The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 23

BERIDAY APRIL 10, 1925. THE SEATTLE ‘STAR PAGE 23 23 LT Babe Ruth’s Condition Has Bearina on Race Famous Star Fi irst Eeteantinel Golf ‘Tijuana rae Clash Big cen oat [On Trail of a eather Title| ican rac an nda F ‘Is Needed by | Season Ended i in Florida Tine ANA } x Stony Mex} Oth ge wi up 'y Bileaded Ma a orton in © Ramla; Now in rt nited 10—Will - Little ‘ \ « t Vortham, States Seeking World Honors Yankees Now ES sean 68 soot Abia New York Americans Lost Without Services Home Run Slugger EW. \ Ruth early part my Ts ee of th w almost EDDIE HE 4 Hexel hepair, Seattle, Wash. eel 1 ee’ ae ‘ be fhe J nt ‘ - emen a this threed ‘ A \SAYS: “Nev-R-Fail Piston Rings ns : f t will ; 2 ; ¢ 125 “ R m ge. | seat like a valve, naturally giving | better compression, and you | know what that means to motor | performance.” INEVW-R~ FAIL PISTON RINGS —are ground like a valve on the proper edge insuring exceptional | oil mileage and perfect power. Power Rings 60c and up ; ¢ Oil Rings - 75c and up JOSEPH A, DUGAN - ‘i 43 4 4 Y } — OUR GUARANTEE — New York Yankees peat 5 1 Install a set. If they fail to give per- Satine 7: " a 7 4 fect compression instantly and 1000 4 miles to the gallon of oil, we will refund your money and pay you $2 per cylinder additional Detaile explained in spin ky with rings, At left, Leo Diegel; right, Tommy Armour; Center, John-\! s i t aded to koe ‘ « " Gg ae ay Av tae Poe ny Farre i . neh bcs th ado ha a in ostart the | Mille i 4 oth a Here’s the little fellow you've he ard so much about of BY BILLY EV ANS a. number of these. places and. wor ¢ ee f 1 ' f secohd bane '\ late. He's featherweight champion of Europe and is now in E this country in quest of the world title. Experts rate him} UGENE _Lucxe EY S one of the greatest pugilists ever developed across the pond. | S#mston RING HEADOUARTER! | Yep, he's French. —— golfers, representing six of the H Fishing dae, leading resorts of Florida, re —_____~/ cently finished playing a regular * = schedule of matches. Leo Die NESS RIVER ff nty gal and Gene Sararen won the aha t ; | championship honors. reads. , t a fat t BLWHA RIVER The outstanding feature of the season's play was the work of Johnny Farrell hese two you 4 |. being the * Rand 3s dat MN NOQUAIMIE RIVER anaes — main ea to come into thelr own. Even the great Walter Hagen admits they loom up as likely wit of the national open chany ship. cireult, are about ready Pw high an Paani Light Tan Calf ’ Billy Evans to Be , 4 * 1 Riteerge Back « on Job al ; ne gallery con cmp ite ane es @ ime. Oe A New Style Leader Modified Drogue New Rolled Welt Dressy Street Oxford pe . re ‘ye hed Prem Thured - With Swagger and Swing i jis to be re ait Hoe der re wa ruth ¢ ff Black and Tan However, the players are for | ‘!° core ¥ = or ru a different system of scheduling rites pags : | the matches, Instead of repeat we *r| ing before the same audiences, z 4 commmodations ; pare’ Nigel, ot daa a ee Moy edi page ten gy eam This new Light Tan, Feather-Weight Model shown on the leg te one cook | and will ake bats fail rate rot out comed 3 a Regal Platform is built over a new custom last. It is both ’ y , 93 4 light in Color and light in Weight, and expresses the Style Tendency for the 1925 Spring Season. There is a recognized demand today for a more simplified pattern and slender appearance with a little “‘spring” in the last that adds a little spring to the step, concealing comfort . in its custom lines. : No. 4927 Imported Scoteh Groin The close trimmed sole with a beveled edge will give just New Saddle Tan Blocher Pattern . : <. Extension Sole as much wear without so much weight, and stands out in Beset Bindas Boal Sas err sharp contrast to the clumsy heavy brogue with the wide Grid Officials extension double sole. to Be Examined We have a wonderful variety o' distinctive patterns ¢ FRANCISCOF Cal., April 8 leathers and lasts, that cover all requirements for street, a ins Calitorsiiey. itr} . . dress and sport, but in this announcement we can only show Is’ association, must s every fall to : six of the other sixty new Spring styles that we are selling refereeing jobs. ide , today in 60 Regal Stores from New York to San Francisco Lists of questions based on the ‘" Files, made up for the most part | s = ’ for $6.60. 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Soft Toe— Bisck and Tan icknames a | | COLORS A From Maker to Wearer From Coast to Coast Coast Clubs S| While the nicknames of the 4 | Ariel, Sky Blue, Belgian, | ‘am gue teams are more or 003 Smoke, London, Laven- | 1 known, for the benefit Sa BIE Of the bugs who “don't know || der, Bluestone | them, here they are: MELTON HATS 3, ¢ Stores in All Principal Cities We Believe This to Be 1118 ‘Second Avenue The Best Hat ve Ihewtin Bren uate Soe Bh Oe Dear rete i Anes ok in Seattle High in Quality For $5.00 Dar Js + —— , Low in Price for the six best letters answering the following questions: All-Steel Body Si 1—What do the marks on this old-fashioned,size atick mean—are they inches, or millimeters, or what? 1018-20 W 1018-20 ||| 2—What are the advantages of the new acientific RESCO Fitting Machine over old-fashioned method . Second B LACK &.WH ITE THE SCIENTIFIC WAY of measuring feet with a size stick? THE OLD WAY HAT Second | ‘The RESCO Scientific Fitting Machine eae ile 2 The old-fashioned size stick used in Avenue Adopted. by 1, 8. Governmen Come in and have your feet measured with the new scientific RESCO Fitting Machine, and ask her shoentores to kucas the Length of Avenue used exelustvely {nail Regal Bhoe the Manager for full details of the $1,000 Prize Contest. one foot while you are sitting down, 3405.00 ft. o b. Toledo