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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
I.EAGIE No. .

garfield Culs, Cascade Wolves
rsky Athletic club. West Green
lsss Merchants independents. An
. Cubs and South Seattle Mer
.siais.
Esra team viii play each team IN
f., rssd robin in both % the respect
4 kAgues and the two leading
Ms in the sections will play one
ana on neutral grounds for the
= o. their sections
rssn the section winners VIII clash
.ltvo out Of three game series FOR
~ star shield.
ne schedule for Aprl % follows
Broadway Pirates ". y. NJ. A.
dub At Garfield,
south Lake Juniors vs.. Climax
dnb at South Seattle.
georgetown Cubs v. Garfield
EgleS at Garfield.
Garfield Cubs ". West Green
LAKE Merchants at Grear Lake.
Cascade Wolves V. Arden
(sbs At South Park.
Husky 4. {, ". Independents
nB. r. Day.
The South Seattle Merchants
AID the Queen City Motors will
v Idle.
re complete schedule for tho sea
q vlg BE- published Monday in The
sll The first games were made ny
"a meeting OF the league held at
r. STAR last night
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived April is,--atr Admiral ROC
srs from Alaska at 1880 r.. M. Htr taeoS
from los Angeles via San Francisco and
Tacoma at noong str Alameda, from
Aiaska At 1850 a. M afr Emma AlsS-
audHr from Tacoma ht o. M ctr Davr
export from Los Angeles ~ $50 ., ~
str MoiRys from Martinez ~ 2,a0 a ~.
April ~ str Santa GncE from Tacoma
At I2sf5 p. m.
sailed -Aprn is.astr Yukon fur Alas
kn Mt . n. M, str Eoshin Mnru for
Yokohama at ] q. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Ne oaeen City Motor. viii play a
lasizs game Sunday with the Unlycr-
eg 4. C. at Denny field at D m.
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ST. Paul Will See
Nurn1i Race Connolly

ST. PAUL, MINI. April Is
Paayo Nurmi and Jimmy Connolly
arc schcdulcd 10 do q mile and a
half at the Hippodrome tonight uu.
der the auspices Of the Fennia club
Joie Ray, Americas star middle dis
lance runner. will attempt to set
new worlds record for the mile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Bottom Miller Wins
OUer Dodge and Ray

CHICAGO. April ls,-Lloyd Hahn
Of the Boston Athletic club. sprinted
across the line ahead Of Ray Dodge
and Jole Ray In tho mile run Of
the Bankers track meet hero last
night. Hahn'H time was AS IS.
Willie Ritoln won the two,miis event
with eaEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
BAPTIST

81. Johns Danish Mission -20lE e.
Spruce st., Rev Alfred Il. sorcnsen,
pastor p. m. Sunday school, . p.
m. worship DANISH. 6 y. m, Eel
lowship supper, y. M lecture
Dunlap Row. +. A. Klein. pastor;
II a. m, with the King. Dead or
Alive: 7.30 p, m. Must We BE
Born Aguin?"
Gntcwood- West Othello and Aith
ave. S. W. West Seattle, Rev, Arch.
bald Macintosh. pastor. 9I5 g, m,
Bible school; II A. m. worship; The
Child OF God Between Death and the
Resurrection, 1880 p. m. worship:
The Ascension OF our Lord Jesus
Christ TO the Right Hand Of God;
$40 p. m, b. Y. r. u,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

the Pittsburg club is all shot
with injuries, and will be
some time in getting started.
The Giants won two out OF three
games against the Boston Braves
and were winnins another one
when rain stopped T..
The Robins won two out Of three
from the lowly pills and arc tied
with The Giants for third place
The Athletics did well IN winning
three games from the Boston Red
Sex, getting good pitching from
unexpected sources.
The Browns were the only club
that failed 10 win game In the
first series OF tie season, The
team has been getting bad pitching
and has been playing spotty base.
ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

DOR the first time since the Jack
rabbit or kangaroo ball became
the official missile OF the major
leagues, the pitchers are holding
their own ia the spring games.
Scores have been rather low. except
Ia the huriesauc ball game. which
opened the season at 81. Louis,
wherein the Indians and Browns
tailed In automobile numbers. hits
have been reasonably few. and the
errors also have been less frequent
than they were IN the spring games
% the last four or five seasons.
These symptoms may mean
that the baseball promoters
have decided TO subdue the hit,
tiers by reducing the Eighty In.
gredient in the construction Of
the official ball
Wayland Dean. who was a rookie
last year. pitched full game for
the Giants against the Braves Fri.
day and shut out the Bostoniaus.
allowing them only four hits. Joe
Shautc OF the Indians did the same
thing 10 the Browns In 81. Louis.
on Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs.
day. three Cincinnati pitchers.
Donohuc, f.uaue and Rixey pitched
fun games against the Cardinals
and the record OF their works was
a reminder OF the oldsn.tims when
the hitter had to earn his hits.
with no special favors from the
manufacturer Of haseballs.
The Senators beat the Yanks
again at the Ruth stadium Friday.
when Joe Judge. the home,run vir.
tuoso OF the champions. made the
perfect hit. a homer with bases fun.
The score was 10 /, giving the
Senator's three victories in four
games The Indians victory over
the Browns to 0. gave the Cleye-
land team a clean record OF three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

garden is toma,
toes, For these il
is best TO buy the
plants. Earliang
Is the most gen
orally satisfactory
variety They are
best set at inter.
walls OF two feet
each way and q
stout stake stand
ing four feet out
Of the ground
should be driven
into the soil on
the north side OF
the plant at tho
time of plnntinE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
EXCHANGE FIRM
AT OPENING
Major Stocks UP and Down
for Small Fractions

NEW YORK. April Is.-The mar
kHt opened firm.
Opening prices inciulrd Bethle-
hem steel. VI. or !. American Can,
IA. up z Goodrich. 5aA; Baldwin.
ii5i.. mp \ New Haven. %. off y;
General Motors. 49,. Norfolk a
Western. 1904. M Z. StudebRknr,
f5A: United states Steel. li7is
PAN American Petroleum II. 77G. up
:. u. & o, rs. up q MACK Truck.
1893. UP -; Union Pacific. it0a
or u: Southern Pacific, i0iA. up
4 Radio. elis or AZ American
Locomotive, l2la, up y.
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N'Hb W H'l lll0 IlF@ 7
"Wednesday n Il
don't rain.
Just AZ II a little
rain'd stop me-
That boy don't
seem 20 appreciate
my determination
10 succeed a. nIl
COSTS and my hay
ing started 10 cs-
tabIisb my static
as tho only woman
sports writer on
the Coast he
needn't think rain
nor yet a blizzard
can discourage me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Plans for
Season Are
Announced
Pace Starts April % With
Two Leagues Made Up
for frelims

lURrEEN teams are
entered In The star
Junior Baseball
lcaguc for the 1925
season. which will
Ert under way on
April 20.
The clubs have
been divided into
TWO circuits FOR the
prcliminarics. as FOL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Harry Greb Wins
OUer Wilson Again

BOSTON. April Harry Grcb.
worlds middlowelght champion. de.
fca;ed Johnny Wilson, former cham.
pion, for tho third time when he
won io.round decision b. wide
margin.
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~ fht t.ttstNl
First Spiritual Christlan-72nd and
Greenwood, Rev. 8. Mathews. pastor.
3 y. m, Open forum: Spiritual Pro.
gression" and messages; 7'3O p. m,
Song service; 7:45 y. m. healing;
p m. lecture.
Church Of Spiritual Lght-3422 u
Fremont ave. Hattie Il. Mincar,
leader: 7A5 y, m, song service; p.
m, trance lecture by Rev. Bertha
Watson, messages and healing.
Spiritual Church Of Truth-la23
First ave, Rov. Il. Neville Lipscomb.
pastor; p. m, open forum; $3.50 p.
m, "Spirtualism's Message; circles
and supper; p. m, lecture: "Evolu-
ton OF Creation" Free messages.
Church Of Spiritual Sciencc-A. 0.
U. w, temple, Ninth ave, lower hall,
Rev. Loo +. Gilmore, pastor; p, m,
open formu, circles; y. m, lecture:
After Lent--What?" Rev. Knowles.
Messages.
University First Christian - 1850
18th n. H.; p. M lecture, Katherine
Hemen; $3.50 p. m, circles; 745 p,
m. lecture. Geo. T. Grant, pastor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

The Scotch and Irish OF the Arctic
club viii meet Ia their second golf
match on the lnglewood course, Fri.
day. April "a, Somebody woke up TO
the fact that the original datc-April
s2-will see Rcd Hillefcr and his tribe
teciug-oft AT the Rainier Valley ball
Nard
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PHILOSOPHICAL

Besant Lodge-717 n. Broadway,
II n, m, Sunday school; s p. m.
"rhe Building OF Personality"
Mrs. Jennie Hope.
Seattle Lodgc-i0O Lyon building,
3 p. M, question class. Mr. Yerex;
s p. m, The Thcosophy of the
EsuulmnuN." Mr.. Eide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

ne Rainier VALLEY team has dropped
4 8, me star league, ana 50 have the
KAY NgdEets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
ia Teams Entered I'm Star Junior Ball Race!

We learn that state convicts are 10
be employed on the public roads OF
Oregon. This VIII be good Tor the
roads and as good as golf for the
o'nviets, as Il win take them out In
the open air"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Observation-Disclosures DRAW

MOUNT VERNON, April ls.-Bud
Bercot. Munroo hantamwclght, boxed
draw with Al Gallagher BellinE.
ham. IN the four round main event
Of the Bugle band smoker here
last night.
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IN be there, feIlowLORA La BLANK
fans. even II ! have TO get wet
Oh. how / have always wanted 10
thrill TO the crash Of the ball and the
bang OF the bat. but never had time
before now owing TO my eIactins
occupation down TO the bag factory,
and also my having held a position
at Pcte's Pewter Platter, both OF
which said jute mill and cockroach
garage couldn't sense no reason for
afternoons Off. Sundays ! usually
reserved for the rest cure after last
Saturdays night and washing my
underwear, so you can see yourself
how little chance ! have had 10 be
up on outdoor sports.
knowledge Not Needed
TN HONEST. tho-I says TO the
sports editor when he springs this
baseball -gosht. ] says. / do
not know hitand.run from a
squeeze play II ] should meet II on
the back porch, But he just laughs
careIessly and SAYS. o, ! should wor-
~. Your style viii carry you thru.
Miss Ia Blank, and to just go ahead
and write what see in my own
innimmitable manner
SO / shall do that
Once I saw part of ball
game whilst waiting for an up
stage in a down stage, but /
can't tell you much about ii
because every time the batter
would get nicely started he'd
get sore and throw down the
bat and beat il off some place.
! left there before / saw how
he came out.
All / can hope is, these Seattle
Indians are better sports and do
their stuff without acting like spoil.
ed kids.
She'll Be There
One thing sure, tho, when they
ring the gong or shoot the pistol or
whatever they start the ball a-roll-
ing with, ] shall be there to report
TO my dear readers, without fear or
prejudice, exactly what transplres.
You can depend on me for the
truth.
| think the editor shows great
confidence in me, don't you,
and ! shall not knowingly be
tray his trust and IL there is
anything 10 that old proverb OF
King Solemn, that TO wit the
cracked pitcher goes oftenest TO
the beer Joint, we'll
Well, ] guess | shall survive a
round or two.
So moro anon, as the saying goes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Larry Cunningham played
Beacon hin golr' at InElewood
against Johnnie Gray, last sun.
day. Those topped. mashie shots
brought many groans and beans
from John Ia Larry,
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Weather Bureau Report

Especial from tho q, s. Weather Hureaui
TATpOs HIaLASp, hprl ~. $3.50 n.
m.=- Barometer failing rain nnd mist,
wind east, - milva an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
METHODlLST EPISCOPAL

First W. Il. FIfth at Marion Rev.
j. Ralph Magcc pastor. II a. m,
"Thc Triumph Of Faith, ., M
organ recital Grcnt Temple chorus,
1850 y. m, theme "Why DO the
Wicked Prosper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Danny Kramer Is
Winner by Kayo

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. April IS
Danny Kramer. Philadelphia feather.
weight, knocked out Phil Verde.
Rochester in the fourth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

A lot Of color Is missing from
the spauldlng store. George
Abrams sold Pete Ash one Of
those loud sweater.and stockings
to,match creations. It's a WOW!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

quite a few members OF the Rain,
Ter team played just ono round nt
Everett last Sunday They had two
reasons, namely. IL was Easter sun.
day and their wives were waiting g..
az home.
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Seattle Wheat

No. I soft white. S1.55. No. west
crn white, S152: No | hard winter,
tt.62. No I northern spring, ii,52.
No. l western white. sl,bj: No. ! big
blue stem, SlS6.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Church of the Brcthrcn-Grcon.
wood and 72nd az. Rev, NJ. Alva
Long, pastor 10 u. M Sunday
school; li'l5 a. M preaching; p.
m, Christian workers; s y, m,
preaching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

The official score-keepcr In this
match viii hr an lrishman At least
Z. r Harris, the Shamrock's captain
has been given the consent OF Bill
Irvine. the Thistlc's skipper. TO fur.
nlsh the official. huff said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
LANGLIE NAMED CAPTAIN

Howard Langlie. youthful local
tennis star, has been named cap,
tain OF the Seattle Tennis clubs
junior team for the 1925 season.
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JUDGE CLAY ALLEN CLAIMS
THAT lIE HAS THE "IDEAI.
GOLFERS WIFE" MRS, ALLEN
ACCOMPANIES HIM ON ALL his
GOIFING TRIPS. PLAYS THE
PART or THE GALLERY AND
THEN WAITS UNTIL HE IL GOOD
AND READY TO GO HOME.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
San Francisco Produce
Fridays Quotations

'""S Z" f"N'
Buttsr-EItrss, i2c; prime firsis. liBc.
EKgs-EItras. 7sc. extra pulIets, 2ghci
undcrslrcd pullots, 2bc.
Chez. flats. fancy. nominal. Calf
fornIa Young Americas. fancy 77e:
oregon tripletH, 2io; oregon Young
Americas. 2Gc.
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LONGyIEW VS.. O. ], c

LONGNIEW. April iS.-Longview.
OF the Timber league. meets the
Oregon Agricultural College base.
ball team here Saturday afternoon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
BOX SLOW DRAW

LOS ANGELES, April Fidcl
Iabnrba and NcwUboy Brown boxed
ton slow rounds 10 q draw here
last night.
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PRESBYTERIAN

University and 18th ave. N
r.: Rev, Harry Sumner Templcton,
pastor II a. m, Christ, Our
Host; s p. m, Pertinent CUES.
tlons From the Pew"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
TINY CORNER
FOR HERBS

a tiny corner OF the kitchen gar.
den devoted to herbs should not be
overlook, for what Is more delightful
in its way than the purple blooming
thyme. fragrant rosemary, summer
savory, sage and a clump OF catnip.
Add to these few soup marlgolds,
parsley plants, some mint and those
little, Erass.liko chivcs OF the onion
family, and YOU have always ut hand
the flavorings and Earnishments for
soups and salads Horscradish and
rhubarh, planted once viii como up
year after year with tho minimum OF
attention.
In the next article we viii take
up shrubbery and small fruits,
Your questions on any planting
problems gladly answered by Chap.
mans Free Information Service.
MA in-7il6,
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METHODIST PROTESTANT

First VI. p 10th and John st..
Rcy'A Ncrcdo, pastor 0A5 a. m,
Sunday schooi1 Morning; "a Walk
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SATURDAY
APRIL ~

first nigh TIDE
/ IS a m iib r.
First Low Tide
: 4s a. M. 50 n
second nigh Tide
- IS p. m, IS a.
second low iia~
tai y IN, is H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Archie stuart arrived from Vic
toria last Tuesday carrying
everything but the British
Columbia amateur golf title.
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Sunday in the Churches

CSotc: Church notices must DO in
tho hands Of tho Church Editor not
later than Friday noon OF each
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Listening to Mons WauErcn tell
ing Swede stories was Jack wtbers
shot at the homo green but. like his
links cronlc, Charlie Harden, Jack
missed his putt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

ne y. ". \. &. and Garfield Cubs ar.
sag at Garfield SUNDAY az ~ noon
} plAeiIen tit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

In three-game series with the ST. Louis
Browns, the Indians failed to lose a game
and they are the only team in the two
leagues with perfect percentage The
Indians got some good pitching.
The Washington Senators, in winning
three out of four games from the Yankees,
played the best and the most spectacular
ball. The champions had harder opposition
against the Yankees than any other team
in the opening series, and they romped
away with three victories without using
Walter Johnson.
Ihn Cincinnati Reds hehind snnnn srlnn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
SAILORS WIN

re L. s. s. New Mexico base.
g team defeated the University Of
issAington nine in II innings Fri.
b on Denny field. 7 10 s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Aubrey r'Hats'D Schulcr. Of
Cheasty's, says that the only thing
that water Is good FOR is TO put
into hazards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

u, T. cBogey'l Macrac. the grey.
hound ~ the Beacon Hll links.
swings like he was trying 20 set sta.
ton RPG. New York. but he seems
10 set the DOUGH-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
THE ANSWER TO FRIDAYS
PUZZLE

People can solve crossword pun
zlcs easier with n copy Of the Now
Universities Dictionary, which Is
being offered 10 readers by Tho
Seattle Star for 0s cents and one
coupon such aa the one printed to.
day on page q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Charlie Harden, who operates tho
Hooo service station, had a blowout
on the way home, AZ least that was
his abb. but Il didn't get over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Star Leagce


ne Rainier Valley team has dropped
8, me star league. ana 50 have the
es4 NdEets
NJ South Lake Juniors want good
scar and FIRST sacker Players wish
Z Is book up with this team should
Il Elvls Powell AZ CA pltl'9sTs.
latrats for star managers will be
nj ggntay niEht - The star Fif-
q o. can be signed Tor the first
~. III these contracts must be Ia
\ aar ofnee by wednesday nIghl
snc team man~Esrs must obtain
aG grounds Tor April - Immediately,
= .asy must inforn the sporting editor
Z fss star noe later than Wednesday
as shat hours they have signed
Ne Qaeen City Motors viii play a
iasizs game Sunday with tho Unlycr-
IA. C. at Denny field at p m.
IN Kane and Earl Sinnott. two Of the
isgEst6nH Cubs. have been laid up with
q Hagsrx The former. Who - short
- srd manager Of the team, had a
p ,a5s o. blood poisoning.
ne y. ". \. &. and fairfield Cubs ar.
sU at Garfield SUNDAY at ~ noon
sFaeiiea TIL.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Fridays Quotations
Sugar Easier. Raw. $50; refined. dull
graduated, tG.70ab,s5.
Coffee Z Rio. 20h a2OR; No. ,
santos, ds4.c
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.ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
~ NDAi
AI'1ltI. 10

FIRST High hde
1gl a m. III n.
first Low Tide
Rs4l a. m, ID IL
second iiiEh Tide
ggii y m pl a.
second Low fdo
BE.1 .. m. 20 n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

The Cincinnati Reds, behind spIen- FARRELL
did pitching three out Of the four games from the
St Louis Cardinals and tied with the Chicago Cubs
for first place in the National league The Cubs did well
in taking three out Of four games from the Pirates but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Victor Manca says that No at
jefferson park Is not dog.lcg hole,
It's. giraffe leg,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Indians only Undefeated
Team, in Big Leagues NOW
Washington Senators Play Bang-Up Game to Take
Series From New York Yankees; Cubs, Athletics,
Reds, Giants Lead
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK, April l8--Clevelands Indians holding the
roost in the American league played the most effective
ball in the first series of the year which has just ended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
KENTUCKY WONDER
FAN0RITE BEAN

Among the many varieties q,
beans that do wonderfully well, Ken.
lucky Wonder is a favorite. The
pods are long, very thick. meaty, en-.
orely stringless and bright yellow in
color, They grow easily and are very
prolific.
The old English Scarlet Runner |,
a bean that can be used as a decora.
tive plant for screening porches or
growing on a trellis, and the seed
pods which follow the beautiful scar
let flowers altho they appear TO be
tough and woody, will be found "a
be both tender and delicious when
cooked in the same manner as string
or shell beans.
Quite often the home owner de-
sires to cover unsightly stumps or
buildings with an attractive creeper
or provide shade for n too-sunny
back porch. For such purposes
pumkins or squash can be used to
admirable advantage. This may mean
that the pumpkins and squash will
be perched up on lodges or shelves
prepared for the purpose. The eff.
feet is both unique and interesting,
as we'll as profitable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
CLEVELAND PITCHERS STAR
Lora Tackles
Baseball Next
Miss La Blank, famous
7O0mGH sports UriteS
1OiH cOUer HdidH-Tiger
game.

BY LORA LA BLANK
CMDklNG spitbalIs! The sports
- editor says I'm 10 cover the open.
ing game here Of the Pacific Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Il. Rose colored.
40. Commissions.
~. Deyitrifled.
&c. Sounded (movlng OF leayes),
IS. Joined
80. Electrified particles.
so. To card.
90. Ancient language.
Sc. Relish.
l57. Highest endeHyor.
1853. Plays on words tpl).
50, To wrap the dead.
IG1. Observed.
60. Vegetable that grows In pods.
| g. European fresh water fish tcarl
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slugs. From 20 10 50 plants viii
supply lavish quantity OF tomatoes
not only for the table, but for can.
hins and other purposes. over .
period of 10 TO IL wenl,S
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LEAGUE No /

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ssUs. Georgetown Cubs. Garfield
asisS Climax club. Young Mems
laance club and Queen City Mo.
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THE KITCHEN GARDEN
Tomatoes and Vegetable
Vines

BY RONALD Il. CHAPMAN
ONE OF the most profitable and In.
" teresting crops for the home
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