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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-07
When Cans Stopped Honey
i'm Pleasant Beach Battle
Lightweight King Fought Welterweght in 2O-Round
Go in Washington 20 Years Ago; Cans Was Past
Master of Boxing Art; Fans Wrecked Pavilion
BY Lonnie Austin
CAS- TOLD TO LEO il. LASSEN)
CHAPTER VII

Joe CANS "the Old Master fought in the Northwest 20
j years ago when he held the lightweight cham
pionship boxing Buck Holey in 20-round fight at Pleas
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CHANGE DUE
in GOLF MEET
ny FRANK GETTY

NEW YORK. Sept. IA change
In the rules governing tho national
amateur golf championship is newt
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BRAZIL and was nearly trapped try.
ing to so 20 second. iaaly let him
get away with big lead and he
stole second unmolosted. Then
Grimes followed with a long double
10 tho right field fence and Twom.
bly, checked In. /.
Root pitched ahui,out bah until
the ninth. when Lucas made the cir
ruit DO the second game. In the
meanwhile. his mates hit Fred Fus.
sell rather hard. but had more trou'
bic with young chskaluk. who I'm
ishcd up strong
The teams broke even saturday
Los Angeles winning a wild ono IN
the opener. rs to 2. scoring nine
runs In the second inning. and
Red" Killefor had everybody in but
Doe Brown IN the lineup
In tho second gnmo Buck Ramsey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-07

everal times. / was an anna
i'll never forget the marvellous
He used his arms and elbows
impossible to hit him, altho
the official announced that he
would stop the fight II they didn't
stop yelling, and he counted Il a
round when he ordered the men to
their corners.
That got 'em. and believe me-
you could have almost heard a pin
drop during the rest OF the fight.
Along about the 18th round
Cans, who had been giving
Holley n boxing lesson, started
smuggling, and IL was soon over,
Holley being counted out.
There weren't enough boats TO
accommodate all of the fans coming
home and there weren't half enough
borths and accommodations for
those that did get aboard. There
was plenty of wet goods on those
ships and there was fight about
every five minutes, mostly over
faro games. moro action being
crowded into that sailing than in
10 2o.round scraps,
ITO BE Continued Tuesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-07
Pitching Too Streaky
for Flag Hopes
Seattle Needs Ace Pitcher to Go After Pennant
Rest OF Club Shapes Up Well, but Pitch
ing Hasn't Been Dependable
BY Leo II. Lassen

GIVE the Seattle Indians they line up at the present
VI time, more dependable pitching staff and the Tribe
would be right the thick of the pht for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-07
SEALS AGAIN

PORTLAND, Sept. a San Fran
cisoo took both Sunday games from
Portland and made 4 seven out o.
seals scored eight runs in each game,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-07
pETTICORD WINS

BRtter eE--WillIans and Yell
Meeker and Hannah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-07

Shortstop and Arnold STATE
in centerfield. The Angels
have the punch, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-07

First game: II. H. T.
San Francisco ...s..... 8
Portland ........,..3 &
Batteries Me1yssney and Agncw
HARRISON and Tohiu.
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Detroit. At Cleveland. rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-07
HOME Run LEADERS

hoInts and O'Farrell, BRADY, May
and Hargrave.
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ARE FRIGHTENED
Capt. Dodge Says Booze
Runners Seek Cover

Liquor runners arc being fright
curd out, according to a s;attmen,
made Tuesday By Capt. 4. @. Dodge.
commander OF tho Coas; Guard Re.
intorccd by the cG-sTs. the 10th and
latest addition TO their number. the
United States Coast Guard feet OF
Puget Sound rum chhscrs lay orr the
San Juan Islands IN wait for a 70.
ported attempt 10 break the blockade
which has made booze ships scarce
IN local waters Tor tho last six weeks.
The attempt was not made
Orders have been given TO the
chaEcrs 10 shoot 10 kin after the sec.
ond order 10 halt TO those boats
which attempt TO bring liquor In.
Ten 7J-foot chascrs arc now In scrv.
Ice 10 enforce tho law and they are
equipped with regulation army ma.
chine gun capable OF firing approx
mately 500 shots minute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Coolidge, Kellogg and
Borah Big Three Now
President Plans to Take Over Control
of Foreign Policy

.rsrtntiy iusub.hir parts Flo..NIf
Tho roluton came son the ,suH'usHi
rs HEutio1 of lluehrr
kellogg 81 expected 90 meet n1HH
hair way A. senator ur voted f'J
Hoah's proposal On authorize rrsfl
dent thriIus t1 cali uu afms com.
fgrgnes Ou the other hand, De-
voted To ruyia the treaty of Won
RALLIES. which Uomh opposed on
Russia and Caribbean policy DTS
position b. not Clearly defined iu the
rrrnuia
keIloEg> practical experience aa
la dlrlomlt boz london and bis
natural conservative tendencies VIII
balance che more 'ribcuai rcurig1
cd Hcfah IrsyiHs 90 the president
the uimlI, decisions which have
hitherto alrlost tocn solely in
Hughes hands
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police SEIZE 81.
IN RAIDS
Special Detail Rounds Up
Alleged Gamblers

Aeusg on carefully laid plane the
police aprclal detail went into o.
lion with "a rush Monday night rrld.
inF three alleged gambling drna and
zInF 80 men Msmbsru r0nfiz
Gated quantities of money and gam
bling apparatus. and forced The
prisoners 20 depoait 1880 az buii
uuufs
srrgt Ray 3. Neaton led a squad
into "a place az 900 SECOND ave. -
where 10 men were arrested Harry
Kn.ahi. 50. vas charged with op.
Grating The establishment and post
ed SEQ bail. The others put up
90 each.
A. the samt time other squads
were ruidins houses az ai1a FIrat
ave. where 10 men were taken. and
st lul First ave- where they ar.
rested five men
Charles chin. 80. and An Bow.
M were charged with conducting a
lottery IA the frat address ana
posted $500 ball each
Harry Nicholas. a.. waH charged
with conducting gambling games in
the last named place and posted 700
bail
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Guard at New York
State Penitentiary
Suffered Ten Years
From Catarrh
Now
Well
He
Used
PE.RU-Nl

Mf Charles g. Many. IL Water
st., osslning, y. Y, writes: Il had
catarTh for ten years. tried 10;
of incidence. spent lot Of money
hut II did me no good. instead OF
getting better grew worse. My
eyes we're bloodsiiot. my nose
3meiled bad, and would get so
1izzy / would be forced TO catch
sold Of something to keep from
falling. used about ten bottles
VI Pe-ru.na and am cured OF catarrh,
The dizzy feeling has left me and
am not bothered any more. ! keep
Pe-ru.na In the house and when
feel q cold coming on I take lit.
lie. 1t does me good"
Ask for the original and genuine
Pe.ru.na the recognized treatment
'or catarrh and catarrhal conditions
Tor more than fifty years.
Your dealer has Pe-ru-na in both
tablet and liquid forms.
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JONES PLAN WINS
Senate Adopts Muscle
Shoals Suggestion

WASHINGTON. Jan. f3.-Tho
Jones plan 10 refer the Muscle
Shoals problem TO an expert com
mission was adopted today by the
senate. The vote was 20 to 30.
This definitely side.trackcd tho
Underwood bill. which would have
given the president an opportunity
to lease the big $4,000. 600 govern.
ment power project on the Tenncs.
Gee river TO private operators.
Under the Jones plan. the com.
mission. composed OF the secretary
of war. the secretary OF agriculture.
and an expert TO be selected by tho
president. will determine whether
government or private operation Us
most feasible and will report It's
recommendation back TO congress
when the next regular session be.
gins In December.
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Mill is BURNED
Tacoma Firm Suffers $50,
600 Loss in Fire

TACOMA. JAN ig.H s1wm,I No.
of tbs Hurtcisn Lumber and Man.
uactudns CO. Us5 completely DO.
stroycd. wi.z a y5og5o ioss. uy
flames ~ unknown origin H1'
night. n was located on tha eide
flats here.
The drc broke ouJ at $50 b. m
and b. believed 90 have ucon caureJ
bv an oycIhsatFd hrBfng and d..
fcetivc urht.ng conuccJious II Waf
fztinguishca after fhfrs.hour
nEb- by two eomrauics q rre uu.
paratua
Tho mil had dlily capacity 81
ID. 600 feet u lumber Tho com
pany b 20 open q new Iuiu a. Eagle
gurEa soon.
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healing LcZtma
With CranberrieS

The mild acid juice found In
Cranberries seems to kill the tiny
skin parasite which Is the direct
cause Of Eczema and most skin ir.
ritations. with the cause removed.
the healing takes place quickly.
Cranolene Healing Cream. used OK.
ternally. Is based on this discovery.
In this cream the cranberry Juices
have been combined with soothing,
cooling. healing oils. II instantly
stops the itching and speedily re-
stores the skin to its natural health
and color. Crnnolone Is sold b.
druggists in 35c, 81 and $3.50 jars.
Samples free. Add: Cranolene. Cir.
ard, Kan. Sold In Seattle by Bartell
Drug Co., all Observation-Disclosures.
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PURE CREAM ENDS
,ATARRH OR COLD

II your nostrils arc cloggcd aud
Jour head is stuffed because Of
nasty eatarrh or a cold. apply a lit.
TIC pure. anilseptie cream into your
nostrils. II penctraioa through
every air passage. soothing and
healing swollen. iuflnmod mem.
branes and you get instant relief
Try this. Get "A small botuc Of
Ely's Cream Balm al any drug
store. Your ciogged uos,Fils open
right up; your head Is clear; no more
hawking and shutting. Count nifty.
All the stufflness. dryuea. BtruE.
Cling for breath Is gone. You feel
fine Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
SHANGHAI QUIET
No Fighting in City. but
Troops Raid Country

SHANGHAI. Jan. - Bands Of
defeated soldiers. driven from shAns.
hal In the successful coup 81 Ainr,
shal Chi Hsieh Yuan. were tcrrorir
ing tho eouutt1sid today. but tho
fighting IN the city had ceased and
the situation was easier
Foreign volunteers who we're mo.
bilized 10 guard the French aud In.
iernationsi settlsmcns disbsraAcd.
-Four thousand defeated iIu Pch
soldiers have been informed there.
pending arrangements TO dispose Of
them
Chi Haleh Yuan and hls allies are
10 complete ooa;Fol OF the native
city.
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TO ANALYzE RUM
Booze Seized in Raid Sent
to Frisco Chemists

simultaneously with tho films In
superior court Of liquor manufacture
charges against l.. II swihler. George
Hurlbut, assistant divisional prohihi.
ton director. Tuesday sent samples
Of liquor Aelrcd by deputy sheFiffs
last Friday 70 San Francisco Tor
federal analysis Tor probable trace u
poison. swialer was arrested on
Western ave, Friday night after
deputy shoritfs had uncovered a
quantity Of liquor redlAiillad from an
alcoholic iinlmcnt ana largo guam
uty Of ''non.rcfillable" Scotch Wits
rs bottles and fake labels and sx.
port wrappers Ia n cottage said 70 DO
owned b. swislsr north Of town on
the Chelsea road near wlllarda Inn
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Frentz Again Heads
Clubs of North End

w. H. Frcntx was reelected prcsi.
dent OF the Associated North End
Improvement clubs al tho annual
mrciins in the Green Lake public
nbmry Monday night Ralph vs..
Pvpb WIS named socTctaFy.trcasurcr
Road improvement. particularly the
paving Of i0sth and HON nytz
feum Victory way 10 Greenwood
ave. was discussed.
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BoRAH - MEMBER
on IEIlNNIRAIE

The other member OF the tr,um.
pln.,o whom The president has pick.
"a with himself ana f>enosg 10 con
duc, foreign affairs Is William =
Boguh. chairman II thc important
senate foreign relations committee.
n il vitality necessary 20 Mr.
Coolidge as a party leader that the
new secretary OF state b. aide 20
work wiih Borah, since last sum
ncr. whom the president wanted
B0rah as his campaign running
matc. the senator has been slated us
The progressive spokesman ia the
consolidated and stronger Coolijss
republican PARTY.
With Hughes at The state Depart
mcui. pulling Ia one direction and
Bonah pplllug 10 the opposite drive,
Ton for Russian recognition and a
As.nasoff policy IN The Caribbean.
Mr.. Coolidge was faced with "A ap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

producing vitamlnes but many pcO-
pie can't take IL because OF It's hor-
rible smell and fishy taste and be-
cause K often upseis the stomach.
McCoy's Cod Liver OIL Compound
Tablets are as easy to take as candy
and II any thin person don't gain az
lcas, pounds in 20 days your drug.
gist win give you your money back
and only 50 cents for 60 tablets.
ASK Owl Drug Co. or any live ptiar.
macist anywhere.
But be sure 10 get McCoy's. the
original and genuine. and bear in
mind that for thin. siekly Kids they
are wonderful very sickly child
age .. gained IL pounds in months.
Advertisement
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STREET CAR TOKENS
OF OTHER TOWNS ARE
GOOD FOR RIDE HERE

GrHEEr ,ag tgkgEa from uos,
- ton. Toronto. or New or
Jeans afr suoI rsr "a eide 90 ~
uttle eara ur for that matter
tokens from ems other cIty n
This country. according 90 g. A.
Chamber. who sells fokrua st
tbr count gity buildlus
Eve 80 NOT encourage tho
business a. ai1a. but it an
out.of town psfson drops token
nom HE ola home toWu into the
little boa hg gstH "a ridr Juai he
same 10 We lose thrro tokens
I should uly n1f when Nc have
accumulated "a few ftum any enc
town ne afud them a. the street
car campauy there and rst them
redeemed Ofien they VIII have
come af ours. which thsy tun ln
ns pafi payment
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MYAsHNGruN, Jan. IA Win
w the announced resignation Of
sscryury % State Hushes, rrls.drar
Coolidgg paeparod % take over
active control OF Amerlgan tcrossa
policy and drive toward further I'M
tsrusJpnal disarmament and world
peace
While nueho withdrawal oE
March T. after brilliant achieve
m-nts a. regretted IS she president
d gives M, Coolidge an opportunity
90 dircct Foreign Affairs which De-
relieves should BE- tns ChlcT con
ccrn OF the next administration, nov
that domestic issues arc In hand
In Frank n, Kenogg. now ann
uassador 70 London. Dc has chosen
as his nav aide at tho state DO.
rartmeni 4 man who win execute
Ccoidse policies ana dispgl posaitle
..ass.ta l.4as,s..afra-as
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City Law Library
Gets New Volumes

Tho city Law library Is enriched by
1896 worth Of new law books. Il wha
shown Monday in an ordinance ap
propriating that sum from the gen
eral fund. Typcwrtters for the legal
department were ordered paid for
with a $3.50 appropriation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

mechanicni snEln
Ger Of the Wet
inEhouse Electric
a Manufacturing
Co. b. iu Seattle
making "a tour ~
inspection % tho
Northwest IN view
OF the prospective
Identification 90
portions ~ tho
lines of certain
teontineptBi
railroads in this
territory
Eaton haH been
with the Wcstius
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house Electric a Manufacturing
CO. since 1906 when that company
Was entering the field or electrified.
tl0u.
Tho electric locomotives for tho
Pennsylvania railroad the New
York. New Haven s Hartford. the
Norfolk s Western aad the Chicago.
Milwaukee a 81 Paul railroads took
form either as a result 81 his Dc.
signa oF under his engineering
guidance
Eatou h at The Olympic Hsiel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Getting SKINNER
Every Day
HeIiows in Cheeks and Ncrk Grow
Ing Deeper Every Week
Something Must lie Done and Done
Right Now-Quick

Tens of Thousands OF thin. run.
Gown mea-ycs. and women. too--arc
getting dtscOuraged-arc giving up
All hope OF ever being able 10 take
On flssh and look healthy and
Ftrons.
All such people can stop worrying
and start 20 smile and enjoy ufb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Council O. KS New
Patrol Boat Engine

a new Diesel engine Tor tho ciiys
harboF patrol boat No. ! was ap-
proved by the city council which
Monday authorized an expenditure
not exceeding $500 for the new
engine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13
Headaches From Slight Colds

Laxative BRoAIo QuISINE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the
Cold. A safe and Proven Remedy.
The box bears the signature OF L.
W. Grove. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

4 complete mirror system enab.
ling one omployc TO view the entire
ataro Is used by a isweicr as a pre-.
vcn,lon against theft.
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right ow for
1fcCoy's c o 4
Liver OIL Com.
pound Tablets
which any DRUG
-ist win tell you
all about. Is put
ting flesh on
hosts Of skinny
folks every day.
o ne woman.
tired. weak and
discouraged. put
on Is pounds In
five weeks and
now feels fine.
We all know
that Cod Liver
on Is full OF VI
fnlizing. flesh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-13

The city council late Aouday
PASSED an ordinance authorizing a
ti.I9e sewer project on Market n,
stth 70 end Rvra. y l.
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80 DIE; 100 HURT
IN WRECKS
Tragedies Occur in Fog
Over European Continent

pETNEEN 80 aud 1a penoas were
bkiltri aud ubrs than 100 injured.
NJ least hall % them seriously. u
train wrecks due 90 dense fgs Witch
plthed The European continent dur
ns tht past "a hours.
DIane8 pvguured in Germany
France aud Belgium while uumcr.
Gus Iii and traffic accidents were
reported iu Eugshd
The Ho=t saFisgs ase5,.=g4l aeaggs-a.l
at iirmr. ia Wcsphalh vhere ~
express train out % ntfIiu dcmol.
ishri four coaches % a local train
killing So and ml,kins Co. Thirt}
ains Ugrr hurt. three probably fatal
ly. iu rs Belgian WRECK. Many per
sous we've badly ieift when three
French passenger trains were
wrecked during Tie los
BERLIN, Jan. 10 Twenty two
bodies wrr removed teiay trum the
shattered wrcyknwc IL four coaches
N gH accommodation train demol.
Ehej Boo a collision with The West.
phsla express st licfne.
ilfJy other passengers were in-
iutyd n tha crash. which occurred
in "a dense fos
Thirty five % those hurt were IN
Ia SERIOUS condition. The express left
Berlin shortly AFTER midnight aud the
engineer did not SEQ th9 signals Of
the local train. which was station
ap.
AIust 81 those killed were miners
and steel workers travelling between
pormuud and Wanue in fourth class
Coaches iu the rear N The 1rg0mmo,
dalton tuln.
Tho goIehsa. or wool. verr spin
tered by the impact ana railroad OF
fieiais Raid Identification ~ rome %
the mansIsd Victims would Do Impo5
ablr
Tho expires locomotive and sew
emI cars were dtmIieI and the train
grgw injured
unU ssELs. Jan. ls.-Tmrty mine
passengers we're Inquired. three prob,
ably fatally, when "a passenger train
crashed into IA Freight al Lansrr,
bragee. between TsrneuEon and
Client. latc MondAy fog ohscurud
lhs signals on the line
LONDON. Jan, 1.-The fog which
paRlynrd tafnc caused minor acri
dents and scores of injuries IN south
cu England since saturday nigh,
had virtually disappeared nj 10 a. m
today
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ENGINEER HERE
Locomotive Builder Visits
City on Tour

George AZ Eaton. designer AMI
builder or locomotives and chief
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LONDON, Jan. 1.-The fos which
paralyued trafnc csusrd minor sccl'
dents and scores q injuries In south
crn Enslaad since saturday nigh,
had virtually disappeared NJ 10 a. IN.
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Famous "Phanton1,"
Columbia Saturday

THE Phantom OF tho Opera, Z"
Lon Chnnsy's muoh.horplded sue.
cessor spectacle to Tho Huneh.
back OF Notrs Dame" and one Of
tho most dnrng departures in
screen portrayals over attempted,
comes to the Columbia Saturday.
II is spectacular mystery story
OF Paris, in which n complete oper.
attic performance, staged in n huge
replica OF tho Paris opera house.
largest in the world, IL compared
with weird and grotesduo adyon.
lures in the great cellars and oata.
combs.
Lon Clancy plays Tho phan.
TOM" strange creature Of tho
shadows, In makeup that eclipses
his weird disguise NJ "Qunsimodo"
In tho Hugo classic. Mary Philbin
plays tho opera singer whom no
lddnnps into his underground strong.
hold. and Norman Kerry plays her
lover and roscuer,
a remarkable cnBt ls seen In tho
principal roles. and fully four thou,
sand people take part in tho mob
scenes, tho brilliant spootacles on
tho Grand stnircnse OF tho opera,
and tho gala performance OF
Faust" staged In tho opera house
proper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Try Twiddling
humbs to Rest
Excited Nerves

Nerve sxsrclsss-th.re's new
ono for you.
You've heard OF reducing excr.
etsss. fattcning exercises. exercises
for tho ego and for tho car. cxer.
rlscS for the lungs, exercises for the
memory and exercises for whatno'
Miss Anna pratle. charming ll,.
TO danssusr. who. wiih Andre pailo.
IL captivating Orphsum patrons this
week with sensational acrubatIo dan.
Gins, las invented Nuch exercises.
That necessity. eternal mother Of
invention, forced such m invention
upon her. Is beside tho point.
Every dancer Is. in sense. an
acrobat" says Miss Brnllle And
tho acrobat, OF course. needs a
healthy and robust physique, but hn
has Just m great need FOG cool,
steady nerves. What do we do?
We'll. {, sounds foolish" she con.
fidcd. I'VE twiddle thumbs Some
times one thumb is going this way
sometimes the other. sometimes
both going ono way and sometimes
both going tho other. and some
times ono thumb going forward and
ono backward.
rot course. the thumb twiddlinE
doesn't moan anything. rather. rs
the mental compiaccncy and relaIa
ton that 20 with the thumb twld
ding"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Harold Lloyd TO
Remain at Liberty

Harold Lloyds long waited college
comedy. Tho Freshman" 10 be
held over az tho liberty next week,
IL hailed az Lloyd'a most preten'
tious production and also his fun
NEST, and tho first time ho has
ever played the rols Of college
boy or produced comedy with an
academic background.
As Harold Lamb. Lloyd portrays
a youth who prepares for college
by Initiating, Ia manner end clothes,
heroes Of fiction and movies he
goes 10 Tate University an set 20
dazzle ons and an with his glory
and to capture tho throne Of the
yarsitya most popular student, Ills
ambition Is readily discovered by
tho joksrr. who razz him until he
becomes tho schools biggest boob.
Blu, rs hard 10 keep a good man
side tracked. as Tho Freshman
proves.