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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Way to Keep Fourth
EdItor M san:

Editor Tho Star:
You know. July 4. 1923. falls
on sunday. Custom " 10 cele.
bratc on either Saturday or
Monday.
Why not let all other Sound
cities celebrate on Saturday and
Seattle on Monday
Let the vessels OF the navy
call Mt tho other ports Satur.
day and Saturday night. and
assemble and pass thru tho
locks here Sunday morning into
Lake Washington.
Sunday afternoon have the
vessels steam along the west
side OF the lake to Rcnton and
north along tho cast shore TO
Sand Point. Then. on tho south
trip, have some OF the ships at
Sand Point. Laurelhurst. Mndi.
son park. Leschi. Seward park.
Rainier beach, Taylor, Rcnton,
Kirkland and Junnita.
I, II. WILSON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Explains Bombing

Editor The star;
You do not seem 10 approve
OF people who bombed the house
OF n man suspected OF selling
liquor
1heir action war perfectly
logical Any person who thinks
!, Is HIS duty TO get laws paHaod
that win dictate 30 others how
they shHll 1.-Two their lives would
naturally have no scruploa
about what methods arc en-.
ployed 20 enforce them.
n. c. CROCKETT.
siT Madison 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Coop to Aid Farmers

Editor The star
You know. wouldn't 10 sur.
priaed II We hicks out In tho
sticks might not be ablc TO
worry thru without having. tho
constitution made over. or tho
communists come 20 the rescue.
She's been tough five years
for the farmer. We huns with
ba,ed breath C5ai, is tho ono
thing We generally get hung up
on in politics. for years. wait.
ing for congress to come to tho
rescue. Wo had farm blocs
and farm hlockheads in con.
greNs, but somehow tho little
old mortgage stili pursued US.
Now / guess we're getting
somewhere all by ourselves;
we've made "A start at quitting
to br "a mob.
They just had a general meet.
Ing OF tho co.ops the other day.
and $4,000 came In under one
tent, instead OF stringing all
around the lot in a batch OF
NANCY. widowed side-shows
tents and each trying to Guido
the other.
We tried politics and wo OK.
perlmentcd with tho tariff. wo
sought to make over the finnn.
cial system and wc tried ap.
pealing 20 tho sense Of Justice
OF the consumer. We tried fer.
tilizer, and we tried dynamite.
and We tried Christian humility,
but now some $4,000 OF ua are
trying tho simple littlo scheme
Of getting together and making
farm selling n business. like tho
business OF any other big man.
ufacturing concern.
WILLIAM DENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

You can get an answer TO
L any question OF fact or In
formation by writing Tho Seat.
tie Star Question Editor. 1872,
New York ave. Washington.
ID. c.. and incloaIng 2 cents In
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies. conf.
Dental. All letters must bs
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
The Real KnLne

ORVlLLE WRIGHT will give the first
" successful Wright airplane to the
British government because. he SAYS,
American Institutions will not take proper
care of il.
Probably he is right America is
young nation and has not yet learned the
fine art of reyerlng relics of the past.
Which is not serious. IL is far better
we give full attention TO the airplane Of
the future than TO the plane of the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
/? :? Answers to Your Questions !? !?

Q. What is the largest inland lake
In the world?
a. Lake Saperssa ~ has an area
81 5000 square miles. Lake Chad
III Africa sometimes corcrs q tridcr
area after long continued rainy
season. but u does not acreage as
great an area as Lake Superior.
@. what passenger liners have a
gross tonnage OF 10000 tons and
over7
A. The LeUidthdn. Majestic. Aqui-
tani1. Beren0arid and Olympic.
@. When was the capital Of India
changed from Calcutta to Delhi?
A. In 1919. the latter being form
cd info separate territory under
chief commissioner.
@. Is Ukraine a part Of Russia :?
A. Ukraine Is still part Of
larger Russia. being ono Of tho
linton Of soriet SociaIistic Repub-
ftCS- itS OJltCNA HuHtc ~ INfuHS
Socialist soriet Republic" ~ Is.
ho,1epcr. Independent Of sorict Rus
STA proper.
Q. From what are cocoa and
chocolate made?
A. From cdcao seeds. They arc
screened. roasted and dccorticdtcd.
fhe kernel being kHoicn as cocoa
nibs. About tieo-thirds Of The fat
Is removed and placed on The mar
kct In cakes knotcH as cocoa butter
rhich Is used for cmoIIisnts. The
residue Of The cocoa ntbs Is ground.
bored and sold as cocoa, or Is
pressed into cakes after being
spcctencd and sofd as chocolate.
@. Is Walter johnson, the pitcher
Of tho Washington baseball team,
American born2
A. Yes. he ioos born In Hum
boidi. Kansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

Ing u back. 80 as 10 get Oxygen
into ~ ~ +he fish arc small. 80
can be put In one MIX can.
Q. In II correc, to say 'thc data
have been collsctcd"7
A. Yes. because data Is the plural
form Of the tcord.
Q. What state Is the largest mar.
ket for tobacco7
4. North Carolina. The cities o.
wilson aud Winston Salem being
me ranking cities Of The state IN
this respect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
We Progress

EoRTY engineers meet in convention TO
j. devise means of conquering the Mis-
sissippi.
Even as they planned. the river swal-
lowed their boat and took lives of half of
them.
A few centuries ago this would have
been construed as warning from some
higher power to desist the fight
But not today. The fight to curb the
Father of Waters goes on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Motherhood

GROWN PRINCESS LOUISE of Sweden
~ is about to become mother Instead
Of keeping it secret, the king himself has
proclaimed the news and has asked for
prayers in all churches for his daughter
in-law.
Too often is the tendency in America to
avoid mention of such things.
But motherhood is indeed noble and
prudery should not prevent honoring it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Models
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND models plan to organize
- to combat popular misunderstanding
amout them.
What is your mental reaction on the
subject of models? actresses? travelling
statesmen?
If you classify morals by occupations,
You confess to an amazing-tho truly too
common-lack of mental industry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
WAsHINoToN. May .i.-Tho

w W. fA's "@} 81 ~"
w only woman IA tho world
In her profession
That's Mrs John u. Hender.
son Of Henderson Castle. tho
huge rcd stone structure on
18th e.. oldest building In
Washington.
Mrs. Henderson q housing eI.
pert 10 nations, shs designs
and builds embassies for tho
world.
Long ago. when Mrs. Hcndcr.
ron came 60 Washington as tbs
bride % Senator Henderson Of
Missouri. she tem IN love with
NcFiIian nun. one OF tho high.
ca, points In the city. with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Favors More Boxing

Editor Tho star:
notice tho ladies' societies
in the state OF Minnesota arc
now asking Tor tho old games TO
return. That means prizo fight.
ing with the others
They cay that they arc get
ting tired Of looking nj tho
sleepy. drowsy people on tho
streets IN such a fine city as
Minneapolis.
II looks about the same way
IN Seattle. and We will have to
&C. the same way here before
Ions. c. NORRIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Star Aided Show

Editor The star:
We desire TO thank you for
tho fine cooperation Of The
Star in maltlng tho Third An
nual Spring Flower show an
artistic and financial success.
Many entries OF beautiful
flowers came IN thru tho
splendid publicity wo had and
we expect to have a substantial
balance for The Memorial high
way rs a result OF the fine at
tendance az the show.
ADA LEvERING HANFoRD.
oil Summit Ave.
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Letters STAR TAR Readers
All letters TO The Star have name and address

into the unknown beyond.
who're the iuuumrrahlc dwell.
friends depart tho tomb. then
all q attn save only tho pitt.
fully modulatcd means Of hia
dog, lying with head between
hts paws, ns near as he may
approach his masters place Of
final rest displaying devoted ii.
deity even ia death.
THOMAS BYRON MCMAHON.
fo+7 Arcade Square.
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I Seen by
tn Papers
SEE KITCHEL PIXLEY
Sage OF the Olympics

A DIES MONIES paper says
"A that some Of the Iowa leg.
islnturc wants openin' prayers
censored, chaplain havln' Civ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

Q. How should fish that arc TO be
taken as far as 200 miles be carried7
A. Put them IN large miik cans
in toatcr al loo temperature. and
aerate the teater almost constantly
by dipping mp the toafcr and pour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

cH lnal pouy
a lofthanded
roast on its
child labor at
THU d e, and
yours truly be.
gins to smell
the dawn of
revolution. It's
time that hu.
man lib ~
begun TO func.
ton as the
bulwark, when
even ministers
must 80 thru
"A beauty par.
lnr hnfnrn nm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
A Thought

Speak not evil one Of another,
brethren.--Jns. kill.
WE rarely repent Of sDeaklng
w little. but often Of speaking
too much ruyerc.
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The Seattle Star

et chicago office tie MshsaA
Norkc 10 wsstt TFsu,o
q 81 c1, msnhs Z msnth. IIea
ll0A ny eafIst. city 800 mouth
Milford chronicle., 1925-04-17

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Moore of Mills
bOro spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Moore and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Lawson
entertained over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. William Coffin and family
of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawson
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Moore at MillsborO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hastings and
family called on relatives at Midway
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lawson enter
tanned on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Davis and little daughter of Stock
ley, also Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Mat
thews and family of Melfa, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Johnson, Sr.
Rev. Gunby of Dover motored
down on Sunday morning and prea-
ched a very interesting sermon at
ZOar NJ. E. Church.
Milford chronicle., 1925-04-17
Bills Passed By 1925 Legislature

old records in New Castle county.
No. 100. Making valid deeds with
defective acknowledgements.
No. 2O5. Appropriating $500 an
nually to S. P. c. A.
No. 245. Appropriating $4,000 a
year~for two years to Ferris Indus
trial School as contingent fund.
No. 25S. Appropriatinf $4OO to w.
c. T. U. for soldiers rest room at
Delaware City.
No. 271. Changing name of Kent
County Almshouse to Kent County
Home.
No. 266. Appropriating $4,000 to
Layton Home for Aged Colored PeO-
pie.
House Bills Signed by Governor
Bills signed by Governar to date:
Nos. 81, 81, 80, 40, 80, 100, go, 112,
159, 100, 16, PIT, 1856, 26O, SO, "a, 4,
7, g., 8, 10, IL, -, Is, %, "a, 25, 26, 30,
81, Ga, So, 81, 101, 106, 1O7, ITO, 116,
1875, 1879, ISL, 1852, 1853, 157, 1870, 181,
1872, 1872, 218, 224, so, 81, 1O5, 1O8 122,
146, 1863, 228, 3, 20, Al, 6S, SO, rs, 100,
ia, IFS, $50, 142, 143, 166, 1873, 234,
262, 29O.
Senate Bills.
Nos. 8, 9, IA, 81, 80, 40, 81, IA, 76,
II, Is, 70, 81, SO, 95, 231, SO, Ga, II,
q, 70, 80. "a, IS, Sc, 125, 2O8, PIG, 217.
80, 1, 2, 7, "a, 26, 4, 81, 81, 80, 81,
1873, 3, 25, IS, Al, AZ, AZ, Sc, 81, 81,
IS, 1902, los, 118, 1875, 1877, 100.
Milford chronicle., 1925-04-17
"RatS Pass Up All Other Food For
One Meal of Rat.Snan.0

Their first meal of RAT-SNAP is
their last. Kills in a few minutes.
Dries up the carcass. Rats killed
with RAT-SNAP leave no odor. RAT
SNAP comes in cake form. Break in
to small pieces, leave where rats
travel. No mixing with other food.
Cats or dogs won't touch it. Safest,
cleanest, surest rat and mouse kill
er. Three sizes, Csc, Csc, $1.25. Sold
and guaranteed by the Pierce Hard
ware Company, Milford. Del. a3-4t
Milford chronicle., 1925-04-17

An unusually large number OF
bills were passed by Senate and
House at the one hundredth session
of the General Assembly of Della
ware. Governor Robinson seems TO
have established record for, to
date, he has not vetoed a single bill
that was placed befOr him.
At the end of the session he has
thirty days in which to act on all
hills he has not signed before ad-
iournment and those he does not APP
prove automatically die.
Below is a complete list of all bills
passed by both branches and which
went to the Governor for his cOnsi-
Iteration. Numbers give key to bills
signed.
Milford chronicle., 1925-04-17

No. 4. Authorizes State Board Of
Education to transfer certain district
funds for transportation in case Of
consolidation of school districts.
No. Z. Changes from January to
August the time for the Board OF
Education of a Special School Dis
trict to submit it's budget to State
Board of Education.
No. 8. Changes time from January
to August for trustees Of rural
school districts to submit budget.
No. 9. Gives State Board of Edu-
cation authority to appoint teachers
in districts where local boards fail
to do so by August Is.
No. 10. Abolishes Canterbury
school district.
No. II. Provides for insurance
money collected on school building
burned to be turned into a special
fund for rebuilding school.
No. IL. Provides for money from
sale of any school property by State
Board of Education to be turned into
a special fund.
No. Is. Repeats law appropriating
money to build new school in Can
terbury district which in now con-
solidated with FELTON,.
No. 16. Appropriates $500 for pur-
chase of diptheria anti-toxin by
State Health and Welfare Commits
sion.
No. 81. Makes reading of Bible by
teacher to pupils at opening of
school each school day compulsory.
No. %. Provides for interim Off
GERS in Wilmington in case of dis
ability of regular officers.
No. "a. Amends law providing
pension for widows of Wilmington
police officers killed while in per-
Torrance of duty.
No. rs. EXempts Wilmington from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

TIN Was generous IN hin expressions
OF appreciation regarding the coop.
GRAFTON OF ovcrlakc's angel" Claude
Ramsay. and Claude in turn declared
there would be no such club as
Ovorlakc today had Il not been for
tho organizing ability and the force
fui personality Of Prcxy Martin. They
retired ''ali square
The club In on fine financial foot
Ing and the course. which n situated
on the EAST Bido Of Lake Washing
ton will he thrown open for play
next spring
Frank James, tho wcl-known golf
course architect and builder II in
charge OF building this is-hole links
FOR the Oyrrlako Golf club. That
fact Is enough 10 assure its mem
bsrs Of real golf course as James
h. the king pin Of en- all when It
comes 70 laying out and constructing
links
The frat nine fnlrways have been
cleared ana the green's arc being pre-
pared for seeding. while six fairwaya
on the second nine are being whipped
into Hhapr Glvn Frank James a fGw
more weeks and hen have the full
is-holo layout IN such shape that
tho members viii be itching 90
play over II long before next spring.
Curtis =. Fletcher. formerly Of the
inElewood Country club. has been
named assistant secretary OF over
lake. with offices at lli9 Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
YOUTH MEETS
AGE FOR NET
CHAMPIONSHIP

TRIPLE A. CLUB. st. Louis. No.
i July 1.-THE semi.final round
in the national clay court champions
ship singles matches will be played
off here today, with youngsters and
oldsters vieing for honors.
In one bracket will find Champion
Bill Tilden meeting wray Brown.
youthful st. Louisan, who has been
going in great shape during the
tournament.
The doubles matches include:
Robert and Howard Kinsey. Cali
fornia. VS.. Alfred Chaplin and Sam
Hardy.
Tilden and Sandy Weiner VS.. the
winner of the Josties-Bell and Lott
Bastian matches. -
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kearns Still
Signs Papers
for Dempsey

os ANGELES, July l7.-Jack
IL Kearns, manager OF Jack pemp.
soy, proclaimed TO tho world today
TINT he was stun in charge OF tho
worlds heavyweight title corpora
ton and would sign the dotted lines
Tor any matches the champion
might arrange with Tex Richard
In New York.
kearns made II plain he was not
satisfied with Dempseys indepon.
dencc in arranging tito bouts with
the Eastern promoter.
III the biz fellow things no can
sign n couple OF contracts for him
self without consulting me. he's
all wet" asserted the indignant
manager 'I'vo got contract with
Dempsey that's good as gold and
III dictate the terms on any fight
he may arrange and I'll take my
cut"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

ended y TO ..
Meantime, tho Giants again won
over tho Cards, Z 10 5. Waylhnd
Dean pitching all the way and al
lowing only sevcn hits,
Tho Phillics Jumped two steps
~ the league standing Thurs.
day going from sixth into
fourth place by virtue of Clnr.
cncc Mitchclfs Z 90 shuiout
Of the Cubs. The Dodgers
aided the Phillies BY defeating
the Reds, ) TO 2.
The Athletics were stu three
points ahead OF tho Senators after
Thursdays games. Philadelphia
continued It's successful invasion OF
the West by winning another con.
test from the White sox. this time
By score Or II 10 8. The Senators
sim found Il difficult 70 defeat the
Tigers. but managed Il after 10
innings. winning TO l.
Outstanding in the days left.
handed records was the accom-.
plishment Of the Red sox In
making ) errors In their game
with the Browns. game which
the 81. Louis team took. II to 9.
The Yanks lost another game.
the Indians making up Tor tho re.
sul, OF Wednesday by winning.
II 10 Q.
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Hastings Park
Results

VANCOUVER. Il. c. July IRE
suits Of races held here yesterday Mt
Hastings park are ns follows:
First race. about five furiourn-Chisf
Clerk won Cap and Gown second. Bessie
Mack third Tima--0iss as.
Second race, about five furipnes-aIs-
Make won. Yorkio Prince second: Rivsr-
wood third. Time--0,ks as
Third race. about i've furionEs-Tuia.
mcen KID won Kinolio second Msyfiow-
gr third. Time -0sso LIS
Fourth race. lis mlics-HIEh oiym-
pus won; Myfose second. Lasting Love
third, Time--i.5i -.
Firm race, sii turlonEs-Al Wick won;
MARY Fuller second; Nhpan third. Time
--issb as.
Sixth race. 6 v furlonKs-AurSvolr won;
Uncle Jerry second. Certain Point third.
Time 80 i-b.
Seventh race, 1 mile 10 yarda--oaleta
wons Joe Campbell second, Hot Muffin
third. Tims--ilN 60
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tie fellow, supposedly trying TO take
n pass at HoIbrook, missed Holbrook
purposcly and knocked out the l45.
FOUNDER
Nov imagine little Ias.pounder
4 ' in the ring with giant Of 225
pounds. Here is where the crowd
almost died.
The little fellow resorted en-.
iirely TO footwork and light jab.
bling, as the big fellow was
wearing out so fast. which the
little fellow knew, and the little
fellow hadn't tired himself out
at NIL as he had all his plans
worked out beforehand 10 save
himself.
The contest was finally won by
the little iS3-pounder-th big fel.
low Just sat down on one OF the
ropes and keeled over.
think It was fully five minutes
before we could get the crowd quiet.
This made battle royals very popu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17
BEES VICTORS

SALT LAKE CITY. July 1.-THE
Salt Lake Bees took one game
edge over the Vernon Tigers hero
yesterday by winning, is to Is. Yer.
non rallied In the eighth inning to
score seven runs, but were unable To
win. The score: II. II, Il.
Vernon ..."..,,.........15 rs 0
Salt Lake ...,....".....16 20 o
Batteries-Johuson, Ludolph. swan.
son. pillette and whitney. Ponder,
Stroud. Mulcahey. Piorcy and Peters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-17

weli.balaucsd teams BIN slim. who
pitched for Garfield In tho high
school league. and Johnny Gaffney.
who was with Ballard in the same
circuit viii do the pitching in the
first game of the series.
The series will consis, OF the best
two out OF three games. the second
contest being played week from
Sunday al Garfield. and tho third.
IL necessary. being staged on a ucu.
trail field.
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weighed 226 pounds The others
weighed in at 1875. 1855, l4s and 1873.
They we're all colored boys.
They were all anxious to get the
big fellow out FIRST. II was the
funniest battle royal that was ever
held anywhere in the world. You
would think that the big fellow was
going to knock the little fellows
clear out In the audience. but every
time he came close to one of them,
another would soak him. This. of
course. kept the crowd in n continu-
Gus uproar.
MEANWHILE the littlest fellow
lNl was walking around. making n
study OF all OF them and on several
occasions when he was sure they
wouldn't know that he did II, he
took pretty good punch Mt the
i55.pounder, MS he looked like he
might win Il.
This kept up for several min.
hito' wy Niu'S tNilfN ~ lIuIn
laughing that could not an.
swer the man sitting next 10 me
when he tried TO talk. The PEG.
pie were all leaning sideways,
laughing themselves sick.
Finally the 165-pounder was
knocked out. II remember right.
ly. the little fellow quietly landed
the blow that did the work. This,
of, course, increased the laughter
again.
A LII the time the big 22o.pounder
"a was rushing around like mad
animal, but one Of the four always
managed to hit him before he
could hit them. In another mix.up
the little fellow slipped up again
and down went ono of the other
two.
This left the big fellow and
n 1ib'pounder and the little fel.
low. by this time, Holbrook
was gectting pretty tired. But
when he rushed Mt either one of
the others, we would always
shut our eyes for fear that
he was going TO knock them
out into the audience.
In another mlx-up between Hol,
brook and the lt5pounder, tho lit
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that should be a
real thriller.
Eddie Roberts,
the hard. punchlng
Tacoman, would
give Berco a
whale OF a fight.
Roberts doesn't go
so well with smart
boxers, but with
an aggressive man
like ere OF, he
m a es an ideal
match.
Roberts Is n ter.
rifle puncher with
his right hand,
and 1t was he who
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play field W ~ h
the Independents
playing tn .
Parkland Ath l.
lrtic club for tho
title
Morris. who IN
one OF the best
ell around sport
referees In the
Northwest hand
ling football
basketball and
baseball. viii as
sure good otficl.
atinK for the
series.
T h . I W o
squads playing
In tho flnnln are
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Knocked out Ted Krache, the only
X. o. that the Aberdeen boy ever
took.
Roberts also dropped Krachc cou.
pie Of times in their first Tacoma
fight.
AS Krache Is an even match for
Bercot II stands to reason that Rob.
erts could give Bercot all Of the fight
hc wants.
Roberts and Bercot have never
met in the ring.
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FIVE KAyOS IN CARD

SAN JOSE, Cal. July II. - Five
knockou,s In six bouts livcnod tho
boxing card last night. Battling
Dane stopped Jack Duran in tho
third round of their main event, a
Wild smuggling match.
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visitors stuffed
away their lead
when the Frisco
Seals banged
over nix runs In
a fat ffth In
ming.
Bob Ooary was
sent 10 the show
ers early by the
Tribe: Guy WI
lilo ms south
paved hhut-out
ball the rest OF
the way until the
ninth when Earl
Baldwin hit n
home run into
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refused the bout.
Davis is a wei.
erw Gig hit. and
won't scale much
M ore than i4s
pounds when in
condition.
At 2 p. m. Tues.
day Mccormick
weighed in for his
fight with Joe vii.
son. and tipped the
Fairbanks at 1853
pounds.
Reports were
sent out that
Davis said SIcCor.