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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13
REZOLUCJA zAkOBNA.
w dowod uznania pamieci zma
rlej Rozalji Marlewskiej.

Up}yne1o wiele czasu odkad
zaczefysmy razem pracowac,
Smutno i ciezko nam,
Zwazywszy, ze Siostra ma
sza, pani Rozalja Marlewska
opusci1a szeregi nasze, kt6re
zawsze przyk4adem swym i s1o
wem wzmacnia}a, a. ~
Zwazywszy, re smierc ME-
|ublagana wzie}a nam najlep-
sza nasza Druhne,
Przeto wspo4czujemy W "a
lu i smutku z mezem zmar1ej,
panem Marlewskim j ich die
cmi.
T. Twarogowska,
M. Kwarcianna, III.
H. B}azejczyk, II
F.. Paw1owska, -. -
Maria Wisn;ewska, .
Marta Wisniewska, g..
W. Wofowska,
X. Makowska,
E. Werner,
+. L. Andrzejewska, s< .,
j. Gizewska,
A. Skonieczna,
w. Zwiezykowska.
Organizatorki StoWarzysze-
MIA Polek W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13
We wtorek dnia 27-go ma

We wtorek dnia 27-go ma.
ia b.. r. odbedzie sic W koscie-
le sw. Stanislawa Stub oh. ia
ma Rosinskiego z panna Fran
ciszka Ozdobinska, a cody we
seine zapowiedziane So w do
my panny mfodej i W Sokolni
p. n. 7146 Broadway. Model,
nadobnej i tax dobranej parze
zyczymy wszelkiego powodze-
MIA w pozyciu mafze1skiem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13
A.. Philips zostaf skazany

A.. Philips zostai skazany
przez federalnego + sedziego
Westerhaver ma jeden rok i je-
den dzien wiezienia i bedac tn
pod kaucja z}o4a1 zbiedz do
Providence, R. I. Oskarzonego
sprowadza w}adze federalne z
powrotem i rad ME rad odpo-
kutuje on "a swe grzech.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13

Niejaki Forgus, ktory zosta|
oskarzony o rozmyslne zab6jst
wo syna radnego miasta Bron
strup uznany niewinnyn
gdy niejaka panna Marjs
Ward zezna}a powt6rnie, ze
ME jst zupe}nie pewna, re 20
stall on zepchniety re schod6w
Twierdzi4a ona bowiem przy
poprzednie1i1 zeznaniu, re nit
jaki Frenchie mial go zepch
nae. 4.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13
Niedzwiedzie przysiugi, w,

Niedzwiedzie przyslugi, wy
swiadczone przez sfery choru-
jace ma niezr6wnang wielkosG
i zarozumiafosc mic dobrego ma
'szej organizacji ME przynios}y,
opr6cz niepotrzebnych kwa.
sow i nienawisci pomiedzy ma.
szyIni7 7szsregami. A wiec od
takich opiekun6w, powietrrza
|ogn;a j wojny, zachowaj mas
Panic! .1.a...
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13
REGISTER

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
kOMPANJA poleca zupelnie nowe
jake tel uzywane maszynki do zbie-
rania pieniedzy kazdego rozmiaru l
.objetosci po nader umiarkowanej ce-
ME. Prospect 2650 - 1914 Huron
Rd.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13

AWIdCdIHy UdCZH4 uWd8e
ma oredzie prezeski Stowarzy.
szenia Polek, W kt6rem pred.
stawia waznosc odpowiedzial
nose delegatek powiada, jak
pracowac mia, zeby pomnozyt
szeregi nszej organizacji.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13

Po szczesliwie przeprowadzonej sanacji
skarbu jednem 2 najwazniejszych zadah
chwni obecnej, zadah majacych wytworzyc
dla Polski nalezny prestige wsr6d pahstw
europejskich, jest uregulowanie recte wypo-
wiedzenie traktatu ochronie mniejszosci
narodowych. ~ II -'
= Dopuszczajac ingerencje obcych czynni-
k6w W wewnetrzne sprawy Rzeczypospoli-
tel, traktat ten jest prawdziwa kula u n6g
Polski, DO godzi jej prawa suwerenne. ia
lowe spory W Lidze Narod6w, nieustajace ro-
kowania j kleski staja sic zr6d}em kompro-
mitacji pahstwa i podrywaja jego autory-
tet.
Me chodzi tn bynajmniej pozbawienie
mniejszosci praw, bo wobec konstytucji Ii
beralnej i tolerancyjnej wszyscy obywatele
bez r6znicy narodowosci wyznania korzy-
staja jednakowych praw. Chodzi natomiast
% zaakcentowanie, re mniejszosci posiadaja
r6wne z rdzenna ludnoscia prawa ma mocy
konstytucjl krajowej, ME zas z powodu pre-
sji obcych przedstawicieli panstw zasiadaja-
cych W Radzie Ligi Narod6w.
Sejmowa komisja ratyfikacyjna stwier-
|dza, re traktat ochronie mniejszosci ma
rusza prawa zwierzchnicze polskie zara-
zem wytwarza stosunki zdolne utrudnic
|zgodne wsp6}zycie narod6w i wyznaf w kra-
|jach polskich. Jeszcze pred kilku laty sejm
Iwzywal Rad, ably wystapi} do Ligi Narod6w
10 uzgodnienie postanewien traktatu mniej=
lszoscioWego 2 zasada pelnej suwerennosci,
Isfuzacej Polsce nar6wni innemi pa11stwami,
|nalezacemi do Ligi Narod6w nastepnie ia
DAMIEN, ably Polakom zamieszka}ym W Mem
czech przyznane zosta}y take same prawa,
Il jakich mniejszosci narodowe korzystaja
Polsce, wreszcie, ably Polska mogfa mice sta
lego przedstawiciela w Radzie Ligi. w celu
urZeczywistnienia tych rezolucji rad podej-
mowa} starania ma terenie Ligi, jednakze
bez rezultatu. Sytuacja prawna Polski wy
wofana przez traktat mniejszosciach naro-
dowych nietylko ME poprawifa sie ale pre-
ciwnie, Rada Ligi Narod6w pogorszy1a ja
rozszerzajac bezprawnie swe kompetencje
po "a ramy traktatowe.
Czy moze bye nadal tolerowany taxi
stan rzeczy, aby istniai obowiazywaf dal-
Sym ciagu traktat, kt6ry sta1 sic srodkiem
szykanowania Polski przez jej w4asnych o.
bywateli instancje miedzynarodowe?
To tez ejm senat, wyjatkiem oczy-
wiscie lewicy, kt6ra pro domo sua' musi
zajac odmienny punkt widzenia, poruszy1y
sprawe wypowiedzenia traktatu.
IIdWHlcy polSCy OeDaCuJa IeraZ, cLy wy
powiedzene daioby sic prawnie usprawiedli-
vic, czy ME pogorszy1oby sytuacji Polski,
zamiast ia popraWic.
Jakkolwiek traktat, O kt6rym nova, jest
bezterminowy i ME zawiera punktow wy
mowien;u, specialist prawa miedzynarodo-
wego przytaczaja s}uszne motywy, ma pod
stawie kt6rych opieraja dopuszczalnosc wy
powiedzenia.
Nar6d ME moze bye zobowiazany umo-
wa na d4uzej, niz ma przeciag jednego poko-
lenia. ~-
Traktat naruszajacy zasadnicze prawa
panstwa, jak W danym wypadku suweren-
nose, jest naog64 bezprawny i nieobowiazu-
jacy. J. #-#
Ma szczegolniejsza uwage zasfuguje
fakt ze przedstawiciele Polski zgodzili sic
ma podpisanie traktatu mniejszosci po otrzy-
MANU- cd koalcji zapewnienia, re osfabienie
KRYZYS cnSp0DAprzv Wa ,uox+oss =;
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13

Pragniemy zwrocie baczns
uwage naszych Si6str, re posia.
danny sw6j w}asny organ, do
kt6rego winniscie przysylat
vase uwagi projekta, tycza.
ce sic przysziego Sejmu. Ogla.
szanie spraw towarzystwa "
pismach nieprzychylnych ma.
szej organizacji, stanowczo mic
nam to ME da, przeciwnie ira.
cimy dotychczasowa popular
nose i dobre imie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13

MY moze ME doczekamy, ale mozemy wierzyc pola-
czenle sic koscoia angkanskiego Koscioiem Katockim
dzse ten zda bye hs skoro dzs wsr6d protestan-
tow odzywa sic coraz slneszy Bog jedna via
Ire, jeden KoSci64ls sss8Sss ss55as 1rxzas
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13

Niniejszem many zaszczyt
uprzejnie zaprosic wszystkie
czionkinie Stowarzyszenia Po-
lex W Stanach Zjednoczonych
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13

Posiadajac swoj wlasny or.
gan, kt6ry dotad uczciwie
spraWiedliwie wlozone nan obo
wiazki wypeiniac pragnie j ma.
dal tez siuzyc bedzie dobrej
spraWie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13
kronika Miejscowa.

Wstepowac do Stowarzyszenia
Polek zawsze MONA j i'm licz-
niej przystepowac, bedziemy,
tenn powazniejsza liczbe stano-
vic bedziemy. Pomnazajmy ma
SIZE szeregi, pracujac zgodnie,
zagrzani mi}oscia siostrzana W
jednosci przyk1adnej zgodzie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13
Widocznie czasy ole zmienis

Widocznie czasy Ole zmienia
ia ma korzystne, bowiem mlo-
.dziez zabiera sic sdo zeniaczki.
w dniu 20-go nsaja D godzinie
9-ej z rama odbedzie sic W ko.
sciele Najswietszei Marjl Pan.
ny Niepokalanego Poczecia
Stub pana J6zefa Lackowskie.
go z panna Janina Strykocka
Model parze zyczymy Wszel'
kiej pomya}noSci sw zyciu nas
1zenskiem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13

do wziecia udziasL " naszyrn
Balu Mazurskim, kt6ry sic od-
bedzie W niedziele dnia 1890
maja W hall Polsko Narodowej
pm. 1905 Fullerton ave. Pooza-
tex o godzinie Sci wieczorem.
Panny Bartoszewskie odtahcza
znakomity taniec narodowy, a
panna Tatka odtafczy kozaka.
Bal prowadzony Jest pod egida
naszego narod dowego tafca Ma
zura, kt6ry poprzednio wywo-
ial entuzjazm. Dodac tu win
pismy, re pod umisjetnem kie-
rownictwem pana Wasala po-
przednio JUL nasz polski mazur
wywolal efekt. Spodziewany
sic, ze j tym razem szanowna
EPublicznosc dopisze i tiumnie
|pospieszyc .raczy na Bal ma
|szych przemysiowych Pan. Kto
|pragnie mile j serdecznie spe-
dzie czas, MECH wiec podazy
ma powyzszy Bal, Komitet do
kiada wszelkich naozliwych tel
staran, azeby caiesc wypad}a
jak najlepiej. 0 liczny udzial
najuprzejmiej zaprasza komi-
tet, wiec komu czas pozwoli
kto pragnie rzeczywiscie pc
staropolsku sic zabawic, MECH
podazy ma Bal ma tdzieh 1890
IMaja, a ME pozaiuje.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-05-13

Organizatorki StoWarzysze-
MIA Polek W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

skykomish river aud tributary Mt Bar
ing, Fishing Is good. Ralnbo>' biting
good on Royal Coechman vr >~-c wing
Fly. River Is as low as Il viii get this
season. Roads good. Good cabins and
dining room service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
BEACON HILL LINKS
To uE IENgTHENEn

That Seat,le's municipal links will
be Increased from a holes 10 % holes
before next spring u almost ceTtainl
For several months. the park board
has been dickerlng for additional
ground TO complete tho nine. holer 20
one Of full Erowth-is holes-and
don't be surprised that some. time
next week deal viii be c0nsummat.
ed for the purchase OF tho 40 acres
adjoining tho present nine hole course
on the west side and which is part OF
the Ladd estate.
Should this deal 20 thru, tho pres.
en-, owners viii do all tho clearing,
plowing and other work'neccssary 10
Ret the ground up 20 tho stage where
Il IL ready for seeding. In other
words. seeding 20 grass and laying
tho watrrpipea arc the only things
that will be left for the city 20 do II
the deal goes thru. and. best OF all.
this part Of the work will DO com.
plctcd early In September. II all goes
well.
Frank James. the demon speed.
king Of all builders Of golf links. who
constructed the Washington Golf
club course and who Is now rushing
20 completion the is-hole home OF the
Olympic Golf club. will give tho park
board rock bottom estimate OF what
Il will cost 10 seed and put on tho
finishing touches necessary 10 give
Seattle another nine holes to IT'S pub.
tic links.
II tho present plans 20 thru. the
spring OF 1925 will find Seattle with
80 holes Of municipal links opened TO
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
BY LEO II. LASSEN

ENRoM the world.famous tennis
4 courts OF Wimbledon TO the ten.
mis- OF the Malay Peninsula, is a far
cry as is golf on the classic 81. An.
drews course In Great Britain 10 golf
on "A native course In China.
But tennis and golf are the same
great games the world over and, he.
cause OF their universal appeal, are
the leading international sports OF
the world az the present time.
Henry Carstens. Seattle business
man sld one OF the Northwest's
more famous globe trotters, has
played golf on courses In nearly
every country on the globe and has
seen tennis played In nearly every
cline.
Carstens. who long since has given
up tennis for golf because OF the
strenuous demands OF the court
game. Is still great racquet fan and
he has been n frequent visitor at the
Washington state tournament being
held at the Seattle tennis club this
week.
In his worldwide travels he has
had some interesting experiences
and. being good observer. he tells
n good story OF tennis and golf In
other lands that bears repeating.
Suzanne Lcnglen is undoubtedly
the greatest woman tennis player
that ever stepped out on "A court"
says Carstens. 'and she wns at her
best when | saw her year ago ut
Wimbledon.
"Sho IL suffering from distraught
nerves. French nerves at their worst.
She should never go near a court at
the present time because OF her poor
physical condition. She disappolnts
the large galleries by being forced to
default II makes her look like "a
gutter. which I don't think she rs.
She is too fine tennis player TO huvo
TO be afraid of losing.
"ln all my years AZ n tennis fan I
never saw n player 40 uncannily nc.
curnto In hitting the lines ns Suzanne
Longlon She TX n wonder 40 hitting
n given spot on the court and on her
good days she rises to the heights,
Wimbledon, with its years OF ten.
n's tradition, is n fitting place for
tho worlds championship matches.
There Is the real tennis atmosphere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
sPRINkLING SYSTEM
NEEDED AT JEFFERSON

That sprinklinT system. by which
the fairwnys could be vatercd. should
be installed on the municipal links
was very evident during the recent
dry spell that hardened up those
areas on the Beacon Hill grounds 20
such degree that playing golf on
them became Joke.
And that was ono time Of the year
that tho hill golfers could not be
termed "divot.diggersF' They just
could not do any digging on that
hard. pan.
The putting green's. watcred every
night. were In fine shape all the
time.
Last February at the annual meet.
ing OF the jefferson Park Golf club
there was a talk about the watering
OF the Beacon Hni faIrways but the
proposition toward this end. and
made by Park Commissioner r. J..
Fisher. chairman OF the golf commit.
tee, WAS turned down. The proposal
was TO increase the single game
tickle, from 40 10 so cents and TO add
dollar or two onto the price OF the
annual card. and with this extra bit
OF change. water would be put on the
entire course. giving the "muny"
golfers an evergreen links to play on.
II that meeting had been held n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Building for
Cage Game Is
Being Talked

TTERE'S talk going around town
4 that some men prominent in
University affairs are planning to
build a big auditorium downtown
where the University of Washington
basketball team would play its home
games.
1t would be good thing. because
the small gymnasium on the campus
isn't big enough to hold the crowds
that want TO see college basketball.
As II is now, only small percentage
Of the students are able to see tha
games.
The auditorium would undoubtedly
be profitable investment as there is
no big one In the city now, and ID
could be used for many things be-
sides basketball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO II. LASSEN
BY LEO II. LASSEN

puD RIDLEY Is making the mos,
- remarkable comeback In the his.
tory OF the Northwest ring.
The Little Dempsey Of tho boxing
game has proved that he Ia JUS, an
good AZ ever BY his sterling work In
his recent fights, lie was on the shelf
for nearly a year with thrice.frac.
tured hight arm and declared By sur.
geons 10 be thru.
Since coming back Ridley has
fought two draws with JOG German.
knocked out Frankie Ellis and bea,
Joe Leopold. Dandy Dillon and
Danny Nunes.
Ridley broke his arm In a fight In
Salt Lake about a year and half
ago and broke I, twice afterwards
But he refused 90 quit and now the
arm seems IA good az ever.
Ridley may so TO California for an.
other whirl AZ tho fourround game.
IL he stays here chances AFRO that a
match with Vic Foley. tho Van.
eouvcr. y. c.. star. viii be ribbed up
coon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
SWIM STARS QUALIFY

Duke Kahanamoku and Johnny
Weismuller both qualified in the
elimination heats OF the 100 meters
free-style swimming event OF the
Olympic games today. The heats:
First heat-Prolle Sweden, min
ute, 2-10 seconds; Duke Kahana-
moku, second.
Second heat-Kahanamok / min
ute, 8 2-1o seconds; Henry, Aus
tralia, second.
Third heat-Bourne, Canada.
minute, 6 4-1O seconds; Gorilla, Ar
gentine. second; Legat. Czecho-
slovakia, third
Fourth heat-Takaisha, Japan. 1
minute, seconds; Stedman. Aus
tralia. second; Werner, Sweden.
third.
Fifth heat-Weismuller, U. S. A.,
1 minute, 3 $40 seconds: Peacock.
England. second; Kan Zeveran
France. third.
Sixth heat-Arne Borg. Sweden,
l minute, 5 40 seconds; Brany.
Hungary, second; Balsz, Crecho-
slovakia. third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Waterfront to
Play Ben Paris
in Big Contest

TIME spotlight of local semi.pro
i baseball will be turned on the
Waterfront a. Chen Paris contest
to DO played Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock at South Park. The Wa.
terfronters haven't lost a game In
the second half OF the City league
race, while Ben Paris has dropped
but one.
Ed Mccreary, who was with Yer.
non the carly part OF this season,
will work on the mound for tho
Waterfronters. Jimmy Worth, late
OF the Bloedel. Donovan club In the
N. w. circuit, will perform In the
outfield for the longshoremon, &C.
cording TO Manager Bad BIZ
Shaver.
Benny Kalman will umpire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Harper Should Let
Cut Heal

Cut eyes arc the busbears Of fight.
era. They heal slowly and are re.
opened easily. Tod Morgan had lot
OF grief from u cut eye that refused
20 heal w perfectly. when cut open
again tho blood obstructa the vision
aud when a fighter can't see he can
neither hit straight nor protect him.
self.
Bob Harper sustained badly cut
eye when no was in a cllnch with
podo Bercot tho other night. and
Harper, whose main forte Is might.
inE. should DO sure II II healed per.
fcctiy before taking chances with Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

never set the big leagues on fire.
But Grimes will make a lot Of dif.
fsrsnes In the Los Angeles team. His
coming will add the much-missing
punch Walter Golvin, wonderful
fielder that he is, sports n batting
average about the size OF his hat.
With Grimes. Wally Hood. clar.
snct Twombly. Joe Jenkins and
Cedric burst, the Angels will have a
respectable punch.
cotter was picked up from some
snail minor league by the Cubs a
couple Of years ago. brought to Gaia.
ma for spring training, farmed out
last year and recalled this spring.
he must have showed plenty Of abiI.
ny to shove Pay Grimes back to the
minors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19

ton. And II is no secret tina
satisfied with the manner in
which the directorate handles
its affairs.
Washington. Oregon. British Co
lumbia and tho various other states
and provinces within the limits Of
the +. y. q. A. territory have alho
associations that stage annual cham.
pionshlp meets and attend 10 the
golfers needs, SO what more does
one have TO have7
Would the forming OF a r. G. q. A.
be the sounding OF tho death.knell for
these sectional bodiesg Perhaps Il
would
Would the forming Of p c. @. A.
be the means OF determining each
year who was the best amateur golf.
or on tho Pacific CoaSt7 Perhaps u
would.
~ the recent championship NEE,
Of the r, ". @. A. held IN Vancouver
a few weeks ago. Willie Hunter was
the sole representative from the top.
notchsrs that came up from the
Lemon state.
II links tea, for tho coas, ii,io
was 20 be held in Los Angeles. how
many simon pures from Ssaities
large collection OF stars would be in
the ficid7 Not any moro than camo
north from California TO compete In
fhe NaucpuyEF fteetf
In discussing this rumorcd Pacific
Coast Golf association formation. a.
s. Kerry. president Of the r. ~. @. A..
hit one straight and far down the
middle when he said. Let the Call.
foruans make the first stepF'
Unless We miss our guess. that
r. c. G. A. baby viii not be born. let
alone walking. for quite number Of
years. who cArcs7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Morgan Still
in Eureka

Tod Morgan. by the way. is still in
Eureka. California.
The popular little featherwclght
champion OF the coas, is laid up with
an injured right hand that refuses TO
mend
Morgan broke his mi,t in his fight
with Stewart Mclean in Los Angeles
some time. ago. lie thought Il wns
all right again and fought May 81 In
Eureka, but Il went ON the bum and
he has been laid IN ever since
Morgan will undoubtedly take a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
MISS TIDMARSH
HEADS COMMITTEE

Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh OF the Seat.
tie Golf club. has been appointed
chairman Of tho tournament commit.
tee for the third annual champion.
ship meet Of the Washington State
Women's Golf association which viii
be held on the North End course, Au.
gust Is TO 20. inclusive.
A very attractive program has
been arranged for that carnival and
every effort will be made TO have the
British Columbia and Oregon stars
present TO compete against their sis.
tcrs OF this state.
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Gallagher Wins
Coast Shooting
Honors FRIDAY

CORTLAND. Ore. July III. A..
4 Gallagher. Of Corvallis. ore. will
hold the amateur trspShooting cham.
pionship OF the Pacific coast zone for
1924. as a result OF hts consistent per.
Torrance with the shotgun Friday
when he broke 1911 out OF 200 targets.
with n high run OF i6s straight hits
The Corvallis shooter. somewhat Of
a novice at the trapshooting game.
having taken il up only two years
ago. topped the scores Of 100 experts
gathered here from eight western
states and two Canadian provinces.
w. G. Warren. Los Angeles. and
Frank Troeh. Portland. tied for sec
ond place with 1876 dead birds as their
score.
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VIII Flores
Sock Bercot
Next Time?
Filipino and Logger Are
Down for Return Go Of
Six Rounds
WILL Macarlo Flores sock Dode
w Beroot again Tuerday?

WILL Macario Flores sock Dode
W Beroot again Tuesday?
Several thousand fight fans are go.
ing out TO the Seattle ball park that
night 10 sec that question answered.
The Filipino and the Monroe logger
are down 10 box six rounds in a re.
turn engagement that should DO a
thriller II Flores can land again.
Those bugs who saw their first
fight won't forget II in a hurry,
Flores dropped the Bearcat three
times in the first round with right
hand wallops on the head and again
In the fourth.
Bereot won the rest OF tho rounds
but those knockdowns gave the Ma
Mia Tiger the fight.
Flores can sock. Bercot can be hii
and he can take EN-.
That makes a fight and II they &c
half AS well as they did three weeks
ago what a pip OF battle II win be
Bercot In up at the Big -Four Inr
training with Lonnie Austin. his
manager. while Flores Is working out
here.
Matchmaker Dan Salt Saturday
morning announced the complete
card for Tuesdays show. II fol
lowH:
Dode Bercot va Macario Flores
40 pounds.
Freddy Cullen vs.. Sailor Jimmy
Byrns. IT'S pounds.
Mickey Gin vs.. George Ishli. i17
pounds,
cossaek Karioff Va. Jack Bud.
nick. 100 pounds.
Sailor Maley va Sailor Murphy
100 hounds
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from the dangerous batsman he once was.
There is lack Of snap 10 his swing. His
hits are more often Texas leaguers than
line drives.
I'm pitching TO Sisler / have noticed
that he does not follow the ball as closely
as when he was leading the league in hit
ting. As result, he hits late. many of
his drives going to left field, seemingly
lacking in power.
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ganizing p. c. G. A., but right now this
subject seems TO be the topic of conversation
all along the line, from Los Angeles to Van
,ouver.
Candidly, we are Of the opinion that the
realization of P. C. G. A. is many years off.
Those who are in close touch with golf
ioings in California say that the Native Sons
are well satisfied with their State, Southern
and Northern associations.
Up here in the Northwest is one Of the
finest sectional golfing bodies in the country,
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