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promoter TO want TO use him again.
Walcott and I were talking. and
gathered about were Jack Johnson,
Denver" Ed Martin. Billy Madden
and various sport editors from the
newspapers,
TT CHANGED That we were all walk
L ing down the street, Joe and |
being bu, o few feet IN front OF the
rest Suddenly. ! snid:
Joe while you are here ! would
like nwfully well TO use YOU again, g
''sho. Mr. Tom, he glad TO box
anybody for you. Got somebody
he replied.
In pretty loud voice I said;
How about Mysterious Billy
SMITH"
ar a sudden felt someone pull.
~ ing al my coat II WINS Wal.
colt. Ho didn't want tho rest 10
hear what hc had to say. and he
drew me little to ono side and in
n low tone urged;
"Mr, Tom. get anybody else, but
don't get that Billy smith Now, I
can whip him all right. but when
we arc fighting and get into a
clinch and when the referee Is look.
ing nj our faeos he stomps on my
toes MI the time. That makes me
step my feet buck so far can't hit
him. so get somebody else"
suggested two referees. one 10
watch Smiths head and one his
feet, but Joe couldn't sec II that
way
Mysterious" Billy Smith was one
OF tho toughest, strongest and most
dangerous middlcwoights that ever
boxed, Last | heard OF him he was
living In Portland. Ore
ITO BE Continued Saturday,
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PIPP RESTING

NEW YORK. July s.--wany
Pip, veteran Yankee first base.
man, was reported to be resting
easily In hospital today He sur
forod a conoussion OF the brain
after being hit over tho car by n
bail thrown in batting practice by
Charlie Caldwell, the former Prince.
ton pitcher.
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All Over Quickly

The second round was simply
spectacle of large black party
smuggling large blond party until
one OF wills right sluEs clipped the
pale person on the jaw and dumped
him noisily on his hack
Wills had to wait five minutes 10
shake Weinert's hand. Charley bee
ing too Ill at that time 10 recognize
his friends, much less his foes.
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mediately followed by right, both
of which landed flush on the chin.
Lynch weighed 1875 and Sharkey
1874
Ihere was a great mob swirling
around all the entrances at $50 and
the Polo Grounds already was
damned
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with four fast
rounds Of agile
cuffin & last
night.
The judge coll.
cd IL a draw,
but Lynch ap.
poured 20 have
earned the de.
cision, as the
fight 10 o k c d
from his corner
They threw
away their dc.
lenses and ham.
mered away with
wild delight in
tho first two
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Elks' Tourney

CENE HATToN and Art Morgan
VI stern have lined up ca golfers
from the local EIks lodge TO engage
in the 10th annual handicap golf
tourney for the Brother Bills. All
first round matches must be played
By July 5. and ono week viii be
given for the playing of OF each
succeeding round.
The real feature Of this links meet
lis that Messrs Hatton and Morgan
stern have gathered together is
count 'em-prizes for that herd Of
Ga to shoot for. and every trophy ls
well worth winning or trying for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

: Batteries: Car'hl. Holloway and
Baasler, Woodall; Buckeye and
Myatt.
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.eusel Improving
as Homer Slugger

Bob Meusel OF the Yankees w de-
velopng into quite n homo run hitter
these days. In the first two months
OF play nc banged out IS circuit
clouts. ranking ono behind Rogers
Hornsby OF the Cardinals In this re-
spect. a year ago at this time, Meu-
gel had but two four-baggcrs TO his
credit which shows vast improve.
ment IN his present efforts.
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heaVyWelghL champIOH5HIP, eIH1TBVu q. -
victors Thursday in one Of the greatea
cards that has ever been staged.
Before a crowd Of 10000, which was esti-
mated to have paid at least 100000 admis-
sion, the whole pugilistic map was altered
The first tremendous surprise came IN the
first feature bout of the evening when Dave
Shade knocked out Jimmy Slattery, Of Buff
falo, in the third round. Slattery, who was
touted TO be the next jim Corbett, was
knocked down three times in the third
round before his seconds threw in the towel.
In the next bout, Harry Wills, the recog-
riznd cha lInnnnr knncknd nnf Charley Wein-
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Weinert OF New
ark in the sec.
ond round OF
a scheduled Is,
round fight
wills outciassed
Weinert from
the first. Wein-
ert was finally
dumped TO the
floor 10y a right
uppercut 10 the
chin. Altho it
was not n body
blow that put
him down. Wills
A.nai n,anir nn..nr-..i
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Altho no course
records were
smashed In the
final match ON
the links on the
pea Moines high
way yesterday
Mrs. Harris and
h er opponent.
Mrs. William
Kuls,. put up a
very interesting
mat c D. which
was carried to
tho LAST green.
where the former
became cham
pion by virtue Of
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weight. and one
Of the greatest
boxers that ever
drew breath In
my opinion Wal
colt lost n o
caste brcnms .
Woods himself
was n marvel
ously strong aud
clever boxer
After tho cx,
pcnso Of bring
Ing waleo,, aud
his manager out
here TO meet
Woods 81 was
natural for n
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u. S. SCULLER
is DEFEATED

HENLEY, Eng July Walter
Hoover the American oarsmnn and
former champion, was dofented in
the somi-fnnlg Of tho Diamond
sculh classic here today by Jack
Borcsford England. another former
champion.
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third strike 70 over tho plate and
the excitement was over
In The meantime John Singleton
was having his troubles. The Salt
Lake star was ltnickod for a run in
the second on three punched singles
and he was touched up for three
more In the sixth on three hits and
n trio OF errors. ono OF which he con
tributed himself.
Harry oNcill went in 10 pitch In
tho eighth and four smashing blows
sent over three moro tallics for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03
Fred Toney Retires
From Dian,ony Sport

Pitcher Fred Toncy, onc.time Ma.
,ional league star. has retired from
the game After hurting few TITS
for Nashville in tho southern assocI
alton this season he finally decided
TO quit, going 60 his farm In Ten.
ncssco, IIo had sbcon In retirement
when he Joined Nashville few
months ago TO give tho pastimc mn.
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Suzanne Loses Set!

In the semi-final OF the mixed dou-
bles. Borotra and Mile Lengien won
from sIr. and Mrs. Randolph Lycett,
81. ST.. Ga. This was the first time
in the whole tournament that Mile
Lenglcn had lost a set and the fault
was largely Borotra's.
One semi-finai match Of the mixed
doubles remain to be played to de-
termine who shall meet the French
pair for the title. This match will be
one between Miss Ryan with De
sforpurgo for her partner and Mrs.
Lambert Chambers and ]. d. p.
wheatley. SO there Is chance that
Miss Ryan may figure In two cham
plonships. the women's and the
mixed doubles
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der the auspices
OF tho NRneou'
yer Lawn Ten,
mis- RAHoc iation
starting July 4
Sixteen mem.
hers, represent,
ing the Seattle
Tennis club. are
planning 20 leave
Friday Tor tho
iiE 20 urn e y,
Headed by Leon
Turennr elul,
captain they are
setting forth
with tho aubi.
ton or bringing
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Girl. unOpSTEKS rIAA

GUTHRIE, Kklap JulSa s.-Thc
worlds girl basketball champions
of Edmonton, CUnadn, were here TO.
day ready for the first of two.
game series tonight with the Guth.
rio Red Birds for the worlds cham
pionghip.
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series.
The big right
handler had fine
control and was
IA st. allowing
bu, five bingics
and he had his
sinkcout b n | !
wording In the
pincf,ss T n g
only time lie waa
In real danger
was In tho sew
cnth when the
Bees had men on
second and third
with tw o out
Pinchhittcr HUI
vcy watched n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03
TWO GAMES

LONGVlBW July ga double
boadcr rs scheduled In tho South.
west Washington Timber League
with the Kclgo Wolves and tho
Longviow Hangers playing here the
Fourth Of July and Sunday
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STRIBLMG WINS

EAST CHICAGO, Ind, July a.
william cfouns'D stribling. Macon.
va outpointed Johnny Risko, two
tsted light'hcavyweight fighter
iron, IRON, Cleveland, in a iO.reund so
here last night,
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the canadian lhurrh 20 Seattle,
California, Vancouver. Victoria
and Montreal. are sending their big.
gcst stars to represent them in the
meet. Tho entry list Il sum,
mary ~ the best tennis players in
the West. with the exception Of
Ray Casey and Helen Wills,
COLLEGE CHAMP
II ENTERED
nud Chandler. winner OF the na-
tlonal inter,collegi tennis title this
year Is entered from California.
The possible meeting between him
and waliy Scott. 1884 tite,holder
OF intercollegiate honors. Ii one OF
the big features OF tho tournament,
Nally Scott, the dean OF
Northwest tennis players. Is In
Victoria nj the present time.
practieing for the meet. Scott
plans 10 get in all the play he
can, rs competition In Tacoma
Is lacking. lie i taking part
In the British Columbia clay
court competition, with Howard
l.angllc.
with Chandler ia tho tournament.
Phil Neer and Climber Griffin arc
also entered from California. Griffin
was iho surprise OF tho reecn, meet
held ht Cacramcnto.
DAVIS cur
MEN PLAY
Two DAVIS cup members u the
Canadian team. Jack Wright aud
win Crpckpr Of Montreal. arc among
those who viii take part In the tour.
ney They are on thor way from
Montreal nov and plan 20 arrive
Saturday in Vancouver
Saturday the team play be.
TWEEN Seattle and Vancouver will
start with SIX singles and three
doubles matches scheduled. The
members Of tho local team arc
Leon Turennc. Howard iangiie,
Wally Scott. Dick Burr, Armand
Marion, Danny Lewis and Dick
Van der Las. Three pair Of this
seven viii take pars In the
doubles
one girl from the local club is
entering the tourney. Betty Morrison
taking part in the meet.
Thirteen players from Seattle who
viii enter competition for individual
honors are; Leon Turenuc. Howard
Langlie. walty Scott. Dick Burr Ar.
mand Marion. Danny Lewis. Dick
Van der Les. Grant and Don La
zieure. Ralph Miller. hin Taylor. Tom
Tod and John Ryan. Betty Morrl.
son Is also entered
Individual play viii start July 6
ind continue thruout tho week.
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I'm CAPTURES WIMBLEDON TITLE
Seattle " ct
Team Leaves
for TOURNEY
~ PETER SALNUS

DREsENT champions, future
champions. and former cham
pions. are all gathering IN Van.
couycr Tor the Canadian Tennis
championship which viii DO held I'M
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Suzanne in Finals
Yankees Win

Casey and Hcnnessy won their
match Thursday from +, r. l. craw-
ford and f. NJ. b. Fisher Of England
50, as. so and 81. They played in
the glare OF the unusually en,husi-
astic English sun and the Britons
simply weren't equal 10 the Job of
handling the smashing service OF the
Americans.
In the semLfinal they will play
Jarques Brugnon and Henri
Ccchet of France. The other
semi-finai of the mems doubles
viii match Jean Boroirs and
Rene Lacoste OF France against
DE Morpurgo and kehriing Of
Hungary.
France has three chances in the
semi final of the mems singles. La
coste and Henri cochet and Borotra.
The fourth man was J. p, Anderson.
the Australian. who was set aside by
Lacoste Ga. rs, 81. Borotra beat
Corhqt 5-7 81 81
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Blanks
Salt Lake, 60

IoHN MILJus was himself Thurs.
y day which Is explanation enough
for tho so defeat Seattle banded
Salt Lake in the third game OF their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03
roc HATS RACE

LONDON, July 3.-fog In South.
crn England today forced four air.
planes entered In the "Air Derby
TOR the klng's cup TO descend.
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hEaITi.E - Dpublc.hcadcr a.
coas, League ball park, Salt Lake
IS. Seattle. The first game will
start at lao .. M
sPALDiSGs' BASEBALL
BOOKINGS Alki Merchants at
suquamlsh. q. s. =. Arizona plays
tho Georgetown Merchants at the
Polo grounds. Georgetown. Nip.
pon 4. G, at Arlington: Broadway
G. G. and the Orioles az Mercer;
Best Lock and tho North Park
Mcrchapts At Rolling bay; G. O
Forrcsters at oriilla. Edmanda az
Botheli. Greenwood at koyport
Kirkland az lsaaauah. Three
Brothers at Monroe. Port Towns.
end and Por, Angeles al Chimi.
cum. Redmond at Ton. Wander.
crs at Snahomish.
PIPER & TAFT BOOKINGS
Green Lake C. G. At Concrete.
Fremont Merchants at silvcrdaic.
Burnett Il, Black Diamond
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Wills Too Strong for Weinert
and Black Panther Wins Easily

DoLo GROUNDS. N. Y, July 2.
L Harry wlils. big negro chal.
lenger 10 Jack Dcmpsey's heavy.
weight title. knocked out Charley
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Wills Fouls Weinert
Shade Hits Slattery on Chin in
Third Round; Favorite Stopped

AT THE RINGsIDE. POLO
"A GROUNDS. n. Y. July S.
one tremendous sensation was the
feature of the early rounds OF the
italian l,oert,ni
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Lynch Shades Sharkey in First
Fight on Great New York Card

DoLo GROUNDS. n. y, July g.
l. Joe Lynch and Jack Sharkey,
pugilistic gar's. sent the Italian hos
pital bouts off to rolling start,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03
ROOT WINNER

Los ANGELES. July with
Charlie Root holding the Vernon
Tigers TO four hits, Los Angeles was
able TO win It's first game Of the
present series from them here yes.
terday. 10 /. Johnson pitched
nicely. but tho Angels punched hits
nff hif,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03
SACS LOSERS

PORTLAND, July s.-Threc runs
IN the sixth inning gave the portlA
land Beavers to . win over IN.
sacs here yesterday. Rachac got
away TO bad start and the visit.
ors scored two runs in the first in.
nins' He tightened in the later
frames however and beat Sacra.
mcnto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03
Mrs. Harris
IsChampiOn
of Rainiers
By ALEX c. ROSE

MRS. BERT HARRIS is the
Ai champion woman golfer OF the
Rainier Golf and Country club.
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win 9, Lane. Thrcc.bnse hit--Iiermnn.
i've. base hits Lane, McCabc, Sacrifice
hlla-E. BALDWIN, Singleton. Runs bat.
tod TIT baldwin ., l9ldred, MIlIus.
Double plays Brady unNsslatod, Brady
10 Iicrman Coumbo to WITT Mlllus to
BRADY to r. baldwin to Herman, Time
$40 umplroa- nrashcnr and nehrdon.
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Creb, Shade and Wills Win in Spectacular Gotham Card
Walker Beaten by Speed;
SIattery-W einert Kayoed
Greb Too Fast for Walker in Terrific l5.Round
Fight; Wills Stops Weinert in Second Kound ana
Shade Upsets Dope to Stop Slattery in Third

DOLO GROUNDS RINGsIDE, n. 7, July 3-DaVs
L Shade California contender for the weterweght
championship Harry Greb the worlds middeweght chan-
pion and Harry Wills the recognized challenger Tor the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

rounds, and in the second Lynch set
sharkey down with left swing, i'm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

Seattle made three double plays
yesterday and missed another one
when Brady dropped n throw. try.
ing to hurry fourth double kin.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

Babe Herman hit one of the long.
est balls to left field that south.
paw hitter has clicked here in n
long time when no tripled in the
fourth. But McCabc hit sharp
groundcr 10 Coumhe on the first
base line, Coumbe tagging tho bag
and tagging Herman at third with
n pip OF n throw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

Buster McCabe is cracking the
agate In great style. He broke in
with four hits wednesday. including
homer that busted up an extra.
inning game. And Thursday he
came along with three hits. one a
double, scored two runs and stole
a base. Very handy man In VIII.
liam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03
BOEHLER VICTIM

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.--Thc
San Francisco Seals kept up their
rampage wish Oakland and defeat.
ed them, ~ 10 l. here yesterday.
Gooro BoohIer tho oaks pitching
ncn, was the victim.
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mighty blacksmith slams. wrist deep
in wcincrt's middle. and these
punches were violent, and took the
breath out OF Charley and made him
gasp 10 that he could be heard 10
rows away from the ringside.
Weinert seemed TO be in great
distress after the knockout. and was
carried 10 Wills corner. where sec.
onds for both men worked over him.
Thcy waved smelling salts under his
nose and massaged tho cords OF hts
back and neck TO bring him around.
weinert was sucking for breath.
Wills Fouls Weinert
Wills. altho warned before the
fight against his practice OF hug.
ging his man close with the left
and pounding The kidneys with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

Batteries Johnson and whitney;
Root and spencer.
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French Star
Easy Victor
in Big Match
Joan Fry, English Girl,
Beaten in Finals, 6-2,
60, in Classic

NNTIMBLEDoN, Eng, July
wv 3.-Mlle. Suzanne Leng-
len, French tennis star. re-
gained the worlds tennis
championship here today
when she defeated Miss Joan
Fry, the 19year-old British
girl, in straight sets at
6-2 and 60.
II was the sixth time that
Nile. Lenglen won the cham
pionship. She defaulted last
year early in the tournament,
complaining that she was N
poor health, and Miss kath-
leen Mckane, the British star,
succeeded her as the title
holder. The French girl was
never in danger during this
tournament.
Two Americans remain In the
mems doubles. Ray Casey OF San
Francisco and John HenneSsy OF
Indianapolis.
Suzanne in Finals
The starred match OF Friday will
be suEanne's combat with Miss Joan
Fry. the young English Girl.
In the women's mifinals.
Mile Lenglcn and Miss Ryan win
play Mrs. Beamish and Miss T..
X Clarke OF England in one half
and the winners win play Mrs.
McIlquaham and Mrs. A. v.
Bridge. This latter pair won
from Mrs. Lambert Chambers
and Miss T.. II. Harvey Thursday
81. rs, 81 and entered the final.
De Morpugo and Miss Ryan de-
feated Colonel A. Berger and Miss
Reid Thomas in the mixed double
semIfinais S.4 aud Sc.
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'nnttcd for Cool, In seventh.
tBattcd for Singleton In eighth A.
Score by innings
Salt Lake ,,,.t,t W0 o 0
seattle t...,tt,,,, 90 o - o
innings pitched Singleton Z. charge
dofcnt to singleton ~ bat OF Slnnlo.
tan "a. hta D. runs %, Runs responsible
Tor Singleton /, O'Nolll ., struck out
Mlllus q, singleton I, llnsos ON balls
Singleton q, Mllus o. hit by nltcher
sheehan, by Minus wild pitch Mllius.
stolen bason- iascrrc, MeCabe. r. nald
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Johnny Kerr Sail I.al,c sccond

sackor, Ia In Frisco, having received
word TINT his brother, known MS Pct
Coffcy, was killed in minc acct.
dent Coffcy was n boxer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

Reports nj the ball yard yesterday
had Morvin Shea sold to the New
York Yankees by Sacramento. Jack
Warner to the Detroit Tigers BY
Vernon. and Paul wancr. outficld.
or, 10 PittsbGrg by San Francisco.
Joe Devinc. Pittsburg scout. is n
Seattle visitor. He's looking over
Bill Plummcr. Tony Lazerre and
Lefty o'Doul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

McCabe and Ted Baldwin started n
double steal In the sixth. before sin.
gleton had started 20 pitch. The
Bee hurler took deliberate aim and
threw the ball into center field.
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eo''er,es-k Heating. Hughes and
snee' Waterford; Rachao and Han.
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LAP DOG SAVES.
STOWAWAYS
FROM DEATH
Discovers Men, Senseless
From Hunger, Aboard
Liner.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-Instesd Of
harboring a grudge against a little
Pekinese who "snooped them out" OF
their hiding place in a ventilator of
the Pan-American liner Western
World, -quartette Of begrimed stow
Always affectionatcly petted their tiny
betrayer when the liner docked.
They mumbled:
IF he had not found us. we proba-
bly, would have starved and thirsted to
death before we reached New York. v
The four boarded the Western
World ut Buenos Aires. They slid
through three decks Of ventilator
shafts to a position over the barber
shop. Their three days supply OF
water and bread was soon exhausted.
For five days more they lived on
nothing. On the night of the eighth
day from Buenos Aires they climbed
up to the vent to the upper deck.
Exercising her dog at the time was
Mrs. Rodolfe lie Bret, wife of the
Uruguayan consul at Chicago. As they
passed the air shaft, the top of which
had been securely fastened with n
screen. the dog began to bark. Mrs.
lie Bret tugged vainly at the leash,
trying to drag Ching Lee on. But
Ching wouldn't bulge.
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WOMAN Makes
LIVING AS
SMITH
Prosperity Pounded From
Anvil by Husky
Amazon.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1o-Mrs. Sophie
Penkinson. 81, nineteen years here
from Russia, has literally hammered
good living out of America.
Mrs. fenkinson, a widow and moth
.er of four children, is New York City's
only wonder blacksmith. Her smithy
is at 60 Pike ST., Swallowed by the
Williamsburg bridge, and there for
'eights hours daily she fits shoes to
horses and earns enough to support
herself and to pay her helper, Christ
Hermann, S53 a week.
Horses are all right" she con-
fides. They kick less than human be-
ings."
In all the years that she has been
swinging a hammer on an anvil-and
she began in Odessa, where she was
married at Pho horse has ever
kicked her.
IF you know how to handle them"
she said, "they won't hurt you."
Christ Hermann nodded his head.
''Shc knows how to handle q horse
as well as l." he admitted. Even
truck horses"
Abe. %, is a truck driver, and Da.
vid. %, is n dock laborer.
None of her children would follow
her occupation, she said.
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GOVERNOR FERGUSON
GRANTS z PARDONS

AUSTIN, Oct. 10.-One full AMI
one conditional pardon, and two fur
loughs we're granted by Governor
Miriam Ferguson, it was announced
Saturday.
The full pardon was for Allen
Arrendall, convicted of murder in
Liberty county and given life term.
He had served six years and was
granted a conditional pardon in 1916,
and full pardon on recommendation
of a number of officials and Liberty
county citizens. .
The conditional pardon was granted
Jacobe Hernandez, convicted in Eric
county of manufacture and sale OF
liquor. The pardon was recommend
ed by the prosecuting attorney, sher.
if, trial Judge and ten of the trial
jurors. He has large family depend.
ent or him. j..
Burroughs were granted: Red
Jones, convicted in Callahan county
of transporting liquor and given ono
year, 90 days so he may have medi-
cal treatment. Lee Walker, convicted
in Travis county of selling liquor,
given five years, granted 30 days 10
receive treatment for broken leg.