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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-04-17

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Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-04-17
Township of Florence Audit Of 1924
RECOMMENDATIONS

the back duplicates imperative
special That this
adjustment That Poll and Personal Taxes
collection
That the under the paving improvements should be
Immediately given definite and final attention.
adjusted by the
ferring of the by this report
by refund
collector certain items which
appearing carried unpaid
for be
liens have been taken by Township sube
certificate and all collected
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-04-17
FOR RENT

Broom apartment. Apply 42s Lau-
rel street. Beverly. 3ts
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-04-17
HOUSE FOR RENT

Third and Magnolia streets, Bever-
ly. William Champion. BITS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
MCCOY TO ASK
new TRIAL
Attorneys Allowed Week to
Prepare Argument

ms ANGELES. Cal, Jan. s.-At'
,onsys OF Kid Mccoy. convicted OF
rapsIaughter In connection with tho
Ian OF Mrs. Teresa Mors, his
-w,e,hsart. were today allowed one
week 10 prepare an argument Tor
nav tr.aL
Judre Charles :, Grail n the
,,l,nr withheld sentencing Mccoy
= ssn Quentin Tor from ono 20 10
..ars. the penalty the conviction
,arres p,ndius the plea Tor an
elhtf trial
The XII appeared in court shah
t4N dressed and uuEempi Hts
AIR was unused and he appeared
i, tak. lntlg interest 10 The pro
ee.Hrss. He was NOT tine same
sppsr Mccoy who sat thru tho
,hrvs weeks o. his trial. expressing
soshdenec that he would be re-
sased.
me former pusilisi was led into
ssart, haudcuffed 10 a i'.yearotd
boy He was In company with nine
.rso1srs os assorted nces and sat
rth them in stolid Indifference 10
hls case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
SHIVELY TO Be
HELD HERE
Await Washington Order to
Send Him 10 MCNelIS

l.ptl authority lum WasbmEtoN
u. A. eomrs Thru autHn..a.n5 ''.
.,rtrp u NeNtl.a ISLAND ta'i0TaI
,.pirrrtrCy 70 1ee7Tf tHfvur
rprkl shsyry SIS 8 prisoner 'h'
r.n uun,o and aHrEc3 Nsna'm"
M 4 bauk uhhrs will FmAh iA
m, kug county Hl
sh,ely has rten I'm San ieg in'
r..t week. utho be IS uudrg "a two
~ stuteuce Tor y1aessey 20 De-
f,at tae prohibition laws
Nc WAS at liberty under bail pond
,,e am Appeal os Dts conviction a'
~ time 90 the yts.0C0 Nanaima
tark -obbgry and was arrested a'
,y.su.au where Ht w8s Nsliins DIS
.utrthsart Rae alghusan who BE-
bsn on uluuF charge Boz G|9s
u,rbor county The appeal waa sr.
ned shortly after Sh.veIys 0rlys'
aa ~ robbery charge While cana
Fan ofueals villa attempt Go eNiIA
AL, him. be- will NOT hr released
untl his prison term cNp,l's
ShiycIy Was sentenced 20 serve hs
term at I.cavtuWnrth federal pen'llh
tnr. he viii be akgu 10 MeNsi. p
however. until "a carload ot prisoners
az shipped E8st Authority for ihr
temporary soJourn at NcNeila must
scme thru thc department of Justice
h,for, the warden az McNrilr ae
cents the prisoner
In tho present ease according ie
An MUrr. deputy ~n,te4 state
uurshst The authority haa been Hr
hyei several aays m c0ming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
, MALE HELP WANTED

AT KNNEX. 2O0f 8ts. near Wostlaks
nv, clean. furnished. steam .hoatea
bedrooms CnenD; free bath anu
nhGne Trans. Sgc; weekly tg.u0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
SOUTH SEA TALE
Noted World Traveller to
Speak Before ~" Club

Norman v. Pearcc. a noted world
traveller. VIII speak 20 tho Seattle
TN. C. \. Sunday club for men
sunday at . ,. m. giving bis inter.
ss.ing travel talk on ~ Trip 10 the
south Seas.
rba lecture o. personal udveu-
lures that vas asked for as the result
Of his former popular lecture given
a few weeks ago In the ~ on AUS
ifal!a
"a New Years Mesase." b. Prank
Bsyiey. the chairman OF tho y
sunday club Tor men. is an annual
event much appreciated BY the men
AZ the friendship supper who have
heard bis previous talks at the be
ginning OF each new year. Al men
are invited 70 both talks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

ANN JANE FINLEN- midwife estate
raist-redls residence 4sto East
Lake ave. "a pitl-tNsl
Or NN,NsS suite 900 rautaEes iva
Women aIlmrnfr disorders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
HART LEFT out

Alth0 many other governors have
oeen asked to give their opinion
concerning prohibition law enforce
msnt for thc benefit Of the con-
yrsssionai committee on the aico-
holic hquor tfnsnc, Gov. Hart has
recessed no such request. his secrc-
tsry. Hollis " Fui,z told The
star Friday.
Coz. Moore. u Idaho. replying 20
the questlounaire. told the commit
lee that one Or the great abuses Of
the law lay In the quantity of
liquor shipped into state capitals
during legislative sessions.
Prohibition does not prohibit and
perhaps never will be ENFORCED.
Gov, Moore wrote 70 Chairman
Grant 81 Hudson. Of the house
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Vital Statistics
Divorce Complaints

49,. ~ John a. Williams. cruelty.
s1ge Edna ~. Natthrw 4. TEors-
.xsnson' dssertion.
chs,s.l W, Daniel Lyons. nonaupporf.
fIes L. ". Alice 4. Cook. dener-
nar, W William Alexander Hay.
iIs,A = w. Charlotte sculiy. deher-
cru e,,., .. v. John D. Leedy Ct al.
"'''' - John Henry small, cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
New Roosevelt High

BUNGALOW
4 REAL BEAUTY PLENTY Oh
CLASS AND All. QUALITY
TifRUOTT
Tho floor plan and arrangement %
this heautg is little better than
sou VIII find In any other tsroum
combination on the market today
The living room extends Agrpr
tho entire 'front.' mighty fine
bedrooms, one OF which can be
used az a dining room II sou Ike.
The Kitchen IL ideal and The bath
dream Every modern feature e.
emphasized. Z closets fine base
mrni furnace with coils and n
Nrrprpof garage. n sou buy this
az $500. easy terms NOt WILL.
M HAPPY THHrOtT THE NEW
YEAR PHONE NE LRsE-063l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

80 %. aNAHfA VA ~ t.I.E H"pN
1000 Western smelt & Fgr Bargain
STOCKS WANTED aH Foster
klsisag. pfd.. tsSa Bros ptd Cen
trail Finance. olympic Hotel Bond
Wichita Royalty. Western smelt
ing d Power and all Burani aud
stat Motor
zoo Marion ST. I'll I0t-tf-s
Just or End Ay.. OPP Natl city 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
GARAGES
AUTOS FOR SALE
1924 Ford Sedan, S545

You realty cannot tell tf
from new. 30 perfect afg
Sc fiulah and appointment
EyrrT dssH. bic equipment
from U<~kg Mountain
brakes ta HfTumbrrE care
hurgtuT. coat owner about
Si.tuU late in 1884 season
aud driven but very l'tflF-
Excellent cord tires. spare.
large HtrFriuE wheel and
lock. heater bumpers, spot
light. Hptsdamster. dash
tlsht. foot throttle. atrp
plates mutometer and bar
cap. etc Hest bargain tu
town Nuu'll have 90 hurry,
because the terms are 80
easy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
More Real Bargains !

OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY
Eberharter's Garage
III iot-gets Third Ave, AZ Virginia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

The star susiiss hs readers 20 use tlii,
apartment - an aid In finding missing
relatives or friends. The department 9.
70 help N rsunittnE those who have a-Aen
separated. Those whose fssss3fTE= or
lrsnds are missing are invited Go reporf
Ne disappearanes directly 10 Til, star.
nssaers who MAP know the Whereabouts
y p.rsons mentioned in this column ss
~rsstnz are requested also 10 report to
he star Other newspapers ars invited
,sproducs such items as viii interest
shsif readers
information IS wanted 81 the
.nsreabouts Of FRANK SLATER or
~ ~. '. SLATER. last heard Of In the
lail Of 1870 when working as engineer
y a large savmill AZ either Grace. or
.lsys Harbdr. is sought by his sis-
~, airs. Maude Benson. 52i S. Elena
SSe' ksdondo Beach. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

We Will Sell
1000 Beacon Coal Company.
30 Frank 4. Best. Inc
20 Best Universal Lock Co.
1909 Corr Gold Company.
1000 Western Smelling & Power.
1000 Forks Drilling Co
10000 Forks on CO,
200 Johnston Piston q Ring.
500 Shoshone oil Co.
1000 Moorite Products Co.
100 NitomIne Cereal Co.
1000 Hurst Chicogof Mining Co.
1900 Seattle Contact Copper Co.
Close prices quoted on all OF above
stocks on application.
We viii buy Tor ca6h any active se.
curity at the market
f. X. Easter & Co.
MA iu-S5l4 Ell lot zoos
20i HOGE ANNEX BLDG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Stocks Offered

s~NS~AAS ~ AANA ~
5000 Baker Steam Motor .... 20.02
100 Coy Valve ............. 2.25
100 Ellis Resilient Wheel .. zee
500 Futreil Coupler ... 81
1000 Forks Drilling ..... .95 >
500e Forks oil ........... ole
900 " & NJ. Coal q Pet -. 20
100 Parfecto Gear & DIFF ...l7.50
800 ROthcrt Steel ....... Is
Is Radio Corp'n Of Am. Marke'
900 Western Smelling & =. SpasSa
MANUFACTURING Hotel End Mtg
Best Lock, Best Universal, offer
c. j. Steeple
JIG Cherry St MA ln-5sse
Buy Radio Corp'n OF America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Foreclosure

ara ACRES
COVERED WITH ALDER
This land lice perfectly levels faces
E6Dd county road SPLENDID for
grapes. We will BE- glad % show
you the grapes growing only 80
minutes from Se' aut and Madison
$500. $40 cash 81 monthly.
THE ". l.. MORSE co.
enc Lsary uldE M lu-ss4a
Mar UNIVERSITY
1900
Tract O. land facing two strertf
This viii mako slE lots t0EiZh.
Ideal Tor garden or chicken ranch.
city water and sidewalk
". a. CRANE
gin H1EI Annex
q MA ln-472b. % Tfid-gtl5.
NORTH or SEATTLE
no acres rich bottom land, fine
creek through property.
II ii CRANE
$40 ltDEo Annex
IA Iu-1s-t. GA rfd-aiIs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Auto Facts

The average su-saNrd barge
usually proves expensive Ia
thF end
NJ Wr could afford tu give you an
automobile. this hdtrrtlarmtn4
Wuutd bE uunrrt tratY.
We have on hRnu right now
number 81 used cars, TauEtn.
Ia price from tlpp 60 tt.2Qe and
wU can Eiyt you a complete
hiaiory Oi each car and charge
sou only fgr the unused trans
poftatiun iu each automobile
IT, after purchasing one OF these
used GAYS from "a. you are for
any reason dissatisfied VITA
Fpar purchase. bring u back
within da1a and wt viii give
y"u full credit On any 1tngr
Gag Ia our place
we invite Inspection and rumH
pafiauu. our tlat includes
T"fas Dhr yrulriF. stars, Ia
rants, nuickr Hups thaud
trfH and others
TRIMS To SUIT
Dulmage Motor Co.
Hg5 D. flkr IA st.A5tt
last linton pt Tenth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
) MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

y" A'AAF'N - = "a y ~ = ~
FOR SALE
uEN milI wood. 3s.a8, saeks coal
saet GArnd-Iat5
FuK COATS save money at brown
Hear shop ace tptt Hf=
WI buy aud sell ciothinE snd fgra
The owl iliTa ftrst Ave
mark. 24tQ cord. miii slab. gtsQ.
e0rdWasd, 81 cord IA iurtg1t
WOOD. clean lnride. pltrhg ~
block as auyv here ~ usrt-9ttt.
% GARAGES
PERMANENT EsrsHs5. housss
stores Mhra Portable EidE Co.
81 Hoy 81 "a piti-Eu1G Res.
81 uset.iisa
PORTABLE GARAGES cApiti-02sg
seattle srQas nal Bldg &C.
1908 Nhir ~ y a. uvMAtls. Mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
FINANCIAL
So STOCKS AND BONDS
BEST LOCK

Shares have advanced In price moro
than ono dollar in tho past ton
days The market seems to have
gotten just fairly started and qup-
tations from 20 to So arc freely
predicted within tho next so 60 Go
days. II you hRvc contemplated
adding TO your holdings or have
delayed making an initial pur-
chase VIC believe you will do we'll
To buy az the market Immediately.
For late quotations phone
Ell iut-3Gla, COL Securities Bldg.
pnnifin Securities Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

TIN ACRES
TWO bottom LAND
N# have tEr1 l1-urrD tracts ailnlHs
fus each other fhcias on main
county highway lots ~ wood ana
pulnE $50 cash aud go per
month q.
IRE Vs. a.. MORSE co 1890
ffa T.sarg HldE MA tu-EtG5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
10 Acres. $3.50

TO Acres, Sb0U
For quick sale a. real sacrifice
price, 20 sores good rich ioHm
soil good district. near Esuton.
lra real sacrifice Tor cash See
Nj TuilDrh lUlG Third Ave.
Q ACRES
HALF CLEARED,
This land Ir on the main highway
ELECTRIC LIGHT line passes the
land: Nrst-ClasE soil: fenced. per
frciiy level. only 1880; H25 cash,
$3.50 month";
THE ". l.. MORSE co,
40 Leary Bids MA in-662j
GOOD home cheap; new house and ,
acres on Vine ~. north % Seattle.
Only $1,000: terms 500 down. tlO
month. Being tract lB2. Never
offered before. one block 20 new
big highway See Homer or Oar
aalL sos Third ave. today
CutAF-IEo houses. Went seattle,
two blg corner lots. crly 1919.
terms $40 down, $40 per month.
Sec paFuali or Perry. sos Third
ave. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
POULTRY
) MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

NNNAh aAaNAH AHHHh"AHaf
~ U WILLIAMS 20.
sash FOR luclusink p6rrhcs 90 keep
your house warmer and cleaner
Send ua your sizes and wc VIII
give you factory prices.
French doors. garage doors mirror
doors. AsurhFr and tables Tot
breakfast hooks
special cabinet wori. cupboard
doors doors and windows far all
purpose.
praiuboardr. flour bins. medicine
GO ainrfs
Rubber weather strip keeps out
wind ana dust 4 sure saver ~
fuel Zoe a foot.
Wiudahtfid glarH and sedan door
lights replaced while you wit
Aai Tor ratAi1E Uuy direct % FAC
tory prices aud SAVE WnSsry
- II WILLIAMS COMPANY
1873 First Ave. 81 Seattle. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
Dulmage Motor Co.

8g5 D. tlkr EAat.b5tf
East linton pt Tenth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

bttNMNN--Af 50. Minor Ave-. ~
Jan 1. 1885. IVA CHARLOTTE
BOWMAN. beloved daughter Of
Mra Eva bowman and sister oi
Clinton Bowman. aged 10 years.
Funeral services win take place
from the Buttcrwurth MuTtUurg
invited intCrmeut az Lake Wow.
Remains ~ residence.
bUfGSAN-Jan. {. 1875. FRANK T..
uUfgNAN beloved brother 90
Mira Marian Mcdonald. Cecilia
puiEnHn and barney puiEuHr
Member Of Seattle Aerie. u. o, y.
Hemains ~ MauninE's Funeral
rurtrfra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
Women Tennis
Entrants Are
Being Sought

A SPECIAL effort Is being made
n by officials handling The Star.
Woodland park tennis tournamen,
TO enlarge the entry list Of women
players.
Thus far. tho entries in that de.
partmont have not been responding
AZ much aa they should. and as a
result. competition Ia lowered. In
past years Of play In tho tourna.
mcnt. the womens list always has
included many local players in its
roster. md Il Is planned TO keep
up the number this season.
Entry blanks AFRO obtalnablo at
spaldlng's. Piper & Taft's. or az
The star.
The tourney starts August 20 and
blanks must be filled few days
before the tourney The entry list
closes the goth Of August
Irene Stephens, last years WON.
ems champion. and her sister. Eli.
nor. arc expected TO register this
year for the meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13

NEW YORK, Aug. i7.--The honor
IN OF starting this years struggle
for the famous wixhtman tennis
cup. the international trophy for
English and American womens
teams. has been awarded to Mrs
Molla Mallory and Kitty McKane.
They viii play tho first angles
matches. starting ht o'clock Friday
afternoon. AZ Forest Hills.
An hour before. Helen Wills will
play Joan Fry. one OF the youngest
stars on the courts and after their
match has been decided there viii
be a doubles contest in which Mrs.
Lambert Chambers and T.. H. Har-
vey viii meet an American pair not
yet elected.
Miss Eleanor Goss Of the Ameri.
can team will play Miss Harvey or
Miss Coiyer in tho singles match OF
Saturdays big program Miss wis
and Miss McKane win meet in the
star match ot-iho entire meet as the
next event.
when they have finished, Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13

DOR 10 innings Il was a ball game
l. and then the Seattle Indians put
on buricsque that would have made
tho Boautown Juniors blush with
shame. the Vernon Tigers scoring
10 runs IN the nth frame. Md
with those tailies vent the wednes-
day bali game. ~ 10 ?. vernon Bquar-
Ing the series.
Nick Dumosioh and Clyde Bar.
foot had pitched beautiful base.
ball over the regulation route,
but Nick waycred In the ninth
with a 81 lead and Vernon tied
II up. Pinch Hitter Griffin
singing to score Ed Hcmmlng.
way. who had also binEled. with
the ilclng run.
And then II happened
John Milius had stopped the
Tigers In the ninth and 10th. but
he got in trouble in tho nth when
Ike wolfsr beat out nm intield hit
and h" threw Grifrn's hunted ball
into ceutcrficld. Buck Ramsey was
rushed 60 the mound and out Of five
hits. a pair OF walks and four boots
that followed the Tigers manufnc-
tured 10 runs.
Tho Indians could do little
with Barefoot. Red Baldwin
socised home run into the left
field blcachers in the second
inning and Vernon cvcncd II up
In the fourth when Billy Lane
dropped Tom divers fly which
let In Wolfer.
Seattle went back into the lead In
the sixth on singles by Herman and
McCabe and Emmer's infield out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
Davis Cup Net
Prelininaries
for Thursday

MONTREAL, Aug. I5.--Australia
Afl and Canada meet here today
in the first singles matches OF
their Davis cup elimination round.
James o. Anderson. captain OF
the Australians, will meet Willard
Croker, Canadian champion. and
Gerald Patterson, hard.hitting Aus
iralian, Will oppose Jack Wright,
Canada. The Australians were gen.
orally picked to win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13

Boldt, who used TO own the Seattle
club, has soft spot in his heart for
the young tosscrs and his banquet
for The star league winners has be.
come an annual affair. The young
stcrs look forward to this as much
as to winning the title.
The banquet is to be held Mt Boldt's
Third ave. restaurant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
kn Managers
| Meet Thursday

barrs OF the independent ball
T. "a Seattle. who believe that
cub IS entitled TO n play Off
| 4. city championship. are re-
bsss to meet Thursday evening
Is,al.lng's Sports store.
as q the Alki Merchants.
rsa Wilson and Kreltie and
ssay A. c., are expected to at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
In the Majors

Yesterdays hero-Jack Quinn. veteran
pitcher. held the Browns safely all the
way and knocked in two runs with
single that helped 20 win nls own game
fof the Athletics. 10 :?
Herb Pennock held the White Scr to
two hits and drove in one run with
triple, the Yankees winning TO o.
Helped by the stupid base running of
deusel and Kelly. the Pirates beat the
Giants 10 : and Increased tleir lead
70 ~ games.
The Cards nosed the Robins out Of
fourth place in the National league by a
traction OF point whcn they took
double header from the Phiilie. 10 Z,
and TO Z. HOrnshy hit his aOth homer.
Erra'io fielding by Detroit enabled the
Red SoE 20 win. to ?
Ehrhhrdt held the Reds 10 three hits
and the Robins won. to I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
BAREFOOT Is
FINE HURLER

Plenty OF stuff. good control and
real pitching brains are what make
Clyde Barfoot the most effective
pitcher In the league today
Altho hurting with a team low in
the second division. Barfooi won
something like rs games for Vernon
this season
Barfoot Is pitching good bail be-
cause he has a change OF pace with
the lively ball in baseball It's almost
impossible for a pitcher TO be really
successful without a good change Of
pace to throw the hitrcrs out Of
stride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
GRIFFIN Is
VERSATILE

Speaking Of versatile hall players
Yves Griffin has done everything on
the Vernon club this year except
marcel shine" SCOTS ebony dome
Griffin, who came 20 this League
as a second sacker. has filled in at
other infield positions and Is At home
in the outfieid Recently he went
behind the plate for the Tigers
when Dan Murphy Was put on the
fritz with broken hand.
Griffin Ia also pretty fair pinch
hitter. his blow scoring the tieing
run that eventually saved the
Wednesday game for his club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
HOME RUN LEADERS
GREB WINNER
BY KNOCKOUT

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. "a
Harry Greb, worlds middleweight
champion. knocked out Pat Walsh.
Kansas City. in the second round.
sid ferris, New York lightweight.
Knocked out Jimmy Marine, New
York in the second round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
Johnston Is
Winner Over
Vim Richards

NEW YORK, Aug, 13,-Llttlc Bill
~ Johnston came out OF eclipse
Wednesday
Little BIZ, as the flywelght furry
of the tennis courts, again defeated
Vincent Richards. the young upstart
who took his place ms No. . man
on the defending Davis cup team in
1924. They met In n scml-private
test match Mt Forest Hills. Johnston
walloped Richards in straight sets,
30. "a. Us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
LAMB LEAVES

JOPLIN. Mo-. Aug. l3.-Lyman
Lamb. Tulsa outfielder. left here
this morning for the Pacific Coast
where he has been signed by the
Portland club OF the Pacific Coast
league. He viii join the team
about Saturday, II is expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
ELIMINATION PLAY

BALTIMORE. Md. Aug l3.-
Spain and Japan viii start play
here today in their Davis cup
elimination round Eduardo Fla
quer. Spain. viii meet Takeichi
Harada in the first singles match
and Manuel Alfonso will play Zenzo
Shimidzu in the second match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-13
Women Tennis Stars to
Open Cup Series Today

Mallory WIN play Miss Fry There.
after the strongest women's doubles
teams Of each country win be seen
on the courts
Miss Wills md Mary X. Brown
viii play Miss MeKSno md Miss
Colycr.
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TALK, NO ACTION, ON FIGHTS
Richard MayWithdraW
7unney-WiHS Bid
Managers Meet and Buzz With Big Promoter, but
Nothing Is Done Regarding Matches Be-
tween Leading Heavyweights

EW YORK, Aug 13.-The endless, point
less story of the great fighters who won't
fight drooled thru another chapter Wednes-
day
Paddy Mullins, manager of Harry Wills,
called on Tex Richard and also on Floyd
Fitzsimmon, but the net result of both in
terviews was just more talk and more col
umns in the local papers.
Richard wants Wills TO fight Gene
h;
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Seattle fandom By hts sensational
pinch'hitting and pitching ability in
the ptnches. has been out Of tho
game for some time with frac-
turcd leg. sustained some time ago
in Los Angeles.
Lucas states that the cast has been
removed from the injured leg and
that he is 10 have /, massagcd 10
strengthen I, daily until he is up and
around again.
Lucas IS sim hobbling around on
clutches, but he says that his doc
tor expects TO have him ready for
play about the time Seattle Is play.
ing IN Salt Lake IN two weeks.
The Indians need him badly with
tho pitching staff still wobbly.
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league title, will
be n gala event
tonight.
The champions
win be tho honor
guests and the
baseball celebri.
ties of the Seat.
tie and Vernon
clubs will be on
hand.
Jack Sullivan,
he of the silver
tongue, viii pre-
sent tho trophy
to the winners.
Red" Killofcr,
John MIlJus and
Charley Locltnrd
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DIV Err is
FAST

Tom Oliver is jus, n big. green
kid playing in the Vernon outfield.
but this lanky youugster bears
watching as he looks pretty good
at the plate and In the field and
he's fast.
Big league managers want speed
to go with hitting ability these days
and II Oliver develops az he should
he'll be sold for fancy price one
Of these days.