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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
1t VII Be Good

CLEVELAND. Ohio. is in for a rich
~ treat. along about April Q, when the
American Association 1 ANTAGONISTS holds
its annual meeting. A number of interest
ing papers will be read amongst them,
upon special request by Western scien-
lists, one by Mrs. Gertrude Van Wagonen
Failey. Mrs. FaiIey has been instructor
in the University of California and she
will present Historical Changes in the
Male Rat Following Regeneration of Epi-
theium"
The majority of anatomists have been
content to expose the embryonic analogy
of ape, dog and chicken to mans embryo,
but this learned California lady has dug
deeper. to discover similarity between
the male rat and man in some aspects of
regeneration. The anatomiSt is a near rela-
ton of the evolutionist If it cannot be
satisfactorily demonstrated that man
sprang from the simian family, any bit of
testimony that he may have been at one
time somewhat ratty helps along the the
DRY.
At any rate, Cleveland gents will do
well to sit up and listen to what is said
about the regeneration of the male rat.
1t will be interesting, even if not wholly
convincing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
- SCIENCE -
PAVLOV

OSE Of thc great advances IN
" medical science. in recent
yearB. has teen iu knowledge Of
ailments of the digestion For
mcrly treatment was largely
gucssworE Diagnosis b. not ~.
ways iufallibls today. but with
the use 81 the N.ray and greater
knowledge Of the digestive pro.
cesncs. the lives of many per
s0ns ara saved
Nearly al knowledge Of tbe
physiology of digestion b. due
10 Il Russian Prof Ivan fciro-
witch Paylov His work caused
him 10 bc awarded The Nobel
prize IN 1908
Prof Payloy had no laboy1
tory facilities lie therefore
operated on dogs. which were
cared for by lis wife and chill
drru The dogs sere given the
icst treatment possible and were
no, tortured. but had there
boon auy BntNivisegtl0n Jaws
his work would not have been
possible re also learned about
she development Of the higher
brain. or coric8. from his DOGS
nc ntnE bcll before each
time be fed them and soon
found that the dogs associated
tho bell with food and that this
caused the stomach 10 prepare
for IL. This was the first cx-
pertinent In proving the cduca-
ton OF now paths in the brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
She wills to Do 1t

WHERE man dares go, woman can, will
w and does, Particularly is this true
in the realm OF scientific research and
exploration. She has the deIcacy OF touch.
the clear eye, the earnestness and the per-
SiStency, and postenty will hear less of
the masters of special enterprises and
more of the "mistreSseS." A generation
ago 1t was hard to believe that woman
would produce a marvel in the laboratory
OF be found searching the dark" and
secret places OF the earth for contribu-
tons to scientific knowledge But Nine.
Cores name is imperishable. and Others
are on the way
For instance, there is Miss Isabel
Cooper, now with the expedition which is
investigating the Sargasso Sea- For seven
years she has travelled desert islands and
tropical Iungles to preserve in water-colol
drawings the discoveries Of the research
expeditions of the New York GEOLOGICAL
society. One can picture her in her little
studio ut the Society's quarters in far-off
British Guiana. her models living snakes.
insects and all sorts of fantastic Jungle
creatures. Drawing jungle diseases and
other dangers Another is Miss Katherine
McGregor. of New York, who has inst
sailed to explore the interior of Colombia
and the macas and haunts OF the head.
hunters of Ecuador
Verify scientific man must keep going.
Woman sees things that man never notices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Start Y ank-Reb' Bridge;
Cost to Be $I4,75O,OOO
BY T. c. ORR

ILTAsuNGTON March al
w symbolllug The union be-.
tween tho Nortb aud South. The
fId.750.O 900 Arlington Memorial
bridge. debated by congress for
40 ycars aud finally authorized
by the Gstb congress Just before
adjournment b. 10 Dee begun this
summer
stretching from just below
The Lincoln Memorial, ihe
bridge VIII span tie Potomac
direct from tho Mall below the
white House 90 che leo Man
sion ana Arlington cemetery
The idea N the "Sorih ana
South united" ls 90 bo carried
out in Figures on the pylDus on
the District of Columbia side
ana the Virginia side a lull
figure ~ Foddes- representing
tbr Arts Df Peace VIII stand
between two brpthcrs. one the
Nouh and the other the South
There win be- 80 symboie ng
uros on the bridge iisoIf four
ON each N Tho nine piers
The deficiency appropriation
bin passed March g. carried an
item n $500. 900 for the nrt
yeurr work on the bridge
Tho worlf. according 10 Lieut..
col e G. Sheriff.. suponnicud.
rut of buldlnss and grounds,
wili cover durius This first year
ail the grading and dredging
aud general organization md
planning Of engineering force
Working drawings viii b. pre-.
pared and contracts win bo bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31

been H'ircd teith ir1tcr 1fcr treat.
i'm on ouc side. turn ne shade
and scrub The other siic. Ari gum
Is rcrg cffccfirr ~ r,mariHg ligbt
soicd spots from 'rtadoto sha4es
. What are tile figures for the
manufacture Of electric light bulbs
Tor 1922
4. Hasda.C lamps. sfi6O0 Goo gas
fhicd iImpa. 6 i.DG0 moo carbon lamps
i100,000 miniature fhis iuclp,frs
small bulbs and Gashhght lamps,
2i0.00oDoO.
q Which is more nutritious as "a
drink. cocoa or chocOlate9
4 The chemical composition Of
cocoon IS Water. i5s protein. eLs
idt zS.9. corboHhUdrdfcs. s7.3. osb
~. NJ fDri raipe per mound IL
2.2j6 caiories me chculcal com no.
Siison Of chocolate Is. Water. 30.
protein. i2.gi faf is.7: oarbonhy.
drafcs 30.j. and ash, 2.z. 7hc met
roipc per pound Is 2.5Is caioricS
@ Where was the ancient city OF
"I'r"P
4, III southern Bdbyi0nia. n has
been idcHtificd rim tic modern ciiu
~ Uptupynr. N tcas me chirf seat
n Bdbybonid NJ me rorship Of me
mann Ood,, "Nnnnar" or "Sin." whose
massirc temple 8tW stands N tcct
ADORE Utc Di1iH,
q What Is tho cost Of limiting
silver dollars and pennies?
4. n costs approximately SEQ q
thousand 10 mint siIucr dollars and
81 n thousand 10 mint pennies.
ThcSc prices include only me i.bor.
mol the cost nj material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
l? ]? Answers to Your Questions !? !?

Q. How many telephones arc there
in the United States and how many
In New York city?
4. There arc 1882 Isl telephones
in he United states and 1868
IN Scc York city.
q. When was the first mention Of
petroleum made in America
4. A letter lcrittcn bD The Fran
ciscan missionary. Joseph dc RocIt
dAiiion. about 1885, mention
springs found IN me rcOhon Of rhat
IS nor Southeastern Ncio York or
Northwcsfcrn Pennsylvania. The
carly settlers NJ Pennsylvania OBJ
famed small quantities Of oil on
digging iCclls and scoopiHD out The
liquid iohich SccDcd in from the
surrounding rocks. The drilling Of
fhc tcells on the t1cstern slope "
me AHcOhanics ia the carly part Of
fhe 1911 century led to INC discor-
crU Of petroleum ot great depths.
q. Where was President Garfield
born and what occupations did nc
follow
L. nc traS born IN a boz cabin IN
Orange totonsItip. CUDahoga county.
ohio He Uas a farmer, teacher,
preacher, loUUcr and soldier
O. How many schools are there i'm
the United states especially for
feebIe-minded children and how
many pupils are In such schools?
4. There arc 80 st9te and 50 pri-
rate schools tor fceblcmiHdcd chit
dren The pupils ~ The statc schools
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rueiishsd Daily
3by The star
TpbilshinH 90
Phone alain
0tee
Bon Voyage

OFTEN the ambitions of youth. ospe-
" cally idle youth, are very peculiar
Young Teddy Roosevelt is going TO
traverse sections of the llimalayas and
TmkeStan, especially looking for the long
haired tiger and the Owls Poll. wild bull
with horns seven feet from tip to tip, The
Prince of Wales is going to Africa also
looking for something he can't find at
home, maybe a long-haired girl to dance
with and horse that won't throw a fellow
We wish the young sport well. May
"our Teddy" find the long-haired tigers
much nicer than the bobbed ones and
always avoid getting horned by those
Seycn-foot horns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Crimes Character

THE American Bankers association and
1 the bonding companies note n decided
decrease in burglaries and abscondings and
a large increase in holdupS 1t has become
easier and safer to put pistol at a cash
iers head than to drill safe. and to
appropriate firms cash and get away
with it the criminal has to beat the radio
as well rs the telephone.
The larger number of bank holdups
occur in suburban regions. the stolen auto
usually figuring in the escape, which would
indicate some police regulation requiring
locking of the machine when not in use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31

for lhr actual construction work
uf Tho bridge
~ tho end N the ac,Ond ye1r
work on Tho piers should Doc
half completed For this rsr
oud yrlra work congress will
hagr ~ appropriate $500 600
n viii take 10 yoaPs ~ finish
ihr bridge.
The roadway H ~ Dr. On feet
wide and On cacH side nIlI Boz
q Sidewalk o. feet vide total
20 feet.
Tho mOfurlst approaching
Washington by way NJ tho Ire
highway when this bridge ls I'm.
Hhed win get au imposing Wow
Of WDabinElDu'a beauty from
Arlington Heights. More than
Tint, be will come into the city
over direct route. made sacred
because n VIII be- the ono taken
by fallen heroes ~ their last
resting place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Here to Remedy Your Troubles
if of Public Interest

WI b. permitted 10 enter. There
is q physician si zach point or 90.
uy and his charge should he So
\ private doctors certificate viii bc
as effective provided Il il not too
old
W. FiEili Wh~H lDaaiHo and
discharging pnsssn0rrs az SECOND
and Madison the cable chr q often
'ippDrd righf IN the path Of prdrs.
trims, ~ Hupid secm fhai there "a
sufficient room 10 sion before reach
ing his cr0sNiHg Cnn you hr itr
T.. ~. n
superintendent Henderson says
the order is to leave room for pcder-
trims TO pass Bt this crossing. but
that owing 70 the grade II is difn-
s'sitn"ld OH us op o. sSrMtu lluo
to check up on the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

81 HAVE an extravagant
L SON" said smoker.
whose passion runs 10 neck.
tics and more ncckiics The
other evening bc rushed In with
beautiful foulard. cryins.
Look. dad, Isn't she a beauty
Bul say. dad. Tho salesman said
&, was a smart tie What does
that meanT
Well replied, II usually
means intelligent, wcll-educaied.
what did you pay FOR it?'
Only S..
Heavens. Where did II 30
10 ychool-to Iale2'
That's what tho man called
tia smart Yale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31

YOU can get an answer TO
4 any question OF fact or in.
formation by writing The Seat.
tie Star Question Editor. 1929
New York ave. Washington,
ID. c., and incloSing cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies. conf
dental. All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Whiskers Lose in Capital

WAsHINGroN, March al
w Charles Evans Hughes
passes from ine spotlight at the
national capital. and with him
goes whiskcrE'
No, the least important OF new
dispcnmtions IN this year Of
change ana uphcuvals Is the
complete reversal OF what Is
modish and proper for men in
the way Of hirsutc adornment
While Hughes presided in the
supreme court and in the state
department. his wavy white
beavers were the recognized
standard OF manly beauty for
Washington. Few could copy
them. but many lonRed to, HIS
only rival for fame was J. Ham
ilton LOWS. he OF the well.kuown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Natures Palfy@5''}E#sgEgE'E3iEEEE

0LD Mother Nature planning party q
~ spirit that's hearty We all know OF thing
shine Of spnn
IT'S that all the spread when all
things ahum treat In you
pretty any
helping tho
land The
viii shortly be opening IN a blaze.
have
brought wind are anIng and
in
IT'S really wonder that the npt high
Old Soils shining IT'S really natural that birds
whole land Is choerod by the coming spring
for starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
Uncle Sam Tests Kew to Our Defense
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS

Queen LibgoEalanl alIiUsisd IN
1888 midswcrHu republic Was
formed. aud r0ycu years later
i' rrtanr American, just iik
NiaHAJ uf ans other territory
The biz battle pff tho islands
ihis year wifl come pretty near
falling on tho sith anniversary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31

senatorial pink vhiskcrs.
But the old order chanseth.
when tho next congress as.
semblcs, there will he only two
boards in the entire United
States senate; only two in the
supreme court: and none at all
in the executive branch Of the
government.
Gillette and I.add are the sen.
atc's only remaining whtskers
pfescryers. And these are scarce.
IL more than whiskcrettcs-sm small
white goatees somewhat in the
style OF King George. with moth.
ing OF the ambitious curve OF the
Hughes adornmcnt. Justices
Sanford and Sutherland sport the
only two boards in the supreme
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
What Folks
Are Saying

WILLIAM s. BOyAED Of
Methodist Board " Education
we urs coming 10 zee that The
purpose " the Church Of Jesus
CHRIST rs primarily 10 help men
To- Doc thOrDIy and genuinely
good men and 10 live the Chris.
uan NE"
DE W H. WHITNEY, Cen
crui Electric Coz THE man
who VIII De successful IN re.
search work must be Of more
than average ability He must
bo Interested In truth. and not
merely In proving or diaproyinE
q hobby. Ingenuity b. an i'm.
portnnt asset as % also re.
rourrcfulncss"
DIR. ]. a. sCHERER. Traveller
and historian More harm has
been done by careless stupidity
than by al the Volstead acts
and we will continue 10 be stu.
pid. II we do not either repeal
or enforce the Yolstead act"
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lITAsuINGTOS. March y II
w wns gs 'thr cross roads ~
the Pacific lBfs 'g pnrtsof-
rill t1f American wbulers sud
trudlus vessels that tho United
states ursl became interested
in Hawaii
nm ~ tho end ~ Npril Nhcn
ucic SANS great battle feet
ATTACKS this mtd.pcrBr out.
post. il viii bc To- test the Dc
fcuaiye strength " n naval ard
military stronghold uaw ours
hy anne xRtiou. To-day tho
Hawaiian islands arc the 'kty
~ the Pacific" without which
our wcat coast would bc sell
nigh Impossible i1 defend
The iawaiiana according TO
tho spanish were discovered IN
1856 Is Juan GsrIanp who
named them ia Mesa But
generally Il Is related that Capt.
James Cook. ap EnFl.shmsn,
discovered them In iISs and
called them Sandwich islands
American trading ships hogan
60 call there Immediately after
tho revolution And So Ike an
earthly paradirr were they that
ships crews frequently mutintrd
or deserted there Ia order 10
remain
cant Vancouver the Hritun.
and John Jacob Astor. Yankee,
were visitors more than 100
years ago. the one carrying the
first cattle and sheep 10 tho
Islands. tho other seeking sup.
plies and men for his fur trade
around Astoria tOrcj which he
had founded
4 line OF Kings ruled these
volcanic iaics in those days
while the United States. England
and France We'd with each other
Tor their trade
Suddenly there came change
In 1915 tho United states
burst thru 20 the Pacific ocean
by acquiring utlc 60 what Is
now the seven wcstcrnmost
states Including California, ore
gon and Washington We had
become Il Pacific power with
2.0OO-milc coast to defend
Immediately and simultaneous
~ nt least three countries
England. France and the United
states Jaw the strategic value
OF Hawaii For the United
states. Mt least, IL had become
something moro than . cross
roads II was now the key to
tho Pacific"
The French az once became
aggressive. In 1864, so afraid
was tho Hawaiian government
that France meant mischief,
that II voted provisional ces-
sion TO the United states, but
Daniel Webster. then secretary
Of state, refused to accept an
ncXntiOn,
Washington realized. however.
the menace, to this country
should the Islands fall into tho
hands OF hostile power. SO
the United States navy. watch
dogs Of our consts, kept It's eye
on the situation The Hawallnns
might remain independent II
they liked, but II they went
anywhere they would 70 to
the United states Such was
tho American attitude.
Tho inevitable happened April
30, 1900. After various crises,
includinw ncar-onneXation by
Britain. threats by France, rcyo-
lutions. coups and whutnot,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31

"SEMl-OFFlCIAL" information is to
y the effect that Vice President Dawes
will deliver six lectures, this summer,
layoring amendment OF the senate rules.
Seems like waste of great talent TO us.
What Charlie needs is an amendment to
the constitution requiring tune by
soXophone in front of the vice presidents
tent when tie vote in the senate is threat.
ened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31

number 1851 and Of priuaic schools
1855. The state schools hold Drop-
crfB r1lucd ut Si5.s0O.O00. and the
pirate schools property rained Al
Si,i60.O0O
Q How may white window shades
be cleaned?
4. spread sheet on me tioor
UHroH the shade, and tciUo a sofi
cloth or SDonDC. scrub me Hbddc
,ciM DoiCdcred m1Onci0 which has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31

VIZ Firff Fgnr Of ~ bOgs icrrs
/ playing bpR Ia a back yard 'ras
ap. aad hiI me bell piaHE thru
/ ,fisdate. The oirncr Of Tho hpHsc
toorts mr 10 roy for tho glass mp.
seIt should I pay this 81 should
oil four Of ~ pdpt
S n fAgr ~
Mr Ftxii puI this up 10 jury
composed OF nine boys about your
age ana q good lawyer. who acted
as Judge The unanimous verdict
was that au four boys should pay
Z for the glass. each paying an equal
sum. The Judge instructed that the
/ four boyH we're engaged in the ''joint
venture" Of boll game and that
each was responsible FOR The ac, 81
any ono OF the four The jury
/ found that both legally and morally
all four should pay
/
w. FiTii People driuc on ION
arc ~ H.. ~ 30 aud 10. aud crcn
50 miles az hour This is an cucrp-
| day occurrence. I Hire on ION arc.
aud ! tuou Pedestrians crossing
| The street ara UrScr safe Police
men sometimes stand aud match.
( buf make M arrests. cont some
/ thing b. done about fhisr
4 ION AVE. RESIDENT.
Mr.. Geek. OF the traffic depart
mcnt. pys they have not sufficient
men 10 properly police 10th avc.
n. H., and that they realize that
this is needed He asks that any
gross violations In that locality DO
reported to the traffic department
MA in-fSlO
M Fifii March 81, about .
O'Clock called nc Western Union
office and asked for The correct
rtJhc. Thc gir seemed rcrp cross.
and hung up uifhom giring nc nc
time called again aud she did
nc same thing often net The
timc there. Hare uicV stoppcd mat
scrricc1 MRS. H. w o.
Tho Western Union still gives this
service 20 All. No doubt you Eot n
/ young woman who was busy, or
maybe was behind in her sleep. Tho
matter will be called TO the uttcn-
ton Of w, j. Smith, the manager
who viii remedy tho trouble
NJ. Firif. on account ~ The
railroad tracks ,ciH u be possible to
cricnd me street car tracks north
from The ucto Moailabc bridge 10
connect rith the other lines al i0th
and University tcapR There ,cHn be
real demand tor such connection,
n. 4.
First a loop track TO the stadium
viii be provided, so TINT cars can
take the crowds there. hnd should
II become necessary to extend the
line from the bridge 20 10th and
University way. plans have been
provided for doin. that The rail
road tracks will not interfere.
sSir FirN Please let mo kuoo
" Brifish Columbia tourists must be
paccinatcd bcjpyc returning 10 ne
United Sidtcs Sunday. March 22,
phiic returning from ne other ado,
az nc bordcr zee Wcrc required Ia
BE- rdccHdtcd ana iecrc charged
$500 each As u uas a VoucrH-
mcnt doctor. u seemed 20 MS an mn
reasonable charge HRS,Jf'
Al persons returning TO the
United states from Vancouver on
It's suburbs who can moi show II vac.
cinntion certificate mol over ycnr
old must DC vocclnntcd before they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31

~ that event Ry ID, oven thr
Chinese born az uBturalizcd on
The islands became American
citizens Thus the Japanese ob.
lection 20 our naval maucuNcra
there are aH groundlt Is pa tho
they took place OF Long Island,
y. y.
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The SeattlerStar

rranglsro
is uan 80 ps month months Ito Iieo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31
A Thought

Men shall speak OF the might OF
Thy terrible acts and viii de.
clare thy grenincss.--Ps ll5,6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31

IN Missouri red flannel nccltics
are an tho pge Another economy
Btrcnk You cnn cut 10 Of them
from your last winters undcrshr,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-31

L'OR hc that once is good is ever
l. great. Bcn Jonson
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-19
Here and There
in Sport World

Los ANGELES, Sept. believer
Scncio, a little brown man from the
Philippines, drew in Il ton round
bout with Teddy Silva here last
night.
The two bantics staged a bout
that warmed the cookies of the
heart of the crowded arena. Scncio
started with Il rush and took the
t'rst two rounds. Silva then struck
his stride and began swinging
heavy artillery. He coppcd the next
two. From then on the battle was
nip and tack.
Near the end of the ninth round
Silva landed the heaviest wallop of
the fight, a right hook that landed
right on the button.' Scncio
staggered back against the ropes
and his guard dropped. The bell
rang and saved him.
y mild sensation was caused by
the Knockout of julius Jessick
former amateur champion light
weight, by fluffy Wing, i'll the sec
bH't round.
10Y Moore, wclterwcight, coppcd
the decision from frankie Ticrncy
iii the SIX round special.
Morric GranSburg beat Marcclino
Lomclll and Young Carpenter won
from Howard Yard in two four
FOUNDERS.
Suspension of the five principals
IN the lludkins Callahan cmbroulio
at the Olympic auditorium Wcdncs.
day night was announced today.
Ace Hudkins and brother man
2Scl, clyde iiudkins, Larry Ne
Grath, referee and Mushy Callahan
and Manager Eddie Sears were sus.
pended Indefinitely by the state
athletic commission.
The suspensions are the result of
the two nour miXup prior to tho
bout Commissioners Almgrcn had
ordered Retcrec o Shea to handle
the fight, Sears insisted that
either george Blake, who refused,
or Larry McGrath would referee.
o Shea disappeared and the club
management instructed McGrath to
act as thlrd man.
Sears insists his contract called
for either Blake or McGrath and
he would have called off the fight
II another referee was selected.
Callahan s purse was held up.
All are scheduled to appear be
fore the commission in person at its
Ac&t board meeting.
Wlth a good cnance to tie for
third place, the Los Angeles Angels
dropped two games to the Seattle
indians, ~ and 81. John Milius
tnrned IN a pretty three hit game
lor tnc indians in the finale.
STATE, Hood and Marty krug were
sent to the club house for arguing
with the umpircS during the day.
The defeats put the Angels back
where they started the series, four
foll games behiud tho Indians,