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Evening star., 1925-11-15
Recital to Benefit
Greek Refugee Girls

The recital to be given tomorrow
evening at the Playhouse by Nine.
Adele de Doudeuil Tidball for the
benefit Of the Saloniki Orphanage for
Greek Refugee Girls Is being spon-
sored by the Ambassador of France
and Nine Daeschner. the Minister OF
Greece and Nine Simopoulos, the Sec
retary of the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann. Mr.
and Mrs. William Knowles Cooper,
DR.. and Mrs. Charles d. Walcott
and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wood.
Nine. Tidball is a young French
artist and a graduate of the, Con
servatory of Music at Geneva. Her
program will consist of old French
ballads and folk songs, which she in
terpretS in costume.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Clyde Kelly Others who will be in
the receiving line will be Representa-
tive Adam NJ. Wyant. Representative
Samuel \. Kendall, Representative
Guy l.. Campbell. Representative
Harris j. BiNler and Mrs. George
Rankin. Comdr. W. L. FurlonG, L.
:. n. will make the introductions.
Evening star., 1925-11-15
Notes of Special Interest
OnWeek's Events in Capital
Whereabouts of Officials and Other Residents
Made Matter of Record Homes
Opened for the Winter

Washington next year and will make
their home at Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Mary Grondln of the Commo-
dore Apartments left yesterday for
i an extended visit. in New York and
Birmingham.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Matson OF New
York are at the Mayf1ower for several
+! days.
Mr.. Walter S. Pentield is spending
The week at the University of Illinois,
where he Is delivering n series of lee
lures on international law and Amer
lean diplomatic relations.
DR. Henry Merle Spillan will return
today from New York. He has spent
the week at the Hotel -Astor.
Mr.. EdmUnd Doty arrived at Ward
man Park Hotel yesterday and will
ne the guest of his sister. Mrs. Adam
NJ Wyant for an extended visit.
Mrs. J. e. Moir of Roanoke. Va. is
the guest OF Mrs. Rose Mulcare at
1907 Rhode Island avenue.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Representative and Mrs. l.. j. DIcil-
inson of Iowa have with them for I he
week end in their apartment. ct the
Ontario. thei" schoolgirl daughter.
Miss Ruth Dickinson. aud her -cinss-
mate at Penn He'll School. Miss Marion
Cotton of Rochester. y. Y.
The director of thc mine joined Mrs.
Grant in thei. apartment. at the Ward
man Park Hotel yesterday after a
weeks visit to New York and Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Henry ID. Flood has returned
to Washington and has opened her
house on New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. John {. Fremont widow of Ad-
miral Fremont. has returned to Wash
ington and opened her apartment on
Il street. and has with her her mother.
Mrs. Juliet Van Wycll Anderson.
Comdr. and Mrs. Ralph Hanson have
Cancelled all social enga gements ow-
ing TO the death of Mrs. Hanson =
father. Mr.. Benjamin II. Rutledge.
which occurred Friday at Charleston.
s. c.
Mrs Nathaniel G. Halstead will
have as her guest Mrs. William Mar
settles Of Buffalo and Toronto. who
will arrive in Washington Tuesday.
Mrs. Halstead will give number OF
parties for her guest.
Mr.aand Mrs. Del Ray 1Winsiow
Coleman of Nilkensburg. Pa. spant
the week end with the formers par
ents. Maj. and Mrs. L. \. Coleman.
at 1855 California street. Sunday Mai.
and Mrs. Coleman and their guests
motored to Seabrook. Md, to dine With
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Weed. par
ents OF Mrs. Del Ray Winslow Cole
man. Others at the dinner were Capt.
George Bands of Newark and Miss
Mabel Coleman OF Ohio and Mr.. Gill
bert Hutchinson Of Fairfax. Va. who
was best man at the wedding OF th--
Younger Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman in Au-
gust. Mr.. and Mrs. Del Ray Winslnw
coleman left later in the evening for
their home in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Shelton widow of Brig Gen.
George II. Shelton, has taken an
apartment at the Marlborough for the
Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Huntington of
Mountain Lake Park. Md. and their
daughter have leased the house at
o200 Q street for the Winter.
Mrs. Lively of Atlanta is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure of
Battery Lane.
Mrs. William ". Bride has return
ed from Cleveland. where she was the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Felix.
DIR. and Mrs. G. {. Garrard of Biz
mingham, England. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert OrSet tricn OF London arrived
At Wardman Park Hotel on Frida.-
and will remain in Washington during
the coming week.
Miss Thelma /. Taylor, daughter of
Nj. aild Mrs. b. G.. Taylor. is at Wells
ley College. Mass. attending the con-
ferenCes Of the Intercollegiate Woman
Student Government Association. Miss
Taylor represents the University OF
Maryland.
Mrs. Emily Fitzgerald Smith. who
has been spending the past three
weeks at Wardman Park Hotel,
sailed yesterday on the Leviathan for
Paris After a short stay in Paris
Mrs. Smith will go to Switzerland.
where her three children are in school
t Geneva. They will return to
Evening star., 1925-11-15
Plans Sale Of Antiques
As Toxic School Benefit

Mrs. Samuel Warren Miller is
chairman of the sale of antique
carved ivory fans and shawls. which
will be held December 8. 10 and Il
at l412 f street, for the benefit of
st. Margaret's School in Toxic
The proposed tax on silk stockings
in Great Britain will most likely bring
about a lengthening of skirts.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Mrs. John &. Fremont. widow of Ad-
ntral Fremont. has returned to Wash
tngton and opened her apartment on
Il street, and has with her her mother,
Mrs. Juliet Van Wycll Anderson.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Comdr. and Mrs. Ralph Hanson have
Cancelled all social enga gements oW-
ing TO the death of Mrs. Hanson'S
father. Mr.. Benjamin II. Rutledse.
which occurred Friday at Charleston.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Mrs. Henry ID. Flood has returned
to Washington and has opened her
house on New Hampshire avenue.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Representative and Mrs. L. j. DICK.
fnson of Iowa have With them for the
week end In their apartment. at the
Ontario. thei" schoolgirl daughter
Miss Ruth Dickinson. aud her class
mate at Penn He'll School. Miss Marion
Cotton Of Rochester y. Y.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Mrs. Shelton. widow OF Brig. Gen.
George II. Shelton, has taken an
apartment at the Marlborough for the
Winter.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Huntington of
Mountain Lake Park. Md. and their
daughter have leased the house at
o200 q street for the Winter.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

The director of thc mine joined Mrs.
Grant in thei. apartment. at the Ward
man Park Hotel. yesterday after a
weeks visit to New York and Phila.s
delphia .-..
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Washington next year and will make
their home at Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Mrs. Lively of Atlanta is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure of
Battery Lane.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Mrs. William ". Bride has return
ed from Cleveland where she was the
guest of her daughter Mrs. Felix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Mrs. Luther Kennett Looms
Up in Pebble Beach Tourney

MEL MONTE. Cal, Jan. i1.-Mrs.
~ Luther Kennett, many times Cal
lfornia woman golf champion. Is ex'
pecied 10 play notable part In the
Pebble Beach championship for wom'
en-. which win DO played over tho
difficult Del Monte ocean links Feb.
runry Ills. Mrs. Kennett has won
tho nnmo OF being one OF tho Vests
most courageous players. Time
after time. In tho fact OF apparent
defeat. she has come TO the front 10
square a match and then win-after
being seemingly out OF the running.
OF course tho present champion.
Miss Marion Holllns. OF New York.
will be an outstanding fayorite. Miss
Hollins has the long game 30 neces'
aary 10 this course. as at least six
Of the holes have a forced carry OF
10 yards. Many less ambitious
players In such cases have TO play
safe. No, 20 Miss Hollins. for she
bangs away not an inch of the line,
and can be depended on TO reach the
fairway easily.
Impetus Is given the competition
this year by tho greatly improved
play Of one OF California's leading
golfers. Miss Margaret Cameron, OF
the Annandale Golf club. Pasadena.
Miss Cameron is playing the same
fine brand OF eolf she displayed two
years ago In the women's national
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
BY ]. S. WASNEY

Copyright. 1885. by uBtsd rreFsl
DHiLADELPHiA. Jan u. - Thm
L time OF year there Is often told
tho story of the teacher who asked
tho inevitable johnny what the
month JanuaB IT, The orudlio
younga,cr IA reported TO have replied,
January ~ month IN which Phila.
delehia wins tho National league pen
nant."
Hut this year William T.. Baker,
president Of the PhillIoa Is not so
wholesale In his predictions. The
first division is tho beat he can pres.
age for his hlrelings. but he IL con.
iident Of berth In the first four.
When Manager Art Fletcher leads
his team 10 Brndsntown, Fla. about
March for tho spring training pc.
riod he VIII take at least seven rs.
cruits and 20 OF the players who
finished with tho "Phils" last season.
In an effort TO bolster the ragged
pitching department four new hurl.
err have been obtained from tho
minors. Fletcher expects consider.
able from jock knight. Houston;
Dana Fillingim. Beaumont; Ray
Pierce. Topeka, and Frank Ulrich.
Waterbury. or tho veterans, Jimmy
Ring. who played tho Iron man"
part In 1924: Carlson. Couch. Hub.
bell. ooschger and Belts will be on
hand
In the outfield II Is probable that
Mokan, Harper and Cy Williams win
be assigned their customary posts,
nltho Harper and Williams arc slow.
ing up. Yordy. from the Waterbury
club Of tho Eastern league. Is can.
didate for garden berth.
While the Phillies inficld last sea.
son executed 16s double plays for a
National league record. the quartet
was uniformly weak at tho plate md
Fletcher has three fence busters
from the minors who may provide
heavy competition in going after the
jobs OF Holke, Wilson. Ford aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Rockne Wins,
And Yet Has
Grid Abb!

COACH HNUTE HOCkNE feels
" that he was lucky 10 beat
stanford under the climatic condi.
lions that prevailed
The climate has always been tho
favortc alib for defeated teams. As
a result II received only passing
consideration,
The climate alibl "a offered by
Boekne, the victor, IA interesting,
because It's different.
"Notfo Dame was staggering In
the latter stages % tho same The
weather particularly affected my
fast runnlpE haekrcld." says
Rockne.
no team from tho East or Mid.
die West can play under the no,
weather that greeted us at Pasa'
dsnR and do It's best
After thc stanford victory, the
Nu,rc Dame players were tho guests
% the movie colony AZ Hollywood
The following day Jim Crowley,
Rockno's great halflack. had q
nervous breakdown.
No doubt some % tho critics 81
will trReo Crowley'E
breakdown to the movie atmosphere,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
REPORT BIG STEELHEAD CATCHES
Ike Waltons
Doing Stuff
IN Streams
Season Opens With Big
Catches Reported by
Many Anglers

W1TH the steslhsad fishing season
w officially opened. several thou
sand anEisrs'ars expected 20 take 10
the streams Saturday and sunday iu
pursuit Of the elusive game fish
Thots who have already taken al
vantage o. the opening report won
derful catches.
Dealers IN fishing equipment report
rcc0rd.brcaking sales IN their stock.
and unusual interest has already been
created
Tho Qullcene. both forks Of the
sulaEuamish and the Green river are
reported 20 be- very good While the
Green river II not In the best o. con-
ditloh. many catches are reported
Hoods canal streams also bear favor,
able reports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
|sults of Games Played in
Seattle Church Cage Circuit

CLASS M SECTION
PlErim Cunsrtsailoual -: TiF,t
M.si.sa n. r.. 81. Yi,, uap,r. u,
iferfsitI
CLASS -C"-sECrioN
Weod'aad ParE Pres SO. J. ~ nai-
lard Presbyterian. 49,
A'hggY 81 r. sig naiiari Fir't taih.
wsllartard Emitted brethren. 81 csi.
vaFY " Et
rrsmsn, baptist. n. woodland Park
Presbyterian No. 3 =.
CLASS "C"-sECTIoN
Unlvcrsi,Y Congregational. IS. univrT-
sfty Presbyterian. a.
olympic Court United Pres. 3. Christ
church Episcopal. tforfsil.
Cnivsrsity chriatian. -. University ~
University ~ T. No. /. 81. ualr.r,l,y
Baptist. =
Class -C--sECrIoN :
eussn Anne Methodist. 10. Firss Pres
tJrsTtan. s
81 AaHs's. ts. Firs Methodist. 5.
fmmAngsi Lnstasran. +. 9sssn Ann'
Christian. Z.
Fiymou,h courrsEa,ioaaL 81 os'h's-
name Luthefan. 2.
CLASS "C"-sECItON q
~. Baker PARK PTts-. (. sisdiaan q.
Msthsdir. ffarfsll
Prospect consrrEatl5Fa. -; coiameiA
Conversational 4
Fifss Bzpsisi. IL. Grace 81 ". 10.
CLASS "c"-sECTIoN
All Congregational. es3 TauniisroT
Cangrs zatiunai No ].
rasntlsroy Congregation. 80. :. 49,
Fairmount CONGREGATIONAL. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
frank Emmer Has Markings of Real Star; Says DugddIe
Boxers Are
Ready for
Next Show
Winner of Sacco-Jordan
Bout to Get Chance at
Harper's Title

WITH a double main event as his
w feature presentation 90 the local
boxing fans. Promoter Nate prux,
man came forward Saturday morning
with the announcement OF the com.
plcto card Tor his Tuesday smoker
AZ the Crystal Pool
Jimmy Saeco battles Johnny Jor.
dan IN ono half % the double main
event Tho winner Il TO get a crack
al Bobby IIarpers Northwest wei,
tsrWvight title.
In the other main event bout
rrayic Davis, tho Everett veteran.
takes on tough customer tn Pete
Bruss from Great Falis Mont. iiross
Il a rough. tough boy, and always
keeps coming.
Al uracio, a hoy from Spokane.
with a good reputation, meets Irving
Geldhsrs a clever lightweight from
tho Esst,
Joe Wilson. the Wild c0lofcl bat.
tier. meets Bud Fisher - Aberdeen.
In the opener. Irish Cirlaco. the
little Ftnjpino boxer. tackles George
lshii. japanese bantamwelsht
4 good advance ticket sale Il re.
ported by pruxman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

has had first call on the
champions services and That
Richard makes his ring plans
months ahead of the calen-
dar.
II IL almost certain that he will
defend his title for the last time
around Memorial day.
i,umorr that Dempsey had decided
upon retirement have persisted M
long as those that predicted the
retirement OF Benny Leonard.
Dempsey and Leouaulz were in.
fccted with staEoitis and fllmliis
At ubou, the Same time and each
one found The stage and tho screen
10 be a most profitable way Of
spending their spnrc time. The
heavy dmmatics however. kept
them away from tho ring 40 much
that they learned that they could
not do both without cndnngcring
their titles.
Dempsey admitted his inability 70
keep 10 the proper form with only
one contest a year and no couldn't
fight az often az he might have dc.
sired because he would hive TO
pay over most OF tho receipts from
the second or third bout 10 the
In taNes.
Dempsey would retire now II he
found himself in tho same circum.
stances as Leonard. who had so
few outstanding challengcrs that
his retirement could not be con.
sidsrcd ono Of pressure under fire.
Dempsey does not want 10 quit
tho ring and leave the impression
that Tom Gibbons or Harry wills
had something to do with his de-
oision to quit. lie wants TO engage
In one more defense OF his title 50
that he might be able TO announce
that he was giving up the cham
pionship because there was no ono
left TO fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

championship al White sulphur
Springs. She recently won a 5i.hole
invitation medal tournament in Los
Angeles. and is. without any ques
ton. in shape 10 make the going
more than interesting for the u o.
Is Eastern players who VIII take
part la the Pebble Beach event.
The entrance OF Mrs. Harry g.
Young. Pacific Northwestern title
holder. makes the Pebble Beach
tournament Pacific coast cham
pionship event in all but the name.
There is a move on now 10 have tho
various associations in the West rec
ognlze the competition as such.
There is no question but that II has
come 10 DO the women's golf classic
OF tho year on tho Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Willie Johnston to
Pick Tennis Courts

DEL MONTE. Cal. Jan. IL
While Johnston. ono Of CallfoTnia'a
most notable tennis stars. Ia expect.
Cd In Del Monte shortly 90 select
tho best possible alto for tho turf
tennis courts which will bc built
within the next few months Turf
courts have never proved successful
In California. and the Del Monte
experiment Wili be watched with in
tcrcst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Richard Says Dempsey Will Have
Another Fight Before He Retires
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

Dempsey worlds
IN
Richard
his a
Il know that Dempsey fight After that don't know
said
his prediction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Scattergun Artists
Gather at Del Monte

DEL MONTE, Cal. Jan. i7.--soat-
tergun artists from all parts OF Cali
fornia and Nevada gathered in San
Francisco Saturday TO discuss plans
for the coming California Nevada
Championship trap shoot at Del
Monte. May se.sl At the same time
plans for the California Indians an
nusl pow-wow. May i-io, were conf
ulnAd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
January Month That Phillies
Win National League Title

sand. Tho newcomers are Hawks.
latc OF Nashville: Rubber. Texas
league star. and Kimmiek, OF Yer.
non. Cal.
Jimmy Wilson and Butch licniine
no doubt viii continue 10 do the bulk
OF the catching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
George Gibson Will
Coach Chicago Cubs

George Gibson. veteran catcher
and former pilot Of the Pittsburg
pirates. viii be coach OF tho Chi.
cabo Cubs. Gibson is n student OF
the "old school and started his
baseball career with the Buffalo
club in 1903. He joined the Pirates
i'm 1901. remaining for II years..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

\ roWING are the results o.
-. paJsd during the past
d. seattle Church Athletic
n,s sr--sEcTioN
- u,,as4si q. Fremont
c,au,a,isaal 81 Elim
49, Pafk MtthoSl.h a.
Z go iltsr-an. ",
|..sas NE. o. University Ft''
h. =
a,s, -,--sECTI0N :
ss.sl.a Bassst. -; Columbia
Irnaslll =. .,
- cnssssa,ioaAL ~ Ss'h's-
Is uAsis. y. ,-.,.-
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- c..rruilorAL -: Fasn,ls-
..rfziisaai. y.
tL,v -A--sEcTioN :
y cr.aiaa "a ]. ~: salvation
|s.n.,. Ls,a.rsH. ii; Tir'; Baptist.
L. 80. Il E. ~ FIn; UaIt'a
rs-1. -
|zla csaE7sTationai No. =. .
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uas -H--sECTioN 1
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sra u
|..rl1 casFrszaiisHaL a.; Cniver-
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|tz-HE. u: Unfysfsiiy Baptist. IL
srrs,y CHRISTIAN. a.. Eiim swedish
|Et
nlss -B--sTCTIoN
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|s~arss P,,s Nstaodl,,. -; ballard
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xsie.r. it
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[ni.sa prk Presbyterian. %. Cal.
fIE.fl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
AboutFights
and Fighters
BY Leo II. LASSEN

VIC FOLEY and his manager,
V Jack Allen. are en- route 20
the East. where Foley viii be-
come accllmsted before making an
other start in the ring. following
his disastrous defeat BY Doe Smell
here
Before leaving. Allen took time
10 pen the following letter 20 the
writer.
January rs. 1875.
Friend Laser
Read III Thursdays star about
Beri Forbes criticism Of MP handling
0t Foley beitrscH rounds % The
Smell figtf
While not blaming Forbes for
blotc.np hlB OtCH horn az loudly as
possible. must SAP that " FoTJcf
irork Va scooHdinO Freddie Maek. iH
his tight toith Htd Johnson Is aEU
criterion Of hOtD smart he q a. a
second. he mast Be dead from The
neck up.
n vou recall IN the FOlsy-sHsH
bout II uas after the beH had ruHg
IN The third round aud IChiis FolsUs
hands incre dropped 10 his sides thot
Smell landed itoo sm0shin0 punches
that sent Foley reeiinD TO his cor
ncr And pet u trds IN the neJt
round that Foley made his best
shOTinC.
Foleys conditions icas dmply one
n ottgrtr0FE lie had fur boLfs in
side Of fire teeets. and starting fuo
loccks before his fi0hi 10Th Hotrard
Mavbcrrv. had been IN continuous
training for screen rceks, tohich Is
100 much f1r amp fighter.
when zee return Foley VriH be
ready for smell again ouSr any
route. from sir 10 ~ rounds.
Yours truly.
JACK ALLEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
St. Mary's May Play
Notre Dame on Grid

Plans arc under way for football
games between 81. Mary's College
OF Oakland and Notre Dame uni.
yersity Of South Bend, Ind. st.
Mary's would SO 10 Chicago in
1926, md Notre Dame would come
TO Oakland In 1926. Both are Catho'
Tic Institutions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Young Stribling in
Championship Bout

MIAMI, Pa, Jan, ll.-Geno Iun'
ney. American lightheavyweight
champion. and Young strIblIng,
Georgia school boy, have been
matched 70 meet here In a io.round
no.dscNIon bout early IN March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Larry Estridge Is
Knockout Winner

NEW YORK. Jan. Hilary ~.
fridge. New York middlcwciFht.
Knocked out Charlie Nasssrt. Jersey
city. In the second round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

.a,as,ar IN the mak,ng
!, s,siils Fans that thinner
IS ssA.ng new fcg them In
4 ii sos 9, the fastest men IN
III !, ,ans around the bases.
- tae day last summer
w,si trom second base on
| rSsl %
~ an tarov. too lie throws
Il 81 BaV orr used 60. and
| a. IA siipPed badly when De
"a ~ ne could siill throw
[sa Als Oh power and aecur'
- slea.s Dc % a smart Sec
Ia lks emf Brady. Emmer
/. ~ 70 polish ~ his play con
~ ard 4 given any Kind % a
4. a. var / think you u hear
IraAn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
Henderson May
Go to Oregon

los ANGELES. Cal, Jan. ~.
Elmer Henderson. erstwhile
football coach at the University
Of Southern California, would
consider fayorably an offer 20
take over a similar task at the
University Of Oregon In the
place left vacant By the resig.
nation Of Joe Maddox.
II certainly would he inter.
estcd In the Oregon job. but.
OF course, the offer must come
from Oregon. not from me"
Henderson said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
SID nARnARI,N WINS

DETROIT. Jan. 15.-sid Barhar.
ian. Detroit lightweight. won a 10.
round decision from Red" Herring.
Gulfport. Miss. here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
OREGON WINS

EUGENE. ore. Jan. 1.-THE Uni.
yerslty Of oregon defeated Pacific
university at basketball here last
night with case, As TO IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17
GeNZAGA LOSES

SPOKANE. Wash. Jan. IL
Washington State college came up
from behind in the second half here
last night and defeated Gonznsa nt
basketball. 49 10 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

70 AAhttA "a sstf
star
Young strong
Ast and anxious
10 make Fool
Euimsg has every
natural qu3uuea-
ten necessary. lie
has a few had
faults az the
plate. which Will
es overcome with
regular playing
ana he had the
hablt o. everyday
ing rrouad halls
IN the ncii last
year hut an Ia
AM Emmrr looked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-17

Whether London fight fans win
fall for Firpo Is question. but II
Firpo gets half n chance he'll sure.
ly fall for them, us usual
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Western ranges; a food over
Whslms valley community; a
Prairie cyclone sweeps away
everything in its path;-wher-
ever the emergency, men and
materials are rushed to the spot
IN order that telephone service,
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may be restored.
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