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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14

THE statute Of limitations does not
l protect the murderer, but time
DOES protect him. X-rays, pene-
trating Tutankhamen's mummy, arc
expected to show that the young ID
year-old Pharaoh was murdered. The
job was probably done or instigated
by those that apparently mourned his
death most violently, spending money
lavishly in fixing his tomb. Murderer
and instigators are all safe now.
Tutankhamen, according to the
early Egyptians belief, is happy in
the realm of light; with Amen-ra,
the sun god. And the murderers are
living in horror with demons and
strange things in the gloom Of the
underworld.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14

Major Henry Leonard. retired. Of
the Marine Corps, was appointed as
the new Judge advocate.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-R)-
Before the next session of tie Mitchell
court-martial is held, the Shenandoah
navy court of inquiry will probe for
itself the incidents to which Mrs. Mar
garet Ross Lansdowne testified before
the Mitchell court as constituting an
attempt to influence her testimony in
the Shenandoah inquiry.
Denied an opportunity at this time
to reply before the Mitchell court to
Mrs. Lansdowne's charges that he has
sought to influence her testimony in
the statement she was to make before
the naval court, Captain Paul Foley
has asked Secretary Wilbur to relieve
him as judge advocate of that court so
that he can make his reply at once
as a witness before that body.
Secretary Wilbur has taken the re
quest under advisement.
FOLEY WANTS TO ANSWER.
The Shenandoah court, with several
other witnesses summoned for its in
quiry into the matter, will meet Mon
day. The Mitchell court recessed yes
terday until Tuesday after refusing to
strike out Mrs. Lansdowne's testi-
mony, as sought by the prosecution
and later to hear Captain Foley out of
order. The latter asked that he be
permitted to testify now as matter
of personal privilege and fair play"
but the defense objected on the ground
that rebuttal testimony should not be
permitted until the defense concludes
its case.
In asking to be relieved as judge
advocate of the naval court, Captain
Foley said Mrs. Lansdowne's testi-
mony that he had prepared and sent
to her statement she was to read
to that body and which falsely report
ed her attitude on the Shenandoah
matter, had made him an interested
party in that inquiry. As a conse-
quence he felt that he could not con-
tinue as the court officer charged
with eliciting all the facts in the
Shenandoah inquiry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14

las 10 what really happened to
"A Pharosh's ghost, we don't know.
But we do know more than any
Phsroah. We know that II he went
through the underworld and kept on
going, he would come out on the
other side Of this little world. with
his troubles beginning. again. We
know from scientists, that it is hot
in that underworld" in the inside
Of our earth. We know that we have
Tutankhamsn's mummy, that IL will
be X-rayed, photographed, carefully
preserved, and that's all we know.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14

THE directors announce that the
- company. has on hand I'm cash
and negotiable securities" 1855. 000,-
900, and is free of debt.
In the Unite States, IL you know
how to take care of your business,
youf business will take care Of you.
CONSIDER General Motors-but
remember that you are NOT advised
to buy it, or to buy or sell anything
else, in this column.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14

DRESIDENT COOLIDGE and
I Mr.. Mellon have arranged for a
debt settlement with the Italian gov
eminent, and the people OF the
United States are well satisfied with
the terms offered by Italy and &C.
cepted by this country.
The Italians, straining to the ut
most their financial ability, will pay
30 the United States S2,407, 600, 900
over a period of 81 years. The terms
of the settlement are. as they should
be, the most lenient that the United
States has made with any power, and
there is no reason TO doubt that Con-
gress will ratify this settlement.
The amazing thing that Italy can
undertake so big a payment, crippled
financially as she is by our strict
immigration laws.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14

7 A LsO we know by one interesting
"A test that the dead. while they
might come back TO tell us, actually
don't DO IL.
DIR. Gilbert promised his wife that
he would get in touch with her, If
possible, after she died. The signal
which was to prove whether me-
diums could talk to ghosts. written
down and carefully sesied up, was
the dates of birth of DR.. Gilbert, his
wife and daughter.
Any ghost should remember those
hates, and DIR. Gilbert Offered a re-
ward Of $500 10 any medium that
would get "the countersign" from
beyond the grave; PAS Of them tried;
'p48 OF THEM FAILED.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14

GENERAL MOTORS in nine
- months earned more than $780,
100000 in net profits. On Thurs
day the directors gave stockholders
an extra IS, a little additional pres
ent of more than S25,000,0 900, and a
total dividend Of mere than $1,000
900. We certainly are cup in the
millions"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14

INSTRUCT ATTORNEY JOE G.
~ MONTAGUE Of Fort Stockton
was stopping at the Lanier hotel
Saturday. MIR. Montague said that
business conditions are unusually
good in his town and surrounding
country. Grass and water are
plentiful. and the cattle are fat and
Slick" Mr.. Montague said.
I'm ROUTE TO the meeting Of the
II State Hotel Mems association
at Galveston, A. G. Jury, manager
of the Gholson hotel Of Ranger,
stopped off at San Antonio to greet
old friends Saturday. Mr.. Jury is
second vice president OF the associa-
ton.
sSI'VE been looking for place to
1 live for several years. I've
dragged my family all over the coun-
try with me, and we've decided that
San Antonio is the best place in
America" said w. o. Hussung OF
st. Louis, president Of the Getz Ex-
Termination company. Mr.. Hus-
sung was stopping at the Gunter
hotel Saturday.
SCIT'S a great thing TO attend a
i Shrine ceremonial and laugh
away your troubles" said T. ID.
Ruckman, president of the Karnes
County National Bank, who was
guest Of the Travellers hotel Satur-
day. Mr.. Ruckman is an ardene
VICAR fan.
7 YNN d. CARVER, prominent
Il merchant of Karnes county,
was registered at the Lanier hotel
Saturday. Mr.. Carver says that
while business in karnes county IS
not at its best just now, the out
look is bright. ut takes more than
a drOuth to down Southwest Texas"
Mr.. Carver said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14
Today
Up in the Millions.
Italy's Settlement.
Time Wipes All Out.
Let Stabler Do II.
By Arthur Brisbane
: Copyright. 1875 by star Co:

- has been said here and in many
other places, that he who sells
things short" in the United
States, is almost as foolish as the
man who called his brother a fool
II he is not, as the Bible says,
in danger of hell fire, literally, he is
in danger of such a financial scorch-
ing as will make him wiser in days to
come.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14
SHENANDOAH.
PROSECUTOR
RELIEVED
Inquiry to Resume Sitting
Of Mrs. Lansdowne's
Charges.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. A.
OP)-Captain Paul Foley was relieved
at his own request by Secretary Will
bur today as udge.advocate Of the
Shenandoah court of inquiry.
Major Henry Leonard, retired, Of
the Marine Corps, was appointed as
the new judge. advocate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-14

CONTINUED On Pege Two.l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
Mackenzie Is
Four Down in
Opening Match

OAKMoNT COUNTRY CLUB.
~ Pennsylvania. sept Roland
Mackenzie. youthful mcdolist. wash.
ington. -. C.. who was expected to
give Bobby Jones real fight for
the national amateur golf cham.
pionshlp, got poor start In the
first round Of match play today
and was four down 10 Richard A.
Jones. OF westchcgter HIS, at the
end Of the first nine holes.
Laurie Epson, Of California. and
Jack MacRic, Jr., Gnwood. n. Y.
were tho first pair to reach the turn
and the Californian was ono up at
That time. upson stratcd Off with
n rush, winning tho first three holes.
but ran into trouble later.
w. c. Fowncs Jr,, Oakmont,
missed n two.foot putt for half on
tho ninth green and Joss swectzer.
OF Siwanoy, was one up on the vet.
Gran.
Bobby Jones, defending champion.
made Il runaway match of It with
Willie Rcckic. Upper Montclair. N.
j. Jones was seven up at tho turn.
lie was In trouble n good bit OF
tho time. but was treating the gul.
lery TO some brilliant rccoverios.
George Won Elm, Of Los Angeles.
and Jimmy Manion, Of 81, Louis,
we're all squnrc nj the ninth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

Amateur tournament. after two days
play on the ls-h1lr links which Il
regarded as the most oruery links
In tho United states Under the new
rule governing tho national amateur
gulf championship The sixteen players
vi p shot the lowest scores IN the
two qualifying rounds, were 70 BE-
admitted 20 tho fouF,day session o.
knockout Rolf or match play which
will culminstc Saturday afternoon IN
tho Identification OF tho champion
for tho ensuing year
Hut when the time came 20 select
those sixteen Il Was found tina, seven
players were tied fer the last five
positions. with aggregate scores of
iss and this meant that those seven
had 10 so out all together and shoot
until two % them were eliminated
BY that time ait tho scattered gal.
iorlra tho lit,io eiumps. and great.
unEHlgly crowds had Eray!iRird to-
ward the club house 90 hear the news
and 900 rushed 50 ghr first irr and
spilled down the hopiuE fairway. IN
regardless rush 10 ssc the eErrus
ton ~ tho two golfers in tho Kroup
~ seven who wrru bound 90 be lctt
overs within frw minutes
Young Roland Mckenzie ~ wash.
inEion. the tail but Immature ksd q
o. who paid hia FIRST visit 10 the bis
tournament last ysaf. had wpn che
medal with tho lowest qualifying
score ITO came In with a total %
- for Tuesdays rs holes and this
score added 10 his n for Monday
gave him tho lowest aggregate. 1875,
Bobby Jones Of Atlanta. this DE-
Tending champion. had trsrked
around with tho duplicate u Nc
Krnrie'a a. But Jones had taken
"a Monday against MckrnEie'a II.
40 His total was if5 and he. tbs
champion. ran tao strokes behind
tho boy from the home town OF the
income tax
Jess Gutlford Of Boston. an cr.
champion. tied Jones aggregate and
Aft&hfA ffhhAA hiaNN WIN tthAAsa NfAifr
ford returned ticket of - the first
day and went the route IN Just u
annncks Tuesday
WfntrlnRpr. ~ strubruvillc. Ohio.
was SlInIaa,ed with Francis Ouiuot
In The playotf for number rs
qualifier In the tourney
Five champions failed 10 place in
tho qualifying round Of the Oak.
mont ourney--F1ucis Ouimct. Bob
Gardner Max Maraton. Davy Her.
ron Chick Evans and kccfc Carter.
The llst % quplIficrs Is as follows
Bobby Jones. Roland Mackenzie.
Jess swcctscr. George Won Elm.
william Rcckic. Eddie Held. Lauren
Epson. Fred Knight /. l. Brad.
ford. Clarence Wolff. Richard
Jones. William Rnowncs and Jack
Niackie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
Hunting Season Opens
for N1mrods of Seattle

catches made over the week ond.
Cutthroats were also very much
In evidence while the lack Of
stream and river catches were
surprising.
Streams around Seattle and
ncighboring counties. are all at
low water altho the recent rains
have helped some. New catches
of-Rood trout were mndc.
In Big Lake, Bill Bosche and
Glen Lockwood made good
catches Of outthroat. Big Like
has been noted for It's cutthront
fishing lately and many reports
Of good catches have been mnde.
Meadow Lake, which has been
more or less Of n secret fishing
place for few anglers from &C.
attic, has at last burst into popu
larlty
r. H. Jaycox came home laden
with fish from tho waters OF
Meadow Lake. II IN four miles
north Of Monroe and may bs.
reached by driving to Chain Lake
md hiking about milo thru the
woods.
George Bwcctlc made some
good catches OF outthroat at
Deyll's Lake. near the Skaglt
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

the four gamc Philadelphia Washing
ton series opening Labor Day in tho
Quaker city abreast of tho Senators.
Tho YahM beat Boston Mt Now
York In the only other game in tho
league, 2 TO /, II was the SOth de-
fcnt OF the season for tho Red sox.
In the National league, tho rirntcs
again beat tho phllos, 10 10 3, and
Increased pittsburg's lend over the
Ginnts TO seven and one-half games.
The runs scored were tho same as
those OF the Phlla. .Pittsburg game
on Monday
Tuesdays defcnt dropped the
PhlllIcs into the cellar and caused
great cheering In Boston, whose tenn
by virtue Of n to win over the
Cubs bounded out OF tho basement.
There were no other games In tho
National league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
DruXman Signs
Geysel, SIN all

WITH the fight card for next
w Tuesday night rapidly nearing
completion, Nate Druxman. promot.
or of the bouts, has announced that
Henry Geyscl and Roy Small will
fight In the special event.
Ray Pelkey and Leo LomsN are
matched in the main event with
Young Jack Dempsey, Of Tacoma,
and Ted Frayne. local boxer in the
semi.windup.
Gcysel is the Georgetown lad who
has made such good showings In
his fights recently. Small halls from
Camp Lewis, where he has gained
quite reputation as a boxer
the rest OF tho card is being lined
up by Druxman, and the two open.
ing events viii be announced Thurs.
day,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

coach OF the Tribe, looked the lad
over in tho South and snys he has
the gooda He will report at Oak
land for tryout and viii then rr-
Join the Braves at tho spring trnin.
ing season
Los Angeles with much stronger
bail club than the outfit that played
here earlier in the season. was due
TO open a big SORES with Seattle
here today with third place stakcd
in the Coast league race.
Since playing mere lnst the Angels
have obtained Arnold Statz. speed
demon In tho gardens, and Elmer
Jacobs, former Seattle mound acc.
from tho Chicago Cubs, and Flea
McAuloy has been turned back from
the same big league club.
The Angels arc dangerous because
they arc getting good pitching.
The Indians arc returning from n
two weeks trip on the road IN which
they won nine games aud lost six.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
WEDNESDAYS SCHEDULE
woMES's SINGLES
gFtuaIsy


At ST NJ
Thslna wotff ~ Irene stephens,
Al sP. NJ
Melvin Dransa u. wsliooms euilIan.
At Z r. NJ
pisk Burr vs. o T. stephens.
BtH Taylor va Buy Nswkirk
Bob Hssksth ~ Windy fanxiir
JUNIOR SINGLES
At $50 r. NJ
Hsary prussoff vs. Z. " Morgaa.
At r. NJ
Bnly NswklrS vs.. Donald Lotl
At +. NJ
winner Prussotf- Morgan vs. Lloyd
NoTdstrom
MEMS DOUBLES
At r. NJ
Prg,soff and Meclsrr'a vs. Cox and
Godfrey and Anderson vs. Kslehnsr
and Henry.
D.oea and Hssos v, Cup and Nc
Donald
At $50 r. NJ
Kelly and weisonborn vs winners Fri
berg, suthsriand-Fryc, o'Brlsn.
Drury and Bonhsm Va winners Ken
rsdy. Bsssler- Best Donahus
ouilIiau and Taylor ". MeGrhth and
Hoibrcok
TsiS and Mosurz W Anderson and
Anderson.
LsnEiis and white vs.. Morgan and
Morgan
At r. NJ
Dransa ard Hesksth vs. winners Prus-
soft. McClarrsn-CoT. Richards
Winners Dsoca. Rssos- Mcdonald. Cup
". Winners Miller. Oldham Del POOH.
Strong.
At Sis r. NJ
Duncan and Stone vs.. winners QulItian.
Taylor MeGrsth. Holbrook
winners Reichnar. Henry Godfrey. An
derson vs. winners Telk Moburg.
Anderson. Anderson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
Ruth Has to
BE Good Boy

NEW YORK. sept Miller
~ HuEgins Yankee manager.
declared late Tuesday that he
was willing 10 roiustnir Babe
Ruth. providing tho latter made
proper apologies for HE recent
statements and actions and real.
iEed that HuEgins. not he. ia run
ming the club.
Higgins also specified that
Ruth mnst 30 ready TO give his
besi efforts 10 the team
However. Higgins added iha,
such Reinstatement would not be-
made Until Ruth has had ample
time 90 givo due consideration to
his recent s.nn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
LOSES 1ST GO

Los ANGELES. Sept. Char
ley o'Conneu. making his frs, IBID
10 fame on tho Pacific Coast. came
all the way from Cleveland TO -
defeated BY Red Herriug. an East.
err lightweight. In tho main 10.
round event Mt Jack Doyle'H arena.
ut Vernon Fred Cullen. Of Seattle.
copied the decision from Frankie
MuzEic. Minnesota boxer Both
were llEhtwciRhta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

September 2
The new tubor
IS H. A. Shcp-
ard. a youngB;cr
who has been
burning up tho
semi pro leagues
In Southern Cali
fornia He's just
reached the vpt-
ing age. but nc
cordinK TO those
who have watch
cd him in action.
he seems to have
the stuff
George Cut
shaw. assistant
m q n n ger and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
Pirates and Senator'S Increase
Their Leads in Big League Races
M11TH hnlf tho major league tennis |

WfTH hnlf tho major league tennis
w resting or en- route TO Wcdncs-
days battle grounds the business of
baseball might have become sec
ondary matter Tuesday had not the
respective league leaders been among
the working clubs Both tho Pirates
and the Senator'S played and won.
Washington out-dld the Athletics
before noisy Washington rooters by
n score Of to ., u was the first
Of n two-gamo series In tho cnpltnl
The A's arc slipping from tho posi-.
ton OF contcndcrs Walter johnson
pitched
The Senator'S arc now four and
onc-hnlf games ahead Of tho Ma
whose loss Tuesday was their soy.
onth straight, The defeat made II
Impossible for the Athletics ~ 20 Into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

who were opposed to boxing, the boats land
ing their fistic crews on some spot along the
Sound shore least likely to be interrupted
by the law
There was one sheriff, however, in those
days, who was not opposed to the ring
game ] have forgotten his name, but any
how, he allowed boxing at Richmond Beach,
the small town north of Seattle
And it was in Richmond Beach that a
promoter by the name of Johnny Reid
flourished
Reid was little bullet-headed individual
and he was ready for anything. He took a
long flier on championship bout and
al tkn linn Of liz, fnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
By Peter SalYus
HpYE Baby Bunting, Papa's
- gone ahunting"-

- gone ahunting"-ctc.
seattle's hunting elite. armed
with rifles. knives and revolyers.
in fact any weapon that would
bring home the bacon" went
out Tuesday in search OF game.
Klttltas country, across the
Snoqnalmie pass, was the mecca
OF local nimrods AS the hunting
season opened in tho Easisn
country Sept. /.
Grouse was on the horizon and
country game officials threw
open the gates for the hunters.
Tho limit was set at five per day.
Sporting goods stores turnout
the city view aiding the gunner
10 stock with ammunition, guns
and all the pnrnphenaIla with
which to snare the birds.
Roy Stanley and Oscar Hart
negle we're q pair OF local men
who started out TO enter competl-
ton with Seattle poultry dealers.
While the hunters were getting
ready for the opening Of the
game season, anglers were max
Ing the BEST OF the few days left
In which TO catch fish.
sapon predominat-d tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
QUEER RACE

It's rather Odd rncc The Mlchl.
gan-ontario league Ia staging in the
second half OF its present season.
For instance. tho other day found
five Of the six clubs with 800 or
above rating. Kitchener being tho
only ono out OF that class Kitchen.
or. with but seven victories in ~
starts. showed an average OF I4o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

hbthth NV 2hANNlls NltAi hlaiH
90 rounds with Johnny Kelly. a
youngs;er.
Reid flooded Seattle and the other
centers Of population with placards
and other modes OF advertising and
interest was high in the scrap. He
had tremendous advance sale and
in his Advertisements he told about
tho wonderful arena that was ready
Tor the bugs,
Reid had sold so many tickets
In Seattle and hcreabouts that he
made no effort to pcddlc paste.
hoards on tho train that went out
Of here, II cars in all making up
the special.
when the fans got Off OF the rat
tier at Richmond Beach they looked
high and low for tho big arena" and
finally somebody spotted big tent
down on the beach and sure enough.
that was to be the scene OF the title
fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
Roland Mckenzie

WIN a round Of ~ and anoihrr
Of ~ ROLAND Mekeaste. youfhfaI
golfer from Washington. u. q. Trad
the amateur quuiihcrs a. oakmosi
az ;hc end Of So holes 81 play Tart-
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
GOOD PITCHING

Boyd and Grabowski. OF Syracuse,
showed the Jersey City batters some
real pitching in the international
league the other day. Each allowed
but three hits One run was all the
skeets got that afternoon, scoring on
Grabowski in the eighth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
is CONSISTENT

sad Sam Jones seems to BE-
about the only Huxgius hurlsr cap.
able " winning with any degree Of
consistency this season He's hand.
ed out a pretty Nifty article u pitch.
Ing all year despite the fact that
he has been working for losing
club. He stands good chance %
reaching tho twenty. game class in
eictnrIna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
Net Schedule
and Results
TUESDAYS RESULTS y.

u
MEMS SINGLES
Mel pransa heat Earl white. 80. al
whttcomh QuiiIian beat p0n FRYE. 81,
"a; wlndy LAnEile beat c c, Williams
as "a. 81; pick Burr beat A. y. psn'
shus. 81. s-i. BOB Hssksth beat fres'
ton Mcdonald. al. 81. o. T. stephens
beat Eimors Andersen. 81. so. blll
rayior beat Eugene smigh. 81. al
Rmy SsWkirk heat AlsI Winston ~ de-
fault. Nswkirk beat Ksnnsth Duncan.
So s-s
JUNIOR BOYS SINGLES
Billy Nevkirk beat ponaid AecisssH.
50 SCI. Rayomnd 8unthsf beat hsH
winston by default. Seukir beat Gun
thsr. &c t.s Donald i.otz beat Ken
PfeTsoa BY default Clean Diets beat
Hollis Hasssll 80. 81. -. Lloyd Sefa'
.srom beat Charles Bran. go s't Sora-
strern beat Diets, 81. 81
z Morgan beat kenneth wallace, So.
SIS! Hsnr Prussoft beat Jim Anderson.
rs. &c.
woMEN's SINGLES
Ir,n. stephens beat Mzris MsSab. 81,
al. Thelma woir beat Ria MsYsr.
s-s. 81
MEMS DOUBLES
Hs.Ss,h and Drangn beat Clarke AMI
f.rroa So. 81. Cox and Richards beat
Soreqaist and bean. IS. 80 S-1 Frus-
tes, and Mctarra b-a, Alexander and
iunthsg. 81. Us. Kelley and Wsitsn-
born beat Barsns and Powers hY de-
fault: Drury ard Bonham beat Thaver
and Hanlen BY default stephens and
Barr beat Gsbbsrt aHd stspksi b de-
fault: Ssvkirs and Williams beat Cur
ran and currsh BY default. Duncan and
stone beat wilt,s and HolG~a BY default
MILLER and Oldham b-at Bsnnstt apd
Frsdsrieks b. default Godfsy and Al
isrson beat Murray and Day. 80. ~.
fi-1i LAn<iie ard White beat uaakiand
and Gumont ~ defiant. Ketchrm and
sts-n beat Johnson and Hscknar ~ de
fsuit. Morgan and Morgan best witliam.
son and piexsn. 81. s-si Morgan and
Morgan beat Kstehum and s,seH. rs.
81. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
Slavin Stopped
by Ed Mahoney

FRESNO. CnI. Sept. = Eddie
Slahoncy. Of Fresno. stopped the
muchtouted Dave slavin OF New
York In the fourth round Of tho
main event at the American Legion
boxing show here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

Johnny Rawlings, former Giant,
has been playing splendid all.
around gaNhe for the Pirates during
the absence OF Second Baseman
Moore, His stickwork has been cx.
ccptionalIy timely and he's been do.
ing nicely afield In word. he's u
pretty handy chap TO have around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
Comedy Yarn
on Thursday

In Thursdays chapter Of his
series Of old Seattle fights. Lonnie
Austin will tell OF some OF the
laughs in the boxing game that
VIII be remembered by Seattle
fans OF the past two decades.
II viii be the fourth ipstallment
and IL you're real boxing fan
you viii want to read every one
OF these stories.