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WE buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
 cash. Phone 1881. 2116 2d. 1-20-tt
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TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
 Main 100 S-S-t1
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FIRST mortgages on improved real es- tate for sale, netting investors per
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 Investment Go. Phone Main s2S. 2lO9
 2d ave. north. 6-3-4t-thu-sa mo we
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
SIX SAILERS
TO RACE FOR
new TROPHY

Six OF the best sailing yawls OF
the Seattle Yacht club will skim
over the ruffled surface OF Elliott
bay and Puget sound Saturday aft
crnoon. In the first race for the
new Ehrlich-Harrison perpetual tro-
ply cup. The course reaches from
the Yacht club mooring. around Hat
Island, opposite Everett. and re-
turn.
The captains and crews OF the
competing boats are keen to defeat
the Ortona, Capt John Graham.
which recently returned from San
Francisco with cups won at the ex-
position. Rivalry il intense and
considerable private wagering is GO
ing on, Ills said.
As a stif southerly and westerly
breeze In expected. OF from rs TO rs
miles per, a pretty race is anticipat-
ed.
The boats entered are: Yawis
Ortona. Capt John Graham: Aquil-
la. Capt. Rohlfs: Bonita. Capt z. II.
Hutchinson: HelYita. Capt. c. ID.
Meyer; Gsendolyn H., Capt r. z.
Mcdonnell. and sloop Petrol. Capt
+. {. Hellenthal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
GARDNER BUSTS
UP GOLF TRUST;
NOW BIG FOUR

Bob Gardner has busted up
the golf trust.
His victory In the national
amateur championship tourney
at Detroit puts him on an
equal footing with Jerry Trav-
ers. Chick Evans and Francis
Ouimet.
This trio has formed the
big three" In amateur ranks
for several years, and when
the Detroit tourney opened
there didn't seem to be a
chance that any one would
step in ahead OF these three
and cop the title.
But Gardner did, and now
It's the big four" instead OF
the big three"
On the form he showed
there In every reason 10 be-
lieye Gardner will hold his
place along with Travers, Out
met and Evans for some time
to come.
Gardner won the title back
In 1909 when he was In his
teens. lie then was hailed as
a fluke champion. ono who
never would come back.
II took him six years TO do Il.
but the masterful way in which
he disposed OF HIS rivals at
Detroit. swept aside all doubt
about him being n regular
champion this time.
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MoLLiE FoRoETs TO TELL Me
HIS NAME
Copyright. 1915. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Assoelstlonl

I certainly think Mollle Is the
queerest girl This morning re
ceived perfectly wonderful letter
from her telling me her beautiful
love story and.I have read II thru
twice. and. for the life % me.
cannot tell which one % the three
she Ia going to marry.
Here Is the letter. little book.
wonder II you can tell from II
which one IL In.
Il am here IN my little room
Margie dear. and its four walls are
Just bursting with my happiness
Margie-dear. dear Margie. ! am ia
love-in love again. You know
when was at your house the other
day I was not at all sure whether
4 would marry Chad. Jim or Pat
Tonight | sit here and wonder how
/ could have been so blind. There
Is only one man in this teemins
world this moment-only one man
10 whom my soul goes out in almost
sitting love As | write. dear. ms
breath comes quick and my heart
Ia beating 20 fast that ! can see my
nightdress fluttering above a.
Il have come into my room, dear
and am ready for bed. but cannot
sleep, for the whole earth n fairly
rocking on its old WORKOUT axis and
dancing TO the song OF love.
Isn't II queer how sane we are
when We talk about loving until ~
love-then the universe resolves
itself into the clasp Of elinginl
hands, the touch OF caresslng lips
the sound Of sweet words.
"Margie. ! have never thought
that any man could paint life n
such wonderful colora a. did tbs
dear man who left mo but an hour
ago.
Life with him is going 10 near
more than just living for two sci
fish selves.
THE world ~ going 70 be a bot
ter world because we two people
love each other. He said that
should have plenty OF time and al
the help wanted 10 carry out my
individual ideas
81 don't want you 10 be a part OF
me. dear heart he said. = want
you to be yourself--tbe you that
love--the you that 20 me IL tho
sweetest woman in all the world
the woman that is irresistible ths
woman who Is the one woman on
earth
"'You won't want to make me-
all over into something else after
we are married. ! asked. Most
men do. you know
Certainly mott Why. child. you
strike mo as being the only per
feet thing I have seen IN all my
long life.
Right here, little hook. thought
she was talking about Jim Edie
for he was tho oldest one OF the
men who were in love with her
and IL really sounded like his IN
selfish way Of regarding a woman
but the next sentence made mo
think she was talking Of Pat. for
/ knew how Pat admired her work
on the paper.
DO you know. dear Margie. he
said that he could not conceive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
STARS
PLAY SUNDAY

The Seattle Labor Union base
ball team Will meet the Felix club
baseball team Sunday at Dugdale
field. The Felix club claims the
city championship. having won -
out OF 2s starts The Trade Union
team is picked from teams that
took part In the Trades Union
league schedule.
The Union men will lineup like
this: LAID. c.: Rose. D.: HanseI
p; Knapp. h.: Smith. q >
stephens, SIS: Larkins and Holh I'd.
30. and H.; Merryfield. CT: Qoyd.
r.
Felix announces the following.
cambridge. SIS: Pickens. cf.: Null
rey. H.; Molloy. If: KuIman. c..
Wright %; BEEN. 3D.: GIL. 1b-i
Hayes and stolting. D.; Hapmar.
utility.
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BIG SERIES
WILL START
FRIDAY next
~ GEORGE n. HOLMES

~ - WINE We
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The
battle limos are drawn. The
Phllllss and Red sos meet In
mighty combat Friday. Oct g.
only elk days more--at Phlls.
delphla. with the worlds cham.
plonshlp at stake. The second
game. on the 9th, will be In tho
Quaker city also. with the third
and fourth AZ Boston on the
18th and 18th.
II a NTH IL necessary to decide
the series. Il will be In Phiiadel.
phia. Should the series run 10 sir
games. IL will be IN the Hub. Should
the struggle stu be unsettled. n
toss OF coin will decide tho city
for the seventh battle In the event
any game Ia postponed. the teams
will remain where they are until Il
IL played. The National commits.
sion today settled the momentous
question OF location by the toss of
coin. Owner Lannin OF the Red
Sox called tails aA the coin spun
thru the air and came down heads
up.
All that IL now necessary 10 good
weather.
The umpires for the National
league will be Charles Rigler and
Biil Klein. while for the Americans,
Hill Evans and silk OLoughlin
will officlate. Taylor Sphinx OF st
Louis will be official scorer and
tho baseball writer's OF Philadelphia
and Boston will select two others.
The coat OF the coveted paste
boards viii range from 81 TO s5-
tho former for general admission.
the latter for box seats. with a 81
rate for reserved seats in the
grandstand and g. for the bleachers
Aitho the rhillies favored open.
Ing the series Saturday. with a
chance OF Grover Cleveland Alex.
ander pitching again on Monday
after an oversunday rest. Pr~ai.
dent Tcner OF tho National league
suggested Friday. and President
Johnson 81 the American league
agreed.
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LOVE IS ONLY GUIDE

A woman never loves but once
IA Moliie loved Chadwick. He IL
her ideal--hsr soul mate Either
OF tho other two might make q bet
ter husband for You or me. but not
for Moilie. There would be Just
one thing lacking; viz. Mollie'a
best love. For she could never
quite forget the spell OF Chadwicks
fascination for her.
She might find a sort OF prosaio
conteutment--evcn moderate hap
plness with Pat Sullivan or Jim
Edie: but not the long life OF sub
dued Joy. the glad sacrifice. that
would render life with Chadwick
beautiful
II she marries either OF the 9th
'ers she will be apt TO accept his
devotion as a matter OF fact. with
out really approaching II. II there
IL any selflshness In her disposi-
ton. a marriage with either Jim or
Pat would be apt to cause II to
thrive and grow. at the expense OF
true happiness. MRS. Il. u. o.
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righthanded. he was without a
catcher batting lefthanded.
Five left.hand batters was the
most stailings could send into a
fray. Manager Carrigan. OF the
Red Sox. can go two better. John
McGraw used 60 shift HIS players,
too. against the different kinds OF
pitching. but he was never able To
send seven left.handed batters into
world series game,
The Red Sox. then. have some.
thing no other club ever had In a
world series. an array of left.hand
hitiers who would give any right.
hand pitcher trouble Added 10
this advantage for the Sox. Is the
fact that the Phils have not sin
gle left.hand pitcher capable OF
giving the American lcaguern a
battle.
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PICKS jim; IRISH
HAVE HOT TENPER RS

am in favor OF Jim Eide, tho
some OF his traits are not "a good
as they might be.
Mollie Is a lovable girl. and as
the two lived together they would
become more fond OF each other
Jim Edie would soon change his
mind about life and love.
greatly sympathize with Pat
Sullivan and Chadwick Hatton. The
Irish have hot tcmpers, and Mollie
and Pat would likely never get
along together. Mollie says that
her passion for Chadwick has died
out, and MollIe In not the kind OF
girl to marry for money.
am but y years old. but think
that Jim Eide will get Mollie. II
anybody does
EDRIE FADDEN,
Monroe, Wash.
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q TOOTH
i AXIS
by EDWIN J. BROWN
ID. ID. y.
sesttIe's Leading
Dentist
5o3 TO us First Ave-.
Union and Washington
Blocks.
The Largest Dental Of
flee In the World.
Initiated by Many,
Equalcd by None.

When the time arrives for YOU e
wear artificial dentures pilates or
false teeth, you want REAL DEN
list who Is prosthetic specialist.
with knowledge gained by years a
experience which Is the kind OF serX
vice and care you receive from NV
prosthetic department. which is in
charge OF a specialist who has spe-
claliEed on making artificial teeth.
Come in and have set guaranteed
to fit or money refunded
In my crown and bridge departs
ment allow only Dentists who have
attained the highest standing in the
dental PROFESSION. This is an era OF
achievement, and / lay claim TO bc.
ing the only Dentist i'm Seattle who
makes sanitary prophylactic ~r,dse-
work, or hridRework that rs self
cleansing and that can he kept clean.
A PERFECT SET or TEETH.
can take mouth with badly
broken down teeth and. by removing
those that are not worth saving. +
can crown, bridge and FIJI those re-
naming and give you a perfect set
OF teeth at the lowest price ever
given on high grade Dental work.
because | have the modern eouin-
ization to do Il with why taxa
chances with young chaps when YOU
can have the services of tho hase
Dental specialists In the world fe-
the same. or less prlceT Cali ON
them all and then see me about your
Dental work.
EDWIN }. brown, u. u. ~,
Seattle's Loading Dentist.
open evenings until and sun
DAVIS until for people who work.
Phone Main 364o.
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Radsmachcr. coach at Idaho,
could not have had anything to do
with tho scheduling OF game with
Montana for as early date as DC
tober 2. II he did. he drops to a
point near zero In the estimation Of
foot ball men. Montana gathered to-
gethsr a team OF giants last season.
and they have added more mon this
fall, including sam Cook. veteran
guard at Oregon. The Monianans,
coached b. Jerry Nilsson. former as
slstant coach AZ W. 5. c.. are so
hccfy a puny little runt like Hap MI
ler would be too small for the back
field. and az Tor Joe Harer. he
would be too light for water carrier.
~ Rademacher does not know these
things. he will have them firmly en-.
bedded In his mind after digging his
pruteges out OF the turf At Missoula
Whitman plays Multnomah AZ
walla Waila, October 2. and some
comparison between Borleskes mon
and the giadiators coached by Hugo
Rcxdek. who fell before the Winged
" a week ago. rs 10 :. may be Oh
tanned. The Missionaries are heav.
Ter than year ago and should be
better coached.
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~ BROWN HOLMES

The Boston Red Sox use a sys
tenn Of helping their base runners
that IN one OF tho finest bits of IN.
side baseball ever pulled.
When a Sos runner 10 on
first base and a steal 10 plan.
ned. the batter stands ss far
back ss possible In the batter's
boz. That forces the opposing
catcher back away from the
plate and iensthens the dis
lance the ball has TO travel
from the catcher TO second
base.
The batter'a box IN six feet in
length. and II 10 three feet from the
center OF the plato 10 the back end
OF the box. The batter then. by
standing away back. forces the
catcher 20 throw three feet farther
than n the batter stood even with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02

as young a girl as Mollie.
think she viii hesitate long be
fore giving up Chadwick Hstton,
for she felt herself truly in love
with him at one time. ! am afraid
he Is too temperamental and has
been married before. which puts
him 10 one side. Pat Sullivan has
the highest score. IL honest, loyal
and sincere.
MRS. A. c. ROBINSON.
535 North 73rd Ave.
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0y8f utOFt NfNtrF WIZ tHEUt Wv
erai weeks with the world series
eontsroers 81 the American and Ma.
tioral leagues TO Get the Inside"
cope.
One Of the things that gives the
Boston Red Sox an edge on the Phil,
adelphia Nationals In world series
play. IL tina, the PILLS viii have TO
depend on righthAnd pitching and
the Red Sox can put a great left.
handed ball club on the field.
The best way 90 combat right.
hand pitching II TO send left.hand
hatters against a. The pills have
two southpaws. Rixey and Baum
gartner. but neither Is hardly
worthy % world series work. 80 Il
win be up 90 Alexander. Mayer. De
maree. Chalmers and MeQnlllen.
IN. righthanders.
Against these normal chuck.
ers the Red Sox has seven LET,
hand batters. making the team
unusually well fitted for attack
without weakening the club IN
any sense for defensive play.
- Two Of the regular Sox outfiela-
ere. Speaker ard Hooper. are left.
handlers. The other gardener. Duffy
Lewis. could be replaced by Olaf
Hsnriksen. a ieft-hRnder. giving
the scx complete outfieid % off.
side batters.
PITCHERS CAN AIT
Dick Hoblitxei and Larry Gard.
ner. OF the intield. hit left.hAnded
and Manager CarriKan could use a
left-handef battery. sending Joe
Thomas behind the bat and either
Leonard. Ruth or Collins. south.
paws. 90 the box. Leonard and
Ruth. BY the way. are two % the
best hitting pitchers on We circuit
The ability OF the Sox 20 so into
q game with seven OF their nine
players hitting from the left.hAnd
side OF tho plate means for Grover
Alexander. the main box hope Of
the Phlis. the greatest test of his
career.
There has not been a time
this season when Alexander
has had 10 face seven left.hAnd.
ers in one lineup. and II IL not
often seven lefthanders can be
massed together with as much
hitting power as Hooper.
Speaker. Henriksen. Hobby.
Gardner. Thomas and Leonard
or Ruth give the Sox
This arrangement would not
weaken the defensive play OF the
Sou. because six OF the off-side hit
ters have been doing regular work
for the Sox all season. The only
extra man this shin would bring
into the lineup IL Henriksen. ard
the sox would not suffer there. for
the little swede IL corkirg good
fielder.
Henrfksen u not IN the game ev-
cry day as a regular because he IL a
valuable man TO have on the bench.
where he can be put into the game
when needed most. His biggest
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COAST LEAGUE
UNDERSTANDS PAT

| think that Mollie should marry
Sullivan. because he has given up
one girl. trying 10 make both the
girl and his lifelong pal happy. and
intends TO DO the same again. Tha,
shows what true love is.
She has worked in the same Of
flee with him and understands HIS
business thoroly. and at that rate
would make him a good helpmate
o. r. c..
lssaquah.
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cision goes 90 the runner I'M
der the Red Sox system.
Dick Hoblitzei. Sox first base.
man. IL especially good at driving
catchers back from the plate as he
has trained himself 10 hit from
that position. Hobby takes big
swing and holds his bat at arm
length. Opposing catchers make
sure 10 get back beyond the reach
OF his war club.
Hobby IL in good place 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
INVITE CHAMPIONS
TO PACIFIC COAST

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2.-Bnl
LANCE. the famous former football
player. ief. here today for the East,
to confer with Gov. Tener of the
National league and other baseball
officials regarding bringing the
worlds champions 10 San Francisco
for n series OF games. II Ia under.
stood Tener has promised he will
give his full support TO the proposed
trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
PAT Or PLOTS SPOILED

II Mollie does not marry Pat Sui
Ivan she will spoil the plot OF this
splendid story running thru Mar
gie's Confessions" for the author
has been building counterpart
one for the other. in these two low
able people. ever since she intro
duced them.
MRS. BLANCHE KNIGHT.
Monroe. Wash.
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CHAD AND "plvlNE PASSION"

Mollle should marry Chadwick
Hatton. like him best OF the
three. and think him more capable
OF a divine passion.
MY second reason Is Mollie's
great love for Chadwick while his
wife was still alive. She was viii.
ing TO cast relatives, friends, every.
thing near and dear aside for the
man she loves. and now that Mr.
Hatton f. free 10 make her his legal
and respected wife. why should she
have changed her mind In so short
time. unless she is very tickle?
MRS. p, 1905 Washington ST.
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THE MAN SHE LOVES

In answer as to whom Mollie
should marry:
A good many people have written
and have made a choice for her. but
as n matter OF fact, they were
choosing the one they would marry.
Mollie should marry the one she
loves. All three are eligible.
MRS. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
OREGON ACGIES
VS.. WILLAMETTE

CORVALLIS. Oct 2--The Oregon
Asgies arc ready for tho game with
the willamette University eleven
today. Tho field was heavy and
rain was falling Despite reports
that wiilsmctte's backficid is Grip
pied. the Farmers expect a hard
game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
COAST LEAGUE
DRAFTS CLOSE

There II now no possibility OF
Coast league clubs taking men
from the Northwest league. The
Los Angeles club filed three drafts.
while the Salt Lake management
filed tao. but not for players In
this circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
WATCH hoBl.1TZEL

iris Speaker. the best sos
batter and a lefthsnder. siams
the ball into right field oeea.
slonsily. but 10 left field hit.
ter. Dick Hohlitrei 10 the only
lef,.hand hitter on the sos
team VINO hits most Of HE balls
hard Into right field.
so. n Il happens that the games
are played on small field. the
whole series VIII have 10 BE- fig
ured on different basis than II
regular SIZED parks are used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
new MEN ON
OREGON TEAM

Oregon university will have a
good team in the conference cham.
pionship race this season. The
probable first team lineup will be
Cossman. center. Snyder. left
guard. Beckett. left tackle. Bart.
lett or Mitchell. left end. Cawicy
right guard. Ensley. right tackle /.
Riaiey. right end. Monteith. guar,
,erback. Bigbee, Huntington. Hois
lngton. right half. Hosklns. full
back.
Most OF these men are under.
classmen
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tho middle OF the plate.

tho middle OF the plate.
Three feet does no, sound like a
great deal. but II means ball games
in these days OF split second base
ball
There are more close plays
at second base than any other
base except frat. and in many
the runner or baseman gets
the umpireS decision by frae.
ton of second In these frac.
tional second plays. the de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
MICHIGAN MAN TALKS

The principal speaker a, IN. Sat
urdAy noon luncheon OF the Kins
County Democratic club. AZ Good
Eats cafeteria. was John r, Kin
mana. OF Bay City. Mich. chairman
Of that states industrial Insurance
commission.
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JIM roo OLD
D. NJ. Nice

Whom will Mollie marry f. quite
a difficult question 20 answer. as
all three OF her suitors are favor.
able. After considerable thought I
have come TO the conclusion that
Pat Sullivan win be the lucky one.
In my opinion he would make her
tho best hunband Of the three in
question. Jim Edie r. too old. for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
NICkALLS BACK

Guy Nickalls. professional row
ing coach at Yale. who left after
the Thames regatta for England
with the announcement that he
would enlist In the British army
has written Captain Seth Low. jr,
OF his intention to resume coach
ing this fall.
The Yale crew plans a rnce OF
two in November. which sets =
precedent in that branch OF inter
collegiate activity.
Vivian Nickalls. coach nj Penn
sylvania, went TO England this
summer with his brother,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
WHITMAN HAS
A STRONG FOE

WALi.A WALLA. Oct. 2-The
Mulinomah club. OF Portland. and
Whitman college clash on the local
Eridlron this afternoon. The club
sterr have the advantage In weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
u. S. G. ELEVEN
HAS MUCH BEEF

Ralph Glaze. Southern California
football coach. will have football
team weighing 10 pounds az an
average. no has announced. Tho
line averages 1854 from end TO end
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duty this season has been as pinch
hitter.
WOULD BOTHER ALEC
Even the great Alexander would
start az a handicap against such an
array OF left-hand batters. The
other Phllly righthanders are not
nearly so good as Grover, so their
task would be even greater.
When the Braves got into the
world series last season. Manager
Stallings was able 60 shift his club
against left and rlghthand pitch.
Ing. using different set OF out.
fielders against the different
brands OF hurling. but even he was
unable 90 get seven left.hand bat.
ters into the game lie had three
right hand hsttcra on the infield.
Evers. Maranyille and Deal. and.
with Gowdy aud Whaling hitting
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WHOM WILL MOLLIE MARRY7

union 10 removed by the death OF
his wife. tho old love will be re-
kindled. They will marry and be
happy ever after She only thinks
she loves Pat. because he has been
good and Find to her.
ID. NJ. Nice.
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CHAD HER FIRST LOVE

Mollie should marry Chadwick
Hatton. and as an honorable. up
right girl, ! think she will. lie was
her first love. and both the others
know that. In fact. she made love
to him herself and was willing TO
go away with him. even II he was n
married man.
When she sees him again and
finds out that the obstacle to their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02
STRAIGHT STUFF
BY the Spor ting

High University OF Washington football teams
games today BY simply not In
High school the Ballard Me-
resembling victory and the uts
~orkous for the favorItes