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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
Mrs. Coolidge Cited
AS Model of Dress

Washington. Dec. 81 - Washing
ton women who have started a
movement for longer skirts and
less smoking among girls have
found a perfect model In Mrs. Cal
win Coolidge.
'If every woman in America fol-
lowed Mrs. Coolidge's standard OF
STYLES we would have the best
dressed and most properly dressed
nation in the world" said Mrs.
John 3. Henderson, an S6 years
old leader of the movement. AS
Mrs. Coolidge does not smoke and
always dresses smartly and with
becoming modesty, Mrs. Henderson
considers her the best possible
model to follow. Mrs. Henderson
today added flesh colored stockings
to the list Of things which she be-
lieves a young girl should not
wear.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
INDIAN PRINCESS TO WED,
BUT NOT TILL SHE'S IA
13-Ncar-Old Abida of Bhopal Has
Been Educated Along
English Lines

London, Dec. 81 R}-The thirteen
year-old Princess Abida, grand
daughter of her highness, the Be-
gum of Bhopal. India's only woman
ruler. is betrothed to Nawab Sara
war Ali Khan OF kurwai, but the
Begun says she will not be married
until she is fourteen, (which is quite
early enough to overtake wifely re-
sponsibility."
Abida, who had been educated
along English lines and who at pres
ent is here with her grandmother.
has been entering into London's So
cial life with much zest. She has
been photographed many times in
English dress. afoot and on horse
back. The bridegroom -to-be. who Is
% years old. was educated at Ok
ford.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
OBJECT TO DOG RACES
So Florida Sportsmen Are Awaiting
Result OF Appeal To Court

Tampa, Fla. Dec. 81 Rt-Officials
Of dog racing plants today were
awaiting results of an appeal to the
state supreme court from ruling
yesterday by Judge F. NJ. Robes
in circuit court. that betting on the
races Is "detriment to the moral
good OF the community" Judge
Robes also granted a permanent in
junction against further operations
by the Tampa Kennel club.
The ruling directly affects three
dog tracks, Tampa. st. Petersburg
and Miami. which now are in oper-
alton. It also may stop the West
Coast Jockey club from putting on
its winter horse meet here In Feb
ruary If the ruling is upheld by the
state court.
An effort is being made to obtain
a civil supersedeas which would per-
NIT the club to continue racing
pending a final decision. Action on
the petition for the writ Is expected
in few days.
Meanwhile the plant will stay
closed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
BLAST IN MEXICAN Mine
TAKES TOLL OF AZ MEN
Scores OF Others Seriously In
jured; Toll OF Dead Likely
70 Rise

Eagle Pass. Tex. Dec. 81 Up
Forty-two bodies have been brought
out OF a Mexican National Railway
coal mine at Palan, State of Goa
hula, where an explosion occurred
saturday.
News OF the disaster reached here
by courier and last reports last
night were that other dead prob
ably were in the mine. A score OF
miners seriously injured have been
accounted for.
The blast Is believed to have been
caused by the breaking OF a miners
safety lamp which ignited gas in the
mine.
Palan is about IS miles from
Eagle Pass.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31

The Begun. of Bhopal rules over
a state In India comprising 6.9O2
square miles and population of near
ly 100000. She went TO London In
September. accompanied by large
encourage OF turbanned ministers, TO
decide with Great Britain the CUES
ton OF her successor TO the throne
of Bhopal, was between her only
surviving son, Nawab Allah NOLAN.
med Nasrulla Khan. and her grand.
child, The Begun is sixty-seven
wears old,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
TEXAS RESERVATIONS
Highway Commissioner and En-
gineer Leave Their Posts.

Austin. Texas. Dec. 81 OR. J,
Hank, state highway engineer; l.. r,
Allison. assistant highway engineer
and L. +. Lawrence, headquarters
maintenance superintendent OF tho
highway department. designed yes.
terday at the request Of the state
highway department. Neither the
commission nor the men made a
statement.
The commission was reorganized
by Governor Miriam A. Ferguson
several weeks ago. after two OF its
members were forced to resign fol-
lowing the successful prosecution by
Attorney General Dan Moody of suits
to cancel state highway contracts.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
QUEEN MARIE SEEKING
FOR HER MISSING SON
Meantime Prince Carol Is Said To
BE Hitting the High Spots
of Europe

Paris, @eo. 81 Rl-ouoen Marie
Of Rumania is searching far and
wide for an Grant son, Grown
Prince Carol. Since he attended the
funeral Of Dowager Queen AleXan-
dra In London, Carol has failed 10
show up at the royal palace in Blu
charest
The sunny skies OF Italy and a
beautiful Italian woman, prominent
in the social realm, are declared to
be the chief attractions which are
keeping the S2-year-old her-appar-
ent TO the throne OF Rumania aloof
from the royal domicile. In other
words, It is whispered In Partisan
circles that Carol has suffered an
other heart attack--hs third.
Venice, Turin and Milan recently
have seen much of Carol and in re-
cording his movements in these
places where European society gath.
crs for rest and entertainment, the
newspapers have mentioned the
name Of the Italian woman along
side Of his.
During the stay OF Carol In Milan
an emissary OF Queen Marie was dis
patched there with orders TO bring
back the royal wanderer to Rumania
forthwith. The crown prince, how
ever, quickly departed for Ravenna.
but left there after few hours with
Vienna his supposed destination.
Rumor has 1t that the purse of
Carol hasrbecome somewhat depict
ed by reason of his peregrinations
and that he is needful OF its replen-
ishment. The chagrned Queen
Marie. however, is said to have in
structed Italian and Austrian banks
not to supply her son with money.
except an amount sufficient TO pay
his first class fare, alone, back to
Bucharest
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
Firemen on Liner Strike
For Christmas Sweets

London. Dec. n H9 - Because
they did not receive certain Christ
mas delicacies TO which they con-
sidered they were entitled, the
tiremen on the liner Tahiti with
200 passengers bound for san
Francisco, are on strike at sydney
New South Wales says Il despatch
to the Evening News.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31

Washington in an address here yes
terday before the Modern Lam
guage association OF America.
Shakespeare has been so amend
ed, deleted, slashed, sliced and re-
vamped that he would never recog-
nize himself today, the speaker
said.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
City Items

Raymond Mcguire of Black Rock
avenue who was recently operated
upon at the New Britain general
hospital. is resting comfortably.
Does your violin need repairing or
your bow need repairing-leave it
with us, we have an expert In this
line. c. L. Pierce Co.-Advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
Shakespeare Would Not
Recognize His Own Plays

Chicago, Dec. 81 up - If Will
liam Shakespeare could drop into
a front row seat for n modern
showing OF Hamlet" or '"The Mer-
chant of Venice" he would very
likely ask who wrote that?"
SO declared Professor Hazleton
Spencer of the state College OF
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED

A brougham car with Connecticut
license No. 1903 was recovered
and brought to police station this
morning by Officer Dart. The car
is reported as having been stolen
from Hartford some time ago.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
New entertainment
to enjoy tonight
and TOMORROW

and whenever else you choose. Kreisler,
Hotel Biltmore Orchestra, University of
Illinois Band, Salt Lake Choir, Rachma'
ninof, and host of other famous artists.
Can you beat that for entertainment on
any one night!
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
Victor Red Seal Records

Kujawiak Geed Mauk) (Wiemawsh) rbis Cecilia Hansen
Here Keti ene from cara0 Uubay) Cecilia Hansen
Damnaion Of Faust Mepmtopheles' Sersnads
while You Play at Saelna (Beh) In Fenb Marcel Journet
Jolie File de Perth-Quand Ia famine Pamour
Far Maid PT Flame Love- Gze) In Ftreh Marcel JournetJ
Song Of the Vog BmenParaphae by Krae Fritz Ksle
Negro Spiritual Melody Adspd F. Kaa from the Largo Dsk.
New Void Symphony Fritz Krssler
AVictory Bal-Fantay-Part (sesHns) wIm Mngbas and
AVictory Bal-FantayPat2 N. T. Philharmonic Orchestral
Victory Ba-Fantay-Pt (seEns) Wilm Msngebers and
Victory Bal-Fanta,y-Pt4 Y Philharmonic Orchestral
Melody (Gluk sssanb.d) Plano Sersei Raehmannof
Turkish March 0ono Tmc Ciorn Serge RaehmanncH
Madsal Espaho Spanish MsdnsD (mrouae) s,4niA Tito Sh
OLA Farfaletta Butterfly ~ La Grometta t0 Tito Shsj
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
Standard Songs and Instrumental

The Lost Chord Sr se t. Organ Organ ofe Mormon Tabernacle
Great Jehovah "A P (Rerddinh
Jessie Williams and The Mormon Tabernacle
Devotion dape Rusie) Inc Mormon
By the Waters Of Minnetonka Uiunne) tabernacle 7
OReorded in the Tabernacle Sab Lake City, With Choir
Meersinger-Pze Song (Was) Tudor Davies and Chorus
Recorded in Eupe) In E1shh with Symphony Orchestra
Opera Masters Robert Rad and Chorus
Not My Fn deoodh EuWpl In E"r"' with Symphony Orchestra
Imi Au la De Fa Thee lam sems) Victor Orchestra
Beautiful Kahana OonnoK) Victor Salon Orchestra
National Emblem March Base) Arthur Pryor. Band
Lights Out" March MEOW Arthur Pryor's Band
Illinois Loyalty-Maeh (Cud0 University Of Illinois
Hail to the Orange and Oskee Wow Wow diD Military Band
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-12-31
Sacred Selections

Holy Night (Ad.m> Lucy Isabelle Marsh
Silent Night (Gute) Trinity Choir
Star of the East CoopaKennuy) Trinity Choir l
The Birthday Of King MaAnga) osss Trinity Choir
Safe in the Arms of Je.u. or.by-Dc.e) Henry Burr I
Trust and Obey (Samuis Towna) Henry Burr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

The Illinois Athletic club
stars and the diUiag aces
icorked out in the Washing
ton canal Friday for the ma
tionai meet phich gets under
rag here TUcsdoy. The men
pictured here are: N John
~ Wei8muiier, the porid8
fastest Swimmer and acc of
the Illinois A. C.. team; (2J
Al White, the WoHderjM dr.
er Of the Olympic club of
San francisco; (3) Pete Des
Jardiene, the classy diUer
from Florida; ~ Tommy
Mckee, Of the Holvwood
Athletic cLub; % Harold
Kreuger star Swimmer of
the Illinois A. c. plun0iug
into the Canal Waters; 90
William Bachrach, Ueteron
Illinois A. c. coach, Who de-
VelOped WeiSmulier.
Photos by Carter 4 Bradley,
star Staff Photographers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

attractive program arranged for the
following day and which will be
wcs worth the pubnc'a while 10
take IN
This second day event viii sec the
professional and the four leading
amateurs Of the North End, Raj.
inter-, Tacoma and Darlington clubs.
teelng Off In foursomcs on match
play: each player in the foursomo
having individual matches with the
rest Of his party on this 3s,hole
trip.
The professionals will make up
one foursomc. the top amateurs Of
each club the next foursdnio, and
40 on.
The fivc.man team finishing the
most number Of points up on the
days play will receive cup, and
the amateur turning in the best 30.
hole score will be awarded with a
medal.
Another event will bring together
four profe&slonnls, namely; Johnny
Jones, of Piper q Tafts; Curley
Iueston. Of the Olympic Golf club;
Pcrrs Gail. of the Glendale Coun.
try club, and Frank MInch, of the
Everett club, in an exhibition -four.
bali foursomc
Club President Frank Ryan Ia
making arrangements for "presi.
dents" foursomc, and Bin rShlcrs
has lined up tho material for a
captains" foursomc.
The public Is invited to take in
this show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Helen Wills
Wins Essex
Tennis Title

MANCHEsTER, Mass. July 25.-
III California made n clean sweep
OF the Essex Country club womon's
invitation tennis tournament here
Friday, with convincing victories in
both singles and doubles.
Helen wills, Of Berkeley. national
champion, overwhelmed Mary X.
Browne, OF Santa Monica, second
ranking woman player In tho coun.
try by score OF 90. OIL.
Victor ana vanquBhod in this
match then paired in an East.
West final in the doubles, defeat
ing Mrs, Marion zlndcrstein Jossup,
Of Wilmington. Del, and Miss Flea.
nor Goss. Of New York, CO, 90.
Altho beaten IN the singles, Miss
Browne moved into the double win.
nor class by pairing with c. w.
Holman, Of Snntclla, Cal. and de.
fenting MR Ryan and Nat w.
Niles Of Boston, G-2, Ga In the
mixed doubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Howard Kinsey
Playing Champ
for Net Title

CKOKIE COUNTRY CLUB, Glen.
- coe, Ill. July IS William 4.
Tildcu faced his hardest test OF the
week today when he took the court
against Howard Kinsoy California
star, in the semi-finals OF the III.
nois state tennis championship sin
giles. The winner OF the match is
TO meet the winner Of the Billy
Johnston. Wray Brown clash, also
on today's bin and in the finals to-
morrow.
Klnsey ~ anxious for a win over
Tllden. Yesterday Kinsey with his
brother Robert, nearcd victory
over Tilden and his youthful
protegc, SANDY" weIner, In the
somifinals of the mems doubles,
when Bob Klnsey collapsed on the
court. a victim Of cramps. He was
unable TO continue and the match
was forfeited.
AS result Of this match, the
Tllden.Weiner. East Coast team,
battle Johnston ana Griffin, West
Coast pair, In the finals Of the
doubles late today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Bachrach, Illinois A. C. Coach Developed Weismuller
Crack Swim Tutor
Made Cham pion
Portly Mentor Saw Possibilities in Lanky Chicago
Iounsster Five Years Ago and Made Worlds
Champion Out of Him; To Be in Five Races
by Leo IL. Lassen

FIVE years ago lanly youngster had an ambition to
take swimming lessons from William Bachrach, the
famous coach of the Illinois Athletic club For weeks Wes-
muller came down to the club tank with friend of his who
was the prep champion of the Windy City at the time So
persistent was he that Baehach finally consented to watch
him work
The keen eye of the pory coach saw the natural ability
IN the young fellow saw he was strong and knew he
ambitious
For weeks baehash worked with him teaching him
swimming strokes with the added
developed moe speed unu had passed ana he bosomd
the Ia the
today circles perfection in the swim
Aud soon the snort fans OF the Northwest young
action IN tho National A. A. T. championships
Illinois n c Weismure In
mile lie wiz perform five altogether
yiaual card OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
DARLINGTON
VS.. EVERETT

CUNDAY will find the 25.man
- team Of the Darlington club
matching shots with the Everett
lads in the City Of smokestacks'
on sunday, August 2, the Ingle.
wood team will tangle with the
Colwood team, in Victoria.
The caddles OF the Seattle COLI
club will have their annual tourna'
ment on Monday and Tuesday, Au.
gust 3 and 4, with the 16 leading
players tceing off in elimination
match play on the morning Of the
opening day and the rest OF Henry
Hess' family about 1907 engaging IN
a medal play competition. 4.
Following the final masch, on
Tuesday afternoon, the big feed Will
be placed before tie kids In the
clubs dining room, in the evening
That's the time these youngsters
break all records
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Eastern Boxer Is
After Big Fights

Leo Gntes. who boxes under the
maine OF the Mohawk indian OF
North Adams. has returned to New
York city after a weeks rest at his
home In Boston and his manager
Max Meyer, is planning busy cam
paign for him. Ia addition to Jack
Rcnault, with whom negotiations for
n fight az Rochester, N. ", are
now under way ne also plans 10
match Gntcs with King Solomon,
sensational Jewish scroppot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Angels Land
Elmer Jacobs

INNER JACOBS, the ace OF
~ the Seattle pitching staff
for three years has been turned
over to the Los Angeles Coast
league club by the Chicago Cubs,
Jacobs went up 20 the Cuts az
the end OF the 1898 season He
just about broke even with the
Bruins, which Ia Eood record,
considering The class Of the
Cubs Jacobs waH always big
winner in this leuEuc md his
coming TO Los Angeles win give
tho Angels 10y far the best pitch
ing staff in the league. as they
already have Charley Root, Doc
Crnndail, Whitley Glazner. Tom
Hughes. Wayne Wright and
Payne, all good Fingers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
INDIANS VS..
BEVOS NEXT

A FTER winding up the current
n series with the Vernon Tigers
with the Saturday and Sunday
games, the Seattle Indians will come
north to play Portland in the Rose
City.
After the Portland series the Tribe
will come homo 20 clash with Vernon
and Oakland.
Seattle Is making a fine record on
this road trip and is proving to bo
the best road club in the circuit The
Indians have won eight and lost four,
including Fridays contest with Yer
non, since leaving home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

interests. Mis-, ChurChil accom-.
panied her husband.
Sun grieying over the sudden
death OF the Filipino world cham.
pion, Churchill declared he had his
eye on two more world titles and
Is grooming boys in his stable for
the crowns.
Churchill IL dickerIng for bout
between Pete Sarmicnto and Phil
Rosenberg for the worlds bantam.
weight championship and he has
scnico, another Filipino flyweight,
in mind for the worlds title.
Altho believing that Senico would
beat frankie Genaro. American
champion, in n bout for the world
title, Churchill said but there will
never be another boy like villa. He
was in a class by himself"
in Churchilrs stable are Mike
Ballerino, former Northwest favor
lite, and now junior lightweight
champion OF the world, and Sully
Montgomery, former Center college
grid warrior who is now a heavy.
weight hope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
In the Majors
Fridays hcro-slIm Harris. the ,a

Fridays hcro--slim Harris, the tall
Athletic pitcher held the Red Sox to two
hits, and shut them out, six to nothing,
giving tho Athletics i lead ~ ono full
game over the Senator'S
The Pltt-burE Pirates gained u fun
game on the Giants when Johnny Morr-
son beat the Cards, TO o.
Lazy fielding by Mouscl soutbworlh
and Frsch caused the Giants 10 tan be-.
fore the Braves again by n score Of . to /,
cnycncy's error gave The Cubs their
only run on Luuuc, aud tho Reds won,
. 10 I,
rho Tigers went into u lie with the
Browns FOR fourth place whom they bent
the white SoS, u to 4.
Home run lenders Williams, Crowns,
"a, ilornsby, cards ca. lInrtnolt cubs,
.2i; MouscI Yauks, 81 slmmona Athlcl,
Ice. 49, Kelly Giants, ~. Doltomlcy
cards, 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Valley Leaguers
End Season With
Contests Sunday

TIME final games in the Valley
l. league will be played Sunday
with the Renton club n cinch for
the title as II now has two.gumo
lead over rs nearest Nal, Fairfax,
AS the Fairfax nine does not play
Sunday, the leaders uro In no dan.
Der of losing their lead.
lssuquuh is the team which plays
Renton, the game being held at
Rcnton, Auburn Journeys TO Tolt
in the other game ON tap. George
Farmhouse viii umpire the Ronton.
lssuqunh tilt, aud Shechan, tho
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Time Releases
for Pigeons in
Sportsnnen Show

VNHE schedule for the releases Of
= pigeons Of the Racing Pigeon
club have been announced. The
schedule is for the races held In
conjunction with the Seattle sports.
mems SHOW, which is now being
held, 1t is MS follows; Portland club.
July 80; Vancouver b, c., August
/; Victoria, Il, c. August ..
Birds from the wctmoro Fixing
club, of Chicago, H., were TO be re.
leased sunday The birds were to
fly 1000 miles An releases win oc.
cur ut 1880 ~, M Several other
shipments OF birds are due at tho
show, but no time has boon set for
their journey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

Wciamuller les lust young rtl.
low. TALL and 1.-THE, and appears 10
be ~ wonderful condition,
lie takes his swimming seriously
however and tho ace spent several
minutes coaching young Swartz, the
youngest OF the Illinois entries, Ia
the use OF his arms in his speed
stroke Pcrfes, form has made
worlds records Tor weismnIlcr and
this Willingness 10 help Improve his
mates shows that there Il nothing
swcllheaded about this young
champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Pinkston Gives Up Question

Pinks;Ga asked. lJerr you
have Welsmuller. tai fellow.
who i just fraction or 10
faster than Arne Borg. the
swedish star. Who j. "A little.
skinny fellow. Aud them there's
CEnrlcton, another fast man,
who is heavy and fat,
You set the Same thing In every
sport Some fellows get speed with.
out any so,called form NJ all It's
just natural coordination Of
muscles. aitho form IL essential 10
get the most out or natural abil-
ty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Harold kreuger Is Real Star

steam yacht passed thru the
canal aud while il was slowing
up for the Montlake bridge 10
open. kreuger swan TO the
prov Of the boat and was
pushed along In the water I'M
III the vessel ~peeded up. Then
kreuger climbed up on the deck
and dove off into the canal
again.
It was a risky stunt but tho boys
say that he used 10 do that stunt
IN the Honolulu laS with the big
liners and get away with u, 50 Fri.
laws performance wasn't even a
stunt workout FOR him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

WHILE Wclsmullcr usually gets
w the bouquets and is the big
splash Of the Illinois swimming
team. Harold Rrcuser Is FAR from
being deadwood in tho water.
This husky swimmer. who first
came to world notice while perform.
ing in the Hawaiian Islands. holds
the worlds record in the medley
swim and viii compete in that fea
ture here
kreugcr !, powerfully built
fellow and seems To have a lot
Of drive in the water. He's the
daredevil Of the lot. \ big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
.esbrook Gave
Net Ace Scare

Walter Wesbrook, former Unlver-
sity Of Michigan star gave the great
Bin Tilden u strenuous argument III
the national clay court tennis
tourney held o tSt. Louis recently.
Wesbrook carried tho champion into
five sets, the scores being Ga, &c.
81, &c and 60. II was the toughest
competition big Bin has faced this
season,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Weismuller Prefers Outdoor Waite.

WElSMuLLEB. who arrived yes,
w tcui1y with four eliminates
and his coach. worked out in the
Lake Washington canal. altho he
would have preferred TO have
played golf. the links game being
his second sport love-
AMER short workout Ncis.
muller said that he preferred
outdoor competition, altho Il
didn't make great deal OF diff
ference ia him whether he
raced In tanks or la natural
courses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25
Divers Practicing Hard

CONDITION Is tho main thing
~ thing now for the skilled swim.
mers competing here next week.
There viii be a little coaching done:
a lot Of swimming VIII undoubtedly
bo INDUCED In BY the sprint and
distance stars FOR conditions sake
But It's different with the
divers, who are forced to prac-
tice twice daily to become ac.
customed to the new diving
tower ut the Canal.
As approach on the board and