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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Mrs. Hutchings Is
L. A. Golf Winner

LOS ANGELES, March Mrs.
H G. Hutchings OF Winnipeg de-
feated Miss Mary X. Browne OF Los
Angeles, and 4. in the final match
OF the annual Los Angeles Country
club mid.winter golf tournament
here Sunday.
Miss Browne won the first hole.
but from then on Mrs. Hutchings
proved her master.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Jack Cleary Will
Manage Bridgeport

Jack Cleary. who was president OF
the Terre Haute club OF the Three
! league and also vice president OF
the league. has been appointed BUSH
ness manager OF the Bridgeport
club OF the Eastern league. cleary
will be in full charge OF affairs. as
Owners Hapgood and S,ailingS will
devote their time to Rochester. as
unilaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

back. 4 glance at his batting
record for the past 10 years
viii yuuchsAic that remark.
IN 1914 Hooper hit .25s, a ~
markedly low figure for a reg
ular ouiiieldcr Five Year,
later. or la 1919. he eloutcd
go. a Jump ~ nine points.
Md. another five yrars-l9si--
found him hitting .1?s, leap
Of ~ points
Thus over stretch Of 10
year Hooper succeeded IN els.
waiting his average a total OF
20 points. In other words he
reached a higher figure In the
batting columns last season
than he has ever done during
his major league carver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Leslie Mann Will
Finish Coaching

Outficlder Leslie Mann. veteran
member OF the Boston Braves. viii
not be with the team ut the start
OF training at the st. Petersburg
camp. He has been granted addi'
tional time in order that he might
be able to wind up his coaching OBJ
legations at Springfield college.
Springfield, Mass,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Dode Bercot viii
Meet Bob Barrett

Dode Berco,. Seattle weltcrweiEht.
meets a hard hitting battler Tuesday
night at Los AnEelse In the person
Of Bobby Barrett Of Philadelphia.
Barrett has a long knockout record
TO his credit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

come in FOR a big
bobm during the
outdoor
outdoor season
The rrasonr
Rtrkard says,
well. tho heavy
weight class Is be,
coming active and
whenever the bis
fellows Rrv bus,
interest develop
apave in the light
CT classes Last
year Jack ncmp
ssy Was idle and
al tsHH Ran "a a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Trainer of BroUns
Is Good Osfeopath

Tommy Brammel. trainer Of the
Browns, has been hornlng in a lit
tie on the osteopathic thing during
the winter. 30 II any OF his patients
happen to feel vertebrae snap
during the spring. they'll know
what Doc Tommy is up TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Veteran Catcher to
Play in Brooklyn

Otto Miller, for many years catch
err for the Brooklyn Dodgers. and
who was with Indianapolis Of the
American association. last season.
has signed TO play with the Bush.
wicks. a crack Brooklyn independ.
ent team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
OREGON AND
O. A. C.. TIED

oregon's IS 10 % defeat OF wash
ington Saturday night put the Web
fooiers in tie with the Oregon
Aggies for first place in the north.
ern division OF the Coast conferences
race. Oregon and o. a. c. win meet
in a playoff series next week to de-
eide which viii meet California for
the Coast honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Boston Braves Glue
Ray PoUeH Release

Ray Powell. veteran outfielder OF
the Boston Braves. has been given
his unconditional release. Hunter
Lane, an infieldcr. who has been
taken South by the Braves for the
last two years. has also been re.
leased. Neither player has made
known his future plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

Recently Connie Mack. ioho IL
not inclined to talk. predicted that
the club that beat out the Athletics
mould tcin the American league
pennant. In discussing his team
and It's prospects he had only one
F'-"ChicIs" GdHopoy, his short
stop.
Tpo pears ago Galloway teas rated
fhc best shortstop In The American
league. but nc ieas unable 10 hold
hss game and has performed errati-
rauD since. Mack says " he could
figure on Galloway for a big sea-
con he ioouid be all set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Illinois ColIegian
Signed by Houston

Houston has signed Pitcher Ed.
gar Hennig Of the University OF
Illinois. His home is in San Mar.
cos. Texas. Joe Gore. an outfielder
from Oklahoma, and Raymond
Benge. pitcher. are other college
lads who win tryout with the Bluffs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
fat anu Ulbhk
SMELL MEETS
TOUGH BOYS

IOl blt bphA
incidentally. Waterman hands
Smell r. boost In saying that the Ia.
coma haitIsr never picks any Foft
ones. Smell has met and defeated
a Formidable array u talent. and no
one denies that Waterman Do cos.
rect
Griffin proved himself 10 be-
classy little hattisr himself by his
showing against Mickey OConnoll,
Coast banmmwcight champion. here
last Tuesday O'Connsl hit the
canvas on four different occasions.
and Griffin won the fight boy a blk
margin Tho title wasn't involved,
as both boys went into the ring
over the hantamwelght limit.
Both boys wound up their train.
ing Sunday. Smell worked with
Spec Woods and Danny Edwards,
one.timc Coast boBthmwslght king,
while Griffin took on Rufe CANNON
and Benny Furrai
Nate Druaman. promoter o. the
show. announces that he is having
the biggest advance ticket sale since
the memorial Knche Bercot fight.
The boy matchmaker has lined up
good supporting card for the
main event
In the semi windup RUFF Can
MON. claimant Of the featherwcight
championship of the Philippine,
meets Danny Martin, clever Tacoma
tattler. Martin has good left
hand which be uses 10 advantage.
~ IiKiL TO
BON HELLMhN
Benny Fuual. fast-coming PHI
plno bantamwelEhi. meets Chuck
Hellman. the Portland boxer. IN the
special,
frankie Britt. aggressive Tacoma
geathorwcight. and Benny shannon.
clever Wyoming lad, meet IN the
second bout, while Bud Davies.
hard.hitting Vancouver boxer. takes
on sailor Navarro in the opener.
Navarro has met such boys as
Young Nationalist, frankie Gren.
Data and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
ONLY TWO
LIGHTER BOT II

You will notice that liickard lists
only two good bouts IN the lighter
class Sammy Mapdell. tho ouisiand'
ing lightweight contender. against
tho winner Of tho tournament or
GAINED by tho New York boxing
commission TO find Benny t.eoaard's
successor. and fraihcrWelght
championship match between Eaou,
ard Masrart. French holder u thr
European championship. and kid
Khplan
You will notice also that Tom
Gibbons " rated 10 Richard as
about the best drawing card IN The
country. The incest thing about
Gibbons. also" hn says. "is hH
willingness 10 accept any match
that can h. made for him He Il
ths castles, fighter 90 DO business
with that I have ever dealt With
Richard i willing to admit
that several Of The matches
listed cannot be made. Wills
win not fight George Godfrey.
the big negro from Philadelphia.
and Rsnault IL also afraid Of
him. Renault. in fact. gets pale
when anything but n sstup Is
mentioned for him. II i posi-
bile, however. when some Of the
heayywsiEhts sec that they
can't dictate their matches and
that they are liable TO he left
on the outside that they viii he
more reasonable.
n Dempsey does not make up his
mind to fight this summer. Richard
regards a Tunncy Gibbons match as
tho next best attraction. Tunncy
has turned down several offers 10
meet Gibbons. but he seems to 10
in a more willing mood now.
Richard expresses confidence. how
ever, that he will he able to show
Dempsey in az least one fight. and
he il making his plans with that In
mind Il don't sec how Dempsey
can turn down that much money"
he said. but he went on TO explain
that reports saying that he would
give the champion ii,5oo.o00 for
two fights we're absurd. IF Dsmp'
Soy ever fights again for me he'll
fight on percentage. and he
knows he can get plenty out or
that arrangement" he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02


Leonard. tho champion Of the next
most attractive class, nui tho bust
meas went into general elump
Richards only problem Tor the
coming season u 20 mako the
proper choice from dozen pros
pcctiyr headline bouts and grt the
fighters to fight when he makes his
choice.
Richard has on his list the follow
ing bouts that he considers 10 d.
the beat that could be made
Dempsey vs. Gibbons. Dempsey
-. Wills. Gibbons ~, wills wills
~. Godfrey. Firpo ~ Holas, Glib
hons " Tunncy; Gibbons Va, Re
npult: Rsuault vs. Godfrey. Nc
TiEua " nerisnhach. Walker Va
Grsb; Mandcll ~. lightweight tour
uamsnI winner. and kaplan ~
Mhaaaff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Whitley Witt May
Try as Infielder

A report comes from New York
that Outfielder Whitley Witt may DO
given a chance 10 fill Everett
SCOTS place at short should the
veteran mid.fielder fall down under
the load of age. Witt was a short.
stop In his early days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Another CoLegian
Gets Pirate Trial

Kenneth dBud) Knox, former Des
Molncs university player. has been
given a contract by the Pirates, and
is TO make the training trip 10 Paso
Kohles. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

Vandals to
Have Hard
Grid Season
Southern California Will
Meet Idaho at Moscow
During 1925 Season

TTNiyEftsiTY or IDAHO. Mos
" COW. March Candidates FOR
tho 1895 Nandai Grid squad VIII b.
pat thru their first workout March
?. The date upon which spring pac
fiee viii b. started. n wins announced
here BY a. T.. rMnity1 Matthews
coach. Work during the next twe
weeks viii consist 81 instruction 10
fundamentals Of the game and some
H,gual practice. and for the most
part win bs light The purpose Of
spring practice Is 10 work out thS
kinks and brush up the football
minds of tho player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Ray CaldrDeH Slips
DouUn Another Notch

Ray Caldwell. former star major
league pitcher, has slipped down an.
other nocth. He has been released.
together with John Saladna. also
pitcher, to the Little Rock club. by
Kansas City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Big Summer
Expected by
Tex Richard
Dempsey-Gibbons Battle
Considered S u m m c r
Card by Promoter

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
NEW YORK. March AFTER a
y terrific bust last summer. dur.
iug which boNora feIl into lean days
and promoters almost went broke
Tex Richard thinks that boxing will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

Mike Menosky. outflelder OF the
Vernon club of the Pacific Coast
league. has been sold to the Roches.
ter international league club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02


The NaudIla face particularly
hard schedule this coming year. gltho
they viii not have 90 make the "trip
20 California. as they have had Go
do during The last three seasons,
The University % Southern culifor-
min. the only team Ia the South on
idaho's schedule. viii come 10 Mos
COW for the nrFt time IN the history
% athletic relations between the two
schools. The Vnndals will open the
season against tho College o. Idaho
eleven ut Moscow. October :. The
Oregon wehfoet will come 70 Mos,
COW the following Saturday October
10. Oregon always has been one Of
the stiffrri teams on the Idaho
schedule. and II viii - particularly
hard this season because Of - posi-.
ton on the schedule
Tho annual Idaho classic with
Washington state college viii be
played October n. ai Pullman, This
Is the one game Idahoaus especially
look forward to. The two teams have
been bitter athletic. particularly
football. rivals FOR the last 30 years,
Idaho has won the last two games,
but tho Cougars have the majority
or victories 20 their credit for tho
last Is years. Before that time vic
tories generally were evenly divided
GONZAGA TO
PLAY OCTOBER u
Gonzaga viii meet tho Nandals ai
Moscow October "a and the Grizzlies
from tho University Of Montana VIII
appear NJ Moscow November Z. The
oregon Angles will meet Mathews
men al Boise November - IN the
annual game at the capital eity. An
ArmiHilco day game was not SEIZED,
ulsd this year as the vandais vii
meet the University Of Montana four
days before that date al Moscow and
il would D. Impossible to Eet the
team 10 Boise 20 BE IN condition Tor
a game Armistlce day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Hesketh and Hale Placed on Conference Star Quintet
WATERMAN PREDICTS THAT
BATTLE WON'T GO LIMIT
Smell and Griffin Both Hit Too Hard, Says Manager
of Tacoma Battler, to Allow Tuesday Fight to Go
Full Six Rounds
I'D fight won,t 30 the limit.

HE fight won't go the limit
This is the prediction Of Joe Waterman Of
the bout between Dandy Dick Griffin and
Doc Smell to be staged at the Crystal Pool
Tuesday night
Waterman, who is Smells manager, isn't
stating that his boy will win by a Knockout.
This is what Joe has 10 say:
They both hit too hard, and / don't see
how il can go the full six rounds. Neither
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Washington
Places Two
Cage Stars
lllman, Westergren and
Rulings Make Up Rest
of Squad

wo Washington
men and ono from
Montana. OREGON
and O. A. 4, make
up The stars an
nual All North
west college five
Tor the 1885 sea-
son,
Heskrth Wash
ington's brilliant
offensive forward.
one OF the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

shots and ball handlers IN years p
placed az one forward. and Ridings.
the q, a. e. veteran, az the other,
Both are experienced. fast tricky
and smart Hesketh. az times, has
shown a defensive weakness, but he
Is such a good scoring threat that
he can't be kept OF Of the team
Running these men the closest
race for forward berth IS Miles
Of Idaho, who played a wonderful
game against Washington here hut
Miles has two ycau % play ictt
and the greater experience Of the
TWO named give them the edge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

backs up, and looks like sugest from start fin
sh. The fight, in my opinion, will be won by knockout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
REST
CENTERS

lllman and Oskefberg are the best
men at center. with the blk Mon,
tanan getting tho edgc. lllman Is
one OF the most awkward players
in the league. but he's big and
strong and an uncanny shot. He
was the whole works OF the Grizzly
five aud made a strong showing
here. oskerberg can stop better
and IS smoother PLACER. but the
edge goes 10 lllman.
Hale. Washington's guard, de
yeloped fast this year and i
fast and sure, and the best man
In the league at interccpting the
ball. He's also good scorer.
westergrcn was the best running
guard seen here this year. the little
Oregon toW,head played a wonderful
game for Oregon here saturday
night. and he's the class Of the con.
ference In this position, Westcr-
gren reminds one Of Windy Cruw-
ford az his best, being small. fast
ard ssVa =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
SKATERS FAILED
To PLACE

Washington State was the only
college not 10 place man. Nolan
and Kelso. forwards. both being
fairly good. while Gehrcke. center.
and Reeves. guard, were both good
men, but not good enough TO break
into the selections.
Saturdays game between Oregon
and Washington. won by Oregon, 95
TO 2s. In iast-minute squirt that
netted four field goals. tied Oregon
and o. A. C. for the title. They
play later in the week for the hon
orS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
FIND GIRL HELD
IN WOOD CAGE
Mind Unbalanced, She Is
Kept There by Family

LOS ANGELES, Aus. a. lBy 4,
Piled captive al intervals dur
Ing the past IS months IN a crude,
wooden cage. Iusefa SeancH. 20, was
removed 90 the county hospital to-
day for medical treatment
County welfare workers discovered
the Eirl In her prison In the rear
Of small home here. after neigh
bors had disclosed an amazing tale
u asserted abuse az tho hands Of
her father. Eugsnio seaucs,
According 10 these charges. Jossfn,
suffering from a mental Illness. was
kept In the cage without clothing
and given merely a blanket and
pillow 20 sleep on Al times she
was allowed freedom. but always
under constant watch of some other
member OF the family. Il was said
The Rirl. nearly hyHiorical nt the
time Of her rescue. fought stub
bornly with nurses and doctors
after her removal
Tho long confinement II was raid,
had merely added 90 the girls
mental uubalanee
"Aiy father. he make tho cage"
Lucy seHneB. sister Of the girl. told
officers "My sister been sick ever
since she was , months old. We
keep her In cage because shs don't
want TO sec visitors"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
CLOTHES ATTIRE,
GIRL SAVES 5
TO- Year Old Child ReSCueS
Brothers and Sisters

ALAMEDA Cal Aug IA Unit.
"a Nowsl- win her clothing urlume.
lena Southland, TO- uycd the uyea
OF her five younger brothers and
sisters when nrr destroyed their
homo Thursday
The youngsters had been playing
with matches while their parents
werf away from home.
Lena. In the front OF the house
when Tie nro started IN the kitch,
en-, ram hack and carried her si&.
mouihsoid sister 10 safety when
Hbe returned for tho second child
her rluihe7 were iu flames
Hastily duuBinE hcrrclf with
water Lena continued her rescue
work on her fourth trip she waH
overcome By smoke and was ear
r.rd out, with the remaining mem
beers Of the family by nrcmen,
The girls burns may euuso her
death. ID WIS said at the emergency
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
Charlie Chaplin Is
Much Better TODAY

NEW YORK. Aug. lily ~. Pl
Charlie CHapln.9 condition vas 20
favorable tuH morning thar rsr
jane u. aiacKcnzie. bio ply -.
told the United Press That tho S9em
sdlau would BE- permitted 90 20 for
walk,
Chaplin wa reported boz o. variety
Of condition. Tpm being p0lsousd
by o. chorus girls bite W % and la.
GLIDING dead since hr contracted b
=cgcre cold here, a few days ago
lie is recupeutlng rapidly and 10
day was in almost normal health
according % Dr. Mackenzie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
No CALICO GOwNs

LONDON. Once upon time u
was against the law Of England for
woman 10 use chintz or printed
calico for dreases Eighty persons
we're convicted Ia 1893 before the
lord mayor Of London Tor wearing
chlutz gowns and were fined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
Debt Commission
to Visit Coolidge

WASHINGTON, Aus li.-~tl'y L.
Pb-Thc American debt funding
commission win SO 90 New Eng.
land saturday to las che Belgian
situation before President Coolidge
personally. it was announced to-day
After "a uricf session with tho l''I
sian drlcsatcs this morpmF So'r'.
tary Mellon said further nrEo'a'
tions will Doc postponed until next
TUESDAY Co permit the Americans
to acuuaint the president with de-
vclopmJpJs this far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14

director VIII mako the address
TIE club will BlHo plan FOR thr
reception ur CuBFrr-aml 49, & old
nyId chairman of the democratic ma
tiunGi congressional committee N,
viii bg in ihe state three dBi @rins
tho urt week ur sruirmnrE
Nils ilortcuHe Tredway. accom-.
panied hy MiHs lln.Ju VITA vIIl
feature a special musical program,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
Smallwood Buried

Funcml services for Norton Vs.
sm0llwood, proprietor Of the Small.
wood Motors company, who died
Monday, were held Friday NJ ? p. m
AT the Butterworth mortuary. fol-
lowed by burial in Wasbelli GENE
terry
smallwood had resided In Seattle
20 years,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
III. F. Alexander
Buys Home Here

A iiroom Queen Anne I'm home
has been bought by H. =. Alexander
N tho Pacific Steamship company.
II IN located on "A block between ".
Leo ~. W ComStocil a.. Sixth ave.
". and willard IT, Tho cost iH re-.
ported az $4,000. Tho home once
belonged 20 the late Charles Il. Black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
Mrs. Fourre Dies

Mrs Margaret Christine Fourrr.
90. died Thursday evening ut her
homo. isl asth ave. She - survived
by daughter, Mrs Alice Anderson.
81 Seattle. and seven other daughters
and SONS She had resided IN Seat
nc II years The body Is AZ The
uui,crsor'h moTimy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
LABORITE HERE.
Officer OF Electrical Work
erS Comes for Session

Arriving IN Seattle Thursday 20 A.
tend tho organizations annual CON
ycniion. which opens here Monday,
H. IL Breach, Of Washington. D. G.,
vice president n the international
Brotherhood OF Electrical Workers
declared sentiment IN labor circles
IL swinging toward arbitration Of IN,
dustrai disputes.
Breach, only 81 years old, ~ one
u the youngest national labor lead
crH. He says $50 delegates nTe az.
pcctod 10 De IN attendance az tho b.
tcrn8tional convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
OR srARr IN LIE

Aatuic Prof. Students OF today
have too much money Now. when !
was younE. I started out barefoot
boy,
Sophisticated FfoshI wasn't born
with shoes on. either. De Pnuw Vel.
low crab
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
Demo Club Will
Hear Bryan Talk

"Hpan'a Death and the Future of
tho Party" win be- the subject OF un
address at the meeting ~ the kinr
County Democratic club az Moves
cafeteria saturday noon Donald a
Mcdonald former state prohibition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
Can Start Steak Diet

/ OS ANGELES Aug. 11.-Day-old Max Flores can go
Il on a beefsteak diet any time now The youngster
Mr. and Mrs Louis Flores the proud parents thank
you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
Honor General Kuhn
oy Review at Camp

a review OF the ,nurg garrison al
camp Lewis Tuc-day afternoon
honorcd MAJ Gen Joseph = kuhn,
llc Is 90 retire from active duty
September i. he has bst IA dis
tuguisbcd record IN the army for
60 years lIc has until rcCcntly,
bceu in command % the FIFTY ip-
tantry brigade 40 Vancouver bar
racks
Lima. Peru. lost 10000 ~ lbs inhabr
5snts by earthquake Ia 1853
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14

More than half the building Stone
used IN the United States last year
was Limestone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14

DO you know. by placing your
Classified Ad In The Star. you will
reach more people. and the cost Is
lessT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
Two-Pan
Senior Suits
$l8.95

The same quality OF cloth as
used in our Famous Boyville
Suits. II isn't Just chance that
makes young men buy Boyville
Senior clothes. II is the superior
quality OF material and work.
manshIp that goes into them, as
we'll ns style and color. Made
OF all.wool cashmere. fun alpaca
lined coat and cuff bottom trous.
ors. In powder blue and medium
brown; two pants suits. Sizes IS
to 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
Mems Shoes and Oxfords

In addition 10 watorresistins
features, this shoe has a "Viscol.
izcd' sole-waterproof. The up.
pers are handsome shade of
light tan Scotch grain leather.
Rubber heel, Genuine Goodyear
welt, illustrated at left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-14
All-Wool
BoyvilleSuits
1898

Boyville Suits arc tho most
practical wear.rcsisting eeonom.
ical and neat appearing stylish
suits that can be purchased.
Made Of Atwood cashmere in a
beautiful new medium brown
shade. The double scat, elbows
and knees are but one of the
many features that make these
suits most practical and desir.
able. Sizes Z TO is years.