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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30
THAT'S USING YOUR
HEAD" YELLS FAN AS
QUEER ASSIST MADE
Exams Spins Yarn of Dat.
fielder Who "Strck His
Head Into One"
BY BILLY EVANS.

THAT'S using your head, is some.
times a complimentary expression OF
the ball field when some player pulls
q brilliant play, the result Of quick
thinking.
Never shall Il forget a play that
featured Bill Hogan and Bert Shot
ton, WHICH was made possible by using
the head, but in an entirely different
manner, from the way usually i'm
piled.
Bill Hogan was playing left field
for Sc. Louis, Bert ShOtton was in
center. ST. Louis was playing at
Washington. Left field is the sun
field at the Nationals park.
A long fly was hit TO left field
Hogan called for the play and Bert
Sli0tton went over into left field ter
ritory TO back up.
After having judged the ball per.
fcctly, Hogan lost it in the sun at
the last minute. He ducked his head
to prevent possible injury to his eyes.
The ball struck him a glancing blow
on the side Of the head and caromed
directly into the hands of Bert Shot
ton. who made the catch, retiring the
batter. Hogan received an assist on
the play. ..
1t was a long. high fly and il was
mighty fortunate for Hogan that II
struck him only a glnncine blow on
the side of the head. At that he
was badly dazed and ran around IN
circles in search of the ball that Shot
ton had caught and thrown in to the
plate. ...
Shotton, between laughs, told Hogan
what had happened. Since the ball
had been caught, he forgot the other
embarrassing feature Of the play. Arm
in arm the two players marched to
the bench.
And of course to complete the sit.
uation some wag in the left field
bleachers yelled:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30
To Honor French Actress.

New York. March 2g.-Mme. 81
none. the French actress who is Wis
iting here. is to be the recipient OF
unusual honors by the Actors Equi:"
Association Wednesday a. the Equity
rheater. James n. Hackett and the
equity players will give gala per
torrance of Macbeth in her honor.
following which a reception will re
held on the stage. when Mmc. 81.
none will be presented with me.
;al.ion as tribute to her art and
her position as the foremost actress
If France.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30
TWO TEXAS RECORDS
Conference Mile and High Jump
MARKS Bettered UnofficialIy.

western Conference records we're bet
tered here Saturday afternoon in the
triangular meet staged by Texas Uni
versity Longhorns Shorthorns and
Freshmen.
Jim Reese of Cleburne. conference
record holder in the half mile, run
ming the mile for the. first tine in
competition. old il in 4 20. three sec.
ords faster than the conference, rec jr,l
h,Iu by Dickerson of the Texas Assi Is.
Rcese's running thrilled large
crowd.
Haggard. a freshman, jumped six
feet. beating the record of kingsland
of Rice by a fraction of an inch.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30

school that wins the state champion
ship under the plan.
The purpose Of this plan is to de.
termine the state championship IN
high school football. Teams are ax-
pected to enter into the spirit Of the
plan as well as follow the rules. The
league reserves the right TO adopt cor
receive measures that IL may deem
proper in order to protect team that
has been unable to comply with ths
schedule requirements.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30
Richards Still Gong.

New York. March 2S.-Vinceni
Richards. playing-through champion
remained in the national mems indoor
tennis championship tournament Sat
urday afternoon by defeating Ken
meth Appel of East Orange: \. j.
in the second round. 81. "a. Boil
drew byes in the first round. Ape
is national indoor Junior champion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30
AGGIES SCORE rs
Rice Institute Swamped in Wild Ball
Game. IS TO 0.

College Station, Tex. March 10
The Texas Asgies pounded Bloxsom.
Rice Institute pitcher. to a fragile
here Saturday and piled up % runs in
the second conference game of the
season. beating the Houston team. -
to o. The game was farce after the
fourth inning. johnson. Aggir iirst
sacker. got four hits in four times
I'm. two Of them home-ruus. Pickett
Of the winners also cracked out a
homer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30
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1t is now disclosed that Babe Ruth
developed the flu riding horse up
Ozark mountain. We haven't heard
what the horse developed.
The sport of boxing is $500 years
old. This explains the phrase, along.
suffering public" .
Walter johnson may pitch on the
Pacific Coast next year. 1t will be
interesting to see how his speed COM
pares with Hollywood's.
Paul Berlenbach's one weakness as
an attraction seems to be that he
wasn't born in South America.
Connie Mack thinks the Athletics
will finish right behind the Yankees.
But why should Connie GO out of his
way 10 knock Miller Higgins team.
Somebody has given Firpo a real
wild bull. 1t wasn't the cloak and
suit boys, who only tried to give Luis
Stttts
Connie Mack says he is liable to
surprise the boys this year. BY that
he means he may take on some weight
It's easy TO believe Connie was a
crack catcher in his day. He still
resembles a crack somewhat.
Owing to Mr.. Macks propensity for
grabbing off youngsters, Montgomery
mothers have not been taking Their
babies riding after dark.
In spite of the kaiser's warning
that he would take no nonsense from
America after the war. we see where
Ed Walsh is attempting a comeback
A Missouri athlete who died at thu
age of 102 never worried. We arr
unable to report whether he is d I'M
any worrying now or not.
II worst comes TO the worst. Sin
clair may make Fall and Daughert,
alternate Jockeys for Zev in the com
ing racing season.
If there is any sentiment in base
| ball. Shortstop Rabbit. trying on
with the white Sox, will be kept un
til Easter anyhow.
The great Grover Alexander Of tn
Cubs has developed a now curve. Thi
is as important RS news that Rocke
Teller has found a new ten:dolla
bill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30

Connie Mack thinks the Athletics
will finish right behind the Yankees.
But why should Connie 60 out OF his
way TO knock Miller Higgins team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30

Somebody has given Firpo a real
wild bull. 1t wasn't the cloak and
suit boys, who only tried to give Luis
n bum steer,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30

Paul Berlenbach's one weakness as
an attraction seems to be that he
wasn't born In South America.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-30

Walter johnson may pitch on the
Pacific Coast next year. 1t will be
interesting TO see how his, speed COM
pares with Hollywoods.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

tan Solidariamcnte en- favor de aqueI
pr@nuncianlientO socialism ha esta-
do en- el poder por el t6rmino de una
session parlamentaria Ordinaria. go
mo andara ESQ con cl "sistema capi-
ltaliSta". denunciado como la rafZ de
ltodOS los males s0cialeS?
Ning'ln iardinero ha demostradO
mayor cuidadO carihoso. que cl go
bierno sOcialista por el capitalismo
Todo esfuerzO para leSionar ell capi-
tai ha SidO decididamente anulado
No Sc ha hecho mucho para vigori-
2ar o fomentar los capitaleS, pe-
ro ESQ sc dehe cvidentemente In
Iincapacidad del gobierno. o SUI IL
midez mas hien que al odio al capi-
| taliSmo. DiscurSos prODunciadoS
Dor los ministries socialiStas en- el
Parlamento y afuera en- aSambleas
Y diputaciones de financierOs V hom-
bres de negOcios exhalaban nj mas nj
menos la esencia de Ia simpatfa ha-
cia la .propiedad, el credito las EN-
lpresas individuales. Todo Sc ha he
cho para pOner dOrmir c0moda-
mente la burgueSia.
Baio la preston liberal. consintie-
ron finalmeute en- el uSO del crGdi
To del cStad0 para permitir Il los
| inquilinos comprar casas propias IL
un precio razOnablc :Qu6 m6todO
mas SECURE de diseminar las rafces
de cSe pernicioSo sistena capitalis-
Ia que 81 dc crear miles de nuevoS
j icapitalistaS a trav6s del pals:
TUvipron nn lapso Pero SuS Tide
res no fueron culpableS. Tn viernes
por la tarde. votaron en- favor de un
pr0yecto privado. 81 obicto del cual
era el dc poner bajo IN Sindicato
todaS las minaS del pals. No pudie-
ron remediarlo. FL proyecto no fuG
prpscntado por el @obierno. PerO ha-
bipndo sido presentado. aprobado en-
primcra lectura. promoSido a So
glmda lectnra por Sus promotoreS,
los ministries SocialiStaS Sc vieron
ohligadoS Il fayorecerlo. PQro lo hi
cieron CON tai repugnancia qne Sc
veia claramente que no gIlStaban del
proccSu. por muchoS meSeS han he
cho todo cuanto han podido para
aparecer SobrioS. Aquf eStaba la vie-
1 Ia cerVeza SocialiSta arr0jada so
brp elloS pOr SuS prOpioS amigos in
diScretoS. que eStaban canSadoS Gle
In iarga "sequfa". Era demasiado la
tentaci0n y bebieron la cerveZa Ad-
mitamos que ante el pdblico fue apu
rada con una mucca de Fepugnancia
en- el roStro come 81 VA no les gus
tase mas Pero 81 Sc negaban Il to-
mar. habr1an perdido la confianza
de la fraternidad de contrabandiStas
que hay detris dc ellos. Me rcfiero
ieSde lllcgo, IL los c0ntrabandistas
polfticos economic0S. La bebida Sc
creta de licoreS socialistaS cOntinua
entire baStidOres--en una eScala sll
precedentes, tOdos eSperan-lfde
res admiradoreS-- el dfa. no muy
distante en- q. ellos puedan no sola
mente dcScubrir Su indulgencia ia
vorita Sino tambi6n obligar al pn
hlico de Inglaterra a tomar sus Ii
cores.
= :: Y como So pXDli1a Sil abSt Stinencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
POr ell muy honorable DAVID
LLOYD GEORGE. Ex-primer Mi
nistrO de la Gran Bretana.

POr ell muy honorable DAVE
LLOYD GEORGE. Ex-primer Mi.
nistrO de la Gran Bretana.
(Artlculo especial para Ell Nun
DO. Copyright by United Feature
Syndicate. Inc Prohibida la re-
producci0n.)
LONDRES. agost0 % 81 los PAL
seS estan pendientes de Ia Gran Bre
tafia este aio para vcr como fun
ciona un g0bierno socialista Ell I'm
1mperio grande-cntonceS. estdn per
diendo el tempo lei aXperimento
socialiSta no ha c0menZado tOda-
via. Bretaha tiene la experienced dc
seis theses de regimen socialista; pc
no todavfa no tiene In eXpcricncia
de un dfa de socialismo
Para aprenderse Ia diferencia
practica entire eStaS dos cxperien-
ciaS, eS neccSario volvcr lccr la
famosa resolution de Mr.. Snowden.
del ultimO rarlamento, definicndo
con gran autoridad y en- tGrminoS
claroS, la polftica de srr partido u
compararla luego con 10 que efccti-
vamente la ocurridO doSpu6S de su-
bir al poder los proongudoreS dc
esa politica. Vale la pena rcprodu-
cir aquella moci6n cntcra Decfa
aSf: s
Que en- vista del fracaSo del sis
tema eapitaliSta de utilizar orga-
nizar adecuadamentc las riqueZas
naturaleS V el poder productive de
Ia naci0n, o de provper el ncccSa-
rio nivel de vida para tina gran par
te de Ia poblaci6n. Y en- la creencia
de que Ia cauSa de tai fracas0 deS-
cansa en- la propiedad dominic
privado de los medioS de production
distribution. eSta Cdmara dccla-
IA que debe hacerSe un eSfuerZO le-
giSlativo tendente a Sustituir gra-
dualmente el sistcma capitaliSta Dor
un sistema social g in luStrial baSa-
do en- la prOpiedad pliblica el do
mimic demOcratico de tOdoS los me-
dios de production V distribution. y
Esta moci6n fu6 preSentada hace
I'M aflo. Por aquel tiempo rccibi0 ell
apoyO official de todO cl partido So
cialista. Mr.. RLl1sly Macdonald
puso fin al deba.c sob:e dicha re-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
Pueblo ddnM Sf VOendS PudO Regimen aa aM en- las EOdS Nd
los laMHtS Otagn Naua en- Pa1ammo dice Lloyd George
Los SOCIALISTS Ell MTOA fA VI &QA AH HRNO DEL ANW MN No 0M

en pdblico? Ell hecho de que cual-
quier intento, EN- las condiciones par
Ilamentarias actuales, de lleyar a la
practica experimentos socjalistas lie
varfa su gobierno a una ruina pre-
matnra. NADIA mas Estan gobernan-
do. no solamente con los oios del
Pintido Liberal fijos Ell ellos, sino
stambi6n con Ell revolver liberalista
eolocado Ell la frente,
ST los lfderes iiberales ;fprietal
FL gatillo, este gobierno moriria \
FL gobierno 10 sabe. Esa es una IA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

z0n por la que el Primer Ministro
socialista odia los hberales con
tan saNaje yoluntad que no puede
ocultar. Sus favorecedores estan en-
minorfa en- la Camara de los Comu-
mes. Sin ell voto liberal, su gobicr-
no no vivirfa un solo dfa parlamen
5ario, De aquf el momentaneo aban-
dono de las salvajes practicas socia-
listas este caminar moderado por
os mas viejos Y mas seguros CANT
los del liberalismo.
; El eXperimento socialista no ha co
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

menzado todav1a sCuando empeza
ra? Esto depende del extreme has
ia ell cual la naci0n sea enganadal
por la actual demonstration de So
briedad y tambi6n del 6xito que al.
canoe ell gobierno en- Su role" aci
tual. No puede ser mas que un expe-
diente momentaneo para continuar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

sOluci0n pronlnciando un diScur-
50 vibrante. que no dejaba lugar a
dudaS. Mr.. Ramsay Macdonald ha
niStrO. Mr.. Snowdcn, durante csc
mismo tempo, ha sido Canciller del
EXchequer. FL partido que votara
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

por un camino peligroso. Serfa una
calilmnia contra la integridad Y Ell
honor de los lfderes socialistas SUI
poner que todos sus treinta amos de
ataqueS vifulentos contra el capita
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

Unos pocOs uOtOS drTdncadOs de entire los ObrerOs
Hberdes conservatives, entire esPOsds dgregGdO
al teintd por cientO de los que UotarOn dadH los
s0cnlstas Pretoria compLetd la pr6xn,d election
EntOnceS cGerd la mascara de moderation cautela
apGrecerd e rOstrO ceudo del icanSabIe enenig0 que
ha pe'seguido pOr mas de 5eneraci6n al capital
las prOpiedddeS indiUiduaIes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

liano la propiedad privada era q
preeexto para ganar ell favor de lc
violentos Para repetir Ia frase @
Ramsay Macdonald dire que est
(Continda en- la pag. 14)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

Ell sOcaLisDiO acercG cauteOSdmente, encHbiertO,
dGr e gOtpe defniUO al perante regimen social
Hay hOmbres hORradOs la prensa ayuddndO la ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

~ como Sc erplica su dbstinencia en- pdbIico? Ell
hecO de que cuaiQufer nentO las condolences parl
Dsentarins actHaeS de UeUnr la prctica expeTentOs
sOciatiStds UeUarfa gObiernO runG prematura
NADIA mas. Estdn gobernahdO soIan,ente con los
0JOS del Pdrtdo Liberal fos elIos Sino dmb6n
Ell reU0iUer HbeTalistG cOtOcddo en- la frente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

La bebidn secTeta de LicOres sOcalistds continHa-
entFe bastdoyes- cscaId sin precedenteS, to-
dos csperan-idereS adnrdd0rcs-eL dfa no n,uy dis
t1Rtc que eiOs puedan solan.ente descubrr su
dHIGenciO fdrOrta tuRbien obIgar al pubIico de
Ingiatcrr0 tOHlar licOrcs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

Ell GOBIERNO LABORTSTA ES UN LOBO BAJO CA
Pa DE MANSO CORDERO ASEGURA DAVID LLOYD
GEORGE, ESPERANDO Ell MOMENTO OPORTUNO
n, DE MOSTRAR SUS GARRAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

PerO Ell D,0nlentO que los Lfderes s0ciastds
pIeseR que la Hs6n del pals cO0pletd tdt0
tOs doeSticOs exerOreS disOIUerGn ParIa-
B'ent0 en- la eSper0Ha de cOnsegr OtrO de
con SuS DrOp6sOs. ST Ell OtrO PdTIdcntO les proper
cIon0 una nloyOrta sOcasta entonceS pOr pri
n'erG Ue= 10 que eL sOciaLisHaO dctiUO significa.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-28
Let's Boost Bozer1an's Ball Team

The letter to The Boezman Courier, written by this papers
baseball correspondent, and which appears elsewhere in this issue
under the Letter Box" caption, should not only serve TO awaken IN
the breast OF every red-blooded and civicspinted man and woman
IN this community both a sense of pride in the efforts Of our nome
boys in giving their time and talents in the direction of the per
petuation of the cleanest and most scientific of all American games
and sports, but should also serve as a reminder of the truth o.
the saying that The only thing that should be knocked IN the
knocker." Whoever invented that expression, evidently used the
word thing" advisedly.
In this day and age of commercialized this, that and the other
thing; with a more or less disquietng political campaign in the
immediate foreground; with the rotten oil scandal in Washington
so recently past that the smell of the exhaust is still plainly dis
cernable to our oifactory nerves; with the high cost of high living
still at its peak; with farm labor scarce, and farm laborers still
getting poorer and poorer, day by day in every way; with the closing
OF the school and college year only three or four hops, skps and
jumps ahead OF the fair graduates; with democratic, interiockng
newspapers publishing good republican editorials, euogizing Pres-
dent Coolidge, while keeping Is mum" as a clam on the subject Of
the metal mines tax bill which the people RI going to vote on
this November, and vote o soidly: with . gang of petty auto
mobile, battery. tire and auto accessory thieves still at large anu
gas, at that still 264 cents per" with the city license contro-
versy still as unsettled as the BLACK Growler' geyser in Yellow.
stone park; with moOnshine at $3.50 the mickey and hard TO
get; (SherTf jim Smith says it IS going 70 be still harder 10 get
and the price is going to go higher than that before ne goes out Of
office; with otherwise desirable citizens still migrating to the al
ready too-crowded Californian coast; with the democrats still tynr
to find a candidate who will come within a million n 50 votes Of
beating Coolidge; with the remaining haf-yearly taxes due and pay
able May 30, at the office of the county treasurer; with Danne- still
IN Jail waiting for some one to come along anI get him out, an6
with the open fishing season still seven days of, the people u
Bohemian who live west of the cemetery ought to turn with a feel
ing OF real relief and pleasurable anticipation to a season of clean,
amateur baseball, second to none anywhere in the Treasure state.
either in pleasure to spectators, satisfaction to players, and pub
lcity fr a Bigger, Better, Buster Bozeman"
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-28

A bill TO enact by the initiative a
law providing for licenses for rev
enue purposes, requiring all persons,
individuals, firms, eO-partnerships,
associations, joint stock companies,
~cOmmOn-law companies, business
trusts, syndicates and corporations.
engaging in or carrying on the bust
ness of working or operating any
mime, or mining property in the state
Of Montana, from which gold, silver.
copper, lead, or any other metal ar
metals or precious or semi-preciOus
gems or stones of any kind shall be
mined, extracted or produced, to pay
to the state treasurer an annual lie
ense tax for engaging in any carry
ing on such business in this state:
fixing the amount Of such license
tax, providing a method for the as
sessment and collection thereof and
the disposition Of the proceeds Of
such license tax: prescribing penal
ties for violations of the provisions
of this act. and repeating with GER
tain reservations, sections 2344 10
1855, both inclusive Of the revised
codes OF Montana Of 1921.
Pc ie enacted By the people of
Montana.
Section 1. Person Defined" The
term person" as used in this act
shall mean and include any individual,
firm, co-partnership, association, joint
stock company, common law company.
business trust, syndicate, ard cor
noration.
Section 2. License Tax. Every
person who engages in or carries on
the business Of working or operating
any mine or mining property in the
State o. Nontara from which gold
silver, copper, lead or any other met
al or metals, or precious or semi
prescious gems or stones Of any kind
shall be mined. extracted or produc-
ed, whether such person shall a
on such business or engage in suca
work Dr. operations as owner, lessee,
trustee, possessor. receiver, or in aEy
other capacity, must for the year
1925, and each year thereafter, when
engaged in Or carrying on such bust
ness, work or operations, pay 10 the
state treasurer, for the exclusive use
and benefit of the state Of Montana,
a license tax for engaging in and
carrying in and carrying on sucn
business, work or operation in this
state, and shall pay To such state
treasurer for such annual license the
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-28
TO PASS UPON FAIR TAX
On Mines IN NOVEMBER Hp

Attention of Courier Readers is Called r. Foo.
Initiative Petitions Have Been Circulate5 rilht
State for Past Month or More, Not One 44Hloes
Has Given This Important News Item Fraeero6
Mention. Exact Text of the Bill Ht
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-28

The pennsylvania vote seems to have acted as a sedative
on Governor Pmchot. 1t may have dawned on him at last that
the people OF his state and the country prefer Coolidge to Pnchot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-24

we met fellow on the street. He
does not smile. We call him a
crouch. And yet me might find out
that he has had sorrow in his home.
It is hard to be kind, sometimes.
'"rhe boy flying a kite can pull it
down. But you can't do that when
you fly words.
The man who casts the brand of
discord and hate abroad, does so at
his peril and he cannot be good
American. He who casts seeds of
Intolerance and envy and hatred call
not he a good American.
Life is measured in terms of SER
vice. The acid test of character. is
termed in service of man to this
world. If he doesn't have love in his
heart, the service is lost. You women
stand for the things that are fair.
II a man is to be q good American,
he must not only have love of his
home, but his love must go beyond
the confines of his home. Tt is hard
thing sometimes to- learn to forgive.
A man who doesn't carry forgive
ness in his heart cannot love God.
Zone hundred per cent. American
ism is not matter of birth. 1t is a
matter of heart. 1t doesn't make any
difference If his hand is dirty. The
kind of dirt that counts is that inside
of him.
'In time Of war the volunteers came
to the call. The women responded.
too. There are many battles of life in
times of peace.
II believe in the federal and the