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Manager Red Kiliiscr protested 20
Umpire Teck. and three more now
balls had been thrown in. that the
game was continued
When tho Los Angeles team took
is turn at the plate IN tho las; Of
the eighth inning. a new ball WAS
thrown on the field by Tcck TO
Stryker. then pitching for the In.
dlans Stryker began darkening the
Abail and Teek threw I'm . new one.
BALDWIN. the Seattle catcher. rubbed
'dirt on II and Teck called Il out and
tossed another ono to Stryker.
The pitcher let il hit the ground
and il became dirticd. lie then
threw IL to BRAZIL. who rubbed i; In
his glove. Teck ordered BRAZIL from
the field and he refused TO leave.
freck threw In another ball and
stEyker tossed II TO Herman. at first
base. stryker was ordered from tho
mound BY Teck. but refused TO leave.
Teck then called the game by for.
felt 10 Los Angeles. AZ this juncture
The fans, who had been mildly inter
es.ed. took up the gauntlet. and
Teck was driven from the field amid
O shower OF pop bottles and cushions.
President Harry Williams. OF the
Pacific Coast league. declared here
las, night that the second game
should not be forfeited 70 Los An.
geles. but that the game would stand
as being called In the seventh in.
Ming because OF darkness. The score
read s 10 8.
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Won ELM IS
GOLF WINNER

DEL MONTE, Cal, Sept. 2i.-The
- California golf championship was
held today by a Californian. George
Won Elm. Los Angeles.
Won Elm won, and !. from Frank
Dolp, Portland. Ore. in a Sensational
match here yesterday.
Dolp emerged from the morning
round OF IS holes, s down. In the
final round he made a desperate ef-
fort to catch his speedy rival and
succeeded in squaring the match on
the 3Ist hole. He dropped behind
again on the next hole. but again
squared the match on the 33rd. Won
Elm took the oath and 35th holes and
the championship.
In the Del Monte women's cham
pionship. Miss Kathleen Wright,
Pasadena, defeated Mrs. Frank
sheedy, san Francisco, 5 and 3, for
the title.
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Edmonds Loses
to Falls Team

GRANITE FALLS. Sept 2I.--The
Esimonds ball nine. independent
team, was beaten hero yesterday
by the local club. snohomish County
league champions, TO l. in a pitch.
cra' battle between Jimmy Clar,on.
Of Edmonds. and Bob lfeaketh Of
tho Fails nine.
KotIeman's home run. with two
men on bases. accounted for three
OF tho runs made by Edmonds.
Edmonds ... .... 6
Granite Falls ..... 8 (
Batteries claxton and Boucher.
Hesketh and Adams.
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Club
Has Large Entry
List in Tourney

(,LuB CAPT. BILL EHlERs and
" his assistant. c. G. Carpenter,
have lined up almost every mefai,cr
OF tho Darlington Golf club 10 take
part ia the best acknowledgements
tournament at the Black river
course. and these botaea have also
handed out the info that the frs,
round matches must be played be.
fore September 81. with one week
allowed for each succeeding round
onr.half OF tho difference in tho
combined hnndlcapA viii be allowed
In strokes
on Sunday. October II, tho FRS,
ard second i2.man teams Of tho
darlington and Rainier clubs win
tangie; the firsta al Darlington aud
tho seconds at the Rainier course.
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Ideal Weather
on Tap Tonight
for Title Bout

NEW YORK. Sept. 2t.--tBy U.
IN PJ-- Tex Richard weather
prevailed today and promised
ideal conditions for tho Walker.
Shade wciterwelght championship
fight tonight in tho Yankee sta.
dunn.
If unexpected weather should
cause n postponcmcnt the fight
will be staged Friday night.
The first bout will start at sl5
p. m. Eastern daylight time. and
tho prellminaries will consist OF
Joe sllvania and Johnny Crosse.
six rounds: Kid Norfollt and
Frank Mody. eight rounds; viii
Harmon and Jack Civic. 10
rounds.
Tho main bout viii 70 on not
later than 10 o'clock.
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Pro Links Aces
Get Off Early

OLYMPIA FIELD. Chicago. Sept.
21.--Crisp autumn weather greeted
the 81 professional golfers today as
they started Off on the qualifying
round Of the annual Professional
Golfers association tournament.
II was mednl play today. tho 90
players with lowest scores for SO
holes 10 remain in the competition.
They went Off in two brackets sim.
over two 1S.hole courses,
those playing on course No. in the
moving TO course No. In
tho afternoon and vice versa.
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didn't know what fear was in the ring, but
they weren't the same style of fighters and
didn't wade into their opponents the way
Madden did when the Seattle boy was at
the top of his battling.
Madden took terrific punishment in his
fights in Seattle because he wasn't the clev-
crest fellow in the world, and his only style
of fighting was to take two punches TO
land one.
One of the finest exhibitions of gameness
was demonstrated by Madden the night he
fought Willie Hoppe, the Californian, then
the kingpin of the four-rounders. Hoppe
knocked Madden down almost an uncount-
times, but Madden kept coming and wouldn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
Good Alternates

Walker and Zolabsky may display
any OF these hacks as they haye
ideal builds and ap fast. The lat.
ter is especially proficient in run.
ming interference and has n wicked
stiff arm.
Both Brown and Burard are
getting good distance in punt
ing and II looks like Brigham
has his problem, altho they will
have to do some tall kicking 10
replace Chuck Carroll in this
department.
Brigham has been greatly aided
this year by Harold Duffy. Joe Nc.
Guern, Gordon McKinstry and Car.
roll helping him out with the coach.
ing. In tho past nc has been han.
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Colwood Team Loses

Ingiewood,S team was much too
strong for the colwood golfers tina,
came over from Victoria 10 engage
the lakesiders in a links duel Satur-
day. The visitors just didn't have
chance and at the end Of the days
play they found Just IL points TO
their credit against 10 for the locals.
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Garfield looked better TO me IN
practice than any Of the other
teams that I have seen this year.
Tho wing men viii be chosen
from Judson. whitcstono. Parker.
Koatkoff and fAmping with Judssi
and Kosckoft having the edge a,
nresent
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MOLLA VICTOR

NEW YORK. sept I'll Mrs.
Molln Mallory, former national
champion, defeated Mrs. Marian
Jossup for the third time this sen.
son, when shc won tho final round
Of tho Ardslcy invitation tourna.
mont, n, 81 and o..
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Pitching the best game OF his
career. Ed Percival. Of tho Three
Brothera' Dyo Works. BANKED the
Rainier Valley Merchants with three
hits, while his mates were making
four runs off Art Armstrong. Per.
cival famed IS men during the
game and made two hits Mt tho
Coast league park, ono OF them
missing the bleachers by inches.
Dyers $50. ........ IL y
Merchants ..... ... 0 2 0
Batteries Percivnl and Miller.
sheedy. A. sandstrom and Burns.
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IIIaI ob-hUIe HaUth TOT Ihe presldenLs cup
at the University Golf club, Sunday
Both players played very well thruout the
contest, but the almost uncanny putting by
Create was the deciding feature.
In the early stages of the match it looked
as tho Dunn was in for bad trimming.
but after losing three and halying three of
the first six holes, he flashed his best game
on the second nine and reduced the leeway
to one-down when the morning round ended.
The sinking of a curling, downhill 40
footer on the first green in the afternoon
round sent Graefe off on the road to victory
and he annexed three holes in a row and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

I0nInEs pItnhef---tsIaEnof . NHaFE" HH-
fat to GIaznsr Runs responsible for
Gtzxusr s. Hssty .. Crandai g. Struck
out--C;Iazner j. craudsu I. Hasty !.
Bases on bsiIs--GIaznsr /. CraudafI 4.
Hasty q stolen basa-Lans. Three-bass
hit-xccabs Two-bass hits-Eidrsd.
Emmsr. Hasty 2. Brady. Herman. Sac
rifles hits-Brady, Emmsr, Daily. Double
piay-Hsrrnan 20 Emrasr 20 Herman.
Ttms-2.i3 rupires-caFron, Teei and
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Outstanding Tackles

For tackles Brigham has Moore
and IAncoln who have the call on
Baird and Scott.
Chew looks like a fixture ut
guard with Berriier. Gllgan and
Henderson fighting II out for
the other position.
Miller Is the choice over Webster
at center.
For tho baekfiela positions. Larry
McGuorn. brother OF Joe. who held
that berth for three years. and Bob
Busard are trying out for quarter.
back with Cal Russell. Bob Brown
and Gwin Jones leading for the
other hsrkfIeid r,os4,gopa
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FOOTBALL HERE

PROVIDENCE. n. l., Sept al.--
Led by Harry stuhIdreher. Notrs
Danes Ail-Amerlcan quarterback
last year. the Providence Steam
Rollers defeated the west Point Ar
tillery eleven. III TO 0. in the open.
ing game OF the season.
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after Seattle had
won the first
game, . 10 ,.
In tho night
cap tho score was
tied up AZ 6 all.
with darkness
rapidly falling. A
new ball was
thrown into tho
game against the
$ cattle team.
which was hat.
ting. PItc h e r
Root. Of Los An,
geleS. smu,igcd
the hall TO make
II hard 10 see and
4. was np1v after
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no STAGE BOUT

CHICAGO, sept 2l--After being
postponed twice because OF bad
weather, the lo.round bout between
Ad stone, Of Philadelphia, and Ernie
owens. OF LoB Angeles, win be held
at East Chicago tonight,
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plo and White
eleven danger
Gus for several
seasons. Coach
Leon Brigham
has q nifty look
Ing ad Of
Eriddera on hand
from which 70
mould his 1895
team.
lie has a LOT
OF ranKy. WELL
built men for
the line post.
tiouN md snfne
good backficld
material.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

A MOTHER game boy was Soldier
n Woods, who Is wcll-remem.
bored by local fight fans. Woods,
with his clowning style In the ring.
was the big hit OF the preliminary
boys iicreabouts few seasons ago,
Woods broke an arm in one OF his
fights and kept going. not telling
his seconds about tho fracture until
after tho fight, and he finished that
bou, battling with only one hand,
his other arm hurting him intensely
turnout the closing rounds Of the
scrap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
BY Henry I. Blake

MATCH out tor The Garfield Bull,
w dogs in the high school foot
bail race again.
In spite OF the loss OF a whole
salnnN Of atara TINT made The pnr.
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sBattsd for Wright In sixth.
Games called in seventh; darkness.
Score by innings;
Essttls .............. ootio Of
Los Angeles .......... 10000 LIS
Innings pitehsd-Dumoyich y, wright
y, Lucas So. At bat--Dumoyich 2,
Wright as. Lucas %. Hits batted--Dbn1-
0yich J., Wright ., Lucas .. Runs scored
'--Dumoylch 2, Wright 9. Lucas 2. Runs
rosponaibls fortnight 6. DumOyich 2.
Lucas :. Struck out--Wrizht 2. Bases
on bnllE-Dumoylch 2, Lucas 2. Hit BY
plteher-Wha BIZ Dumovlch. Wild
pitch--WriRht, Stolen base Brady. Home
run--Hood. rwO.baso hits Eldred ?, En-
mar, Baldwin, Grimes, Hood. saerifleo
hit-Bsek Timo--i43. Umpirss--Teek,
Ioman and Carroll
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lplN TIC III IE-Alual Ltl ilial n
was reached.
On the last lap. Dunn had several
chances TO come thru. but he failed
to take advantage OF them and
when his opponent rnttled the cup
for a winning four on the 18th
green and became four-up, the
match was over
But the weekend was not n
fruilless one for I'D Dunn be-
cause this lad led the field in
the monthly medal play COM
petition on Saturday with a
net score OF 65.
And just a word about the Uni.
versity course. Never In the his
tory OF this sporty nlne.holer. have
the fairways and greens been In
such fine condition as they are in
today. Yes. il is a pleasure 10
play over tho University links now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

CPEAKING OF gameness in the
- ring. ono OF tho finest exhibit.
tions I ever saw was the night that
frankie Rogers had hts Jaw broken
in the second round Of his fight
with Travic Davis at tho Pavilion
several years ago. Instead OF quit
ting. Rogers kept going, won the
last two rounds and got a draw,
altho tho decision was one out OF
sympathy. as Davis had knocked
Rogers down about six times In the
six rounds. That was real game
ness for you.
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James ID. IioEo had his tenants
Of the Second and Cherry building
as his guests at dinner az the
olympic Golf club. Saturday. and
he was such n wonderful host that
everybody was calling him Jimmie"
long before tho party broke up.
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GRAB PAIR

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 27.--The
Oakland Acorns finished the series
with Salt Lake here yesterday by
winning both ends Of double bill,
~ To z and q To 2,
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Lloyd Madden One OF GameSt
BattlerS of Northwest Rinq
Lightweight of Few Years Ago as Game as They
Made En-; Two Great Fights With Hoppe and
Pinkman; Others of the Squared Circle
By Lonnie Austin
LAS TOLD TO LEO IT, I.AssEND
CHAPTER XIX

IHTHEN to gameness under fire there have been
wv few fighters if any in the Northwest ring who have
had more of fighting heart than Lloyd Madden
Johnny OLeary gamester, Leo Houck knew
what quit meant and there have been MANY others who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

Charlie Reynolds had heap Of
nice things all ready 10 say about
Landlord Hogs, but--how can any
human do anything with a crowd
Of youts bondkmen around2
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r os ANGELES. sept. Bedlam
il broke loose In the eighth inning
ot the second game here yesterday
between Seattle and Los Angeles
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ter could hit tn the best of
them.
II war regrcttablo that Madden,
with his endurance and hts game.
ness didn't have the clevcrncsssto
go with it.
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dicappcd by having no alumni as
sistants But from now on YOU can
bo assured OF a good coaching staff
trained In his own school OF foot.
ball.
TUESDAY Blake win review the
Lincoln team)
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indians Win First Game; Second One Ends in Riot
CRAEFE COPS u CLUB Golf TROPHY
.A'l0(DKSrnSkNGE:S
!s.i onSeattIe lairways L III
h - BY ALEX Crosse ~lsHSa
49, 9 - IRE

Casey Jones and will Aubrey feel
sighted. They weren't listed on the
allsiar i0.man golf team. Saturday.
Just nm oversight on our part. boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2i.--Tho
seals and Beavers divided tho double
bill here yesterday, San Francisco
dropping tho opener TO 4, but win.
ming the nightcap, 10 TO 0,
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Builders Lose

TACOMA, Sept. a.. The Build.
era Brick team. Commercial league
champions OF Seattle. were defeated
sy the Tacoma Avenue club. local
City league winners. . TO 4, here
yesterday. at Athletic park.
Builders 49,. ....a 4
Tacoma $3.50. s....s. II
Batteries Barton, Jones and
Hempol. Franklin, Peacock and
Whltemore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

MADDEN laid off for a time and
1u then came back as a prclim.
mary boy.
Two OF his fights with Jack Hart.
ford few years ago q, the Arena
we're classics. Tho Tacoma boy
stood toe.to.too with Madden In the
center of the ring and they punched
turnout the four rounds. Those
we're fights TO remember.
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BEAT TIGERS

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2i.-sacra.
nento COPIED both games In yeBter.
days double header here, beating
Vernon, 10 10 / and Q 10 l.
First game H. n. ~.
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Dice Throw Wins

TYING with 72s for the low net
l. award the Hoge cup-in the
annual golf tournament Of the Hogc
building held at the Olympic Colt
and Country club Saturday, J. H.
Tcmplcton and l.. Lowe decided 10
play II Off via the razzle dazzle route
and Templeton won.
A prize was also given TO run
ner.up Lowe. Lewis Terrill, who
kept Templeton's score, Mike
Judd. 7. VI. Royce, A. X. Fisken
and II. {. Force landed a trophy
apiece for their links work.
In the evening some so golfers
near golfers and nom golfers were
the guests OF James d. Hoge al din
ncr in the Olympic clubhouse.
Everybody had wonderful time,
but no one even attempted TO make
speech because OF the fact that
there were too many young bonds
men present.
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able number of times but Madden kept coming and wouldn't
quit.
And the night that he fought Eddie Pinkham Madden
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Defeats Ed Dunn for
President Trophy
Graefe's Putter Gives Him Honors in University Club
Finals, When He Sinks 40-F DOT Putt on First
Green in the Afternoon Round
BY ALEX c. ROSE

MYTH his puter working to perfection and four-up
w lead to start the days play Herb Graefe scored
fourup and two TO play victory against Ed Dunn in the
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Wonder when Adam BseIer Is 60
ing 90 take up the golf gamer This
handsomo young barrlster was one
of the first 10 Join Inglewood. but
he hasn't hit ball yet How come.
Adam7
The reason why many players
play poorly. says Joo VIM. Is bs-
cause they start Off at the 18th
hole.
Walter Mcdonald. the man who
put the West in Westinghouse IN
this section Of sho country. never
doubts players word in "A golf
match.
With Jack IIorner lis different.
In fact. this salmon merchant Is
certain that II some OF his links
cronlea were clocks they'd try TO
get by with three strokes at noon.
Frank Sumner. Eycreits cham.
plon aouihpaw Cwhen Stoll Chalia.
connie is not around. is just about
convinced that this old golf game
is just one slice after hook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21

Worrali Wilson's golf game Is i'm.
proving. Re made the inKlewood
course I'm three hours last Sunday.
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Aubrey C''Hats'1 scluler. Of
Choasty's. gets no many lis on his
score card that Il looks like a
picket fence.
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stirrat trophy by scoring a 57-1f
victory against the Victoria Golf club
in the return half Of these clubs an
nual ilome-and- home match at the
North End course Saturday. The To-
calls finished with a 12-point margin
on the double match.
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A chap named Templeton won The
Hose cup. but Lewis Terrlll Is talk.
ing all tho credit for II, He was
the seore keeper
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Seattle Club Cops

The Seattle Golf club team
secured The first leg on the j. II.
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Second Is
Scored
as Tie
Umpire Teck Halls Game
in Eighth as Dark
ness Falls
NOW rnr srnIns srANn
nANrs INNS Mrrh

Seattle az Oakland
Les Angeles al Sacramento,
San Franciaeo az salt Lake.
Portland az Nfruen.
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Aside from being grand score.
keeper. this same Lew Terrill II
tho best handieapper in the entire
Pacific Northwest. lie says 80.
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.Battsd FOR wright in sixth.
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Joe swalwell and Ralph Stacey.
". X. bankers. wanted 90 loan Billy
Bolcom enough money 10 build an.
other goif course. And wo always
thought that Joe and Ralph were
friends Of Biily's,
Roy Campbell will always re.
member the Hogc golf party as
"the tlmo when he learned the
Salisbury song"
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DIVIDE BILL

TO BE Continued Tomorrow
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dropped two puts Of 20 feet two greens for halves be-
fore the threeuuarer mark trophy by scoring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-21
FANS 18 MEN

whltemore.
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AMERICAN

onship and Grouse, schalk; Johnson. hsr.
berry, Zachary ana RuoL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-10
THE
I)Cf9;1ll)
Big Historical Film
Playing at Liberty .

In the presentation Of Tho Iron
Horse" William Fox gives 10 the
screen % the Liberty this week "a
mgsterful production OF Nirllo
subject, mammoth In IL compelling
interest and handled IN such "a
manner that IL scars TO the highest
pinnacle o. cinema art
The picture tells tho story OF
Abe lincoln giving encouragement
90 the ambition OF David Brandon.
senior the surveyor who had the
herolsm to pioneer pathway thru
the wilderness OF our great from.
tiers, givinE his life in tho attempt.
That thought later becoming action
when President Lincoln signed the
industrial document, the authority
Tor the Union Pacific 90 wond rs
way westward and the Central
Pacific railroad 10 forge TO tho
East. where they finally welded 10.
gether,- completing the creates, com.
meroial highway known TO human,
ity,
Tho compelling manner displayed
by George O'Brcn. as Dave Bran.
don, the herp from the softer mo-
ments Of hts loyemaking TO the
biz physical encounters with the
dishonesty Of those attempting 20
Illustrate and divert tho route OF the
great iron horse, shows that this
likahlo lad with his infectious Gel
tic smile can so into action quite
as easily as ne smiles.
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Marmont Enacts
Dual Role at Strand

From professional bcgEar. strap
ping on his fake arm IN the back
room OF n Bowcry cripple factory. %
10 gentleman Of fashion. an out
standing figure In tho famous Easter
parade on Fifth avenue. this IL the
amazing range covered by Percy
Sinrmont in tho unusual story OF
dual personality. THE street OF For
gotten Men, az the strand As usunl
In such cases. woman u tho rrn-
son; but the remarkable thing about
It is that she docsn', know 4. George
Kibhe Turner has fashioned a pow.
erful drama out OF material which ls
decidedly different.
Mary Brian Is the giri. and Neil
Hamilton completes the trio Of play
cry featured in tho leading roles OF
the production.
Marmont, the Mark Sabre or III
Winter Comes" ia Easy Money"
Charlie, n fake btggur In tho Grip
pie factory he is Disguised each day
as a man with but ono arm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-10
Gish Girls Excellent
in Film at HeiIig

The Gish sisters mako Of the
screen production Romola. now
az the Heilis, film extraordinary.
Their personalities. their histrionlc
ability are what lifts the picture
from the rut % tho mediocre
Lillian brings the character Of Ro-
mola 10 lie. strangely sweet. visit
fui, and altogether captivating per-
son She. with her oval face. her
wide guileless eyes. her flowing hair.
and supple grace Is the opitome of
maidcnhood- Yet there Il nothing
saecharine or lnsipid about her. Her
personality. as George Jean Nathan
has said. Is dominating every scene.
altho she seems always TO be just
around the corner.
Dorothy Gish is excellent as the
viyacioua. loVablc little Wait. Te.sa.
William H. Powell II suayc and
satisfying handsome Tito Meiema
Ronald Colman has rather an incou-
gruuus part as Carlo nuccliini.
Altogether. The picture iz an In
tcrestiug aud wclt worth while pan.
lomlnc Of George Elliots novel oC
fifteenth century Florence