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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

The successful development OF a
rev powder for use in small arms
has been announced by the War De-
partment.
1t is smokeless. fashless and
impervious to moisture, at the same
time possessing all the driving
power of the type now in use. With
out revealing the position of the
guns the new powder will permit
night firing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
In Arts Name

II don't believe that guy can sing
a cantata," remarked the lowbrow
music manager.
20. don't imagine he can sing an
iota," said the highbrOw.
The other considered a moment
well, mebbe not" he agreed, I'VE
gotta keep him to solos them
American Legion Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
Rushing Supplies

St Louis, March IS (By A. P.)-
Division headqual ters here of the
American Red Cross tonight sent
two men by train to Murphysboro.
Ills, and two, to Annapolis. Mo-. from
the latter of which towns first tor
nado reports were received this af-
ternoon. A carload of supplies was
sent to Annapolis on the Missouri
Pacific Sunshine special.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
No Free Rides for the Presidents

The $4,000 appropriation Of trav-
cling expenses for the President Of
the United States has stood for some
20 years, or since the time when
Congress legislatel against railway
passes. Presidents heretofore had
ridden on special trains at no direct
cost to themseIvese or the govern
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
Faults of Some Husbands

Husbands are people who think
their wives did very well at the
business of selecting mates.
They cannot be driven or forced to
do anything against their will. be-
cause their masculine pride is in the
way: but little judicicus fattery
n AXES them as putty.
A hard world wounds their vanity
and their temper, but when evening
finds them in slippered ease at home
they can brag themselves into COM
pl¢ good humor in 80 minutes.
They feel sorry for old maids and
regret that but one woman can have
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
$4,000 Fire at birmingham

birmingham. Mass, March IS
Fire tonight did $4,000 damage to
the Amsden Building in the heart
of the business district here. The
Framingham postof1ice in the same
building was threatened. The clerks
pouched the mail and removed it to
another building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
Pressmen-Mailers
Win Pin Matches
In Gannett League

The Pressmen and the Mailers
drew the lucky numbers in the
Gannett league matches at the Y. NJ.
c. A. Wednesday evening. The for
mer outfit took four points from the
Comps while the Mailers left the
Garagemen one point.
Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
Calumet BOwlers
Win Match from
Waterville Team
Especial to Kennebec Journal)

Waterville, March 1S-The Calumet
club bow1ers Of Augusta tonight won
from the St. Jean aggregation in q
match bowled for high three string
total. The total of the Augusta out
fit was l45S to the Waterville teams
1880. Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
Over 60 Killed

Poseyville, Ind, Mar. 1S-More
than 60 persons were killed and
scores injured when a tornado swept
Griffin, Ind. IL miles northwest of
here, according to meagre reports
reaching here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
Ward III Wins "Y"
DOrmitOry Pin Match

Ward III took all four points from
Ward l in the Dormitory match at the
~ Wednesday evening. Royce did
the best work for the winning team
with high total of 279 and high sim
gle string of 104.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

way" one of the boys said. 1--WE did
have them down where the road was
wider. but the cars turned out. SO
we had to move them here where the
cars can't turn out. Balloon tires hull
EN- best. City Times.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
Train Carrying Doctors

East st. Louis, Mar. 1S-An III
nois Central train left here late this
evening with Il physicians aboard,
bound for the storm stricken area
1t was announced at the relay sta
ton that another special train was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

being held in readiness to take ad-
ditiOnal physicians and medical and
food supplies to the storm sufferers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

Bowling Results in
SkOWhegan League

Especial to Kennebec JournaU
Skowhegan, March 1S-The Sem
league game from the Pilgrims on
Tuesday evening. Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
CATHOLIC HIGH
Wins FROM MORSE
BY SCORE 17-11

Bath, March 1S-Catholic high took
a I'LL victory from Morse high here
this evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
KAIME FAIRS

Sept. S-10--Maine State Fair, lewis
ton.
Sept. 15-17-Somerset Central AgriCul-
tural Society fair. Skowheean.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19
Does Van Ess
actually CrowHair?
Yes-or money backs
HsTs's What one enthusiast spyitess

Chicago, H.. Nov. 2, 1924
a yeer ago I was almost
bald. I now have a nice
growth Of hair due to con-
stsnt use Of Van Ess. After
trying everything else,
without success, I pur-
chased q bottle Of Van Ess
at Buck g. Rayner's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

ft EfVeS me great pleas Before Van I'm
ure to inform my friends treatment u,om
that Van Ess has been the photo)
cause of restoring NV hair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

We guarantee Van Ess Liquid Scalp
Massage to grow new hair in 90 days-or
money refunded. T,yit. All drug or de-
partment stores. Van Ess Laboratories.
Ing, ~ East Kinzie St. Chicago, Illinois.
Dealers: Write us for free advertising.
&VEI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

l believe that anyone who
uses Van Ess as religiously
as I have will Be benefited.
People with scalp trouble
should mako Van Rss q
daily habit because Il keeps
the scalp clean. removes
dandruff snd makes the
head feel glad. ...'
Yours truly,
A. M. TANNRATH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

eats .SrEAkER:-The Chair pre-
n. Dill an act relating to elec-
snd permitting the use Of bal
81 ass anS with devices for register
b U 40 endorsing ballots. 8. P. ia,
k1si... tabled by Mr.. Holmes Of
sdir.o sdion' March Ii, pending third
~ noLMEs Of Lewiston: Mr..
vm -. ! Weld to the Gentleman
4 q cortland, Mr.. Nichols.
Aad - tIIoton by Mr.. Nichols Of Port
snS Sse OIL received its third read
~ was passed to be engrossec.
lnss .sr .osrrEAkER: The Chair pre-
y,yancel. an act relating to con-
hless not effectual against others
@ - accorded. II. P. 1917, H. d.
"oied by Mr.. Holmes of Lewis-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

ant. e SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
|nl aSeport Of the committee on Le-
Nj sa!rs. "ought not to pass" on
NJ. ~ ~ act to enlarge site Of Little
hu r.mne ,ne Grove Cemetery at Lis
Ginn ans' n: p. 7lS, tabled by Mr..
1}ssn.'o VI Lisbon, March 13, pending
~ o@nce Of the report.
r.nio r.oIion by Mr.. Winn Of Lisbon,
jnt.dp ought not to pass was ac-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
snts report of the committee on
TAXATION on bill, an act relating to
certain exemptions, H. P. 730, II. D.
| l75, table by. Mr.. Boody of Wind
\ ham, March II, pending acceptance
. M the report.
On motion by Mr.. Boody of Wind
ham the matter was re-tabled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

the SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
.nts report of the committee on
I slar;es and Fees fought not to
ass on bill, an act relating to sal
,ries Of Superior Court Justices, 5.
. 6a tabled by Mr.. Hale of Por:-
md, March Il, pending acceptance
Il the report.
On motion by Mr.. Hale OF Port
md. Il was voted to accept the re-
lort.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

AM aae SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
dis,as INV report Of the committee on Ju-
ought not to pass on bill.
}n,.t amending the Constitution
.shg to education, H. Z. 385, II.
lFb.s tabled by Mr.. Stitham of
nnc. nnnelo' March 13, pending accep-
Afdd otlon by Mr.. Stitham Of Pitts
0als matter was re-tabled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

me SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
.ln majority report, Ought not
pass and minority report. Ought
pass OF committee on Judiciary
resolve amending the Constitu-
M 70 prohibit appropriations for
uvminatioral. sectarian, parochial
seneious institutions and purpos-
mouse Paper 293, House Docu-
va. MY Ss, tabled by Mr.. Wing of Au-
I n NV, ~, march 1S, pending acceptance
either report.
W motion by Mr.. Wing of Auburn,
z q" ABOVE reports were re-tabled,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
mnts report of the committee on
public utilities, ought to pass" on
I'M. an act relating to the Portland
Cas Light Company S. p. 95. 8. d.
. d. tabled by Mr.. Gilmore Of West
\ ibtook. March 12, pending accep-
|nnce Of the report.
On motion by Mr.. Gilmour OF
. Iwestbrook, the report was re-tabled
snd especially assigned for Tuesday
next.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

The SPEAKER: Is there further
business Under orders of the day?
Can any matters be taken off that
were tabled today?
There being no response. the Clerk
read the notices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

On motion by Mr.. Briggs of Lit
tletcn,
Adjourned until tomorrow morning
at ten o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-19

Mr.. Wing of Auburn presented the
following order, out of order, and
moved its passage:
Ordered that 1000 extra copies Of
the stenographic legislative record
containing the proceedings in de-
tail of the House, March 18th, 1925,
be printed for the use of the House.
The order received passage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
MAILS EXPECTS TO WIN
Is GAMES in COMEBACK

SroCkToN. Calf. April 10, Pans
- watch Walter Mails this year.
"lf he doesn't win az least IS
games for tho 81. Louis Cardinals.
he's going 30 Dc the most surprised
man IN the world
Waller Mails speaking. And
the big eccentric suuthpaw-
The Great Mails" ihcy call him
IN tic Coast lcaguo---is back ia
the majors positive that he'll be
a star for several years nj least.
And don't get tho idea the fans can
ride Mails from the stands. Neither
can the coaches tease him until hs
chucks away lead and II rushed 10
the showers
I'm totally deaf on the ball field
nowadays" suyH Walter And the
fact that took part in over 50
games IN the Coast league last sea.
son. turning In 20 wins, shows I've
s,iil eoi the stuff.
They've claAscd me as tcmpcra-
mental FOR years some charI,ably
call q, colorful I've been rated a
hard man to handle, Let mo say my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

troubles in this respect haven't bcon
duo entirely 10 Walter Mails Most
% u was managcnf lack of under
standing
II was an idol in Ohio after /
pitched Cleveland TO pcnnunt IN
1890, when ! reported back in the
spring they expected win every
time pitched regardless Of the IN.
jury 10 my back They began riding
me. Thst made me sensitive lis.
tened 10 the gibcs Of opposing
coaches. That was when / needed
an understanding manager.
Iris Speaker told me ! was n
big Lacquer even when he sent
me back to the Coast, knew it.
20 started 10 get my mental
attitude rs good ~ my throwing
arm. did--and that's why /
am going 10 be one Of the big
figures In baseball from now on.
Now that Pm with Branch
Hickey. there is nothing TO II. He's
a keen judge Of ball players. stu.
dent Of human nature. and the man
to- bring the BEES, out OF Walter
Mails"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Great Walter
Shelved With
Sore Flipper

CAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April Il
~ Walter Mails has a sore arm' II
seems almost beyond comprehension
tina, this should be- true as Malls has
been pitching FOR nearly 10 ycarb on
tho Pacific Coast and every body
thought he had a rubber arm.
HUT Il b.
The southpaw. now with the 81
Louis Cardinals, worked agains, tho
Frisco Seals recently tn Stockton and
with three mon on bases and nobody
out he began 10 bear down and he
famed tho side
Tha, was two or three weeks ago
and he hasn't been ablo 20 pitch
since. lie In under DOCTORS care in
stockton now. tho physician working
on tho soro nippcr.
81. Louis. with the hardest hitting
club In tho National league. has rath-
cr wobbly pitching and the Cards are
counting heavily upon the Great
Malls 10 take care OF somo Of the
pitching burden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

of Frances younger generation OF
durcdevils despite the fact that
scores OF prominent foreign pilots
have placed their services AT the
disposal OF the popular Guyot for
duty in the Indianapolis event.
In fact, according 10 adyiccs from
Paris, where Guyot Is completing
his three cars for carly shipment
ito Indianapolis, there is line OF
prominent speed merchants as i'm.
posing M that seen before Ameri.
can employment agencies in panic
times. so anxious are members OF
the French hurry profession TO get
a whlrl nj tho 100000 prize money
that is hung up at Indianapolis
each year.
Not only are the French driy.
erS, who have grown up i'm the
past few years, exceptionally
earnest In getting dash at the
big money, which transposed TO
francs is a sizcable fortune, but
they are anxious 10 show their
wares 10 the great American
public which has persistenily
paid huge dividends 10 other of
their countrymcn IN other lines
~ sporting eudcayor who have
pleased the American sporting
instincts,
In recent years only foreign driy.
crs well established both In Europe
and we'll known In this country
have had tho opportunity TO come
10 indianapolis 10 fight for the speed
honors OF the world The young
stcrs have had to watch the cars
shipped to America in awe.inspired
enthusiasm. Only the tried and
trusted veterans with experience on
the Indianapolis track, which is re.
lated TO a magic touchstono In tho
eyes OF French automobile enthusi.
asts, have been entrusted with the
almost sacred duty of defending the
speed honors OF Franco.
Hut this year, after the per.
sistent failure of many of the
old stars TO stem the tide of
American victories, IL is init.
mated that some of the younger
set, who have been Gagged and
fed on wild stories of American
prowcss during their apprcn.
ticcsiip, and TO be thrown al
the American speed demons
with NIL their accumulated fury.
They "will add unusual interest to
the indianapolis event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
His Greatest Feats

MAILS has done some remarkable
lSl pitching since he broke in I'M
der Daniel Dugdale in the old
Northwestern league in 1915.
Perhaps his best hurting was done
in the worlds series OF 1890. when
he pitched Is scoreless innings
against the Brooklyn Dodgers, He
relieved Slim Caldwell in one game
and then beat sherry Smith when
he was started IN later tussic,
and the Dodgers never scored eff
OF him
The greatest game lac ever
pitched was in an exhibition
contest during the war In Sc
attic, when he defeated Austin
McHenry in an all-star game,
to /, in Il innings. Both
pitchers went the limit and
Mails allowed only nine hits aud
famed ~ men. II was The
most sensational game ever
played in Seattle. Big league
stars and Coast league perform
ers made up the roster OF the
two teams. No less than a
dozen runners were cut down ut
the plate that day.
The toughest game mills ever
lost was a one-hit contest in Seattle
when the same McHenry. whom he
beat in the exhibition game, hit a
home into the tall grass in center
field. winning 1 to o.
Yes, Mails can pitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Caliow and
Men Arrive
MondayA.M.
II. F. Alexander Brings
Washington Crew An
Home From South ~
BY TOM OLSEN

WAsiiINGToA'S victorious crew
W was given n rouE.Hg reception
on 10 arrival here this morning on
the IT. =. Alexander. 4 big crowd
Of students and alumni turned out
90 tho now terminal Of tho Pacific
s. =. Co, and the OIrHmou we're
carried from the ship on iHo Shout
dcr8 of enthusiastic undergraduates
Coach Rusty" CaIlow, mrt by
bis wife ana young son, was al
smiles.
"ies," lac said. the boys did
very well. Bul now that the
California race Is over, wc viii
have 10 settle down TO The grind
preparing 10 defend our nation
nj title at Poughkecpsie."
Max Luft, captain. and Al u
Erickson, stroke. who were reported
injured IN the Southern training scs.
aions before the race, but got into
The fray appeared 10 be in good
shape. Luft had injured his knee.
while UlbricksOn's wrist waa slight
~ spraiDcd
a large number Of students &C.
companicd the oarsmen on the re.
turn trip.
According 10 their version, IL
was race for only 30 yards
when the two crews were fight.
ing for the lead Then the SUI
pcrir drive Of the Noriherncrs
began 10 tell and they slowly
hut surely began "a pull away.
The Oakland estuary Is long
channel Of water running inland
from san Francisco bay. and II an.
excellent place FOR IA regatta. ~le
Husiics. rowing with tho tide. +
wonderful time-l5 minutes ~9
seconds setting new course rec
ord.
The victory proved that Wash
ington this year was on a par
with the 1923 and 1921 super.
crews. The same old power,
rhythm and skill is in the 1925
boat.
But tho real menace from the
South looms in the frosh crew. The
California Babes. looking better
than tho varsity and with the fin.
ish OF real coaching. beat the Wash
ington freshmen three lengths in
their tHo-milc race. The Califor-
mans took an early lead and were
never caught. II goes to show that
Washington viii have something 70
contend with next year in the CAN.
forina race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Smart Catchers Will Help

MAILS viii be working with two
1tl smart catchers this year in
Mike Gonzales. the Cuban veteran.
and Walter Schmidt. real general
behind the log.
And he will be pitching for team
that will make lot Of runs.
Schmidt says that he'll make a
winner out OF Mails or know the
reason why.
"MaiIs has the ability to be
another Rube Waddell," says
Schmidt, land with proper han
ding he win cut out his mon
key.business and will pitch win
ming ball.
with the tremendous punch on
our team Mails may be the man TO
bring st. Louis it's first pennant in
tho National league and feel conf.
dent that he will do H."
Mails says himself that it's all
business with him this year.
Hes In the big money for the
third time. having been turned
back to the minors by Brooklyn
and Cleveland.
Just watch mo GOT says tho
Chatty One; he never was a back.
ward fellow.
It's all up TO Walter himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Behind the
Home Plate
BY LEO " LAssEN

GAN FRANCISCO, April
y Is. Walter Mails has
left for the East with the ST.
Louis Cardinals for his third
trial in the big leagues.
1t is seldom that h player
is given a third tumble in the
big show. but Mails, with all
of his eccentricities on the
diamond, can pitch when he
tends to his knitting.
And upon Mails biz shoulders
rests the Missouri teams chances
for the National league flag. The
ST Louis players themselves figure
that this is their year and u they
get any kind OF pitching they will
be one.two-thrce In tho National
league.
~. Louis has the hardest-hit-
ting club in baseball today, bar
ring none, and the pitching
department viii make or break
the club.
II Mails can win from IL to 20
games for The Cardinals they VIII
be the team to beat gol lhg bunting
along villa the New losS olsuIs.
For the first time in as hic ne
husky southpaw has a sor5 arm
and an because he wanted 10 set
dowr the Frisco Seals. his ancient
enemies. in practice game. He
had the bases fun and Ihcn PRO
ceedtd TO strike out the sidc He
was feeling better when he departed
SUNDAY for 81. Louis with the Car.
dinal club,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

Meet jean Borota nctclvcroicHrd
national indoor tennis champion
Horofd. a member Of me French
Darts cup team. came into The
houors otter a hectic hght Hr's
kHoru as The "BouHdiaJ HasQuo.
and Is me first foreigner curr 10
hare ,c0n the rlr,
Rp virtue Of hts stellar pinV.
Horofd V erpccird 10 prorr Of an
told aid 10 The French aggregation
10 its quest for International lam.
rcis this summer
Vincent Richards. 1921 indoor
title holder. didn't defend his orpirB
in tho tournament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Premier Fans Are
at Opening Game

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April 10.
Mrs. stacy Shown and Alice
shown, two Of seattle's premier
fans, we're In the stands opening
day when Seattle and San Fran.
cisco tangled here. You'1l find
them at nearly every game at Sc
attle and they would be on hand
for the opener II It was played in
Egypt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

IhaTE1 defent % MrWfFnry. Huns To-
spansbis for ACWepusy {. f1ummsr 3
STRUCK out Mcwrsney {, r1ummtr T.
Bases on balls Mcvsrusy :. rlummcr
s. qriffin !. Hit by pitched bstl--yailA,
Wsncr Wild pitch Mcwn6nry Stolen
base Ellison Twn.haae hits HrHtlii
Tmmsr. nrndY. Elliott. MullIsAn. gaerl.
fics hits brady 2. Eidrod. Muilighn
poubis pisy--wanor to Ysllo Time
siiq, rmplrcs Finney and Carroll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13

spare ivory which they purchased
during the winter but couldn't pol
iHb 10 the proper luster dunug the
spring tramp thru the South.
The two top clubs In each Of
the biz leagues ciutchcd the
Pullmhns Friday afternoon for
u ride Ia New York. where the
Giants and Senators viii play
exhibition games Saturday aud
SUNDAY and the Dodgers and
ianlls viii do the same, giving
New York it, first glimpse Of
ball game since last fall when
Waller Johnson lost match
with the Giants and WIS prcma
turrly swept out OF the game.
The Cubs. who trained In Cnli,
fofnIa. we're M Kansas city when
iaAt heard from, and tho Pirates.
who also won't 10 the Pacific slope
for their workout. wcro IN Okla.
homa, pauaing for one game after
covering 800 miles az single
leap. Tho Indians are due 10 play
tho Reds in Cincinnati Saturday
and Sunday. and then jump into
the American league schedule after
an overnight ride The rhilRdels
phia and Boston eiula of both
leagues drtpairrd 81 earning their
ration allowance on tnriuouE tours
from tank 20 tank on inc why home,
and therefore returned 20 their re-
spoc,iyc hasra along tho route az
The shortest distance between two
points. which is to any IA straight
tine,
The Tigers WE'RE leaving
Nashville. whcrc ~ Cd5b has
been ordered Ia the covers to
humor the symptoms Of influ
enfa, and tho White SoN tar
risd only ut Evansville, Ind.
which 1. trolley ride from
Chicago. 10 play game Of ball
with tho local athletes.
This spring training trip has been
an unusually hard one on tho
health Of the major league peraon.
mel, H1hc Ruth took of too much
weight in too little time and De.
ncribcd an clabomte arc thru the
air, striking his head on wash
basin as he collapsed In Pcunayl.
yunia station Confined 90 and
guarded In his bcd. he will devote
himself to pressing tho mattress for
tho next week. missing the opening
game % tho season between tho
Yanls and the Senators next Tues.
day, and may give thanks that he
tsn't fertilizing spring stand Of
daisies in the melancholy acres OF
Gates Aiar cemetery.
Cobb. who claims he hasn't
missed u game for sickness
since lie was baby and sub.
jet to the colics and groups OF
infancy. probably viii have TO
delete his name from the lineup
Of the Tigers opening game.
Uncle Charlie EbbotB, owner OF
tho Dodgers. Is NJ with what may
be described uA an ilInesr, and will
be unable 10 lend himself TO tho
annual grand march OF the stock
holders az Ebbcts field Brooklyn
Uncle Wilbcrt Robinson. whose peri
meter az the middle formerly distin.
Euishcd him from the rest OF the
human race. has been reduced to a
ghoslly wrath OF zoo pounds dead.
weight by n winter OF plourisy. and
viii abandon his station in the
coaching box for time at least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-13
Morris and Munson
See California Race

SAN FRANCISCO, cal, April Is.
bob Morris aud Dick Munson,
wolllnown athletic officials OF Sc.
attic, motorod down Cor the opening
series here ana for the Washing.
ton California crew ruuc,