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Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12
To Ruiyd in Perth Ambov

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 12:-
The III. & B. Realty Company Of
Perth Amboy have ordered the erec-
ton of two one-family houses on
South First street, Perth Amboy. at
cost of $3.50 from John Huizing.
of Piscataway Township, according
to an agreement filed here today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 12-Citi
zens of the Pacific coast states pre-
pared today to Join in the observance
of Defense Day exercises.
The capital ships of the Pacific
fleet were anchored off San Francisco
today ready to attack" the city,
while land forces at the Prizidio
would offer defense"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12
Escapes Injury at Metuchen

METUCHEN, Sept. 12.-Charles
McDewitt, of Newark. escaped un-
lNrt, when a wheel of his machine
collapsed as he swerved the auto
mobile to the other side of the road
to avoid a collision on the Plainfield
road at 6 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The car turned over and was
damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12
Essex Judge ON Bench

NEW BRUNSWICK. Sept. 12--
County Judge Dallas Flanagan, of
Essex, occupied the bench today for
a short while with Judge John P.
kirkpatrick who disposed of a num-
Der Of cases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12
Trade Name IS Filed

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 12-The
Dolly Dress Shop at 800 State street,
Perth Amboy. is conducted by Abra-
ham Drucker of that place. accord
ing to a trade name certificate filed
with the county clerks office today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12
SIayers to Go to Work

JOLIET, Ills, Sept. ~ (By The
Associated Press) .-lRichard Loeb
will be assigned to work in the prison
chair factory and Nathan Leopold
in the rattan factory, Warden Whit
man announced today. They go to
work tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12
To Meet in Tulsa. Okla.

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 12-At the
closing session of the encampment Of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars here
today Tulsa, Okla. was selected for
the 1925 convention. A certified
check for. $4,000 was received from
the businesses men of Tulsa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12
Rain Insurance Obtained
Many Workers for City
and the County

Everything is In readiness Tor tne
Kiddie Keep Well camp tag day to
be conducted in this city tomorrow
by at least dozen groups of women
and girls, under the direction OF
Mrs. Emil Roos.
The tag day soliciting is part of
the local camp committees program
to assist in raising $4,000 for the
establishment of the recreation GEN.
ter for the county's undernour.shed
children. At present there are teams
from the various clubs canvassing
for funds and the street soliciting
tomorrow Is expected to send the
citys contribution up considerably.
To date twelve groups have signi-
fled their intentions of assisting in
the tag day soliciting. These groups
will be divided into teams, each team
working on shifts beginning at 8
o'clock tomorrow morning and fin
ishing at the same hour tomorrow
night.
The committee in charge, Mrs.
Emil Roos, Mrs. J, Frank, and Mrs.
Fred Haney, are arranging to have
some sort of a public entertainment
at the corner of Smith and State
streets, during the busy hours. The
committee is in need of an organ
grinder and would like to hear from
some person wishing to donate the
use of one for tomorrow.
This afternoon the general tag day
committee will go about the city to
the various plants. where women
and girls are employed, in an effort
to secure additional workers. Many
of the plants close at noon tomorrow
and during the afternoon and eve
ming hours, 1t is felt that consider
able help will be needed by the tag
workers. To the plant turning out
the largest number of women and
girls, the committee will present a
prize.
The headquarters for the solicitors
will be at the Middlesex County Tu-
berculosis League office at Room 21S
In the Gibian building, on Madison
avenue. All workers are requested
to be on hand at $3.50 o'clock, and
persons wishing to offer their serv-
ices can do so by reporting tomorrow
morning at the headquarters.
For every hundred dollars col
lected, the fire alarm will be sounded.
Teams from each organization will
start out at the same time and in
teresting competition will take place
to see which group will report the
first hundred.
Among those who will solicit here
from the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
tomorrow will be Representatives
local Elks Camp Fire Girls. Girl
Scouts. Girl Club. Woman's Demo-
cratic Club. Coolidge Club. Willing
Workers Club Catholic Daughters
of America. Y w. H. A.. nurses from
the local hospital, teachers and high
school girls
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

PEKING, Sept. 12 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) DIR. w. w. Yen, for
mer foreign minister, was elected
premier of China today, succeeding
Sun Pao-Chi, whose cabinet resigned
last July 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

Garden Delicatessen. 81 Smith Street
Saturday Specials. Kern's Boiled Ham.
sliced, lb. 69c; home cooked Roast Vir-
ginia Ham. sliced. lb., 79c.
9060--9-12-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

Your old Straw Hat is worth money
See Nathan Jacobson's Ad on Page AZ.
9047-9-12-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

Lambert Trubipruf Tires eliminate all
tire troubles; accept no substitute. Dor
sey Motors. Inc. Ford Dealers.
S9O5-9-S-6tr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

Now on display. New Chrysier Six. East
Jersey Auto Co.. AZ Smith Street.
s979-9-10-2t@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

Cash for your Old Straw Hat. See
Nathan Jacobson's Ad on Page AZ.
9047-0-12-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

Now on display. New Chrysler Six. East
Jersey Auto Co., a. Smith Street.
8979-9-10-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

Balloon Tires also repaired at Georges
Tire Shop. i72 New Brunswick Avenue.
Tel. 1873. 6013-6-z3-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12
united chemIsts. Anplversary Day

A 25c can of Marilyn Talcum or 10 Ger
tifcates free with each Dollar Purchase,
Saturday, September 18th.
liz SMITH STREET
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

It's easy to pay, the Dorsey Way. Buy
that Ford today. Dorsey Motors. Inc.
Open Evenings. s905-9-s-6ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

the city. The French Millinery. 1856
smith Street, sosI--a-1z-lt'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

It's easy to enter--wfde doors--i"w step
-designed for your convenience Is
Chevrolet. Jefferson Motors. Iac.. Phone
1bs 1926--n-h-ss>
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

INV that Ford on our protected pay
ment plan. Dorsey Motors. Inc.. open
evenings. esoe-s-o-ot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

briggs and stratton Switches Service
Station. Garretson Co. 2lS Market st:
Phone 1000. so4l-S-lz-lt'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. a.
For the first time in the history of
Middlesex county, 80 far as known,
rain insurance has been obtained to
cover possible losses as result of
rain on a tag day. This insurance
has been taken out by the county
committee of the Kiddie Keep Well
Camp activities. to cover tag day
CONTINUED on Page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-09-12
" And Nation HOnOrs Pershine on Defense Day
WEATHER

Probably show
ers tonight and
Saturday; cooler
Saturday; moder-
ate to fresh south.
west winds.
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04
Putnam Week By WeePaot Reviews 1923 In Chronological Form

side of its program. Thompson off, cers hold up 250 drivers. arrest five. Joseph Welch in critical condition. Death of Miss Mary NJ. osgood. Abingdon. Death of Mrs. Clara W. Williams in Boston. Funeral of Miss Eleanor J. Clark. Lambert-Shields wedding. Pomfret school students to give three one act plays. Raymond Angelo accidentally shot by boy friend.
 So-Question status of Dr. Prisque, Dayville Whitman Danielson gets radio program from England. Two Putnam truck drivers fined for over loading. Agent Reardon talks to Ro- tary Club on the textile industry. County jail has deficit of s6.5o0 for year. Generosity shown in will of Miss Clark. NJ. Barlow Diamond. all legged New York murderer. known here. Manhasset receivers want to sell mill property. Death of Joseph Weich at hospital Death of Edwin F.. Johnson. Putnam High loses to rival Killingly eleven in Thanksgiving day game. Death of Gen. J. Walter
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04

mill reeeivership made permanent. Many fire hazards in city. Foundry to erect addition to its plant Police search for robber of north end pool room. \ son Godfrey Clarke, born to Mir. and Mrs. John A. C. Warner.
 l6-L. NJ. Keith, Putnam, appoint cd supervisor of county highways, succeeding II. H. Davenport. resigned. Eagles buy north end property for a elubroom. Death of Miss Eleanor J. Clark, Pomfret Corcoran divorce hearing deferred. Stranger drinks bay rum with no apparent damaging effect. Tatem block on Union street sold to Salvation Army. Dr. Murphy drops divorce petition. Winter Chau- tauqua to be in High school auditor ium. Mrs. J. B. Kent gives excellent outline of Putnam's history before Parent Teacher Association. Death in Woonsocket of Chesman c. Spratt, former principal of Putnam High school. Death of George W. II. Far ley. Meier Macdonald wedding.
 23-Successful father and son ban quet held in Odd Fellows Hall, 200 present New gas container finished. Local Legion Post gives up social
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04

gun. Eugene Rayno reelected head of Canadian Athletic Club. Si.50O received from Red Gross roll call Mrs. Bernard McGarry becomes noble grand of local Rehekahs. Insane mur- deTer escapes from Norwich hospital rccaptured later. Pomfret and Thompson to present Nativity plays Winter Chautauqua gives satisfaction. Farmers Association has annual meet ing. Officer Durand spots bootlegger
 2i-Firemen have annual dinner. High school cast makes big success of musical comedy. Woodstock boy wins West Point appointment F. H. Sanborn closes chemical plant here M G. Gulnac's auto hits apple wagon. converts Grove street into cider mill Smith Street school children give pageant. l. J. Whitehead. Jr., chosen commander of local Legion Post State Treasurer Gilpatric tells of present conditions of state finances before Mems Club Tourtellotte High beats P. H. s. for first time on local floor.
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04
WEBSTER SUFFERS
 HER WORST FIRE
Eagle and Giles Blocks In Heart of Main Street Busi-
 ness Section Total Loss

Many Merchants Have Serious Loss
 es-Reeord Work by Bremen
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04
Glycerine Mixture
 Prevents Appendicitis

Simple giycerine. buekthorn bark, etc, as mixed in Adlerika Is excellent to guard against appendicitis. Most medicines act only on lower bowel but Adlerika acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes all gases and poisons. Brings out matter you never thought was in your system. Helps any case gas on the stomach in TEN minutes. Joseph J Dupre, Drug gist.
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04
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denee men. c. A. c. to observe twen- ty-fifth birthday. Putnam H. K. H. ball team wins from Watertown H. K. II. at annual field day of local mill. Military funeral for Adonat Morin al North Grosyenordale. Bishop Milan to bless new St. Mary's school. Col. priggs gives interesting and instruct i've talk on aviation at Woodstock.
 September
 7-Everything ready for street fair opening; expect big success for hospital event. Charles Seder an- nounees plans to build two story block on Main street. Local people asked to donate thousand dollars for Japan csc relief. William St. 0nge to build theatre on Livery street. Mrs. Wm. Dolan, Ballou street. painfully hurt in motor crash. One thousand children enter St. Mary's school on opening day. Irving Miron announces candi- dacy for tax collector nomination on Republican ticket. Webster man, crazed with liquor, smashes store win dow, arrested after hard fight. A son, Donald. born to Mir. and Mrs. Archi- bald Macdonald. Jr., on August 3i. Mrs. Frank Wright Pratt gives li- brary to town of Woodstock.
 14-Wool statesmen from all over state attend outing at golf club. Street fair is big success-nearly $3,5o0 talk en in. Second Congregational church to install moving picture machine and show religious films in the church. Woodstock fair draws over 1000; fine weather and finer exhibits result in big success of fair. Putnam stirred by arrests of ten prominent citizens on liquor charges. The Holbrook Co.,, Westbrook, Conn, to build Little Riv- CT bridge. Dr. Barker to speak here under auspices of Putnam Rotary Club. Frank Sherlock reelected grand knight of Putnam K of C. IT, wing Miron wins Republican tax col lector nomination from k. C. Morse. Both parties name tickets for town offices. National Bank to have inspee- tion day of it's new home.
 2l-Handsome bank building ad- mired by hundreds of visitors. Ten citizens go to jail for ten days when found guilty of liquor law violations. Jailer at Brooklyn threatens to quit because of large number of visitors to see Putnam men. Store clerks want half holidays continued the year around. P H. S. Seniors elect Ralph Davis president. Death of John Jar wis, Jr. Webster girl injured when car hits telephone pole on Hospital Hill; driver in court.
 2s-Putnam's filtration plant put into condition; gives city as good wa ter as anywhere in country; $500 needed for Japanese fund. Adams Mfg. Company to start operations in Main street mill. Chief Justice Wheeler here to seek better enforce ment of eighteenth amendment. Pur- chasers of Nightingale-Mo Morse proper ty to hold auction. Joseph Richard fined $200 in liquor case. Pomfret School has 30 pupils at opening. Flu neral services for Mrs. Carrie s. Con verse. Joseph Dame, Southbridge boy, killed when auto turns over on Grove street. A son, Richard Warren, born to Rev and Mrs. Nathan B. Bur ton at the hospital September 9. In creased attendance at trade school opening. Clerks get half holiday year round, excepting December. l.. A. W. Acceptance Company buys forty eight tenements and seventy-iive lots of the Nightingale-Morse property for resale.
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04

Atwood. Son born in Boston to Rev. and Mrs. Boynton Merrill, formerly of Putnam Hamilton Holt speaks here. calls League big success.
 December
 7-Dorchester man jumps from moving train at Dayville, fractures leg. Perry's pond to be open to skating through Elks' generosity. A.. Macdonald. Jr., reelected tax eollec- tor by big margin. Sneak thieves get into Bugbee and Manville homes. Liquor found in automobile of Joseph Dumas. Alderman Pigeon suggests naming of new streets after those who died in war. Son born to Mir. and Mrs. Alex Maitland, Thompson. Number of scarlet fever cases in Put nam.
 14-Woodstoc little boy killed by
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04
ACCIDENT DURING STORM
Central Falls Woman and Child Hurt
 In Auto Collision

Mrs. NJ. Bessett and her baby of Central Falls, k. l., were slightly in jured and the automobile in which they were riding was badly damaged during the snow storm of Sunday night on the Providence turnpike not far from the Childron's Home. when the car was in collision with the ma chine operated by Anastasias Martie- co of Worcester. SerRt. Ldard of the local police investigated the accident but made no arrests as he found no reeklessness CT other cause to take anyone in custody.
 Elias Bessette. husband of the in- jured woman, was at the wheel of the car in which she was an occupant. He
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04

2s-six local young men arrested. charged with complieity in Thomp- son liquor theft; bound over to high CT court. Southbridge driver over turns car on School street to avoid hitting small child Sharpe divorce action withdrawn as local young man disappears. Putnam Junior Chautau- qua wins coveted banner. Jim Friery drinks wood alcohol but recovers. Brooklyn man slashed score of times in knife fight; comes to local hos pital. Death of Harry II. Manning, Grosvenordale. Local Elks give out over loo Christmas baskets Son born to Mir and Mrs. H. H. Ellis at the hospital. Miss Gilman typewrites for fifteen minutes without error at Baypath; wins typewriter. Corcoran case to be tried in open court. City court receipts for year go over $6,- 000-the largest on record.
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04

estry commission to develop Priests Island into park. Highway depart ment announces that new road from Putnam to Pomfret will be continued to Abingdon. Bathgate- Weaver we'd ding st Thompson.
 l9-Joseph Welsh, Putnam taxi driver, seriously hurt when auto turns over. Adams Manufacturing Co. starts production. Hopkins Memorial bridge will not be ready for dedication on Armistice Day. Adolphus Montigne has narrow escape when his shot gun accidentally goes off. Putnam Woolen to have new power plant. Thomas Dobson acquires Massachusetts camp site for next season. Funeral of Mrs. Mary F. Wilcox. Pomfret, 96 years old. Six mills to have teams in mill bowling league.
 226-H. K. H. Silk Go. buys Pow hatan mill at auction for S55, ,000 !: Springfield man gets Morse mill for S25, 900; local mill property brings in total of s150.000 at auction. Receiv- CTS for Manhasset Mfg. Go. Small boys try to wreck trains on New Lon
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04

don branch. Death of Stephen c. Brady. Death of Judge Milton A. Shumway at Danielson. Mrs. William Valentine chosen president of County League of Women Voters. State fig ures show Putnam people own 500 cars.
 November
 2-Union Hall closed to public events because of lack of are escapes Wm. A. St. Onge changes plans; will build dance hall instead of theatre on Livery street. Thompson police launch campaign against motor law violators. Putnam to have no Armistice Day eel ebration, for first time since war. Ar canum Club fails to catch 'coons. s. Nikoloff addresses Mems Club on Eu- ropean conditions observed on recent trip. Diamond -Shulinski wedding. Nanderbilt=Dav wedding in Grace church. New York. First of Sunday night movie programs at Congrega- tional church attracts 500.
 9-Arthur Davison goes to party caucus on erutehes. Daniel Weeks buys Crown restaurant. Manhasset
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04
October


 5-Dr. Barker gives interesting talks at high school and Odd Fellows hall. Little River bridge to be me morial to Harry C. Hopkins, Putnam man, killed in the war Savings Bank decides to move building back three feet. Putnam to observe fire preven- ton day Ernest Harper, Natick. R.. l., enroute to Willimantic motorcycle hill climb, dies at Day Kimball Hos pital following accident. Town debt increased by Israel Putnam school ad- dition. Wheaton barn razed by flames. Republicans win in party contest at election; Miron new tax collector. Chief Justice Wheeler meets wAh op- position when he outlines liquor law enforcement program here before pro- secutors, justices, and judges of the county. George Annas to jail on li- qnor violation charge. Philip Duham- ei becomes North Grosvenordale tax collector in close election contest.
 lz-George Bricault, who disap- peared when released to find bonds man, located and taken to jail Eu- eid Irahan shot at by unidentified man. Saving plan started in Putnam schools through National Bank For
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04

winter operations in the Caribbean sea. This is the greatest armada the United States has assembled for such manocuvers and includes IS battle ships, 63 destroyers, four scout eruis- CTS and s7 aircraft, with supply and other ships including a number of submarines. The fleet will remain south until spring.
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04
PARTICIPATING IN VANCOUVER
Ensign R~fferiy Aboard U. s. s. Utah
 Now In Southern Waters

Ensign William Rafferty, U. s. N. is aboard the battleship Utah which is going south with the fee. of about 40 vessels that is to participate in
Putnam patriot., 1924-01-04

escaped unhurt Mrs. Bessett was cpt on the forehead. the wound re- luiring four stitches Her baby re- ceived a gash on the lip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

showed ils heals 10 team Of Seattle
police runners IN a iiOyard relay.
100 yard dash lopsnj Watson. y. p.
fifrtl Sullivan. n a., second. Thompson,
ballard. Third Tims-les
ioosyard dash fpoiiee IN uniforml-
Cairns. Van. first. Glim0ar. Sea. sec
ond. Harrington. Fsa.. tbird, Timc-ii.g.
se-Yard dash izlris under isl-Giadyh
Carlson first. Evelyn smith second. ita-
belle Norton third.
i60-yard dash fdsteetiycsl-w ward. Van.
first. MctsennAn. Eea-. second; NcNamrr.
Sea- third. Tims-itf.
7s-yard dash fofficsrsl-Lt Thomas.
sea. first. "a. Allen. Sea. second: L.
olmstsad. Sea, third. Tims-ii.z.
ioo-yArd dAah=-waisou, Sea, firsti
Cairns. Van. second Craufprd. Sea.
lhifd. Tims-iei.
tss-yArd fBh- zuarfi. Sea-. first: Hsr-
finEton. sea, second, oufisu. Sea. third
rimt-si1s.t.
tso.ysrd rsisy-ssa,us lSorton. on.
mnur. Cfaaford. watson. first Van
couysf ward Vince. stewart. CAirnsl.
second. Time al
le- ~ hammer walsh. sea. first. GIL
Van. second. Cameron. Van. third. Dis
tancs-I19T.
ohs-niie bieyeis rae,-r.ss. Fisk Bike
ciuh. first. haase second. Dahl third.
Time. eel.
TuK-of.var 49, Seattle fret. vancouver
second First heat timt-ii.i. second
heat tims-it.is
Pistol shn1t-EsAttis ftrst Tacoma sec
ord. Victoria third,
Discus thr0N-CAmtron. Van. frtts
Watson. Sea. second. ON. yan.. third.
Dlstaurc-igt.
i66-ysrd dash 1to ns,-woodburH.
Vic, first. Tsphik. sea. second. Buck
ley. Sra third.
5t.ysfd dash boy, under isl-Endsft.
Ravsnna, first; nuekiFT. S. Edwards,
second. Norton. Franklin. third. Tins
-iei.
is.yard DISH tpoiios ehistsi Dolly.
E,quimAuit. fret. Taylor. Medicine Hat.
/ second. fry. Vic. third.
len shot pai-tafnsr9n, Van frri
watson. Sea. second. on. Van. third.
Distancs=.tos
l6o.yard dash tserxsant,l Crawford.
Sea. first. Norton. sea. second Time
ill
5s.yaFd dnsh tshsrlffsg- sIusssr. ~.
tcsin. -Thompsoa. clark county. sec
ord. starwieh, Klnz c0un,y. third. Tine
I'LL.
i5o.yari dash-cairnr. Van. first.
Ward, Van second; Gllmoar, Sea, third.
! Tims-sE1
tam. weight over tsr-wai,h. Sea,
/ flrst. Buckley. Sea. second. TwohiE
Z Sea. third usiEht-i1.e
to-yaFd dash tpives ~ ppllccmcni.-
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II. Eebchick. sea. second. Mrs. T. J. Dell
Sea. third. Timr-s.s.
Broad jump 80 Watson, sea- first
Thompson. Van. second. piaiAuce--is 8
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Cameron, Van. second. GIN, Van, third
| pistAnce--s1.
tto.yard relay topen, Boy Scots
tiinyes. Palmer, Manson. CFoiherH). frHt
Eeattl. police second.
! tso.yard walk r oBrisn. sea, first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

the Northwest, championship asHin.
The locals out pulled Tacoma In the
first elimination. without hardly
cxerting themselves. Then Vancon.
yer won over Victoria IN the other
elimination In a spirited ,ussic.
Seattle won tho first OF the final
pulls from Vancouver with ease, but
the husky Canadians put up a stiff
fight In the final tug, After four
minutes Of halrraising excitement.
the Seattieitcs won the second aud
deciding pull
Tho cxertiou was great. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
WATSON MAKES
UNIQUE RECORD

Watson did some great running.
and finished first in every event that
he competed In. except one. a unique
record in Itself lie finished sec
ond in the javelin throw.
Con Walsh's victory In the IS.
pound hammer throw brought much
praise to the Seattle star. because
of his victory over Glll and Cameron.
the two Vancouver stars.
Tho Seattle tug.of.war team won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
AND so THEY
SLIP AWAY

Each season takes its toll OF vet.
iran baseball players. one by one
they drop by the wayside.
Early this spring IL was Harry
Gardner. tho venerable spud mag
nate. who quit Portland.
And now Jim Scott, the san Fran.
cisco Highlander, has been given his
Unconditional release by the Seals,
Some remarkable veterans are still
hanging on and playing good ball In
this league. chadbourne. Gregg. Dell
and crandall being among them.
They can't last forever and II
won't be long until even these nance
are missing from the Coast league
box scores.