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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
NEW POSTAL RATES.

Rural mail carriers in Jefferson
county, and everywhere else IN the
United States, will draw about S50U
a year more pay, as result OF a Dill
passed by Congress and signed by
President Coolidge a few days ago.
Instead of adding a stipulated sum
to the rural carriers salary, the bill
gives each one of them &c mile per
day for operating and upkeep eXpen-
ses of their cars.
All postofliee clerks will receive
$500 a year above present saarles as
a result of the same bill.
There will be no increase in salary
for the postmaster at Charles Town.
Rural route carriers get $3.50 to
$1,000 a year, according to the
length of their routes, to which $500
year will be added under the new
law. Each carrier gets a 15-day
holiday at full pay each year in ad-
dition to the usual legal holidays.
The total cost to the Government
will be sos, 100000 a year, which
amount will be collected from the
public in extra charges for service
This increase in cost of the postal
service will be borne by the people
who use the service. Parcels post
mail will bear much of the cost of the
increase. The increase in rates will
be effective April 18th.
The change in postal rates will re-
! quire postage stamps of new designs
The same portrait which appeared on
/ the Harding memorial two-ent stamp
will be on the new l y cent stamps
now being prepared for use in con
j junction with the new rate ON third
+ class matter. The new 212 cent
stamped envelope bearing the present
design with Washington's profile also
t is being prepared.
Three other new stamps will be l {
cent special delivery stamp, having
the same design as the present 1(
cent special delivery, printed in light
canary color, and a 20 cent specia
delivery, having a picture of a motor
/ mail wagon stnding before the Wash
ington city postoffice
The Is cent special delivery will bt
used on parcels from two to ter
/ pounds in weight. and the 20 cen
stamp on parcels, weighing NOR,
than ten pounds. A 25-cent "specia
handling" which, under the new pos
tai rate, will secure for parcels tn,
same expeditions handling. transpcr
tation and delivery. according t,
flrst-class mail is being printed il
plain blue.
On and after April Is, pr;vat
mailing cards will cost cents; tn
+ present rate IS ! cent. The new rat
| for newspaper publishers is practical
ly the same as the old
Those who are in the habit of send
ing single copies of newspapers an,
magazines will find that the new
rate Of postage on publications. ent
cred as second-elass matter. "whel
sent by others than the publisher O
news agent" shall be 2 cents 70
each 2 ounces or fraction thereof 70
weights not exceeding 8 ounces. am
for weights exceeding 8 ounces 9Th
rates Of postage prescribed TO
+ fourth-class matter shall be appIi
cable thereto" The present rate is
cent for each ounces.
The former rate for third-cIas
mail was l cent for each 2 ounces n
to pounds. Third-class mail wi
now include merchandise. which for
merly was fourth-class. The ne7
third-class rate is q cents for eac
/ 2 ounces up to ounces. except o
books, catalogs, seeds, cutting,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
FOR VETERANS OF 1912.

Members Of the Society of the
War of 1912 have placed markers at
the graves of four veterans of that
war in Edge Hill Cemetery. The
marker is circular bronze piece sup
ported by brass rod, and inscribed
with the name of the veteran. and the
words "In Honor of Services of the
War of 1872" The veterans thus
remembered are George w. Humph-
reys, on the Tate lot; David Humph-
reys, on the John Humphreys lot /;
Capt. James Gibson, von the Gibson
lot, and 1t Braxton Davenport, on
the Davenport lot.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25

Wanted-Nice, clean 100 to $50
pound Hogs, at the farm, for our own
use. c. F. Wall.
Watch for the Three White Lights
on Charles Street. Wallis Meat
Market.
Sonora Photographs at Taylor's
Variety Shop.
Sawed and Split Wood.
Miley Bro
lrket
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
MEASLES DAN4
1l|

With hundreds II
record with the 81
ment and reports q |
Ing In daily, StsiP
sioner Henshaw 81
parents have too
measles as a neoes /
hood, and many n
expose their chllafa |
which is more fats 1
supposed, Past n
March is always the
measles prevalence
1t may be slfq'
know that s out Of
who contract me
ages of one and y |
dying in the United \
/ with many more
/ ear troubles, SAID
when you eonH
is the most preNalfa
hood, the toll Is i)
The safest tine
at the age Of ID q
The time between 4
/ of age is dangers
death rate is betEe.'
and six. and gFaa1
! until the death rae
age of Is rs only "
1t is known ilIlI
spread only thfoa,',
nose secretiOns' osl
has not been SOY
developed for pfe''l.
method is to sesl
away from tl'e
be kept in bed !. D. !
of air but little ~,
Pneumonia
quent compllca'l ea,
i tuberculosis IS oi', +,
tack, say the hea.. l.
are emphasizing Y, y.
tenths Of all dea' I,
age of five years !. \ /,
placed on care S :,
even before its p Il \.
ton and care Of :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
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HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
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the Internal Medicine a Tonic. which
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tons.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25

would be fewer ssud
trials, less in the nj
sters and hi-jacksn |
ETY. for the general /
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-03-25
CaYln1ss,l

aLIfe is not to II
to be well" -, 4
sickness is Oi''4
unwIse selection ,o !,
- The old-fasnl II
privy of the ra.. al
chief source Of PA "A
typhoid fever al.tt,|
germs that OF. s,i.r
al tract Of ano oll"a 4
defective 'lsl'IG I
dition Of genera I'll
A community
nurse is q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
O'DOUL AFTER
BAT HONORS

T oSG BEACH, Cal. March u
II Lefty o'Doul has hia csc set on
tho Coast league batting crown this
year,
IN hls first season az regular
the Bso slusEsr loet ,ho batting
tile 20 DUTY LewiH rs the margin
~ COS iu the batting order. both
men being credited with .ssa IN tho
book. but Lewis got tho edge hy
more arithmetic,
o'Doul started out Ia baseball as
a pitcher aud when hla Houper went
back on him no took up outneldIng
an he always could run and hit.
II wish had started In tho out.
field" says oDoui. "it'a moro fun
playing every day and think I
would be in the majors right now
" had done 80, And stan think
! can 40 back UP again IL I hlt like
did last year: all I nRurn need
10 more experience In the orchard. :"
oDoul had three trials in the bic
leagues az a pitcher. but tho New
York Yankees kent him on the
bench 80 much that he los, his
hurting effectiveness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

a French track by Epinnrd. In az.
tracing attention. The French cham.
pion crossed tho limo By n head in
advance Of DR. Nneomber's horse.
Cherry Pie. mile champion owned
by Mrs. Payne Whitney has been In
training at Tijuana for several
weeks. Hedge Fence. Greentree
stable favori,c also has been work.
ing out at the Mexican track for
some time.
Other crack racers entered for
tho Coffro;h handicap which are at.
tracing attention In workouts here
include Lucky Play. Osprey. both
formerly included in August Bel.
mont's racing string; Baron Longs
Cherry Tree. !, b, IIumphrIcs Little
Chief. General Thatcher az the
Nevada stock farm string sam Hol.
mans Best Pal Little Colt Of the
International stables, Dominique,
owned by J c, MeGn, Ernest Harris
swingaiong and Nancy Langhornc
and Mrs. Il. vivadeau's Atherstone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
BIG IMPROVEMENT MADE IN CINCINNATI REDS SAYS EVANS
Idaho Track
Men Round
Into Shape
Hard Schedule Is Faced
by Vandals on Cinder
Paths This Season

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO. Mos
" cox, March 20. With APP
proximately a month Of Condition
Ing" work behind them and with
the coming Of spring weather. Unit
ycrIty of Idaho track candidates
win soon start upon specialized
training, Work thus Tar has con.
hated OF jaunta around the campur,
intended 10 strengthen muscles for
the rigor OF specialized work Cam
didatea VIII have more than a
month OF actual training Ia their
chosen events before the first meet
which has been scheduled Tor Aprl
g. This viii 30 tho annual Idaho
Gonzaga. W. : c. conference tri-
angular
Competition la especially keen in
tho distance ana middle distance
events. and there arc sufficient can
dida,es Tor tho sprinH and shorter
distances TO insure competition. Few
men reported for the field and
weight events early in the season.
hut as tho season progresses more
arc reporting Several football mon
% las, year have turned out and
nro getting into excellent shape fot
tho weight events Included among
the most prominent are James and
Hutchinson
With ak conference meets ex.
tending 10 May 80. the 1895 track
season promises to 10 a hard one.
Following the annual triangular. tho
Seattle relays will bo held May .
Seven days later, May ?. Idaho VIII
entertain Whitman at Moscow, The
Nandaa wlIl meet Washington state
college al pullman. May 10. end the
University OF Montana at Allasoula.
April rs Ths annual ali.eonfcrsnce
meet has been Hst Tor May 90. The
track for this event las not been
decided upou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Camp Lewis Main Eventer
Tangles With Army Mule

saurcr.eyed kangaroo. IN stay
the whole six rounds with you"
lie made \ rush for "Papsy" and
the poor beast broke his halter
from the picket line and ran,
leaving "Chesiy" TN. victor.
When asked whether he was
going to sign 'Papsy" up for =
sparriug partner aud repeat this
performance daily. Bullock be-
came noncommittal. hut Was
willing to admit his victory this
morning had not materially de-
creased his respect Tor the bust.
ness end OF the army mule.
Bullock Is scheduled To fight
Soldier Carl Grct in the main
event Of the coming smoker and.
fortunately. II Is not thought
that his accident this morning
will prevent his being in shape
for the battle. Altho Gret's ex.
celicRt reputation ~ n clever
fighter Is widely known by fight
fans In Tacoma, Seattle and
Eaionyille, Bullock has estab.
lished an equally good reputation
by his encounters IN camp. and
soldiers who have seen both per.
form are unwilling to make pre-.
dictions as TO the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Great Field Is Entered
In Tijuana Turf Classic

S,AN DIEGO, CAL March CO.
ID when come Of Americas finest
and fastest horses line up At the
Tijuana track barriers March 20 TO
compete for the Coffroth handicap,
track followers expect 20 SEQ not
only tho riches, all.agc race ever run
in America. but AN unusual number
OF pace settlers in action with -
starters the gross value Of tho purse
Tor this stake event viii be- nearly
so. 900. including The Cofiroth handi.
cap Of $4,000,
with the arrival from New or.
leans Of chilhoweo the list Of those
eligible 10 run In tho big stake event
was completed Chilhuwee was re.
Gently purchased by J. =. Newman
from the Gallagher brothers for SIS.
GOO. This three year-old holds the
milo and ono.cIghth American track
record.
Phlusa. a fast French horse owned
by pr. II. J. Macomber. which prior
to coming to America was beaten on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

CAMP LEWIS, March gi.--
kid Chesty" Bullock. Camp
Lewis pug, claims to be the only
fighter of all times who had 10
employ mule for a sparring
partner. lie Is in such excellent
condition for the coming fights
which are to take place on April
2. and IN which lie i featured In
The main event. that Tie actually
engaged in a heated argument
with . mule and came to blows
over II.
He was going thru his regular
tour Of duty this morning.
grooming "papsy," the blue rib
BON mule OF the special troops
stable, when said "PapSy" be-
came indignant ut having his
pretty. glossy tail combed out,
and sent his right hoof crashing
TO "Chcsty's" thigh. knocking
him for what Bullock termed "A
double row Of stumps." kid
Chesty" was having very bad
dream; lie heard someone saying.
six. seven, eight" and he
bounced up like "A rubber ball,
struck up his fight pose.
"Foul,'' ysIled "Chcsty." Come
on, you flop-cared, Roniannosed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Many College Athletes Are
Turning Pros for Mat Work

in his pupil, and at weight OF 2l5
pounds thinks that his man win
stand an excellent chance with tho
top.notchers OF the bonc.crushlng
ju.iitsu heavyweghts.
Ed Lewis. from whom Mum won
his controversial tito, ~ also a col.
lcglan. He attended the University
OF Kentucky.
The intercollegiate wrestling
vogue. win purify and popular.
lie tho mat game. some follow.
crs OF the professional sport
say. At some schools, princi.
pally Amcs, Nebraska, Illinois
and Indiana, the sport IL one Of
the leaders. II Is sclfsupport.
Ing and attracts large crowds.
Lending football coaches are advo.
Gates Of wrestling. including Bob
supkc. who coached MoMlllen on
the grldlron. Graphing commands
the use Of the arms and hands and
Is Invaluable to n limo man, Supke
holds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
The Referee

Did Beals c. Wright ever hold the
national tennis title, and IL so. when?
IF. n. S.
Yes. in 1905.
What was Johnny Bassi4 RS bat.
ting average in l92S?-F. II, II.
Bassler hit .2as that season
When did the forward pass come
into vogue in football?-W. A. c,
In 1906.
When did Chick Evans win his
first Western amateur champion,
ship7--G. y. A.
In 1909 at the Homewood Coun.
try club, Flossmoor H., from Al.
bert seckel, one up,
Has Alex Hart, mentioned as a
contender for Benny Leonard's
lightweight title, ever boon knocked
out?-F. #.
Tho records show technical
knockout by George CLANCY in tho
third round,
How many homo runs has Babe
Ruth made during his major league
carcer?--D. r.
In period OF 10 years, 19l5192a,
ho has made 9Si homo runs, an
average Of better than 2S per sea.
SON
How long has Jess Barnes ~ the
Boston Braves been in the big
leagues?--T. Il. s.
Since 1915.
What did Bud" Evans of iii
nois do in the Big Ten track and
field meet last June7-R. II. S.
Evans won the se0.yard dash ant
finished second IN the century,
Did Brown defeat Harvard on The
gr'ldiron in 1923, II so whit was The
scorc?--T. IT, II.
Yes, aO.i,
How old Is Sammy Bohne OF thu
Cincinnati Rcds7--H. II. II.
Bohnc Is IS,
Did Charles Brooltins win the 400
meter hurdles nj the Olympl,
gumes?-- w. A. G,
Who was national singles tennis
champion In i9i3?--R. T., Il.
Maurice II. Mclaughlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Left Handlers Are
Scarce With Bees

LONG BEACH, Cal. March 2i.--
Like nearly every club In the Coast
league, lcfthandcrs are scarce on
the Salt Lake roster There isn't
a southpaw pitcher in the Bee camp
here who is expected TO make the
grade this season.
Oscar Witt has George Peery.
Kenneth Murphy and c. b. Steward
in camp at the present time, but
none OF them look very impressive
now.
Witt has plenty Of good right
handlers with Ponder. McCabe,
Percy. Singleton and Hulyey on
the job, but he's in the market for
a good southpaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

CHICAGO. March 2i.--American
" universities may soon issue q
degree Of doctor Of graphing, II the
tide Of cx-collcgiate football stars
entering the wrestling profession
continues to surge forward with iu'
present speed
Following in the footsteps OF
Wayne Dig Mum. claimant of
the worlds title, Jim McNIillen,
captain OF the 1928 University
OF Illinois football team, and
AllAmerican guard, has thrown
his hat In the ring and entered
the mat game rs n professional.
During his college days McMil'
len also engaged In wrestling,
and was defeated but once.
Steele Of Ohio State was his
conaueror. and Steele has also
turned pro.
Paul Prchn, former middlewoigh'
title.hoIdcs and wrestling coach al
the University Of Illinois, Ia McMll
lens manager. lie has great faltl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

DHiLADELPHIA March sfTo
odav lofty
ne como Of ne pev boil enrichment tarou
Ing deliveries
mar 70 pet info nc oneic el circle boosting
total Of so points
iRd that's rhut Jimmie IN
through ycar before
hi only s5s
most optimistic admirers HADN'T
Jimmie surprised them AL however
climbs 81 Tho eanpaign ms rort especially
dariaD 'he
Speaker AID n ia ~ bat tag coIun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
MILTON j. STOCK
st. Louis Cards
Third Baseman

Born-Chicago, ILL.,, July II, 1893.
Major League Career--Joined New
York Giants in 1911, coming from
Mobile club or the Southern osso-
cation, where he had been sent on
option. In 1915 traded to the Phil
les for Adams, Demarce and Lo.
bert In January 1919. traded with
Davis aud Dilhoefer to the Cardin-
an for Packard. Stewart and Baird.
also used at shortstop)
Outstanding Feats-B atted .s19 In
1920. Hit In 90 runs in 1929. rank.
ing fifth IN this respect. Played in
lgJ games in 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Ray Francis Giuen
Offer by Yankees

81. PETERSBURG. ria, March
Ell Ray Francis, an eccentric left
handler, who has been up to the
majors before and buck to the
minors. has been offered q regular
Job on the Yankee pitching staff
II no Will try 70 earn II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Jack Delaney Wins
by X. O. OUer King

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March
u. jack Delaney. Bridgeport mid
dleweight, stopped Soldier King
Grand Rapids lightbeavyweIght IN
the fourth round. Tho referee stop
ped the fight when Delaney refused
TO punish his opponent with more
punching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
GREEK MAT
CHAMP HERE

Louis Perguntas, Greek light
heavyweight wrestling champion.
win make his first appearance here
Monday night, when he meets
Moose" Norbeck In the main event
Of the smoker TO be staged at the
Labor Temple by Pressmen's local
No. 80. Pergantas has made sew.
eral Appearances In Portland and i'm.
pressed Rose city mat fans with his
work.
In the .windup, Jim Lamb,
husky wel,erweight, is scheduled 10
wrestlc Mickey O'Brien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Omaha Fans Nearly
Mob FiQhf Referee

OMAHA, Mob, March 21.-- Ioferoo
Paul Lcidy had to be escorted from
the ring by police nftcr no gave
Morrie schlnifor Omahn, a decision
over Jack Brltton, former woltcr
weight champion. here last night.
Fans thought Britton had won de-
cislvcly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Seals Have Edge in
Kansas City Series

SAN FRANCISCO. March q .---,
Tho Seals wound Zip their series
with Kansas City yesterday, win.
ming. TO 3, totnl OF seven vic
tories End two defeats for the
SORES,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
George Kelly Only
Giant Yet Unsigned

SARASOTA Fla, March ell
George Kelly, regular first bogemon
for the New York Giants, Is the
only player In John McGraws sound
who has not signed Il contract
There Is said to be very small
difference between what he wants
and what the club WANTS TO give
him,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

While Hoppe is no longer a cham.
pion. but he has something TO be
thankful for. The scribes have quit
calling him "the boy wonder"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
NeW Orleans Clubs
Has Vance PITCHING

NEW ORLEANS, March III.
pozzy Vance, pitching acc or the
Brooklyn Robins, win take the
mound as q member Of the Now
Orleans policans In an exhibition
gains against the Boston Red sox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
St. Louis Cards to
Play Oakland Acorns

OAKLAND, Cal, March 2i,.-rhc
Oaks viii play tho st. Louis Cards
hero today Two games will be
played tomorrow. Oakland beat
the Cards, z 10 2. at Stockton yes.
tcrday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

! looked over just
enc year ago,
A majority Of
the experts ia
their 1884 pre-sen =
son dope predicted
a pennAut Tor Gin.
elnnati. And then
things started TO
happen.
Manager Pat
Moran. tho popu
lar leader Of tho
Reds, died In this
city. in the mid {
OF the training
program m. That
was "a severe blow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Pennsylvania BoWl
Will Be Enlarged

NEW YORK March 2i,--Penn-
sylvnnia university will Increase the
seating capacity Of Franklin field
stadium TO 100000 by the addition
Of n second tier. II was announced
here last night at an alumni dinner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Boston Braves Are
Beaten by Yankees

ST PETERSBURG. Fla. March
2i,-The Boston Braves dropped the
fifth exhibition series game TO the
Yanks. TO s. Games now stand
3 to with New York in the
lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Pittsburg Pirates
to Meet S. F. Club

SAN FRANCISCO. March I'll
Tho Pittshurg Pirates arrived here
today for l0-gamo series with tho
Seals, A double header was SEIZED
ulcd for today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Brooklyn Robins to
Increase Bat PolDe,

CLEARWATER, Fla, March 81
Special efforts to increase tho
batting strength OF the Brooklyn
Robins are TO be made this season,
Manager Robinson said today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Jack Silver Easy
Victor OUer Farren

SAN FRANCISCO. March Ill
Jack Silver took an easy decision
from Frankie Farren In the 10.
round main event at Dreamland
rink last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Detroit Tigers in
Win Over Toronto

AUGUSTA, Ga, March 2i,rho
Detroit Tigers defeated Toronto In
their first exhibition game OF tho
season yesterday. I TO 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Genaro Out points
Lucas in Detroit

DETROIT March 2l.~Frankie
Genaro. American flywclght cham
pion, outpointed Joe Lucas, Detroit
bantam, In 1O-round bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

Rubo Lutzke OF the Indians had IA
teeth extracted TO improve his hit.
ting. An eye for an eye. and tooth
for n double. is the Rube's notion,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Tiger FloWers Wins
Call Ouer Bougash

rBOsToN, Aiurch 2i.-TIRer
Flower, Atlanta negro. won 10.
round dcciaion from Lou Bougash.
Bridgeport. Flowers was noorcd
! in the fourth and seventh rounds
hut was not In distross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Hendricks Is
Popular Now
With Players
Better and Stronger Club
= Looms for Reds in 1925
y Season
BY BILLY EVANS

ORLANDO. March si-Tho Gin,
" einnau Reds OF today aro a far
much better ball club than tho team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

Looking at King Solomon H.. trho
claims 10 be not only a direct de-
sccnddnt Of the original Solomon.
but also ~ be a man after Domp-
scy's tito. HE'S from Panama. Jack
DempscH on hearing the mans
claims, retortcd: wen. 0uosg I'm
direct descendant Of an old boy.
to0--Addut himself"