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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

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would reveal whether the leather
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lady bovine or Of gentleman
hovine--and all sorts Of things like
that. On steaks, ribs. chops. bacon
and such he claimed Il would tell
the sex OF the providcr. but In a
moment OF absent mindedness he
caused his downfall when he claim
cd the thing would also work on
butter and cheese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
BY ROBERT TAILEY
WIAsHINGToN. Sept. 4-Did you

NIAsHINGToN. Sept i.-pid you
w ever hear or
Thirsty oysters aruncially color
ed grapefruit, rotten salmon. "lltma
tablets" made out Of soap CON
sumption cure made principally %
kerosene. turpcntinc and water. a
sex dstector" and a hundred other
things like that?
Neither did We until the u. s.
Bureau Of Chemistry. charged with
enforcing the pure food and drug
law. designed to keep American din
ncr tables and medicine cabinets
safe, opened UP It's files the other
day
Twelve thousand seizures and
prosecutions based on tho adultera-
ton or misbrnnding OF foods and
m,dicines have been made since the
enactment OF the law in 1905" says
DR.. c. A. Browne. chief chemist.
Frequent violators are the salmon
Gamers. who refuse TO Gull out the
rotten salmon from the pack. Thou
sands OF cases OF such contaminated
food have been seized and destroyed.
Oysters are thirsty and II dumped
into fresh water for 70 hours they
will soak up enough to gain 20 per
cent IN size. Numbers OF oyster
men have been caught at this re-
verse English method OF short meas
urc.
In drugs. one Of the most frequent
vlolators is the manufacturer who
occasionally turns out chloroform
that is below the standard set by
the u. 8. Pharmacopoeia. This is
extremely dangerous because chloro-
form is used as an anaesthetic and
impurities may mean the difference
between life and death in an OPP
Grafton.
The most conscienceicss frauds OF
all are the patent medicine quacks
For example. down in West Vir-
ginia the inspectors seized 23h
dozen bottles Of consumption
cure" that would, according to the
great claims on the label, almost
cause the dead to walk again Chem
zeal analysis showed the stuff con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Uncle Sam Guards Us
Against Rotten Food

sisted Of principally kerosene. iur-
pentlne. herbs. alcohol and water.
Then there were 37is dozen bot.
ties (ti.is aize) on Minnesota rem
edy that was good for cholera
mofbuG sore throat. Group. tonsilitls
and catarrh"-whioh really consist,
cd. the chemists, say. Essentially OF
water. ether. oil OF mint few
herbs and % per cent BY volume OF
alcohol"
The quecrest fraud that has ever
come 20 che bureaus attention is a
sex detector"-a little gilded ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
Beg Pardon!

Charge or possession Of home
brew placed against Frank Lee. p,
after his arrest Monday. on Fifth
ave. between Pike and Union SITS.
have been changed to disorderly
conduct.
Lee had no connection with the
Davenport hotel, in front Of which
he was arrested. police declare. He
Is at liberty on 800 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

While miilionaires may brdg
about having the largest
steelporks or The largest art
collection, Ralph Bush, Seat
he barber, has the largest
barber pole IN captivity, he
claims. Al left: The pole To-
Gated on f0Srd 81. A., is
shoi0n; al The right is Ralph
Bush, himself.
Photos ~ Frank Jacobs.
star staff rhoteTTaphsr
msnts 20 worthy causes
Pierpont Morgan has n monument
erected to his fancy IN his unEur-
passed arr collection. Carnegie has
peFpetuhted HIS memory with his
library endowmcnts
Seattle has an entirely different
kind Of monument II was erected
by Ralph Bush. barber Bush's
monument Is 10 his profession,
Out on i05rd n. y. Bush painted
rod. white and blue stripes on a
telephone pole. when he had I'm
ished he was proud OF his Job. He
had the largest barber pole IN the
state Besides his barber pole was
different Instead Of the conventional
red and white. his was rcd. white
and blue
Bush wrote 20 The Star about his
barber pole. and the phoiogra phsr
was sent out 10 set a picture
Where u the story in a barber
poleT" asked the photographer. as
he snapped the picture.
Its this: Ralph Bush has erected
monument 10 his profession. Now
that he has done 20. he must b. n
good barber II he IL good barber,
he viii b. busy. And whom a man
r. busy az his profession. he Il n
good citizen.
Moro persons should erect q
monument 20 their profession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

MONUMENTS are erected TO the
Il living and the dead
When a man Dies, someone crects
a monument 10 his memory. n
may be but humble hoard al tho
head OF his grave. or Il may be a
marble masterpiece in city park.
Some men can't walt until death
for their monuments They build
them while they are alive. Some
erect them 10 their memory. others
10 their vanity, and still othera TO
their fancy
Monuments erected by living men
for themselves are seldom made Of
marble. Usually they are fine
homes rare collections or endow-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
POSTING SON

say. pop. what is an echo?"
AN echo. my son. is the only
thing that keeps woman from
having the last word. Virginia
Reel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04
MORE COW TESTERS

Al the beginning Of July there
we're 80 COW testing associations
IN the United States. There were
W Of these organizations year
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-04

Night repairs and adjustments are
made easter by the use OF n spot.
light equipped with an extension
cord.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

At Cleveland n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cleveland ...ts.st,....st..s. il
MYatt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Star League
Teams Play
Big Games
Class A Title in Diamond
Loop Hangs in Balance
in Two Games Sunday

THE Class A title tn The Star
Il Junior Baseball league viii be
decided Sunday. with thrce teams
fighting Il out for the honors.
The Sunset i'm and Three Broth.
ers Dye Works mines tangle Rt noon
Al broadway. the winning team
meeting the Fahey Brockman toss
ers az o'clock, on the same
grounds.
should Sunset Hil win the first
game and lose the second. third
game with Fahcy .Brockman would
DO necessary.
II tho Three Brothers lose the
first game SUNDAY. they are out Of
the running and VIII forfeit, TO tho
Fahey Rrockmans.
The Class u schedule for Sunday
follows;
The Junior Advance club W.. the
GeorFetewn Cubs Of South Seattle
at 10 a. m.
Tho Ballard Bulldogs vs.. George.
town Cubs az South Seattle M noon.
Iouie's French Dry Cleaners vs.
Ballard Bulldogs at South Seattle
at $50 p. m.
Western Union vs.. Arden Cubs
AZ South Park at 10 n, IN.
The Seattle Boys club vs.. Mer.
Ger Cubs AT Mercer NJ : p. IN.
The Seattle Boys club vs.. South
Lake at Mercer AZ 4 p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Weather Man Must Be
Figured an Flag Race
Ior down Mr. weather Man as a

TOT down Mr.. weather Man as n
q pennant factor.
He viii have considerable 20 say
a. 20 who will win the 1894 flags In
the major leagues.
The douhle-header menace Is al.
ready looming up big before the eyes
OF half n dozen major league leaders.
Perhaps no two mana gers fear Il
more than Miller Higgins OF the
Yankees. and John McGaw OF the
Giants.
Tho leaders OF the two p.nnant
winning New York clubs must over.
como II II they are TO repeat.
PRACTICALLY every major
L lcagus leader Is seeking pitching
strength.
The stats OF many Of the big
league clubs are unbalanced. Sew.
eral have capable first string men.
but none for relief or emergency
work. Some have only one or two
first string men with many promls.
ing recruits.
Double headers are great strain
on pitching staff. Proper selection
Of pitchers must bo guided by the
rest the men receive between starts
A succession Of double headers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Scotch Links
Experts Win
Over Mickies

d .r.r.rreyengel That's what the
le Scotch golfing members Of the
Arctic club went after yesterday
and they gained their point at the
expense Of their Irish club-mates in
a golf match on the Seattle Coli
club links.
Several weeks ago these teamg
met on the Inglewood course and
strange TO say. the grand to;al
found the Shamrocks victors in this
royal and ancient game OF golf that
Bobbie Burns invented. There was
something wrong with that coun,
and the losers demanded replay.
That came about yesterday. and
Bin Irvine kept both eyes on the
score board. and Of course there was
no chance of a miscount. Here's
the truth: Scotland, so: Ireland. 50.
But those Shamrooks, near-Sham.
rocks and never.will.be-S hamrocks
want to take another licking. and
far be 1t from the Men o Irvine to
pass up a chance Of this kind. All
of which means that the third meet
ing OF the Scotch and Irish golfers
OF the Arctic club will be held on
some course hereabouts some day
about the end of July. Yes, the
Irish are sincere that they can beat
the Scoteh--at golf,
Wei, anyway, everybody had
good time at the North End links
yesterday. and q big dinner, which
tho Scots did not have to worry
about the check and smoker at the
clubrooms finished off the day IN
big league fashion,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

trip will be made on the fol-
lowing day.
Sunday viii find the boys and girls
doing bit OF practlcing and getting
acquainted with the arena, IN prcpa-
ration for tho various qualifying
rounds that are programmed for Mon.
day and Tuesday.
What Seattle golfer. II any. win re.
turn with q ,itular honor. remains
10 BE- seen. hut certain II is that this
city IA going 10 he strongly and
largely represented AZ that Van.
couver testing ground. Far be II
from tho writer 10 make any Pre-.
dictions as 10 who IL likely TO be
wearing tho open. amateur and
woman crowns when the crowd dis.
perses, but with Bon Stein. Lee Steil,
Dixie FleaFcr. Walter Purscy. Mrs.
Fred Jackson. Mrs. Clay Cary. and a
host Of other shining lights from
Seattle's various clubs In the field.
the prospects OF blue ribbon coming
this way look very promising.
Every top.notch golfer. without ex.
ception. from every other city thru
out the Northwest will also be on
hand at this greatest OF all golfing
events. Herc's just n few Of the
celebrities: Chan Egnn. the Old
Master. who Is the wearor OF the
amateur crown: Mrs. S. c. Sweeney.
women's champion: Phil Taylor. open
title holder; Or. o. i. Willing. OF
Walker cup team fame: Mrs. II. G..
Hutchings, 1922 womsn's champion:
Rudy Wilhelm and Clare Gr!swold.
former amateur kings; Miss Florence
Halloran. last years runner.up:
Walter Fovargue. former open cham.
pion: Helnie Schmidt. one OF th.i lead.
ing amateurs in tho country few
years ago: Dave Black, 1922 open
title holder and for several terms
Canada's foremost professional: For.
rest Watson, Inland Empire crack
and one OF the best match.play
golfers In the Northwest.
We have omitted quite a few, but
from this list one can get n pretty
fair idea Of the kind OF golf that will
be required to annex a title at the
24th annual +. n. G. A. meet.
Yes, stree. it's going TO be tough
pickih's, and reports from California
say that tho lemon state Is sending
several hlgh-class performers TO do
battle against eho Northwesterners
during that weeks golf in Vancouver
so the pickin's are going to be
tougher.
Just who will come North Is not
known, but at least a dozen of the
best are expected and In which will
include DR.. Paul Hunter. state cham.
pion; Abe Espinosa, who made such
fine showing In tho national open
last week. Joe Novak and Willie
McEwan, both prominent in pro
circles in tho South.
IL Doreen Kavanaugh, Mary X.
Browne, George Won ELM. Willie
Hunter, Clark Spclrs. Johnnie Nc.
Hugh, Jack Neville and a few other
stars from the Southland, listed MS
probable starters, put in an appear.
ance tho cath annual p. N. q. A.
championship meet at Vancouver.
June 20 to rs, inclusive, will resemble
"a national, rather than q sectional
mecca for golfers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

often so throws staff out OF routine
that IL Is weeks before II Is back In
shape and running smoothly.
IL Is doubtful II there ever has
been Il worss spring for baseball than
the 1894 brand During the FIRST two
months Of play there we're no, more
than dozen really good days Many
games were played under uniayor.
able conditions The result: many
double headers for later on.
TUE Yankees arc going 10 feel the
i handicap Of tho double headers
In this respect.
In the spring. with n first string
, pitching staff going great. Il would
have been TO tho Yankees advantage
TO have played every game. The
world champs had the edge.
Several opposing clubs viii have
benefited by the bad spring. The
Chicago white soI, for instance.
have been without manager and
two OF their best pitchers. Faber and
Robertson.
Tho Cleveland club suffered a gen.
eral slump. and tho Detroit team sur.
fered for n time because OF injuries
TO a trio OF regular pitchers.
Undoubtedly. the first string pitch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
RECORD net TOURNEY GETS UNDER WAY AT WOODLAND MONDAY
The Star Dope Sheet on Fights

T'frE first outdoor boxing show u
L ihe summer season Was on the
boards Tor this afternoon a. The Seat
tlo Coast league park.
Dan salt ana Lonnia Austin were
staging thU program, which was 10
get under way promptly AZ $50
Five bouts In ali are cardod. the
list ~ matches being published in
Tho stars dope sheet
n today's showing b. successful
weekly smokers viii De staged az
tho park for the rest OF the summer.
The card Rosu on rain or shas with
the fans being assured Of protection
In care OF rain. an Of the seats being
IN tho stands with the ring erected
over home plate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

pCanneN has been flop with
The Manhattan club. going up large
ly thru tho power OF publicity
True enough. oConnsii looked like
n sweet hitter IN this league. but he
couldn't field and ho didn't have
any pepper Tor youngstsr.
Bui whom he went 20 John Aio
Graw's club even his hitting potercd
out.
welsh II every BIZ as good a
hitter. runs NJ well, In fact ne runs
tho bases better and more irteIii.
E.ntly. IN spite ~ lack OF cXrrr.
lence. than O'Conneil did.
u was thought that O'Conneil
would polish up hia fielding and
snap into things. but he never did.
Like U'Connell. Welsh can play
either tlrst hhss or the outfield.
The Seals sold OConnsli for -
grand: tho Indians ought 20 10
abba 10 namo their own price Tor
James Welsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
lnglewood Plays
S. G. c. Men TODAY

Out on tho lnglewood course, to.
day. tho lake shore lads arc enter.
tanning tho Seattle Golf club team
III tho first half OF these clubs an.
num homo and home fixture. Both
clubs VIII be at full strength and
many very interesting exhibitions
should DO on tap in tho pairings ON
tho top OF tho lineup, which brings
tho youthful Inglowoodians face to
face with the veteran campaigners
OF tho North End.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

Ing staff Of the Yankees, which will
have 20 carry most OF the burden.
will be put TO hard ties; because
OF tho many double headers
a similar condition exists with ths
Giants. MoGraw's reserve strength
IL probably stronger than the Yanks.
but he lacks ~ many capable tirst
string men.
Manager Miller Higgins OF the
Yankees isn't much concerned about
tho state Of affairs. IT'S just as hard
for the other club 10 win double
headers. II not little harder" was
his laconic observation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Portland Evens
Up Series With
Seattle Tribe

DonTLANp. Juno Ia Portland
sycned up the series with Seattle
tsFo TO two By taking yesterdays
game. 20 l.
Tho bcore stood 70 J IN tho third
Inning. but tho Beavers started a
threerun rally IN tho fitih and teored
two more IN tho seventh. while the
most the visitors from tho North
could get was ons.
Both teams got nine hits. but the
Beavers timed their bluEies night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Telephone Team
Wins Net Honors

On The seatiIo Tennis club courts
Thursday evening tho team from
tho Pacific Telephone company. G.
w. Rider and o. 7. Stephens won
two singles and one double from
the bankers team, composed OF w.
Warren. Ross Williams and VI.
Hccht, Tho results were.
Singiss-Stephcns beat Hech;. e.i.
90; Rider bea, Warren. 40. 81. Sc.
Doublcs--Rider and stephens beat
Warren and Williams, CO. s4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Bremerton Will
See Two Games

Brcmerton ball fans win sit in on
n doublehcader Sunday ut Rein.
hart's Athletic park, when two fast
games are billed.
Tho first. starting at o'clock, Is
TO DO between the U. 8. s. Seattle
nino and tho Keyport club. while
the second viii sec tho Bremerton
Eagles and the Lowell A. c.. of So.
attic, in action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
TrambItas ". Flores

IoHNNY TRAMBiTAR. Portland
- lightweight looks like a.winneE
II decision II rendered. when they
meet NJ tho hall park thiH afternoon.
In ono OF the hlE.round fights,
4 cool. crafty worker. TfumbitaH
seems too smart for Flores. The
Filipino II ono Of the most dangerous
punehers IN tho business particu,
larry effective with n swinging right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Eagles to Play
Creosote Squad

The following members OF tho Sc.
attic Eagles baseball team win tray.
81 to Winslow Sunday to play tho
strong Crcosote club. Tho follow
Ing players viii leave Pier at $50
"a. M. Sunday:
Roy Rounds. Crenry Smith. Lefty
calcarro. Wally Mcdonald. Nick su.
ara. Bill Gordon. Reggie Bird. Bill
Mckinley, Luther Chambers. Pike
Mcclclland and Manager Ely CASTOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Riot Features
Yankee-Tiger
Diamond Game

nETRofT. June 1.-THE Dctrol,
~ Tigers forfeited Friday after.
moons game TO tho New York Tan,
KEGS when tho contest broke up In
the ninth inning In a riot.
New York players started the row.
according 20 repoe 20 police.
No one was seriously injured.
The trouble started when Cole. be.
troit pitcher. and Meuscl. Yankee
outfieider. ciaahsd Detroit baseball
officials made this statement.
The crowd then swarrned out on
tho field and II was impossible for
police TO clear Il 20 start tho game
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
PHONE TOssERs WIN

Tho Pacific telephone baseball
team won from Piper & Taft by
score Of 4 to in their CONNER.
ciai league game played this week
at Woodland park. Johnsons pitch.
ing was the feature Of the game,
striking out nine Piper & Taft men
and allowing but two hits in the
entire seven innings. The score.
II. n. Il.
Telephone ............... .
Piper g. Taft ...... 2 /
Batteries: Telephone. Johnson and
Baum: Piper & Taft. Brandt and
Sullivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
TURNBULL is
TACOMA PRO

George TurnbuIi. the Harry
Lauder OF professional golfdom
and 1915 Pacific Northwest open
champion. is again in our midst.
having taken up the professional
duties at the Fircrest Golf club,
Tacoma, few days ago. During
the past four years this warblins
Scot has been attending TO and
Strengthening out the hooks and
slices OF Chicago's links devotees.
Whether George can play golf and
sing Scotch songs as In the days
OF yore is not known. but he Will
get a chance TO show his wares
at the Vancouver carnival. next
Friday and Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

is no real line on DIE ability. Should
Titus land On MarE's chin u may b.
"a different story aH Hack hasn't fHr
strongest hinge Do tho world. Should
Titus b. fancy boxer IL may h. a.
foot race.
but look for Mack 70 DO he stuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Chick Tahiti ys. Bob Tagiman

DOE TAGImAS is new 70 searIr
~ fans being a Filipino or Of The
II. 5. $ Seattle Hes picking "a tough
one 10 start with ga Chick Tubit
Tablt liaa a pip n a left hand md
figures 10 outp0int Tire average
fighter TaEiman viii have % SHOW
exceptional stuff 10 win this one.
II looks Ike n Tablt victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Teddy O'Hara Wins
Over Bud Soules

SAN FRANCISCO, juno IA
Teddy o'Hara beat Bud soules by
wide margin in the main event
az Dreamland last night. Eddie
White handed Mike o'Leary a neat
lacing in the semi.nnal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

Friday, June 20, and continues for period of
nine days, the grand finis being set for Sat
urday. June 28.
President A. S. Kerry, his fellow directors
and various committees, have perfected their
plans to handle the large attendance that will
surely be on hand and everything is in readi-
ness for the curtain to go up at the Shaugh-
messy Heights Golf club, which is playing
mine host" in this great golfing carnival.
The Vancouver Golf and Coutry club will be
assistant host and will take care of the
Northwest Handicap field during the prelimi-
nary rounds at its beautiful links at Burnahv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
Carl Tremaine
Loses on Foul

HAMILTON, Ont, Juno a.
Bobby Eber, Canadian bantamwcight
champion. won from Carl IRE.
maine, who had tho better of the
contest until Ebor quit in tho fourth,
claiming n foul. which doctors sus.
tanned.