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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15
French Senator for Recognition.

ETuHUH ocHdtUT TVT HcOVBHItIVHs
MOSCOW, April IT. The Paris
Post correspondent reports that the
French Senator Dosset, in lengthy
article in the Gazette de La Pourse,
advocates an early resumption of nor
NAL relations with the Union of So
Wet Socialist Republics. Stating the
economic progress achieved by the
latter and the stability Of the Soviet
Government, the writer asserts that
it is high time for the French Gov
eminent to take up definite policy
In the Russian question.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15
Another aonaparte pies.

PARIS, April 14.--Prince Roland
Bonaparte, grandson OF Lucien Bona
parte, a brother OF the great Napo-
leon, died here today. He was not
cd geographer and a member of the
Academy OF Sciences.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15
GREE CENTRALIA LOGGERSw is
FARM-LABOR CAMPAIGN CRY
AS BOSSES RAISE SIS, 900 FUND
defense News servIce.)

SEATTLE, Wash, April 14-When the gubernatoral cam
pagn waged this state autumn it is certain that the
the eight W. W. members imprisoned the result of the ARMS
Day Centraia in 1919 will major The
Party of Washington has already declared itself
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-04-15
BURNS DUE TO FOLLOW DAUGHERTY;
INDICTMENT OF OIL PROBE LEADER
WHEELER BACKFIRES ON DETECTIVE
BY LAURENCE TODD

WASHINGTON, April 14-President Coolidge has hastily
called Attorney General Stone free him from the redho
poker he picked when the administrators rameup ndc
of Wheeler created indignation
end Of the country the other But he moved too slowly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
MAX CAREY
HAS SWIPED
583 BASES

A FTER 10 years on the paths. that
a grand old vet. Max Carey. OF
Pittsburg, still fits on n lighter, fas.
ter foot than any youngster OF them
all down tie track OF time and base.
ball glory. All Max did was 20 steal
81 bases last year. This was the ma.
jor league record. And. added 20
what Max has done before, gives him
total OF 5S3 stolen bases for his 10
big league years OF service.
II is not alone by q fast foot that
Carey made his 1923 record. but also
by a quick mind and close study OF
pitchers. His head helped him as
much m his feet.
Carey took part in i5a games last
season. which would indicate that he
had borne up we'll under his major
league years. lie batted only 1903,
but his young foot and his old head
enabled him to score 100 precious
runs for his club from this mild bat.
ting average.
His outfield record also looms high
In the stove league sky. for he had
497 chances out there. the record for
fielders. Carey has played 1.so3
games in n Pirate uniform and his
black flag Is still nailed to the mast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
Tire Failure
Worried Miske

Bobby Ward. who halls from 81.
-aui, Billy Miske's home town. says
that ailske's death was undoubtedly
hurried BY the failure Of tire com.
pany in which Miske had lot OF
money invested.
"Miske had been suffering from
Bright's disease for nearly seven
years and he never got over the bad
beating that Jack Dempsey handed
him in 1920 says Ward.
But how that big boy could fight
when he was in his primef declares
Bobby. II saw him fight Charley
Weinert in New York when Woinert
was considered one Of the best big
men In the game.
"Weinert hit him on the chin IN
the first round and Knocked him
down and had Miske out on his feet
for the rest OF the round. Then Billy
came back and what he did 70 Vein.
ert was a crime.
II think that was Miskes greatest
fight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
KiLLifer
Last of
His Line
No Other Manager in P.
c. League Has Personal
Appeal of Seattle Pilot

TIME was when the manager OF a
l. Coast league ball club really
meant something.
Time IL when most OF tho teams In
this mans league are run from the
inner office with the managers being
but n director OF team play.
RED" Kiilifer, Seattles red,
matched pilot. Is the last OF tho old
school Of managers In tho Far West.
ern minor.
Harry Wolverton. Walter Mccre.
die, Happy Hogan. Pop Dillon and
the rest of those dynamic leaders
who were real forces IN baseball. have
passed out Of tho picture.
kiliifer has more personal appeal
than any other manager in the
league. Ito runs HIS team and makes
M his own roster Tho nearest
thing 10 Killifef ia the league will be
Duke ksnworthy. At Portland. Ken.
mic has lot OF personal appeal.
but one simply cant get excited
over Hill Enslck. Marty krug. Ivan
Howard. Duffy Lewis. Charley Pick
and Bert Ellison as personalities in
baseball They simply lack that mag.
neiism that Klllifer and Kenworthy
fadla,s, They're the last Of the old
school.
Killlfer doesn't have 10 take bncls
seat for any manager in The minors
and there are lot OF leaders In the
big show who wouldn't make good
bat boys for Radiant Red.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
IA SQUADS
IN CHICAGO
BIKE RACE,

( WiCAGO. Jan. 4.--complcto teams
" for tho international six.day hi.
cycle rnec. beginning Saturday. were
announced today as follows;
Ernest Kockler and Carl Stock
holm, Chicago.
Reggie Mcnamara, Australia, and
Pete Van kempcn, Holland.
Oscar Egg, Switzerland. and Al.
fred Grendn, Tasmania.
Harry Koran and Eddie Madden.
New York.
Percy Lawrence and Lloyd Thorn.
as, San Francisco.
Lawrence Gaffney. Brooklyn, and
Willie 1fanloy. san Francisco.
Joe KopslSy. Poland, and Giuseppe
Azzlni. Italy.
Willie Coburn. Kearney. n. j.. and
Anthony Becltman. secaucus, N. ].
Harry Kaiser. New York, and Fred
Taylor. Newark.
David Lands, Irvington, n. j.. and
Carl Hnmbacher. Bloomfield. ~. ].
Fred Hill. Boston. and Mauritz
Doolerock. Chicago.
Frank Cozzollni. italy. aud Roy
Mobeck. Chicago.
Maurice DE Wolfe and Hurry
Stockelynch, Belgium.
Humbert Morantonlo and Dan
Picione, Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
S. F. BOXING
EXPERT DIES

San FRANClsCo. Jan. g
Marion salnzer. veteran boxing
writer and sporting editor Of the
Gan Francisco Bulletin. died here
yesterday OF pneumonia after n
lingering illness. lie was well
known on the Pacific coast. where
he was regarded ms ono OF tho
leading boxing experts. He WAS e
years old and Is survived by
widow and one child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
BY LEO II. LASSEN

DUSS PIERCE. the human
N Stat of San Diego, CAL,
may be brought North to
fight the winner of the Tod
Morgan-Danny Nunes fight,
which headlines Tuesdays
smoker at the Crystal Pool,
providing the winner will con-
sent to meet the California
string bean.
Pierce. altho over six feet in
height, is a legitimate feather
weight. Dick Sharp, local box
ing manager, claims that
Pierce weighed only 12S
pounds the night he fought a
draw with Dode Bercot, the
latter weighing around 140.
Pierce's official weight that
night was announced rs 1873
pounds.
The san Diego boy was great hit
here because he can really fight. and
he carries a load OF dynamite In that
right hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
AVERAGES SHOW
BHAZii.L'S WORTH

While the averages don't mean
everything they certainly show a 10,
TO the student OF baseball.
For instance. Il is no Hocret that
Frank BRAZIL. Portland third.saelxar.
has ono OF the poorest throwing arms
In the minors. and yet do you know
That this same scrappy bail player
led the coas, league In the number
OF chances handled by d third base
man In 1892
It's fact. and that's what counts
even II no didn't lead the Circuit; In
the percentage Of errors made. He's
a hustler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
SKI JUMPERS
TO PERFORM
IN ILLINOIS

AiusY. Tit, Jan. a. Nationally
" known ski jumpers will compete
hero January 20 at the annual in.
iernationni skiing tournament. Tne
Norge Ski club win have charge OF
tho events. Workmcn have com.
menecd hauling snow and expect 10
have the incline in readiness next
week
Four men win represent the club
In the Olympic ,ryouts at Minnoapo.
lis next sunday They are Harry
Leinc. OF Norway: Einor Jensen. Carl
Normand and Sig stedt. all consid.
cred first class jumpers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
SASKATOON
WINS GAME
AT REGINA

ID EGINA, Sask., Jan. 4.-The
IL Saskatoon cresccnts increased
IFS lead In the Western Canada
Hockey league race hero last night
by defeating Regina, TO Q. Cook
made the lone score OF the con.
test.
Despite the fact that the Their.
momcter registered 20 below zero.
5000 fans witnessed the contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
Mike Collins Has
Classy Stable

Mike Collins. the famous st. Paul
boxing impressario. has one OF the
best boxing stables In the country
at the present time. Collins Is han.
ding Jim Delaney, lightheayywelght:
Johnny oDonnell, lightweight. and
Stewart Mclean. bantamweisht. The
three Of them have been big winners
in California and MS Collins n a real
big league manager no may have
three worlds champions in the max.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
MAPLE LEAF
TEAM PLAYS
COLLEGIANS

TUE University Of Warrington
Il. hockey team viii cIsdoaSor 10
bring TO halt tho lis, OF consecutive
victories rung up By the Maple Lear
puck aggregation in tho Amateur
Hockey league game Mt the Arena to.
night.
Tho Maple Leafs VIII enter The
game without two crack siara in the
lineup. hun cavhnaush and George
Hamm will be missing. both having
departed for Canada.
The Hunkics have yet 20 break in,
10 the win column. but tho eolisgIans
have moro powerful lineup than
they have presented on previous oc.
casiohs. and 1, IL considered likely
that they might turn tho trick 10.
night.
Tho game. which starts AZ 7:3o
o'clock sharp. Ia expected 10 be wit.
messed by a large crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04

Fighting
Tonight

EVERYTHING IL set for sonight's
~ amateur card az Austin 4 Salts
gym. Bud Borcot will box Young
George Dixon IN tho main even OF
four rounds. Dixon. promising
young colorcd battler. thinks that he
has an excellent chance 10 beat Der
cot, lie Ia flashy younEster and
has been working hard for. his tllt
with Bercot. Bud has been going
like a young cyclone OF late. scoring
ak straight knockouts in n row.
Dixon has had quite u bit OF ex.
pcrienee. altho he has never com.
poted in a smoker AZ Austin & Salts.
Frankie Green has been coaching
Dixon and lookh for his proteRe to
Hive q good account OF himself to.
night.
Lonnie Austin has a tentative 10.
bou, card arranged for tonight which
viii bring together tho bes, OF the
amateurs who have appeared on re-
cent bills. one OF the best scraps on
tho bill IL looked for in tho iilt be.
tween Allen Day and Louis Blanche.
pair OF willing young Isi.ponnd.
eH. Both OF these boys have won
scraps In recent amateur cards and
arc out 10 make good.
Among tho others who win com
pete tonight are Cane Carrie. Biil
Kerr. George Ishil. hob James. Alex
weginn. William High. bud iIedmsn.
KID Wright. Charles wenaia. Charley
Mathews and Clarence Francis
rho card viii get under way at
sac o'clock, The last show. two
weeks ago. drew a capacity house
and standing room was at premium
shortly after the doors opened. II
is case Of first come. first served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
MORGAN and BRITT GO TO DRAW in SCRAP AT TAC0Ml
Tex Richard Stands Alone When It
Comes to This Promoting Business


with amounting $95505667
of
n a gate.
80 Dempsey and Jess Willard s4se $40 Willard and 1890
Johnson, S20,7l5 Bill Brennan,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
Bercot VIII Change
His STYLE

Dode Bercot. who has done most
Of hts fighting IA Lew Tender.
with his right hand and foot cx.
tended. is going to change around
and fight In orthodox fashion In the
future.
This from LonnIe Austin. his man.
aser.
'Bercot hits better with his right
hand and he viii get more power by
counterIng with this hand instead OF
leading with Il. In his coming fish,
with Johnny Jordan in Tacoma am
planning 90 have him changes his
style. He Knocked Ted Krache dead
with his right hand and most OF his
heavy punching has been done with
that mitt."
II win DO interesting to see how
The experiment works out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
Nets Play
Islanders
in North

EtAcING their third game In four
i days. tho Seattle Metropolitan
were trying 20 make Il three straight
victories In their game with tho Vic
torians at tho Island City tonight.
After taking eight straight beat
ings tho Nets seem 60 have found
themselves again. beating Vancouver
and Victoria on successive days.
Jack Walker has proved 10 be the
spark plug OF tho team those days.
and his ailnround performances have
been the big features OF the Nets
PLAYING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
Mack Is Terrific
Puncher, Says Ward

when Freddie Mack hit me on
The side OF the head in the first round
OF our fight last week IL was tho
hardest punch had ever taken in
my long experience In the ring," says
Bobby Ward.
But I hardly think that Mack win
ever get very far because he can't
take EN- ard he's easy 10 hit. He
led at me with a right.hand punch
IN that second round and his chin
was as big target as you could have
asked for. simply shot over my
right hand for the head after he had
led at me and missed and he fell like
log. I knew when landed that ne
could never set up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
Local Boz
Has Shade
Over RiUul
However, Tod Suffers /,
Bad Night and Was De.
cidedly Off Old Colo,
BY LEO II. LASsEN

ITIACoMA. Jan. zr--Dtho he shals
L Chico chee Britt, Tod Morn,
Coast fcathcrweight champion. Va,
decidedly Off color In their aixrouv
bout here last night, and Refer.
Hartnett called their mill a draw.
Britt started out well. winning u,
second and third rounds By shu,
but then he crawisd into his hi
and held on. laying all over Moran
in tho clinehes during the rest d
tho fight.
Morgan was al his best IN Il,
fourth and fifth rounds. which i,
won handy. punching well w.a
his right hand. The sixth roup
went 10 Morgan by q shade, IT.,
champion outpunehing Britt IN d,
clinches.
Morgan did not show his aeon.
toned speed and he didn't d
enough punching. II looked az ths
he might be saving himself for Ii
tough battle with Danny Nuns
coming up in Seattle Tuesday.
Tho first round was tame, via
neither man doing any damag.
Britt carried the fight In the ss
and and did what little Eighth,
there was. The same went for Il.
next round.
For the first time Morgan opsng
up in the fourth round and sunk h,
right hand nicely 10 tho body an
tho head several times.
Morgan did most OF the punchinr
In the nth round. his right axsia
bothering Britt. who was thru In
the evening.
In tho sixth round Britt ciinchs
continuously. and most OF the -,
sion was confined TO infighdng, No,
gan having decided edge.
There were few or no thrills b
the contest.
Len Malody. the Wyoming fea,k
erweight. gave Sammy Gordon /,
nice pasting In tho siI.round SEM
windup. Gordon made couple q
wild rallies. but for most OF Il.
time he WIS catching Malodyi
punches.
Ray Tingley had Frank Ches.oct
out on his feet in the fourth round
but the Camp Lewis welterwelgh:
couldn't stow the rugged Bremertoa
boy away. Cheslock took an earl;
lead. winning tho first two rounds
Tingley came back. and by SON.
stun punching won the last tws
rounds and the verdict.
Jimmy Smith. Tacoms bantam
knocked Billy Quilter. Seattle boy.
down several times. and raising hi
hand at the end OF four rounds was
a mere formaiity.
Stanley Willis did the pitching
and Swede Anderson did the catch.
ing In the four.round welterweighi
opener.
II was ennunced Johnny Jordan
and Dode Bercot win fight the six.
round windup here next Thursday
and Joe simonich and Ted Kra
che win headline the card two weeks
hence.
George Shanklin staged las:
nights card for the Eagles and jui.
fair house attended.
Morgan expects 20 be in Sea,.ls
today. where he viii do some lighi
work In preparation for his bVr
with Nunes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
HuGIiIE HIGH
MOI THRU YET

lfushie High has passed from the
Coast league. going 10 the Columbus
club OF the Americas association,
The speedy little fellow IL veteran
In the point OF service. but he isn't
thru ye, BY long sho,
High hi around $40 for Vernon
last year and played his usual bril-.
liant bali
But Bill Esslek IL rebuilding his
team completely and he thought that
"a change would do both High and
the club good.
II will be long time before Sc.
attic fans forget acme Of the classy
fielding duels that High used 10 put
ON hero with Billy Lane. tho two de.
mon ny hounds staging some fine
fielding in that long left garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
BIG GAME GETS
COACH NEW JOB

Leo Novak. coach OF the cetr
Rapids high school football teAH
which made such n sensational shcT
ing in n post-season game with ih
famous Scott high team OF Tolsda
Ohio. has been offered the coaehini
position with Hamllne university q
st. Paul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
PORTLANDERS
SIGN PHENOM

A young catcher named Les Coch.
rane' who caught FOR Dover last sen.
son. has been signed by the Portland
Beavers. Thirteen big league clubs
put In a draft Tor his services, which
speaks highly OF his ability. He was
signed in the East by Scout Tom
Turner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
NEW SPEEDWAY
is READY SOON

The new Ascot speedway the latest
thing in motor tracks. will be opened
in Los Angeles January 6. A 50.foot
horse track runs on tho inside of the
60.foot motor speedway and insures
u wide safety apron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
Word of Honor
Means Nothing

HERES a new golf stcu
IL passed along as a present
for all "glofing men" Bop0,
Jones, says It really happens
once In Atlanta.
AS the story goes, two ancien.
and Southern foemen were ~
square coming TO the home ho.'
A stable wager was on 'n'
match. Old Man Smith dros'
first. and straight down the iaiI
way. Old Man Brown got m0.'
distance, but found the rousn
Smith played the odd, and ,he'
the following dialogue ensued
SmIth-Just a minute, Brown
I think you moved your bah
Brown dndignantlyl--I did nv
/ didn't improve the lie In aN
way.
Smlth-wiu you swear on yV..
word OF honor as a gentiel
that you didn't move that pau
Brownies. Certainly | WIZ
Smith Nestilyl-All right 'n'D
Say ~ Say 81
Brown-On my word OF nO.s
as gentleman, l did not in''
my ball.
Smith lto Browns ragged nes,
caddyl-Caddy. did Mr.. b'''
move his ball2 ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
Bercot Now Weighs
143 Pounds

Austin, by the way. announces that
Bercot's weight Is now l45 pounds.
which entirely eliminates him from
the lightweight division In tho future
and he must stick to fighting welter.
weights.
II he gets over Jordan. as he
should. Bercot will be plttsd against
Bobby Harper in the near future
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
EVANS FREED
BY u. S. JUDGE

Chick Evans, famous golfer. has
been discharged by Federal Judge
James II. WIllSerson in Chicago from
all debts recently scheduled by him
In bankruptcy petition In which he
listed his Liabilities at s262, 900 and his
assets at 1872. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
STRIBLING is
KAYO WINNER

FORT BRAGG. n. G.. Jan. A.
Young striblins. Georgia light
heavyweight, stopped Kid Numbers.
Fort BnxE soldier champion. in
the fourth round. s,riblinR had
agreed TO do II in eight rounds.
II was his ninth straight victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
GRIDIRON STAR
NOW BENEDICT

FAfRMoNT. w. Va. Jan. 49,
George Hin. baekfleld star on the
Unlssmity OF wosi Virginia foot.
ball team. was married here yea.
terday 10 Mis- Margaret Barnes.
teacher in the Rivcsvlllo school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04

Victorious in the recent national
handicap squash tournament held at
the Yale club in New York. Tom
Coward demonstrated that ho IN
again at the top OF his form. In
winning the handicap event. Coward
scored triumph over Earl Fink.
present holder Of the national anna.
tsur title. Two years ago Coward
was the high ranking squash player
in this country. On the form he
showed during the recent tournament
he II again entitled 90 that rating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
FITTERY MAY
co IN TRADE

SACRAMENTO. Jan. s..-T'kern Is
a deal pending in which Paul Tit
tery, Sacramento pitcher. would be
traded 10 the 81. Paul American
Association club for player from
that organization. Lew Morclng
the president OF the local club an.
nounecd yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
FIRPO TO GET
ABOUT $4,000

BUENos AIRES. Jan. 4.--Luls
Angel Frpo, Soutai American
heavyweight champion. will get
100000 pesos about sTO.oOo) for
fighting Farmer Lodge, American
heavyweight, here on February TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
EARL FRANCE
ON BIG TRIP

Earl France, California llshtwclsh+
Is now on the Pacific ocean en- rou.i
for Australia, where he has fghl
lined up, all for the 2o-round rouii
France fe@shs:. here cree. draxits
with Earl Baird in a four.round figat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
Green Lake and Varsity
FiUes Win Opening Tits

THE Green Lake Methodist Eplsco-
l. pal church and washington In.
dependents basketball teams won the
two opening games OF the Gu Bias.
ketball league last night az the unl-
ycrElty gym.
Tho Green Lake five had an easy
time with the Fonda Glove co. quin.
ict, grabbing The TIKI by a 40 10 81
score. chot Duet. former Lincoln
high school performer, was the star
Of the game. with IS points to his
credit. Owe Jensen also played a
good game. making IA points.
Johnny Mayer was high poln. man
for tho losers, ringing up nino tai.
lies. Gordon Greene made seven
points. white Jim Rice made five.
LINEuPs AND SUMMARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
COLONEL STAR
HAS WEAK Arm

Earl Coombs, the sensational Louis
vile American association outtields
who is said 10 DO sought by the Nsv
York Americans. Is said TO Be 1
tricky man with the stick. but thf
his throwing arm isn't anything T.
brag about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
CARL MAYS is
REDS PROPERTY

CHICAGO. Jan. t.--TraAsfcr OF
Carl Mays. veteran underhand
twlrier. from the New York Yanks
10 tho Cincinnati Reds was ap.
proved BY Commissioner Lands. Il
was announced today, and Mays
goes 20 Cincinnati.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04

As many tourists as ever are going
South this winter, not so much to
escape the cold as to get away from
the heat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
SIS s

or course Paddock win be per.
mittcd 10 compete in the olympiad.
Not that his record may be
perfectly clean, but becauso he is n
great box office attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
IT'S EyInENr

Firpo denies he will pay Jim JEFF
fries $4,000 10 train him. The
good senior may need trainer, but
It is obvious he doesn't need n guard.
inn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
ARE YOU PREPARED

The chief requisites OF one who
frequents winter resorts are pair
Of white flannel trousers and long
black cigaret holder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
INFORM HIM

Tho papers announce Babe Ruth
Is ON big game hunt. But
doesn't he know all the big games
are over7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
DUNDEE VS.. MCBRIDE

CHICAGO. Jan. Mike Dundee.
Rock Island flash. meets Stanley
Mcbride in 10 rounds here to.
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-04
COuLnN,T RE WORSE

The wife OF zbyszko charges him
with cruelty. Tho suspicion exists
that he compelled her 20 watch him
wreFtle.