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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Wuxtry! China Gets
Eighteen Motor Cars

General business conditions IN
china remain quiet. tho only bright
feature being the sale Of 1s automo.
bIcs during the past 10 days to Pc
king military leaders, according to a
weekly cable from Commercial At
tache Julean Arnold, Pckng. Attic
prices Of China produce are declining,
very few orders have bccn
placed. as buyers arc apparently
awaiting future Developments and
price stability.
Imports into Hongkong are very
small. With the lowering in price OF
both American and Australian flour
this market is somewhat easier.
The levying OF a scent tax on the
Imports OF Kerosene into Canton has
caused grave apprehension among
the American business men there and
the general belief is that more eX-
tensiye taxation Is to follow
Declared exports TO the United
states during February from the six
leading consular districts totaled l5,.
O25, 900 gold dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Federal Commerce
Agent Coming Here

Buell. Williamson Of tie United
states department or commerce win
arrive IN Seattle some time soon 10
become associated Win the depart
menrs district office here, the Cham
Der Of Commerce was Informed
Wednesday by 10 Washington, y, G..
bureau.
This move can De taken ~ an indl
cation tihi the department expects
10 eNtcnI lls service 80 Tho Pacific
Northwest aud in tho Far Enai, the
chamber MAS advised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
WANTA REDUCE? THIS
WOMAN LOST ST LBS.
BY Fasting SO DAYS

/ os ANGELES, Aprll 90
- Mr7 Lnim Baldwin, who
reduced % pounds by lasting Tor
90 dn}s resumed eating today
Mra Baldwin weighed in for
breakfast Tits morning at $50
pounds
= could go another 80 days
without eating, but az $50 pounds
I feel Just right" she said.
There Be- no ut roducer more
effective than fasting Any fat
woman who is willing 10 stop
eating can bring herself down 20
any weight she desires"
Mrs, Baldwina first meal after
tho long fast was just glass
Of grape juice She sald u would
take her fcvcul weeks to get
back 10 her normal entiug schcd
ulc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
MORE FIR Is EXPORTED

Considerable increase In tic *
portation Of Douglas fir during o.,
year 1924 is shown In recent figures
from the commerce department In
Washington. D. C.. the Chamber Of
Commerce announced Wednesday
Much OF the new trade came from
tho West Indies and various new
trade fields In Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Dirigible Leaves
Bermuda for u. S.

HAMILTON, Bermuda. April ga
The United States naval dirigible
Los Angeles was looaed from her
mooriug mast ON tho tender patoka
nt a45 "a m. and after cruising over
The ISLANDS hrndcd FOR the United
States az 1915 "a "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

THE first importation or goldfish
4 on a large scale was successfully
tried. when consignment ot SO 900
81 the gold and near gold denizcns Of
tho deep reached Seattle on the ;,
Prcsidcn, MADISON Wednesday eve
ming from HongkonE
Heretofore the shipments baYr
been small ones. lat The importer
went into IL on large scale and
sen, over SO huge tubs, With approx
imatcly 1000 fish IN @ch eon'aner.
II was necessary 90 feed the fish
every day. and TO change the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Demonstrate Use of
Building Materials

\ % mon It.ut fl uft 1855 ahl
HppllWuoHs ui various plhslir ana
building materials in the constitute.
ton 81 homes VIII boz given by the
Lake linton Dock Co. distributors
OF such materials. Saturday al .
p, m.
The demonstration wilt be under
tho direction OF " H. Fades, field
representative OF the National steel
Fabric Co Of pit,sburg His work
Is being carried on IN cooperation
with the national movement FOR
better homes construction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Say Girl Confesses
Passing Bum Checks

Myrtle Webb. arrested by Detect,
ives Humphrey and Phillips In front
OF III" Arcade building late wednes.
day. Is alleged TO have confessed 10
capt W u. Kent that she has passed
Sso ~ worthless checks on local
stores recently. She Is held for in.
yesiigation,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Nisqually Farmers
"Know Beans" Now

OLYMPIA. April = Farmers In
the Nisqually valley and at Yelm arc
Interested In growing beans for can.
merry use. Twelve from The Nisqually
valley expressed Willingness to
grow an acreage Of the crop at n
meeting with cannery officials. The
garden club viii specialize IN growing
string beans.
Leaders and number Of farmers
In the Yelm section have been inter-
viewed regarding the project About
% acres were sown there last year
and number are willing 10 give
this crop another trial this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

A dinner dance and talk.fcst was
held by Western Union employees
delegates at tho Butler hotel Wed.
nosday night. The occasion was the
annual meeting Of tho employees as.
socintion and tho l34th anniversary
OF tho birth of Samuel + H. Morse,
Inventor of tho telegraph
W. B MucMnhon told the dele.
gates that the telegraph was used
by tho ancient Greeks. 800 years he.
fore the birth Of Christ MacMahon.
an attorney formerly was a tclcg.
rnpher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

in the tubs cvcgy other day 80 sey-
cral Of The crew were called upon as
nurses to 4 shipment 81 goldfish
Here arc shown Mrs T " Aiken,
of Los Angeles and Mrs A G..
Peters Of Appleton. Wis, feeding the
POOR goldfish on tho was oset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

Saturn. with his famous three
ring circus. win open The 1895 sum
MGR sensan ON Aiay 9,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Efforts Are
Made toGet
Nurmi Here
Ed Thorpe and Windy"
Crawford Extend Bid
to Finn in New York

TTuSINERalJY or WASHING
- TON athletic officials are keep
anE tho telegraph wires hot between
here and Srw York IN an effort 10
induce pUayo Nurml, tho Flying
Finn, 10 compete in the annual
Washington relay carnival in the
Stadium May 2
'-rorrhy' Torrance, assistant grind,
uhtc manager IL In constant com.
munlcation with Ia Thorpe. the IA.
nous referee, who b. particular
friend ~ Nurml. and windy" Crnw
ford, Washington graduate and iof
NOR basketball star. In Now York.
Ih"=r two men are trying 10 talk
Nurmi iato making a Northwest ap-
pfAfauer
Nurml viii race in Chicago April
~ and In Los Angeles on the 25th
ilo has no other definite dates on
the Coast, following the Los An,
g"IrH appearance.
To make the Northwest trip moro
attractive, the University author.
tiles have Induced Spokane and
Portland sporwmen 10 invite tho
Flying I1nn 90 their cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Lora's Boy Friend
Peeved at Her N0W

us writer's got to keep our minds
uuiia tho ritl
Then who should come in but Ross
Little. and Floss-shrs his wife. all
Highland whilst I'm giving Floss
the high sign its intercepted by
that daredevil Stew Campbell, which.
thinking II over, didn't help me any
Witb the H. i.
Thara how circumstances can
hang a fellow Well. after few
attempted explanations ON my part
which don't Herm 10 satisfy. de-
cideR gotta hide my aching heart
under a coating 81 gsieiy and ! sec
few moro noiAblos. tn-wit BIZ
Morris, the gogd-l0oknE lawyer, and
Iii Joe Muller. that manages that
bunch Of hlgh-Bieppin ZiEfield-
crrtien down at the Palace Hip. and
my old friend Doc L6ekbart, that
mBnlCureg my molnrs once IN "a
while. 10 whom ] gives The glad
ego ono and all
Well. the Il. f. and me kinda for
got our feud while Spec Moods and
Marty Cross stood toe TO toe trading
compliments in the fourth round Of
their spectacular Ewatfcst. but on
thn way out who Bhould ! run into
but Buster Lorenzo. who'd sncakcd
up from the HoiliE to take look at
the main event Gee. you know
Buster and all tho girls crazy about
his voice and personality. and what
with Alex Rose tho golf bug, and
Fred Huiues. not the plumber but
tho ono that handles Chryslcrs, and
Max Wells upon QUITO row, gee, |
simply had 10 stop and say Hello
Bob hermann and his missus
passed us and Bob says 10 the
kid what's he looking 50 sore
about, and would you believe IL,
lac says 10 Bob, II gotta pain
she give II 10 me" meaning me
and this is Courtesy week. too.
SO after having all that fun and
making him realize that running
around with person in tho public
oyc calls for broadmindedness |
went to slep on damp pillow, and
] don't care II / ever head from
him Aga
Excuse me- gotta go-I hear
tho phone,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Cliff Durant, Millionaire
Pilot, Returns to Speedway

racing Is sincere hobby and he
delves into Il with the same spirit
and effort that has made him mil.
lions In the manufacturing of auto.
mobiles
His physical preparation for tho
match is most thoro and no driver in
the long grind In ever In better con.
dition to withstand the rigors OF the
firing ride than DmNnt who always
has ut least one trainer In his outfit
OF servants,
During the past year Cliff has
been making n minute inspection OF
the South Sea islands In now
yacht which was built especially for
tho trip
Durnnt will be one Of the first
Of the pilots to arrive nj the In.
dinnapolis track for the start Of
the training season, an announce
mcnt accompanying his entry
stated
Tho advance sale is more than so
per cent ahead OF last years record,
which was a record for advance buy.
Ing OF tickets Mt tho speedway, nc.
cordIng to 7. Il. Myers, general man.
aEor OF tho speedway, WHO recently
returned from Europe where he
mado thoro survey OF the automo.
bilc racing situation in the old world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

wv t - A4hH' #hRN
his sweater ensemble and como 81
BY ~" thru the last OF the final bou
what OF ~ Don't I feel / know
al the BOYS. anyway. and haven't
gotta right 70 writer's iicense7
II did seem like everybody |
knew was there. tho. at that
We got in early SOS this seat-an'.
a-half sire friend Of mine can get
himself settled down right, mo
with my chstteriug chin over my
left shoulder, talsin in the entry.
way. Hello. Danny" says to
Mister Salt. where you going
20 park your show week after
next. when III POOLS all wets'
And he answered me- Then
Frank Fuqua, the Traffic Chief,
noticed me and we had SORT Of
rhine conference, me wig
Vaughn n coupla compliments
about the new trffic cops uni.
forms coming up; then secs
Frank Ripe and has 10 ask him
whats there TO this California
he's just come up from, and 80
forth.
Gosh, clean forgot tho boy friend
for u time and he doesn't understand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Nobleman in
Penn Relay

PHILADELPHIA, March "a.
For the first time in the his
tory OF the University OF Penn
sylvania relay carnival. which
win be held here on Franklin
field, April 81 and IS. an Eng.
lish noblemau will participate.
Lord Burghley. OF Cambridge
university, one of the best hurd.
lers in the British Isles, has
been invited TO cross the ocean
TO match his wares against
Moore, of Penn State. interco.
leglate hurdle champion. Wolf
of Pennsylvania, and the cream
Of Americas college timber top.
pcrs.
Lord Burghley has record
Of Is - seconds over the 100
yard high hurdles, good enough
time, according TO Lawson Rob.
crtson. coach of the Pcnnsyl.
Nania team, 10 make him a ser.
ious contender for first place.
In addition 10 Lord Burghley,
the winner of the three-mile
run in the Oxford. Cambridge
meet, has been invited TO run
against American athletes in the
relay carnival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Carmen Is
Victor in
Pool Show
Mickey Rockson Trounces
frankie Murphy in Six
Rounder
BY TOM OLSEN

NoUNG CARMEN and M1ckc,
Il Rockson were the winners O
tho TWO main event bouts OF thv
smoker at tho Crystal Pool las
night Tho show was practically
devoid Of thrills, but as Tar as elcv
or boxing goes, the cans got thci
moneys worth,
Carmen won the call over doe
Schloeker, the los Angeles wei.
terweight, la the top bout, 10th
boys proved exceedingly clever
and, unfortunately. fought the
same kind Of tight. and the
fans had TO suffer, However.
Carmen had slight edge, both
In blocking and Ia the effective
use Of his left hand. Schlocker
Impressed the fans A. being a
good boy, hut did not set a
chance 10 use his touted right
hand. aS Carmen was seeing to
that.
Frankie Murphy clever tough
and tat, was pp against 4 bcttcr
boy IN Mickey Roekson. Of Los An
gclcE Rockson showed plenty o
class, beat Murphy 20 most of IN,
punches and did a lot ~ damage &,
the New orleans veteran RoeksuJ
kept kidding Murphy during N,
entire fight urging him 90 stcp IL
and slug with him The fans like
Rockscn and want 20 see more o
him Altho nothing sensational Dc
veloped in this scrap. it was inter
eesting 10 watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
CROSS AND WOODS
IN GOOD SCRAP

Marty Cross and spec Woods bat.
tied TO a draw in a slan,baug four
rounder. and this light was the Kick
OF the evening In the third round
these boys stood toc.to-toe thruout
the session and sluERed. paying no
attention 10 defensive tactics. Cross.
a veteran OF many fights. showed
that he Is not ready to be shriycd for
some time 20 come Woods caught
some singing blows on the button.
and should be given world OF credit
for his willingness TO mix.
Ted frayne, Idaho heavy.
weight. was far too smart Tor
Biackic Ortiz, local hoy, and
won by y knockout In the third
round. \ right 20 the chin end.
ed this affair. traynr was win
ming all Of the way until the end
In the opener. Red McCaulcy. Mon.
tana middIeweisht, got the call over
Soldier Boseo Of Camp Lewis. Many
Of the fans thought that Bosco
earned a draw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Tribe Outfielders
Should Be in Shape

SANTA MARIA. Cal. March 25.-
II the Seattle outfielders aren't in
shape this year. IL won't be any
fault Of "Red" Killefcr's by long
shot.
Every morning the manager
shags the gardeners all over the
orchard chasing fly balls. Brick FL.
drcd was 80 tired after one Of the
morning workouts that he couldn't
walk back to town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Trick Names
for Indians

CASTA MARIA, Cal March
- 25.-In keeping with hasc-
ball custom. nearly every mem.
Der Of the Seattle club this year
has q nickname.
Some Of them arc well known
10 Seattle fans and others aren't.
70 for the information Of the
diamond bugs here arc the han
dies Of the toEscrs who have
been given trick monickers:
Elliott-"Ace."
Eidred Brick
Tobin Bush.
Sutherland Studs
Iauc-"Our VIII"
McCabe-'Bustcr."
DAILY" Cambridge.
BaRby-"s Sergeant Jim.
Brazill--'"The Doctor"
Brady Half Pint"
Herman Babe"
Collins sweet Potato.
And. OF course, there arc the
two sorrcl.tops. Red Killefer
and Red" Baldwin, who don't
answer 10 any other given name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Murphy Is
Great Catcher

WITH the major leagues iookins
w for good ca,chers, Il Is hard
10 figure out how Danny Murphy
was ever allowed TO set out OF the
big show.
The big Vernon receiver Is a Teai
star and can do everything . catcher
is supposed to do. and DO Il well.
Murphy hasn't an apparent
weakness behind the plate and
he can hit that baseball. lie
has been a consistent 800 mt
ter while with Vernon.
Archie Yelle was another catcher
who Should never have been let out
OF the majors. He didn't go so
well last year. but the year before
he was the class Of the Coast mask
men. The San Francisco star ranks
with Murphy as catcher, but
won't hit with the Vernon man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
S0ITHPAW HAS
ARM TROUBLE

Dumovitch. lefthander, has had
arm trouble. He used to be a big
winner with Killefer at Los Angeles
and the "RedHead' will take an.
other chance ON him
The Indians have u couple OF
rockies in camp yet, Woods
and Daley, two Washington
boys. OF the two, Daley looks
the better, but they both need
experience in some lesser
league before being ready for
Coast league ball.
IFS" and butts predominant in
tho Seattle pitching staff. Killefer
is a wise owl and knows baseball
talent, and he says there's nothing
TO worry about but the fact can't
be overlooked that the Seattle hurl.
ing department needs n man Ger.
tain OF winning from 20 to 25 games
and moods him badly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March III
L Cliff Durant, millionaire racing
driver. who sold his $4,000 racing
automobile the most exponRive
gpecdstor In the world--for n song
last juno after an unsuccessful com
potltion in the Indianapolis rncc and
announced his retirement from the
speeding sport In which he has been
famous patron for many years, Is
coming back to the track,
After n whole year In his hi.
bcrnating spot. Durnnt has pokcd
his speeding ambitions into the
competition again and has eli.
tered n car in the 500.mile race
which will be held at the Indian
apoIis motor speedway, Saturday,
May 30.
Durant is tho first owner TO enter
n mount IN tho 18th annual five
century tour mt the indianapolis
speed course and his chr win be
known aa No. 1, when II rolls TO tho
tape on May 30.
Tho wealthy speed merchant would
give no details OF the car which he
hns entered and which he will drive
in tho coming race, tho reports fit.
oring thru from tho Pacific Coast
where Durant makes his home nrc
TO the effect that certain little ma
chine shop In n Western city has
boon n busy place for many months.
With worltmen designing and plan
ming Durants mount behind moro
Or less closed doors,
Durant always brings sensation
Of speed TO the Indianapolis track
whero he Is ono of tho most dlligent
drivers In his preparation for tho
long race. To Durant automobile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Star League Nine
in Practice Game

The West Green Lake Merchants
won over the Meridian Athletic club
baseball nine, 10 D. in a practice
game on the Green Lake field. Both
teams are entered In The star Junior
Baseball league
Any star league team wanting
practice games with the West Green
Lakers. should call Ken Cuudcn. cnp-
tain. at KE nwd3T5i.
F.uEstrom. Asbury, Quackenbush
and Bscbsey starred at the bat for
the winner R0mstcady twirled a
nice game. allowing but six hits
Score b. luHiuEH
West Green lake C. c. r. ~ r
eas ga e. Il q
Meridian Athletic c.
R8ao oo9a &c j.
Batteries W. q. H. EamstsaI Hnd
Eaxsgrom. ~ a. C.. BsrxH ana Bush
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Coffroth Handicap
Gets Feature Tinge

SAN DIEGO. Cal, March z5.-
The Coffroth handicap at Tijuana
race track next Sunday viii have a
pronounced international tinge when
Phusla. star OF the French turf.
meets Chilhowee. holder Of two OF
Americas route records.
phusla scored long list oS trl.
umphs In France and covered him.
self with fame when beaten by
Epinard by only a neck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Four Serious
Holdouts

T,oUR SERIOUS boidouts aitll re-
l. main on the outside in the Coast
league. Johnny Fredericks. Salt
Lakes fine young outnelder; Char.
lev Deal. veteran Vernon third
Sacker; Jim Poole and Johnny Jones.
Portland infielders, are asking for
more coin befTe they sign on the
dotted line.
RED" Baldwin, Seattle's holdou'
catcher is in camp. but hasn't
signed as this was being written.
He is expected to confer with
Iockard hero in few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

Cierciand Dc suffered a broken irs.
slidHB INTO ihr plate 10 uus rerv
bad bre1k ard the feur tras rx-
preurd fhat hs might uerrF pi1V
nglir
u IL a prrrfdfnt la baseball hot
nhcH a last mau breaks lsg u
materially cuts doIsn U0 his speed,
When fhr TaHEs reported Tor spriHo
traiatup. Combs ieaa nc ifrporiauf
guraitou iHdfG Of the Clmp
White he Fapors fhe leg tridc IA
rauRing. there srrm4 70 b. no dtHis-
aut.oH ~ hiH sperd aud hr Is orc
u the ftcriesi mru in baseball
Combs, a great hitter. trry tasi
aaf ftar fielder. u 10 start frga-
iariv IN center field for The Yankees
this vrar ne presence should add
much strength 70 me hHeup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Behind the
Home Plate
By LEO II LASSEN

CANTA MARIA, Cal,
- March 25.-There is no
doubt but what the Coast
league needs a Glass C or ID
minor league to use as a
farm for their young players.
State leagues have been
tried in California without
much success, but Bill Lane.
the Salt Lake owner, comes
forward with a constructive
idea regarding the financing
of such a proposition.
Lanes plan is this
Organize a winter league in South
oru California. with teams In such
ccnters as Long Beach. santa Ana,
Glendale, Pasadena, san Bcnardlno
and three other localities tho league
10 be operated by Coast clubs. the
receipts 10 be pooled and each club
to share the profits or the losses
in the venture
Lane figures that would cost
in the neighborhood OF $4,000
10 operate such an organization.
This would mean that II would
cost each team $4,000 per year
for the farm.
And II you found one young ball
player in two years tina; could
be sold for 5000 or more YOU
would be making money" claims
the Salt Lake leader
1--WE spend lot Of money every
year in bringing youngsters to train
ing camp and don't have chance
10 carry more than handful Of
them after the spring season. With
experienced ball players IA charge
OF the teams and with the rosters
limited to two veteran performers
and the rest green rockies, it would
give tho Coast clubs a real farm
Tor their kids think the plan is
feasible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Earl Combs

OF PETERSBURG. uarrh g5-
- Outn~larr kari Combs is ono
Big rcasoa tchg Manager Muller
Huggias Il 80 optimistic flrsr daUN
HagpiHs rutss ComhS one Of Tho
greatest 9uifTidrrs In the 0amr The
best that has btukeH into ihG me-
jors In The last 10 geaFs.
within a rect after he trUs
placed 81 the Yankee hneup last sra
son thu base bali rrparts Of me coWn-
try uerc singing hts praises, ioutiHD
him a. second Cobb or SPEAKER
That u high prutse. bat Combs
APPEARS 70 drsrrrc a. Then h. suf.
tered an accident that probably had
much 10 do mlih me failure 1f Tho
Sr,u York fgaks to piH he pen
uunf last y~ar.
Early ~ the ssaapH. Va game al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
THREE TITLE
hIIslIS HERE

Tho tactic C0aHi conference
schools are now taking a mail vote
on whether the uniYcrEltv or wash.
lngiuu vii stage tho Coast confer
cnco track meet
Should Tho schools decide iu the
affirmative. Washington will stage
the Coast conference track. golf and
tennis championships all ~ the
mme tins, THE dates FOR these
big meets would he May % and
30, and It would b. one Of the big.
Fes' athletic oarmvab ever staged
IN this city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
STANFORD poLoIsTs PLAY

DEL MONTE, Cal. March 25
The Stanford unlycrsity polo team
opened tn 1926 season here today
against tho Midwlck country club
four in the first round Of the Pebble
Boach novice tournament m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Trojan Grid Star
in Seattle Game

SANTA MARIA, Call March 20, 49,
John Riddle, star colorcd fullbacl,
of tho University OF Southern Cpli.
fornla football team last year
played shortstop for the oolorcd
nino that opposed tho Indians hero
last week. He looked pretty good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
ETHEL LACKIE sETs RECoRn

CHICAGO, March 2b,-Ethel
I.ackle, Chicago, set a new record
for the central a. A. q. in the
swimming championships here last
night when she swan the 22O yards
in 2:5o as. Arne Borg, Swedish
star. failed in his effort to break
Johnny WeIsmuller's record for the
Same distance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

long az he cause
jealousy . "a peril
GUS passion and
and had not ought
10 be encouraged
Just because ! got
friends and thry
go down TO the
Crystal POOL smuk
rrH no reason +
gotta cit like re-
a;cwrd fig gloom
ing I'm "a bnariin
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