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ANDhNAhhEI AbOb DOGOiC n dSE/
return to my boat, for a tornado
was blowing up, and unless | got
away before it burst | might be
a prisoner for many more days.
From early morning the women, in
my honor, had been playing madly
on tOm-tOms and singing shrill
chants Of farewell The entire com
pany Of warriors escorted me TO the
edge of the sand dunes, executing
a wild fantasia in a whirl OF dust
and flowing draperies and .clatter
of accoutroments, sweeping round
me in great circles, forcing their
horses to swerve and swoop and
caracole, and as they rode they
waved their swords and shouted:
Hal Hia! Hal HiaT
Arriving at the sand dunes they
babe me farewell sending only
two of their number 20 escort me
10 the river. The tornado was
nearly upon US. II was almost
dark and only the sagacity Of my
wise old horse saved me from a
variety Of nasty tosses. My guides
we're frightened, not Of any of the
obvious dangers, but of the djins
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for the doorway like a hare for
the thickets.
Don't leave me like thisv'
Oh, he was witch-bound!
He was after her, but she had
reached the murky threshold. An
approaching light leavened the
gloom. Someone bearing candle
was coming from the head of the
unseen stairs toward the turning
where the gallery bent like an
elbow
Wild as soul just torn from
its body, and scarcely aware of the
coming candle-light that made
darkness visible, Sidonia fled cat
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and melted INTO the blackness of
the haunted turret, whose door
stood half open.
Gervais was midway between
the door of the great bedchamber
and the turret's high threshold,
when his shadow, cast forward by
a light at his back, sprawled sud-
denly before him.
"Gervaisw said the honeyed
voice of Sabine.
And he turned.
(To Be Continued, Next Sunday
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CHAPTER xxi.

CHE became aware that she was
alone in the half-darkness of
the Countess bedchamber.
The door within herself, from
which such a jostling medley had
issued, was being again drawn to.
But her confidence-perfect as
the belief of hypnotism-remained.
She was the favored Of Satan, with
power to loose or bind. But she
was also Sidonia, the waif, with
out a friend in the world except
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

atringing with Smell because Of his
punching power.
Smell, like Dodo Barcot and Ted
krachc. assures tho fans OF a real
scrap. Tor he makes 'em battle.
whether they want 10 or not
Thcy'll weigh In around i2e
pounds,
Joe Wilson. the comicai coiored
weltcrwelght. who can fight az well
rs create giggles. Ia booked to so
six rounds with George Mccormick.
promising youngsier from spo-
kane.
Fritz Hendricks. Pacific flee, mid.
ileweight champion, ia earded "a
box four rounds with Duke Potter
OF Los Angeles.
spark Plug Boyd. the Aberdeen
middloweight. boxer Mel BERG. OF
Everett. and Al Gallagher tangles
with Johnny Woods in the bantam,
weight division.
Dan Salt and Lonule Austin are
In charge OF the show. which starts
at $50
Salt was taken M yesterday after,
noon and Austin IN In California. "a
an assistant may handle the smoker
tonight
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Berseford Wins
From Hoover In
Scull Regatta

IT oNDoN. July i4.--Jack Beresford,
IL winner OF tho diamond schlls.
and champion English singles sculler.
defeated Walter NJ, Hoover Of Phlla.
delphia Monday in a challenge race
for the Philadelphia gold cup.
Just after the start OF the race
Hoover foulcd Bcresford. but the lat.
ter decided to continue. and did so,
winning easily by three lengths. de.
spite a final squirt by the American.
Beresford won the toss, and chose
the inner and calner Surrey side OF
the Thames. He established a lead
almost from the start which the chal-
lleugcr was unable TO overcome.
The gold cup win be returned TO
the United States by Bercsford, MS the
British Amateur Rowing association
does not recognize II as emblematie
OF tho worlds scuIling championship,
prcfsrring. instead. TO regard the dla-
mond sculls as tho supreme test
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Rudy Unholz, The Greatest
Freak of The Boxing Game
Lightweight Wanted to Pay Battling" Nelson's
Transportation for Privilege of Fighting Him !;
Ruined by Slap on the Back

II so happened on the day
after the contest that Nelson,
Rudy and took lunch togeth.
err One could never forget how
Nelson enjoyed the company OF
unholz. He was as comical n
man as l ever listened to.
We all ordered oysters. and when
the waiter said, What kind. folks?"
Bat said Eastern"
said California oysters"
And what kind viii you have,
sir?" asked the waiter, addressing
Unholz. In all seriousness the lat.
ter replied, South African"
Bat" started laughing and l
thought he would split his sides.
Everything Rudy said had laugh
in II.
II Is seldom that you see n man
In the good nature displayed by
Nelson tho day after losing unex.
pectedly 10 n man practically un.
known, 1t was unholz' disposition
Tint won the day,
T BELIEVE that Unholz would
4 have become the greatest light.
weight that we ever had but for a
little accident that happened in my
office.
Little Lord Fauntleroy' Nc
Hugh, who worked for me for IL
or IA years, came into the room
when Rudy was there and to ex-
press his appreciation of Unholz's
success, slapped him on the back
with his open hand.
This caused some kind of
! dlslocation OF the spine that
doctors We're unable to remedy.
Rudy's next fight was with Joe
Cans, and In the fifth round
this dislocation caused him 10
double up and he had TO quit.
Old.tlmcrs probably will remember
that little Rudy went from there
gradually to the grave In a very
short time, and have always felt
that u friendly slap on the back was
the cause of II,
(To BE Continued
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they can talk about the majors for
him.
= Mulcahy, big pitcher with Salt
Lake. and Crockett. highlander,
with San Francisco. are being
worked with the regulars and are
getting many chances to start
games. They have the stuff TO
make good.
Pickering, TN outfielder who can
hit, breaks into the Oakland lineup
almost every day. Oliver. the Yer.
non outfielder; yincI. the Sacra.
mcnto southpaw; Gordon Slade, III.
ger shortstop; Hoffman. Sacramento
outfielder. are all young fellows
just getting their starts in baseball
and they are doing well TO break
in 30 soon in the Coast league.
This circuit Is Just a jump behind
the majors and youngsters, with ma.
tural Improvement. who can make
good In the Western minor figure
to deliver In the big time.
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Star Leagues
Finals Sunday

WITH the Parkland A. C. and tho
~ Independents as the ftnaila,n
IN The two divisions OF The star
league. the play.off for the cham.
pionship win occur next sunday
when tho first game will BE- played.
Managers Of the two teams are
requested to meet at tho office Of
tho Hporis department Of The Star
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock, TO
make arrangements for the coming
series.
a two.out-ofthrec series will be
held, the winner being the cham.
pion for 1926. The first game win
be played at u. r. Day playfieid
and the second at Garfield. Tho
third contest Will be held on nou.
trail grounds. y. r. Day u tho
home for the independents while
Garfield In the home lot for the
parkers.
The Falkland A. G. won the right
TO be the champ OF league number
one By defeating the queen city
Motors Sunday. while tho Indepcnd.
ents won by default from tho Gar.
field Cubs when the latter team
failed to put IN an appearance for
the second time.
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ne holsters the offense when he's
on the mound. Lucas hest feat
was in Oakland recently when he
hit safely four times in four trips
while he was hurting tho Tribe to
victory.
Covered Wagon" Meeker OF
Portland has played quite a few
games in the outfield and has held
up his end when It comes to hit
ting. Rube Harrison, OF the same
club. is also quite u sticker,
Hulvey. OF salt Lake. Geary. OF
SAN Francisco. Crandall and Root
OF Los Angeles. and krause OF
Oakland. ofiImes kick thru with
timely hingies.
Several players in this league
started out as pitchers. but became
regulars. because OF this ability.
The most notable are Lefty opcul'
Buzz Arlett and Fritz coumee,
Don't forget that Babe Ruth. HIM
self was one time the best south
paw in the American league.
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Ing up the Indians this year.
Conflict with Timber league
games ia the big hitch.
There arc two Tacoma clubs In
this circuit and one OF them plays
there each Sunday. A Coast league
game In tho morning would be
bound 20 cut In on the attendance
OF tho Timber contests.
The present proposition Is that
the Seattle club would have To
make up any falling or in the
Timber league receipts. This would
be practically impossible, as the ex.
pense OF sending the teams there
twice n week would be heavy and
the local club wouldn't take an un.
necessary chance on losing money.
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Local Men Head
Swim Officials

TwE swimming officials chosen
l. 70 handle the National A.
a. u, meet here, IN July, were
announced Monday. They are ali
local men. with the exception OF
J. w. Howell, Of Everett. and C.
u. Duhansl.
SWIM OFFICIALS
Honorary Murray Hui.
bertarof New York. president OF
the 4. a. Il.
Rcferee-Ed ]. Ferris, presl.
dent OF the p. ~. A.
starter-GeorRe Varnell.
Clerk Of course-Earl Fry.
Assistants-chuck FARMLAND,
Torchy Torrance. Phil Glenn,
Wayne Sutton.
Willard Coghlan.
Announcer-Dan Salt.
Judges-Enoch Bagshaw, Lefty
Hoagland. Frank Vance, Leo
Lassen. Ben Evans, Cliff Harri.
son.
Timers-A Goldsmith. George
Scherck. DR. d. II. Hall, A. C.
Pelton. Tubby Graves. F. O..
Cook, Nell Ellis.
Diving Judges. w. Howell.
Of Everett; c. L. Duhanel, Of Ia.
coma: Dad Henry and Jack Wy.
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every means TO become accus-
toned 10 the new rig.
Against such competition as Pete
Des Jardines. the Florida Jack
knifer." and Dave Fall, Stanford
university spring. board diver. Fad
den will need all the practice no
can get.
Julian Burroughs. the Multnomah
a. c. diver OF Portland. Is also en-
tered in the tourney. Burroughs Is
the only plunger In the Northwest
who has been able 10 hold candle
10 Fndden. and the beating the local
crack received Of Victoria at tho
hands Of the Portland hoy, has
made him snap out Of his lethargy
and start working in earnest.
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Pancho Villa, FIyweight Champion, Is Dead
World Ring King Passes
AWay During Operation
Bad Teeth and Infection That Followed Causes
Death of Filipino Fighter Dies on Operating Ia
BILE; Recently Lost to Jimmy McLarnin

GAN FRANCISCO, July H.-Pancho Villa fyweght
~ boxing champion of the world died at ST. Marys hos
pital this morning
The end during operation for abscessed and
infected jaw and infected throat which developed July O.
before Villa and Jimmy McLamn, Coast boy, fought at
Oakland.
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Portland has BIN Huunefieid, a
fast young outfielder.
Besides Iazerre. Salt Lake has
Lefty o'Doui and Johnny Frederick.
And in addition TO Rhyme. San
Francisco presents Gene Valla and
Paul waner.
Vernon has Jimmy Mcdonald and
Jack Warner available. They're
both infielders and reports have
Warner sold now TO tho Detroit
Americans.
Sacramento has Mervin Shea sold
TO the New York Yankees. While
he didn't look any too good here
because OF bad hand. he has the
rnakings OF a fine catcher.
Jake Flowers. a good shortstop,
and Delaney. a pitcher. may go UP
from Oakland
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New York Yanks
Are After Five
Coast Leaguers

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE New
IN York Telegram Monday stated
thnt the New York Yanks are about
to purchase, for a total OF s25o.oo0,
five Pacific Coast league PLAYERS in
an effort TO strengthen the team for
new pennant drive next year.
The players involved. according 10
the Telegram. are Hal Rhyme. short
stop. and Paul waner. outfielder,
both OF the San Francisco club:
Tony Iazerrc. shortstop OF the Salt
Lake team: Meryin Shea. catcher
for Sacramento, and Jack Warner,
Vernon third baseman.
According 10 the Telegram all
except Lazerre and Shea already
have been attached to the Yankee
roster.
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Four Tigers
Lead League

THE other day the four leading
l. hitter in the American league
were Manush. Cobb, wingo and
Heilmann, All Detroit Tigers
and all outfeldcrs,
Three OF them wcro above tho
400 mark with Heilmann but
five points out Of that sclectiyo
circle, The NTH Detroit outpost
man. Fothergill. was but a few
PAGES away from tho leading
quartet with an average OF $50.
II IS extremely doubtful IL
baseball has ever produced such
a quintet OF hitting outfielders
on one club and in the same sea.
son. Certainly Il Is out OF tho
ordinary.
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r SAW Rudy and told him what
i the Battlor had said. and Rudy
replied:
Say. wire him Immediately
and also ask him IN he wants
mo TO send his transportation.
I am just as anxious to get him
ms he Is TO get me-"
Nelson finally arrived and tho
contest took place
Unholz had developed great Xix.
Ing for Nelson and didn't put him
out ms he could have In the seventh
or eighth round.
remember particularly In ono
round that bat" wns over against
the ropes. Rudy picked him up and
carried him TO tho center of the
ring and thought tho crowd would
80 crazy. They had never seen
anything like this before In ring.
JTNHOLH won tho lO-round news
" paper decision, nltho he could
not claim tho championship, as II
wns during the time when there
were no referee decisions In Los
Angeles.
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tie insisted on going ahead
with the fight, against the
advice of his physicians.
As last resort, q portion or the
jaw was cut away and tho wisdom
tooth removed, Suffering greatly.
Villa entered the ring and went thru
with the lOround bout. losing tho
decision.
After the bout the infection in.
creased and villa was ordered 10 the
hospital Tor treatment
OPERATION
FAILS
Surgeons attended him daily and
an operation WAS ordered this morn.
ms, Death came az II a. m. when
the pugilist failed 70 rally from the
operation. Surgeons said his throat
swclled and indirectly strangied villa
20 death.
Or. Charles E Hoffman performed
the operation.
villa had been flywclght cham.
pion OF the world since he
knocked out Jimmy Wilde, Eng.
hsh boy, In New York two years
ago. lie went 10 the Philippines,
his native land. six months agv
for visit with his family. While
there he engaged In two bouts,
winning them both.
Returning 10 the United States by
way OF Vancouver. u. c.. villa met
his manager. Frank Churchill. there.
They came 90 Oakland for the July
4 bout with McI-arnln and the cham.
plon's condition has not permitted
him 70 leave the nay district since.
THE WISE BOYS"
AS USUAL.
Wise" fans at tho ringside scout,
ed the story OF Villas illness on tho
day OF the fight, announced by
Churchill IN statement 10 tho press
just before the boys entered tho ring.
That the champion was In
great pain was evidenced. how.
ever. by the fact that he went
thru the bout guarding his law
against the swift left Jabs OF
McIArnln.
Il make this statement on behalf
OF tho gamcst little man ever
knew" was churchitl's explanation
for Villas poor showing.
And the ''gnmest little man" went
on 70 lose another bout--,his ono
with death.
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Former Cub Player
Figures in Barter

Catcher Elwood Wirts. former
Chicago Cub player, has been trad.
ed from Minneapolis, OF the Amerl.
can association, to San Antonio, of
the Texas league, II was announced
recently The Mnnics get George
l3rovold, an infieldcr, for the trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
No Break
in Tight
Race Yet

A MOTHER day Of baseball brought
4 1no let-up in the tension at the top
of the National league. Again both
the Giants and Pirates won their
games. the New York team winning
over the Cubs and the Westerners
defeating the Dodgers. Thus the
Pirates remain, as they have stood
for nearly week, one full game
ahead.
But there Is likely 10 be a break
soon. The Pirates. in the present
Eastern excursion. have not hung UP
any remarkable record. They have
Won three games and lost three, and
as yet they have not met up with
Dazzy Vance The Giant machine is
apparently grinding out victories
with customary regularity. lhs
season is just about half oveE
On Monday the Giants defeated the
Cubs, 3 to /. and the Pirates trimmed
tho Dodgers. 10 2.
The Reds gave Boston another
defeat, 4 to ], and the Phillies. In
AZ innings, Won over the Cards, 3 to
2. putting the St. Louis team down
to one point above the Reds in the
percentage column.
The Athletics cut down the margin
between them and the Senators to
two and half games, by winning
over the Tigers as Washington lost
TO the Browns. The score at De.
troit was I TO 1 and at ST. Louis
5 to 4.
The Yanks further demonstrated
their need for new material. for
which Ed Holly Is searching on tho
Pacific coast, by losing TO the White
Sox again, s to 4.
Boston won from Cleveland. II
to H.
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Goodrich New
Lightweight
King by Win

NEW YORK. Iuiy a. Jimmy
IN Goodrich. Of Buffalo. is tho New
York State Boxing commissions
synthetic lightweight champion rs n
result Of his technical knockout here
last night pf stanlslaus Loayxa. Of
Chile. or thereabou,a,
Goodrich had ths Chilean on tho
floor and on the ropes several times
in tho first and second rounds. His
seconds tossed Ia the towel after IS
seconds Of fighting in the second
round.
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Cummings Leader
in Western Amateur

LoCHMooR COUNTRY CLUB.
Detroit, Mich, July furnishing
with score OF 6s, four under par
made in two s4's. Dexter Cummings,
young Chicago collegiate golfer,
led the field of 145 golfers Monday
at the end of the first qualifying
round of the Western amateur cham.
pionshin.
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in Los Angeles
with Geor 4 Q
Aiemsic and won
tho decision so
decisively that
the papers &C.
corded Unholz
great and favor.
able publicity.
In the mean.
while. Battling
Nelson. then the
lightweight king,
beat Aurelio
Herrera in their
contest at Butte,
Mont.
Now IT hap.
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certain amount
OF bench Is nee.
essary for base
b all education.
but there is
nothing like ac-
tual playing for
experience.
Ennis. a young
catcher. Is an
understudy for
sandberg at Los
Angeles. and he
Is improving rap
idly. He needs
another season
or two in this
conpany before
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ATHLETICS HIT

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Philadel.
phia American ball club is leading
the league in hitting. which is small
wonder considering the coterie OF
800 swatters the lank Connie pos
sesses. Eleven batters are in the
800 circle, with Bill Lamar topping
the regulars with mark of 1894.
Simmons and Hale are close boil
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NY T. J. unele Tom, McCAREy

ny T. J. (IncIc Toni McCAItEY
In all my boxing experience / be.
1 lievc that Rudolph Unholz. the
South African lightweight. was the
biggest physical freak that ] ever
saw.
recall the time when Unholz
had just made n sensational fight
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TEN DAYS OF PRACTICE FOR DIVEF
Stars Want to Get Used
to NeW DiUingPIdtforn1s
Swimmers Expected to Arrive in Seattle During the
Next Two Weeks; Merlin Fadden Is in Good Con-
dition for National Diving Events
BY Peter SaIyus

TN order to become accustomed TO the diving towers in the
Lake Washington canal which will be the scene of the
National A. A. u. championship water meet late in~HIy
the constellation Of divers will arrive in Seattle abe y10
days before the rest Of the entrants
New towers have been erected for the competition and
takes practice for the divers to get used to them.
Merlin Backie" Fadden the local diving crack has been
practcing his stunts for the past two weeks and using
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14
Garland Won in Last
TUo Starts for Reds

Garland big Boy" Buckeye.
Clevclond's 2S5.pcund pitcher has
done well OF late, In his Inst two
starts he beot both Detroit ana Chi.
oago, holding tho latter down to one
run. He's u loft.honder.
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names now in
T.. c. box scores
appearing in ma
jor league line
ups next season.
Tony Lazerre
and Hal Rhyme
aro leading can
diiates for grad.
uation. These
shortstops are
big lea & crs
right ucw.
Seatte's best
bid is Lucas.
who has played
good ali.arounc
ilasehall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-14

LTHo Seattle and
Tacoma baseball or.
tielals will hold an
other conference on
the Tacoma bid for
Thursday and Sun.
day morning Coast
league games fea- !
turing tho Seattle
team. there is little
or no chance OF the
up- Sound team lin.