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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Murder Trial
STARTS ON PAGE 1

gave him this explanation OF their
Presence at the ranch.
Harry Landacker. however told
Patterson that he was at the ranch
With the party 10 buy l0T gailons OF
rnoonshine az either SO or s350 n gal
Ion. Steven Mon,rosc, Landaker said.
was 10 be tic go-betwecu. aud Chcs-
ter Rothermsi. according TO Patter.
son, told Patterson that he was real
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
Captain Loveall in
Seattle on Business

Capt. n. L. Lorcall. OF ,he state
penitsntiary at waila waila. was In
Seattle Friday on business errand.
Mrs. Loyesll will return to walia
waiie with Capt Loveall They
win motor from Seattle and make
their home in the east side city.
LoveaIl Is captain Of the prison
guard.
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Stokes Defamation
Case Is Near End

CHICAGO, Mhfch la"W. =. D.
Stokes. New York millionaire.
charged with conapjnng 10 dcfnme
his wlfe'A character. may know biH
fate by late todny. Present phnH
call for the closing arguments 70
end al 2 o'clock. after which Judge
oemmlll IL 30 instruct the jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
Nc oy's Case Will
Go to Jury Today

Los ANGELES. March 13.-The
case Of Kid Mccoy. accused OF rob.
berry and assault TO commit murder
was expected to 20 to the Jury 10.
day. Both prosecution and defense
counsel have concluded their nam
arguments md. after n final speech
by Chief Deputy District Attorney
Fricke. tho jurors will be charged
with the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
Bootlegger Charged
With Manslaughter

EVERETT, March BE ]. Har.
kelrode was charged with man.
slaughter In an information filed in
superior court yesterday afternoon
by C. r. Roscoe, county prosecutor.
The state contends he sold liquor to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wyakes, Tula.
lip Indians. causing the death OF
the woman. February "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13
DIDN'T TESTIFY
Hotel Men Not Called in
London Scandal Case

LONDON. March 13.--Denied their
chance to testify concerning the al.
legged "lndiscretionsT Of Mrs. Dorothy
Muriel Dennistoun by an order OF
the court, the small army OF hotel
keepers. porters and others brought
to London by Colonel Dcnnistoun and
kept here three weeks, has been de.
modified
The witnesses were called by Den.
nistoun in his defense against hi-
wife's suit for $4,000.
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Funeral Services
for Rev. QuayIe

BALDWIN. KIM, March IA
Funeral services for Bishop william
A. Quayle, of the Methodist Eplaeo.
pal church we're TO be held here
today. Tn, closing chapter OF tho
militant churchman's life will he
marked with tho tolllng OF bells,
one Of his last requests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-13

Edmund Lowe n hard AZ work IN
another production titled Marriage
IN Tnunt." which Is nearing. com
pleiion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30
Old Folks Can
Grow Younger
During 1925
Feel Younger Anyway-If
Willing to Take Good Advice

Nowadays old folks are increasing
their strength, vitality and endurance
by the use of Cod Liver Oil, which, ac-
cording to medical men, is full Of Wit
amines and is the greatest body build
er in the world.
OF course they don't take the nasty
tasting, evil smelling, stomach upset
ting oil itself. Few sensible people do
that in these enlightened days, when
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tab
lets-sugar coated and easy to take
are sold in every drug store in the
land-60 tablets for so cents.
Old people who want to keep young
find that these Tablets are just what
they need to keep in frst-class condi-
ton.
Scientists tell us that "Cod Liver Oil
is useful during every stage and age
of life" but at no time is its wonderful
building power more clearly demon
strated than in old age.
Why not get go tablets today and in
crease your already decreasing energy
and strength. Take them for 30 days
and note the pleasure you get from
feeling younger again.
There is no question but what they
will help you and of that you are the
judge-if they don't help--your money
will be returned by the druggist from
whom you bought them-for MeCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets are
rigidly guaranteed. Be sure, however,
to get Mccoy 's-the original and genu-
Inc Ask Hook, Haag, Goldsmith
Bros. about them.--Advertisemen
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Today's Best

Copyright, 1925. by United Press)
XIX, Oakland t509M) 8 p. M,
PCST-Flotow, opera, Martha. =
wNAC, Boston (2SO.3AI1 8 p. NJ.
EST-Bizet's opera, Carmen" with
Mary Garden in the title role.
KSD, st. Louis (549.1A)- S p. M,
CST-Central wesleyan Band and
Glee Club.
WGy, Schenectady t3S0M), and
WY, New York l4o5AI) $50 P. NJ,
EST--Radio drama, inside the
Lines" by WGY players.
WEAF, New York t492AD $3.50 p.
NJ, EST-Billy Jones and Ernest
Hare.
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Radio

Address from Union College. WHB
s sfa4o WIZ VINES s 6aS@aslss Rss
Esis elss Sis #S5 PSS Ss4
{ Ka1nnbo A6 osr{cheStra songs one houT.
mans visit, educational talk.
7:1b T; M.---KDKA 1909, East pittsburgh
Washing on-To be announced. WGR
1922 buffalo Income tax WIKI
hours Wild 1901, Moosehesrt Iseios
BY Mooseheart children. WY t405) :.
1880 r. M.--wBAP (472), Ft.. worth
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15o9l P 1M1 eypdsS Is9S stgSiS Pre-
poet, orchestra
500 p. M.-KFDM (so6). Beaumont,
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B eatEmaRe Stories By un Si Perez Wos
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Elgin nl.-Terrace Orchestra, four
hours.
500 P. M.-KYw $3.50 Chicago-Amer-
lean Farm Bureau program.
8:25 p, M-Woo t509l. Philadelphia
Vocal program,
$3.50 p. M.-KTHS. 1881, Hot Springs
Concert WC Cal. t8SeR9 NOT E15thfl na1
VIM i 3SBop. New e1 YorkE eS Pal.
ace ogcMhe sago,r W utsr t sSd banIo
VINO (600l. Memphis-Novelty orches-
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1857 RSGsFda PARK g.
s%hs nnespol faEse P eG@f N.Y. F. L.
Family: WICK l517) petroittmaoAArr-
eadia Dance Orchestra. W 9IoAI 1sasS , }.
three hoars. %EEI tsSsS Bos.SRs;3
Sinfonians Orchestra. WEMC 1881.
gsrFen ..s spPWEs s,,o,, MichW Wg sPSS
Buffaio-Larkin String Orchestra WY
(4O5) New Yorl--Music. Voc (49S).
Davenport Iow 3z5sa tai Harmony 6sr1
lean College program.
9:iO p. M.-wLs t344). Chicago-Radio
e:f5 r. M-wMAo CAD. Chicago
$50 So F. mE r6R Taf C4o6 5pa TorontoKng
Edward Hotel Orchestra. WBAP t472 !
F. woFshmsaE s tyes6 Sane Gr.bs wGY
WIN (360l. New York---Roseland Or
weather report; WOO t599l Philadel-
s:45 P. M.-WAfiG lSlel. Long Island
Dance orchestra WAR l36ol, Provi-
dence-Biltmore Hotel Orchestra.
io Progr "a one hour r40f KFKB tsssj Mn.
ford, Kan,-Danee, two hours XIII
$3.50. Los Angeles-Music, two hours;
revue. three hours and half. WBCN
wGN (s76 chieago---Jazz. skamaper.
per dance. Lopez Orchestra. WIS
}344l. Chicago Musical program. Wo9
l4A4l. chicagoLRainbo o gS Eo fo stssl
Ean la l %iehn SH@s report tFSYc
!5Se New xqEkE Bass Nc ore Yest
1921. omaha--He ilmans Orchestra.
1O;45 p. MKT (469). Los Angeles-'
IL zoo eooi p. M Ne WEB ts7e,. Chicago
Winter Garden. Oriole Orchestra. VINO
(500l Memphis-M idnight frolic. WSB
(429D. Atlanta-Radiowl Entertain
ment
1880 p. M.-wJJD 1907. Mooseheart,
Ill.-Reauest program on organ.
I1:46 p. M.--wDAF s(414) Kansas City
-Nighthawl1s. one hour and quarter
1900 Midnight-KFI (4691, Los Angeles
Angeles-Organ wDAR (395). Phil
adlephia-Studio features.
Loo A. MINK t337), Hollywood. Cal.
Hotel Ambassador Orchestra.
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brother, who lives in indianapolis.
While adrift from the mainland in
a launch they had engine trouble
which prevented them from escap-
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800 P. M.-wcK lSeol. St. Louis--Mu-
sic. WGN 1891 Chicago Rocking
fee Katsch. one hour. WCAE 1862.
Pittsburgh - Rendezvous Orchestra.
WDAF t4141. Kansas City-Star Trio,
400 p. M.-wHAs (s9sl. Louisville
Alamo Tbeater organ
500 II. M--KDKA 1901. East Pittsburgh
-1Children's stories, sports. WBZ
f337), Springfield, Mass.-Dinner con-
cert ME4F 0l4s2) New Y oTEMnebieSGn el
concert boys dtories. musical program,
six hours. WSR t319). Buffalo-Hall-
pr1d string qua rtet, one and a half hours.
WIKI $3.50 Cieveland--Radiegrans
Stillwells Orc lestra. WSB l492l At
lanta--Bonnie Barnhardt. WTAM 1900
Clevelapd--Royal Canadians Orchestra.
300 p. M.--WIP 5000. Philadelphia
Sif5 7. M.@WoR t4O5). Newark-Musio
while you dive y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30
FAMINE BLIGHTS
WESTERN IRELAND
thousands in Danger of Death by Starvation as Result
ofPotato Crop Failure
81 United Press

BIZ United Press
DUBLIN, Jan. 3O.-Eye witnesses
to the suffering and distress in west
ern Ireland due to failure of the po-
tato crop, brought word to Dublin
to-day that underlying conditions in
the blighted areas are worse than
in the black year of 1S47. when
thousands eventually died by the
roadside of starvation.
Those who saw conditions in Con-
nemara and Donegal this week de-
clare fatalities of 1S47 will be ex-
ceeded unless relief measures are inn
mediarely augmented.
III-clad women and children, de-
prived of warmth and food through
excessive rainfall Of the past weeks,
are living in fireless novels, with
practically nothing to eat. Their
men are in despair, with the potato
crop blighted and fuel nearly unat-
tainable.
On the western and northwestern
coast housing conditions, normally
exceedingly poor, now are appalling.
Fierce gales have whipped the roofs
from many cottages. -.
AS one passes from town to town,
signs of famine are apparent Chill
dren, with sunken cheeks, lie in sod
den beds Of hay. huddled together
for warmth and crying fer food.
Nurses are busy throughout the
stricken areas, fighting pestilence,
1knshile male volunteers are trying to
ct fuel to. the sufferers. In normal
times the peat boys furnished fuel
to the West, but now the rain-soakeo
peat is unfit for fuel
The vicinity of At1flone, where
farmers normally are self-sustain-
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ing a heavy gale. After rowing
against wind and current they land
ed on the Island of Otoque ex
hausted.
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Silent Today

alarms woAw (522l. omaha-Dinner
program. WOO (509) Philadelphia
Gag F. M Gnqy5 S0n SIS, chicaeoUhcle
6:45 r. Vivid 1902. Mooseheart.
ul-Organ WTAY $3.50, Oak Park
M-Musicai program one hour. KFNF
1861 Shenandoah Iowa-Nemaha.
Neb., program
z r. M.-wAHG t316l. Long Island--vo-
cal and instrumental numbers WBCN
1861 Chlcago-Stud1o. two hours.
(; WCAP l469l Washing on-.sc science OF
= Book revue, Arnold Abbott music
WEBB t376lA Chicago--Tenor. Qriole
Orchestra WEEl J303) Boston--MusI-
.-Denny's ColIeglans. Forest City Quar-
tette. music. WGY 1881, Schenectady
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30
Local Florist Honored

Oliver z. Steinkamp, 1904 Rock
wood Ave-. secretary treasurer Of
Bauer Steinkamp & Co... florists, has
been named head of the American
Carnation Society sat meeting in
Milwaukee, Wis, it was announced
today: BETTY LOU a pink carna-
ton entered by the local company.
has been awarded the Dorner me
mortal medal for first honors. it was
said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30
MAYOR NOT COLLECTOR
Shank Refuses 10 Force city En-
pIoye to Pay Debts.

Policemen and firemen must pay
their bills. Other city employees
ought to do so.
This was the stand taken by
Mayor Shank today in refusing to
call in a city employe and order
him to pay his debts.
Why, of course he is in debt, >,
the mayor said ''I'n bet every city
employee owes money. Lowe plenty
Of it. These fellows are different
from police and f1remen who use
their badges to get credit. These
last must pay their. bills or be fired.
"A merchant can't come here and
expect me to collect for him."
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SATURDAY. JAN. 81

SATURDAY. JAN. 81
6:3O. and A. M.-KYW $3.50. Chi
cago-Morning exercises World CHER
every half hour of day and night.
Z A. M.-wWJ (517), Detroit-setting-
up exercises.
0:35 A. M-WGN (376}. Chicago
Wheat pit hubbub. market reports.
9:4S A. M-wCAL (360), Mortified
Minn---St. Olaf Chapel services.
10 A. M.--WoC l4es). Davenport. Iowa
Quotations. household hints.
1O:45 A. M.--wCCo (419l. Minneapolis
ST. Paul-Home service.
Piano. one hour our woS3 il449. Chicago
.-Horne economics. one hour.
IL 80 A. M.-WGR l319) Buffalo--Ho-
tel Statler Ensemble. Wink (2S3) 4,
Cleveland--Stillwell' Orchestra.
1898 A.: M.-KYW $3.50. Chicago-Ta-
BILE talk for women.
12 Noon--WcK $500. ST Louis--Music
one-half hour. voc (49S(. Davenport.
owa-Chimes. wsB t429I. Atlanta
1880 p. M.-KDKA 5000. East Pitts.
burgh-D augherty's Orchestra. WHAA
l49S), Iowa City, Iowa-University of
Iowa talk. one-half hour.
1880 +. M.--WMC 5000. Memphis
I.fO r. M.-WGN j37e). Chicago-lJrake
Ensemble. Blackstone Quintette.
Ladies' hour wMAQ (444), Chi
cago-Union League Club forum. WWJ
OLD. Detroit-News Orchestra.
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ing, was said by eye witnesses to be
in frightfui condition. Continuous
rainfall has soaked everything.
To make matters worse, the river
Shannon, famed in song, has flooded
and devastated farms along its
banks forcing many farmers to
leave their homes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30
BOY MISSING 46 DAYS
Father Seeks Police Aid in Finding
Manual Student. =

George Barnes. 500 De Quincy St,
told police to. search for his son,
Ralph, 1T, who has been missing
since Dec. 10. He left home for Man
sal Training High School that morn
g. As
Charles Bellhemer, y, Of 2S14 N.
Denny St.,sis missing according to
his rnothsrs Mrs. Cecil Taylor. He
was wearing corduroy trousers,
brown coat, and cap, and has blue
eyes and brown hair.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30
Radio PROGRAMS
FRIDAY. IAN. 80

FRIDAY, JAN. 80
$50 r. M.-wcAE s4s2} Psitttespurghh;-
neapoiis-St. Paul-Cnildren' hour
sports. WEEI 1908 Boston;n Big
Bedtime story. WGN (376l: Chicago-
Skeezix time. organ, WNYC 1929 /,
New York-Club Alabam Orchestra
W0R t405). Newark-'Man in the
Moon stories.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-30
Narrow Escape at Sea

william c. Sterne of Denver. Colo.
and former local resident, has safely
arrived in Panama after he and his
son nearly met their death, accord
ing to DR.. Abbott E. sterne, a
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hlks %
5saaY z.1

5:3O-wCCo-woR.
6:00-WDAF-WIP
6:30-WNYC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VINO.
S:20-KYW.
6:30--WCAL.
9:o0-WCCO.
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8 P. M.-wBcN, t2ee1, chicago-Juve-
Mo.-1ddress. story lady. Trianon En-
mans Orchestra; WIP 1902, Philad iel
6maha-'Uncle Ross" WoR l405l,
Newark-Music While You Dine"
WEAR l364) Cleveland-O Organ recital.
Gals r. M-KDKA (309). East Pitts
burgh-Stockman Radio Children.
ESQ p. M.-wCAE 1852, Pittsburgh, =
Uncle Kaybee, WGN i376l Chicago
Drake Ensemble, Blackstone QuintlstLe.
WGR s319), Buffalo--Lopez Orchestra.
one hour. WY l405). New York-Or-
WNYC (536). New York-Police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03
Sir Tom Cops
B. c. Regatta

VICTORIA. July 3.--For the sec.
' ond time during the past two
days Of yachting here. the Sir Tom.
owned By Ted Gcary. Of Seattle. has
carried of the honors in the II boa;
division. when IT won the feature
race OF the Pacific coast yachting
regatta being held here at the ROYAL
Victoria Yacht club.
The Riowna, the pride Of the Van.
couvcr Yacht clubs camp. was beat.
en- by the sturdy craft from tho
South. in spite OF the fact that
heavy wind was blowing 10 favor
tho Vancouver boat
Three cups the Sir Upton. tho
sherwood and the Pacific coas,
challenge trophy went 10 Ted Geary
as n result OF his victory.
The little boa, was trailing SOW.
cral times and tho Lady ", OF tho
San Francisco Yacht club. was
menace after tho boats had rounded
tho first buoy. The Sir Tom forged
into the lead on the second lap, but
lost Il again. In n stirring finish.
that carried II over the finish line
with sails full. II captured the rnce
the the prizes for the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

Batteries: Robertson, Freeze,
BIankenship and Grouse; Castor,
Van Glider and Hargravc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03
What's Doing in Sport
World on JuIy Fourth

VICTORIA. -. C.-Yacht races
for the Pacific Coast champion
ship. Held at the Royal Victoria
Yacht club
VANCOUVER, u. C.-Auio
races. Hastings park Horse
races. Brigtouse park Team piay
between the Seattle Tennis club
and the Vancouver Lawn Tennis
club.
SAN FRANCISCO National A.
A. 4, track meet pnncho Villa
and Jimmy McIarnin fight. title
rot at stake,
YiIiIMa--Thc Seattle Fire.
men play the Yakima knights OF
Columbus team.
EAST Doublc.hcaders SEIZED.
uled in the major leagues
C0AsT-A FUN schedule Of
double.header viii be played by
al OF tho Coast league teams
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Is
Third Horse
IN Big Upset

VANCOUVER. July 3--Carbossc.
v the great Canadian fllly, was de-
feated here yesterday afternoon in the
five furlong run. by two horses. Day.
due and Ray Schee. by big margin.
The defeat OF carbossc was sur
prise to everyone and she was ex-
pected TO 20 one OF the big winncra
OF the season. The race marked the
second day OF the opening Of tho
Brighouse races here.
Faithful Girl was tho longest
priced winner OF tho day. finishing
first, carrying odds Of 25 10 !, in
the seventh race. Hiram Taylor's
finish In the second race spotted
bcttors to 2i.to.f cleanup on him.
First race. five furouEs First Day
due; second, Ray schse, third, Carabossc.
Tlme--ti0i les.
Second race. five furlonEs First.
Hiram Taylor. second pr. r.. third, Ma
haley Time--i;0z.
Third race, ono mllo-First, ouash
second. Nebraska. third, Herman. Time
--tlsa i.5.
Fourth race. five fuflonEs First, Con
ductor. second, John Franklin. third.
Raymond Bradley Time .O2.
Fifth race one mile First Nan-Ta.
Bags. second, Prairie; third. Al Wick
rims.-i "a rs,
Sixth rhcc. six furons, First. Faith.
fm Girl. second. Lady Burllldon. third.
somo Baby, Tlme-ll1l A.b.
seventh race. ons mile and 20 Yards
Fifat BronBton second Miss Liberty,
third, Double Shot. 'rlmo--t!47 i.b
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right. soon had recourse 10 this vio-
lent and painful gesture. whereat
weinert screamed for IN. referee
and the crowd hooted.
Coming out Of clinch IN the
first round. wills clipped Vein
ert with left on the chin and
sped a right 10 the same spot
while Charley was still reeling.
Weinert protested that he had
been hit ON the breals-away, but
the referee insisted he had not
called for break, and IL was
up 10 Weinert 10 protect him
self.
Wills slugged Weinert into a cor
ner and slammed him about tho
head until Charley tipped over. fall
ing on the lower rope and tumblins
into the first row OF the press res.
erYation with hts heels waving on
high. after the manner established
in the ring by Jack Dempsey. As
the round ended, Weinert steadied
himself and nudged Wills in the
face with a sweeping left hand.
Wills closed the round with a right
to Meiuert'g wfshbone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

tossed a towel into the ring.
The slattery-shade bout was a
tremendous surprise. sla;tery was
heavy favorite to win easily with
the possibilities of knockout, but
he was knocked down three times
in bic third round
Shade put Jimmy down first with
a right swing flush on the jaw.
slattery took count OF eight
and Shade dubbed him TO the floor.
with another right to the chin. This
time slattery took nine. He floun-
dered up and leaned against the
ropes in crouch, unable TO raise
his hands.
He arose at seven and was totter-
ing drunkenly when his seconds
dumped their laundry on the floor.
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iWp-up SGotc4
Play sec-Sawed all the way 20 the
18th green and the players tesd-ott
TO No. IL ali-squarc. Tho sinking
Of a winning putt 10 this hole gave
Mrs. Kutst onc.up advantage. but.
following a hRlve at the next hole.
the match was again squared when
Mrs. Harris won the 18th.
Both players rot down in six on
the long 18th. but fine bit OF golf
on the last two holes won the match
and the title for Mrs Harris
Capt. Mrs Frank Van Pattcn. the
1924 champion. went TO the seni.fi.
nails in this years test. where she
lost hard.tought match. one-dowu.
to the new queen OF the Rainier fair
ways.
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One Man That
Joe w alcott
Gave "Go-By"
Colored Demon Didn't
Want Amy More of
Mysterious" Billy

ny r. J. Uncle Toni McCAIsES
Noted Boxing Promoter. Who IL
Narraiiug His Many Experiences.
TOE wALCoTT. weltcrweiRht and
~ terror Of mAldiewelghts and
heavics. provided me with a smile
one day Waieott had just tough,
n draw with BUY Woods. middle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-03

iAh nam NNNl flAAA
fund boxing
bouts here last
night when Dave
Shade. the rec.
ognized challen.
ger for the wei.
terweight title,
knocked out Jim.
my slattery, OF
u uffalo, the
most highly.tout.
ed boxer OF the
last five years.
Slattery was
floored ( hire G
times In the
third round be.
fore his seconds
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er veteran of the white hope days. in minute and ID
seconds of the round the time they stepped
into the ring, there question that Wills would be
the winner
Mickey Walkers champion OF the
world 70 attend fight
walker who boxing commission
because
MS championship
away from Harry Greb a fine thrashnE
Tor his ambition and puge suffered
downward move
Harry Grcb proved himself than he has been
rated and he always has
Of walker whose when
Grcb had him on the OF a
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Holiday Matches

TOMORROW being Tho Fourth q
l. July means. among other things.
that local golfers will be out on the
greensward making a bid for some
kind OF n prize or prizes.
This day has always been busy
one on scattle's fairways and July
4, 1925. viii be no exception. as every
captain OF the various clubs in the
city has some sort OF competition
listed for We linksmen and links.
women TO shoot In.