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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
SEATTLE is
WINNER IN
SOCCER GO

SEATTIslsa ail.sinr soccer eleven
- flashed thru with one 70 moth.
ms victory against the Tacoma
cracks In the first half Of tho home
and homo match for tho trophy
donated by tho Puget Sound NavI.
cation Co. which was played al the
Recreation park in tho City OF
Destiny yesterday.
Jimmie Bennett was the lad who
won the honors for tho sca,tloiics.
beating Ooaiic Banks with hard.
low shot In tho second half when
tho largo crowd Of spectators had
1, all doped our that tho outcome
was going 10 DO a goalicsa draw,
Both teams 30, fas; pace from
the opening whistle and kept hard
at Il ali tho way thru 10 the finish.
Several grand openings were mssscd
BY tho Tacomans in the opening
half which found the ball lowering
around the Seattle lines. but thanks
TO tho sterling work Of Mcphillips.
tho homessers were unable 20 pcne.
tIANN tNe Atth iilN Oh 1i&AtiA@a ttttI
never looked better than he did yes.
icrday between the sticks. and to
him and Bennett, goes tho major
shnre OF tho spoila.
This failure OF tho Tacoma for
ward Tine TO score In tho first half
when It had 30 many chances.
brought about Encouragement in
tho formation when the teams lined
up for tho second half. but whoever
was responsible for the change
made grave mistake because at
no time during tho play was there
anything approaching the comblna.
ton work OF tho original quintet.
However. the exhibition OF soccer
was high.class and clean and both
clevens worked remarkably well,
considering tho fact that IL was
their first time In that formation.
The date OF tho return game in
Seattle has not yet been decided
upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
They Are
Home for
W ind up
Victory Over Idaho Is Big
Help; Three Games on
Home Floor Left
UTAsHEGToS's basketball team
w is home for she big windup.

ILTAsHINoToS's basketball team
w is home for she big windup.
Returning from q successful trip
with victories over whitman, Wash.
ington State and Idaho. the Husklea
are ready for the last stand Of the
season in which their chances for
the championship viii be siaked.
First comes Idaho on wednesday.
then Washington State on Saturday
and Oregon on Monday.
oregon N still leading the process.
sion, but the locals viii have the
floor edge in their last game with
Oregon and there's always a chance
that the orcgonians may lose stray
game 10 Washington State or Idaho
az Eugene.
Tho Idaho game Saturday. they
say. was thriller. The final score
was II 10 10. the lowest scoring
game OF. the year. Play was al
terrific pace. Beating an Idaho team
in That Moscow gym is some stunt
in itself.
The Washington club is reported
10 be in good shape and II they can
hold up under the big series coming,
the Huskies stand an excellent
chance OF going South 20 play the
winners Of the California end Of the
conference.
Frayne and Hesketh at forwards,
Anderson at center and Gardner and
welis at guards form Washington
regular combination for the final
series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
Indoor Net
Tourney Is
Under W ay
Third Day of Meet Is
On Today; Two Upsets
Are Registered

TUE third annual indoor tennis
i tournament for the city title II
well under way At the Armory. the
third days play being set for Sion
day.
Two upscts have been registered
10 far. Joe swariE beating Harry
shaw. Saturday. and Harold Williams
taking Chef Vincent down tho line
Sunday
Results Of the first two days play
and Mondays schedule follow;
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Dick Du nsis beat Tom Morgan. s'i'
Iisward Lsnsii. b,a, a. win',ss. 90.
Jsa IAv,usooa s,s, NJ n. Fisamsa. "a
Ioha Paul s,a, osors. Hswi'T. 81.
10. su.rts heat Hssfy shaw. -. -
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Bsarassy best Hausf. 80. 81. 90.
G johnson ven from John Nss ~ de-
dssrr. clark s.s, nua Parsons. e.
60
Harry Ns.r hsst ". wi.i. Sc. 60. 80
jack Adams beat tu,shinsoa. 60. -.
ga
lieut. r.fss Dir ven from Bsa Mar.
ioa ~ dsfaulL
asl prssbs Yea from plss vssasriss
- default
ilsroia wtlism, h.s, cAa ysas.at
f.t. ts
o r stephen. zen from c. W. va.
shsrs ~ dsfAaif
IN. match between Chst vihssut snd
James asuiiT sss Wa unfiaishsf.
ToDAY'A SCHEDULE
fsp-w. LAnHiis " y. Bausf.
Iass-M =. HleEmsa "a George A,
ffaHisT.
sifp--Jehn ssn -. ". wist
tgt-E. o Waite - Joe LIVER sssd.
t4te-E. i4ifufs ", npo nykss.
tife-iisfeia Nsndsfiss Va. Lacey
ftafipa
tit--J. Eeaiiy Va o r sisphsa.
sbt-lt Williams ss. Leon De Tursnns
ttt-LsHaY FeisT Va Dick Du Dot,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
FIRST SEALS
START WORK

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. iss--The
advance guard Of the San Francisco
Seals departed this morning for
BoycS Springs TO start llmberfng up.
Forty.thrcc pitchers and catehcrs,
including a considerable number OF
rockies under the chaperonaEe OF
Manager Isert Ellison and Tim Hen.
dryx. his assistant. were in tho party.
They will mako their headquarters
az the Valley Of the Moon Country
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18

putting over such an ofganl-
cation wouldn't have made
the risk worth while.
Officials Of the San Joaquin val
ley league. the independent organi-
ration OF central California. declare
that a league taking ia Fresno.
stockton. and such cities. wouldn't
pay rs an every day proposition.
Tho san Joaquin organization opeF'
afed ON once.a.week basis.
Every team in tho Coast league
except san Francisco Is willing Ia
accept players from the majors.
but the Seal powera-that.bo aay they
will never accept a man from the
majors. thus making tho player OF
players accepted subject 10 the
draft.
Charley LoekaFd. local president
was highly In favor OF organizing
such a minor league IN California
as a player farm when tho wal
with tho majors was on. but ne
thinks that u would be a foolish
waste OF league money 20 establish
such loop now that the playei
market Is open again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
Nets May
Lose Ice
Race Lead

TUE lead OF the Seattle Nets over
i the Vancouver Maroons and Vic.
toria Cougars Is very. very slim and
tho locals viii slip into the Coast
league cellar today II Victoria beats
Calgary at Calgary and II Vancouver
trims Edmonton AT Vancouver.
Tho Nets must win two OF their
remaining three games 10 clnch a
place In the playoff. They play
Vancouver here Wednesday in the
last regular league game Mt the
Arena. They also play the Marcons
In Victoria Friday and in Vancouver
Monday.
II was announced at hockey head.
quarters Sunday that Smokey Har-
ris. defense man, was taken III with
a cold and may not be able 10 play
for Seattle wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18

TRIALS ARE
SUGGESTED

NEW YORK. Fen. is.--EiEht sec.
lN,ionai tryou;s for athletes who arc
candidates for tho American olym.
pic team have been suggested TO the
committee by the A. A. U.
New York. Birmingham or Atlanta.
Chicago or Detroit. Kansas City. New
Orleans. Portland. san Francisco and
Los Angeles were suggested ms the
places and the dates recommended
wero Memorial day. May 81. or
Juno Z.
Final traisl are to DO held in the
Harvard stadium. June IL and ~.
Athletes who place in tho intercol
logiate championships. the national
collegiate championships and tho va.
rious conference meets are eligible
for the finals without competing In
the sectional trials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
The teams lined UP as follows.
SPALDING'S
FIVE LOSES
LEAGUE LEAD

THE Washington Independents and
l. the Green Lake NJ. u. are now
leading In the two divisions In tho
City Basketball league. Spaldings
were dropped from the lead in their
division by the Y, NJ. c. a. Saturday
night when the Red Triangle team
won a 80 to 2s decision.
The Yellow Cab company was trim.
med by the Independents. ss to II.
Tho standings OF the teams follow.
DIVISION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
Queen Anne
FiUe Plays
Roosevelt

QUEEN ANNE's royamped high
VI school basketball quintet and the
Roosevelt leaders VIII furnish the
feature high school basketball game
OF tho week al Roosevelt Tuesday
The Quays have come along nicely,
altho they have lost Butler. Kelly
and Austin for the season.
In tho other games Of the day,
West Seattle goes 20 Ballard. Frank
lin Journeys to broadway and Lin
coin plays az Garfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
WILL
HELP WIDOW

Tho club owners OF tho Pacific
Coast league have voted $1,000 to the
widow OF william ]. Slattery, veter.
an San Francisco baseball writer.
who died recently. slattcry was III
for several months before his death
and MS result his family was left
In straitened circumstances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
TOD MORGAN is
BACK FROM TRIP

Tod Morgan. Coast fcatacr1xoighi
champion. has returned from his
trip to California and wlli box in
Seattle again in a week or 40.
Morgan was planning a trip 10
his uncic's ranch near soquirn. but
will rc.cntcr the ring again soon
instead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
TO INVESTIGATE
FATAL WRECK

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Feb. fs.-1nvos.
tIgation into the auto accident last
Friday which resulted in the death
later of Norman d. c'Tony'') Boeck.
cl, baseball star with tho Boston
Braves. and former local sand lottor.
was to be held by Coroner Kelly this
afternoon.
Boeckol died late Saturday. His
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l.,
Boeckcl, and his sister, Mrs. Charles
Dohs, all OF Los Angeles. were at
his side when death camo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
DAVIS CUP DOPE

MELBOURNE, Feb. fs.-Recom-
mendations that Australians chaI.
Ienge for the Davis cup be with.
drawn until 1925 were made by
the committee appointed to select
the team. II the team Is sent the
committee said that Patterson,
Wood. schleisinger and Brookes viii
be appointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
Restoration of Draft
OPENS Market for Men
California Class d League Plans Flop When Cities
Can't Guarantee to Establish Large Enough Cir
cult; Majors to Send Men, so Farm Unnecessary

MYTH the restoration Of the draft and the declaration
w Of peace between the Coast league and the majors
the plan for backing small minor league in California for
the purpose Of developing young talent has been dropped
by the p. c. loop.
-Four California cities represented at the last meet
ing of the Coast mogus seeking backing from the big
Western minor but the league planned wasn't large
enough and the finances that would be required FOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
Outfield Stars
With Detroit

Manager Ty Cobb OF the Tigers
f. banking 10 a great extent on
his three rookie outfieldern, Foth.
erEill. Manush and wlngo. Tho
first two named viii probably al.
;ernaic In left field. tho place IA.
Gated by tho veteran Bob vcach.
winEo win act as underatudy TO
the boss himself. Fo,hargsll and
Manush were with tho Tigers last
season. while wlngo was obtained
from Toronto and win be now.
conner in the ranks OF the Nnvin
encourage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
WISCONSIN is
LEADING RACE

CHICAGO, Feb. IS. - Wisconsin
headed the Big Ten conference has
ketbail percentage column today fol.
lowing Chicago's defeat by Iowa and
wisconsin's victory over Illinois.
Michigan. by winning over Pur-
due. held fourth place. with one
game necessary 10 tie Chicago and
Purdue for second place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
Links News
BLACK QUITS

Bob Black. for the past sir years pro-
fessionai at the ssguoyAh couniry club
% Oakland. Cal, has resigned his post
ton. Black has not decided Nhsfs 10
will locate IN the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
CALIFORNIA is
CAGE WINNER

BERKELEY. Feb. 1s.-The Uni.
versity OF California basketball team
defeated Stanford university, rs to
Is, in as thrilling a game that has
ever been played here. Saturday
night. This great game was wit.
messed by 1900 spectators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18

John MccLosKEY. the greatest
- minor league organizer the game
ever know. Is trying 20 start another
league back In Wisconsin. Attic
over 90 years o. age. John stu re.
tnins tho fire OF young baseball en-.
thuniast and I wouldn't DO surprised
10 sec him trying 70 start a League
In Siam one OF these dayn.
met him az the annual meeting
In Chicago and the old young man
started telling some OF his inimitable
stories. One Of his classics Is a yarn
that no works up to a great climax.
tho plth Of Il being that he was be
ing traded 10 another team. one Of
tho biggest trades that the Southern
ever turned. and when the dlckerinE
that had been going on for months
was over. Mecloskey was finally
snapped 10 the other team for a
canary bird.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
No Lost Balls
in Fiji Isles

EnElishmen returning from tho
Fiji Islands report that /, Is Inn
possible 10 lose goif ball on the
links In that part % the country.
due 20 the growth OF a sensitive
plant which shrivcis AZ tho touch
Thus the hayward bali Is easily
traced TO its resting place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
GRADE BOYS
STAGE BIG
JOURNEYS
10 =. DIV and Lowell won the vol.

ID +, DAY and Lowell won the vol
D.ley ban and handball grade
school titles respectively Saturday.
Tho Day team defeated Interlake in
the volley ball finals at Lincoln high
school. 1915. 1912. 1910.
Lowell defeated Cascade in the
handball finals at West Seattle, 1912.
ia. lis.
Tho complete summary follows:
yoII.y Ball
rirst round-sewnrd won from Green
Lake by default. Interiske won from
Salmon Bay. 1871. 1871: ID. +. Day won
from Georgetown. 1871. 1876: Whittier
won from. Gatewood. sis: 1871. is-s.
ward. is-1. is-i. y. +. Day won from
Whittier. i5-.. 1856; and In the final
round. n. r. Day wen from Interlaks.
is-is. 1919. 1910.
Hand Ball
First Yound-Georgesow won from
Gsiewood. s-ii. lis. ii-s; Madrona won
fgesn Van Assels. strsz. 1874. .l-iE: Cas-
cade won from Latona. ii-z: LIS Hor-
ace Mann won from Seward. lis. li-5s
Lowell won from University Heights.
I1-s. ii-7s Greenwood won from Salmon
hay. lis. lis: west Queen Anne won
from In,erlAke. ic-i1, 1910. 2i-s. b. +.
Day won from Green Lake. ii-.. I'LL.
Second round-Georgefn~r 49, from Ma
drons. s-ii. lbs. it-s; Cascade woS f-Ssa
Horace Mann. ILL. iI-i: Lowell won
from Greenwood. lis. LIS; Il. r. Day
won from West Queen Anne. LIS. ii-T.
Third round--caRcade won from George
town. lies. GIL. iI-e: Lowell won from
H. +. Day. li-7. 1910. FinAis-Lowell
won from Cascade. 1914. ii-s. lis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
sCHLAIFER VS.. HERRIcK

LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. is--Morric
Schlaifer. Omaha, Is slated to go
10 rounds with Joe Herrick, Omaha,
here tonight. Muff Bronson. Port.
land, Ore, and Bat strayert Lin.
coin. are matched for a six.round
sennl.final.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
SHADE VS.. WELLS

ST. PAUL, Feb. 1s.-Dave Shade
and Billy Wells Of London, Eng.
land. middleweights, will meet here
tonight in a 10.round no-decision
bout. Cliff Kramer and Ole An.
derson, heavyweights. will step
eight rounds in the serni-windup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
TOBIN ALSO
VISITS HERE

Frank Tohln. Seattle catcher. was
also a visitor hero last week. tho
big fellow driving up from sacia.
mcnto. He hasn't signed yet, but
his contract Is expected in most any
time. Tobin will report with tho bat.
terry men at Eislnore. March ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18

with only a little while 10 so. Sc
attic faces "A big battery problem;
there's no use trying 20 think that
Indian pitching and catching are set
for tho season, because they aren't.
We need at least two corking good
rlghthanderh TO replace Elmer ia.
eobs and Harry Gardner and We need
a high class catcher. Give rs those
three men and Seattle viii be a first
division contender. Without them
and they'll have a fight on their
hands this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
OREGON WINS
OVER WHITMAN

wALLA wALLA. Feb. 1s.--The
University Of Oregon basketball
team defeated Whitman College
here Saturday night. 80 TO %. Capt.
Latham starred for the winney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
Sport Salad
r1nur rnsIrnNrn

HuESoB AtREs. Fsb. 1.-THE sehsd
aisd fight between Luis Fifpo and Farm.
sf Lodge here Saturday was postponed
for a wsek because Of rain. They ars
10 fight "a rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
HUSTON vs.. FRANKLIN

CHICAGO. Feb. fs.-Tom Huston,
Chicago. and Walter Franklin. Kan
sas City. play four games In the
national pocket billiard league here
today and tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
AnMsrnnNn MfNs

Y. a. Armstrong was returned winner
In the 4s.hols medal play invitaiionai
tournament held recently over the course
Of the HiIlcrrsI cosntFy club. His medal
acere was tts. Fred Wright was sseond
with iss and George Won Elm third with
/ lgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
mAMIIroN nrIrasrp

riTTHurHu. Pa. vsb. it--Esriy
Hamilton, vsssran big isaKus sosihTAw
has been given his unconditional release
by the Pirates, lie has been With the
local club since 1919. coming here from
the SO. Louis browns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
ArsTIN NAMES pmnT

Tho Austin club OF tho Texas ms
sociation announces the engagement,
OF outfieidcr Cecil Griggs az It's man,
niger for tho coming season. He sue
cecds Rankin Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
FAX nIn rIANIINn

The Olympic eiab % San Francisco
plans TO plant 1900 trees on lts course.
especially On the upper stretches and the
western portion. which t. devoid Of foil
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18

The first Senior Eoif tournament 20 Be
staged over the course az Del Monte IL
scheduled for March -. - and ~. Match
play IL scheduled In shis Tournament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
MANnELL VS.. n,pown

CHICAGO. Feb. is.-Sammy Man.
dell. Rockford flash, began training
today for his bout at East Chicago
next Monday with Mickey o'Dowd.
Muncie. Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18

Nell Christian. forner professional Of
the Tacoma Country club. has seespesd
a berth AZ the Yakima couairy elab. lie
VIII begin his duties March 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
IDAHO WINS

MORROW. idaho. Feb. it--fasho.s
wrestling team defeated oregon hers
Saturday. ~ 20 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18

Going Ike a million dollars. Ffod
ztpicksy Culiea. Seattle lighi heavy
trcighf. 10 making another start ~
Seattle tomorrote night teheH ~
bores four rounds tiih foHh Q
schumacher Of Yakima az me Cfgi'
tat Pool Cullen 10 local boy. d.
tho nc learned most Of h's Dor
Ing IN California.
CuIlcs beat Fred welsh here f'o0
,p~cks ego and beat him badly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18

A Nd another player that looks
u good 20 mo is this baby Jim os.
borne. tho ou;ficider obtained from
New Haven along with First Bas,-
man Bowman.
They raid no couldn't throw. but
/ looked UP bis record for tho season
and ho had IS assists from center,
field. while tho leagues leading RH.
sist maker had only IS and he was
probably IN either left or right field
a shorter throw 10 the plate. most
q tho time.
Osborne II young and ho can hi,
and run. Hen have a tough tins
erowdinE Bully Lane. Brick Eldred OF
Ray Rohwer 10 the bench. but I ex
pect much o. him.
TUE tlmo Il growing shor, and II
IL A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
MITCHELL VS.. TENDLER

MILWAUKEE. Feb. ls.-Pinky
Mitchell. Milwaukee. meets Lew
Tender Philadelphia southpaw, for
10 rounds here tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18

TUE tlms Is growing siior, and Il
4 won't be Ions until tho athletes
arc trekking 10 the California train.
ing camps again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-18
COAST LOOP ABANDONS PLANS FOR BACKING PLAYER FARM
WiIlimg TO Enter National Golf Nee

O
tn
the big
The Washington times., 1924-11-05

Bolivia, Grizzly Cloth Cut Polaire, Cut Chinchlla
Downy Wool Suede Cloth, Novelty Cloths and Velour
COLORS ARE-Deer, Brown, Gray Penny and Rust.
The Washington times., 1924-11-05
Coat Values for Women and Misses
With Fashionable Fur Trimmings
Modish Coats at
s29.5o.

Each November we endeavor to
better the values over those offered
the previous year. These coats more
than meet our expectations, and we
feel sure they viii yours. To really
appreciate these coats you should see
them.
Most coats are shown in the
straightline tubular effects. They
have convertible or choker collars
that are sometimes fur-trimmed.
Button trimmed models are fire.
quently seem Bandings Of fur
around the bottom or IL inches from
the bottom harmonic with the fur
trimmed turn-back cuffs. Straight
front or side-fastening models.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-14
Gov. Bryan Tells
Why Black Cap
Worn
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, July 14.-The
tiny black skull cap which Gov.
Charles w. Bryan always wears
isn't sartorial hobby.
The Democratic vice presiden-
tial nominee wears it because he
has to and for no, other reason.
Today he confided his secret to
newspaper men.
Twenty years ago the bald
pate Of the governor was serious
ly injured by the sunlight stream
ing into his office. The nerve
centers were broken down and as
a result he suffered from severe
headaches and eye trouble.
Doctors advised him never to
leave his head unprotected even
in artificial light and SO since
that time he has always worn his
hat whenever possible-in his
own office, in the elevators.
But when social necessity does
force him to remove it, on goes
that black cap that he carries in
his vest pocket.
''It may not look so good
said the governor, ''but I m just
a plain fellow, anyway. No style
to me.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-14
New Charge Made
Against Man Held
In Tehama Co.
by United Press Leased Wire

RED BLUFF, Cal, July A.
Fred johnson, one of two men held
here charged with bank robbery and
murder, is wanted under the name
of Charles Craig for the murder of
Harry Peteson in Fort Madison,
Iowa.
Tehama county authorities today
received a telegram from Warden T..
II. Sollowell of Fort Madison peni-
Tertiary stating that the descrip-
ton of Johnson answers that of
Craig. The murder of Peterson oc-
cured in 1917, and in July, 1929,
Craig escaped from the penitentiary.
He was serving Il life term.
The telegram from Warden Sol
lowell was received shortly before
Johnson and Earl Williams were
taken to court for arraignment for
the murder of Sam Hermanson, a
ranger, who attempted, to take them
into custody following their robbery
of the Bank of Tehama here last
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-14
Westsi de Beats
Eastside Up at
Mountain Match

The playing was fast and furious
and those who sat in the side lines
report that it was worth fellow )
life to be a spectator. We refer
to the horseshoe tournament that
was held at Live Oaks on Saturday
and Sunday in which the West Hill
met the East Hill in bitter con-
flict.
The residents of the western reg
ion came out decided victOrs i'll the
meet by winning six out of eight
games on Saturday and winning six
straight games on Sunday. After
that, they lost track. j. S. Loot
borrow captained the losers, and
DR.. r. II. Powers the victorious
side.
Decided distinction was added the
event by the winners receiving Gig
ars from S. j. Rice, proprietor of
the resort, the losers, too, were not
forgotten as they were given toy
balloons.
So much Interest was shown in
the event that plans are on foot
now to organize Il horseshoe club
in Ell Centre when fall comes.