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, 1925-06-03
Prudes of the Past

Author Frank Harris, the guest of
honor at a literary banquet in New
York, said in his speech of acknowl-
edgment:
american literature used to be
very prGdish. We've changed all
that, thank goodness. But our prud-
ishness in the past was SO extreme
that 1t reminds me of the girls board
ing school.
The principal Of a girls boarding
school was taking her charges through
a picture gallery.
When half way through she halted
and said:
"'Attention, young ladlesl The
next apartment is devoted to the nude.
In passing the door you will all please
lower your eyes, aver your heads,
quicken your pace and blush."-De-
trolt Free Press.
, 1925-06-03
Woman Afraid to
Eat Anything

~ was afraid to eat because 1 al
ways had stomach trouble after
wards. Since taking Adlerika l can
eat and feel fine" (signed) Mrs. A.
Howard. ONE spoonful of Adlerika
removes GAS and often brings ur-
prising relief to the stomach. Stops
that full, bloating feeling. Removes
old waste matter from intestines and
makes you feel happy and cheerful.
Excellent for obstinate constipation,
Western Drug Company.
, 1925-06-03
FINALLY Squashed Her

The druggist was becoming wearled.
lie had been explaining and pricing
dozens of articles to the shopper, who
didn't really want TO buy anything at
all. Finally she picked up a bottle.
as this pest eXtermlnator reliable?"
she asked. "How is 1t applledf'
"You take a tablespoonful every
half hour, ma'am," the druggist re-
piled, with iendlsh emphasis.
No more questions were asked.
, 1925-06-03
Mcmmoth Electric Sign

To oun the recent Presidential
election returns to Cincinnati, -four
large electric sign monographs, each
made up Of the letters "C' and ID
were mounted on the tower of the
Union Central Life Insurance Company
building, 33 floors above the ground.
Each Of these letters was IL feet high
by 10 feet wide and contained 60 20
watt electric lamps.
, 1925-06-03
Much Coal in Old Canal

The Morris canal in New Jersey,
abandoned for years and now drained,
has turned out to be a verltable coal
mine. The dry bed Of the old water
way is thlckly %sprinkled with Jumps OF
anthracite that fell from passing
barges in years gone by. In some
places there are little mounds Of coal,
as If a barge had tipped over People
in Hackettstown and Port Murray are
getting In their winters supply.
, 1925-06-03
OLD COLONY LIFE INSURANCE

OLD COLONY LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY of Chicago, Illinois, Of
fers agents a wider field and increas-
ed opportunity by writing man, wo-
man and child from date of birth to
age 60 on the annual, semi-annual or
quarterly premium plan, for amounts
going up to $4,000 as regards child
rem, while for adults the limit is $780,
900. As the Company writes also
sub-standard risks our agents have
very few reflections. The Company
will give a very liberal commission
contract direct with Home Office
to a good personal producer.
, 1925-06-03
Greetings

Miss Margaret, age three, was up
and dressed early on a recent morning
and before breakfast made n call on
her grandmother, who lives nearby on
the same street.
Hello. grandma" she said. "rve
got on my long underwear and we're
going to have fried mush for breakfast.
What do you known"
, 1925-06-03
Pleasant JOB

Knicks-"Where did you get that
roll Of money!" Knacks-'It's not
mine. I'm Just breaking it in for a
friend l"-Life.
, 1925-06-03
But They Counted

Madge-Did you get any duplicate
Christmas presents?
Marjorie-Only under the mistletoe.
, 1925-06-03
Lumbering Along

HE dances as stiff as a board"
"Of course, he's a postgraduate
Atlanta Constitution.
, 1925-06-03
VERTICAL

VERTICAL
IA conjunction
2-Definite Article
3-Not false
4-Water (French)
5-Controlling power; authority
6-For what reason
7-Wrigley's product
11-Repeatedly
13-Slumber
14-Messenger of God
16-If you have one, it is just under
the roof
23-Food (slang)
25-A flock of birds
26-Aged
I27-Finish
pa play on words of the same
sound but with different mean
ings
I30-A tavern
l31-Organ of hearing
@
, 1925-06-03

3-Belonging to them
GA covering of false hair.
ga pronoun
9-Exclamation of disgust
1o-Female deer
Probationary
15-An edible tuber
17-Kind of fish
1S-A covering for the hair (ladies)
19-Possessive pronoun (neuter)
20-Hen fruit
21-One of a tribe ~(Indian)
22-Turn to the right; a call used in
driving animals
24-To recede as the tide
PA number
28-It goes with sauce
3O-Congealed Water
82-National (abbr.)
33-A large conveyance
34-Past tense of do
35-Pertaining to complexion a yell
lowish-red
36-Correlative CONJUNCTION
, 1925-06-03

The WISE always ADVERTISE in the
Cody Enterprise. Are you WISE?
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Semi-PrOS
Play Sunday

TWO games OF the Semipro league
l. are billed Sunday at the Coast
league park, with South Park and
Green Lake playing in the opener
and the Ballard Commercial club
meeting the West Seattle nine, in
the second contest.
In other games Sunday, the league
leading DruIman team meets the
Waterfront A. c. They are expected
to play at Woodland park at p. m.
but the time is not definitely ar.
ranged Georgetown. last years
champion. and the Fire Department
tangle at the Polo Grounds at 2 p. m.
and the Nippon A. C. plays the
Three Bros. Dye Works at Broadway
playfield at 2 p. m.
Green Lake. with a strengthened
team. should prove TO be stiff op.
position for South Park altho tn.
DiGies have lost but one game this
season. Ballard has also strength.
ened it's lineup TO some extent and
West Seattle is expected TO have a
tough time with the shingleweavers.
Admission 10 the semipro league
games at the Coast league park is
so cents, but the league has reduced
the admission price for youngsters.
who can enter for 10 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Indians Meet
Tigers Friday

After q winning streak Of three
straight games, West Seattle jour
nsys TO broadway TO play ,he Broad
way Tigers Friday, In the feature
game OF the prep league.
Dumped out OF frs, place an re.
suit OF their defeat n tho hands Of
Queen Anne Tuesday. Ballard Is out
% the prep lsaEtie--but not the race
The Beavers play Roosevelt nj BAL.
lard and need victory TO hold any
hopes OF winning the championship
Garfield, tied for second place with
thc Beavers, and holding the rsins
for "a first place team. win play
Fmnklln NJ Garfield. Tho Babes
need n victory to continue their stride
in tho league.
Lincoln will stage another party AT
Lower Woodland. entertaining tho
Queen Anne team,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
LocalRacquet
Players Need
Organizations
Carl Lewis, Seattle Secre-
tary, Says Three Clubs
Necessity Here

WITH 200 or more tennis players
w OF better than the average
ability in Seattle. there Ia q drastic
need for more clubs 10 stimulate
and organize play in this city. Al
tho present time tho Seattle Tennis
club Is the only organization OF It's
kind here, and for several years II
hasn't taken in the whole field.
The necesbity for more clubs in
the city has been brought TO a head
blythe growing interest In the game,
and Carl Lewis, secretary Of the Sc.
attic club. says there Is growing
need for moro net organizations.
The Woodland park players
should organize. as should the ten.
mis- devotees in the University dis.
trict, says Lewis Under the pres,
ent regulations. Seattle Is allowed
but four representatives AT the
Northwest international play, and
II isn't fair representation from
the largest city In the section. II
two more clubs were formed here
and they Joined the association. Sc
attic would have eight more players
available"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

a, me Navy eight and. having been
,hr !, before. there IS no danger Of
,helr laslng because OF ovcrconfi'
ssnee II Washington Is defeated,
n vin be BY better crew. and not
b. that evil az athletics.
or course, Rusty Callow isn't tax
dr. any chances. at that, with his
men and the daily workouts on
rake washington find the men con.
.tantly shifted ina the three boats,
sou,s % the men who roNed against
California being in the first she'll
ene night and the third the next,
me idea behind II all IS 10 en-
able calIow to find tho best com.
blna,lon. because crew. Of all sports,
i 4 team proposition. and il isn't a
case Of ono man saving the race.
A. an Individual star ostlnes does
IN a football or baseball game.
You can't beat experiences In ath.
ls,lcs, ogln any line OF endcavor, for
that matter. aud that quality win b
one OF washington's biggest assets
ii the four.mIle race at PoughAeep'
sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
-Four Star Loop Clubs
Are Still Undefeafed

WITH tho report ot The Queen city
w Motors Georgetown Cubs game
finally in, with tho former team win.
ming IS to 2 al Green Lake. the
standings Of tho two Star league cir.
cults have been brought up TO date,
Three undefcated teams arc
leading League No. 1. tho Young
Mems Advance club having
eopped three straight aud the
Queen City Motors and the Gar
field Eagles having two victories
zach.
The Climax club. sltho losing one
game. IL still IN the running.
Tho independents. team from tho
Fremont district. arc tho only uu.
defeated boys In League No, :. With
three straight wins.
The rest Of tho clubs are closely
punched
Sundays schedule has two
very important games. the Gar.
field Eagles and the Y. NJ. A. c.
meeting at Garfield. and the In.
dependents risling their lead nj
Green Lake with the West Green
Lake Merchants
Tho complete schedule for Sunday
follows.
LEAGUE NO.
Queen City Motors vs.. South Lake
juniors at Mercer.
Garfield Eagles VI. Y. NJ. a, c. at
Garfield
Climax Club VS. Georgetown Cubs
Mt Georgetown.
LEAGUE No. ?
Independents VS.. West Green Lake
Merchants Mt Green Lake.
South Seattle Merchants vs. Arden
Cubs at South Park.
Garfield Cubs. VS.. Ross Athletic
club Mt II. +. Day.
Husky Athletic club will be Idle
Home team managers must phone
in IN. hours today for which they
have their permits on Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

HRACHE has fought in Seattle
= ! many times and not once has he
failed to give the best he could. Ag.
gressiye, willing TO take chance.
giving the bugs a run for money. the
fans know he will try to make q
fight OF Il,
The Hoquiam youngster has been
beaten. has been said TO possess a
glass chin and other criticism. some
Of 1t just and some not, has been
made OF him, but nobody ever said
he failed to try.
GO Il Is all up to Britton whether
~ Saturdays fight is a huge suo-
cess or a frost.
He fought once before In Sc
attic with Travie Davis. And
altho he was suffering from
heavy cold and wasn't In good
condition he met Davis and took
chance on his title In four
round decision fight. Davis was
good then and there aren't many
champions. il any, who would
have taken such risk with
man as good as the Everett
fighter was three or four years
ago.
Britton, behind the master boxers
defense. had little or no trouble with
Davis. but IL was an interesting fight.
Rritton gave his best then and he
is expected TO do so again Saturday.
II will be the willy veteran pitted
against the husky youngster when
Britton and Krache get together: It
looks like real battle and 1t will
be IL Britton will take any chances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
GOSSIP OF Z
THE RING

THERE are two kinds Of fights
i that win draw in cities like Sc
attic, TO wit, bouts in which ma
tionally known ring men who car
still fight arc matched against some
high class local man, and scraps thai
feature two good local performers. II
is seldom that the fans will take d
chance on two outsiders and unless
there il real battle assured in
bouts having local participants they
won't go either.
Saturdays fight comes under
the first classification as Jack
Britton Is one Of the most fa-
nous boxers that the game has
known and isn't yet In the has
been class. as he has been per.
forming right along and is still
considered one OF the best weller.
weights In the business. Every.
body who goes TO the ring per.
forInanccs here knows what
krache can do.
FIpin tue NstNpVlul VI HuuMAihll
ship Saturdays match should be sue
ccssful.
ENRDM a fighting standpoint. i
l. mey be wonderful fight and i
may bc something else agnin,
II all depends upon Britton. II
the former welterweight cham.
pion wants to step out and fight
he should show the fans plenty.
But IL he Is content 10 get by or
his crnftiness, as he figures to b.
much smarter than Krache, II viii
be painful affair. A smart hoxeI
like Britton usually has the ability
to tic younger and greener mar
into the proverbial knots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
RAIN IN L. A.;
INDIANS IDLE

And II rniued in Los Angeles on
May 10, 1895!
And, unusual" as Il might have
been, II knocked Seattle and Vernon
out Of ball game yesterday and the
Indians spent the day in the hotel
instead Of on the diamond AS the
teams lost Il day Tuesday with Sc.
attic travelling. double-header may
be dished up before Sunday to make
up for the postponement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Bambino Out
Of Baseball
Un til June
Ruth Hoped to Make so
Circuit Clouts T his
Season
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
NEW YORK, May with such
4 ' a late start az viii be rorrad on
him, Il IL out ot tho question for
Bahc Ruth 90 make a new home run
record this year, He may even fail
10 land the home run title or the
season,
1, Is improbable that the Babe viii
be able 20 return to the Yankee line.
ua before early June aud when he
does back into uniform II win b.
some time before he will be able 60
bat ia old form.
I'm give any OF them htteru
three weeks start and TN catch
'cm. the Babe says, while no Vs. re,
covering az 81. vipconta. hospital.
but II was the Babes ego hehlud hts
confidence. Ho win he booking AZ
much better pitching when hc re.
turns TO the game than tho players
are up against now and it may take
him weeks 10 set hts eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
ROUGH MATCH

PORTLAND. Ore. May ~ In the
worst roashhouse ever witnessed on
a local mat. Bllly Edwards. Rausas
City light heavyweight wrestler. took
contest last uisht from Jack
woods. Texan. on award OF the ref
cree because Of foul. Zach won
one fail and then in the heat Of the
fray Woods slammed Edwards with
his ist, apparently knocking the lat.
tor out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

:. A!!'&D(DKSrvSkKGE$
onSeattle lairWays ks5N
k ~ BY ALEX Crosse ~A3d
49, "a. - - L6R

hut the man worth while
II the man who can smile
and
Put down his real honest score.
Wade Killcfer. tho W. X. baseball
ehieftan Of tho Indians. naya that
golt IL tho greatest cuss word puzzle
30 ever tackled.
Heard on tho first tea nj this
municipal course!
Novice tafter futile eftortsl-"I'm
afraid I'm "A very poor golfer F."
Caddy not that yet"
Tits Va about The time Of ycdi
that one hears IN any locker room
ouerp sunday you play th'
fuu rs holes or are you Harrtedf'
while everybody is hunting fol
birdies and eagles these days, Bill
jefferson, professional OF the univcr
Sity Coli club, il looking around foi
the fellow who robbed him, Liz,
the hunters. Bill is having ll,tl'
success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
SMELL ROBBED

NEW YORK. May itsDoc Smell.
Tacoma featherwcight. and Al cutie.
New York. fought a io.round draw
here last night, Critics thought e
was a poor decision and that Smell
was tho winner. Ho tloored ciitto
for the count OF nine ia the fourth
round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
More TENNIS Clubs Needed i'm Seattle
Valuable Tips
for Swimmers

Don't sUtm u vou have heart
trouble.
Neuer 90 IN suimmin0 dIons.
DoH't stotm II oDerheated or
tired.
Don't suim on fuIE stomach.
Wat tDo hours
DiUe only toitere you have ac-
cnrdte knoWeld0e Of the dspth Of
The tCdter.
Don't st1im until exhausted.
Don't strnO0ie " caught Tn a
siotH current or Hnderto1. The
current totIl bring you to the
Surtacei then icorb In tooard
shore.
Learn Red cross tile savin1
and reSuScitntion methods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
" urnt on
Carpet Yet
for A. A. u.

TIES MONIES. Ia. May i4.--Dr
- *. /. t'TuE'l Wilson. athletic
director OF Drake university. whe
objects In loud voice 20 the ex
prnss accounts of Paavo Surmi and
Willis Ritola. accused =. W. Ru
blsn, sccre,ary.trcasuTe Of tho Am
aisur Athletic union. Of desire q
"whitowash" tho Finnish runners
wilson issued statement Wed
nosday. declaring that Rubber
ahould bc interested la making ar
honest. impartial investigation o.
his charges. The following question:
to Ruben we're propounded
I. why did the official In.
yesiigaior appointed to consult
with Wilson regarding his part
IN the affair tell Wilson what
kind Of an affidavit he would
like 10 have him swear to-
2. why did the A. 4. L..
after generating Hugo Quist OF
all guilt, refuse to let him man
age Nurmi any longrrg
3. why have Nurmi's fu.
turs dates been cancelled and ar
rangements made TO hurry him
back TO Finland
T. why Dr. BainbrIdge, Of
philadelphia, Is accused ~ be.
Ing n political schcmer. because,
rs an A. A. L. official. he has
suggested that the conditions OF
Nurrni's appearance in Phila-
delphIa should he investigated,
and why an sttempt IL made to
belittie him for asking that n
full investigation be madef'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
RIDLEY WINS

WILMINGTON. Cal. May IL. -
Bud Ridley was awarded the referees
decision over Ruby Lavigne In the
10th round here hast night The ref
cree stopped the fight, declaring La
viEne was not trying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
FARREN WINS

SAN FRANCISCO. May IT,
frankie Farren OF san Franelaco
took decision las, night in 10
rounds from Frankie Barren Of
salt Lake. The end almost came
IN the first round. when the local
lightweight knocked Barren down
for the count OF nine Barren
made whiriwiud finish. which al.
most gave him draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
New Method
n

CyyH Pop" LAUDER. the new
u esew coach at Cornell. Is using
new methods IN tutoring his oarsnicn
n that he watches their workouts
nom a big tower constructed on the
Cornell practice course.
But il hasn't got any results so
far, as Cornell was hopeless
last in their first big race OF tbs
year.
CaIlow Insists that crew coach
can't observe the men In the boat
and correct thslr mistakes without
being close TO the shells in a launch
and he sticks closely to this system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

oarsman. IN the
best man az that
important posi-
ton in the row.
Ing game today
and that he has
never seen n bet
tcr one In all Of
his years Of crew
experience.
when uIbrick
son first reported
to me "a a fresh
man no vas a
C o m y a rativeiy
SIN all fellow I"
says Cattow
weighing about
l57 pounds. But
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
sHARKEY LOSES

NEW YORK. May i4.-Jack
shagkey. veteran New York feather.
weight, was defeated In a io.Found
bout by Frankie FsNano. New
York II was sharksy'z second
unsuccessful attempt 10 stage a
comeback.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

le had a rangy build. which Is essen
iai for success with the sweeps. and
ne siroked the frosh crow so sue
|cfsstuliy that he was a star in his
first year at the game
Ulbrickson, Ballard boy, II n
giant nov and. with two years at the
sport behind him. he still has an.
other season ahead Of him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

has ruined moro
than ono favor.
lie 50 sports
The reason rs
that the najorl
~ OF the men
who viii sle In
the Washington
shell on ,ha, day
In June, on tho
Hudson. have
been thru the
terrific grind
They know
what e takes
10 win that race
Those men rral.
ire. too, h q
great strength
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Spuhn Coaches Winner

FIRED sPUHN Is making good as
1 a crew coach at Harvard.
The former Washington man.
called the perfect oarsman." In AS
sistant to Ed Stevens and Is in
charge Of the i5O.pound Crimson
shell.
spuhn's men won a triangular race
recently In his debut as a coach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Standings of
Star Leagues
LEAGUE No. 2
JACOBS HOMES

SALT LAKE. May IA home
run by Jacobs with one on In the
fifth inning, gave Los Angeles a
lead from which they were never
headed and the Angels bent Salt
Lake. 20 :. here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
Experience
Big Aid to
"W'' Shell
MEN KNOW GRIND
Husky Oarsmen Not Over
confident About Race
BY LEO II. LASSEN

u,HE champion Wasmgrton oars.
men know their ability and
n.ys confidence in t. which Is a
put there IS no hughear OF over
..ra1snee confronting them, which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
UIbrickson Real Star

(ALLow. Ike all coaches. seldom
" says anything to tho scribss
about his men that might tend 70
swell their heads. but no declares
that 81 t-lhrlekson. bis big stroke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

Steve pwan's game Is improving
lie made tho Rainier course In SIS
strokes. four hours and eight min.
utea, the other day. Ills previous
best was 50 strokes. four hours and
nine minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
COAST


RESULTS
Assste vsFnaa. rain
les Angeles :. salt Lake :.
San Francisco 8. Hastamsats q
Portland 7. Oakland ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

Play at the 18th hole at Beacon
iiill was tied up for 20 minutes hist
Sunday, while a foursomc OF Scotch
men flshed around In the water
hazard to retrieve their topped tee'
nhots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
WIN ANOTHER

BAN FRANCISCO. May 1.-The
leasue'leading Seals won their
eighth straight victory OF the sea.
son here yesterday. when they de-
feated Sacramento. to ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

Gene Hatton spent 20 minutes
looking FOR hls hall az inElewood
tho other day then suddenly rc,
allied that no had forgotten to
drive II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
FIGHT DRAW

OAKLAND, May II. ~ Frankie
Denny and frankie Schoell fought
10 rounds 70 draw here last niEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

hazard to retrieve their topped tee'
shots
Herb Coupe. the banI,ergolf.
or, went Into Cheasty's the
other day 10 buy neck tie,
hut no didn't. lie bought
pair Of golf stockings,
I'D Adams. pupil OF Professional
Perry Gail OF tho Calhoun Hotel
goif school. shot IA IS on tho JET,
ferson park course last week. rrrt-
~ good for one who played his
first game about a year ago. chi
Norman Burkhhm Is staying al
the Moore hoirl. N No doesn't quit
pfaciioiaO mashie shots ia his room
nc wH hare change of address
Immediately. " aoi sooner.
Harry Nihlo,t. I.ongyiew's pre-,
mier paving contractor came all
the way 10 Seattle 20 purchase 4
set Of left,handed golf clubs 10 give
to his engineer for birthday pres
emit. The set aid not include "A golt
has. lie couldn't find LEI, handed
one.
Bili oaEan who IL In charge
Of the new GOLF department OF
the Bon sfarrhr, sends In the
following;
It's easy enough To be happy
When you're driving and put.
ting galore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14
STAGES RALLY

WLAND. May 14.-portland
worths first game Of the series
mere yesterday from Oakland, Z 10
g. in a thrilling finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-14

II should not be hnrd for Dempsey
TO be n riot in Berlin, slnec riots seem
TO be that city's chief industry.