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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Portland Live Stock


aatttc Nsfe4piE nune. Tonr ~ market
weak Nissra. coed grade. tie: nae.
diam. tts96ts common, ffBs.te. hsis.
err. good. fTgs.ss medium aad coin
tnnH. tsu5g ceeN good. Et.1t@7. me
dium and common ttstuG.ss eaa.
nefs and cutters. ti.taHssG. bulls,
tanners and holoznas. I10sss; eAiVss.
medium aud choice. itp lbs. down.
tf,segs. 100 70 zee iha. issegs.se.
80 ~ W. itseaf.te.
LEGS hsesip,s. -. Tone OF market.
STEADY medium. aeod aud choice. igO
20 zoe lts. ti.At9t.if. seo 70 ~ lbs
t5sss91.ts. 80 ies. up. t90Tee. part-
Tag, amoolh heavy. ,s0s.7b; packing.
rough heavy. tt.teGf. slaughter plra.
itsoa so feeders and ttochsrt. tsEe
g4.sN
sheep Receipts. none. Ton. Of market.
duIi. iAmhs. 81 lbs. down. medium,
10 cholee. 1850 o use; heavywelrhts.
medium and choice ;7as. cuils and
commons, all weights, ttaf. wsthsrs.
t71s. swts. common to choice. tt9
$50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
HEALTHY WOMEN, HAPPY HOMES

Good dispositions succumb. lrrita.
hiliiy and snappy rctort take the
place OF happiness and amiabillty.
Sunshine Is driven out OF homes. In
fact, they arc often wrecked. and
friends are estranged because won.
en- suffer with ailments peculiar TO
their sex The use OF Lydia ~. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound will
overcome such ailments and restore
health and happiness. DO not resort
90 strong stimulants or narcotics
when this great strengthening. heal.
Ing remedy. made from roots and
herbs, is always within reach. AID.
vertlsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
BOOZE UNION"
BROKEN UP
IS Under Arrest, Threaten
to Kill Witnesses

ENERETT, May ai.-Fiftssn mem.
hers q Snohomish countys alleged
TbooiieEgors union are under al,
iss, and out on bail today. following
= roundup started some DAYS aEo BY
Prosecuting Attorney c. T. Roscoe
and sheriff Jun Mccullough. Others
named in warrants charging eonspir
ses 10 brcak the dry law have left
the county. !, Is said.
Witnesses he had counted on %
eonvici has prisoners have been
ihrcatsned with death. Prosecutor
floscoe said. lie is uncertain wheth.
er the detection q these informsrs
tipon whose story the warrants were
issued. win affect the case mate
really.
The roundup, however. has had
Inc effect % breaking up Organised
hQuor traffic IN snohomish count
Tor a time. az any rate the pross.
tutor declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Arrivals and Departures

ArFifsd Msf 90 1u lfauEfH from
ahanEnai VIA Vancouver at ii m
30 hsn franc's0a ffum NsH fafh va
ports 90 10 w rir steel scientist
ffain Fan6uHfff fia Tseaiua. "a 80
H MAJ 90 Hff Anrthiand ffam rar1-
ma. "a flfa D. m rir Admiral prHeT
from Tsrama tia everett ~ tiag D. fn..
ne chailanha from hau Iranfiasu. 20 8
3 81.
sailed ifsy ei So Admiral nogsm
90 Aisaks "a no. a. ml ~ PENNEY.
tauia frf hpFien fia ports. nf t.fq .. pa.
Haf ean Hir Cufara1 foF hiraha. Ht q
d m sir harafruo Tor tnitfd hinEfoni
Va Portland af o. az. Hir iiafrlran
Mara faf TaremH. az tsae 81 m me
Admiral rrsfT Tor iah Angeles via ports.
~ ftf8 D. mi Fir o. d Alexander rar
~ AnEsiss sic ran tfanrlsco. 81 g
D. m. nu Pedro rhfisfsuhsfsan Tor
Aanoautrf. Hf W Hir fsddupFah
20 Tn-aulas 81 teits 3. ia.s atr Torssna
Nsru fof hpts fia p9fir az 3. m. etc
apfihiana fef Tacoma 80 ie.ih o.. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
WHEAT ASCENDS
FROM SLUMP
Board Of Trade Close Is
Markedly Irregular

CHICAGO May 10 Drastic
changes were recorded a. the irreg
iiar finisa on tho board ~ trade To-
daF,
halls took advantage % the uu-
faForablr crop situation 10 bring
wheat nut ~ So slump and sue
Cfsded m hanging up a fractional
gain a. The close.
Ma corn suffered a sharp set
back following a MONDAY bulge
aud closed sharply lower. Deferred
months strengthened on unfANpTabir
crop news Much fspiAntlnE has
been made necssfary BY cold wealth
rF ana seed rot.
oats sold OF with sIacksniuE de-
mhud and exports u Canadian grain.
Provisions showed no change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Washington Man Tells
Others How to Succeed
Shirley p ark e + Ii
Living Example
of Doctrine

"ENERN salesman Il hia own
II limitation. ~ tho way ihe
keynote n success or failure is char
acteriEed b. shirley y. Parker
salesman. Psychologist. lecturer, for
mer University ~ Washington aih'
lsic. and nov head or the shirley
Parker institute. who il patron of
the Now Washington hotel while IN
Seattle leeturing and establishing a
local branch or his company.
True 20 bis maxim. Parker d rec
ognirlng no limitations 20 progress
In his own makeup beginning his
career as A lawyer Ia Portland Tor
six years he secured a position az
Western sales representative ~ the
Alexander Hamilton Institute ~
New York AZ the end OF hts soc.
ond wear no Jumped into tho lead
ard for four years led tho entire ma.
ilonal organization in individual
sales production. establishing a rec
ord that has never. a. yci. been
beaten.
Leaving the organization La
tho fall II i9se. he established
his present institute ol sales.
manship. which ALREADY has
gained national reputation.
Branrh officcs have bern csiab.
lishrd In Los Angeles and San
Franclsoa. ard seattle 3, 90 be-
the third Thru these, under
the superN lslon OF New York
headpuartrrs. the organization
teaches salesmanship Psychology
by lectures and written
course.
Parker b. Washington product
Born IN King county. on the west
rrn slope OF the CaEotdea. while his
father was contractor Tor the build
ing o. the Northern Pacific tunnel
be returned later "a enter the TINT
vcrslty OF Washington law school.
Tie was captain in the track team
in 1907 and 1908. and was quarter.
back on the football eleven Al tho
,lmo Enoeh BaEshaw was ia hair.
back.
ono OF his rules for successful
salesmanship may well be applied 10
al lines Of Industry;
Get your mind full Of thought OF
rendering service TO others. he says.
and you will lose your fear Worry
and sclf-consciousnes which arr
the great barriers 70 succesz Sales
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Omaha Live Stock
sr....- .x...s

Catiic-E Receipts, 1900. Tone OF market
strong. ioaise higher fearilnRs. tia
1896. cows ana helfers. ;i60qp.io
steers. tsai1,s5s atockers and feeders
tt0p.ss. calves. sI.sogs,ss; bulls and
stays. ttn5.
Hogs Receipts. 1850. Tone OF market
steady. Bulk. sTnT.sS. top. ,7.gS.
sheep Receipts, 1000. Tone OF market
steady 10 strong. Ycarlings ti0dig.ss,
wsthsrs s9@l 10; lambs. tiSso1i7:
ewes. ,s9sso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Boston Wool

nOsrpN Nay .e.-Pflces sre sa1ier on
certain woods. During the week ending
May 10, 1900 pounds Of greasy and
secured wooih held IN bond were sent
abroad from Boston. Since then. nearly
iet 900 pounds have cleared. The good :
market AiouH little improvement IL is
reported one mill bought a fair quantity
OF ohio deiainea a, sc. but the ms
Ioriiy OF dealers are asking Stc. I, IL
estimated that possibly aS,oeo. 900 pounds
have been sold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Greek Is Suicied
on Bench in Park

Pound lying on q bench in Denny
psrk al Ninth ave. y. and Denny
way Tuesday night the body 81
George Naraleon. 200 icurth ave. g.
Was declared a auic.do hy the police
flcaleon was clutehiuE an auto.
mat'c pistol. with which he had seem.
ia,ly shot himself by placing The
musrle IN his mouth 4 note IN his
'rorkst WAS written in Creck. 10 was
oteiphcred and founl 20 state that
The man was going 10 KIN himself.
The body vas found BY r. crowscr.
SOS Thomas -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
The Genuine Silmerine
Hair Curling Method

~ sous hair Is straight. nat. duli
leoklu<. sou need not be asked " yen
isrg 70 pofsrss perpstsaiiy vavy. s1fi.
slosss. beautiful trsssss what % DO ?
TAKE 4 cisan teeth brush. dip q n a
saucer 81 rure liquid silneriae aud nm
ihis thru the hsir just before doing n
~ Thb viii give yeu a real suTpris-
Your hair vii have a prettisr and mere
natural-iookinE curl and iustrs than Il
has ever lad hefofe-snd thsra Win b
uothing Nsreaky. sticky. grs4sy or any d.
thing unpleasant about H. A few ounces
q liqutd siimsriHe from your druErist
VIII last for months This u Just the
finest thinx imaginable for she pufposa
and u keeps the hair In curl q consider.
ahie time. - Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
STOCK STEADY
AT OPENING
Industrials Stronger as Tax
News Comes In
MALL STREET. JOURNAL TINAN
GAL REVIEW

tiAi MtsNNLA
NEW YORK MAJ 81 stocks were
sfeadied in thr rariird dealings hf
ihe encouraging character ~ the
news from Washington relative 40
thr outlook Tor the enactment - a
tHK reduction which would prove
acFrptntif o. the president
American Can. bethlehem. stand
ara nf New Jersey and other active
iudusfrihis nrorod fractional gains.
hotnFr. however were fublectra 90
renewed pressure due 90 the anF
npunrrmeuf n preparations ~ "a ~.
FRANKLIN Manufacturing company
Cor the suspension ~ production
pn Thursday - a " WAS the out
standing. feature ~ the rails. HpuTf-
Ing a. Al new high Tor the year AZ
NJ. on rumorH regarding the HsEro-
cation ~ coal properties.
The market opened uuirt and lrr
rrFuiHE a. a. steel. t8hs Htudc-
baker. sos, ~ q. American Can.
ip0ts. up . HsthlFhsm steel. a. up
STANDARD Oh ~ u. D. r1ia up
= BALDWIN. i0Bis. off 2. fsnnayi-
fanlh. a8is, up "a clnclnif. ltts. of
!. Corn Products aiis New Haven,
ith American T. a T. 1894, up -
a. = Rubber. 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Foreign Exchar qe

NEW YORK. May so.--ToreIRn s..
change closed generally lower. Sterling
demand. N,sth. off a; francs. so.053s.
OFF to.o0i0hi iirc. sU.o1lsh. orr
s0.ooogA Belgian francs, so.0tsSg. on
ieeoooh marks, t,sio, ooO.ooo.o00 10 the
dollar; shanghai. 72sh; Yokohama.
fos25; Russia, SIS; Sweden, ss.bi, Nor.
way. 1aSq. off s0.00oi,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
An Aid to Wearing
This Seasons Fashions


Here u a simple. unfailing way TO
rid the skin Of objectionable hairs:
with some powdered delatouo and
water make enough paste TO cover tho
hairy surface. apply and in about .
minutes rub off. wash the skin and
every trace Of hair has vanished.
You will find deiatone easy TO use
and II always produces the desired 70.
suits. Ask for IT in tho original
package and accept no substitute -
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
ROCK PORTS ARE
ON MARKET
No Change in Butter and
Egg Situation Here

ioek Port cherries from cahfor.
MIA, were on the local market Wed
neHday selling az g. per IS pound
boa. There. with the Tariarans.
and with an abundance d slrawbcr
riea that thFeatena 20 rBuse price o.
duciluns shortly. give on Indication
that ths oafiytsummsr fruit season
has arrived
Butter and rggs continued with q
steady market end no change In
quotations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Chicago Beard of Trade
Tu~i.y'. oss,.iisa.


Cattle Receipts zee Market steaaf
llssf steers. ft0t9i rens and hsifsFn
ff9t7si calves. ttuis. riaeksrs and
Feeders. ittpOf.yql bulls ts0E.
iiets Receipts. f.t7e Market stsady
Tsp i'tt pglk. is.iaasfe. pigs. q
sheep nsosipts zsee. Market. STEADY
50 strong, Fat lambs. tis0ists.
swsa te0Ift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
VEGETABLES
rficss raid wbalessis Dealers

THE prices given ase thoss made 10
retail dsafsfs ~ wholesalers. WIN = FEW
ssafpnai sarrptt9ts. pfiess 70 pfeduesrs
faa b fiaafrd ~ drIurtiaH the cost %
transportation 10 seattle sna spsfenl'
nstsiT - p-r ssus fes hssline. storas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
San Francisco Produce

tufednys duotAtieus
Halter rtffss. tis ptiuis ufsis. fTg
a--===Ea4sAA asH. satfa palisfs "a
unasFsiHsa pallets. i4A
Cheese -csilfgrniA nsts. fancy. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Are You Tired, Weak
Discouraged?
Your Kidneys
May Be Responsible

Don't take chances. look after
your Kidneys n your back Is lame.
u rheumatism botheru or you feel
nervous irritable aud worn out
Thousands die every day who
ought not 70 die and tidnsya soak
ed with accumulated poison kills
many.
II you suspect SOW have kidney
troubles the best medicine you can
get IL none too good. For Is CENTS
you can set a s.ouncc bottle of DR..
Carey's Marshroot Prescription III
and start to drive the impurities
from your Kidneys this very week.
All good druggists everywhere
guarantee Il to help you or money
back Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Weather Bureau Report

TArupsH itLANp. MAJ rigs m.--
~ fniifs 49, hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
PRINT THIS ABOUT
.Joiint-Ease
Says Druggist

"Joint.Easo -
selling like hot
cakes in my
store because II
Is a wonderful
and speedy
remedy for all
joint troubles
But why not
impress on tens
Of Thousands OF
suffering peo.
pie some OF the
thing that doz
ems OF my cue
toners tell me
almost daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

sugar-Duli Raw. ;5is: refined dull:
srNnulated. s7.gsg75e.
Coffee-No. Rio spot. Ill. gttg: No.
santos. isN0isH,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Portland Grain

PORTLAND. ore. LAY 20, wheat
iiaFa ahns. tt.isi s8ff white. tief.
FEstFrn shifts. fieF; hard winter. ti.ss.
agFihsHH Spins. ii.si western fsd. il9i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
WEDNESDAY
Man al

fls-4 lev ride
.f a. m af a.
fifsf iitah ride
So y m tfu "a
rssend lev Tids
um ri
~ssansi liish Tide
u m 1871 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

II YOU value your watch, let watch.
maker repair il. Next Liberty theater.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Ship News
Tides in Seattle


ilrsi les fias
nIa - o. n
t1Fst fiiEh ride
Hfa q m t04 n
asssnd IaN Tiag
ZAP co.,. fN
ssrsnd lilsh tide
ta D m t1t n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
POULTRY AND MEATS
LIVE STOCK

Quststioa. si ralsa rlsskssrds
Hstsirts "Wednesday, 20 raiilsl rec
l,cEsl al sheep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
WeIterS Top
Tuesdays Smoker Here
BY TOM OLSEN

TWO products OF the Northwest.
i poda Bcrcot OF Monroe ard
Johnny Jordan of Tacoma. viii have
u on, again at tho Crystal Pool Tues.
day night This pair os wel,er.
weights put up ono ot tho greatest
battles ever hocn IN n local ring two
weeks ago. and Promoter Dan Salt
naw 10 Z, that they were promptly 10.
matched.
Their recent engagement here
ended In a draw. Some thought Jor
dan had a slight edge. while others
maintained the draw was correct.
But regardless % tho decision. Il was
one wonderful fight. from tho tap Of
the gong IN tho firn, round until the
bell ihat ended IL In tho s.xih.
The fans have taken kindly 70 che
rematch. ard u II expected that they
viii ho generous In their patronage
Tuesday night.
both boys wound W their training
stunts yesterday. and were pro
nounced 10 ho In tho hrs, Of shape.
The semi. wiadup should 30 a good
bout. Fred zwicisey Cullen. the
clever middlewsigh, who has been
Knocking che boys over with fire.
auoncy around hcro lately. meets
Eddie Richards Of Portland. Rich.
ards lns-s claim 10 very good ring
record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
and
Cubs Split
TUO Games

GAN BERNARDINo. Cal. March
- 1.-THE Seattle Indians and Chi.
cago Cubs divided their two game ex.
hibition series over tho weekend. Sc.
attic winning Saturday II TO and
Chicago coping Sunday 10 o. Tho
Indians outhit the Bruins In satur.
days encounter aud with Sutherland
and Jones pitching effectively won
without much trouble Dumovltch
and Keen hurled for tho enemy.
Tho Redskins ran Into some good
pitching SUNDAY. the tribe being un.
able TO do anything with ,he delly.
cries Of Jacobs. Wheeler and Osborne.
Jake was very effective In tho three
lnnlnEw that be worked against his
former team mates.
stculand waf troubled With wild.
meas and had Ia tough iuck ~ hav.
ing several diuhy fiics 80 ovtr tho
short left field fence for home runs.
five runs counting in ihc fourth
frame sunday and two IN the fifth.
i'igK finished on the bin in excel,
lrnt style, allowing bat brace OF hits
and Topping nine on strikes in tho
four innings that he pitched.
Tho next exhibition game for the
Indians Is booked for Wednesday
when the tribe stacks up against the
sherman Indians az Riverside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
NO EASTERN
TRAVEL FOR
STANFORD u

STANFoRD UNIVERSITY has
- declined tho invitation OF the
University Of California TO compete
In tho Penn relay games this spring.
Stanford and tho University OF Cal.
lfornla viii meet in their annual
classic ON April &c. which would
preclude entries.
However. stanford and California
hre promoting an all.Westorn relay
carnival. which f. slated for tho
tentative date OF May 10. on tho Cal.
itornia oval. All OF the Coast col.
leges and universities are probable
contenders.
May 10. the date set. is an open
date with most OF the present ag.
greEations, and meet then will
serve az good termination TO the
season on the Coast. just before the
national meets In the East. in which
California and Stanford probably
will compete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
SCHLAIFER
AIDED BY :
KNOCKOUT

OMAHA. Neb.. March IA knock.
" out az the hands Of a champion
made instead Of ruined the career q
Morrie alidl schlaifer. omaha's con.
tender for the welterweight title,
History shows that a knockout
punch usually blasts the hopes Of a
young scrapper and he never is a
good as before.
Sehlalfer Is an exception.
DE has been stopped but ones n
his Iife-that time at Chicago b.
Champion Mickey Walker himself.
Undaunied. schlaifer started right
hack up the ladder
He has won u straight fights since
then and a glance at the list OF h!z
victims shows few were ''setups.r
In his comeback he has won deci.
slons over Billy Wells. the much
touted English champion: Jimmy
Jones, Paul Doyle. Billy Ryan, Pan.
anna Joe Cans. Dago Joe Cans,
Jimmy clabby. Tillie CKldj Herman,
bud Logan. Cowboy Padgeit. Roca
Smith. chorlie Long. Patsy Rocco,
Harold simmons and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
STANFORD MAN
GOOD PADDLER

Swimming Without competition,
Wallace o'connor Stanford unlver.
atty sophomore. came within II sec
onds OF tho worlds record for the
!. 500 meter swim recently. The
worlds record for the distance which
Ia In tho neighborhood Of n mile. f.
q minutes. 20 seconds
o'Connor IL the coast record holder
IN the sso.yard swim. and Coach
Bransten Of Stanford IL preparing
him for the Olympic games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
THIRD CAGE
GAME MUST
BE PLAYED

CNATcHING an apparently sewed.
Dup gams from the Green Lake
NJ. r. during an overtime period
Saturday night, the spaiding cage
team went into 10 for tho city
league leadership. Tho score was
2t2s. spaiding's win makes Il third
game necessary ~ the Iaksra pre-.
vlouhly Ind won ono contest.
Capt Windy Crawford threw ths
winning foul basket. and scin;lla,ed
thruout tho entire tino Of play.
For Green Lake Babe Thompson
and Cbet Ducii put up bangup ex.
hlbltion.
TIE Green Lake seconds tossed
tho city league Glass u champion.
ship over their shoulders winning
from Best Lock. sf.IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
No Coast Title
Baseball Series

Because the schedules already
arranged will carry Coast uni.
yeraity ball teams well into June.
there viii be no Coast champion.
ship series between Southern and
Northern section winners.
This Is the information which
was given out by Darwin Msia-
nest. busy graduate manager nj
Washington. Thursday. Meisnest
was working hard 10 put thru the
Coast tltular series. but because Of
tho heavy schedule already sr.
ranged. his plans were defeated.
lie plans 20 bring the subject OF
Coast baseball series UP az the
next conference meeting. however.
when tho measure IS practically
certain 70 pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
RENTON AND
TODD ELEVEN
PLAY TO TIE

rTyHE Todd Drydockerr and the Rem.
j. ton coal diEgers ba;tled 20 n
scorciess Ito In the Washington
state Soccer league yesterday at
I.snton. a big crowd watched the
battle. which was thrilling from
start TO finish.
Jimmy DAILY played great dsfen.
sivc game FOR Renton. while Lapsan.
aly and Davis looked good for tho
Todd eleven.
Carbonate upset the dope by hold.
ing the Maple Leafs 20 scorelsss
Ito In another league game.
Frcw. the goal tender for tho min.
crs. played great game.
Tacoma Ecorcd the only victory Of
tho day by wallopIng tho West Sc
attic eleven. TO j. in tho gano
played on Hiawatha piayfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
NJ arks Are
Broken by
Dog ShoW

TUE most successful dog show
il staged In Seattle or in tho North.
west came 90 close Saturday night.
when Judge James Cole % Kansas
City had awarded his last prize.
"EnllnEton Belle" owned by Me.
Mann. won the cup Tor tho best
breed In Scottish terriers Tor the nee.
ord year IN succession.
Tho Puget Sound Kennel club. un.
der whose auspices tho show was
staged. q going to make immediate
piaas for an even larger show next
year Many OF the as dogs which
wrrr exhibited here will be taken 10
Tacoma where another dos show Will
be held during the next few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
KHLefer Is Confident
Pitching Staff VIII Do
Dell, Bagby Gregg, Jones' Sutherland and Steuland
VIII Carry Early-Season Pitching for Redskins;
Catching Needs Help; Fields All Set Right Now
BY LEO II. LASSEN

GAN BERNARDINo, Cal, March Twin Seattles vet
- pitchers kick thru and carry the burden for the
Indians the mound?
think that the present staff will make quite noise in the
coming season. and if the mound corps falls down. Kfer
has hopes of landing two three good from the
majors when the big league teams begin to cut down.
Kleer expects much of "Wheezer' Dell this year. The
big fellow himself expects big In fact 1928 was
the first mediocre year he had in this company having
the remarkable record of having 20 ball games
per season from 1918 to 1922 inclusive Vernon had
terrible club last year and Dell did credaby with the
Tigers even under such trying circumstances It was
thought advisable that he be given change he sent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
SWORD TEAMS
WILL COMPETE

Stanford and California feneers
will meet in n final contest Mt Stan.
ford on April IA. Coach Harry MA.
loney has three good men in Ken.
meth Gardner. Michel dc Gazette and
Jack Wallace. Gardner is from Oak.
land. de Gazette comes from Palo
Alto and Jack Wallace Is also from
tho Stanford city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
PANCIiO VILLA
Is COMING

Paneho villa. worlds flysycight
champion. viii hs in Seattle IN the
near future. according 10 word re.
eslved By HIS Filipino friends here
yesterday.
pancho Is 20 meet his bride. who
arrives in San Francisco from Mnn.
Ila this week. and they e1pce, 10 re.
turn 30 tho Fast by way OF Seattle,
villa vas married but q short tiuio
before leaving his bride 10 seek
fame and fortune IN tho American
ring.
Now that he has won both. he has
sent for her. and Is eagerly awaiting
her arrival at tho Golden Gate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
Cal. May Become
BIG Ivory Belt.

CALIFoRNIA has fine pros
~ pect Of becoming the ivory
belt Of the United states. Up 10
this time. California has been
called the orange belt. tho citrus
belt. and other names based on
native derivstlons.
But, with IL teams having
training camps In California. Il
won't DO long before It win be
known as the ivory belt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
KIRKSEY MAY
SPRINT AGAIN

Morris Kirksey. California sprint.
or. Is going TO go 70 the Olympic
games, but is puzzled as to how he
will get there. KirlSscy aspires to
become n member or the rugby team
and, falling In that, he will attempt
to 20 us member of the sprlntlng
team,