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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-02
NASHVILLE'S BIG MARKET
CLEANS UP FOR WEEK

NASHVILLE, Ga, Aug. 30.-F'ri-
days sale cleaned up all the large
warehouses on the Nashville tobacco
market, sales here today totaling
$4,000 pounds, at an average of Csc
pound, Tobacco sold as high as
Tic.
Fridays sale put this market over
the four and a quarter million pound
mark and will sure reach the five
million mark next week.
FITZGERALD, Ga, Aug 30
Fourth week of tobacco market
closed Friday with sales recorded of
nearly 100000 pounds, at an aver
age OF above SIG per hundred. The
Fitzgerald marker will continue open
for another week, closing here Sep
TENDER 5. Fridays sales amounted
to $4,000 pounds, at an average Of
$25.62 per 100. The highest price
paid Friday was SO cents, Douglas
Il Turner, of Ambrose, receiving the
SO gold premium paid by the cham
Der of commerce for the highest price
received.
Heavy sales are expected on the
local market all next week, several
of GeOrgia's markets being closed
and all tobacco ready for sale will
have to be marketed during next
week or else either hold it over for
next year or ship it to the North
Carolina markets, which open the
middle of September.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-02
GEORGIA TOBACCO,
READY FOR MARKET.
HELPED BY RAINS

Triton, Ga, Aug. Birthdays
sales in the local tobacco market
1864 pounds and brought $30,285.-
81. The seasons total is 2,465, 422
pounds for $53,653.16.
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CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to express to
our friends and neighbOrs our sincere
thanks and appreciation for the many acts
of kindness shown US during the short ill
ness and death of our dear mother and
grandmother. Charity Burnett. ana for the
Veautiful floral offerings. Also the singers
and Revs. Mcmillan and Bigler.
MRS MYRTLE kIBBE and daughter,
GRACE; CLAUDE. RUTH and THOMAS
BURNETT.
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NOTICE or APPOINTMFNT

1898
Ito Clermont State bank tran.
fr. Citizens State bank. S12 900 90
and int, ''s - ''9'' '' $4,000
6-Wm. Mock hack driver 49,. 1000
8 school ... --. 114.0o
GA. G. Ross janitor No 8 school 800
school ....'.,..'.........r 1140O
school ''''' ' '.'........ 1000
No. Q school -, 1925
6--Lae Benge, sheen killed by ,ooo
e-wm, suhre, ianitor No.
6-Ernest Badger hack driver $3.50
s-Estel Orr. janitor No. 10 school $500
~s-Indpls Star, adv bids for
turn for No. 1 schoo, AS
S-Indpls Times. adv bids for
furn. for No. school 4.96
flee supplies ..... 700
Erred Kuehn, del. desks and
putting down at No. 2. -. 800
12--Estel Orr, ianttor No. 10 sch. $500
1s-Carrie i. Davis, clerical hire. 5000
ia. c. Ross. ianitor No. sch. 900
school bldg No. 14....... $500
ing No sehoo -. 100000
school ....~.......c... $500
15-vestal C. Davis. on mo. salary 10000
15-Eva L. Eaton. teaching school 1853 90
15---Francis NJ. Payne, REQ B. D.
Motor Transit per LRwlor,
hauling children ..... 1918
16-Wm. Rosner. groceries domes-
tic science No. 6..... B1S
1S-Jamea A. Allison, sheep
killed and MANNED by
dogs -......... 1000
4G-wn c. Meyers. haul. fuel 20
school No. 12 ...... 900
eQ-John II. Day, teaching school Q1 90
school ........-..' 1880
90-Msrtha Gabel, teaching school IS 90
school ...........',.>1. 1221s
2Q-Lora Shtnn. teaching school 121.07
school ....0.'e~.'.....'. 1875
20-Myrtle Culbsrson. teaching
school ............ 1890
school ........''..I 1880
Son arguerite Peck teaching
school -........." ZOE 80
20-Edythe Fogleman. teaching
school ............. 11A.oO
29-pAultne a. STAN. teaching
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ShOVtIeu lump OF the above sent-sTn OK eIess
Goals mentioned 1925
These prices are subject TO a change any
day.
Order today as market conditions will not
offer these prices long
Give me your order and I'll get the next
Prompt Delivery Anywhere
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COlOred BUYERS
VIII Build For You

II you have lot paid for and small
cash payment / will build and finance
a home for you. Give lot number and
street location when answering EXpe-
rienced builder Address a No 1855,
Times.
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Is MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
a-Coal, Ice and Wood
BUY YOUR COAL
AIT OUR SPECIAL
REDUCED PRICES

We sell the best coal that money can bu
guaranteed and the guarantee is good
Gen. W. Va. Island Creek fkd.
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ian. s. 10, Is, II. 22, "A, 90. 81. y


UNITED ldUhIUAtTE SALE.
Default having been made in the pay
;nent of certain chattel mortgage exc
cuted by Dewey W. Goss. of Martinsville.
County Of Morgan and State of Indiana. on
the 9TH day of July 1928 and upon which
mortg ase there Is declared to be due and
unpaid s.. 9SS. 90 principal and S46.56 in
terest, we have taken possession Of / Model
Al International Truck Serial No. 1915 En-
CINE No. 2S53I. and / Model ~ Used In
refuational Truck Serial No. 1922 Engine
No 27047. being the property described in
said mortgage. and viii sell ii at public sale
10 the highest bidder. for cash, at the
Service Station of the International Har-
yester Company of America, 329 s Mis-
souri, St. Indianapolis. Indiana. on Thurs
day, February T. 1924 at two o'clock in
the afternoon of said day
(Signed) INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
COMPANY OF AMERICA. "A Corporation
BY NJ NJ LYONS
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DEATH NOTICES

~~~o~~~S~~~~~-~~>~~~-~~~~
MUESSIG LOUIS--Age -. 518 s. Holmes
Ave. died Reno. New, Jan. %. Funeral ST.
Apthony's Church. Q a. M Friday. Friends
invited
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80 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
b----(faSOline

FORD COUPE-Late - one year old Al
condition. looks and runs like new start
err Milwaukee water pump. BoyCe motto
meter dash light aecclerator. , good cord
tires drum headlights. nickel plated radi ator,
large 4ocN wheel look back mirror. wind
Shir.d wipc clock. sun visor venti!ator
heater stop light aluminium side steps. seat
covers Run less than 900 miles. Terms
If desired. Hurry If you want bargain
Humboldt 3o3S 1898 Carroton Ave
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CITY SALESHEN for soap. sodab and clean
Ing compounds 1910 8 West Phone
DreXel 3c:i3
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$1,000 Cash

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
of hve-room modern bungalow in Irving
ton large shade trees: street improved. Pay
balance Ike rent Call Mr.. Rowe Main
1905. Eve. Irvingtou 1917.
FLETCHER SAVINGS AND TRUST co.
HONEST VALUE-DoUBLE EAST.
Oakland Ave. south of Tenth 9 rooms.
modern double; brick partition wall: hard
wood floors living and dining room. Sealed
tile connected with sewer; always have dry
basement. Cement garage. Price $4,000.
With all improvements Rentals Sl00
month. Terms Randnlnh $3.50
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South Siders With $1,000

Double. rooms side. semi modern, in
good condition. new garages Rents S22 30
one side. Located 1900 south Information.
call Lincoln 1874: evenings. Drexel 2420.
ETTINGER & SCHREIRER
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Jsa. 90. 81 Feb. a
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed. the board of commissioners of Mar
ion County. Indiana. will. up to 10 o'clock
n. m. Feb. ID 1924. receive sealed bids for
septic tank at Marion County Asylum of In
sane at Julietta; storm drain located on
Charlottesville road, according to plans and
specifications on file in the office of the
auditor of Marion County
Each bid must be accompanied by bond
and an affidavit as ~Sequired by law.
The board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
Witness our hands, this gath day of Jan
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7-Room Cottage

%, IoU---S5oU lash
Has furnace, gas, electric lights. Gear
garage. on Alton Ave. / block from W
Michigan car line. real buy. Call Mr..
Weesner Main 0792
WASHINGTON BANK & TRUST co
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SALESMAN WANTED
Statesmen
statesmen

AGENTS, LISTENl We have a big hit.
25-cent article, half profit: needed in
every home Easy money for clubs etc.
Write for particulars. CONTINENTAL
MFG. CO., Indianapolis
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BOARD and Rooms

BOARD and room for three gentlemen; -
per week; modern house. f144 $ Senate
BOULEVARD PL- -S-S room and board
for employed girl Harrison 2772.
5I5 n. room and board: home
cooking. Riley 1920.
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Commissioners Of Marion County.
Attest: HARRY DUNN Auditor
Jan. -. 30-Feb. 6
THE Cleveland CINCINNATI Chicago st.
Louis Ry. Company will sell at public
auction at q. NJ. Friday. Feb s. 1924. at
their Capitol Ave. yards tentrance on Senate
Ave. near South ST. Indianapolis, Ind. I'M
less previously claimed by rightful owner.
as4O0 lbs. lump coal billed from Logan,
W. Va. to b. & I. Coal Co. Indianapolis, Ind
J. X. VANCE. +. C. A.
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INSTRUCTIONS

sN~seseS~~~~~~~S>~~~~~~S>~ ~-~~~~I~~~~s~~~~~S~>~
EX-SERVICE MEN
Knights of Columbus night school offers
you free courses in auto mechanics. air
brakes. bookkeeping. business arithmetic
business English. commercial art, high ac-
countsnly. mechanical drawing public speak
ing. radio. telegraphy. craftsmanship short
hand and typewuting. show card writing
traffic management and welding. Register
now. New term opens Jan. End Main
s027. 113 z. Maryland st.
POPULAR PIANO music taught in 20 les
sons. beginners and advanced Clark
Boles School. 10 W. Ohio ST. Circle 1929.
MEN TO learn barter trade TRI-CTTY
BARRIERS COLLEGE, $40 z. Washing.
ton St. indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757.
TEACHER for mandolin guitar and banjo.
go Arbor Ave. Belmont 1854
Il SALESMAN WANTED
@e~@~~~~~~e~~~Se~~>~s~~~
eALEsMEN wanted; experience unnecessary;
good pay while learning. Apply Mr..
Meyer. REGINA CORPORATION. ass Cen.
tury Bldg.
SALESMEN, we manufacturs and market
several high grade specialties. Can use
tuaA 1ood men. Cali 2002 Mortcalm.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE TO ABSENTEE
State of Indiana. County OF Clay. SIS:
In the State of Indiana November term
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Continued on Next Pagsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
Huffman and
Murphy Head
Boxing Card

tn MEETING frankie Murphy
L Eddie Huffman Is facing the
martest heavyweight that the navy
sensation has encountered in SCI
attic. They fight the siS.round main'
event at the Crystal Pool tomorrow
night
Murphy showed well in beating
Ted Snyder and looked like a
smart fellow with his mittens-
Huffman has been going great
guns lately and il will be his
punch and speed matched against
Murphy's experience.
Freddie Mack. who eithers knocks
somebody silly or takes the long
sleep himself, is back on the pro-
gram with Johnny Rose, a fiEhte5
from Chicago.
Three four.round preIiminares
make up the rest OF the card as
follows:
Dick Porter VS.. Young Jack Dtmp.
soy. 1876 pounds.
Mike Mitchell ", Buck Longmier
10 pounds
Jock Malone vs. Harry Folks,
catch weights,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
Trio of international
Grid Games to End PLau

seem 70 be evenly matched. M
they have good teams that have
done well THIS year
with the exception N few minor
games 10 be played next Saturday,
The season has closed in the South.
East and Middle West Aiabam
w1a chosen tho champion tenn Of
tho Southern conference, but Cen
tro probably Will claim the cham.
pionship Of Tire South by reason Of
victories over Alabama and Georgia.
Missouri won the championship
Of the Missouri Valley conference;
Chicago won the title in tho Wogt.
crn conference Baylor finished
first in the Southwestern conference.
Idaho and G1nzaga tied for The TOP
ranking In the Pacific Northwestern
conference Colorado won thc title
in the Rocky Mountain district fer
the second successive season.
Dartmouth, Yale and rcnusylva.
mia wore indicated in the Eastern
sector. Tho Army was not defeated
by an tastom team. but tho cadets
IcHt 10 Notrc Dame and tied with
Yale.
The Army won the service cham.
pi5nship by beating tho Navy IN
Baltimore before a crowd Of $4,000,
ne TO o, Saturday Center GDrbisch
kicking four field goals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
TRENHOLAIE
BEATS MITCHELL

y. G Trnnolmca golf ard the
sixup start be tccd,off with ian tho
final ss.holc match OF tho Young
Mons BuNucgs clubs annual links
tourney SATURDAY was too much FOR
his opponent Harold Mitchell to
overcome; Trcnholmc winning by a
seven and five count
Tho frs ralf Of the days play
WIS staged on the Beacon Hin
courac-Mrchclgs own back coul'-
and Trenrolmo evidently rclt very
ruch at home; making the getaway
with a scycn.up margin Tho rcst
loo the Journey was easy-fpv Ttcn-
huimc because 1t was made over
the lnglcwoud course. on which d.
q knows every blade or Frns.. He
also knows nj tho bunkcB thereon,
but he pissed them up during that
Saturday trir.
In passing not the burk2I but
the tournament word Of praise
Lea due Chairman Ray Sutherland for
tho able fashion In which he h3n
Gned the show. Sixtyfour players
started off IN the first round and
every match was run Off according
20 schedule from the moment Ray
fired the stniting gun until he flag.
ged the fln1lists Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
knute Rockne
Not Worried
Over Future

COACH KNUTE ROCKNE. The gen.
" JUS Of Notre Dame football. ia not
at all worried by the fact that he will
lose n number Of his best players
thru graduation this June.
Rockne says II isn't his custom TO
worry about the future. lie let's
that take care Of itself. Ho believes
his 1924 team is one OF tho greatest
he ever coached and confident his
1925 model will rival H..
The famous Notre Dame mentor
says he has some excellent material
In the offing that win be eligible for
next years eleven. For that reason
ne Is not at all concerned about the
losing Of a number OF his stars frOra
this years team.
Rockne Gays that Ed Walsh, son Of
the famous Chicago white Sox pitch.
or. Is a great football prospect for
next year. II also might be remark
ed that he has the makngH u q
great pitcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
Army Style
Taught

Palmer. who has had considerable
experience as a boxing teacher iE
other universities. took over the
glove rcins az Washington th.F fam
lie IS using the regular Army
method OF training his men HC hl
regular practice il which the men are
taught the proper use NJ their feet
the form Of the various punches and
other details OF the sport.
They 20 thru q preliminary train.
ing Of several weeks themselves
a find Il hardest 20 teach them ihe
proper way 10 punch says Palmer
''the Instinct Of the amateur i7 Ca
swing. windmill style. particularly
With the right hand
Straight punche4 with the blow
travelling in tho s'UIEhtest line po
sible. along with hooks and counter
punches. are the fundamentals ~
correct hitting They have trouble
IN holding their hands RICH, and are
continuously Iamming up their
thumbs and fingers thru bod punch.
ing.
"There are nearly 100 boys turn.
ing out for the sport NJ Washington
at present which shows the interest
IN the activity and thcre arc some
very likely men In the squad"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
Prep Games
Shortened
in Michigan

nETEuiT Nov 81 soBlheutcrn
~ Michigan coaches have taken an.
other step In tho matter o. protect.
Ing inifrEcholRHiie athletes from un.
due physical strain
These mentors have voted 90 place
% isminufr maximum Tor the quar-.
tsrly sessions 81 ull football games
played tn their district and to In.
crease tho umrout limit between
uuRrcrH 60 iwo minutes
In 1913 this same part n Michigan
adopted the plan % playing iuirr
scholastic basketball tilt hy quarter
Instead of halves and shortening the
time limit Of the game
Undoubtedly high schoal athletes
arc no, fully developed physically
and II stands TO reason that they
should not bc put 60 the same tests
Of stamina as ARE college and pro.
trgslbnal athletes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
gentleman Fighter" Stuff Handicap

GENTLEMAN FIGHTER probably all right but Iunney gives
a you us impression th role even In the ring You can
.eUniIrmau fighter" going 90 get against men
usr Dempsey tha other matchmaker Lhese names ave-
because TuHnu talking o. entering inc n'o'"sn' ''
-5.zi.rn. .u.o,,r
frr mlirlng with tho determination TO
Win ny knockout that Tunnsy H sntey neklhE IN 'h
,.r,.. rntf bf h hs great fRhteT
1r ,n Carpenter plainly showed MS weakness On
fa 10Th the FncHm1n helpless uut hsaa ol
the manner Of reienues
,,rs fBr gentleman backward and waited until his
victim had rrEu.uod bis senses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
Tells Of Greatest Thrill

fTU#EET boz rHnI fight
i
ftr TrsHeHman drop
HIfh and backward the
az fa I was
careful fa But The third
@
hr fH Cumrls and out without further
ea
mr fleeing dzz.nsss
ID thr because had
cracked before Before that fight hadn't been
. could rlHs b."
a The bio"
entirely b0Ig
lr 30
fp got Of head punches Maybe h
la hear Ha E.8g
ID fighter De F in great
This urr mentally bard hitter and
under sitting handicap when
someone rad him gentleman fighter Tunney took il sen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
Men Need
Competition

The Washington boxers need ev.
perience and they need competition
with outside teams. according 90 the
coach.
1--WE already have matches lined
up with the British Columbia uni.
versity team and with Washington
state and prospects are very bright
for getting a match with California
after the holidays.
II think that II will be but a mat.
ter Of short time until the boxing
ana wrestling teams arc joined into
one group in the Coast conferences
ard the ring sport will take the same
place In the Western schools that
u now holds in the Fast.
~The Washington team is anxious
TO line up practice bouts al the pres.
ent time and II any nmateur boxers
want matches they should get in
touch with me at the University Of
Washington"
Palmer has boxed some profession.
ally himself and is a student work.
Ing his way thru the state univ-rs-
fly. He f. not the Dick Porter that
Is fighting on the Crystal Pool card
TUESDAY night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01

fHu fu fur iEr rest uf The season
Cuuuets have guard problem.
and 1 hns E1muBIran He lost
both hIr leugumru af taa' year who
HeII tho defensive Iab7 and several
subs who were wont fa perform in
The snmr positions
Right NOS" Grafton Hale and AZ
srhuu 20 last years ffa7H are com
ing along and may take fumr ~ The
burrows out ~ tho raarh.s brow BE-
fore tho conference schedule Frta uu
der way lu january
Hale saw action In Tho champion
ship eHmes with California in EsrEo
les last year iu spite ~ the fact that
he didn't make "a letter That OK.
perlrnrr g. invaluable 20 him now.
Following h the complete il1i o.
varsity candidates Captain George
Anderson. Dick Fmyu and Bob HeEs
E,lh. lil lritcrmen. Cooley Brown
ing. Charters. Hale. lowell, Lang
De-. Lowers MaaKFrhuir. scbuHa.
S. John. suomrln. T6rnuy, smith.
Thomas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
McManus Is
After Change

MARTY McAiHuus, star second
seeker % tho So Louis Browns.
has told tho world that he wants
20 be- traded
McMnnu4 didn't have very
good season 10 1894. largely aa "a
result Of being dissatisfied with
his berth He has Informed the
club management no wnnts 10 go
elsewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01

NJ fHa n"" punch IG rr|Nfr f Ir % variation Of rhn
POLAR pf.E4. Tho attack BE- entered an rHr amr De-
sion. Instead sf firing directly ar me solar pfrr4r
Tara0E rH0if rnu.HH1f no rrr Hfa and strikes trr
liver
TguHrFr arEIGr~f rnd Thinker. claims % have gone
lHfa minute detail with sFrrrfa roe effect ~ Far
ng~ rGnrH-. 100 uErflEarrnr 'a1 H.m 90 concentrate
enc ITar 80 h.uH THfH properly aHg fully land
90 uHgHHs a more HH'aUtauagur or complete nerve
uHrHTGH.-" insists Tguurg.
Carpenter HTH dropped by IErr punch boz HH
rHHf ar Polo Grounds EHf summer T4uHrv caught
fHr Freedman coming lu and booked lef 20 tHr
UrrT Carpenter dropped t1 rtr canvas, wHfhHa
H.u u..a ANA claiming foul lr afs haIf hour
before HH Ha- himself again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
Frosh Cagers
Report Today

About 90 frrshIra were expected
90 hir themselves Go the wash.
lHEiuH sym Monday afternoon Zoo
inform NfHr.uE Coach arutbg"
Gugsa THAT they desire brriRs uu
bio 1895 fra-h basketball team.
Some ~ them have brsn turn.
lHE uuf during tbr rari week. hul
the official turnout laIl0RluE tnr
Thank rElEiuE rrCrrz ia scheduled
Cor today
Arer several cute Graves viii
form Ela -4uaI into tau teams
the Purple and taa cold. and
both ~ them arc 60 be- entered
n the city Hoop league The
frnrh didn't play in the city
league last srlsan. but two years
ago thry ava and won The pen
naui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
AboutFights
and Fighters
BN LEO n. IA~oEN


DOCKING in Western cob
ID leges and universities Is
far behind the sport in the
Eastern institutions. accord
ing 10 Rich Palmer boxing
coach at the University of
Washington
in the East the boxing
wrestling and fencing teams
are eo-operated into one body
and major letters are given
10 the winners of the em-
hlems.
They realize the value 0I HNrr
IN the Eastern schools and tr# West
Is JUS watkins up t1 tEe munr.Hnrr
~ This sport as "a fine 3rEe.alm0a.
Tor ooIicgc men
~BoxinE 8s an amateur sport
gives the participant confidence .u
themselves. brings about perfect eu
ordination between mind and muselrH
and puts the mon iu perfect aand.
ton
Professional boxing Cor rhg coli
lege man isnr often advisable D.
cause the greatest fighters iu The
world accomplish mo- more than ob.
tanning money ani n giving anus
mcnl 70 their fellow people
II the money thUy m.-rt earn b.
used 20 advantage ana the college
boxer Is good enough 90 Ftf .Ht1 Che
big money. then pra.r FuaI boxing
FOR the college mIu F all r.Ehi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01

contention The point Hrrd i7 That
q. HHr lHIFGH ISSUE chat should
have been settled within itself
90 la also "a wrl. known fact that
Comm aHrr lauf.H and President
johnson rf nFr American league Brr
rr from being tD che Damon and
Igfha7 class
There surely plenty ~ smoke
lowering over yge major league stu
rf.Hr which w1r merely Hr the fuHr
runner far some real urr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01
MRS MACkIENI
WINS

A links eclectic test that started
last spring NJ tho North End club
was decided Saturday when Mr.
Frank Mncklsm WIS presented with
the trophy donated by Charles a.
Mckenzie.
This long drawn out battle started
when Mr MarIism and Mu. n. ~.
paao. with respective h8ndle8ps Of
Il and q. tied with low net Of sc az
tho end Of tho spring eclectic season.
And they've tried 10 break the tic
several times since and failed until
This month when "a decision was rcnd.
cred after three cards had been turn
90 in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-01

point margin iu their annual home
and home fixture fnr ihs G - sum
son cup
Saturday match which was piag
rd over The Portland course. found
ib6 North En1ers on the short end
N 1874 30 9 score. but The gan.
point lead they held from the FIRST
half % tho battle in Seattle early
ln tho season wHa sufficient 90 win
Tho call and give The trophy a per
mlueut resting place on tho mantle.
piece al the Seattle Golf club