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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
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Note: Send s5c for my new II.
Illustrated book. entitled. stop Asth-
ma, Hay Fever and Catarrh." II
win give you correct understand.
ing OF these terrible Affections.
PLEASE NoIEi Bake oven Treat,
mrpi. are not given for Asthma. All
Asthma patient arc given Dr. i.ouEn-
ney's special treatments. and By Dr.
Loughney only.
SuTE-Do NOT LET SNOW OR TnE
sESEhE-T WEATHER INrEKfEat
WITH YOUR BEING BAKED. Our cold
or bronchitis or rheumatic eases need
net fear catching enld after bake-- rhsy
are prepared after their bakes TO resist
the ssyerrSt storms, and are HAVING
no complaints OF patients catching cold
whatsoever.
Dr. Loughney's Human Bake Uvcn re-
moves sPiSAL IRRITATION; pain ID
back Of head: pulling Of cords In neck
some troubles with eyes; pain between
shoulders or In other parts 81 spine. OF
burning, aching. tenderness or soreness
bronchitis; lamene~s Of fingers or feet
drop-y or tinxiinE like priekinE OF pins
peculiar, almost inde-eriba5lc pains OF
distress In heart. stomach. kidneys OF
other part. OF chest or abdomen: bark.
ache, sciatiea, rheumatism; chronic cop.
stipntion and all stomach disorders.
NOTB-Dr. Loughney's offices are 10.
Gated Mt the corner Of fiith and Union
In the Crary Bldg, Rooms 3I0-Jii-5Iz-
1881.
Dr. Loughney Il insisted by compefen,
lady nurses Hours, n. m. 10 D. m
sundays. TO 1: ouly. Telephone I'll lot
3e3g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

The influenza epidemic
proved to thousands the eff
cheney Of this simple, pleasant
method. You, too, will profit
from this practice whenever
you feel a cold coming on.
The time to act is when
you first suspect a cold
don't wait for chills and
fever. Do it now. Just
squeeze the juice of a lemon
in glass or cup Of hot water.
Add sugar if you wish.
California lemons make the
best lemonade. They arc
practically secdless, tart and
heavy with acid juice. Buy
them at any frst-class store.
Try The "hot lemonade tvay"
tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Stop Cold
NoWj
Hot Lemonade Will Do It

TT you feel a cold coming
i on, stop it Immediately
with an old-fashioned hot
lemonade.
Don't wait until it is too
late. AS soon as the teIl-tale
sneczing starts or you feel
Chilly" take a warm bath
and get right into bed with
plenty Of warm covers.
Then drink a large glass
Of hot lemonade. Drink it
as hot as you can stand it.
See how much better you
feel in the morning.
The effectiveness Of hot
lemonade in the prevention
or treatment Of a cold is due
to more than heat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived March 10 Str Pacific Gem
merrr from CJdn via ports AZ 1850 a.
M str Lancaster from hailimoys va
pusta a Z g. an. str baNVnpori from
san Francisco At g. tas str HeIlinEs
ham from Evtrhikan a. g.o a, na.. sif
Edgar y. t4uekepharh from Mobile wa
pgrts At 1885 a. 80. March ; sif IpiiA
i.uekrHbach rom Tacoma a. y. IA
str tuhrtee from Richmond a. npgn
sailed March ta-- str tsubFito for
Richmond Al noon. sgr Nev hri'aln Tor
Sew York via ports a. Z ~ sir VIVA.
Perkins Tor New Aosk VIA 9Fays hAr.
Dor al $40 a 81,
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New Corporations

carl " AT AdvsTiIslnE AEsaey7 $50.
kApu. 81. oeg, carl ~ Art and g. C.
ksfsfctteF
AtrSauzhi9a coal CO. Seattle. sc. 900
John Mclaughlin, gs0fHs HsaTya and
ilaas a, MrfAuEhiin.
burgess AmaiRauator Coz Hraiiis.
capital stock iisoop To engage In
general mining mil,Ha anl ~uurrrrraI
iuF HusIHFHr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
GRAIN UNSTEADY
Market Better Than Satur-
day, but Still Uncertain

CHICAGO. March 9-Grain fu-
lures recovered late from midday
slump aud closed irregular. Tho
opening was higher,
Compared with Saturday. close.
wheat showed substantial gains
Corn was rh1ppY nud unable 10
make much hradwaY after late
recovery due Go tho weak cash situa-
ton
oats received some attention ana
closed higher
A buliiHh hog report atTrnEthencd
the PROV iHlpua iint
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CALL RATE RISE
AFFECTS MART
Stocks Open With Trace OF
Uneas!neSS as Result
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN-
IIAI. uI1NIlew

tIAL Nl2NtEw
NEW YORK. March 10 stocks
opened with "a trace Of nervousness
which characterized yesterday scHs
aiou, hue ia thu advance in call
money tn per cent
This tightening was looked o. aE
q temporary incident and the selling
pressure which Il started ia tho pre-
ytpus session was not continued In
Abe early dealings today Further
recovery took place among the In
dustrial leaders with steel Ia spec
rial demand because OF the eNpcctA-
ton 81 favorable untitled tonnage
statement
Chalmers reported a new high on
the recovery az so, responding 60
belief that its 50 dividend viii be
increased To 50 basis next monthEn
addition TO an extra distribution OF
81 a share.
stocks opened easy, baldwin,
lSsA, of a Reading. TbA. General
Motors, gsA Anaconda. tsh of y!
Pau American H. 40, off 80 Y. y.
Steel. tgA up ~ Sinclair sthi
American Locomotive, ttUG. Off (.
New York Central. 1904 Off = -
Paul. i2N; Atchison. 1914 ncthln.
hem steel. a., Studebakrr. Ns. up
y: General Eolectric. go. up :.
American Can. iS0h. Off =.
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Portland Produce

Butter Cube extras tsr3 standards.
aiHci prime fifsts. 81 sc! sifHtu. ise
EEg. --Ertfas. glu, firsts ~ puiitts,
ap1 current receipts, sRe,
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Alaska Vessels

KETCHtKAS- Haiiea. March > SER
Alameda. nsrthbound from kstehiaan Al
BsfB D. m.
JUNEAU Sailed March Str rfius
cess MARY. sautheauud at 10 ,. tn,
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new HIGH MARK
FOR HOGS
Cattle Prices Go Up When
Hogs Reach SLABS

Livestock continues 60 hold The
spotlight in tho world " market
quotations,
Aftor holding atsady Tor some
weeks the cattle market took "A
fuFhtY fancy Mon lay and began
following 1he hog market 20 the
heights
ioEs again advanced. The days
quotations goinE Nac ab3Nr the
week END figure. Top hogs atu now
quoted AZ tttsb per hundrcdwriKht
Prime steers wcr auotd az fs.sb 20
fssb. Tn sheep market was quiet
There 10 good movement ia pota-
toes o nthe local riaho and prices
are holding steady. Tubrra are
plentiful but arc moving rapidly,
EEEs romaiite,i steady despite a
sporadic weakness In spots, storage
operations are progressing,
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March to-yorsiEa 81
change opened steady sterling demand.
Itgse rfanos. lao5igi lire. Iootosg
belgium, s. 0sed. marks. 1850 NV eden.
gspis NorpHy 1888
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Seattle Wheat

40 J soft white Mss So. western
No ! northern spring ti1s. No. 1 ussts
srn white, IilQi No, 1 bis blue stem
tslos
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VEGETABLES
rrise. raid whair.als Dealers
Qeo,stlon. By Ftssssr FtRH q rrotsrs'

the prices given arc thoss made q
retail dealers ~ wholesalers wnh q
few Seasonal exceptions. prices 10 pro.
dpcsrs can b. figured ~ dsduetins th-
cost 81 Transportation 70 H~sltis and
approximately - p-T cent fer hauling
Storage and settling eostl
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
WEDNESDAY
MAlLL-II IL

VI AK W II
f1r.t ftiEh it'ie
t.Aa a tH 1870 r.
Ttr.t Tow tide
a SO q ga Ha o.
>r.en,i IiiEh ltsir
1i 8 ut iei o.
second Lev Tide
tIaai > ~ IS Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

WV ~ "
hrst IiEh lice
.4gl a. va ttB a.
first Low Tidc
ttlt a m a. o.
>Sevnd iiikh 1tsir
.IHts q m 10 a.
,e,sad Low Tide
uig ,. IN % n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

SEATTLE. Washington
March o. 1895.
70 sacK IT My CONCERN;
DR.. LouEhnsy storpnd
ny asthaa inside or rive Gays.
7 vas IN terrible distress, and
every other treat=eat that the
different doctors gave - fail-
ed eozpisselys out Or. Louzhnsy's
treAtEenrSas a eozplets success.
] "a not having the slightest
syzptoE ssth-a, and ! can HoFk
hard, ard AZ n9a do.ag all NJ
esn sork AROUND az chicken ranch !.
sc spaains NJ o-n garden, and
81 endurance ana siaa are tpst
fine. Dr.. LouSnaey's asthzs
trra-zent 8, successful all
Right. ! sWesr 20 the spoye. ard
give Dr.. Loughnsy privilege 20
pupli.n .hfs affidavit any ssy
~ Il hos. al asthza sufferers
ssogie 20 direct to his. I Al
sixty Isht years OF sEs, and
al sell <norn In Bsrton. have
lived in Renton seventeen years.
ReAT@ RN,1
HsnforV NashiuFrou
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Asthma Stopped
FOR
ROBERT ]. ROBERTS
RentOn Pioneer
Inside Of Five Days
SWORN AFFIDAVIT
FOLLOWS
Read the Following Sworn
Facts. They Are SO Start
ling That Even the Most
Skeptical CANNOT Ignore
Them.

Sworn Affidavits Such rs the
Following, Run in This Pa
per Every Week - They
Should BE Your Assurance
of DR.. Loughney's Success
full Treatment of Asthma,
Even in the Most Chronic
and Severe Cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Weather Bureau Report

Special from the q 81 Weather bureau
TAToOsu ISLAND. March 10, sac q
m, - Rising barometer clear. vine eaa'-
& miles an hour,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

YOUNGSTERS viii fight shy Of
Il this crossword puzzle when they
learn the word in AZ horizontal
uoHiLoNTAL
T. To sEHEgrratr
q Female heir
~. Ranges.
a. Exist
90 ru rent uEhlu.
10 Proposition
o. small open pie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

10. Inspired with feeling OF fear
~. Accomplish.
sz. Electrical particle
~. ItoyolyrH on axis
90. Light brown
~. lmithtsh
~. Covered with WA
SO. Finished.
30 Female sheep
1873. free.
Asebtne for changing air cur
rent
-. Laymon who aupsriutend
churehs spiritual interests.
So. Declines.
90. Melody.
~. FogKy
a.. An On children don't like
-. Aliuvlai deposits At mouth of
river.
-. Iiy means OF.
~. yellow Meter from sore.
~ Form OF precipitation,
o. TART
81 Holy person
-, Garden earth
~. perehed
81. Those who dlHripnts property.
slr string fence used 10 tennis.
~, Nfutrr pron0un,
~, pinehrs tyerb)
o. organs ~ sight
80. Part NJ verb 20 be
81 Winding part OF stairWSy.
90. To do wrong.
20. one who aims
fg EHiuted
-, Sleeping powders
VERTICAL
J. To hatlnfy.
= To march in a body
3. Second note IA scale.
Dine
Q, Monarch.
=, = maker OF headEsaF.
Warmed
q Anglers,
>. Scarlet
80 Hebrew name fof God
- Kind Of an automobile
~. one who kills b. throwing
stones
- Fabulous bird
10 Married
81 To wuni
~ Dry
80 Measure Tor coal tplD.
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rriee. raid whele..l.~
Quotations ~ Ferry Bros,
ntrIEM ANp CMELsE

rrlcs. raId Mhelssals Dealers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

People can solve cross vur ;
zles easier with a copy G. o. n
Universities Dictionary via
being offered 10 readers b !
Seattle Star ~. rs cents "a. 1.
coupons such as the cns ~
today on page 2.
In the time OF Queen Elizxs|
law was passed that no ner Z
ing could be erected wiihk 4
miles Of London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
DAIRY PRODUCTS

frrea Paid shippers. city delivery.
rricra la coantry. eBses returned &c lees,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

January LIST last year the price S32 per bb with all com
panies bidding The increase $780, with companies de-
clning to contract at that price
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Kansas Victor
Over Goodrich

BUFFALO. N. Y, Dec. s.--Rooco
- ToEze. n squatty little under.
slunE italian. who sold newspapers
ut the depot IL years ago. and
who has been in moro than 200
ring battles ms Rocky Kansas, was
sporting the crown OF tho worlds
lightweight champion today.
Kansas, the pride Of Buffalo. Won
15.round decision from Jimmy
Goodrich, another Buffalo native.
last night, before crowd OF 10.
600 spectators and won tho title
he has been seeking for IA years.
He won nine rounds and had
enough OF n margin on points to
overcome desperate rally that
Goodrich made in the last two
rounds.
There is no doubt that he viii be
recognized as the champion because
Goodrich has been accepted MS the
tito holder by the international
boxing federation and the national
boxing association.
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japanese yiu Jitsu Star
Out for Husky Mat Team,

tom. tips tho scales at 135 pounds
and he is expected TO mako the
squad IL he can learn the tricks
OF tho American game,
Coach Arbuthnot has n large
squad OF mat mon ont every night
going thru conditioning work for
the season which consists of road
work, culsthosics and practice Of
the standard holds and counters.
Tho following mon nro working
out now: Ted I.angc, 16S pounds;
Ray Rice, 175 pounds: Ernie Mar.
tin. 1876 pounds; Stewart Hertz, 1876
pounds: Art vassar l25 pounds;
Jim Dodson, ii5 pounds, Allan
Learned, IDS pounds; Andy Ander.
son, i75 poundss Walter sahlI, 1858
pounds; W. u. fYcinz, 1853 pounds,
The Tacoma Y, NJ, c, A. is try.
ing TO limo IN practice match
and tho IIusltlos will probably meet
them In early January, Tho var.
sity schedule doesn't open until
February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
Even Coaches
Make Mistakes

YOU never can ten in sports.
i even the coaches are having
trouble in passing Judgment up.
on aspirants.
Heck Edmundson had tied the
can to Hall Johnson, guard
candidate. thinking ne wouldn't
do this ycar.
And then the Sigma Chi team
battled the Dekes in a fraternity
game and johnson played "A fine
game at guard. playing an I'm.
portant roie in his teams vic.
tory. Edmundson immediately
.changcd his mind about John
son's possibilities and the young.
ster Is back on the varsity
squad again.
EdmundBon will run his team
thru an easy practice today as
the Huskies face their first
tough game OF tho seagon to-
morrow night, meeting the Halls
Business college five.
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examining certified checks.
He got ono check for i3oo. 900 for
signing a contract 10 make ono
moving picture. with the stipula.
ton that no was not TO be shelk.
He received $4,000 for allowing
the use OF his name on a sweater
He received $4,000 for authoriz.
Ing tho manufacture OF Red
Grange doll
Hs received $1,000 for endorsing
a mako OF shoes. another $1,000 for
writing that no liked certain
brand OF ginger ale and $4,000 for
endorsing n Red Grange cap.
lie was offered $4,000 TO say
that he preferred a certain kind
Of cigarette. but he refused on tho
ground that he didn't smoke. but
ho accepted $4,000 as a reward for
saying that - he smoked he would
smoke that brand
The former IllinoLs star has 80
more games Of football to play and
II II understood that no has been
guaranteed 10000 per game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
SENCIO BOXES
AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Dec. s.-C1cvcr Sen.
clio, tho California Filipino boxing
sensation, and Benny PelE will fight
hero Friday night in the Elka'
Christmas fund show. Jack Red.
dick. OF Canada. and Young Peter
Jackson. local boy, fight in the
ssmLfinAl bout.
All profits made by the Portland
boxing commission win 80 for the
benefit fund. according 10 Joe
Waterman. promoter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
Alabama Grid
Team, Leaves Soon

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. Dec. S.-Ala.
4 bama's champion football team
viii leave next week for the Pacific
Coast TO participate In the annual
Tournament OF Roses game at
Pasadena on New Years day.
Formal announcement that Ala.
bama has accepted the invitation to
represent the East against a Pa
cific Coast eleven was made last
night.
The Pacific Coast team that will
play against Alabama has not yet
been selected.
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Cage Results

Tislsrhman Yeast. 20. y. =. t4tc. 6.
TeIsphous Co. 81 Shell on. 10.
BLACK Mfg. Co. -. =. g. r. L,
Co.. O.
standard OF. 90. Fulisrs.
achwNbArHsr 90 Piper a TAFT 4
Rhodes. g. y. ". ". y. Insurance. 10,
Ernst Hardware. III. I.ovstsd, 10,
chinese A. C.. II; Nippon \. G., ~.
Cardinals. 20. Collins. II.
University Cnrlhtihu. -. Nethodlsis.
II.
Collins Seniors. -! Nash Motors. is
Seattle National. IS. Dexter Horton.
~
o. G. Presbyterian. as: Luthnrans. a.
Marine Nationals. 40. sssboArd. ..
Ballard Christians. 81: Trinity Mstho.
dist, 9.
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STENCIL TO TOLEDO

TOLEDO, o.. Dec, s.--Charics d.
Casey" s;engei. veteran National
league outfioldcr and present man,
agsr OF the Worcester club OF tho
Eastern league, has been appointed
manager Of the Toledo club OF tho
American association. President 10
seph u. o'Brlen announced today.
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Hoop Schedule
CHURCH LEAGUE

Clas. 4. section 4
Paramount Congregational We. Fsunrs-
roy Congregational at o'clock AZ Gar
fold; Queen Anne Christian va FIRST
United Presbyterian at S o'clock AZ Car
field. Columbia Congregational vs.. Grace
Presbyterian at o'clock at Garfield,
Glass Il, Section 3
Plymouth congregational Va, Temple
De nlrrch ut o'clock a; broadway.
FIRST African Methods, Episcopal vs..
Madison Street Methodist Episcopal at
: O'Clock al Garfield.
Glass q, Section 1
Emmanuel Lutheran VI. Queen Anne
Christian at o'clock at Queen Anne.
Class G, section g
Green Lake Methodist Episcopal vs..
University Congregational No. : at 6
O'Clock al Roosevelt
Glass G. Section Z
Grace Msthodlst Episcopal W. Mount
Baker Park Presbyterian az o'clock At
Garfield; Plymouth Congregation VI.
Temple De Hisch AZ o'clock at Car
field,
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SAM CRANE MAY RETURN TO TRIBE NEXT YEAR
THE SPORT
9Roundup@ %
~ .eI' ~
SDLeo \ lassen s

TvEN n the Washington Husklss
~ reconsider tho Pasadena bid and
decide 60 make the trip after ALL
IN tie ught OF new deynopments,
the University Of Washington did
n smart thing by turning down the
original offer.
with "Rcd" Grange getting rcams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08

on tho bill Mckenzie meeting Al
Anderson o, Alaska in ono six
round scrap and Club Crawford and
John Budnlck. another rair OF big
fellows, tangio IN another six
roundcr. II il MoKenzio's first mp.
pcamncc here.
The main event features Ted
Kraehe and Teddy O'Hnrn, two OF
tho leading welicrweights on tho
Coast.
Jones thugics with Tex Vernon
OF Tacoma and Johnny Rose and
Johnny Woods. lightseights, com
pistc tho lineup.
The show starts az 500.
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n bid Tor the
w ash n & { on
Husky wrestling
team.
When II comes
to Hopping his
opponents TO tho
mat he has no
trouble at nll,
handling big Ray
Rice like n ban
tamwoight in
this respect, but
when tho young
wrestler from
across the sea
Gets OH tho mat
no lacks the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
Cooper Meets
Eddie Roberts

TACOMA, Dec. s.--Lefty Coop.
l. or, OF sim Francisco, welter.
weight, win fight Eddie Roberts
hero Thursday night in tho six.
round main event Of the Eagles
boxing show.
Johnny Trambitos, OF Portland,
will fight Kid Johnson In tho six.
round semifinal. Johnson halls
from Olympia.
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Picking Pool
Ring Winners
Teddy O'IIara vs.. Ted kracho
fWELTEnWEIGHTg

wELTEnwEIGHTSl
o1iHp Is making his first APP
pearance In Seattle and while
no II now here hs has fought
up and down tho Coast for years.
Ho rs said 20 DO a good left
hook puncher. KReho needs no
introduction hero. being Il strong,
Aggressive fighter. o'Hara may
outHmnrt krache. but unless no
shows exceptional ability Kracho
should 10 a slight fayorito TO
win.
Bill Mckenzie vs.. N Anderson
uIEAvYwEIGHTs)
Mckenzie. Lonuie Austin'-
giant heavyweight. should win
over Anderson before the six
rounds arc up. His tremendous
strength gives him tho edge
over tho Alaskan They have
worked together ut odd times in
tho gymnasium sessions and Me-
kenzie looked tho better then.
John Budnick vs.. Club Crawford
diEAyYwEiGHTs
Another heavyweight affair.
Tab Budnlek 10 beat tho Ho.
GUAM youngstsr.
Johnny Rose ". Johnny Wood.
n1GHTwEIGHr9
Experience vs.. Youth. Rose
has bren fighting n long time.
but look for Woods 60 be the
winner IN this one. II figures
10 be close.
Billy Jones W. Tex Vernon
BANTAAiwEIGHTg
Jones IL the harder hitter and
much faster and should win. Tho
Tacoman Il the toughest OPP
ponent Jones has had yet. but
tho Renton youngster shapes up
an the better boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
MICK CAGFRs WIN

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. s.
Armour Tech OF Chicago fell before
the onslaught OF the Notra Dame
basketball team, SO 20 20. in the
opening game OF tho season here
last night.
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Wheaton. Ill.
ice man. left
last night for
Washington 70
play somo more
football today
and make some
moro money.
After knock
lng off $50. 600
FOR playing Sun.
ua} aEAiIltt tue
New York Gl.
ants at tho Polo
Grounds Grange
SIP ont y few
h ours signing
contracts and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
To Name Grade
School Soccer
Titlist Today

SETTLEMENT of grade school
~ soccer title was 10 be made
this afternoon at b. F. Day play
field, when the InterIake and Haw-
thorne elevens clash at SI5 o'clock.
Both Coach George Austin. OF
Interlake, and Miss Donna Perry,
OF Hawthorne, had drilled their
charges for the game and both
teams were ready for the strug-
gle for the city championship.
The teams lined up rs follows:
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AGGrEs WIN CAGE CAME

MADISON. Wis. Dec. s.--Ths
North Dakota Agsiess basketball
team defeated the University OF
Wisconsin team IS 10 II here last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
CRESCENTS WIN

VANCOUVER, Il. c.. Dec. Sass
katoon defeated the Vancouver Ma.
rooms hero last night, TO ., and
wound UP their first road trip TO the
Coast, The Crcscents won three and
lost one game on their invasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
FOLEY FIGHTS

VANCOUVER, II. c., Dec. S.-Vic
Foley, Canadian bantam champion.
has been signed TO meet Young Ma
tionalista In Portland, Ore, New
Years day, II was announced by Jack
Allen. Foley's manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08

I,onnio Austin OF
fer their ring
menu 20 the &C.
attic fans at tho
Crystal Pool.
Bin Mckenzie.
the new hoayy.
weight pro,eKc. Is
the biggest man
billed. Ils weighs
rs pounds
Bniy Jones. tho
ia pound boy
from Rsntan. Is
tho midget on tho
program.
cav y weights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
BAKER VICTOR

NEW YORK. Dec Sergeant
Sammy Baker. junior welterwoight
from Mitchell field, won from Jack
civic, Pittsburg. on a foul in the
sixth round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08

with Jack Hsardon IoinE 20 IN. Ma
tipnai lsskus neat year. Harry Williams,
coast league pfrEy. has signed Eddie
Goes vsIsrnn official who has worked
In ths s9Hfa Atian,is league Tor sstsr.'
seasons