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Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-29
On Way toChart
Seas of NOrtl
by United Press Leased Wire

DUTCH HARBOR, Alaska, App.
29.-The coast guard cutter Halo
arrived in port yesterday from Sea-
tie, bearing a new port commandE
for the BERN sea patrol fleet al.
coast and geodetic surveyors wi
will this summer do reconnaisanS
work around the Aleutian Islands.
Captain Won Bosdirk is the ne
BERN fleet commander. Lieutenant
j. s. Jones and j. G.. Bose, with tv
assistants, will make latitude all
longitude survey to determine a pol
ib!e magnetic survey and cole
tidal data and other information. /
Jones and his assistants will q
company the cutter Unaiga to Att
Island, going later to Unimak +
land and will return to the Until
States i'll the fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-29
Fifteen Years Ago
April %, 1910

One of the interesting features in
commercial circles the past few
days was the formal opening of the
Ell Centre Department Store last
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, the
proprietors had busy day recciv-
ing visitors and distributing to all
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-29

Paris.-Jean Borotra, Wimblcd
champion and the winner of t
American indoor tennis champio
ship, Rene Lacostc and Jack Bru
non have been appointed mcmbo
of the French Davis cup team.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-29
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GARIH
Copyright, 1928. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND TILE
FUNNY DOOR

Uncle Wiggilv carefully stuck his
head out of the bath room, where
he had gone to shave his whiskers
and put little talcum powder on
the end of his pink, twinkling nose.
The rabbit gentleman saw Nurse
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy mending a hole
in a stocking, and in rocking
chair nearby was Mrs. Uncle Wig
gily, the new bunny wife, beating
up some eggs to make a strawberry
long-eake.
"Are any Of the little Dummies
about - asked Mr.. Longears, for
as 1 have told YOU, he married a
widow rabbi with many little boy
and girl rabbits.
"No, l don see eithor T;nglc,
Jingle, Jangle, Scooter, Tootcr or
Nipper now said Mrs. Wiggily.
But if YOU want thenl-''
NO, No. Not for the world,''
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-29

And what to.do wifi retired pub.
lie officials never worries Roekland,
Me-, where an cx-mayor is i'll jail.
acres of bearing cherry trees.
Evening star., 1925-11-03

Heavy quality crepe,
with a lustrous satin face;
a fabric that needs no
trimming except bands of
the reverse side. so new,
wanted colorS.
Evening star., 1925-11-03

Deep pile, lustrous i'm
ported Chiffon Velvet, all
silk-in a rich shade of
black. For stunning eve
ming gowns and wraps.
Evening star., 1925-11-03

The eXquisitely dainty
shades suitable for lingerie
and the darker colors
for froCks. so of them in
all,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
NURMI SETS
MORE MARKS

NEW YORK, Jan 80 TNa m0r,
~ worlds rrrurds sIylDE him a
hirb run or l5 since re arrived iu
this country we're marked up last
night In Madison square Garden by
PaByo Nurmi. the unstupu1blr Finn
Svfuos a killing pace that caused
Juiy RAY Americas BEST. 90 qu'
arrF two laps Nurmi won the one
mile and q half feature OF the MAl
rusr gamvs in the record time ut
6.gs IS, and he flashed past the mile
and one eighth marks la "a new rec
ord time ~ $50 rs,
While Europcs greatest runner
was Twins w 10 his reputation, tho
greatest walker from the other side
failed when ugo FuEcrio Olympic
champion al Antwerp aud Paris. was
badly beaten hy Willis Plant. tho
American champion
Plant got away In The lead 10 a
5000 meter race and walked the cob
crful Italian almost thru the track.
winning the event bis almost three.
quarters of a lap ln ssosa5 II was
a record. Bs the event never had been
contested on an indoor track
The veteran, George G;ouldinE. ca,
madam champion. uho owns most %
the existing records. Ona ordered out
u the race by his physician, who
said a bad heart might result In a
fatality Gouldiug had trained a year
FOR the nice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
BY LEO II. LASSEN

WVou know / never did wan,
Il pode 10 hc a fighter.
rays Mrs Mars Hrrgot wife %
tho young logger fighter. who IL
one % the beat wslicrWeights
turned out IN the Northwest IN
years
''Bui We figured that " was
the quickest way to xct money
In the bank and TO get nice
home and provide the things
wc wanted for Donald And It's
better than woods work hy far
Donald II their husky young
son. u s-year-old younEster, who
shows signs Of developing into
regular heavyweight. lie 81.
ready tips the scales ~ 30
pounds. Healthy. active and
clear eyed. Donald thinks his
daddy" u all that counts for
much. and since Dodc has hecn
in Los Angeles Donald tries TO
get him on the telephone every
day Ia tell him To hurry up
and come home.
but Donald viii never be
fighter" says his mother. and
In spite OF her pleasant smile
and pretty manner. you feel
that she means u.
"Dode and I are planning for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
DAVIS MEETS
BROSS AGAIN

/. CAttFpRSiA JOE LYNCH the
" rmrk fsatherwsiEht from the
south. who has made such a good
impression in his rinE appearances
herr. hs been Imported hy Nate
DruNman for the main event spot
b. hir show herr. Tuesday night
i.yneHs opptnent viii ~ RUFF
Canton. f,sihrrwriEhi champion ~
tho Philippines, Canton bayed here
last TucsdGy. and the fans liked
his work
Duixmnn has rc,mnirhed Tmyie
Davis and Pete Hruas for tho semi.
wiudup This il the fight that tho
fans taissl such howl about
Just nhout every person ~ tho
Pool figured that when Hrusa was
Fjy,u tho decision. the Judges had
rewarded the wrong man The 70.
match In itself wiii bring them In
from flr and near
Freddy Mack. the hard socksr.
win meet 10y Small. who also can
hit. in The special This il another
re- mhtch. and thr fans stan rsmom.
her tho tUtilci these boys put up AZ
the lsiil park last summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Donald Won't Be Boxer,
SAYS DOde BercOt's Wife

our future and FOR his. and MS
lona ~ Dodo can hc one Of the
brst fighters don't mind IL ~
much But he's not going 20
do u lopE II ! can talk him out
~ a."
Every time Dodc fights In The
Northwest his wife i al The
ring>ide, most 81 the time any.
iouSly waiting for the last bell
To ring. And Dode's folks. who
live up In Everett. are usually
10 be found near the ring when
their boy fights. Dode's father
j. now promoting boxing in
Everett.
And once Mrs. brcoi took
Donald with her TO the Crystal
Pool and ever since be tries TO
show her az home how his
daddy did IL" but that's an
the fighting he will ever do II
his mother has her way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
nY MENRY 1. FANRELL

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.--Invcstisa.
IN ton OF the Dolan o'Connell base
bah scandal by the district attorneys
office may be- blocked permanently
by the demand Of Jimmy O'Conell
for immunity II he presents himself
for examination.
Assistant District Attorney
Brothers. who Il In charge OF
the investigation, practically nd.
mitted that the testimony Of the
( several players already examined
has been only repetition Of that
given to Commissioner Lands
and that little may be accom-
plished II O'Connell and Cory
Dolan are not examined again.
Brothers received telegram from
O'Connell yesterday, saying that he
was leaving California FOR New Iorh
ua soon as possible. He heard later
that O'CounelI had retained counsel
and would demand immunity before
he would submit to examination.
EFT viii be impossible for me "a
grant immunity TO anyone at thi'
time" Brothers said
No word has been heard from
Dolan since he was asked TO APP
pear. altho his counsel, Bill fal.
lon, said when the Investigation
by the district attorney was sug
gested his client would he willing
10 appear. II Is possible, how.
ever. that Dolan may wait until
Fallon, who l. very busy now on
several big eases, il able to han.
die his ease.
Commissioner Lands promised
that anyone connected with baseball
would appear al the district attor
ney's call but Dolan and O'Connel
are not connected with baseball
The two principals in the scandal
who were banl.hed By Lands. arc
not within the Jurisdiction Of the
New York courts and attempts al
extradition would be imprncticable
The entire Pacific coast l. in
sympathy with OConnell and II
Is not likely that the governor Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
National League View

DRESIDENT HEYDLER stated
l. that while he placed no han o.
the umpires. be would be Just IS
well pleased II none Of them ss
cepied Southern engagements.
n the games were mere practice
affairs with no great attention pad
to results. the umpiring would mean
nothing. Instead the games are foT
blood
The rival teams, in an effort 70
uphold the prestige OF their leagues
often play even harder than during
the regular season
II would be a wise move for the
big league clubs 20 secure leading
minor league officials.
The games would mean nothing
10 the minor league arbitrator
And in ali probability their rulings
would be received with far less
kicking than il big league umF
were in charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Smell Passes Up
Portland Ring Bid

Harry Hansen. matchmaker, and
Joe Woods. secretary - the Port.
land boxing commission. made the
trip up from Portland 60 sec the
smell Murphy scrap last Tuesday.
Hansen has offered Joe Waterman
a i1.rouud main event with any
l22 pound opponent. but Smell left
for his home AZ pcshasrin. where
he Will Est deserved rest
DURING the past two months Smell
has boxed California Joe Lynch.
Tod Morgan twice. Vic Foley and
dynamite" Murphy The Peshas.
tin powcr.housc has drawn two OF
the biggest houses Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29

NNFN NNHNNH NaaA.H va
and ran them ragged up and down
tho hills surrounding the springs,
and it's q good thiug be had them 20
shape because they didn't have a
chance 10 really get in condition IN
San Bernardlno, where fbe quarters
and the weather we're bad
Hut Killsfer viii pass up the jaunt
10 Elslnore this year and has ordered
all u the players 10 report 20 him
az Santa Maria. where The Tribe will
train this spring, on February Is.
This date IL nearly a week earlier
than the usual starting time. altho
aan Francisco usually gets an early
start IN order 10 have the Seals In
shape for the heavy schedule Of *.
hibltion games they play each spring
with major league clubs.
Reports have II that the accommo.
dHtious AZ Santa Maria are good and
that the weather there In March Is
uniform md that the Indians can
depend upon a good spring camp
Poor conditions az san Bernardino
put the team IN bad way and y
wasn't until two or three weeks after
the season had started last year
that the Redskins started 10 play
real ball. In spite Of their late start
the Tribe kicked thru and won the
flag n they had done better during
the first two weeks they would have
finished much farther out In front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
"RED" kELLEFER IS PASSING UP ELSINOF
Ring Bill to
Come UpLater

OLYMPIA. Dan - The no..
round boxing biB, iathrrFd iu the
house rs. Representative Charlie
Moran and Ralph Douglas. %
King Is dead fur thiz session 30
sponsors believed TODAY Thty
aN H9VrNrJ that 81 will br
pushed thru t6 "a vote at the SO
,fmber session. with minor
changes The ban has wun eouaid
rrable support and looks likely 10
ra-v.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
HERMAN vs.. GIBBONS

DETROIT. Jan % Rios follow.
cra were speculatins today on the
possibility Of Tiny Tim Herman.
Omaha heavyweight, staying the
limit IN his i0round bout with
Tom Gibbons Friday niEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
O'Connell Demanding Immunity
Nav Block Ball Investigation

California would turn over for
criminal trial a popular young
stcr who II looked upon rather
generally n the goat.
Another angle In the cnAs IL that
o'Connell might be able to repudiate
his confession In the transcript Of
the testimony made public by Ian.
dis. O'Connell's full confession was
not included. note explaining that
q stenographer was not present when
he told the commissioner his story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Stanford Has
Good Defense

Stanford's basketball team has
a wonderful defense. and this
fact Was testified 10 In the ~.
cent game with the University
Of Nevada. Nevada mbdo only
one field goal. that being late
iu the second half
However, snnfurd's play must
have been rough, ss NVYada bad
&c free throws but made only
10 u them Ernie Soycru. DIVA
and Ted Shlpksy were remoy 81
from lhe game with four per
sonAi fouls each stanford wun
The game. rs 10 Il:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Won Elm and Hunter
Lose to Engiishmen

LOS ANGELES. Jan. zo.-Abc
Mitchell and George Duncan dc.
feated Willie Hunter and George
Won Elm over tho Brentwood Coun-
try club COURSE In a ss.hole match.
4 and ,. yesterday. The British
professionals are to play Grant Hal.
stead and Arnold STATE today over
rs holes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Mike YokeI Wins
With TWo Falls

PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. 2g.-Mike
Yokel. light heavyweight wrestler
from Wyoming. down.d Frank PHI.
ing Of Canada in two straight falls
here last night Yokel took ont with
a shor-leg scissors OF his own In.
vention and the other with half.
nelson and crotch hold
Robin Reed. Olympic champion In
his class, wrestled to draw with
Jimmy Anderson in the prclimnarios.
Reed weighed LA TO Andcfson's l5i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
FRAY IL
NEEIIE ID

Much depends upon Dick Fmyn's
ability 10 cover The floor tomorrow
night az the veteran forward q
the bulWuri ~ the defense Ne has
bccn troubled with an injured les
and Washington basketball fans arc
hupiug he viii be an right Friday,
FOR the Huskls- need him ri, bis
t.ert.
a. \. 4. u considerably weak,
cncd by the injuries 10 Steele.
star guard. and DiWocLy. their
biz center. who may not be
aJlr To play. They have good
subs. however, In Eilcrtsou and
Brown.
Washington will start the Friday
game with its regular lineup Fayu
and Hcukrth. forwards. Anderson,
center. and Cooley aud Hale.
guards
Stoldhri. guard. and Rulings
and Baker. forwards. complete the
rest Of tho AEFi- lineup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
City League Lead
Game On Tonight

The strong Hi.stars and Fonda
Glove fives are 10 battle Mt 1870
o'clock tonight on the university
floor for the leadership Of Section II.
Of the City Basketball league. In
the second game OF the evening the
Ballard Commercial Club tangles
with the spalding five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
BroDn's Shot Wins
for Oregon Aggies

CORVALLIS. ore. Jan. ga
sho, by Brown. O. a. c. forward. In
the last seconds OF the game. gave
the Angles si-;o-2s victory over
Montana here last night The two
teams played furious basketball thru.
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Kid Kaplan Signed
for Oakland Scrap

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81
kid" Rnplan. worlds teathcrwslght
champion. will meet Johnny Farr In
Oakland on February IS In 10.
round bout, u was announced yestcr.
day by Promoter Tommy simpson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Frank Farmer to
Box in Olympia

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2l-Fr ran X
Farmer. Tacoma heavyweight. meets
Young Peter Jackson. colorrd. ia
the main event 81 the smoker 20 be
held az the Armory here Thurs
day might, In the semi.windup.
Norman Wilson and Casey Reed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
BIG 0. A. c. FLOOR MAY HAMPER HUSKIEs
Aggies Dangerous When
IN Their DUN Gymnasium,
Much Depends Upon Dick Frayns Ability to Cover
Floor in Friday Game; Beavers Weakened; Hus-
kies Play Willamette Tonight Oregon Saturday

HE Washington basketball team. with five
straight victories is opening its first road
trip with Willamette at Salem, Ore, tonight
and the game ought TO be romp for the
Huskies.
But tomorrow night is something else
again.
The Huskies face the Oregon Aggies in
their home gymnasium at Corvallis, and the
floor there is the biggest one In the North
west. with the possible exception Of the new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
WHITMAN WINS

SALEM. Ore. Jan. s.-The Whit.
man missionaries came out victorious
in a close basketball game here last
night. defeating Willamette univer.
sity % 10 %. The lead switched back
and forth turnout the Eame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
BI AYERS
SHOW CLASS

Thc Beavers showed they have
class by winning four straight
games on the road after losing 20
Washington here
saturday night the HuskIe7 jump
over 10 Eugene 70 play Oregon. The
wcbfootcru being tied az present
vith Washington Tor the lead with
five straight wins u will D. Tho
first test for the Oregon quintet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
F1.nMERs X. O. WINNER

BOSTON. Jan. sq.-TiEer Flowers.
Atlanta middleweight, stopped Tom.
my Robson. Boston. in the eighth
round The referee stopped the bout
to save Robson from more punish.
meat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
IINFIEID LOSES

FOREST GROVE. Ore Jan. %
Pacific university outclasscd Lin.
field college here last night at bas-
'kctbail in game which ended %
to Is.
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70
spriuE taInls,
trips
H'd can.y
wso Tor ysan Ia,
Lssa ths ou,s,,
ING umpire smsrs
the clsvsisat
amafeurE VII
tour The su,.
afth me ina,s.
For r. NUM-
" years h h..
been cusiom.r,
fo malorieaEe
umpire % be A.
signed 70 ss
club thai fs5.,f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Pancho Villa
Depends Upon
His Left Hand
Flyweight King Is Great
Puncher With South
paw Duke
BY JOE WILLIAMS

llOtt RHnt d a.
villa has plenty
az it Action The
little brown man
frum the Philip
pines teens with
o. Couple these
two qualities Ia
the betting aud
you have his
formula the why
ana wherefore Or
his standing as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
BILLY WELLS WINNER

OAKLAND. Jan. 2s.-Pete latt'
OF Scranton. Pa, lost decision -
10 rounds last night to Billy WeiS'
British welterweight champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Battery Men
Report With
Rest of Team
Seattle Manager to Have
All Men Report at San
la Maria Earlier

or years "Hed" KIl.
lefer has had Dis
pitchers and catchsr
20 thu q week ~
conditioning al Eisi-
more, a hot springs iu
California before O..
porting with the
regulars foF spring
training
BE had tho battery
.... d.. H.aH 4s#F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29

an official such an asslFnms,f
meant that for s.z weeks IN NJ
spring the umpire eoud l!ys ss5
travel with the team 10 which ).
was assigned
In no profession more than n
umpIring does familiarity make q,
contempt.
In a great many case The spnns
training assignment has worked !
hardship on the umpire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29

much OF the time. If they
once get ahead at Corvallis
they're doubly dangerous,
The AEEsc sym Is al least % feet
longer Than lbs varsity court here.
and b. considerably wider
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
mpiring in
Spring Games
Big League Officials OFF,.
Ruin Season by WorkiD n,
in Camp Games
By BILLY EVANS

THE Cleveland tassiail "a,
1 adopted a step in tie rrs, :
rrcl.o1 relative 10 The umpl,,..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Umpires Get In Bad

THE assignment has always car.
L ried with Il a GUARANTEES d,
from $500 70 81, 900 and All expenv.
for five or six weeks work.
However. ] have always fel, TIA,
the spring training trips misi;
make much more than that amount
Of trouble for the umpire after h.
season started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29

I have never fancied IN.
spring training n-ips. Durin.
my - years connection yi,h
the American league I have al
ways turned down such Offers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
LETTER FOR Purcell

There is letter on tho sporting
editors desk for Frank Purcell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29

Montana gym Inc NorNahS toor may SERIOUSLY hhulCAp
the Washington five because OF the peculiar offensive OF
the Agges which wasn't OF much here when the Husky
oense Speeded up But the Beavers get possession of the
ball great deal and by their system of floor work keep 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29

Recently President IIeydlcr Of
the National league came out
strongly against the practice Of
major league umpires working
spring games.
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cause ne b elernally ON the az,
srrssiyc and because De hits faster
with lea hand than any little
man the game has SET produced
villa deserves 60 rank with tho
ellie
Like most fighter, who grt
anywhere, Villa, b~st weapon
/, his lett let him tell you
about u. and note carefully,
please. the writer's faithful al
hrrence Co the native dialect.
My hest punch They Is two ~
them. II IS what you call the dou
bic left. First I hook 90 the hody
and then with tho same movement
] hook 20 the jaw
Stopped Buff
VILLA knocked out she aEsd
v Johnny Buff with double
left That was the night, that put
him in the fancy pictures and
brought about the subsequent match
with Jimmy Wilde. the outcome %
which made a Far Fast athlete
champion ring man for the FIRST
time In history
4 surprised the Buff. Villa re-
lates. when I hooked him 10 tho
stomach he expected me 20 step
back and do something else BUT I
no step hack lpleaso follow the din.
lectl. instead hook him 90 the
chin with the same hand, and al
most the sans movement, and the
Buff. him drop dialect is not really
hard TO master n one works az u
long enoughi TO the mat and l know
] have him the whipped
First Punch Beat Wilde
VILLA thinks the first punch be
V landed heat wilde. ~ WIS
left 10 the body. as soon as hit
the Wilde with that punch hr
cliuched and I could feel his fingers
pressing hard against ms arm, as
II he was afraid to let SO. say
TO myself. Pancho you win EN- the
nght and you win 'em easy. be-
sorra,"
villas real name l. Francisco
TTingson. He wa, born Fl years
ago in the city Of Iloilo. where
the maD-eating Iloilos come
from. After two years la grade
school he ran away from home
and went to Manila. where he
made new friends.
Returning 10 school, he went out
for the baseball squad and made il.
Soon ne was the star % the team
and was elected captain. Aftcr the
games there would be boxing. Pan
cho went In for that also. and pres.
emily became the school champion.
one Pasquito Villa. a professional.
took the Md in hand and taught
him the ms and outs. a little over
two years ago Paneho fought his
first professional fight. meeting one
Kid Moro. Since then he has fought
all the little men in the game and
has been beaten by only one man.
FRANKIE Geuaro. holder OF the Amer.
can fyweight championship.
Easy Come, Easy Go
VILLA, however. tells you Genaro
has never beaten him. Il win
au three matches from the Gcnaro.
do all the advancing. He do all
the retreating. How can you win
'en the decision running away7"
I'VE feel that we really MUST go in
,or diaiset.inE in n serious wayn
villa Is literally worth his
weight in gold. His fights and
theatrical engagements have q.
yielded him more than n quar-.
ter of a million dollars. But
the other part Of the story Is
that he Is free spender.
Breaking 81 900 bills to pop the
eyes Of walters is one Of his
whims.
II live but the once, as you tell
EN-" says Pancho. II like not the
money itself. like what him buys -
Washington telegraph., 1925-01-23
III DRIVES OUT WORMS

The surest sign Of worms III
children is paleness, lack of ir-
terest in play, fretfulness, va
riable appetite, picking at the
nose and sudden starting in
sleep. When these symptoms
appear it is time to give