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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

lures syndicate, Incorporated.
before. recalled with joy that the
four yards of ribbon had been reduced
from two dollars the yard to three
dollars for the entire remnant, and
| was gaily calculating that judiciouS
cutting might permit me TO put n
border of the ribbon all around the
bottom of the SmOck. | went all the
way through my ribbon and silk box
before | realized that the brocadcd
ribbon had been wrapped in its orig
inal gray envelope and lying on the
top of the box.
why, where is it, | asked.
| looked again. | turned my lace
box upside down, though there was
no reason to suppose that the con-
tents OF the ribbon box had walked
across the closet shelf and into the
lace box. Then | got up ON chair
and searched the corners of the shelf.
No sign of the grccn-and-gold brocad-
cd ribbon with its simmer of rose.
/ drew my browS close in in an
noyed wonder. Then | felt my lips
set grim and tight with purpose. |
ranSackcd the closet in which | store
things for future reference" | went
through my bureau. ] examined my
big chest of drawers. | hOuSC-clCancd
every nook and corner of my room.
But tho grCpn-and-gold brocaded rib
bon added itself to the purple neck
Crchicf and both had to be reported
missing"
A trick of memory brought wildly
before me vision Of Arlcttc Nallcau
In, t,p frp igh ma al A.
her look so much like a dryad.
ut was chccsCcloth :" | told myself
sadly. Dyed chCcsecloth. | am sure
of it. Suppose. Anne Harrison, you
were the big. dull. Stolid sister Of the
beautiful young wisp of girlhoOd like
Arlcttc. Suppose you saw her work
ing in an artists home. Suppose YOU
went to work for careless woman
who had a lot of remnants of silk and
lace RtOwcd about. Isn't it just pos
Sible that if YOU were unframed, un'
educated. IMMERSED in the world and
desperately eager to keep your LITTLE
sister depending on vOu-isn't it just
possible that you'd forget the law OI
mine and thine and fitch n triflc thai
didn't mean thing to its owner il
order TO keep Your little sister from
turning-othcr places for the bcaut,
she craved? And that grccn-and-g0l(
hrccadcd ribbon was just the color fol
Arlcttc I"
But when I had finished drew
hack abasheds Mt what l was rcaliZ
ing and condOning.
"Are my standards Of right enc
wrong growing confuscd?' | asked
myself sadly. I'm suspecting Mary
of petty larceny and condOning it
And Jim and | are cOndoning Jcanie'S
filtration! What will we permit our
selves"
Ito BE ContinucdO
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
PRIME VELVET.

One ana one-half cups prune pulp.
One-half cup powdered sugar, one
teaspoon vanilla, One-half cup
chopped walnuts, one and one-half
cups whipped cream.
Mix prune pulp, sugar. walnuts and
vanilla and fold in whipped cream.
Pour in mold, cover, pack in three
parts of cracked ice to one part OF
rock salt for three or four hours.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
The Rhyming
Optimist
Content.
By Aline Micnaelis.

It's not bought with any coin men
known in all the crowded markets of
the earth; it is not stained with mint
cd Colds red glow, not watered by
mems tears nor summed by mirth. 1t
does not flourish in the courts of kings
where reyel, pomp and glory play their
part; instead, its radiant bloom most
often springs from out the childlikc
soul. the simple heart. Few know its
worth and fewer still will pay the
price with which, alone, it can be
bought, for few will travel an untrod'
den way and few will scale the noun
tain peaks of thought. Yet wonder
of a world with Heaven blent, toe
rare, too fair for glimpse of grossei
eyes, is granted all who find the
flower, content, and with it clasp life's
highest, noblcst prize.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

A wise wife will always put her
husband on his honor-but even a
"trusty" will bear watching when
the call of Spring is in the air, dear
heart.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

toned safety-pin of Mothers time.
A white carnatiOn in n mans but
ton-hOlc usually symbolizes his re-
covcry from the throcs of one love or
one marriage, and his readiness to be-
gin all over again.
There are two "happiest moments
in married ,womHn's day: when
she hears her husbands key jingle in
the latch IN the cvcninS-and when
she hears the door clam behind him
in the morning.
A wise wife will always put her
husband on his honor-but even a
"trusty" will bear watching when
the call of Spring is in the air, dear
heart.
A man is not really beginning to
get odd until he discovers that any
woman over % looks just like a blot
on his landscape.
1T lSOIu HluuC HldbliIlvhy W.
terry for women by giving her no
choice in the matter Of husband;
man, makes it lottery Nfor himself
by scorning to "choose" wife, and
leaving it all to chance, fate or acci-
dent.
Spring is the season when even the
dogwooG looks like OranGc-blosSoms
to girl, and the ring around the
moon like a wedding-rins.
Every man seems TO be n past mas
ter of the fine art of making any
woman perfectly miserable whom he
happens to love best in all she
world"
Some men always win at poker;
some always come out just even
and few tell their wives the
TRUTH. 90. .t'
Golf and bridge are like marriage
they bring out all the worst or the
best in mans disposition.
Copyright. 1925. King Features Syn. Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

Every man seems TO he n past mas
ter of the fine art of making an
woman perfectly miserable whom h
happens to ''lovc best in all oh
world"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13

Some men always win at poker ;
some always come out just even
and few tell their wives the
TRUTH. t'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-13
Meditations Of
a Wife
This Marriage.
BY Helen Rowland

Nowadays most. marriages appear
TO be held together with "snappcrs"
instead Of with the secure Old-fash-
toned safety-pin of Mothers time.
, 1925-02-21
COCA BREAD MAXINE HEADWAY,

A speci CORE spondent of the Candda
WiSt LsGiQn Ilag1zlne. writing from
Polt OF Span, TrlnIlad, says:-'I men
tIonei in a recpu summary me steps that
had ben taken in making Cocoa Bread.
Fuller particulars of this nutti ious pro
duct are nov 10 ma d. and | enclose you
a copy OF sane. / now learn that Messrs.
Ctrs0l's, who are manufacturing choco-
late made from Trinidad. and Trinidad
ana Grenada c)cla at the British Empire
Exhibition, viii MAKE an endedvour to
p1pultrIz5 cocoa Bread. | should mag
Inc that il will BE- obtainable at The Trn.
idad Chocolate Lounge in the West In
dies Section, where | am sure a ready
sale for it Will result"
, 1925-02-21
=
ST. CROIX STATION

III wv Il - 80
WASHINGTON. Feb 18th. The country
is facing a new agricultural problem
through the over development of the
citrus fruit industry, which is expected
to produce a critical situation In the next
year or two. California, Florida and
Texas are the areas affected and the
Agricultural Department has already
sounded a warning against any Increase
in the acreage now devoted to oranges,
lemons and grapefruit. According to
surveys made by the department, unless
per capita consumption of citrus fruit IN
creases considerably and foreign markets
are developed rapidly, the citrus fruit m
dustry is confronted with an exceedingly
diHi:ult problem of readjustment. with
a few exceptions, such as summer or
anges and possibly some deplacem9nts,
the department believes no new acreage
will be needed TO supply the market for
the next decade. except In the event OF a
severe freeze. Production Of all citrus
fruit increased from 20, 600, 600 boxes IN
1909 to around 30, GOO, 900 in 1923, Ii all
the young non bearing groves In eXlS-
tence at present are given SUFFICIENT care
and attention to bring them into bearing
and if new and old trees continue to pro
duce at the present rate, the department
estimates that there will be a production
of 70. 900, 900 boxes by 1880,
Washington February 18th, The Sen
ate confirmed today the nomination Of
William ]. Jardine, of Kansas, to be
Secretary of Agriculture.
Montreal, February 18th. An official
statement. was issued he this evening
from headquarters of the Canadian Gov,
eminent Merchant Marine, regarding a
disaster to the company'S steamer the
Canadian Navigator" The ship was
engaged in loading in BridgetoWn, Bar
bados, yesterday when a fire broke out
on board The blaze gained strong head
way within a short time and from reoor;s
rnnniund II il hnlinMah that the fire threat
, 1925-02-21
LOCAL

Monday being a legal holiday in ceie-
bration of Washington's Birthday, there
will be no issue Of this paper.
The Industrial Band will give a con-
cert on the wharf tomorrow night.
The s. S. Catherine is due on schedule
time, having % tons of cargo for this IS
land.
II lines of rain was measured at the
fort this morning.
It is advised that in accordance with
existing Postal Laws and Regulations
the Christiansted Post Office will be clos
ed at 9 a. m. on Monday 23rd. instant IN
observance of Washington's Birthday
which falls on Sunday this year.
, 1925-02-21

noint, but they have been followed
6uipfIv and persj ,tently in all Of the
n~rincio9i capitals Of the world. The
State Department. after being adVlS-
cd thai announcement OF the move bad
been made by British Foreign Secretary
Chamberlain in the House Of Commons,
TODAY revealed that similar conversations
had occurred in Paris, Toxic and ether
capitals. but would com nent no further.
Rome also is understood to have respond,
ed fav0urablv 70 the suggestions. The
conference would BE- c0ncerne! with The
extending IF The naval armament Ilm.ta-
tons to auxiliary craft and would not
consider land arm8mentS.
New Orleans. Fe5 1872. Director
General Rowe, Of The Pan American Y
Mon arrived on board the temperance,
returning from a tour Of Central Amerl-
ca. and declared that at no time during
the past twenty five years have The Ike.
pubIics OF Central America displayed
such marked progress and prosperity as
at present. Throughout the countries a
new spirit OF enterprise and mi latlVe IS
making itself felt.
Paris. February 19.h -Ihe movie &C
trpss Gloria Swanson who IS III, IS pro
crossing fayoGIubly and tn, doctors say
j., out of danger, unless complications a.
rise. Her doctors consider that she had
a narrow escape from acute %perltOnltls'
New York li'y. Feb. 10 h A cam
paign TO raise $500, 900 to erect in Wash
iaglou a Manor al Navy and Marine
Memorial a. Nor h Americans lost at sea,
was formally launched last night.
Boston. F,b. iS.h.-The extent Of the
.4r ,,,,.r.. tb.1,lpb- the D4n9n0l
, 1925-02-21

therefore decided to slip mOorlngs lie
removed the crew and allowed the 0ufh-
ing steamer to drift out of the harbour
Reports late this evening state the hre IS
s9bsiding. The "CaIadian Runner, IS
Going to the assistance Of the 'CanadIan
NAVIGATOR. No reports have been re-
ceived to indicate what caused the hre'
London, Feb. 18th Improvement IN
the condition of King George, who IS SUI
fering from bronchitis, following an at
tack of flu. is noted in an official despatch
issued from Buckingham Palace JnlS
morning. The despatch reads, me
King had a fair night. Ihou2n mere IS
as yet no change in the Orohch Us, lh9
general condition OF His Majesty SHOWS
Improvement" 1t is understood tnat
the King contracted a chill on FRIDAY
evening. when he accompanied the Queen
tn the theatre This was his last public
appearance before his illness, He ha0
planned to attend the international Foot
hall Game at T~Wickanham, between the
English and the Irish teams, on 0atur,
dav, but as a prpcaution against the c0id
developing ne remained indoors. lie al.
tended Irvine service on Sunday In the
Chapel of Buckingham palace and hello
several audiences on Monday.
London, February 18th, -Ihe hIn
physicians visited Buckingham Palace a.
Gain this evening, NJ bulletin was IS
sued, but it was stated that the attack OF
bronchitis was following a satisfactory
course.
London, February 18Th. -EnEIand Is
being rapidly swept by the influenza apl-
demic, which has not only claimed me
King as a victim, but which has also al.
fectpd thousands of his subjects from one
end of the country to the other. one
staff are decimated and business in many
places is sadly demoraIizad. Inc chief
topic If conversation is the most ell
i've remedy, but 50 far The epldem.c mas
been more irritating taan fatal. Ii Is
expected to reach its height durIag the
next ten days, then to suoside.
Melbourne. Feb. 18th.-E f.. Pearca,
Minister Of Home and Territories IN the
Commonwealth Government, announced
today that two Australian lenders ma
been received for the construction OF
Australia's two protected cruisers togeth.
err with one Brush rend,r, for b@uliIIng
one vessel in Australia and The ohar IN
Great Britain. Furthermore, he SAID, a
number of tenders had Oeen received Tor
the construction of one or both oi the
cruisers ia Great Britain.
Picking, February 18TH. The Chinese
Foreign Office today issued an emphatic
denial of a recently puO.lsne1 report by
a Berlin newspaper OF an alleged secret
trpatv between Russia, Japan and emma.
, 1925-02-21

The Industrial Band will give a
cert on the wharf tomorrow night.
, 1925-02-21

II lines of rain was measure
fort this morning.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

Apartments and Tenements 69 ALLEN ST, nl-S room tenement, all modern improvements, steam heat Apply first floor. ARCH ST, bs-7 and room tenement, all modern, steam heat. Suitable foi rocming house, sPhone Stt. BELDEN ST, S7-tentment, rooms, all Improvements. steam heat, Inquire 2nd floor.
 CENTER or CITY-n,w arartm.ntt ( and s rooms, heated. janitor service Inquire sS Prospect St.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

Iepair'ns al lowest prices. quick service. satittaction guaI anteed. He~ England Radiator Wotks. SS Eat Main St. neaI Main. Phone S6O
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
FINANCIAL
Money To Loan

MONEY TO LOAN--on second mortga ees. Apply to Aaron Danielson & Co., lSl Main St,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
AUTOMOTlvE
Autos and Trucks for Sale

' USED GAR BARGAINS
 ts:i Dodge roadster. 1925 t-door Ford sedan. 1923 Tudor Ford sedan,
 1924 Chevrolet sedan,
 ise+ Chevrolet roadster.
 1928 Chevrolet roadster. eissl studebaNer special {.
 1910 Studebsker special 6.
 tst5 Ford coupe. Several cars ,n good condition to sell | under si0o. = SUPERIOR AUTO co. iTs ARCH ST. PHONE 21l.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

! D[I0NTE % r ".~
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

sTupEsAKER USED CAR pEPT..- 6tudsbaker 1925 Spec Victoria. seudspaker 1922 Big 6 coupe 4uick 1923 I pass touring Buick 1923 sport roadster Maxwell 1923 sedan
 Dodge 1921 sedan
 Roamer 1920 sedan
 . ALBRo MOTOR SALES co. sas Arch Street Phone s6o
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

LEAKING RApIATORS-Cu, servtee, Expert attention: low rates; don't let email leaks lead to heavy repatI expense. body dents removed. fendeis sttsishten- ed. 0. Becker. IS Hungerford Court.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

eTARTlNti-iighrns qua ign't'on. electric parts and service. Clarke Auto Electric and repair. l3-lS Lincoln St Phone 30ol
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
MERCHANDISE
Good Things To Eat
Househod Articles

ICE cREAM-for all occasions, Phol iStl. MeEnIoe. t21 WsFt Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

RAYBEsTUs BRAKE-service station. erakep refined and adjusted on short notice. CistkF Auto Electric and Repair
 lS-i5 Lincoln st. Phone SUUl.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

GARAGE-and general repairing. Paige and JswEtt ssrvire. Ba lmuf Service Sta., als East Main St. Phone 2Sl0.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

(. A. HUMPHREY-has purchased the tuning business of the late F. V. Street. CT. Conscientious Work has always been our motto. Tel 2S47. e7 So. Burritt.
 paired All work guaranteed. Walter II. Koyel l27 Greenwood St. Tel. 2122-i.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

ANTIQCE--tables and chairs also white shades, curtains porteres mirrors. gns plate and table rockers, library table beds. rBkes, ladder violln Tel. l96.-h "A9 Wcst Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

FINE watch repairi No matter what the trouble nay be, we can Iepair it rightl Wedding Ring Shop. lis Main St.
 Repairing s& PIAno Tuning S2
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Houses For Sale

CHURCH sT.-six tenement apartment house; all modern Improvements and Conyeniences. Every apartment ts heat ed. You don't need much cash to buy tlis, and the price Is very low. Rab- inow-Raschkow Real Estate Co.,, ses Main St. Phone 1Sln or laSr-s
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

HUNGERFoRD COURT APARTMENTs- No. 5, ss Glen St.. room for or gentlemen, all modern couvenierces. Home comforts
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

PLAINVILLE-5 room bungalow with garage. built this year. Only three minutes walk from factory ct Standard Steel & Bearings Corp. and echoole Cash very reasonable and terms easy. Priced for quick sale. The John Cooke O., Plainvile. Phone sse-s. RIDGEwAY ST.. MAPLE RILL-s room, cottage. all modern. large lot. Pries reasonable. ". L. Hatch Go. City Han. Phone 3s0H,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

EST END-Hamilton street, room cct- tase all improvements. lot 100 1t. front. Phone 4S4-ts after s p. m,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

LAKE & HIGH sT.-9 nicely furnishsa
 rooms; suitable for or more gentle fnap
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

WASHINGTON ST. Soo-B rooms. Srd floor. Inquire 2nd floor. WEBSTER ST, s4--5 room tenement. 1n- quire lst floor. s4 Webster St. WEST ST, 7T--4 rooms, all improvements. Inquire End floor. W. MAIN ST, l.5-3 apartments of 6 rooms each, all Improvements. Apply
 4l9 w. Main St. Phone 1850.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ELM ST, s-double and single rcoufs, ali conreniences. Call isl7. Mrs. c. AL frad rartsap
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

AN OLD HoUsE-is made new with treth paint and new wall paper Let us sub- nit an estimate. Morgan. Kingsley & Thompson. Inc" til Main St. Phone 5S4
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

WEST END-6 room cottage. modern h every way: steam heat. Are place, hard wood floors and trim. Price sll, ,o0o. small amount O. cash required. Louie S. Jones Agency. IT Court St., rucees. sors to H. Dayton Humphrsy Tel ftI
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
wanted-Bosrd or Isodrinr

GENTLEMAS-wantt 1 reora fer rgst AeussSespinK. Have eva esskiss utsa. sils, Sex 2ksWH, Heraies
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Suburban For saie

BERLlN-7 room cottage for saIe. Cash man Farm Agency. lS1 Main St. Phone l Slol.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

TENDERs-and bodies strengthened. Pal ace Carasa ss B. Nah St.. rear. Phone 2gs0.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
Professional Service

for and delivered by Ye London Valet seTvice, Ye London Shop, 43 Main St. Phone S0sy.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

LAKE COURT ST, io-? furnished roeras. suitable for or 5 gentlemen, ell con- veniences. Central. PhcnA snie.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

eraksb refined and adjusted on short notice. ClstkE Auto Electric sad Repair lS-l5 Lincoln st. Phone SOUl. EEPAIRING-on all makes of cars. Exr pert mechan'rt avatla.tie day and night. Hotel Washington Garage Phono l7SS, 6ToP-that carbon knork, have it burned out while you wait. Auto Repair Co.,, s4 Hartford Ave. Phone SS7l-l3 or ::eS-23,
 WILLARD RApTo-and automobile bat teriee. An makes rerhsIgcd and repair ed. simmons Storage Battery Co.,, SSl WASHING
 POLISHING
 sIM0SIZIEG
 Storage. day, week nT menth.
 Central Auto Laundry Co.,
 s3s Main St.
 Phone i4so. NhEk uuIs mOhel, try Uui Instant Service. Tires BatterIes, Caroline. We ret you there and back. O'NsirG 3a Washington St Phone s05.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

COMBINATION sTOYE-fcr sale, Inquire
 lh NnNea St.. OF nhnnn nnll.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

WoMAN-wanted 10 act as housekseper for invalid. Apply between 6-s D. m s+ Camp St,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15
BUSINESS SERVICE
Buildings aud Contracts

BARCLAY TILE & MARBLE Co.-Tils for all decorative and sanitary purposes. interior and exterior. Marble, mosaies, terraszl, walls. ceilings, floors Cost is small. benefit great. <As Arch St. Phone S6eO,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-15

WASHINGTON ST. l5i--5 room tenement steam heated, all modern Improvements. Inquire A. ?. Lipman. lSl Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
Roller Hockey
League Starts
Next Saturday

TENE wALBY has lined m tho
VI spRlding Roller Hockey league
this season and play viii start satur-
day a big entry list has been made
by walby and teams representing
almost every district In the city are
In the loop.
Ballard has a team entered In all
five divisions.
\ new stunt Is planned this season
which calls for a division in which
there Is no weight limit set All
games in this section viii be played
az the Crystal Pools rink.
Following are the classes and the
teams entered In them:
po-rOuND CLASS
Highland Drive MidEcts. Lcschi Bull
dogs, Bcansry Juniors, Beacon mn
Juniors. ballard Juniors. MadronS Bull
dogs. Comet,
lto-rouND CLASS
University Huskies. browning King
Cheasty's, Beacon i'm Wolves Ballard
Beavers
ieb-PouND CLASS
Ballard Cubs Falkland A. c.. Madrona
Nets. Lakeside school
isa-P0UND CLASS
Ballard G. c. ttwo-yoar title winners
OF tho city,, broadway Tigers. Bcanery
Bsarcats. Garfield RovorE.
UNLIMITED CLASS
Crystal Pool Independents, Ballard
Franklin, Broadway Teams from Oiym.
pia and Tacoma viii also play tho best
team IN this division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
HOREMANS IS
CUE CHAMPION

HHlCAGo. Dec. 3.-Europo today
" had its first billiard champions
shp since 1906.
Edouard Horemans, tho Belgian
cue wizard, took tho 1872 billiard
balltlinc championship from tho
United states last night when no
defeated young Jake Schaefer by
n score of 1900 TO i,405 for the
three 500-point blocks.
schaefcr played brilliantly dur
ing tho last 500 block last night,
but tho Bolgiun's lead during tho
first 1000 points was too great
for him 20 overcome. Tho new
champion Is SO years old, was born
In Antwerp, and played his first
gamo OF billiards at tho ago of
To- Ho was well known thruout
Europe from 1914 10 1919 and his
fame spread TO this country I'm
1920, when no made his first visit
TO America after winning tho Euro
poan championship. His record in
cludcs numerous 400 runs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
Yankees and
Dodgers May
Share Camp

A sHEyILT.E. ~, C., Dec. a.
n Providing plans now being
considered develop. tho Yankees and
Dodgers win test new spring
training camp system next year by
,eamlnE up and coming 10 Ashe.
VILE. n. C.. for 10 days or two
weeks. playing each other daily.
President Dan Hill. OF tho Ashe.
Wills club. haa suggested tho stunt,
and both Robinson and Higgins
have reported in favor OF IT, The
scheme would eliminate one day
stands and tirssoms jumps from
town to town. such as The major
league clubs run into every spring,
Robinson and Huggins have 10th
visited Asheyills and were pleased
with tho large park and drawing
power OF tho city. a place Of 10000.
that turned out 10000 paid admls-
sions during 1924 and 1925 for a
second. division outfit IN league
not permitting Sunday baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-03
KRACHE FACES
TOUGH BOXER

TWD KRACHE is going to have
l. hard shedding when he faces
Teddy o'Hara in tho ring az the
Crystal Pool next Tuesday night
In O'Hara the Grhys Hnrhor boxer
IL going to meet q boxer who can
hlt harder with his left hand than
anyone he has previously met. In
fact. O'iau IL referred 90 az the
most accomplished hitter California
has turned out In many a day In
the South no Is regarded 40 a
kuockcr-out.
Tommy Aialonsy. manager FOR
o'HarR. when he made the match
FOR his boxer. expressed himself
something like this when Teddy
and kruehc face ono another the
fans are going 20 eco a kuock-dnvn
and dras em.out scrap. from which
ono would infer that Tho boys viii
throw a 10, OF pep into their work.