on bases
one out and two runs IN. The next
hitter bounced a grounder into .
double play ending the rally.
L HArn Atf...rlD In n - q =.
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The NTH was q fast inning. sIr runs
scored and IL men went 20 tho plate.
Here's what happened Lane Doubled.
BRADY hunted him along Crane waited
and Eldred Hoeked double 20 deep left
center. both scoring. Bowman loftod n
double 20 tho left field hisAohers and
Eldred Tailed. Rohwer singled to right
and over came Bowman, Rohwcr going
10 second on THROWN. Ted and baldwin
singled and Rohwer went 10 third. Earl
baldwin filed out ana Sutherland sent a
soaring Fly 10 deep left that Merlin Ropp
mlsjudged and finally booted. Rohwer
scoring Lane walked and Brady finally
ended Il by flying 70 the ou,flold-
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Sacramento pinch hittcrs had n had
day. both Art Smith and young Brown
flaming.
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hrnuita
Seattle 3. Sacramento y
Nerhcn ,. Han rranelfco =
Portland Z. salt iake q.
OAKLAND q. - Angeles q
naa Ihe srrles kland
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Sutherland pitched nice hall until the
seventh. With warmer weather this baby
IL going 20 DO hard 20 beat.
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Hall returned 20 Seattle after q long.
long ab.enes. In spits OF the rude re-
ception In the fifth. tho veteran looked
good. Hes fairly fast and plenty smart
lie use, a change OF pace for effective
ness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
.eWSecOndo
Stacker Is
Impressive
Lives Up to Expectations
as Indians Trounee Sac
ramento Tossers, 81

I COOKING ike champion1. The
IL Tie seattle Indians trounosd ths
sacramento Holons 10 n ths
opener here Wednesday bsf're som.
il.0o0 bugs. and out o. the whoA
game the most satisfying thing
Seattle fans was the imprsssiFe dsbrr
OF Cliff Brady, the new ltoond
fhcker.
Brady looked like a million IN tie
field and ~ the plate living up 20
All u the nice things aid about him
during spring training lie figured
IA Two double plays. starting one by
leApinE into the air for a line drive
and finishing another by a beautiful
throw with three men on ba1.s that
saved the Tribe a lot Of trouble in
the seventh inning.
He also made q beautiful ons.hand.
Cd play on Kopp's roller that looked
like a sure hit, throwing Hall out a
second. late IN the game.
LOOKS GOOD
At PLATE
~ tho plate Brady dumped two
perfect sacrifice hits. walked once
and drove IN a run with a drive down
third base.
Brady II a stylist. and the eonsen.
sus Of the fans Is that he'll Do.
As for the game ITSELF Seattle
took two.run lead by punching
hits In the first inning ard Ch.ri.,,
Hall went IN 20 relieve Lefty Thomp.
son. Things Eailed along smoothly
until the NTH when the Indians
blasted the I'D Off with six runs.
oinehing the contest. Bill HuKhes
and Lefty Garfield wound up the
pitching. the Redskins nicldnE Can.
field for counter in the eighth.
suds Sutherland pitched good bali
until the seventh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24

Ths Cuh- broke cot with a tattinr
rusA and beat ths Cards .: 70 !.
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Sacramento used four pitchers
Thompson. Hall. Garfield and Hughes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
Game Chatter

-
Tho usual opening day festivities wer,
staged IS nsnhi wednesday the flag
raising bslnr impressive. Doe nrbwu
pitched the first ball and was terribly
Wild. Wee Cetis. the hitter. didn't
haYs a chance. and niii hsreffns the
only leftbABdsd catcher IN captivity.
nearly broke he back ttyinE 10 reach a.
Matt a,arwieh. who was umpirlnR. ala
the right thinE and called the pitch .
strike
Bliiy lane had enc 81 hi, sparkling
DAYS Tor the Indians Wednesday. lie
gathered three doubles, tsp walks and
seofsd three runs. lie also played bril-
iisutiy In the field. making 81 thtss put
outs 10 the sixth.
Ctsude Hohwsr nearly drove line thru
Ted BALDWIN IN the first inninE Tod.
incidentally. played a whale o. a game
a. third cushion
Elmer Bowman ala his stuff at the
plAts TIA big flrst.sseksr handsuffsd
Vahssr a. third with a drive IN tho
fourth inning and he doubled 60 the foot
Of the left field hisAehsrs IN the NTH.
lie sacrificed and famed on hts other
two trips.
resrie Casey umpired an almost per-
feet game behind the plate. lie bVieaEs
in tho majors.
Sacramento used four pitchers
Thompson. Hall. Garfield and Hughes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24

rearie Casey umpired an almost per-
feet game behind the plate. lie bcieaEs
IN tho majors.
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enabled "a. Athletes 70 sss, Is. senate
9 70 Z.
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teen club. an Organization OF young
business women. sin giye the fret
~ a series ~ parties % raise funds
that viii be- utei in financing differ
ynt manufacturing propositions that
can be- successfully handled b. shut
inH
We have in our midst a great
many ghutins who arc perfectly
capable of carrying on some form
~ occupation with re- very little
training, and who have already
proven their worth. hut who need
a little financing 10 put their work
on paying basis This n the
work The Thirteen club win carry
0n Ia the future.
William J Murray Win he the
FIRST 70 profit by the efforts of
The Thirteen club. who have pledged
themselves 20 install the first unit
- q powcr.driyon knitting machine.
capable or turning out a sock
minute. Ar Murray has been mf.
feHng for more than five years
with a broken hack lie has al.
ready made big success OF the
sockkniiting business by hand
power. and has made n thorough
study ana survey Of the sock knit
tins industry In the west % there
Del no question about the success
~ ha new venture. and. ne his
business win warrant. other hnndi-
capped persons VIII De given work
according 20 their ability 70 40 a.
a mall jonEg and bridge party
giil be Eiycn at The New Washing
Ton hotel on the afternoon and eve.
ming Of April %. az which time 200
tables will be- reserved az 30 cents
scat Tho proceeds VIII so
towards financing this first most
rodiiahlo enterprise Of tho Thirteen
club Tickets are on sale az the
nostoffico department OF Frederick
s Nelson and az Lowman q Han
ford stores
For further particulars inquire AZ
the Thirteen club headquarters. fi4
University 81. Whercto-Go Bureau.
Phone ELiot-72s5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-11
HOMES WANTED

We have placed five Of tho seven
wicilhnd children IN good homes. A
li,io arl Of I and a boy Of still
hope for a place 10 live until their
daddy can establish his own home
AGAIN. which viii take from ak
months 10 year Both Of the
children arc bright and healthy. II
sou wish 20 help Mr. wiciiand and
The Riddles and yonself be happy
10 a good deed. call ca plti.i62s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-11
SUNSHINE SMILES
Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends
Appearing Every Week In The Seattle Star
Ed,sd By DR. r. ISsps-PhOns Capitol 4s.s

No one has ever added up
The value % a smile.
We know how much a dollars
worth.
And how FAR Is a mile:
We know the distance 10 the sun.
The sire and weight 81 the earth;
nut no ono here can tell MS just
How much a smllc Ia worth
Unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-11
CTS HIS CHAIR

IN ANSWER to our second
4 appeal for a wheel chair
william Found. soss 44th ave
s. w. responded with tho loan
Of ono for W. D. Hudson. who
hna had tho misfortune OF los.
inr both Ms legs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-11
now ABOUT A sHOWERf

Miss Josephine Fisher ii5 n.
liih IT.. Omaha. Neb.. 90. who has
1ecn belfast for O. years. wishes 70
correspond with some OF our Sun.
shine folks. You VIII find this lady
a remarkable correspondent and !
think you viii enjoy her let,ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-11

CLAUDE EwING. tho crip.
- pied young Eian, ana his
mother who la in wheel
chair. living uf gz0s Eimoro a..
utill need assistance ANY staple
food viii b. VEN much appre-
cinted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-11
PARTY POSTPONED

Owing 20 conflicting dates. he
Sunshine Smiles Pantagos theater
party. planned for next Thursday.
will be postponed until Friday, April
20, Upon accepting the invitation
% tho Pantnges management 90
attend their show GA that date FOR
tho shut.ins. We did not notice that
Thursday. the ilth. was the regu.
lar meeting date q the Sunshine
guild
Further particulars next week.
CLUB WITH A MISSION
on Saturday. April 20, the Thir.
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NT TmE c0uNTY mOME

The Community Services will give
b fno entsrtainmnt AZ the King
county home for tho old people 10
morrow afternoon
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NOTICE

Sunshine Euild ladies' VIII meet
with Mn. J. A. Tito. 81 crcmona
st.. chr No. IS. First ave. or Third
and Pike Luncheon will be AZ u
sharp.
FUND NOW CLOSED
Our radio fund is complete and
We are very. very happy, for soon
in our minds eye wo will be visual.
lzing group OF smiling faces as
sonbled around the little wonder
box. reaching out into tho great
unseen world and bringing TO the
ears OF the young men at the new
veterans hospital at American lake
and tho U. s. Marine hospital at
Port Townsend. sweet. harmonious
Joys. and 10 their souls encourage.
ment and a healthy desire 70 grasp
tho rope OF hope and lift them.
selves out OF their mental abyss
back 10 rest and norInalcy.
. Tho disqualification department OF
the American Legion will install
these sets very shortly. at which
time group OF 40 young ladies
from the Nordica Gieo club OF tho
Bon Marche will journey over 20
American lake and stage concert.
Tho last contribution TO the fund
is the Rotary clubs OF SIS. which.
with the liberal discount contribu.
ton OF the Kllbournc s Clark Manu-.
featuring Co, has made It possible
TO close at this time and order the
sets at once.
Next week wo win publish a COM
piete list OF contributors.
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Jan. s, anniversary of the battle OF
OF New Orleans. is a public holiday
in that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-11

Tho yard and the pound 'are the
only two independent standards for
weights and measures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-11

The Thames. England's principal
river. IS 80 miles long.