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Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
HOCKEY
Pittsburgh 8, New Haven 3

Boston. Jan. 23-Pittsburgh Hoe
key Teari administered a severe de-
feat to New Haven in an exhibition
game here tonight. The score was
s to 3. Conacher. Cotton and Smith
scored two goals each. New Haven
netfed its three goals in the final
period.
New York. Jan. 2S.-The New
York and Fall River soccer teams
played to a 2-to-2 draw today in an
American League game before 1000
persons Herald Britain opened
scoring five minutes after the kick
off and MCGUIRE equalized 10 min
utes later. New York attacked
strongly. Stark giving his side the
lead soon after. Fall River wo.ked
the ball back and foul against
Herd Just outside the penalty area
once more evened up the score. Nc
Pherson took the kick with a sting
ing drive. which Geudert partly
saved but failed to hold. Morley
got into an argument with the ref
cree and was ordered off the field.
The second half was all in favor of
the New Workers, but the sterling
defense Of Tate and Kemp prevented
scoring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29

Pennington. Jan. 27.-Despite the
fact that the m ercury was far below
the zero point here last night. il snow
ed. And it showed hard. Pennington
High was buried beneath 45-6 drift
piled up by the Wilton Academy bas-
ketball team. Wilton romped away to
a lead early and had no difficulty in
holding IT. Reed and Hathaway were
stars on Wilton, while Gould was the
Pennington feature player.
Livermore Falls, Jan. 27.-A last pc
ricd spurt ovcrcame an early lead hung
up by Mexico High. and Livermore
Falls nosed out 1924 win In a torrid
basket battle on the Armory floor here
last night. Mexico was leading 1912
at the end of the first period.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
Swedes Trim Swiss
in Olympic Hockey
Am. Leads Belgians

Chamonix. Jan. 2S-(By A. Po-
Swedep defeated Switzerland by the
score of nine to nothing in the first
of the ice hockey matches Of the
Olympic games. played here today.
The American team led the Bel
gians, 8 to b, at the end Of the first
period.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29

The most important single ele-
ment in basketball defense is the
problem OF covering and sticking
to-: his opponent by each player on
the defense, until a player Of the de-
fensive team gets possession OF the
ball. This point OF defensive play
IL the most difficult to teach forwards
and centers because they always
have the impulse OF offense foremost
in their minds and do not care to be
bothered with the problem OF de-
tense. With the guards the defen-
sive idea Is foremost, and they more
readily learn to cover and stick to-
their opponents.
SO many players. especially t9osc
beginning their college play. think
Il sufilcient to go after the opponent
with the ball. forcing him to pass to
hts teammate. They then turn their
attention to the ball neglecting the
player who has been forced to pass.
Az a result. this neglected player
may get into the play again unham-
pered. In fact a players defensive
work Is only half finished when ne
forces an opponent with the ball to
pass 1t. He must stay with the OPP
ponent until the defense team gets
possession Of the ball.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
Ryder OutpOints
Irish johnny Curtin

New York, Jan. 2S--Joe Ryder.
Brooklyn. dccisively outpointed Irish
Johnny Curtin of Jersey City in the
main 12-round bout at Madison Square
Garden tonight. Ryder was on top of
Curtin most of the tout ard was much
stronger than his opponent. Ryder
weighed 121 IA, Curtin 1874.
Willie Shaw Of Bayonne. n. J., won
the judges decision over Vic Brog of
Pittsburg in six-round preliminary.
The verdict was unpopular.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
Experts Propose
New Golf Ball

New York, Jan. ga new goI
ball, weighing approximately 1.a
ounces avoirdupois with a diametd
OF 1.66 inches, which would have 8
greater carrying capacity than the
1.62-1.62 ball now used, will be rec
commended to the u. s. Golf Asso.
ciation by the committee of experp
headed by Secretary Lee Of the As.
sociation which returned tonigns
from a week Of tests ut Jekyl ISLAND
Ga.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
Berlenbach X. O.'s
CarbOne in Sixth

New York. Jan. 2s--Paul Berlen'
bach, New York. scored his twenty,
first consecutive knockout tonip'
when he stopped Frank Carbons;
also Of New York In the sixth round
Of a ~ round bont at Madissss
Square Garden. Carbone was on .ns
floor one Gin the first round and twEs
In the second and third rounds IS.
lenbach weighed 164 LIZ CarDoA'
158 1-2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
Landis Upholds Sale
of, Baldwin to Giants

New ork. Jan. 2s, tBy A. P)-The
sale Of Howard Baldwin. star pitcher
Of the Newark lnternationals, to the
New York Giants by former Newark
owners today was upheld by Base
ball Commissioner Landis, who. at
hearing denied the claim OF the syn
) dicate now controlling the New Jer-
sey franchise that the transaction
was illegal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29

A lopsided score Of 64-12 was II.
result OF n practice game between
the Baptist and Methodist basketball
teams In q game at the Y. NJ. c. A
Monday evening in practice gams
before the opening of the Church
League series. The Church Leagus
which was formed some time ago
plans to have 4-team league this
season and will play off their games
Saturday evening at the "Y." The
schedules for the first real games
will be given out later. Harlan 81
Kennedy. physical director Of the
Augusta "Y" will be in general
charge OF the League. together with
the captains of the different teams
Pennsylvania's Relay Carnival, The
outstanding track and field, event Of
the year. will evidently he the scene
OF real first class competition this
year and 1t looks az II last years
record, when 112 colleges competed
at the carnival would be broken
Cambridge University, England has
sent word that they will be repre-.
sented. 1t Is also said that Griffiths
WHO won the British half mile
championship last July Is at Cam.
bridge. If he is there. Cambrids.
should have n wonderful two mile
relay team. Penn. has also invited
Eric Ilddell. of Edinboro University,
Scotland. the British 100 yards and
220 yards champion to compete at
the Carnival. The University o,
Havana. Cuba Is sending team,
also Occidental College of the Pa.
cific Slope. Occidental has very
strong squad of sprinters and will
he hard to beat In these events
Canada will also be Represented.
Thus with Canada, Cuba. England
and colleges as far west as CalIfor.
MIA represented, half Of the globe will
be interested in the result OF Penn.
sylvania's great Carnival. II is prob.
able also that Australia will send a
college team, these men being ON
their way to the Olympic games in
Paris next July.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
Simpson High Pin
Bowler in Speed
League Bowling Mon
Especial to Kennebec JournalJ

Especial to Kennebec Journal)
Waterville. Jan. 2S.--The Speed
League games last night Mt Elm City
alley were close and all four teams
each got three points. II. Simpson
broke two records, getting high sing.
for 142. He also wiped Spot Col
lins' five string total. getting 534. W.
Simpson. Barney and Gurney also
went over 500 mark. The next
game will be Wednesday, Team No
l VS.. Team No. A.; Team No. 3 vs.
Team No. ..
Team No. 8
Collins ..... 81 ~ II 81 114-41:
II. Simpson 102 SS 142 106 96-5si
ApeNi '''' slVW
Team No. 6
Lemuix 80. 81 100 81 80 ss-M
w. Simpson 113 110 50 los 1O9-5ls
Ao'ai '''''... ..,..........'. w
Team No. 6
Coro .......90 Ss 90 OF 1878
Barney ....98 81 116 "a 112-5li
Iotal .............,...... 9T
Team No.
Gurney .... 30 1Os 10s 106 s4-5Ot
Diambri ....103 81 81 So 75-R
Iotal ................... 9Sl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
Dam Piaxsrs a Work

Cleveland, Jan. % "a. P)-Bnl
wamhsganss. recently traded to Bos-
ton Red Sox by Cleveland, and
pitcher George Uhle are employed
this winter in the county treasurer's
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
Canada Defeats
CzechOslOvakia, 800
Olympic Hockey

Chamonix. France. Jan. 2S.-(By
A. P.)-Canada defeated Czechosla-
vakia, 30 to 0, in their Olympic
hockey game today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
What is the most important
single element in basketball
defense?
Answered py
NELS NORGREN

Coach Of Basketball, Usivsrsity Of
Chicaco. Famous for the speed and
Sinhtina determination Of his teams.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29

A big boxing bout will be hes
Friday evening. Feb. /, at the W, A
c. hall at Waterville. Manager La,
combe will stage this bout. which
will be one of the best seen in thai
city for quite a while. Mr.. Lacomb,
says that it Is not going to be |,
tame affair but one OF the kind ths,
viii make the fans go home with
smile. The big attraction Fridar
night will be X. O. Dennis Va KN
Lewis. both of the paperweish,
class. Dennis with his heavy ht.
ting ability will make Lewis step
some.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
State College.

State College. Penn. Jan. os.-
Alan II. Heiffrich. captain OF the
Pennsylvania State track team and
intercollegiate haIf-mile champion,
Will run In the MiIlrose games in
New York on Tuesday. 1t IL also
possible that Coach Nate Cartmell
will take .. relay team to the meet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1924-01-29
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

The Maine State Winter Carn,,,,
which will be held at Augusta. F.s M
s1-23 proposes to settle the ousst,os
Of Secondary school hockey chan
pionship by inviting those team,
with the best records up to the ds,.
OF the Carnival to meet in the CAM
tai City for a series OF eliminafio,
contests. This method It Is believss
viii silence the usual flock Of claim.
ants and restrict newspaper con.
troversy. ---.-.,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
YOU'LL FIND
IT HERE

Frank y. Wilson. proprietor Of
the Archway Book store. Is serious.
ly III ut Troy. ". Y.
Federal prohibition agents crawled
thru a 40.foo; tunnel near woodln.
Vile and found so.gailon atm
Tuesday.
About half OF tho committee
named 10 study the city occupational
tax have signed report opposing
the plan. James I. LAWYER. secre.
tary OF the commission. states.
School board officials have ap.
peaied 20 the police to protect
schools from vandals. twenty-five
windows were broken Sunday night
In tho jefferson school In West Sc.
attic. and the following night 10
windows were broken in the Pacific
school at 18th ave. and r. jefferson
81.
A clever pickpocket took tho
purse OF c. r.. Krcymore. 40
Fourth ave. removed $40 and put
the empty purse back in his pocket.
Kreymore reported TO tho police
Tuesday. He said the trick was
done Monday and he failed TO dis.
cover the robbery until he opened
his purse the next day.
a meeting OF the Denied Vet.
erans' association will DO held at
200 Hogc Annex building Thursday
evening at o'clock. according to
J. G. LAuchlin. secretary. The as
ISOLATION seeks to have included In
the bonus benefits for veterans who
we're in service before the world
war began.
a new diving tower hns been in.
stalled at the Alki bathing beach.
II Is 10 feet high and is mounted
on large float connected with
the shore by n wooden causeway,
heavily shellacked 10 protect the
feet from splinters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
CARS KILL Man
Caught by Train on Trestle
and Struck Down

BELLINGHANI. July is.-Mieh.
ael Kildall. a pioneer fish trap
builder. and widely known among
oannerymen. was struck by a North.
ern Pacific train and Killed Tuesday
night.
Kildall. who was 90 years old. be.
came confused when caught on the
Lake whateom trestle at Towanda
station. and was struck by tho
train when within six feet OF safety.
AZ the end OF the trestle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

that Representative Bcelsr address
tho convention
The children OF vhe nation are
tapping az the deorss OF the ieginia.
lures. asking that We ratlfy tho
child labor amendment 20 the fed,
eral constitution. and tho voice Of
the West win free them" said Bee.
Ter.
do not think that because con.
gross has enacted tho child labor
amendment that the battle IL won.
Child labor legislation. begun In
congress IN 1916. and not finally en-.
acted until 1928. was thrice declared
unconstitutional by tho United
states supreme court. and was op.
posed In the senate by 30 per cent
OF the members and IN the house by
20 per cent OF the members,
III IL tho duty OF organized labor
10 SEQ that the child labor amend.
mcnt. which was pctitloncd FOR by
memorial introduced in the 1923
session Of the legislature. n enacted
before any other business ~ trans.
acted. and more particularly II u
the duty OF organized labor 20 sec
that no man or woman Is elected 10
the state legislature this fall who
refuses TO pledge himself or herself
TO vote for ratification OF tho amend.
ment."
Besides IndorHirE Clifford for gov.
arrrv Fka en-tswnttrr f.tIa.a.g
Judges William ". Pembcrton. Bruce
Blake and W. D. Lane for the state
supreme bench.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
GRAIN REACHES
new PEAK
Traders Frenzied as Wheat
and Corn Prices Soar

CHICAGO, July 16.-Virtual mad.
ness gripped traders in "the pit" OF
the Chicago board of trade today as
grain prices fluctuated then shot up
to new highs on the present moves.
The wheat and corn markets were
the center of frenzied jam Of trad
ers from the opening gong TO the
triple closing gong.
July wheat closed at si.s6, the
highest price OF the season, and &c
above today's opening.
July corn reached new high OF
Silly. and closed at sl.10h, 4c
above the opening.
The rapid ascent in prices started
several days ago, but broke yester.
day when some traders decided to sell
out their supplies at present levels,
was revived today on greater prep,
arations
The continued reports OF unfavor.
able weather conditions over the en-.
tire grain belt were responsible for
buying of grain on all sides OF the
trade today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
HUNTERS AFTER
DEVIL BEASTS
Story Told by ProSpeotorS
Declared Partly Confirmed

KELSo. July is-Altho no report
has been received from the expedi.
tionarv forces which Monday went
into the hills 20 hunt the mountain
devils. individuals who returned 10.
day from trips 70 the cabin % the
fYe prospectors partially confirm
the story Of members OF the smith
Beck party, Who claimed 20 have
been bombarded with big rocks
hurled into their cabin during the
night, supposedly by the "hairy
apes"
The rocks are still inside the cabin.
according 20 these returned invest.
gators. hu, no footprints OF mysteri'
Gus men or beasts were 10 be found
IN the vicinity
-Four new expeditions have out.
fitted and are on their way 10 Spirit
Lake today. one Is composed OF
local hunters. two other parties have
left from Castle Rock. while Chief
u Police George Millar. OF Kelso.
aud County Game Warden Chester
Leichardt have taken their families
Tor an outing into the Spirit Lake
country, and while there win try 20
lind traces OF the mountain devils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

payment on the home at 1904 Bel
mont ave. N, and 70 pay hospital
bills Mt the birth OF the baby.
The complaint sets forth that
Mackinnon has the largest eye, ear,
nose and throat practice in Seattle
and earns $4,000 to $4,000 an
nually. He has given his family
but So thus far this month and but
$50 in June, however, Mrs. Mac
kinnon charges,
She accuses her spouse OF offer
Ing her $500 month and to pro-
vide the family with n home. prior
to June 8. II she would consent 10
obtain divorce. Mrs. Mackinnon
claims that she did start divorce
proceedings once in order TO breal,
UP the alleged attachment for the
nurse, but dropped them on her
husbands promise TO return TO his
family associations.
Judge Smiths restraining order
granted as an emergency measure
compcls the doctor TO refrain from
molesting, interfering or communal
eating with Mrs. Mackinnon or the
children and 20 stay away from tho
family homo. Hugh Caldwell. former
SEATTLE mayor, is Mrs MacKinnon's
attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
ALL FIRM
New Manufactures y
to Be Ready Soon

The new directory OF Sea'ls 2
facturers compiled by the N'''''
Products committee OF the :
Chamber of Commerce has oe''
to the printer and will be ray
delivery before August ], u -
nounced at the chamber We0''
Ten thousand copies ai'
printed.
The directory win con'1'.
names OF 1856 manufac,u''u' y,
is divided into an slphaos''s,s'a,
of the firms, and a list Oh ~ -
Gus products. giving the ~. Z
the firms by whom they y. II
A new feature that wl'' W y
the directory is the "trade'ns'' I
This will give the varl0~ y. 4;
names OF commodities ana ~ A
by whom they are produce '.'.r
ing a ready reference for pu'''
wish a particular brand ,.,,b
The directory win be a ~
,,,..,.,.r,an ranufacturtN
chasing agents and other =
firms and individuals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
BEAR FROZEN IN
Vessel Forced First Time to
Abandon Relief Trip

WASHINGTON. July Wedgcd
in Arctic ice thousands Of miles
from civilization. the heroic coast
guard cutter Bear. for the first
time in her history. has been com.
PEELED TO abandon her annual cruise
for the relief OF natives and white
settlers in the Far North, 1t was
learned here yesterday.
a radioEram received by the
coast guard service from Com.
mander c. s. Cochran. master of
the Bear. told OF the ships plight.
He related u terse tale OF suffering.
OF the hardest Alaskan winter in
years and OF n gallant fight against
the ice. Entire native villages have
been wiped out by cold and starva'
tion, he stated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Devil" Animals
Are Called Bunk

WOODLAND. Wash. July Is, -
Deputy Game Warden Justus Murk.
who has spent 20 years In the Spirit
Lake district. where the mountain
devils" or gorilla.liko animals were
reported 10 have attacked a prospect.
ing party, terms the reported dis.
covery as ''Rll bunk" Murk snid he
has never seen signs OF such ami.
mails nor has he ever heard OF them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Ezra Meeker Says
He Likes Bobbettes

SPoKAN Me. July 49, ~ Ezra
Meekcr, well-known pioneer of Scat
tie. who bears little love for hair
shears himself told Chamber of
Commerce gathering he was all for
bobbed hair. It's about the only
thing he likes concerning modern
progress" he told business men
during a talk In which he urged
construction Of the Nachos Pass
highway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Blind Jurist Wins
in Bar Examination

TOPEKA. Kas,, July Despite
20 years Of total blindness, Judge
James WILSON White, probate Judge
At Winfield for eight years and
previously municipal judge at Ar
kansas city, has been admitted to
the state bar. Examiners reported
that Judge White was tho first 10
finish his papers ouch Of the three
days Of examination. He dictated
his answers 10 Il stonogrnpher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
80 Days for Negro
Narcotic Suspect

John swlndell. former nsgro resi-.
dent of Yakima. pleaded guilty be.
fore Federal Judge William Il. Saw.
telle. Wednesday morning. to
charges OF possession OF narcotics,
and was sentenced to 90 days In
Jail. Swindcll was arrested here
last August, just before sailing for
China on an alleged opium.buying
trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
36-Inch Unbleached Muslin, Yard
Lengths TO 8 yards; for sheets I 1lho
and pillow cases. HfsC
Clearance ToiLetries

Phillips Milk of Magnesia, small size fu
19e; large size, 41c.
Nujol, 9-oz. bottle, soc.
Colorite, an excellent hat dye; variety d
colors; 1910.
Bath Brushes; long, removable handa
80
Peroxide, 8 ounces, lie.
Frostilla, a fragrant hand lotion, 18e.
Velour Powder Puffs, 15c value for Toe.
Mirror Nail Polish; iInparts lasting POI
ish: 24c.
Forhan's Tooth Paste, large size, Ale
Pebeco Tooth Paste, 29c.
Listerine Tooth Paste, 1910.
Kolynos Tooth Paste, 22c.
Revelation Tooth Powder, zoe.
DIR. Lyons Tooth Powder, lie.
EPSON Salts, 16 ounces; 1Oc.
Soap Vamps, 17c.
CASTLE Soap; large 2-lb. bars, 59c.
Palmolive Soap, special, sc (limit Of Ii
a customer.)
Bathing Caps in good assortmen! d
colors; plain, tight fitting, Zoe.
Styles of Bathing Caps; excellent rub
Der; assorted colors; 15c.
Jergen's Toilet and Bath Soaps; Vita
Hazel; Cocoanut Oil Soap and Bait
Tablets; cake, sc.
he Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16
Col. Story Leaves
Cushman Hospital

Col. George B. Story has been re-
moved from command Of the Cush-
man yetcrnns' hospital No. 80 under
orders from the Veterans bureau
He has been replaced by Col, w. =.
Levcrton, formerly Of tho Helena,
Mont. votorans' institution,
No explanation was given by the
department for tho change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

MEDIA. Ohio, July :, ~
cleaning an office n s..''sss
court house, Alonfo III
janitor, found a d'am0a' 40 n
the gem on desk with
ing. "who owns this s,v ,,,su, ! 4
Tho next morning wl'u' sst,|
riden, n clerk in a uss' xhIa]
said was worth $780, a's
to the janitor as a reN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 1s--For
throwing rotten eggs at Miss Ber-
nita Steele. rural schoolteacher near
Dakota City, Neb,, a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto kuebo of Dakota
City were fined 500 and costs each
In court in South Sioux city, They
testified they threw the eggs be.
cause the teacher had whipped one
Of their children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

Du Barry Pyralin Ivory Mirrors; large
size; special $500.
Lydes' Imported Perfumes; good assort-
ment of odors; S1.00.
La Boheme Face Powder, 3 shades, at
S1.15.
ANDRE Royal Powder all shades, S1.35.
Java Rice Powder, five shades, 29c.
La Blache Face Powder, 3Sc.
Sempray Jovenay, the pink complexion
cake. SIC.
Chernoff's Mems Powder. splendid face
powder in sitter can, soc.
Chernoff's double compacts; large size;
powder and rouge in all shades, Csc.
Burnham's Elderflower Cream, 79c.
Burnham's Skin Rejuvenator, 79c.
"Theatrine," an excellent theatrical
cream; I2-lb. tins. $50; lib. soc.
Daggett and Ramsdell's Perfect Cold
Cream; 4-oz. jar. $50; 8-oz. .63c
Num-" the dainty deodorant, 19c.
Meet, fragrant hair removing cream,
SOC.
Golden Clint Shampoo, 19c.
San-i-Sal, the Pine Reducing Bath, SIC.
Mentholatum, small size jar, 17c.
Listerine, 14-oz bottle, SOC.
Alcohol Rub, full pint, soc.
Witch Hazel, pint bottle, Sac.
Lysol, small size, 21c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

Local stocks and Bonds nre advor.
tlsed In star Want Ads every Wed.
ncsday and Friday. Keep posted by
watching Star Want Al columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-16

station Mt Madrid, Snain, s brond.
caHtl'g on two and half klo-
watt