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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13
LANSDOWNE
RACING ENDS

VANCOUVER. u. c. July Ia
V The horse racing season
which has been held at LanS.
downe park here for tho past
week closed Saturday until July
rs. when activities viii again be
resumed. The new location VIII
be Mt Brighouse park.
The season hero hns been
success so far and many tourists
from the United States have been
coming TO sec tho races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13
SPLIT PAIR

OAKLAND. July is.-The cellar
series staged here last week was won
by Oakland, ) games to ?. from ycr-
non. when Oakland dropped tho sec
ond game Of yesterday double bill.
IL 10 8. Tho morning game was a
long affair the Tigers winning. 6 10
5. in l2 innings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

Prrle Casey had his trick knee 10 fall
back on ss an alibi for not working one
Of the Sunday games behind tho plate.
Casey IL too good an umplrs on balls and
strikes to be wasted on tho bases when
Teck Isn't such good En..ser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13
Managers

NJHICH Is moro efficient in base
w bail, the playing or bench man
age
The answer Is largely a question Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

TNHE Druxman's club had on It's
L swattlng toys Sunday and wal.
loped tho Nippon A. c.. II to 4.
Sam Ginsberg, with n triple, double
and single, was tho hitting star OF
tho game. with Warner close he.
hind him with a homer and dou.
bile. saki Arai connected for a
homer and single.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

dams during the series.
The tribe is enroute 10 San Fran
cisco for the big week with the San
Francisco Seals and they play at
Vernon and Portland before return
lnr home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

WlTH Stacy Barton holding the
w Ballard c. c. TO four hits. the
Georgetown Merchants won out. TO
0. Earl Frykman, the Ballard twirl.
er. weakened in the third inning and
tho Merchants chased over three
runs to clnch tho game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

BY II. J. Uncle Toni MCAREY
A FTER Jim Flynn had won his
n 10round decision over Sam
Ianrfnrd M Log Angeles. IL not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13
WALLOP BEES

PORTLAND. July i3.--Tho Port.
land Beavers COPIED the series from
tho Salt Lake bees, fiyo out OF sew.
en-. by winning both games of Sun.
days double bill here, 10 10 and
I to G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

Innings pitchod-Stryker ala. Russell
rs, Garfield Az. Credit victory to Nay
Tor. Charse defeat to Martin At bat
stryker 10, RUSSELL $. Garfield is. Hits
strykcr :. russell 2. Garfield s. Runs
Stryker T. RUSSELL /, Garfield s. Runs
responsible for--Stryker 2, Garfield 6,
Russell i, Martin L. Struck out--Stryker
!. Garfield /, RUSSELL :, Martin /. Naylor
4, Basos on balls-Canflcld ., Martin Z.
Wild pitch--Fussell stolen basos-T.
Baldwin. Homo run---Brazlli Three base
hits--DaVls, Watson, Two.base hits
Watson, Siglin. Lane, BRAZIL. Sacrifice
hit Hoffman. Runs battod in-Davis Q,
BRAZIL 3, Hoffman 1, Lane /, Brady 2.
Caught stealinE-T. Baldwin. Double
plays-slsln to French to Davis; siglln
unasslstcd Naylor 20 BRADY to Herman.
Tlme--i;b0. umpircs-recl and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

-four times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13
Frank Brazil

nURrNG the past series Frank
~ BRAZIL turned in ono OF tho finest
hitting feats in tho history OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

Billy Mecsbs wa. beneh.d In the sec
ond game and Frank Emmsr put out In
left field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13
Baseball
Shortstops
Managers
Frank BRAZIL
BY Leo III. LaSsen

SHoRTSroP IS tho key position to
- the defense Of hall club and IT'S
seldom that team can set very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

Runs responsible for-Hasty ]. Hughes
/. Struck out-Hasty I. Hughes 6. Bases
on balls-Hasty 2. Hughes I. Stolen bases
Davis, Cunningham. Brady. Three-bass
hit--Kopp. T'wo-base hit-BraHill. Sac
rlfico hit-Watson. Runs batted in--wat-
son :, Kopp, sislin, Hoffman. BRAZIL
Double plays-T. Baldwin to Brady 70
Herman; French to siglin to Davis. SivIin
TO French to Davis: Hasty to BRAZIL.
Time-l:to. Umpires-Teek and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

Beilie Nayior looked fine yesterday, and
pitched The FIRE, coed ball slnss he Joined
tho Indians sons lime ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13
DRUXMAN's VICTORIOUS

Battories-Frykman and Heinrich:
Barton, sonju and Hcmpol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

UREItrlen = IONrIrHAIe, WHfhrrry
and Ruel. Davis. Van Glider and Har-
grave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13
COPS SERIES

Los ANGELES. July i3.-Ths
loagus-leSdiug Seals made II four out
OF seven from Los Angeles by win
ming the second gamo Of the series
here yesterday. IL TO s. They lost
the first CANA n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

Wilbur Davis pulled for the book
In tbs second game sunday with twa
away In the third inning, he was on first
aud Merlin Kopp on second, Davis broks
for second on a double steal before STRIKER
had pitched The hurisr tossed the ball
to Herman st first base. and pavi. was
Just about 20 slide Into second. several
miles ahead Of the ball. whsn he sudden
" decided 20 turn around add start play
ting un.sh~op-fua with the lnfisldsrs I,
va. no trick at All 10 tag him out before
Ropp crossed the plats, what In the
world possessed him 10 turn back would
takn mind reader 10 figure out,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

Brady made pip of one-hsnded
catch OF n foul ny In the first Sunday
tussir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

Red baldwin was also guilty Of some
bad base running To this Kafus. Ted
BALDWIN had started OF vith walk. and
Red" singled TO right The ball vas re-.
iayed 10 third and Red" tried 10 SO to
seoud, IL was cinch to cut him down.
Badly dldn'i have on his roller skates,
and hen never make Charley Paddock
Jealous without them. Seattle was three
runs bshind ut the time. ard II was bad
baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

Totals ......33 G IL 81 Z
'Betted for Waehenfeld In ninth.
tBatted for Martin In ninth.
tBatted for Russell In fifth.
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ParkerS Win in
League PlaYOtt

by defeating the Queen City Mo-
- tors nine, to 8. Sunday. at
Garfield playficld, the Falkland A.
G. won tho right to represent
league No%l OF The Star league in
tho finals.
Tho playoff In league No. has
not yet been reached. ~ Sundays
TIT between tho Garfield Cubs and
tho Independents is still up In tho
air, duo to n misunderstanding as
to tho playing field.
Tho game between tho Motors
and tho parkers was won I'm the
ninth inning when Murray singled
to score u runner ahead of him,
Harrtgnn of tho pnrkors also
starred with n homo run.
Both Ted Miles VI the losers and
Schunb OF the i. A. G, pitched good
bali and the fielding OF the two
clubs was fast and snoppy
Tho score; n, ". IL.
r. A, G, .,u,...,..,u,, q 10 .
q, G. NJ. ,.,,,..,,,"".r D |
Batteries Schnah and Murray,
Walters, Miles and Gould
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Seattle Wins
Scion Series
6Games to l
Indians Take Two of the
Three Weekend Tits;
On Way to Frisco
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
now SERIES ENDED

GAMES THIS WEEK
seattle a. Eau Ffanciteo.
Portland at Los Angeles
Oakland AT Sacramento.
Vernon ct Salt Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13

The Sacramento defense sparisied In the
first game. Merlin Kopp making a par
ticuiariy brilliant running catch, beating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-13
HOME nuN LEADERS

Batteries McCronry and Dutt. j.
Hyllengrcn and Alexander.
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Roosevelt Busy
in Russ-Jap War
Mediation Work
Gar. Kaiser and Mikado
Actions Increase Respect
of T. r. for
Democracy.

tTh. president tells Lodge how tn.
lsek OF definiteness In the Russian se-
esep.ssnae, sse,, irritated tho Japanese. who
Demanding categorical answer from,
Russia: and how each warning nation
suggested places for the conference. but
at last agreed tentatively on Washington.
ihsn new complication arose Russia.
altnough having suggested Washington as
ing II was too distant and too hot in
Sunimer. Whereupon President Roosevelt
sent 10 Russia his spirited note OF June
10. 1901 saving that Japan had already
agreed upon Washington when Informed
mat Russia was willing. lie added that
Il h,v, was entirely out Of the question for
MN to reverse the action taken by hin,
IN accordance with Russas request. In
subsequent dispatch to Lloyd c. Girls.
president urged prompt acquiescence bv
Japan to the plan of sending delegate,
n1v 70 .n,a, peace conference, Japan. sent a re-
self-defeuse). o"'' ioi
Letter OF June Is, 1905. continued
From President Roosevelt to Senator
Lodge. This letter was evidently fin.
'shed several days after date.
Meanwhile ] have been explaining at
length to both Russia and japan the
holly OF haggling over details. / have
treated both Takahira and Cassini
with entire frankness, saying the same
things in effect to each. except that I
nave or course concealed from every
considerably every one-that fact that
| acted in the first place on Japan s
suggestion. I told Russia that 1t was
nonsense for her to stick at trif1es.
that II the war went on she would
lose all her possessions In eastern
Asia and that the blow to her would
BE well-nigh irreparable; that while l
had not sympathized with her at the
outset. I should be very sorry, be-
cause of my real regard for the Rus.
sian people and because of my regard
for the world generally, to see her
driven out of territory which had been
hers for couple Of centuries; and that
l hoped she would make up her mind
that she would have to make conces.
sions In order to obtain peace because
her military position was now hope
less, and that however future wars
might come out this was was assured
lya failure. To the japanese I have
said that II they made such terms
that Russia would prefer to fight for
another year, they would without
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Program, for April l..
uurtesx q Radio Digest
gns Associated Press.

NsB. Atlanta Jaarnai ,4ss.sl; :. pro-
san ie:tS quartet. e. 49,.
s-sa nrogrami quartet. 30. garden
tax. band SO. nowes Naleteria; .. or
NGR. Buffalo tsis); 6. music; 5-le.
musieai. ie-12. dance music.
kSN, Chicago es5b); !. concert; si.
WGN. Chicago Tribune ts7o.e1; 6. or
gan: sac. concert. string quintet. S. glee
Wis. chicago fsil.s5 81 5i'issi s:sd. organ 71s.
string circle : ]. p. d. program ?. or
WEBH. Chicago Post ts5n2A; :. con
cert. songs. violin trio: ., dance; II. twin
guitars orhestra. aeeordedN.
NEAR, Cleveland tsss4. +, dance pi-
WIN, Cincinnati (silent1
NfAA, Dallas News t475.s); $40. glee
Voc Davenport $50: Csc. Sandman;
: eheif 9 shrine bend. ...o nj, -
Knowledee' ., music; $40, vocal instru-
WHO. 1es Moines (5sG); 7:so. quartet.
\ WI Detroit News Cs5s.7): :. orches-
''sl wBAP, R,'"gS,gs' Fora Worth star Telegram
47bsg. l,3Q; concert; $50, band
kNX, HOLLYWOOD sssD: s;15 ;,;t lnstru-
Wos. jefferson city a4o.9; s. sd-
wDjAF. Kansas as'' City star $3.50; 6,
school of the Air; s. popular; ll:i5,
NiRninaNks.
kFAB. Lincoln. Seb. (24o1: 7:so-e:so.
Doane college school of music. ssrenaders
orchestra.
XIII. Los Angeles Times 900: 3. con-
cert; $50, children; 10. Instrumental, yo-
cal: ?. orchestra.
NHAs. Louisville Journal i3esD: $50.
Night owls tenor.
Wcco, Minneapolis st. Paul t4fe.s); 6,
concert. Gao. baritone, pianist. 80, lee
tures: 5, Enoch Arden; g. +. & II. Fam
ily: 10, dance, vocal
WMc Memphis Commercial Appeal
t4s9. u, 7So, radio talk; $40, program;
wEAF. New York. f4si.5). $50. story: !:
6.45. pianist; :. Happiness Candy boys
T:45 quartet: S. entertainers: 9, string
trio. 10 orchestra.
VIZ New York. H54s). g savarin
ensemble. Z, Wall Street Journal review;
40. NYu Air college; 7:4o, comedy; ESQ.
WIN. New York. tss12>. $50. health
entertainers; e.25. storage batteries; s:so
Roseland dance; 1890, Club Aiabam; Il.
WY, New York. 4os.2l 7i5, rlee
club; 8. quartet: s:45, soprano.
woR Newark, (4O5.2), 6, orchestra.
kGo. Oakland, essl-2), 6, concert; 7:5o.
woAW. Omaha. t52s). $50. violini.t
pianist; Z. announced; Q, program. sd-
dress: 1880. orchestra.
wcAE. Pittsburgh. t4s1.s). $40. Uncle
Ksvbee: 1870. concert.
KDKA Pittsburgh, tsoaD. s:45. an
nual dinner: 715. address; 1880. concert.
WDWF. Providence, 440.sl I, lectures.
talks.
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WOAW Program

Friday. April L.
1880 2. A.-Art Landry and his or
chestrs.
i. M.-Sunshine program, under aus
pices Of Loose -Niies Biscuit company.
s.45 j. M.-Public news period, con
dueted by Eugene Koneeky.
y. M.-Story hour.
$50 J.. Mo be announced.
$50 p. A.-Harry Brader, vlolinisf
conductor, and Frank Strawn, pianist. o.
the Rialto symphony orchestra.
J.. M.-To be announced.
= M-ProRram under auspices 81
Chicago. Burlington A. Quincy railroad.
Address. Seeing by Radio rerritor,
Covered by tho Burlington Route" Dr
g. l.. Condra, director conservation and
survey division. University OF Nebraska.
10 p. M.-Augustana college choir "a
capella) of Sioux Falls. s. D.. Carl r.
Youngdahi. director.
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II. Parts Of machinery
Is. Aloft
IS. To tumble pfinilng type
20. Musical note.
%. Therefore.
25. To entice to de wrong.
26. Stage performances
%. To make lace By hand.
81. Yes
ala. \ large deer.
80. Balaam companion.
S6. A smelly vegetable
IS. \ part of ancient Greece
40. A relish.
~. Like.
"a. Proposition
A.. Good tprefixl.
as. Madam (colloq)
40. An iron ring. sometime. a
horseshoe, used in playing an out
door game.
81. japanese money account.
53. Before.
81. A card game.
81 otherwise.
So. North river (abbr)
The solution will appear tomorrow.
Solution of Yesterdays Puzzle.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Of INTEREST TO WOMEN

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Former Gage County Board
Chairman Dies i'm Hospital

Beatrice, April 1s.-Warren f
|Chittenden, onetime chairman of the
Gage county board of supervisors and
prominent business man Of Clatonia
northwest Of here, died at a hospital
here after a brief illness.
He had been a resident OF Clatonia
and vicinity for 40-years and had
much to do with the upbuilding of the
town. He Is survived by his wife and
a number of children, all grown.
The body was taken to Clatonia for
the funeral, which will be held Fri.
day at o'clock from the Methodist
church.
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Civil War Veteran Dies.

Ashland, April 16.-Amos Ewing.
one Of the few remaining veterans of
the civil war and a member of the
G. A. r., died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Smith. Wednes-
day. at the age of 81. Mr.. Ewing had
lived in Ashland about Il years. He
was born in Pennsylvania. He leaves
nina children
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hAD|0zPR0@AM

ksW. Portland orsEonisn. (tsi.s). Ie.
lecture; 1s.sa. hoot owls.
VII, Philadelphia, fss4s). 9. tax.
WOO. Philadelphia, tfos.a1. $50. or
ehesfrs. :. concert. \, orchestra, s.o3. re
cItsl; \ 50. orc hestra.
kpO san Francisco. f4aa.5), 10. Nur-
litzer night.
wGY. Schenectady. 6s5ssl. s, orches-
ira. organist. $40. health talk. 40,
drama. 80. dance
KJR. Seattle Post Inteliisencer. asa -.
lo.3o, recital. 1880, program
WBZ. Springfield trilentl.
KSp. St Louis Post Dispatch, ODD,
I pianist: 10. concert.
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ADVERTIsFsfENT.
GAS IN STOMACH
HURTS THE HEART
Thousands Of Cases Of Heart Failure Arc
Caused by Acute Indigestion,
Saws Medical Writer

Ga. pressure from sour. acid. upset
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commander OF the Omaha post. and
John curtis OF Lincoln.
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Reynolds Speaks at Legion
Banquet at PlattsmOuth

Plattsmouth, April 16.-More than
loo We're present at the annual ban.
quet of Hugh J. Ksarns post No. 56.
American Legion. of this city, We'd.
nesday night. Among the out-of-town
speakers were Sam Reynolds. past
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-17

CAT last, as Roosevelt expressed Il, his
cablegrams called the bluff OF the Rus
slams They agreed TO have the confer
ence In Washington. Subsequently II was
moved tc Portsmouth. where the peace
wal concluded Roosevelt commented te
Lodge more than once on the Russian 3
tic about making peace at fist. The
Russians hs said. behaved badly habit
ually. The Japaness behaved infinitely
better. though sometimes not perfectly
r shall tell you all about my ex.
periences In connection with Ger.
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many, France and Morocco when !
see you.
Best love to Mamie.
Ever yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Hon II. c. Lodge,
Care Coutts and Company, bankers,
London, England.
(Secretary of State John Hay was NJ
so President Roosevelt did all the wefk
of conducting the peace negotiations. The
story of his prodigious energy therein.
and OF his ultimate success. has been
told by historians. There were details,
however, which he narrated only to his
friend Lodge)
TO Be Continued.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-23
Siiuer Musical Tea for
Medina Babies Home

A most delEhtful and worthwhile
affair IS promised for Tuesday
sttsFnoon, December 6. from 2 un.
III O'Clock. az th. Gamma phi
Beta House. when tho Junior
Mothers Club viii give is second
annual musicale tea for tic benefit
uf the Medina Homo Tor Babies.
The club win present the home
wiki the entire proceeds Of the tea,
we'll as very substantial
Christmas gi.y u baby things made
" the youus mothers at their club
meetings.
Tho program FOR the affair
which will include numbers by
prominent Seattle artists. win BE- In
charge Of Mrs. Charlotte Martin
Assisting Airs Anita Elv!ars in
the service OF tea viii be Mrs. Rus.
ell Cailow. Mrs. Edward Rasliug.
Mrs. Alice Mitchell and Mrs. Ruth
Lacy.