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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

primero en- llegar la factoria
es el dueno de la misma.
Edison, Ell milagroso, con todos
sus amos llenos de gloria, a las
nueve de la manana esta en- su
laboratorio intensamente ocupado.
Y es que aqui el trabajo cons
tituye la verdadera devotion del
ho1nbre Y la mas practica reli-
gi6n de la familia. Y en- ell fruto
dc ese trabajo descansa la pros
peridad y tranquilidad de la de
mocracia nacional. =.
Trabaje usted, y usted sera IL
bre.
Por ESQ es. que ell Pueblo Sc
preocupa muy POGO de otros mo-
vilnientos ajenos al trabajo. No
esta pendiente de, elecciones nj de
reyoluciones.
En- otros paises una election o
una revoluci6n es una zafra lujo-
! sa para los que las fomentan. !.
Aquf no. Como cada cual sabe
su derecho v obligation, Ell dia
de elecciones sale de la factoria
y Sc dirige al colegio electoral y
Ell & deposita su voto por los
candidates que mas guste. Lo
nlisno Sc vota por Coolidge que
por Smith. Aquit el nonlbre del
partido no LENA obligaciones. Lo
que 81 importa es .el proceder de
los candidates. Los meritos pI-
blicos de un candidate hacen cam
biar la politica de partidos. Por
ESQ ocurre comumente que un re-
rublicano de hoy endose la can
didatura democratic de malana.
Ellos saben que triunfe ell parti-
do que triunfe, la nacion sigue
siendo una .republica democratica.
A esa conviction han llegado y
por ESQ no les preocupa la propa-
ganda de Gales y plazas por tai
cual candidate.
Y un pals asi, es un pals ma
ravilloso.
II, Tiene eonfanza en- sus leyes y
POGO le importa que hayan cien-
tos de- miles de periodicos Y revis-
tass escritas en- idiomas distintos; |;
nj que ell gobierno ruso establez-
ca agencias sovietistas. en- sus ca
lies; nj que polacos, irlandeses,
griegos, alemanes 0 japoneses Sc
feunan en- manifestations impo-
anentes y enarbolen en- la Quinta
sAveEda la bandera de sus pafses
~ den vivas a sus. gobiernos re-
representatives.
. ESQ nj perturba nj molesta q
nadiea
= Hay barrios de veinte y Gin
scuenta mil almas donde nunea Sc
oye1f hablar una palabra en- in
.g.6s. ESQ no interrumpe l. mar
cha del gobierno del pueblo, por
.el pueblo y para el pueblo.
Esta denocracia esta irspirada
eli la Declaration de Independent
cia. Democracia que lfev6 Frank
lin y Laffayete Francia y mo-
two ell derrumbamiento de la
Bastilla; democracia que CORE en-
rios de inteligencia por Europa,
cue ha invadido Alemania, la
China, al Jap6n, a Italia y Nueva
Zelandia.
iTal parece que este Pueblo
surgi6 la vida por un designio
providencial del. Creador!. ;. Aqui
todo respira a Libertad. va
que la historic nos ilumina con
aquel detalle glorioso cuando el
rio Delaware sc hiela para dejar
paso libre al iejercito de Wash
ington y conqristar la resonante
victoria que oblig6 a los ingleses
a retirarse y hacer que Sc eseri-
biera la Declaration de Indepen-
dencia el a de julio de 1776.
mo inspira este detalle mott
vos bastantes para Greer que los
cielos reparten sentimie11tcs de Ii
bertad patriotismo hasta en- los
rios de este America? =.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

DoS".
Y en- el orden del Derecho Pd-
blico es tan amplio y diafano q
ambiente, asi tanlbien 10 hallare-
mos en- todas las demas ramas
dc las actividades.
Pulitzer lego un dfa al puerto
de esta ciudad y hasta sinti6
nliedo al verse en- medic de un
torbellino humane como Ell que
siempre viotenta el trafco de es-
tas Gales. Con un equipaje a la
cabeza y vestido pobremente, Sc
echo por estas Gales de Dios. Y
encontr6 trabajo.
j Trabaj6 y estudiaba una lee
ci6n provechosa de todo cuanto
Observable. Formo un juicio de 10
que el tenia que exigirse en- pago
de su peregrinacion.
Pues bien: nuestro peregrino
muri6 despues de haber amasado
una inmensa fortuna. Fue fun
dador Y editor del gran rotativo
"The World, que es hoy el peri6-
dico de mayor prestigio polltico
en- los Estados Unidos, siendo el
primer diario que llega a la mesa
del Presidente, y sus editoriales
pesan .tanto en- la opinion p4bliz
ca, que sirven veces de pauta
en- la legislation nacional.. ,f1aeg
Pulitzer dej6 un hijo que lIeYa
su non1bre complete, heredero de
la fabulosa fortuna de su padre
y hoy es esposo de una iliia de
Cornelius Vanderbilt, lnultimillo-
mario y parte esencialisilna dc la
rancia sociedad newyorRina.
A todo ESQ puede llegar IN
hombre que lucha, piensa y tra-
taja.
Preguntad por Alfred Smith
aquf en- New York.
Es Ell gobernador del Estado,
y esta reputado como uno de los
gobernadores de mas s6lido pres
tigio nacional. En- las elecciones
ultimas Sc constituyo en- la igu-
ra mas pintoresca para la presi-
dencia de la Naeion.
Pues bieu: Alfred Smith fue
un hijo de la nliseria. Nacido ALA
en- Ell bajo New York, paso s,l
juventud ganando seis dolares Sc
nanales halando pala en- la car
bonera de una poderosa corpora
cion ferrocarriIera. Mas tarde VII
mos Smith administrator esa
corporation. Despuss, miembro
prominente del Congreso del Es-
tado. Hoy es el Gobernador. Ell
pueblo 10 estima. New York es un
altar y ..a es, ell idolo. II
mo es milagrosa esta odisea de
honibres como Pulitzer, Smith,
Ford, Rockefeller, Miller y otros?
Ell orgullo de esta ciudad con-
siste en- ser sencilla.
Ell espiritu que gobierna y di-
rige la nave de las cuestiones pu-
blicas, es el misnno espiritu de SEN
cillez democratica de Miles Stand
ish, Henry Hudson, Peter Stuyve-
SAINT, Adams, Washington y Lin
coin. s .
No existiendo privilegios q
dnico canino a ,seguir es el del
estudio y del trabaio. Estudiando
y trabajando Sc conquista Ell
nlundo.
Aqui Sc aprecia y sc glorihca
al que trabaja. En- nnuchos paises
donde existe la nobleza y las. di-
ferencias sociales, Sc considera Vi
llano al. que trabaja, y noble al
- 80 sS.s. Il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
Ell GRAN EXITo DE LA
"SEMANA DEL NINO"

El Comite Executive de la Sc
mana del Nino desea expresar las
graeias a todas y cada una de las
instituciones y personas que de
alguna manera ayudaron al exito
de la Semana del Nino en- el mes
de mayo de este ano, tanto en-
San Juan como en- la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02
Desc Cuenta Del
Peligro

tAquef dolcr en- la espalda la esta
hacienda perder el Amino. la fuerza
y el vigor1 tSe leyanta cada mana
ma nerviosa. con vertigos { iras-
ciblea cPadece usted de mortih-
cantes dolores de cabeza? la causa
de todo este es probable que sc deba
fatiga y debilidad de los rinones.
Quizas hayan taInbien molestosos
des6rdenes urinarios.
listed debiera darse cuenta de
que estos sfntomas Sc deben que
los rifiones piden ayuda. Estos sc
han debilitado y no contin1an en- su
importante labor de 6ltrar la sangre.
Descuidar estos sfntomas comunes
conduce malestares mas serios
tales como reumatismo. arenillas.
calculos. acido 1rico s hidropesfa.
A las primeras manifestations de
dolor de espalda empiezece a usar
las PILDORAS DE FOSTER. Este
extraordinario remedio. ha venido
ayudando desde hace medic sigIo.
aquellas personals que padecen de
malestares de los rifiones. No haga
experimentos con remedies nuevos
Y no probados. sino que insista en-
conseguir las, FlLDORASs DE
FOSTER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

que eli Compuesto re
medic aquellos penosOs
males.
No hay necesidad de pa
decer. Tome I'd. fe.
y regularmente el Com
puesto yegetal de Lydia
E. Pinkham Y Podri
gozar de Ia vida, con un
cuerpo sano y yigoroso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

-Todos nos ssentin,os gozosos
siendo alumnoss de esta immense
"Universidad sin Paroles. La
primera lecci6n la recibinlos GUAM
do bajamosa las escalas del va
por para confundirnos en- medic
de esas olas humanas que andan
y deambuian por estas GALES de
Dios. @ - I
Ell cerebro despisrta al grito
de fAhERTA!s que sale de todos
sitios. @ 1'si-~
.Ese grito, que sale de donde
no sabemos, suena y resueiaa en-
nuestros oidos::.. A principle nos
asusta y hasta nos haces correr
de r1iedo; pero POGO a POGO varnos
comprendiendo 10 que 'ese laferta!
nos dice. Entonces varnos uniendo
las ideas " fernando juicios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

fatiga producda Por el exceso de trabajo Por las
preocupaciones intensas, las punzadas la esPada,
las jaquecas y los dolores que Sc presentan con Ia
menstruaci6n 0 cuando esta eesa, el otono de la
vida. Ricas pobres, ovenes y ancianas = SO, 900
IL eIiss han derlarado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-02

DURANTE mas de tres generacio-
- nes, .el Compuesto Vegetal de
Lydia +, Pinkham ha sido una bendi
cion para las mujeres.
Respondiendo un QUESTIONABLE que Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
TRIBE CATCHING
WILL IiI GOOD

RED baldwin was rlr aud away
The best catcher in the Coast league
last year and ava most " Tho back,
atnppInE Tor kiilcfcr
BALDWIN did everything wsil in.
ciudins hitt.ns and De was a great
help 10 the pitchers in the way be
handled their deliveries
Add To IlaldWin's efficiency
tho steady catching of Tom Daly
and " can be seen that therr
won't be much amiss behind
the plate thu, season.
killcfrr 1flil has Frank Tobin for
third strinErr. Tohln has a world
OF pepper. knows the league and
viii come In mighty handy II killsfsr
decides 20 carry three receivers
There viii he about the same
catching staff, In tho league.
with the exception Of Portland.
which has an cutirr new staff.
crosby. Rowland and Noodriug
will do the Portland receiving.
los Angeles u expected 10 make
chhngen NJ both Jenkins and Spencer
have seen better days
Koshlcr. schang and sehang Read
and Baker. Peters and Cook. Yclic
and Agurw, ANA Murphy and Han.
nah will on DC on The job again,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Senators to
Rely Upon
Wronghanders

OOkS as IL Manager Stanley
~ Harris OF the world champions
intended to southpaw the opposition
into submission the coming season.
Harris. at present. has four south
paws In the Washington lineup. all
OF them veterans. offering a bit diff.
ferent type OF pitching.
Mogridgc has the slow tan,alfzinr
delivery that is as effective as his
stuff. His pitching motion keeps
RUNNERS tied TO the bases.
Zachary has good control and n
deceptive knuckle hall. His work
against the Giants featured. ana no
doubt was the cause of Harris pin.
ming so much faith in lerthanders.
Nean Gregg. resurrected from the
minors. and Dutch" Reuther. Sc
cured from Brooklyn by waiver
route, have won fame with their
curve. Gregg in his prime had great
speed.
American League clubs boastinr n
majority OF left.handed hitters arc
going TO do a lot Of cussing next
summer when they meet Washing
ton.
III the southpaw fad continues In
the majors, scouts are going TO get
strict orders TO dig up some good
hiiters to the exclu.
sion OF tho ''leftics." II can only
be comhated with force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16

half OF double main event. Pete
Bross, rugged Montana welter.
weight. meets Travie Davis, the Ev-
erett veteran. Davis has been on
the shelf for quite some time. but
his friends predict that there are a
lot of good fights left in him. Bross
Is a tough boy and always keeps
coming, and many believe that he
viii force Davis TO extend himself.
In keeping with his policy OF in.
Producing new faces in Seattle. Pro.
motcr Druxman has signed Al Ora
cio. n Spokane boy. to meet the
clever Irving Goldberg in the special
event. Gracio beat Pete Mltchie
In io.round bout over in Spokane.
and also holds a verdict over Billy
Mendez.
Druxman has signed Joe Wilson,
the colored wild.man. for the second
bout. Wils,e's opponent win be
named later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Title Bout to Reward
SdCcO-JOrdQn Winner

A MATCH with Bobby Harper
4 4 win be the reward for the win.
ner OF tho Jimmy saccoJohnny
Jordan main event bout OF Nate
Druxman's smoker at the Crystal
pooi Tuesday night.
Neither Sacco nor Jordan would
mind adding the Northwest welter.
woigth title to his list OF laurcls.
and. with chance OF getting
crack az Harpor's crown. Tuesdays
bout should be good.
sacoc's first appearance here was
marked by his decisive victory over
Dodo Bercot. Il was ono OF the
few fights that Bercot has lost.
Johrdan has been here more re.
Gently. and fought two great bat.
ties with Bcrcot
Sacoc Is here training. while Jor.
dan Is working out In Tacoma.
In what Is billed as the second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Legal Action
May Be Taken
Against Pair

NEW YORK. Jan. Illegal &C.
! ton viii be brought against
Cory Dolan and Jimmy o'Connell.
principals in the baseball scandal
which threatened the 1924 world
series. II Commissioner lands. head
Of organized baseball. can present
evidence to indicate that felony
has been committed under New
York statutes, district Attorney Ban.
ton said Thursday.
III Commissioner Lands has ovi.
dcnco OF violation OF the New
York statutes. / will take tho evil.
dencc he submits and assign one OF
my assistants to investigate tho
case" Banton said. "if | am con.
WINGED n crime has been committed
In the state. | will prosecute those
involved as ! would in any other
case"
\ section OF the New York penal
code provides that whoever at.
tempts to bride baseball player is
guilty OF n felony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Paavo Nurni
Breaks More
Track Marks

NEW YORK CITY. Jan. 10
y rsryh NunmL tho famous Finn
runner shattered three worlds rec
oris IN winning the sooo.mcter run
A. the Madison square Garden hero
Last night In The Municipal a. 4.
games and national Junior champion
ships
Nurm, lsf, Tho field af four start.
er behind and with the exception
Of Willie m,oIa. easily outdistanrcd
The others NJola was second. g.
yards behind the winner
In running the 5000 meters he act
a new mile and three quarter secoud
Of Z minutes s5 55 tsconds a new
mile and srycu.cighths record Of s
minutes - seconds. new 5000.
meter rrcorl Of minutes. IS see.
onds.
This great runner boarded Chi
cago train Immediately after the
race Tor Chicago. where he is schrd-
gi0d IN run tonight After tho chit
cago race he win be back In New
York 90 run In The Fordham meet
Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Duffy and Colima
in Longer Bouts

Oakland Jimmy Duffy and Bert
Collma. two Of the best boxers In
California. arc to get another trial
az the i0.round game.
Duffy and Colima are the class
OF the West in the short bouts, but
they both proved fizzles In the
longer game when they tried It in
the East
Duffy was stopped BY Lew Tend
Ter and later By Bobby Barrett.
Colima was on the floor no less
than eight times in his scrap with
Jack Delaney. the man who knocked
out Paul Berienbach.
Duffy, the big card az Oakland, Is
70 try the I0-round route there. and
Colino. # is said, win soon box
Mickey Walker, world welterweight
king. at Vernon.
II will be interesting to see how
these California stars stack up
against real competition in a real
fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Sub Quarter
Was Chi Star

While Chicago. by virtue Of It's
seasonal record. won tho Western
conference championship. it was
really a substitute player who
made such an accomplishment.
For tho Maroons car thank none
other than Quarterback Curley,
second.strins back. with winning
at least one game and tying
another.
CurIey first sprang into the
spotlight in the last minute az
play in the game with Ohio
State. In that brush. Ohio State
was leading by n 3-to.0 count
right up until the last 90 sec.
onds OF the fray. Chicago had
worked the leather to the Buck.
eyes 20.yard stripe.
There was hardly time 10 try
for a touchdown. 80 Curley was
hurried in from the aidelincg.
And cuTley booted the goal which
knotted the clash. and which. rs
events turned out enabled tic
Stage team 70 cop the title.
a few weeks later Curley once
agar stepped 10 the FORE By
Kicking field goal against
Northwestern. The effort permit.
ted Chicago 10 win, 2 10 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
FRISCO COUNTS
UPON Young PITCHERS

San Francisco q banking upon TIA
young pitchers 20 come thru this
year. Guy Williams. southpaw:
Dave Crockett and Marty Griffin all
did remarkably well last year their
FIRST In fast company. Bert Ellison
Is banking upon them ana the vetet
ans. Bob Gcary and Oliver Mitchell.
10 carry the Seals thru
The Frisco team give Hunky
schorr. former Indian. his uncou,
ditionnl release tho other d1y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
The Referee

Has any catcher thrown out three
men In one inning who were trying
10 steal3-M. n. n.
Yes. Leslie Nunamal,er. last with
the Cleveland club Of the American
league. then with the sew Yorl,
Yankees. turned the trick In the
second inning OF game with DE.
troit, August ,, 1914.
What Is the closest any catcher
has ever come TO Ray Schalk's rec.
ord for continuous performance
ID. i. G..
Schalk. during his career. has
caught 100 or more games in IL
seasons. George Gibson. while a
member Of the Pittsburg club, did
such n stunt for six seasons.
What arc the greatest number of
ever accepted by a first
baseman?-D. C. II.
No first sacker In either major
league has ever made more than %
putouts. five have eauaIcd that
figure in the National league and
four In the American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
OREGON AGGTES
HERE SATURDAY

The Oregon AgEies win Su I,
Washington five its first r,sl "a
OF the season here Saturday III
The Beavers have a y,,rn
squad and they have had a lsE
preseason schedule OF s,rs
that should have put them ,
mid-season form.
II is one OF the big home n.
OF the year and the gym VII !
packed to capacity.
Edmundson's boys have had q
setback this year, the desea I
tho North Dakota Aggies. lot q
Huskies were without Hesks.A u
Frayn, the scoring punch o, q
team in that game.
Since the Huskies have phy,l
with their regular lineup, ihu
have showed u lot OF sowir,
power and good all around abb
ity.
The Aggies are expected 10 (,
up with Baker and Ridlngs a, n
wards, Diwoky at center and ssss
lard and Steele at guards. Err
son, a guard, and Brown. 4 ccr's
and forward, are the chief rsssrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
LumSki Shows
Real Promise

White Leo Iumskl dilnt have
much opposition in DTS fight with
Ncii Campbeil. THE Portland punch
ms bag. the Spokane Kid lookci
even better than DE did Ga his
previous victory over Mike Con.
Eurs.
Lumsli j. not only good
hitter, punching straight and
hard with both hands, but he's
smart In the ring and doesn't
throw his punches wildly when
he has no chance TO land. In
fact. for a newcomer. he misses
very seldom.
IT'S the combination q the boxer
md the hitter who gets along IN
runs up against some smart fighter
run Mp against some smart fighter
who beats him badly and the boxer
who can hit is always IN danger Of
running into one
But the fighter who has both
toxing and hitting ability Is the
fellow who gets 20 the top.
LumsM Is coming fast and bears
watching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
1903 Observed
PATTERSON Week

\ total OF i2,ios fathers and sons
participated in the series OF dinners
and mixers held during Father and
Son week and subsequently in con.
noctlon with the Observance in Sc.
attic Of this national movement. nc.
cordins % the report Of tho local
committee issued Friday. This Is
n gain Of 5.045 over tho attendance
last yenr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Richie and
Nagle Tied
in Golf Play
Amateur and Pro Lead
Field in California Open
With ISIS Strokes

OLYMPIC COUNTRY CLuu. Sar
" Francisco. Jan. nc All the "a
yorites survived The qualifying round
of the nfih California state open
golf tournament aud most 81 The
survivors who scored lsg OF better
Cor the s6,hul, round. have a chance
for uIC title which VIII be decided
Today
Fart Nagel. San Francisco
professional. and George ihtcias.
amateur. also Of San Francisco,
led the field with l55.
~ Nniruus. Of Michigan,
came thru with a 1856, and Abc
E,pino-a. San hranci,eo: Mac
Donald Smith. the title holder,
Of San Francisco. and Abc
Mitchell. Of EnElnnd. we're
punched with l5Is.
George Duncan Of Scotland. Rad
n particularly poor day yesterday.
and with Willie Hunter. former open
champion. turned IN a card 81 i55.
Mitchell also had bad day. TAX
ing Hn eight on ono par four hole
The greens. which were lightning
f1tt yesterday and caused al kinds
% trouble. were even better today.
The weather continued clear and
aool with iust trace of wind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Great Crowd Sees
Florida's Opener

MIAMI. Florida. Jan. Ie.-
When Poison IVY Parke booted
home a winner In the first race at
Miami's now track. Hialch Park. go
600 racing fans sent up roar or
welcome TO the Inauguration OF
Florida's winter racing season Thurs.
day afternoon. Weather was ideal
Tor racing. nltho tho sky was slightly
overcast. and the new track was
lightning fast. Visiting turfmen were
enthusiastic.
Seven races for purses totalling
nearly $4,000 were on the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
MARTIN WOULD
BE FEATHER

When Eddie Martin won the ban.
tam title from Abe oolds,cin, the
weight bothered him and & was
rumored he would soon shift 10 the
feather class.
Now we have Kid Kapian winning
the featherweight title, altho the
lightweight limit would probably be
easier FOR Kaplan than his own
class.
More fighters among the cham.
plons and less hagsllng over weight
and purses Is what the ring sport
needs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Luis Firpo to Tour
Europe by Auto

LONDON. Jan. 1G.-Luis Firpo.
South American heavyweight. left
Thursday for Paris to make arrange.
ments for "a motor tour OF Europe.
Firpo said he would remain in Paris
several days to await an answer
from Tom Gibbons TO the offer made
by tho National Sporting club for
the Gibbons-Firpo fight in London.
f'irpo said he was ready to sign n tho
club could get Gibbons to agree TO
terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
AboutFiights
and Fighters
By LEO ii. LASSEN

NOR the information OF
L boxing fans who don't
know the recognized weights
in various divisions of fight
erS, the following table Is
printed:
Tlyweight-lle pounds,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pounds.
tcatherWrisht-Is6 pounds,
IightWriEht-lS5 pounds,
Nrlterwright-iil pounds.
Naturalization pounds.
Light hraNyWright-lii
pounds
HcatyWright-lij pounds and
over.
Those weights grc usually taken
cot . o'clock tho d1y % the nEht
IN America there is junior
t.1iherwslEbt class az ls2 pounds
junior lightweight 1t 100 pounds
and Junior vtl'crwright az 40
pounds
The weights have been changed
since the early days. hantams az
ore time fighting AZ lilo pounds
fcathcrvc,shts lse pounds lisht.
weights iss pounds wcltcrwelghu
u. pounds, and m.ddlcwcights iis
pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
Dode Bercot to Box
Tough Boy in South

Dode Bercot tho sensational
Northwest wolterweight has been
signed TO meet Bobby Barrett, the
hard-hitting Philadelphian. in a 10.
round bout at Jack Doyle's Vernon
arena on January 81. according to
word received here Thursday.
Barrett's most noted victory Is n
knockout over Jimmy Duffy. tho
clever oaklandor, in bout in the
East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-16
SHUSS HAS FINE
FUTURE

Because OF the greater expcries
OF Hesketh and Frayn. their Isl
much chance OF Shuss brtsk-
into the regular lineup in The \
games. But he is only a SOB
moro and II he develops as :
should. Edmundson has a fine E
ward in the making.
Shuss has the speed and tk
shooting eye necessary for SUE
cess in college basketball and b
ought 10 be heard from ner
year.
He'll get into plenty Of games .
n reserve Mt that. because he's =
a shade behind the regulars in ~
ity.