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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-04-17
HOW TO SOLVE A CROSSWORD PUZZLE

in
Wills sbothx
lis ndcat by VIII
the
right numb
to he
words used
obsolete
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-04-17
Fridays Food.

It seems wise even in homes where
he meatless day is not observed, to
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28

/ iingles foneticamente hablando
cuando hagais 10 que yo hice.
Estudiar constantemente. Y luego
cruzar los siguientes mares: el del
dolor, el del infortunio y el Allan
tico y estudiar algo ALA en- esa
Universidad de Columbia que es
gloria de America Y tambien glo-
ria de la juventud del n1undo. En-
tonces y solamente entonces como
cereis ingles foneticamente ha-
blando.
va el inteligente leetor sabe al
go aeerca de las bellezas de esta
cbra. Restame ahora darle un
consejo al autor a la companfa
editora de este famoso libro.
Esta obra como las que he cri-
ticado anteriormente tiene algu-
nos defectos en- la pronunciation
de algunas palabras que deben
corregirse en- su futura edici6n
para el beneficio del educando que
tanto lee la famosa obra.
Los errores Que deben corregir-
Sc son los que siguen:
(a).-En la pagina SO de la
obra la cual yo hago referencia,
hallareis la palabra garden. FL
error que Sc ha cometido en- esta
palabra consiste en- que el autor
suena La "e" siendo mudo dicho
sonido. .(vease la pagina 100 del
Diccionario Fonetico del Professor
D. Jones).
(b)-En la pagina 60 de la
ndsma obra podeis hallar la pa
labra emphasis. FL defecto en-
esta palabra consiste en- que la
"a" de dicha palabra no tiene el
sonido de "ei'' scgdn nos dice el
autor. (Vease la pagina 126 del
citado diccionariol.
lc).-En la paglna W de la ce-
lebre obra del senor Palenzuela Y
Carreno podra ell que lea esta obra
hallar la palabra Italian. Sue
rase ell primer sonido como "ai"
siendo la pronunciation de este So
nido completamente erronea por-
Que ell primer sonido de esta pa
labra tiene el sonido de "i'', debil-
mente pronunciada.
r. Brgtguerds Rodriguez.
(Continuara)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28
Ell MAS GRANDE SANTA.
RIO DE LA EPOCA

CHICAGO, Sept. 26 Omitted
Press) Ell Canal de Panama es
un monumento a la salud publica.
Un monumento que ha sido he.
cho possible por un honbre, VIM.
Crawford Borgas, medico general
del ejecjto americana durante la
guerra mundial Ell titulo de ME
dico del Universe" demuestra CO.
mo Sc lie apreciaba en- su pals y
en- el mundo entero.
El general Borgas libro a la
humanidad de uno de sus mas I'M
placables enenigos, la fiebre anna
rilla. Sir William ]. r. Simpson,
ha dicho 'Considero a Borgas el
mas grande sanitario de este 81
glo."
Ell dia tres de octubre Sc cum
PIE eI aniversario de este gran
hcmbre de ciencia que evidente-
mente ha salvado el mayor mime
70 de vidas en- el mundo.
"Sus servicios la humanidad
no podran ser oIvidados janlas"
fue ell comentario de Woodrow
Wilson al discutir su obra.
Borgas fue un apostol de la
,,,ad;e;no nravan+iva F1 SUMO do
minar al mosquito, ese enemigo
terrible de la raza blanca en- los
tr6picos. Sus metodos tendran ca
da vez mas importancia, seglin
aumente la pobiacion en- las zonas
templadas y Sc haga necesario
.recurrir a ellos para combatir la
enternedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28

Tar pronto como otras marcas
de carros que incorporan ahora en-
su motor, adelantos que tiene ell
Chrysler Six haCe mas de dos amos,
traten de acercarse 81, ell Chrysler
Six Sc alicia mas y mas de eIlos con
las nueyas cualidades, mayor fuer-
"a, mas rapida aceleraci6n, etc., del
nuevo modelo Chrysler Six.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-28

lHa paseado usted por las orillas
del mar cerca de un Faro? Sabe
usted el peligro que nsted CORE.
Vea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
kING rnININ mnNIE

On Sunday afternoon 90 members
% the Alpha chi Omega sorority ~
The University ~ Washington gave
the old people % the King County
Home wonderful entertainment.
Tomorrow afternoon they will be
entertained by the Blind Radio F1ye
orchestra, which viii dispense a
twc.hour program Of jazz and other
popular music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

-" vsn meet sews drappoint
ueat
a., ,en.re feeling h,uSof blue
,sar plans have am soc side
q, re friend has Showed I'm
tfuc.
,..ura taunE. struEElIn'
!, ,ss tottom 90 the stairs
80 uks sunt ~ sunshine
!" :, a know that someone oarcs
...,se who can appreciate
-. efforts when he tries;
....s. Who seems 90 undvrsiand,
"a - can sympSthise
s...,s.s who often wonders
MN away how 3, fares
-, happy just the moment
-, NJ know that someone
CARES
al. world Is NOT an sunshine
Nav DAYS dark clouds disclose.
o., Is a cross FOR every Joy tell,
re,-e Is thorn for every rose.
n, ne cro,S is not 80 Ericvous,
n, me thorn the rosebud wears,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Big Dividends From
Toronto Convention

TORONTO. Ont. March g=To.
ronto received large dividends during
1894 on the money Il spent Ia bring
ing conventions 90 this city ana en-
tertalnInT them while here, The
money spent To this way was 10000,
According 10 The HI'0ial report 81
tho Toronto tourist bureau l0l con.
yrntlons were held here. attended by
1886 people. who stayed an aver.
age ~ three days in the city and
spent approximately &i.ssl,b50 This
means a return u $40 for every dol
lar spent on those conventions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
King States Big
Geographic Meet

Under the auspices Of tho sing Of
Egypt and the patronage Of The In
tsrnatioual Geographic union. an IN.
ternatl0nal geographic congTsss win
be held 10 Cairo during the coming
year Through the department Of
state. the interior department. bureau
Of education has beed asked 10 eE.
tend Invitations % Institutions Of
higher learning to send representa-
tlyes. Many similar oonEresses have
been held. the tenth was IN Rome
ln 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
WOULD TRADE WORK FOR BED
AND SEWING MACHINE

Dear Doctor, read in Tho star
every week Of The wonderful work
you are doins. and tho way you
help people. 80 am asking you u
you win help mcf
am IN need Of a b~d and mat.
trcss and sewing machine. and as I
have several children 20 sew Tor. !
thought you might b. able 10 set
me in touch with someone who has
a sewing machine or b~d who will
allow me- TO pay for them b doing
washing. ironing or cleaning.
am. yours truly.
MRS. r..
ca plti.Aszs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
SnuTINS' CIRCULATING
aIIHRARN

The Sunshine Guild viii operate a
circulating library Tor shutins and
would appreciate books ~ fiction.
or any other literature or good
reading matter Anyone wishing 10
donate may leave them 90 tf5 s6t4
ave. Phone IA q 6T0t. ste s0th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY

Perfect fabrication Cycol Motor Oil gives per.
feet motor fabrication. 1t is made by the most
advanced refining processes. 1t maintains an oil
tight piston seal. Better compression and better
engine performance follow. In order to get the
best results use the MOTORMATES, Associated
Gasoline and Cycol Motor Oil, in combination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
FoRGETME-NoT CLUB DANCE

Last week we were In error in
saying that the Allah Social club
was giving benefit dance. We
should have said that the Forget.
Sic. Not club IL giving the dance and
card party AZ the Lonesome club
hall Monday. March rs. Tho hall.
employees and orchestra have been
donated. Proceeds will go TO char
ry. This splendid organization from
time 20 time viii give like enter
talnmsnts TO assist shut-ins and
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
HIS SHtrIN Panty

shut ms. DO you know that a
committee composed OF Qulnt WI,
uanls. n " Gran and Phillip PM.
sf'ic =. - % r.. arc lying
awake niEhts 60 find ways aud
means 20 make the Elks party for
the shut-ins che bikEest thrill you
ever had, All Seattle shut.ina are
invited 10 attend hut you must rcE.
isisr - calling a pItlts.s 30 that
csrs may be sent for you. Don't
forsrt the date. March rs, 1885.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
Over Five Million
Tons of Coal Mined

EDMONTON. AHA March s--A-
bsrta's total coal production Tor the
year 1894. despite the seven and a
hair months strike ia the bituminous
mines Of the provinces amounted 20
3. g0g.7lg tons. according 10 figures
compiled b. tbs provincial depart
mont Of mines she total was made
up Of damez.ss output Of a.18g G01
tons. a Hubbirumlnous yield of SOL.
$40 irons and i.Gi5.107 tons Of
bltuminous
star Want Ads can help you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

Admiral Way Garage.
Grafton & Orr.
zaie California.
Alki Garage.
e. II. Manning.
270t Alki.
Arbor Heights Mercantile Co.
Mrs. n. -. Wilson.
55th =. W. and Norfolk.
Arlington Garage.
Post and Madison.
Auburn Service Station.
a. ]. Carlson.
Auburn. Wash.
Auto Park Service Station.
+. Osterhoudt.
Kent, Wash.
Auto Service House.
McCrea & story,
Rcnton. Wash.
bailey. c. T..
3s0l Il. 45th.
Black River Garage,
J. T. Mead.
Black River Junction. Wash.
Bothell Garage,
X. smothers.
Bothell. Wash.
Boyleston Garage.
Arthur Roth.
1917 Boyleston Ave.
Boyaen. Chris.
sTl7 Avalon Way.
Brooklyn Garage.
r. f. Joffnes,
10th and Brooklyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

You may b. interested 20 know
that the "sun-ct MaHEiuo" file b.
sue carries a very good story Of
,hr activities Of your EDITORS work
thru t. department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
L,lErTE roR YEAR.oI.p Cmn.D

We have a complete hyette %
everything that year-oid baby may
need. for worthy. needy child, II
Is handmade and beautiful, Can
you tell me where TO place itf
Phone ca p.il4s.6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
FLOOR SPACE WANTED

We also have an appeal from
bright middlc-aErd blind lady. who
i DESTROYS % finding downtown
floor space. where she may work
and display bead work and other
articles that she makes. Mira. Min,
ME Eakle. he nwd.s6st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
GUM MEErING NOTICE

The next meeting 90 the Sunshine
Guild VIII bc with Mrs Hattie
Jones OF 5.Ol walinEford ave.
March 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
am CIIiISTMNs TREE

The Union Pacific Magazine for
February carries a very fine picture
and article descriptive 81 that won.
derful entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
rs sell Associated Sustained Quality products:

Foster Mercantile Co.
Sallce Bros.
Foster. Wash.
Gatewood Garage.
II. B. Wilson.
Ii13 California Ave.
Grandview Service Station.
Collins & Fletcher
$500 Rainier Ave.
Grange Warehouse, Inc,
Evansville. wash
Granger Motors.
w. l.. krause.
2znd and II. Madison.
Grants Service station,
J. Grant,
Kent. Wash.
Green's Service Station.
Ward NJ. Green.
Kent. wash.
Highway Garage.
Roe g. Reed.
Kent, Wash.
Hin Motor Service.
Morton V. Hin.
seth and Stone Way
Hillcrest Service Station,
Louis Joseph.
Renton, Wash.
Howell & Thompson.
Bellevue and Pine.
Highlands & Jasperson,
Market and Leary.
Kelly. J. H..
Il. 40th and Fifth Ave. n. Il.
Kent Spring Shop,
]. NJ. Marsh.
Kent. Wash.
Kinnoar Garage.
Hugo Graf.
403 Queen Anne Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

Fiuh ave. The lady wboSeta the
chair, Mrs TuppcuEc. 4 most
Sratrful We also appreciate the
loan,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
MmEEL.cnAIR To LoNN

Mrs. Ben Jenkins. .I.s Mob Hil.
has donated a wheci-chair for some
shu,.ip 20 use who Is unable to rent
or bus one. ca pltl-t6s6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

l.. & q. Service Station.
Logan & Griffiths.
Fauntloroy and Alaska
Ialng's Garage.
u. w. Laing.
5ist S. and Judkins.
Lakewood Service Station.
Score 4 Wilson.
5oth S. and Genesee st.
Larncd. c. o,
1924 Falryiew.
Lloyd's Service Station.
l. l.. Marihugh,
Corson & Bailey.
Mack Truck Co,
sol Ninth Avo.
Madison Park Service Station.
II. u. Brinsfield.
42nd and T.. Madison.
Mann's Service Station.
Il. G.. Mann.
Seventh n. L. and L. 45th ST.
Mills Garage,
WIN. Mills.
65iS Ravenna.
Morningside Service Station.
G. l., Dildine.
oath and Victory Way.
Myrtle Street Service Station,
Nichols & Harris,
$3.50 Flora Ave.
National Garage & Service Station
J. II. Schultz.
Rainier and Massachusetts,.
Owl Service Station.
Bruno Hollenbeck.
Isourth and James.
Pacific Hiway Garage.
G.. Robbins,
Pacific Hiway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
BLIND TlPISr WANTS
POSITION

viii you ny and help me secure
a position Tor a young woman who
j. blind and atuugrr within our
gatess sho y an expert typist, can
work by dictation. but prefers the
dletaphouc. Kindly call CA pltl,ts.6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
New Sawmill Town
Expected in b. C.

VANCOUVER. r. g., March G.
Creation 81 a new sawmili town on
tho Fraser river, with a population
Of seys@ hundred n 3liea. Is sH.
pscted 90 result from the purchase
OF nearly two billion feet 81 timber
near Campbell river. Vancouver
Island ~ Biosdel. Stewart and
WEIGH. al 4 figure stated 20 be In
close proximity 20 5000. 900
one New York millinsr has de-
ycl1psd e profitable business b.
renting hats 10 women Tor special
urraHl0uH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
fENLNIE nIRn rnR snrrIN

ANY shut,iu who would like a fe,
male bird, call a pitit6g / have
two birds Tor scod home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

Terminal Garage.
Sohaal & Lynch.
"a jackson ST.
Union Motor Company.
II. L. Nelson,
Fifth and Bell.
Valley Service Station,
]. r. Solely.
a072 Rainier Ave.
viaduct Service Station,
G. F. Chichester,
Auburn. Wash.
Victory Way Service Station,
l. ID. Patterson,
Lake Forest Park.
Wallace Grocery,
w. l.. Wallace.
s501 Fifth Ave.
Weitz Garage.
32i 18th Ave.
West Side Agency,
1908 Alaska.
West Woodland Garage,
Showve 6 Clark,
1908 Woodland Park Ave
Westlake Garage.
Mathieson & Constable,
Ninth and Lenora.
White Garage.
Third and Stewart.
Wildwood Garage,
Honnold & Graf.
1886 Rainier Ave.
Wilson Service.
III. b. Wilson.
6056 California Ave.
Witherbee Service Station,
Lew Witherbec.
Fifth and Virginia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

And The hu1gn Is the lighter,
When wSknow that someone
yarra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

Park Garage.
r. b, Kenyon.
1909 Beacon.
Peoples oiling Station.
J. S. Peoples.
Si2 Sixth Ave.
Pctrie's Service Station.
VIM. Petrie & Son.
Fifth S. and Dearborn.
Pullen Garage.
Perez Pullen.
goth and +. Madison.
Queen City Motors Co.
4O3 Ravenna Blvd.
Rays Service Station.
r. II, Pottingill. IS
$50 Roy st.
Renton Tire Shop.
G.. w. Bennblossom,
Renton. Wash.
Rhoades & Pate.
10th and T.. Mercer.
Ridgemont Garage.
Holman & Ewings.
SOS Greenwood.
Service Garage.
II. d. Weber.
Renton, Wash.
South Park Service Station,
Frank Kucera,
South Park.
Stadium Service Station,
w. l. Norman,
1901 10th Ave. n. +.
Sunset Hill Service Station.
Andy Johnson,
s05S w. 65th st.
Terminal Garage,
AL Olson.
Auburn, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

eruptiOns and beautify your
complexion with SIS.
DIMPLES are the first thing one
/ notices In another persons
face. 1t IL too often cruel in its
misjudgment. 1t judges from what
It sees ON the outside. Pimples are
easy to get rid Of. More red-cells!
That f. what you need when you
see pimples staring at you in the
mirror. Red-cells mean clear. pure.
rich blood. They mean clear, rud-
dy. lovable compilations. They
mean nerve power. because all
your nerves are fed by your blood.
They mean freedom forever from
pimples. from blackhead pest. from
boils, from eczema and skin erup-
lions; from that tired. exhausted.
rundown feeling. Red-blood-cells
are the most important thing In tho
world to each OF us. SIS. will aid
Nature In building them for you!
SIS. has been known since 1926
az one OF the greatest blood.build-
ers, blood.cleansers and system
strengtheDers ever produced. Start
taking SIS. today. It's medicinal
ingredients are purely vegetable.
= S. S. S. IL sold at all good
drug stores Ia two sizes. The
~ larger size 10 more economical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06
THANK VOL

The wiIcel.ehair asked for BY the
vincent's home has bcen donated by
The Miller Transfer Go. Of legi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

Brewers Service Station,
l.. a. & l.. l.. Brewer.
18th N. w. and w. e5th.
Bungalow Service Station,
Flack & Dietrich.
klburn. Wash.
Caller Service station.
j. A. Caller.
Ninth and Seneca.
Cascade Garage.
l. +. Winkler.
1901 W. 10th.
Cedar Garage.
Zbindcn Bros,
1914 Fourth Ave.
Central Chevrolet Co.
1890 Broadway.
luliilaH bullulllk 'fdi dAN'
Schaal a Lynch.
Si2 Westerii Ave.
Colonial Garage.
J. a. Boyd.
1915 Eighth Ave.
Crystal Garage.
Rich & Denning.
2i0G Second Ave.
Des Moines Auto Co.
Des Moines. Wash.
Diamond Garage.
Il. o. Berggren,
32ij Eastlakc.
East Hill Garage
Sorenson q Sons,
Kent. Wash
Elliott Ave. sicryi1a Station,
Jordan G. HutcHinson.
1919 Elliott Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

There's double saving in buying Associated
Sustained Quality Gasoline with Associated
Oil Company Scrip Books. You get dis
count equal to saving of one cent on every
gallon of Associated Gasoline. You also get
a perfect balance of the essential qualities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-06

easy starting, complete combustion, and
more miles to the gallon
Associated Oil Company Scrip will be ac>
copied by all Associated Oil Company service
stations and all dealers showing Associated
Oil Company sign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

Charles MotherEole OF East Hamp.
ton was the firt man eliminated.
picking up his ball after a few dlsas.
trous holes.
Bobby Jones finished with a morn.
ing card OF II while Hagen turned
in a ~.
Jones had the best Of the early
play but at the 10th hole his star
began TO fan and by the 18th he
was slamming his clubs into his
bag and showing his temper. He
quletod. however. after the 18th and
shot a birdie on the 18th.
Francis Gallctt Of Milwaukee
turned in one OF the best cards
OF the morning. a "a. and Mike
Brady OF the Winged Foot club
had r.
worcesters traps and long dog
leg holes and tho heat were taking
their toll and a majority Of the
scores were above expectations.
Jack Forester. Hollywood. was
one OF the first 10 turn IN a good
card. His II was low for a while.
with Bill Kline OF Garden City pro
ducing n a..
Morning scores included: f. d.
Sawyer. Los Angeles. s7.sT-75; Joe
Novak. Berkeley. 37-Io-7T
with Jones In the ruck and Ha-
gen one over par. Bill Mehlhorn's
chances became apparent. The Chi
cage golfer had the best drive OF
the morning at the first hole and
scored a birdie four on the $40.
yard second hole. Mehlhorn was
paired with Joe Kirkwood. the Ans
tralian trick shot artist, who dis
iinguished himself by taking nine
at the second, sending two ice shots
out into the roadway on the right.
Mehlhorn had run OF fiyes, hos.
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Brooklyn Y
Suim Squad
" I'LL Enter

Indications Tuesday afternoon
that the swimming team of the
Brooklyn Y. NJ. c. a. would send a
fun team to the National a. A. u.
meet here in July, were strong, MS
Norman Bartols. president OF the
local association. received n letter
from Bryant NodInc, coach OF the
Brooklyn club, TO that effect.
Walter Spence. who sprnng from
an unknown swimmer TO one OF
national prominence as n result OF
hts showing in the indoor meet In
San Francisco, IN member of the
Brooklyn organization and will come
to Seattle for the gathering. Spence
gained famo by breaking the worlds
breast stroke record In San Fran.
cisco. then winning the pentathalon
and being high point winner OF the
tourney against such stars MS
Johnny wcismulIcr and Arno Borg.
Entry blanks will be sent out
Friday OF this week for the swim.
ming meet and a good line on the
entriea should be made soon.
Meanwhile progress with the
handling OF the tournament Is pro.
crossing rapidly here, according to
Norm Bartels, and arrangements are
being completed for the staging OF
the biggest swimming attraction
ever held in Seattle
Tho Brooklyn winged "Y'' sent
but two or three men to the Frisco
indoor championships but the wide.
ly hcraldcd event that Will he staged
here Ia attracting much larger
number of nationally mou $
Aquatic stars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03

ball hard and often since.
Yesterday he drove out a triple
on his first time at the plate tina,
fairly smoked. II sailed on n line
over Bill whaley's head In center.
field and the Angel outfielder didn't
have a chance TO get under the ball.
Later in the game he busted another
line drive 10 right field for single.
The best part OF his hitting is that
he has been clicking the ball with
men on the bases and that's when
hitting counts.
Herman has taken care of the first
base position in good style and II he
keeps up this pace with the willow
''Red" Killefcr viii have few worries
over first base for the res, OF tho
season.
Herman has looked none too good
against ieft-handed pitching. how.
ever. and killefcr may use a shift
there with wronghanders working.
letting Ted Baldwin cover the has In
those games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
In the Majors

Yesterdays hero-Ty Cobb. veteran
manager Of tho Detroit Tigers smashed
homer in the niEth inning. beating
tho White Sex rs 60 Is.
Bob Nrusei accounted for 4 runs with
two homsrs and gave Tho Yanks an s
TO victory over the Senators
Ccchrsne's single with the bases filled
scored three runs and started the Ath-
letlcs 10 10 to win over the Red
Sox.
Art Nehf Lost control In the 18th in
ming with the bases filled and forced in
tho run that enabled the Robins 10 bear
tho Giants s to 8.
Gaston's double with the bases loaded
scored three runs and helped MIN win
his own game for the Browns against
the Indiana. 10 Z
Jim Botiomley hit two homers. the
first vito the bases filled. and the Cards
beat tho Reds. TO :.
Hcnlino's homer with two on was the
only good poke the PhlIiiea could get
off Genewich and the Braves won. i.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
ny ALEX c. ROSE

Mrs. Walter Purscy scored big
surprise In tho first round OF the
womcns city championship ut Inglo-
wood Tuesday when she totalcd
u three UP and one to play
victory against Mrs. G. G. Cary, tho
defending champion. Mrs. Pursey
led at tho ninth hole, two up, and
was never headed.
Tho results OF tho other first
round matches were as follows:
Mrs. Young defeated Mrs. Van Pat
ten, five and four; Mrs Jackson
beat Mrs. Langley, six and five;
Mrs Brldgman scored n five and
three victory against Mrs, Loman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-03
Angel Infield Slow

r Asst week Seattle saw the best
IL inlieid in the Coast league, the
Frisco Seals having one OF the most
powerful quartets in the history OF
the circuit.
Los Angeles has good pitch
Ing. but the outfieid comes In
for special praise.
The Angel fiyehasers aren't the
best defensive combination in the
league. but when II comes TO hitting
they don't have to take u back seat
for any Of them.
waIIy Hood. BIZ whaley, shag
Hoar and Clarence Twombly are all
good hitters and they'll make the
pitchers moan plenty before the year
Is over