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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
BE Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

n your skin II yeliow--compiexfon
paIlid--toneue coated-appetits poor
You have a bad tasts In your
mouth--a lazy, no-good feeling
you should take Olive Tablets.
Or. Edwards Olive TabIets--a
substitute for calomel-were pre-
pared by DR.. Edwards after IT
years of study.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You will know them
by their olive color.
To havo a clear. pink akin. bright
eyes. no pimplcs. a feeling OF buoy
ancy like childhood days you must
get at the cause.
pr Edwarda' Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like cnlomel---
yet have no dangerous after Of.
fec's.
They start tho bile and overcoms
constipation. Take ono or two
nightly and note tho pleasing re-
suits. Millions of boxes are sold
annually at i6c and aoo.--Advertise
menI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
n RHEUMATIC
EAT NO SWEETS
Says Glass Of Salts Helps TO
Overcome Rheumatism
Acid

Rheumntirm u easter 20 avoid
ohAn 20 cure. states wcli.known
iau.hority. We are advised 20 dress
waunly. keep the feet dry. avoid
exporure. and above all drink plenty
~ good water and avoid esuns
sweets Of all kinds.
4 Rheumatism h caused by BODY
q waste and acids resulting from
food fermentation. II ia the func
ticn Of the kidneys TO filter this pol.
ron from the blood and cast u out
i n the urine: the pores Of the skin
hare also means OF freeing tho
\ biood of this tnapurfty In damp
land chilly cold weather tho skin
pores are closed. thus forcing the
q kiineys 10 do double work. they
I become weak and sluggish and feii
T b eliminate this waste and acids
which keep accommodating and circu.
hating through the system. evcntu
ally settling In the joints and
Z muscles. CAUSING stiffness. soreness
and pain. called rheumatism
Y AZ the FIRST twinre Of rheumatism
..tao< from any pharmacy about four
ouncss Of Jad Salts: put q table
spoonful In glass Of water and
y drink before breakfast each morn
1ng for q week This u helpful 70
/. 'neutrAiise scidity. remove waste
\ matter. also to stimulate the kid
4 noya. thus often ridding the blood
- Pneumatic poison
!. Jad Salts Is inexpensive. and II
! mads from the acid Of grapes and
)eucn iuicc. combined with lithia.
ana b used with excellent results by
4 thousands Of folks who are subject
Z - rbeumatism- Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
Stabbed by
Neuritis!

Hany p~opfe -~rfer attacks by this
srrhftend. commonly called nerve
inflammation The fret warning 10
usually sharp. stahhinE pain, which
may come and 20" or hurt con-
stanttys You may feel n To- tho
shoulder. neck. forearm, small % tho
hack or down tha thigh and leg TO
the heel. IL is sometimes mistaken
for seiatiea. rheumatism or neural.
ala. which often end IN neuritia
No matter where you have had
nerve pains or what caused them
you can get quick relief without
using narcotics or poison. Apply
Tysmoi over tho part that hurts. and
IN. pain will be gone
Tysmoi 10 absorbed through the
pores ~ In. skin. II hes a soothing,
healing effect upon the diseased
nerves. gradually helping TO restore
them 70 healthy coalition.
Don't suffer any longer. Price 81
az any reliable druggist
Tysfncl Co. NfE. Chemists. 600
suffer St. San Franegseo.--Advsrti
meat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

sxfst We know that a. blood-csils
Increase In number. biood Impurities
vanishi We also know that night fol-
lows day. Both are fscfsf But have you.
eczema sufferers, svsr actually taken
advantage Of this wonderful fsctf
Thousands Just like you have never
thought about I'll Skin srup'ions,
eczema With all Its fiery. skin digging
torture and its soui-tearing. unreach-
sble itching. pimples. blactheads and
boiis. they all pack mp and go, when
the tide Of bfoof-ceiis begins TO roll
I'M Biood-ceils are the fighting giants
Of naturei 3. 3. .. builds them by the
miilionl II has been doing II since
iszel =. =. =. Is one Of the grestest
blood cell builders. blood cieapssrs
ana body builders known 10 us NOR
tslsi when you put these facts to-
gether.---then TO continue 10 have ecze-
ma ana skin sruptions looks more like
sin than . disease. Mrs. Arthur N.
Smith. Pearl st.. Newark. Ohio, writes;
Ny Httis GIRL had q very lad case Of
sessma- She began taking 8. s.ss. ana
u wsa sow. thank vo~ very r,pch.
tel ~ 5vssrds sshsf . good rrsdios~s u
=. ! es.~os IA. too much sbe~t u. fev
Here IL your opportunity. n. n. q.
contains only vegetable medicinal In
gredienta. Because Is. 4. y. does build
red. biood-csiis. II ronfs rheumatism,
builds firm flesh, fills out hollow
cheeks. besUtifies the complexion,
builds you MP when you are run down.
y =. 3. 10 sold at all drug stores, In
two sfsss. The larger size bottle 10
the more cons.nicaL
q 9 e makes you feel
$500 IKE gou,sef a0ais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

I only csue fhis as an Illustration
o, the changing forms Of affection.
Gips yourself nsta. boy. and plenty
o. rrcsh afr .aad you'fi SOC thar oil
,rsli snd happily
What should men wear AZ Informal
evening dinners. theater parties. etc,
A Turrdo fdtnrer coat srsfh frous-
ers Of same material: uatsfcoaf o.
same material or Of black stIk. gold
or tsteeied ftnks and sfuds. schife
shirt. field or ,ctsc collar. black ne ;
black Nose. pafent or dull leather
shoes or psmps: ony haf sreepf q
Moh silk one.
What 10 tire meaning and origin OF
the name Nataiisf
IN somr faffn countries trhsrc me
NAME Of the sauior q mach W use.
Osrls nnwed Nafdiv are called
Christie since rho same u DE-
rived from ~Dies Nntaiss.- ~fhs birth
day Dies Natsiss. Is. Of course. our
CArtstrnas day Christmas ,ras once
used "a a cirfs name " Erciand and
Noel On France. A pretty Sparish
NAME fro- Nathalie q Nafaiifr.
rneaniag ~chrtsfmas chiid." Meta
nseilc - Hebresc form. Nafaiia. the
Greek Nafaschaku ard Nafascha. the
Ru.staa: Nate and Sasfuche. the
Siapio.
When IL the breeding season Of
cnnariear
~ begsws properly IN March Tho
birds offer shosn sicHs Of fts approach
az early as Janaarp. n 70 better. be-
csass Of the effect Of changing
sr~nfher conditions upon Gallon
young. 70 pouporr u,sf,Hg scfirsfsr.
vrfn later. n possible.
In the posm. -John Ci'pin.- these
word. occurs "A farmland captain
exc was he. Of famous London town.
What do they meant
A -fraisband- e wiiifta crcart-
safsos. especially one n London.
shich sras orrssfse4 IN fhe Stuart
period. abolished. ard later reoroan-
Erd Ertdsnfiv JOAN Guptn held the
rank OF captain IN fhts oycsnkxafton.
What coal tar food colcrs ar~ per-
mitted. under Food Inspection De-
ciaion ist. for use In coloring fooda7
The foliotcfrc ffhe Numbers pre-
cediro the na rscs refer 10 fhs nuss
b~rs Of fhe cosors az Hated IN A. q.
orceH's edition Of the schuifs -yaIins
Systematic Survey Of tho Oygansc
Coiorino MaffsrsJ. Certified cosors:
Red shcfes--5s Ponceas 3 * fiiohf
ptnkJ. foT Amasanfh froseI; sI7
Erpfhrossrs. Orange sh1de--ss or
ancs .. YeIfolc sAades--s Naphfhol
ysiiosc s.. O., Tarsrassnc. yclIo,o A. n.
ycgiosr o. n. Green shadss--gss
0sisea green d. as HIGHT green *. y.
veiiorssh Bine shade.--sps fnds0o
etsaifoactd Mixtures Of sh~s~ dvem
srifh harmless Ingredients mav also
BE- nsed IN coioTsno foods These COL
ortrCs may be bought at ANY OF fhs
large fancy groceries or from n4osf
drug sforea
How much corn was imported from
Argentina into the United States ia
1917
Mons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

Miss Orgy will rsosivs CALLERS
In her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday. from to . .. m.
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from II o. m. 10 n m. each
week. Please DO not come =,
other ttmes. ~ u seriously inter.
feres with her writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
On Alveolar Work

there VIII be no reduction. We own
the system--it is patented and trade
marked and no other dentists can do
u legally" II costs double the cost
OF bridEework TO make and In most
cases worth double. IL is a positive
success In cases where bridgework In
absolutely impossible and in all
cases whore hridgewNrk ~ possible.
Of which is the better N YOU have
two or more good teeth or roots. ono
or more on each side. all your MAS
ing teeth can be Satisfactorily no.
placed. The work IL beautiful. dur
able, comfortable and natural In
looks. We have made about III 900
cases In these offices In the past II
years and the work has given gen
eral subtraction
Alveolar Dentists
aes n.Isbt Bidg. Second and Pin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

the Ruth Alexander which sails
January 20.
Are any Of you going down south
at that time ana would you take
Elsie under your wing and SEQ that
nhs arrives sAfcly7 A few dollars 20
some people would mean 40 little.
but 20 Elsie ~ means everything
a chance 70 get well and live a nor.
mai life. Anyone Interested IN hoip.
ing may communicate with Miss
Grey or with Mrs. q. N. la Bel. e5s2
Earle ava ~. w. Sunset oibs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

wfNSrPEd,-Mrr. wiiford shar.
raft and three small children burn TO
death when home In destroyed by flre
here. Husband. wiiford sharat,.
s~v~reIy injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

How much corn was imported from
Argentina into the United States In
1917
Mons.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
Rate Hearing Set.

The complaint recently filed by the
West Texas Chamber Of Commerce
in connection with the Dallas-F"rt
Worth rate case has been set down
on the docket Of the Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission as case No. 1o.2li.
according 10 information received by
L. :. Pawkett. traffic manager OF the
San Antonio Freight Bureau, from
q. Il. McGiuty. secretary of the coni-
mission. The case is STYLED West
Texas Chamber of Commerce vs.. \,
I. ( ). +. L. H.. ct al and will
probably be set for hearing at the
same time that the Dallas-Fort Worth
and Oklahoma cases are heard. The
hearing on the latter cases will prob
ably take place before FEBRUARY i
and NAV be held before the Christmas
holidays. Mr.. Pawket5 said. There
was prOnosal that the parties ex-
change briefs 30 days before The
hearing in order 10 facilitate mat
tcrs. but some Of the PARTIES sob-
iecteJ. The West Texas Chamber OF
Commerce will ask for 60 days after
the presentation OF the case of the
plaintiffs in which 10 prepare an au-
swer. This win probably result IN
two separate hearings before decision
is reached.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
NEW LEAGUE FORMED
Southwestern League Goes Out OF Ex
istence in Association Merger.

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. S.-A new
Western Association baseball league
was formed here Sunday. Towns IN
the new league were selected from
those comprising this years South
western League and Western Associa-
ton.
Officials of both OF the old leagues
met separately at local hotel and
disbanded. Later they got together
picked out what they thought to be
the eight best baseball towns in the
two former organizations, and formed
an entirely new association. Foui
towns from each of the old leagues
were selected. They are:
Toreka. Kan; Hutchinson. Kan.
Muskogee. Okla. and Bartlesvillc
Okla. of the Southwestern League
and Springfie;.!. Mo-; Joplin. Mo.
Okmulgee. Okla. and Fort Smith
Ark. of the Western Association.
DIR. Seabaugh of Springfield, was
selected temporary president o: The
new association.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
POLO SCORE 10 TO |
Fourth Field ARTILLERY Shows Class in
Beating Fifteenth.

Tie Fourth Yield Artillery polo
team showed its class at Fort sam
Houston Sunday by Gc-eating the zig
zenith Field ArtilIcr:', 10 To |. Ihc
losers one goal was awarded them Or
the referee after 4 Fourth Artillery
foul. The line-ups and points:
Fourth Artillery: Lieutenant
Phelps 1.-TWO goalsl, No. l: Colphel
Swift three. No. .; Lieut.. y. f.
SLea CtlreeJ, Ne. 5; LieutenanC 81.
zen (tU). No. I. Lieutenant Benni-
scr and Lieutenant Zimmerman. sub
slitut,s.
Fifteenth Artillery: Lieutehmi
Wakefield. No. /; Lieutenant Roberts,
No. >: Lieutenant Mollitor. No. y;
C.r!ain Crane. No. 4. Lieutenant VI
&. Shea, subStitu G.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
LOGAN VS.. WALTHALL
Country Club F'inalists Not Sure al
Noon When They'll Play.

Thomas T. LOGAN and Waiter
Wahhall are finalists in the Neg ley
golf cua tournament at the San An
tol.io Country Club as the result Of
WrlIhall's close vi'Ory c'el IL. >.
Kanl mann Saturday and Logan ;
Gcleai of Lieut.. II. II. Hefslcy, 4 ard
G. Sunday. .,
The finalists at ntol Monday had
not decided when they would pllr
their match Mr.. Walthall said It
probably would take place late Mon
day afternoon. They will play is
holes. by agreement.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
COLLEGE CENTER DIES
Mclean of Kentucky f0otoali
Team. Succumbs Day After Game,

Lexington. Nv. Oct. S.-lujuries
To Price Mclean. center on the I'M
vcrsity of Kentucky football team. re
ceived in the came with the University
of Cincinnati. at Carson treld Satui-
day afternoon proved fatal here Satrr-
day Night.
Mclean. 20 years old. aud a iunIor
in the engineering college. returned
fro-l Cincinnati with the team Satdr-
day night and apparently was not serI-
ously hurt. At noon Sunday he was
found unconscious in his room ana
immdia tely rushed 10 a hospital lie
died. NJ 4 O'Clock without having re-
gained consciousness.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
DIR. Erank c. Norman.

Or. Frank c. Norman. 43 ears old.
died at local hospital Saturday morn
ing. He was native of Ontario.
Canada, and was resident OF
Phoenix. Ariz.. havina been. in San
Antonio only few months for medi-
cal treatment. He is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Vesta Norman of Los
Angeles; one sister. Mrs. George
Hunter of Dover. y. J.; two broth
ers. Albert NJ. OF Iowa end Robert
]. Norman of Fort Worth. The fun
eral was held from the chapel of Hagy
and McCollum. undertakers. Mt IL
o'clock Monday morning. Rev. 6. Il
Strickler officiating. Intermcnt Was
in Mission Burial Park.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
Mrs. Melyah Inez Massey.

Mrs. Melvah Incz Massey, is years
old. wife oil Capt. stephen a. Massey
"a Fort Sam houston. died at Il local
hospital at 4 30 MonGay morning. She
was a native of Troy, Ala, ANA had
lived in San Antonio Is years. She
was charter member of the Army
Civilian Club and was Il member 81
the Eastern Star. She is survived by
her husband. Capt. Stephen II. Mas
sey: a young daughter, Rosemary
Massey; three brothers, II. H., OF
stamford. Dir. J. c.. OF Andalusia.
Ala. and W. l.. Pennington ot Tam
pico. Mex; and two sisters. Mrs. q.
i. March and Mrs. 1. 4. Parks, both
OF San Antonio. The funeral will be
held from the Porter Loring funeral
parlors at = O'Clock Tuesday after
noon. Chaplain \. L. Vaughan off
eating. intermcnt VIII 10 in The
New Lutheran cemetery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
Baseball Briefs

Babe Ruths 41st home run, Iris
Speakers 18th double. the retention Ot
their half game led over Cleveland by
the second-place Detroit Americans
and the signing of Miller Higgins ~
manager OF the New York Americans
for another year were the outsrand-
ing happenings Sunday as the major
legaue baseball teams brought to a
close the 1923 season.
Ruth's homer came in the first i'll
ming of the Yankee-Athletic game at
Yankee Stadium, on the first Dail
pitched to him by slim" Harris. The
feat brought Babe a tie with Cy Wi
liams for the home run honors of the
season. each having registered II.
Speakers fifty-uinth double adj
vanccd the worlds two-bate hit record.
The Cleveland manager smashed the
old record last week and has twice
broken his own marks since that time.
Detroit. by means Of a ninth-inning
rally agaius 81. Louis, held its half
game advantage over Cleveland for
second place in the American League.
The final standing reads: Detroit,
80 Cleveland, .536.
Commenting upon the engagement Of
Miller Higgins for another year as
manager of the Yankees, Colonel Rup-
pert said: Il don't believe New
Workers really appreciate the great
work Higgins has done. ! signed
IL. .,..,.lI that no
might 20 ahead and win the series for
us" Higgins receives Il substantial
salary increase.
In the concluding games OF the
league season. Brooklyn beat the New
York Nationals, 6 10 /: Pittsburs beat
Cincinnati. TO }; the Chicago Ma
tionals and the st. Louis Cardinals
split a doublc-hcader. the former win
ming the first game. 10 10 ) and losing
lhe second game, ; 10 q. The Ath-
lct;cS defeated the Yankees, . to q;
Cleevland dc.eate the Chicago Amer
leans. q to &, ana Detroit won. . 10
L. over the st. Louis Americans.
The Yankees. despite defeat. finish
cd the season with a greater lead than
any other team in the American
League has ever boastcd. They are
sixteen full games ahead of the De-
troit Tigers. in second place. The
Ianks are game and half ahead
of the previous record lead in the
American League of II IL. made by
the old Athletics in 1910 and the Bo>-
ton Red Sox in 1909. The biggest
lead ever held in either league was
that obtained by the Pirates in l9u-
when they finished - IL up on the
Dodgers.
Tulsa. Okla. Oct. Slack Lelivclt.
manager Of the Tulsa Club of the
Western League, has signed contract
To MANAGE the team next season
James X. Crawford. president of the
club. announced today.
Detroit. Mich. Oct. S.-George
t"Cuttie") Cutshaw. veteran baseball
PLAYER. now on the roster Of the De
troit Tigers. has been voted Il full
norton of-the world series prize
money that the Tigers will get for
finishing in second place i'll the
American Leaguc'race. Cutshaw was
stricken with appendicitis towards the
middle of the season and for a time
his life was despaired of. When he
finally recovered he was sent to the
coast where he is now recuperating.
Cutshaw will return to the Tigers
next spring in the capacity OF a
coach.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
STICKS WITH CRIQUI
Young Belgian Scrapper Goes Limit
In Bloody Fight.

Paris. Oct. S.-Eugene Criqui met
Il Tartar in his first fight in Europe
since he won and lost the worlds
fcatherwcight championship in New
York. when Young Henri Hebrans. a
Belgian stayed the limit of IL rounds
Sunday with the Frenchman. He
brans lost the verdict on points after
a slashing, smuggling fight. in which
both men were covered with gore from
the third round TO the finish.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
OBITUARY
Mrs. Aurora Peter Orneles.

Mrs. Aurora Peter Ornelcs, AZ
years ola. died ut a local hospital at
IL AZ saturday nisnt. She was a ma
tive of Wisclnson and had lived i'll
San Antonio tive years. She is sur
vived by u brother, f.. .. Long Of
Spofiord, Tex, ana niece, Myrtle
Long. a student IN the MestmUorland
College. Inc body was sent to Laredo
at IL o'clock Sunday night by Porter
Loring. Mrs. Orneles was Il graduate
nurse of the Santa Rosa Hospital and
the body was escorted TO the i.-G. y.
station by the nurses OF the hospital
at 3 O'Clock Sunday night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
Mrs. Hama Semaan Hodge.

Mrs. Hama Semaan Ho:iSc. ii years
old, fled at a local hospital at ID
Monday morning. She was n native OF
Assyria and had lived in San Antonio
20 years. She is survived by her huS-
band. y. A. Hodge. a daughter. FreGa
Hodge: her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Abraham Semaan: two sisters. Mrs
T.. Farris and Miss Attina Semaan
and two brothers. Charles and }. Sc
maan. all of San Antonio. The funera.
will be held from the residence. II
AlaZan street. at ( o'cloch Tuesday
afternoon. Inicrment will he in Mis-
sion Burial Park. under the direction
of Porter Loring. funeral director.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
Nicinria Wins Another.

Victoria, Tex. Oct. S.-Ihe FaIa-
clos High School football team met
defeat here Friday afternoon at the
hands ii the Patti Welder team by
n score of - TO q. This is Victoria $
second victory. The game was close
tx contested. The Victoria line
showed w strong. \ great deal of
credit goes TO the Victoria quarter
back. Tying, who is small for the
position hur played an excellent game
of ball. Victoria will play Yorktown
here next Friday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
5N1GW
6IlEIIaI|llz65,

Gives a Lecture.-The second of a
series of twelve lectures to be given
on "Boyology" at the Y. NJ. c. A.,
will be given by w. W. jackson,
president of the Wesleyan Institute
who will address gathering of boys
leaders on The Boys Fundamental
Relationship" Monday night. Mr.
Jackson was for number of years
state boys work secretary of the
Arkansas Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-08
SHORT HOLES
COUNT IN HOT
GOLF MATCHES
Max Marston Took ANA
teut Title by Winning
One-Shot Holes.
THEY'RE NOT SIMPLE
Low Par Hard to Equal,
Much Less Beat, But
Max Did Ii.

Step out and grab the short holes
and let the long ones run for the
esteemed Mr.. Sweeney.
We are speaking Of golf and The
supposedly simple par-three holes as
distinguished from the long, difficult
par-five tests. =,
Your average golfer heaves a sigh
of prodisious relief when he com IS
to a short hole, simple mashie
pitch 10 patch Of relvety green
1:,5 yards away.
1t looks easy. And in point OF
effort and energy il is. Ono shot
and you are on the grecn--maybe.
If the shot is exceptionally well
played you are close to the mole and
putting for birdie. Say il just
does get on; you still have two puts
and an even chance for par.
And your average player mas not
yet advanced TO suSl 4 point Of IN
difference that par means utterly
nothing in his life.
Not so Easy.
Now, are these short. simple. one
shot holes easy? Is the average
player always within whispering dis
lance of par? He is not. Nor. f"-
that matter. is his aloofish brother
the star. The fact is. the short holes
are usually hardest to play, the most
stubborn in yielding perfect scores
More championships have been lost on
badly played short holes than on we'll
played long holes.
Marstoh of Philadelphia, methodl'
cal Max. is the amateur champ al
Of the works today because he playsj
the short holes ut the long FlossmooI
course better. or. at least, with great
or success. than any other competitor
Flossmoor. with its 1000 yardage
is the longest course over which inc
American championship was ever dc
cided. The natural feeling was that
the winner would he Il Seige gunner
nlaycr who dashed screaming drives
down the fairway and tremendous
brassie seconds TO the green.
Short Holes Won.
Eut in the final results it was
Marston. the man who had played
the short holes best. that carried away
the silverwarc.
Flossmoor offers the usual mum
/ Der If short holes-four. Marstor
was not always on the short greene
with his tee shot. but he was in
variahly nutting for par, and fire.
quently for brides. Outnlaycd oi
many of the long holes Throughout
the tournament. the veteran Phila
dclphian bowed to no superior on the
short ones.
1t was Marston's astonishing tw,
at the ihirtv-first hole in his mattel
with Francis Ouimct that sent the
Boston sportsman down to defeat
Ouimet was dead 10 the pin. cightcc'
inches away Marston was lust on
the Green. 30 feet away. MarSton
seeming to appreciate his unrannI
mastery Of the short FlosSmoor holes
ran the putt Duimct mis- sod. Ia
all practical inten,s the match ended
ut that nnint.
Won on ShOr, Ones.
In the finals. the following day
Marston squared lis match with jess
Swceiser for the FIRST time by play
ing the 212-yard second hole in tht
afternoon in perfect figures. Whit
the defending champion needed four
BY whimsical turn of fate. or some
thing. the match ended on this SAINT
short hole some two hours later wher
Marston again got three against
Swectser'S four. n tymie blocking th'
! e., J;,, ,bap,ninn's way IN the hole
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