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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Afraid to Take Chances

DIcKARD says that in many cases
le 1t isn't exactly greed that infu-
ences many prominent fighters
against matches that would be good
drawing cards.
Most Of them,' he says. "ne
afraid to take chances with
fighter who might beat them and
they hide behind an exorbltant
purse demand. They want good
prices for cinch fighters that
wouldn't draw n nickel at the
gate and would get the boxing
commission on my neck.
with boxing so wei organized and
administered as 1t is in New York. Il
is unfortunate that some OF the old.
timers aren't around. They would
improve the sport and make lot Of
money for themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
BY Peter Salyus

GuNDAY s. cup day for rock 81
- crs, The first round Of play
starting on two Trophies In the 20.
Nor division. the Union Record cup
o. up for play, with the Brown trophy
ready for players in division two,
ono of the two strongest teams IN
The Northwest league will be elimi-
mated from on chance u winning the
Records cup when TOdds and New.
castle play an WOODLAND park
The two eleyens met once be
fore this season and the gam.
ended in "A scOrele>s tie. New
castle has taken over the lead
in division one In The Northwest
league, a position hitherto held
solely by TOdds.
Carbonate and shamrocks. two
teams who have not set met In the
soccer loop. ARE IN the other game
scheduled FOR the Record playoff. The
squads were 10 have played last Sum
day. but wet grounds forced the game
% be called Off.
In division two. the Tacoma Tigers
VIII entertain the Black Diamond
Juniors on Whitman field. Tacoma.
The Diamonds arc expected TO win
from the TacOmaus. despite the fact
that the Tigers handed them 20
o defeat last Sunday.
Both Todds and Newcastle
will have their full strength on
the field when the two teams
clash. Todds will probably LIND
up with Mickey McPhillips ~
goal; Andy Allen and Gus Japan
sky. fullbacks; Bert Kirlswood.
Red Ross and Gwin Brown.
halfbacks; Eddie Harlan. Bill
Grilfiths, Bill Rankin. Jack Mel
son and Alex Carmichael, on the
line.
Newcastle viii have Jock Clark in
goal. Bert Blundcll and Dave Muir
dock. fullbacks. Art Kelly. Con Mich.
ola and Teddy Jackson. halfhacIl,S
Phillips. Frank Burns. Jim McCar.
thy, Eric Patterson and Fritz Blon-
berg, on the forward wall.
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and CaIIIOrWa meeting III thelr annual en-
gagement at Berkeley
The outcome of the game between Iowa
and the Trojans may give coast fans line
on the relative merits of Western and Middle
Western teams by comparison. Coach How
ard Jones of U. S. c. was formerly the coach
Of Iowa.
complete sell-out of tickets for the Stan
ford-California game is reported, and inter-
est is as high as when the Huskies and Bears
tangled last Saturday
There is only a slight chance of either the
Cards or Bruins tieing for the coast title
Washington's game with Oregon. The Win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
FOLEY BEATS
BUD RIDLEY

PORTLAND. Nov. 2i.--Vlc Foley.
Canadian bantam champion, last
night added another conquest 70 his
long record by defeating Bud Ridley
here in the main event OF Joe Wa
terman's fight show. over tho To-
round route. Body blows and face
punches gave Foley an early lead
and the decision was all in his favor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

BIZ Brobsi. John Dalqulst, Harold ST.
Johns. Jack Torney. Elmer Huhtn.
Van Stralen. Bin Beck and Ev
Novel;.
Several others are expected out At
the close Of tho present football sea-
son. Johnny Geehan Of last years
Fresh. and Johnny Cole. who played
on the Frosh several years back. are
the most promising OF these.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

81 LOUIS Nay si=capt Frank
namarriatu. ar- 81 the - Louis uni
rrFaifr scoring stack. viii bot b
started today against Carnegie Tech IN
yhr annual homo coming battle % the
iecat school ilhmarEi8ttt held hack
fhFuagt the year ~ exposed nerves about
His shoulders. viii he Kept on the SIDE
iinss aga pushed into play only whsu
tAs goal Inns - 10 sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
GnANOr ~ rAnrUIII.

OHIO aTAUIIH. Columhgs, Nov ~
Red Grange The Wheaton leo man.
viii bid goodbye 10 tho intercollegiate
Eridiraa this Afternoon when no leads his
University % Illinois team mates against
eleven determined ohio state warriors
Al The ingredients % Ideal football
weather brilliant sunshine. crisp autumn
ar and fast. dry fled wcra on tap
fDg tho opening whistle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

O0O. 600 Madison
square Garden,
said a few days
ago
with the cN
ception Of Paul
Berlenhach an d
Harry Grch,
there Isn't a
champion or "a
fighter who ia
willing 90 talk
any reasonable
kind OF business,
/ have been
asked many
times why | use
nrrln nhurh 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Dearth of Ends

There was a iaarth Of good ends
this year. and naming tho best two
men Is merely a matter ~ opinion.
but the writer ravors Dick Lemon
OF IVES, Seattle and Red Imberry
Of broadway.
just the opposite was the case
at tackles. there being many
good men. BIN Marsh 81 broad,
way was the best all,arouud
tackle Of tho year. while La
Patricelli Of Franklin was also
very effective. storis Met larry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
ooxz,g, many

HFbkANE, WasA, Nar. sis=G buEaER
has her FUN linrgp Intact te5sy fer ths
game wigh WhshiaEta8 state college
mere paul Lynch. quarterback. -bo
uas suspended Tor dlsrsnafdtuE training
rules wRs rsinsislFd ard Hisi Ingram
aas sufficiently recovered from On ln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

IA " T D y q N haHsa NuY il"
aaampsi NE a miiltag cheering mob ~
feHEefE tawFrnrs was thr capital n
faaibslidrm to-day % fHr sH Mlssauflans
and kaHaars are concerned. IS the
clsFrnu ~ iarsas and Missouri auirsfs
stiles prepared f57 me SEN aHauzI bst
fio fhis sftsFHe1n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

son and tho tlllr turned
iiaryardH way
ON thru the years
these teams clu4hcd in
their "biT kamc and
their meeting usually
decided thr leadership
on the gridiron for the
year
once I'M a while tho
Princeton Tiger would
step In FOR tts share OF
glory Less often some
rank outsider. given a
place on the Yale or
Harvard Hchrdulo would
step up and polish OF
the leaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
OPEN SEASON

SPOKANE, Nov 2l.--Thc spokane
Amateur Athletic club has opened its
winter swimming season hero under
j. M Allen and Al Sutherland.
Glasses Of instruction arc also In
cludcd IN the water sessions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

cut. ana ~ II
work with them
m ore intensely
ia tho prepare.
ton for the op
enins Of tho con
ference schedule
tho first OF Jan j.
uary.
Those now on
the squad arc:
Captain Grat,ou
Hale. Al Schuss
Dick Gross. Alfy
Jam e. Tony
Gritch, Don Day.
George Soumel
Ia. Earl Jewell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

Los AFGEt.gB. Cal. SeVr 91-
Eouthsrn California was a five 10 four
Fzvprits over love ~ the long hsrslasd
sntsfs6etlopzl iiit between HHwteYs and
Trojan today st the Coliseum.
Iuws's defeat ~ Minnesota weak
nHn. Plus the long Journey overland
placed the Invaders or the short end u
tho betting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

Is to Q victory.
Linstead made
tho flmt tousA
down by e.
ing a pass ovD
the goal line
from Quarter
back Fowler in
tho second peri.
cd, and booted
the try for point.
In the final can
TO, he intercept
cd Griffin's pass
and ran ~ yards
over the Quak.
crs' goal line.
Kenny Currier
WAS the who'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

The Indians are finishing up their season
with the Ballard Beavers Mt Denny field TO.
day, but nothing can beat them out of the
title now.
In Thurle Thornton, West Seattle had the
most valuable all-around player in the league
this season He is big and strong and is n
triple threat man. He was the big cog in
the West Seattle fight for its first cham
pionShip.
Jimmy Mitchell, another West Seattle
star, gets the quarterback honors for the
season. He was n smart field general and
used good judgment in directing the West
ould make good running mate for Thorn
ueen Anne star rated ms one of the most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Soccer Cup
Games to
Begin
Newcastles and Todds i'm
Trophy Playoff Fea-
ture Sunday
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
Iirst Division

Toddr So HoH castle a. Wood
land park 2 y. m. Referee Doug
las.
Carbonate vE. ghamrorks al
Carbonate. 2 .. IA. Referee
Ii0berirgn-
second Division
Tacoma Tigers We Black D.a.
mond junior. Tacoma ZIP m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
REDMOND GUN
CLUB SHOOTS

An alLdoy turkey shoot win be
held nj the Redmond Gun club Sun.
day. and everybody vs. heartily inyit.
I'd to take part In Il.
Lunch will bo served, and da there
Ia n shelter shed, tho meet VIII DO
held, rain or shine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
NINE HUSKIES END CAREERS
no 10 rrrLE STAKE

ANN AuupH AusE. NaT 81 with
clear. crisp weather huu moderately
fast pla1tuE Urli lp prospect We Mirhis
san Wolverines aud thH Miuasa1ia
laHprrs meet on Iryfg nrli here this
afternoon % decide The western confer
5uur char pleas tig.
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show for the Franklin team. 4 pass
from Stesfanson to Wood Melted SO
yards, and later resulted in Frank.
lin touchdown. Another pass in tho
same manner Melted the Quakers'
lone score.
This was tho last game OF the
season for both teams, and four
OTHER prep elevens were TO wind UP
the year this afternoon at Denny
field Queen Anne was scheduled 10
play Garfield, and Ballard and West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Today's Big.
Grid Tussles

PACIFIC COAST
Al seattle Queen Ammo high vs..
Garfield birh; ballard high vs., West
seattle high First game at l o'clock
,r,.NIrr,,r ~ ronere Of Puget
sound
Oregon Arries -. Idaho az Boise.
California nj stanford.
wnsbIrgton state AZ GouaEa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
i.ntsr srrs Mo oAMr

npiHE. Idaho. nov ~ =Fpaftali fans
expected 90 80 one % fbs closest and
bzFdss, fought grid battles % thr season
hers iaiEy vnyn TIE oregon Agrlrs and
lbs idaho van1aIs lined W aEaln,t zach
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
W iLSOR and
IeSreaU
Thru
Star Washington Backs to
Finish Regular College
Playing Thursday

He crack uf tho
timtrs gun al the
stadium next
rbumisy ending
tho Washington
oregon football
battle. will hlso
sound the knell of
tho EFitilrsn ca
rrcrH OF nine
Husky starr,
The preEo n
game viii mark tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

CHICAGO Soy. n without any IlHs
sI stake rgt With ratH teams Keyed
30 blEh pitch ~ the Traditional riFairY
which s'HFfra between them IN 1894,
Chicago and wiHursin lined Hp here
today tUr the sen battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
EDMUNDSON
CUTS CAGERS

COACH HEc EDMuNDsoN made
" hts first cut Of the varsity bask-
ethalI nsplrants Friday. He Is keep
Ing % men on the squad FOR the pres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
BY Leo ii. Lassen

WEARS ago thousands watched Ted Coy
real bulldog Of ola Ell tear and rip
Tho liariyati team 10 rhrcdH
Then rame Percy IBughton 20 the Grim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
WELLS Is VICTOR

ST PAUL. Nov. 2i.--Btlly Wells,
tho English wolter champion. won
from Al Van Ryan, local boy. here
last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

CwEDE LINsTEAD, big halfback.
~ defeated the Franklin Quakers
single. handed yesterday, and Coach
Charles D'Norak's Roosevelt Ted.
dies closed the 1925 season with a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

occurring ANpoeeNelNs lNhNNuNMNes an
stead ., Try-fcr-Poluts Linstend.
franklin Touchdown. Wood
SubsututlonE-R Roosevelt; cram for
fnstoad; I.instead for cram Frsnklini
Barth for Simpson; BRllou FOR Wood
Officials Bryan, referee, Ferris um-
pirc: Woodrow. llnesman and timer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

t0TvHERE are only two fighters In
i the whole business with whom
Il is a pleasure TO DO business" Tex
Richard. major domo Of tho new S2-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
California in Grid
Spotlight Today

CALIFORNIA football teams occupy the center of atrac
~ ton for Saturdays games, with the u S. C. Troians
playing the University Of Iowa at Pasadena and Stanford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

Thousands iammcd the hladiums 90 zee
Yale and Harvard play, and they wcu tho
big "lt" OF football wBter Camp Ia those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Henry f. Blake Selects
Annual Honorary Team
Thurle Thornton Placing on All-City Squad 70, Third
Consecutive Season. Is Most Valuable
Player of Year
Ry Horny I. Blake

HAVING cnched the high school football championship.
the West Seattle players receive the additional honor
OF placing five ON the All-City eleven
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21
Splitter Best Center

Splitter a good passcr ana de.
fenslve man, has tho edge over tho
other eentcrs Hc was ono OF tho
strongest players in the Yves, Scat.
Tie line.
Many players, not mcauriHs up
20 tho ull-aroupI standards Eci by
tho men named deserve honorable
mention. among them being Fcri.
broadway quarterback, strtna.
Roosevelt center. Draper queen
Anne end. Barth. Franklin hnlf.
hack Eckmann. Lincoln tackle.
Frisk. Ballard quarterback
effective punters in the
league.
Cal Russell the cuIDrvd Toy from
Garfield. was FAR aud away The best
rullhagk Of the year
such combination would give
any high school team powerful
tackficld
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TEDDIES WIN
FINAL GAME
CAMS sAIIRnAY

Idaho -. oregon Agricultural col
lrge az Boise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

Of West Seattle. rangy per
former. could III into this com.
binalion without weakening the
line any
lternler OF Garfield and Patton og
West Seattle werr the outstanding
guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-21

pending upon Washington's game wth Oregon The MIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Americans Return
Home From Orient

ErH.wi aHgu.H IiHUrTi OF fH#
I Hw.us Gnm H arrive
.u EauI. Sunday Eas.mb.l D. m
Ha HaF fa Washington. Do. g. -
IHr Amrreauurruaf Stall liner
. .I.uf II.R.an HH wife He
companies hm
other Dr. u~rrH aw EbrH H"
IarHur. #-rHan ri ur Pacific
importing CO. of Euur. Nr anH
Hr Frank Jordan amid Gau Hfar
Mr Jordan Do FOREIGN Representa-
Use of thr Ura Elevator Coz re-
turning from Japan uu 81 vacation
Mu LaHHF HBL wife ~ Steam.
ship manatr oH fhn upper YHuErg
river. China. Joseph ~ Murray
oriental manager Tvaa Cos WV
~ Alexander IHr Eastern manager
raimulFr Co.. ur a W Tucker
and wife. medical missionary IT,
Row Wm 81 Hyura Catholic
bishop 0f M1u.H E1wm ErI and
uua general manager Shanghai
Building Go. London. Cuas Amy
Dr. vice president Dewey and Amy
Chemical Coz Rev. and SIN B H..
Baker ,mlr .UHaues from Chm Chew
Hu China
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HOLDUP
STARTS ON PAGE l

gums in their pockets and 5erked
the handkerchief from their faces,
Ono 0f the thugs moved 20 the door.
slipping his gun into his pocket
"ISt him cDme." said the bandit.
Hills passed by. not knowing how
near he Ind come 20 death.
The bandits then ran out. jumped
into a HupmobGe touring car, which
they had previously stolen and
escaped,
officer Hills was called back and
commandcored car driven by a
japanese. HHlis frautically urged the
placid Oriental TO greater speed in
chasing the bandit car, which tore
down Union 81, az "A terrific rate.
Tho japanese. however. would not
hurry and tho bandits were lost 10
sight NJ Ninth ave.
This IS the second time the store
Of Collins & Normils has been vic
tlmlzcd b. bandits on February 2,
1924. automobile robbers took Sl2t
600 from employees OF the place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
(AdyertiscmentJ
A Young Mans Troubles

Now, my boy what you need is
something TO relieve that awful back.
ache, something that will sweep the
poisons out OF your system and take
away the cause Of the lumbago, all
due to the kidneys ologging up and
the uric acid piling up in the system
to an excess which poisons you"
The old family physician knew
what he was talking about when he
advised the young man TO go to his
nearest drug store and obtain that
latest discovery of DR., Pierce, called
"An-uric' tanti-uric.acid tablets.
Whenever you have hackache, feel
dizzy. out OF sorts generally take
several of these tablets at night on
going TO bed Drink plenty OF hot
water during the day, and one or two
Of tho "Anturcr tablets between
meals This win relieve your system
OF the poisons which cause tho mus
cular rheumatism or tho kidney diff.
fcultlcg.
An-urc was originated Mt tho In.
valids Hotel, Bulfnlo, ~ V, by Or.
Pierce, Pres. after observation and
treatment OF thousands OF kidney
eases, Get Auurlc at any drug store
on send Toe TO pr Pierce at above
address for trial package and write
for free advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
'UNLOADED CUM
KILLS YOUTH
Play With Shotgun; Victim
Dies on Way TO Hospital

TUwms unsr ~ gave hH If.
Friday afternoon Boo payment ton $50
uu'HaHnI FuHH mahH HH HaH
hoe by ELMER NHrI ~, Ht the uHers
Hay home at uarHruaaG near taa-
.uu
Tommy bod placed she'll which
He believed wae q blank Boa BH old
shotgun Elmer didn't know fHe
she'll Was iu tho chamber according
Ia emo story told t1 fna coroner aHI
pulled Che tTFaer Tho IaaI 0f shot
entered Gao EIrumH stomach TONE
my dioI 0u thr was t9 One Hrnfau
hospital
George OhgrT U brother and HUF
ruI ufhrr boys ulInr 60 thr inFr
eds one Version or lnn affair WaH
Iu thn effect that Tommy placed tho
he'll in tho gun. saying b. wH "a
blank aud handed IHr weapon t0
Elmer asking him 90 shoot at him
rTommu with lL Tho OHHrs family
has been followed by imFrg An.
other 90 the ubrrF IONS. ltsrar OLD,
was drowned Boo Lake Washington o.
fru years ago
Tho body 0r Tommy Oberr q Ht
the paeheI Undertaking WrIaH ar
Rentou Coroner IS I Jarau wla
investigating thu kluns Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
Colorado POWer Grab Is
Scored by Hiram johnson
Charges Millionaires Blocking United States
Development of Boulder Dam

the expense OF tho people wo can
understand. while we condemn. Hut
when millionaire Americans owning
lands in Mexico would deny 60
farmers fighting lbg desert IA
America tho right 'ot protection
even the right 90 live $50 search
cur memories la vain r1r an HIS.
loricai parallel Of such oppression
and cruelty Harry Chandler. ZEE
pulrd to bg worth $4,000 600. who.
with few. rich associates owns
s5gQo0 acres ot land Ia Mexico. us,
sisted by The power companies, has
hrgu blocking the path ~ the
Boulder Dam project Thrg have
iutsrposcd every obstacle That cum
ming could conceive or ynrt wealth
and Influence devise.
n plead FOR The thousands Of
Americans against whom arc Hitrd
greed ayarice and inuuahle cruelty
Tho old conflict again coutroata us
public welfare versus private
greed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
By Lulu Hunt Pete

III we're running an institution OF
this kind, / would refuse to take a
patron who would not give me a
written agreement 10 the effect that
she would cooperate with me in tho
matter OF diet. for a patron who IS
not losing a normal amount Is usual
ly dissatisfied not realizing that she
herself Is to blame and is a detri.
ment 10 the business
The expense Of running such an
institution is very heavy and natur-
ally a course may seem rather eZ-
pcnsve. but / believe IT an expense
that is very much worth while and
with your increased efficiency and
lcsscninE OF table expenses, you VIII
be able 10 meet II. No, ! have no
financial interest whatever in any
reducing concern. Ny interest Is the
same interest ! have in any legitimate
health promoting concern.
have found that most OF the re-
ducing institutions ] have invcSli-
gated are doing splendid work Most
Of them are following scientific
methods OF diet IN accordance with
tho principles have given in the
column II you should go to an in.
stitution that Is not doing so, just
explain 10 the manager that you are
going by my Instructions as to diet
and want to continue them.
Monday: The Benefits of Exercis.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
HOLD FUNERAL
OF |. F. JONES
Rites for Four Others Will
Be Said During Week End

LUCnEN L. JONES. gt. general
agent In Seattle for the New York
Central lines. who died o. hls home,
sg1 Queen Anne ave, Thursday.
was 20 be buried al .. M. Satur-
dav from Bounry Wntson'a mUglu.
ary The services being under thc
direction Of Argan2 Lodge No. 81,
A. H. & A. NJ
Mr Japes had been resident ~
Seattle since 1909 lie had been
actively engaged Ia the railroad
business for IS ycara. Hc was one
~ the organizers o. the Tmnsporta,
ton club and in addition 10 being "A
Mason was o member OF tile y. +,
O Tlks and the China club
MRS. T. l. l. 81 AUGUSTA
LEE. 81 who died Thursday. viii
be mourned Ia last rites AZ the Bon
ney Watson mortuary an = p. IN.
Sunday. Cremation will follow
MRS. MARY WILKES, 81. will
be buried in Port Townsend sun
day. Funeral services viii be held
Saturday from the Homo Under.
taking company az 3 y. m
MRS. SARAH ALICE POLLOCK,
&c, 5ia7 5gth ave. S. w. died Fri,
day Tho body h at The Butter
worth moriuafy pending funeral
arrangements
IAGkNRIAS X LILLIAN Es
Armenian grocer died Friday At
the Minor hospital The body Is at
tho Butterworth mortuary pending
funeral arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-31
TAKES OUT BIG
COLD Poke
SOurdough Sorry He Hit Pay
Streak, He Says

Im almost sorry that ] dlre1Y-
erred tHe gold field"
SO rrYH tb0 hi1slu f1urdaurh
who started the Dis rush into rHo
larr.ar mining district 90 British
Columbia by finding gold boz Cold
Pan creek Ha name % william
%. Grady.
Ito arrived 90 Seattle Friday with
m $4,000 gold poke" ana about
$500 bon cIah.
"Dneo sou locate sold and start
taking Do. half tho fun b. gone" be-
explained 'It'a mo finding Tho
searching for sold that gives sou
The ro1I kick
Maybe l'u cell Out my interests
no I can so out ln Tho hills and
try and locate something else"
Grady tHs 70 many requests 20
REQ his nuggets that DO IS going 90
lrplay them IN downtown Jewel.
IS store window IN q few days
no Dr. going 20 Eastern Canada 20
Wa.t bis mother