The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1925, Page 5

SATURDAY 4 7 Plans for Season Are Announced face Starts April 29 With Two Leagues Ma‘de Up for Prelims We learn that state co: vads and as good » them out in and Irish of the on Lrishman Cunningham “Beacon Hill golf” at against Johnnie Gray, These topped-ma ght many groans and beans from John to Larry Stuart arrived fre deb at Garfield. South Lake 2uniors vs. Climax gab at South Seattle, Georgetown Cubs vs. ¢ Bagles at Garf Garfield Cubs ys. Lake Merchants at Grea Lake. West Green Good Pitching Featured ope ge - ; pe aaa peer Contests It's not a very big target that pitchers have to throw at (abs at South Park. . Independents Seattle Merehants tad the Queen City Motors will the spring games Te Rainier Valley team have decided to subdue the hit nt gtaag Byrd tea lllgganeeg reducing the Mighty e official ball Gaunt for Star managers e Indians did the sime De Queen City Mot of the olden.tin aan « and Bart “Sinnott, arfield Cabs are BA practice tite. ee WIN team a clean — Lies Puzzle] three | margin 3 5853 5 = SELES ESS & = » used in winter To plunder. with efforte lid it before break idden fright of multitude. HORIZONTAL » who is skilled in punning. usted 16 propert ving)ceommand intruated with the property Hight plus two to chemical test. describes nine) of electrical resistance, Mathematical Victor Manca says that No. 6 at} : ‘ 8 Jefferson park is not a dog-leg- hole;| BF oe 7 it's, a giratte log | A lot of ¢ the Spauldly Abrams sold those loud sweater tomateh creati ris missing from George ze Series From New York Yankee: Reds, Giants Lead BY HENRY L. FARRELL I's a wow! \indians Oni y Undef eated Lora Tackles Team in Big Leagues Now | Washington Senators Play Bang-Up Game to Take Cubs, Athletics, Baseball Next Indian-Tiger BY LORA L A BL. bs he Papeete of ths + Ht EW YORK, April 18,—Cleveland’s Indians, 5 ‘9 Rcutie ‘es rhe arn ied roost in the American league, played the most effective reasons, namely, it was Easter Sut ball in the first series of the year which day ‘and thelr wives were walting-- | All the teams change today at home | In a three-game series with the St. Louis Charlie Harden, who operates the 3rowns, the Indians failed to lose a game Hoco service station, had a blow.out and they are the only team in the two leagues with a perfect percentage. The Indians got some good pitching. The Washington Senators, in winning three out of four games from the Yankees played the best and the most spectacula: ball. The champions had harder opposition against the Yankees than any other team in the opening series, and they romped away with three victories without using Walter Johnson. The Cincinnati Reds, behind some splen way home, At Jeast that was his alibi, but it didn’t get ove ening to Mons Wall, ries" waa Jack Weber me gr Jack inks ¢, Cha missed t JUDE CLAY ALLIEN CLAIMS THAT HE HAS FHE DEAL GOLFER'S WIFE” MRS. ALLIEN ACCOMPANIES HIM ON AL Gol NG TRIPS, PLAYS ; PART OF THE GALLERY AND THEN WAITS UNTIL HE Is GOOD AND READY TO GO HOME St. Louis Cardinals, for first place in the } National league. The in the Pittsburg club is all shot; D. P. ('Bogey”) M. hound of the Beacon Hill lowLORA LA BLANK did pitching, won three out of the four games nd are tied with the Chicago Cubs aking three out of four games from the Pirates, but swings like he was trying to get sta tion RPG, New York, but he seem: © get the DOUGH The Giants won two out of th games against the Boston Braves Yesterday's be 1 were winning another one lington firs rain stopped it the tobing .won two out of three |'* Yankees, 6 lowly Phils and are tied Wayland Dean, wit 3 s for thir » * aves down lin baseball. Here we have Neal Callaghan, Indian rookie,| "the Atmeticn did wall a etging |i tun mite an ready to swing on a fast one. Tom Daly, new Seattle re-| three game om the Bo } AD See a : Bs ns re 5 : t t verse.’ ceiver, ia behind the log x, getting good pitching from| Sheute, young Cleveland southpa € Nletics dropped a five v expected sources wed the Browne f rained-out game to the Red F The Browns were the only club | em I ja, 4 to 2 at . ss B d that to win ® game tr poses cone “| Maroons Go ears an elon of the aeason, ah ple 0) extremes Cardinal ] > T evened eries by « al tween them at 2 and 2 (THICAGO hi ‘ aradinals : The Giants’ score over the listinetion of net EY Braves was 2 to 0. This gave | Te finishis tthe Ci KANSAS REL: the the National league champions c 1 € in assic LAY | es three out of four games The Reds dropped one to the Cards in Cincinnati, & to 6 This series also st the California Bears ‘ t on track nds three out J of four in the Reds’ £ fie c t 10 nual Kansas relay pitcher, made The Cubs, too, have t 1 hen the two big am ieet here which track | 50, ote th the countr fo © Pirate n nteat this afte again in Chicag YESTERDAY'S HOME r spe wenty-five th rn races are . if eve neduled to get under way at 1:30 1 { p.m. Boton Miller Wins Over Dodge and Ray CHICAGO, Ax the B Athletic elut across ne ahead of and Joie Ray the mil Bankers’ meet YOUNGSTOWN Danny K weight thore emitting} ST. PAUL, Minn, April 18 money on the|/Paavo Nurmi and Jimmy Connelly Juled to do a mile and a nocked Paavo Nurmi Enters °.,'; night Hahn's time wa © Hippodrome ht wu ¥ on the two-mile event! Loyola Relay: tshoad 1 feiaears tay bia alb LONGVIEW VS. 0. A. CHICAGO, Ap dati be siinorty atte aE “to wet| LON VIEW, Ap Harry Greb Wins ped, Sod aeveoees, oF A ew world's re the mile ber Over Wilson Again will compete in the I h unive Stanfe r 1 BERCOT.GALLAGHER DRAW BOSTON, A 18.—Harry Greb,|sity relays here tomor The MOUNT VERNON, April 18,—Bud | world end Hi Cros BOX SLOW DRAW Bercot, Munroe bantamweigh middleweight champlc feated Wiison, former cham universit ot LOS ANGELES, Ap 18.—Fidel | a draw with Al Gallagher, Belling-| Howard Le pion, for the third time when “ « bute n x and News B n boxed am, in the four round main e n tennis star, won a 10-round decision by tare; oN w ur slow rounds to a here! of the band smoker here} tain of the with injuries, and will be = e some time in getting started. f In the Majors Nel a ve had to be “K now: wledge Not Needed game whilst waiting for an up n= ON SATURDAY sn mom a wn rconditions were in Lefty Groves, Vniadelphia’s it off some place. before I saw he came out. these Seattle stuff without acting like spoil- seston SiS" Se Paul Will See Danny Kramer Is e 1=° Nurmi Race Connelly Winner by Kayo She'll Be There gong or shoot the pistol or whatever they start the ball a-roll- | be there to report , without fear or mer, Philadelphia feather- | Rochester, in the fourth an depend on I think the editor shows great anything to that old proverb of . a K boxed| LANGLIE NAMED cracked pitcher goes oftenest to the beer joint, night. ast night | junior team for the PRAIA AA as the saying goes, EXCHANGE FIRM Ship News Sinday in hie Sees Hirt High Tide | vir the hands of the Church Editor not| “The Great Discovery Pan-American } Arrivals and Departures Hemen; 4:30 p, m., circles; 7:4 Spiritual Chureh of Truth—1929 %: B. & O. up % See iia ra | garden work {n § | 148%. up Union Arrived Apr ral West Othello and 44th) pirat ave, Rev. 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Harry Sumner Templeton,| ext get at inter Electrified pa | 3 { | pastor 41 as .y Shrist, Our] ,, = Td card Friday's Quotations | top. 8 a, m., Holy communion; 9:45 OF Aa vals of two fee Ancient language Sugar—Kanler, Raw, $4.40; refined, dull;|, m., Sunday school; 11 a, m., ser fants 7.8 pom Pertinent Ques-| each way and Relish wranulated, $5,706.85 ces; 7:30 p. m., services tions From the Pew." atdhuataice Highest endeavor Cotfee—No, 7 Rio 4 @20K%; No. «|v! ; hd adel | eee stout stake stand. 5 | St, Mark’S—Harvard ave 1 . f Plays on words (pl.) Hantos, 244 @24 St, Mark jarvard a ane Riitat | Ing four feet out To wrap: the: dead. see | Sencea at, Special services for the of the ground Observed 63. Vegetable tl 7) ure beas fr : deaf, 8 p,m. (Every first and 117 N. Broadway eter eun pode Vessels in Port at Seattle third Sunday.) 111 a, m, Sunday school; 8 p. m, sh water fleh (Carp | giith Cove Torminals-Plor 41—Str Prosi. | Building of a Personality," should be driven into the soil on Trinity Parish—Highth and Jame the north side of fa dent Grant, Pler 40-—@tr Achill pi c i) « ol TH "ANSWER TO FRIDAY'S CHa Oa, NADH, hone HONS MA | Ray Chas, Stanley Moc rector, | Mrs. Jennie Hope. the-blant sat the | honey ‘a 8 a. m, Holy communion; 9:45 a,| Seattle Lodge—100 Lyon building:| time of planting American Can Co.—Atr Celilo Bun ndetbokis ‘ Reaircss ‘ iis: AEE Yaneg p pian Hell Mtreet TerminaloU. Bet, W, ‘t,{M» Sunday school; 1 a.m. Holy |% p.m au ae ae, r x °:) SIDE SHOOTS Heather. | communion and sermon: “Life's Pur-)8 p.m, The heosophy 0 °) ARE CUT OFF Pier 11H, 8. C, 8. Dellwood | pose;* 6 p. m, Y. 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[16th and John soma | |alscover at tho coupon sich as the one printed to) enn baryon tiene Vit. | OWA, Verolde, pastors 945 0. mab | votat transactions, . 2,840,000,00 | | four or five splendid clusters day on page 3, | Jard, Griffeon, Coquitlam Clty, hard | Sunday sehool Mornings “A ai x - meme weft} ening fruit unaffected by + WAT WAC RT ' Your Home Garden 72nd and Buy the Plants and Set Two Feet Each Way. And Don’t For. get Little Corner for Herbs. Chap- | slugs 8 supply a Tavis quantity of tomatoes, » but for can. war wardens in King county during ; Be cli Pr bad ba | Barge Aer, than. Jriday,-soon of eae Rn ad Tomatoes Interesting Crop in Hon Major Stocks Up and Down |) Firs Te beet] gus apa a. te|| VEO) Fest eae q Crop ve Garden. j econd High Tide b for Small Fractions Pichia peepee Tae cael Rev. 8. Mathews, pastor;|| Many > ‘ : | econ Paw ra | aes eafiPh pechen brealodk: soins [2 ‘Open forum: “Spintual Pro lany Varieties of Beans Show Good Results. NEW YORK, April 18—The mar-|!7 cae qhiewakesote Sprics ats: Alfred 3. Sorensen, exmalon and A ages; at mn. et opened fein R hash iay achool, 6 p.| SOK Aervice: 746 p.m henling: §] neQPaning nricen incluted: | Tethle Weather Bureau eport | worst dab); 8° Be my wel | Pegaa Jecinee scons | (Editor'a, Note bi neat) Oa? ai ee ; Specie Weather Bureau) |” Ors gaa gah oo | of Spiritual Light—34221% | man, pman’s A NR Fa peb T 4 HISLAND, April 18, 8:20 9, | lowship Rive)? | Fremont ave, Hattie B, Mincar, | 1913 Westlake J BLES t xin and niet | Duntap—R vs B.A pits in estos | teader; 746 p. m., song service; 8 p.| SirUster of horticx | Western, 120% : : 14 ay im, (With “the, Be ead OF) im, trance lecture by Rev. Bertha 45%; United pom, “Must We Be! watson, messages and healing tho war and for period of 10 to 12 weeks, | KENTUCKY WONDER _ FAVORITE BEAN rector of agriculture sa series 0} beans that do wonderfully well, | Tomatoes and Vegetable and bright yellow in Vines They. Srow easily and are very BY RONALD E, CHAPMAN Th of the most profitable and in he old English Scarlet Runner iis a bean that can be used as a decora- Screening porches or nd the seed s which follow the beautiful scar- let flowers, altho they appear to be tough and woody, be both tender will be found to and delicious when cooked in the same manner as string or shell beans. Quite often buildings with an uttractive creeper h can be used to admirable advantage. This may mean that the pumpkins and squash will » perched up on ledges or r the purpose, fect is both unique and interesting, as well as profitable, TINY CORNER FOR HERBS A tiny corner of the kitchen gar. den devoted to herbs should not be overlook, for what is more delightful in its way than the purple blooming Ronald Chapman hoots should be cut off and 1 loose loop of raffia or cloth around the vine and} » and a clump of catnip. Add to these « soup marigolds, parsley plants. and you have always at hand | the flavorings and garnishments for Horseradish and after year with the minimum of and small fruits, answered by ps or MA ine 74h