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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-07-31
STATE LABOR HEAD HITS
CHICAGO DA|LYS ATTACK
ON union COAL Miners

CHICAGO, July SO.-Jonn +. Wal
ker, president Of the Illinois State
Federation Of Labor, takes strong ex-
ception to the misleading propaganda
which the Chicago Tribune has been
carrying on for several months against
that part Of the coal industry which
is unionized.
The Tribune has been making it q
practice to publish doleful editorial
at least once month IN which it
paints 3 mournful picture Of the coal
industry, showing to its own salts
faction, at least, that the union miner
and the operators who pay the union
scale are driving the public away from
the use of coal as fuel.
Ship Is Sinking, Says Tribune.
President Walker is incensed over
particularly offensive editorial which
appeared in the Tribune recently.
The editorial was in reference to the
expiration Of the contract Of the an
thracite miners on August 81 and the
negotiations for a new contract. The
Tribune said:
business men who have had to
direct enterprises which were steadily
losing ground win understand the sit
liation in the coal industry. Those in
close touch with it say that only
few Of the coal companies are meeting
their fixed charges. There is a feel
ing in the industry that the ship is
sinking. Instead Of manning the
pumps, the miners and operators are
again trying to shove each other into
the sea. No one has confidence in
the immediate future of coal mining,
which has suffered from repeated in
ternecine conflicts.
GAS every one knows, the basic
trouble with the coal industry is that
there are too many mines and too
many miners. That situation is likely
to be considerably aggravated If an
other strike occurs, or even if an
agreement is not speedily concluded.
Strikes and threats of strikes will
mean customers lost; the produc-
tive capacity Of the industry, which
is already greater than is needed,
will then become even more topheavy."
Editorial Misleading.
In as much as President Walker is
coal miner, and Illinois is one of the
largest coal mining states in the
Union, he can speak with authority in
answering the Tribune editorial Mr..
Walker made the following statement
to international Labor News Service
in reference to the matter:
"This is typical of the sort Of thing
that the Tribune is continually doing.
It does not say that it is the anthra-
cite contract which expires August
81, and that negotiations are under
way at Atlantic City for a renewal or
q new contract.
"That editorial being published in
Illinois, IN the midst Of district
where there is no anthracite COAL and
where there is large bituminous coal
industry, leaves the average farmer,
professional and business man, or any
one unfamiliar with the coal industry,
under the impression that it is the
contract in Illinois which expires Au-
gust 81, and because the mines here
are idle on account Of the industrial
depression, they seek to poison the
minds Of these people against the
mine workers in the anthracite fields
Of Pennsylvania, who may be compell-
ed to strike if they can not obtain
an agreement which viii enable them
to sign and maintain their self-re-
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-07-31
PICTURE MEN GAN.

DULUTH, Mimi, July so.-Motion
picture operators have raised. wages
10 per cent. The rate IN first-class
houses win be $50 for ; 1ive-day
week. Other houses viii pay s45 for
q six-hour day.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-07-31

Cost Of living gradually Increasing
according to report Of Department Of
Labor for Nay
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-07-31

cations, n 3 company based 81 the
same cooperative spirit As the unions.
and always friendly TO organized la
Dor.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-07-31

Shutdown Of coal mines expected
in Great Britain as result Of wage dis
pute.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1925-07-31
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Many small profits not just few big ones,
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-26
BRASSIERES

Bandeau and Long Models, Satins,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
TROJAN FIVE
PLAYS HERE

THE University OF Southern Cal.
l. lfornia basketball team, making
It's first appearance in Seattle.
tanglcs with the University OF Wash.
inEton five at the campus gym here
tonight. The contest 10 to get under
way at TAO o'clock.
Tho visitors are coached by Les
Turner. a former well known figure
in local sports. Turner coached bas-
ketbail at Broadway high school. and
turned out several championship
teams.
II is expected that tho whole town
OF Kent win turn out for the game,
as Morris RED BadEro. former
prep athlete from there. Is playing
forward on the Southern California
five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

yan make q clean sweep or their 10
games Of tho year. They have a
record Of nine straight 80 far.
The Indians viii wind UP their
season IN the Ballard gym hciuE
the Beavers for the second time.
In their first game Of the year. the
West sldsrs held Ballard 10 three
points. something almost unheard
OF In basketball and shut them out
until tho final minutes OF play.
II will be doubtful II the Indians
can duplicate such performance.
altho they viii 10 favored 20 win.
That dcfent NJ West Seattle 40
upset the Ballard team. that they
lost 90 Queen Anne in their next
game. which cost them whatever
chance they had OF tieing with
West Seattle Q
slnra then Ballard has hit a
powerful stride. running up big
scores In all OF their games.
In tho other games Friday. Lin.
coin goes to Garfield. Queen Anne
20 Roosevelt and Broadway 20
Franklin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

The announcement that sammy Crane
would report 70 Red Klll,ter At santa
Maria Monday. a. Published In wsdae,-
days star. settles the shoFistop problem
II wAa thought that LsaplnK sam would
stick 20 his Intention % staying out Of
The game. but nos that he's back. much
Of Kiilsfsrs iHilsid worry IL over All he
has 20 do nos IL 90 decide WHISTLER Ted
baldwin o. Frank DrAEiil will play third
base.
BRAZIL means business this year. This
vas shosn BY hls reporting a few days
~ advance % the reKulsrs 80 - 70 set
IN tlp,top shape. Ira hard 20 nEgrs how
iheT Will ever keep that busting hitter
cut OF the regular lineup.
sacramento will present the hardest
hitting catching staff In the league again.
keehlsf sehanE and shea ali batting
clean up. and hitting well over SOC
Marty KruE /. stIIl looking for n third
sacksr 20 oomplsts his infiold.
scribe. In Los Angeles are stirring mp
sale talk for the Vernon club again,
stating that Bin Lane Will buy the club
before 1888.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Veteran Puck Star
Plays % Seasons

Chief OF Police Charles Layery. OF
whitby. Ont. who has that country
town junior Ontario Hockey nssocia
ton team In charge, ia probably the
oldest player 10 be registered in the
Lake shore group having been q
years In tho hockey game. ls Of
which have been in the service OF
Whitby teams. He will play this
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

Aarri. Hrhalffier vas real test tor
psds usrrat ihs FsAitis Logger BEATING
the Omaha veteran IN 10 Feunas a. Hols
[ iyvo0t recently. boz hobby narsstt rill
ts something siss aeaH Hsfrai vas
F~tsdgisd 90 firht barrett % bis flrsi
California appearance. but Har"tt wAs
taken 900 The DAY u The rEht. and Alex
uATf uas substituted. Hart winning me
decision HsFcut made biz tif in his
ErHanfnpr fiEht ana hs ought 20 draE
tir house Nth uarrsft
Jack Dempsey has opensd = nsF~ gym
nssigfn IL ias AnEslss, and the piuea 10
roins nysf blE. meet % ths rinE stars
u0rkinE out there.
the seattle promoter, are figuring
on running summer shows % ~ ball
PARK again coon shsr thr Crystal Pool
close. Thu last Pool shoH vii be held
The mai week 10 March.
In tho short fights IN seattle u Il set
sarn that Knockout Naliap 20 the bodY
Is registered. but the other niEht AZ the
Pool both 0Titfiih ard Brock were
nsorsd tar ,hs long count 81 body
punches
issnny rurrai. the little ftipins han
tamweiEht. IL making a hit % the Pool
preliminafirs By bis unllrEnrss 20 fiEht
~ hasn't made bad fiEhg IN his sew
sfhl starts here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
FEATHERS TO
START WORK

DANDY DICK GRIFFIN and
~ DOC" Smell. the punching
feathsrDyeight. who battles here next
Tuesday. are starting work today FOR
their slH-round frBcas
The bugs arc stlll buzzlng about
Grifnn'a great punching IN his Vie
tory over Micky o'Donneli the other
night. Griffin showed a lot Of power
and accuracy in hitting and as ever.
body knows that Smell can punch u
ought TO be one OF the big cards OF
the year.
Griffin may take things easily to-
day. but Smell. who Il coming over
from Tacoma 10 work at Austin a
Salts gym. Is expected TO get right
down 10 hard work
Nate Druximan. who In staging
next weeks smoker. Ia working on
the rest OF tho lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Michigan Expects
Reinke to Be Star

Michigan track coaches expect
great things OF Charles Reinke this
season. Reinke. half-miler. was a
star In his sophomore year. but
didn', go so well last srrinR. As n
senior. however. they believe hen
return TO his 1921 form and chalk
up a high quota Of points in his
favorits event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
TURNER HAS
TOUGH TIME

Turner. who was basketball coach
for years at Broadway high school
here. has had a tough time trying
10 build up basketball in Los An.
geles
Because Of the baImy
weather there basketball doesn't
take hold, or II hasn't yet, In
California as II has In the
Northwest" says Turner, "and
when we issued the first call
for practice In January only IL
men turned out. IL has been
n tough job trying TO build up
team out OF such small ma
terial. But they are coming
around TO the sport. With
games sure against California
and Stanford neat year II will
revive interest considerably.
Johnny Hawkins, the football
star. and the man We had counted
upon TO play center. was found to
be a graduate. having 80 more hours
than he needed for graduation and
so he was lost 10 the team after
having played in the practice
games"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Indiana Soccer Men
to Play Champions

The Indiana Flooring company
soccer team. OF New York. will play
tho crack olympic champion Uru-
guayan soccer tenn OF South Amer
lea three games. They will open the
visitors tour in New York March ri
and %. and play again May II. The
South Americans have so far sched.
uled 10 games in the United States
and Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
aBB0Ns AIDED
lRNPsEY

Dempsey never would havs beat
firpo II he didn't have the Glib
r. light under his belt. Wher
vas training In Great Falls fol
Shelby fight. he said he knew
~ he couldn't stay out OF this
9 Tor a year without getting Of
game. He had a terrific tim,
get into shape for Gibbons. and
said he would never attempt Il
ssin. or course. an offer Of &
alion or two may influence him u
tnru the same ordeal of training
pin.
There are three prospects TO
Meeeed Dempsey: Tom Gibbons,
marry Wills and Jack RenauIf.
ne retires, the title viii be
'seant until claimant Is recog-
n'zed, and II he fights In de-
'ense Of his championship, he
WI be In danger Of being
Knocked out. A number Of
mart critics have said recently
mat they would put a lot Of
money on Gibbons TO win n
'ney meet again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

Turner and he has invested much
OF It In a brush business in Los
Angeles and unless he gets a very
lucrative offer for coaching. II is
more than likely that he will quit
football and devote his time TO bust.
ness.
Turner wouldn't talk much for
publication regarding the reason for
Henderson resigning. but It In
thought that pressure was brought
against him because OF the break
In athletic relations with Califor-
MIA and Stanford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Nine Catchers in
-OUer 100 Battles

ihsrs were tust nine cstchers in
major leagues who caught in
Games or over last season. The
ansricsn supplied five OF them. The
ewing made the grade: Ruel.
arlington, 147: SEVERED. Browns.
IA Perkins. Athletics. 1873; Bassler,
'roit, III; Gonzales. Cards. 1is:
{-ydsr. Giants. ITO: Schang. Yam
II. log; o'Neill. Braves, Jog. and
fsrDstt. Cubs, 1906
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Ohio State Track
Team to Be Busy

Ohio States track team will en-.
gage in IL meets. indoors and out.
doors. this season. covering January
"a TO June 6. On June and the
Big Ten championships will be held
in the Columbus stadium for the first
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
India Bids High
for Star CANNES

india. astounding AZ II may seem,
has displaced tho United States as
,ho highes, bidder for the star doFr
Of the English show world. and this
takes in nearly every recognized
breed. Rich Engllshmen resident In
india first started tho high prices
and natives followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
6lattery Has Class to
| Be COntender-Farrell

Dan Morgan. manager % Jack
Britton. said recently that he would
take the short end on Gibbons any
time they met
Jimmy Dougherty. who refereed
the Dempsey Gibbons fight In shsl.
by. told me that n the bout had
been a io-round affair. no would
have been forced to give the deeis-
ION TO Gibbons on points. and II
they meet again Gibbons ls bet
TO knock him out" Morgan said.
This was a surprising statement.
rs Dougherty was Dempssy's hand.
picked referee and he has always
been a most intimate friend OF tho
champion and his manager. Jack
Kcarns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
SAYS KAER
Is STAR

one OF the greatest athletic pros
poets in the West is a young fellow
named Kaer. who Is with the Trojan
team. He is fast and an all.around
athlete. according to Turner. Kaer
was a member OF the Olympic team
and stars in track and basketball
and Turner says he has great pos
sibilities as football player because
OF his speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

who composed the United States
400 meters relay team which won
tho event at tho 1874 Olympic
Enmes7-T. II. s.
HuNHey. Clarke. Murchison and
Irconey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

expected TO quit
the him x
game 10 enter
business In Los
Angeles. accord
Ing 70 Les Tur-
ner. coach OF the
basketball team
a. that institu.
ton. who IA here
with his team to
play the univer.
Sity Of Washing
ton five tonight.
III G n d . rhOn
made a lot OF
money while AZ
T. s. c." says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

has seen him in
action several
times and he eS'
pressed the opln'
lon not long ago
that he thought
slat,ery was al.
most sure to be
champion so m Z
day.
so far slatiery
has SHOWN great
pre- mise every
time he was test
ed. He has beat
en- Young strib-
ling and he has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Prep Cage
Season to
End Friday

RlDAY will see
'tho curtain drop.
ped on the 1875
high school has.
ksthaIl season.
with the West
Seattle Indians
already ctnch
champions for tho
year. the chief In.
tercAt In the final
games will be 20
sec whether they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

Mum II a pro
duct OF University
Of Nebraska
while a colegiar
he starred al
tackle on tho foot
ball team and wa
also a crnck
wrestler
Unless present
plans miscaTr,
the heavy weight
wrestling title vii
shortly resolve II
self into n "Rah'
"RRh' affair be
tween Wayne
Mum Of Nebraska
and Steel OF Ohio
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

. two decisions from Jack De
tsy. who was generally accepted
tie class OF the middleweights
sr he had knocked out Paul Ber-
bach and Tiger Flowers.
ping only 20 years OF age. Stat.
p Is not permitted TO box more
r. SIX rounds. the limit set by
boxing commission for boys who
no, old enough to vote.
here is some doubt being ex-
used that slattery will be as good
"a he goes over a longer dis.
re. His big asset Is terrific
d. and some smart critics be.
Fs that he win not be able to
fast pace for the 10. IL or
-svund route.
Ihsre is no doubt that siattsry
Ne class Of the youngsters grow
INTO the heavyweight division.
mig him two or three more years
experience with a reasonable al
ssaee for an increase In weight
strength, and he will be sure
anpionship possibility. That is
e takes care OF himself. He has
great affliction-fast driving
] bis friends fear that he will be
ssfsd badly some time II he can't
accustomed to driving his car
than so miles an hour.
here Is a royal chance awaiting
ne young heavyweight. II Jack
npsey doesn't retire. he can't 10
forever. A life Of case and lux
has taken a lot out OF Demp.
because It is only natural that
'aould. Dempsey became fight.
ny fighting, and he always did
best work in the ring after a
pod Of activity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
OIL YMPIC MAT KING SEEKING MUM BOUT
Harry Steel
After Match
With Champ
Both Men Are College
Graduates, Mum of
Neb., Steel Ohio State

WREsTIING 10 now one Of the
w liberal advantages OF a college
education.
The success Of WAYNE Rig Mum
In winning the heavyweight cham
pionshtp OF the world has fired other
college athletes with the ambition TO
srattlafs him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

Did Walter johnson ever pitch a
no.hlt. no.run Eame7-F. +. w.
Yes. against tho Red sox. July /.
1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Jacobs Handle Is
Winner i'm Tennis

When Edward Jacobs. OF Balti.
moro. won the boys national indoor
tennis title recently In New York,
he became the second Juvenile
champion of that name. The girls
national champion is Helen Jacobs,
OF Berkeley. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

When you get ready to buy that
home. don't forget to consult Star
Want Ads. They can help you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
hi HENRY l. FARRELL

tNMY sLATTERY. a handsome
Irish boy from Buffalo. is be
L pscked now as a coming heavy
-. CHAMPION. Jack Dempsey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
Henderson May Quiz Coaching for Business
Former Trojan
Coach Expects
to Quit Came!
So Says Les Turner, Here
With u. S. c. Basket
ball Five

BY LEO II. LASSEN
MINER HENDERSON. former
Il football coach at tho University
Of Southern California. who resigned
a. the end Of the 1924 season. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

When you got ready TO buy that
home. don't forget 20 consult Star
Want Ads. They can help you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
C0NTENDERS
OLDER

Gibbons and Wills and Rnnaul,
are all older than Dempsey. and /;
is probable that none Of them would
hold the title as long aS Dempsey.
unless the youngsters coming up
should all be busts. Gibbons doesn't
figure on fighting more than two
or three years more and Wills could
not last that long II he wanted to.
His hands have gone 10 pieces and
he never can have them fixed.
Some good ipta on broken hands
have been done by DR.. w f.. Fra
lick. but the hands OF the negro
contender were ruined beyond re
pair before he started TO work on
them.
Unless he changed his habits.
the championship would ruin
Jack Renault. II he did win II.
The little prosperity that has
come 10 him already went 10
his head and he started watch.
ing the sun come up over the
Roaring Forties. He made sew.
eral bad fights recently and has
been avoiding offers with even
poor second-rstsrs.
Some youngster Is coming along
to take the place Of Wills. Renault
and Gibbons and Will eventually be
come the heavyweight champion.
Maybe 1, will he slattery. He GER
talnly looks like the pick OF the
bunch at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
GOOD IN
OLysfPICs

In the olympic bouts Steel looked
like the finished mat artist and was
offered a number OF lucrative con,
tracts TO turn pro but refused them
all Evidently tho winning OF the
world title by Mum has caused him
70 believe he has chance.
During his college days at
Ohio state he was n star athlete.
For three years he was a tackle
on the football team. In his sen.
Tor year he captaincd the wrest.
ling squad that won the Western
conference titie.
Steel IN six feet three inches tall
and weighs 2io pounds. He has no
fear Of Mum. despite tho champions
advantage IN height and weight.
The wrestling game. in disfavor for
years. bids fair 20 do a comeback.
The victory OF Mum. breaking the
wrestling trust that has practically
controlled the sport, is certain 10 be
a big help.
Baseball was improved by tho en-
try OF the sollcEc star into tho pro.
fessional ranks, wrestling Is certain
20 profit In the sams manner.
Men Of the eallbre OF Wayne
Mum and Harry Steel are
credit to any sport. Mum as
champion and Steel as contender
gives n college flavor TO what
may be a championship bout OF
the near future.
The experts who regarded Munn's
victory over Lewis in the nature OF
n nuks have already changed their
opinion. Even the ex-chAmpion.
Stranger Lewis. has but kind words
to say to his conqueror.
Mum fooled everybody. myself In
particular" IL the way Lewis des-
crtbes the loss Of his title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

Harry Steel. olympic champion.
who once hpurned pro career for
liro on the farm At dear old East
Sparta. O.. has suffered change Of
mind. Steel has turned professional.
Within the near future he hopes TO
meet Mum in championship bout,
Steel IL a graduate OF Ohio State
university lie went over TO the
Olympic games as an alternate II
was found necessary 10 use him In
the heavyweight class. lie responded
by winning alb four bouts and the
championship.
Evening star., 1925-05-15
NEWSBOYS TO SEE SHOW.
Will Be Guests of Leader Theater
and The Star Tomorrow.

NeWSboys and route carriers of The
star viii see two movie thrillerS to-
morrow when they are the guests of
he circulation department of The
star in cooperation with Sidney B.
Lust, proprietor of the Leader Thea
ter.
The first chapter of Riders of the
Plains" in which are featured Jack
Perrin and Marilyn Miller and the two
wonderfully trained horses, Star and
Beverly. is story of the bygone In
dian fighting days, when the overland
and pony expresses were in their
glory. The picture has action aplenty
and is said to be historically accurate
The other film will be the Para
mount, THE Air Mail" which shows
fight in the clouds between pirate"
planes and one of Uncle Sans stunt
aViatorS. The Bucca neers" and Our
Gang comedy will also be shown.
Every boy attending the Leader
Theater tomorrow or Sunday will be
given an ice cream novelty by the
Carry Ice Cream Co.