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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-09

SEATTLE Is
WINNER OF
ISLAND TILT

z. G. n. 4. sTANpTNCs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Scores of Golf
Play Monday

Junior Wilhelm. Portland. igt. ray,
lorHar, Victoria, ias. Iobnstonr-
stein Seattle, ls5. Pursry Weatland.
inElrwoot iges u Hack Walkem
shauEburssy ilrisht7 Vancouver. a.
T., lto. Christian ltuianErr. Yakima.
lts, MykJnsir Pottrr Marine Drive.
Vancouver u, C. iis. palrlcish4liun,
Ter, Tacoma, lts. Ilur1tnnr Wand
Darlington, ti3, Hsnwood stsiI. Sc
aJuy itg T. jefferson -Stuyhell. Ev
rrrii il5 TuubalI Perkins rir
crest raroma. lt6. AltuH Thompson.
Point Grey Vancouver, a. a., ts6,
NohlsilaHkoua Rainier ice. putro.
Foyarsur. Gmyu ilarbor, Aberdeen
lAF, HuIHh-CoiNillr Vancouver n. e..
GardnorIrcscort Eugene, ore.
ll5. W. Black Aigksehau, HsIllnE.
ham i5og GraylIn paurus. upauds.
Victoria. n G.. ISL Mnrlins AtcQuads.
CoIwpod. Victoria. n. c 1884, loneH
Cooper, Chrhalls. t5s. Eeykhnut iiaw.
Jefferson park iat. Iuwdrrs- Noonan.
Meadow Park, Tacoma, i5t. Guthrie
Saycry, University, 100. c jefferson
oIdondorf Bramrrtnn, 1872 Hotter.
krllam, Rainier 100. Hufna-Iyous.
Esqulmaulr. a. e., lto. Martin Me.
Miykrn, Wing Point 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

stop the Beavers now? That's
the question.
"T.ed" Klllsfsr viii undoubtedly
shoot 1911 Plummer. hla star y0uHg
riEh'hnndsr, against the FDftlandsrr
today. with FIRED Russell. who has
been bouthpaNiuE in grand style.
ready Tor Wednesday and Vsan
GrEE. the old master himself
Thursday Portland viii rec plenty
Of souihpaw hurting because Of
the prodominhncs Of ft-handed hit
tors IN The Portland lineup.
Against the Fealt. Seattle pitcher
allowed bat ~ hits and u runA
five Of which were unearned. That's
an average Of little isss than
eight hits per game and less than
two earned runs per game And
one ~ those battles went 70 innings
and another 10. tho last u the series
being cut 20 seven frames.
The brilliant game turned in By.
Fuassll when he shut the Seals
out with three hits. was a master.
piece. 40 was GrsEE'H victory In the
flint game when hc blauked them
Jones also shut them out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Frats Put in
League for
Basket Play

Tor the iutp-murzl basketball
1 season AZ the University Of
Washington. 35 fraternitles have
been divided into seven leagues Of
five teams each. Practice IL on now
snd the games will begin on Mon
day. October 20.
League No. !: Chi Psi. sigma Chi.
Delta Psi Delta, Kappa Sigma, Phi
Kappa Pei.
League No. =. Zc,a Psi. Alpha Tau
Omega, Delta Kappa Epsilon. Sigma
Ma, Alpha Sigma Phi
League No. 3: Delta Chi. ri Kappa
Phi, Phi Delta Theta. Phi Kappa sig
ma. Delta Sigma
League No. 4: ri Mu Phi. Tau Phi
lambda Chi Alpha. Phi Gamma
Delta. Theta Delta Chi.
League No. s: Sigma Phi Epsilon
Acacia. Beta Kappa. zeta Beta Tau
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
League No. 8: Psi Epsilon. Beta
Thest ri. Theta NJ. Delta Epsilon.
ri Kappa Alpha
League No. Z: Phi Sigma Kappa,
Sigua Theta, Sigma Delta Theta,
Delta Tau Delta. Alpha Delta Phi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
By HENRY l.. FARRELL

~ ~ a~%NANA ANs shAAhNAAAsA-
NEW YORK. Oct. 1f-Inv,stiga-
IN ton into the New York Giant
baseball scandal VIII he continued
Indefinitely.
Commissioner Landis,f head o.
baseball, before leaving for Chicago
last night said most OF hts time
after the finish Of tho world series
had been taken up with the distri.
button OF the million dollars among
the various shareholders. H did
not comment on the rum0r heard
during the series that he was gong
10 withhold the Giant players share
OF the money. bug II Is assumed
that Cozy Dolan and jimmy oCon.
nell were the only Giant playerr
who did not get their pay.
Investigation into the scandal Is
still under way" lands said. AS
! said before. the case viii not be
closed. So far / have done every.
thing that could be done. altho Il
may seem Incomplete TO many PEG
pic. won't shy whether / am
satisfied. The future viii tell that.
In addition TO the Dolan- oConnell
attempt 10 bride Heine Sand. Ian.
dts also may investigate stories Of
Red Doom and Lou Criger. former
players. who said Giant players bad
offered them bribes. There also
are charges Of Ban johnson. pres
ident Of the American league. that
other players arc involved and the
accusation Of Barney Dreyfuss, own.
er Of the Pittsburg Pirates, that his
players were tempered with
II he has not done 80 already,
Lands may investigate the report
on Broadway that an immense sum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Soccer in Full Swing
in Grade Schools Here
Fity-Eight Squads Entered in First Team League,
With 1,20o Boys Playing Association Game; Like
Number on Second and Third Elevens
BY NEIL ELLIS
Physical Director OF Grammar Schools

SOCCER holds the center Of the stage in the pageant Of
~ grade school athletics ut this time. Ffy-egh schools
and about 200 boys registered and competing in the
first team league This does not take into account almost
equal number Of second and third teams and CONTESTANTS
Soccer while not spectacular perhaps dear to the
hearts Of the school boy the intercollegiate football game
IS taking everything into consideration the best football
game for grade school competition.
Soccer introduced TO the Seattle schools thru the
efforts Of r. b. Wark of the Public Schools Athletic egaue
and j. NJ knseey of the Green Lake school, in 1910 At
that time there thought Of suppanng the collegiate
game believe the rapid growth of in the schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Investigation of O'Connell-Dolan
Scandal Is Not Closed as Yet

Of money was wakrrcd that the
Giants would win the National
league pcnnant b. two games.
lands and other officials Of the
game said they had been impressed
chiefly By the appalling stupidity"
OF Dolan and o'Couusu In trying
to get the Phillies 70 throw a game
and give the Giants a psnnnnt that
was as good as cinched without any
crooked work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
ST. PAUL Is
JUNIOR CHAMP

CT. PAUL. MINI. Oct. IL St
~ Paul won the junior worlds
series from Baltimore Monday when
they beat the Orioles In the ninth
and deciding contest. to ;, Mon
dag.
II was n well-eRrncd victory foi
the St Paul team. with the count
In games four 10 two against them.
the Apostles came back strong and
won three straight and the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Standing of
Coast Teams

ball on a line all week instead o.
popping Up az he had been doing
And HIS fielding improved with
his hitting. Like all fellows who
like their base knocks. Bowman's
fielding seems 70 be affected when
he irnt getting his hig.
II Bowman can biz against por,.
land pitchers Ike he did against
The Seals. he will Be a big factor
IN scattie'B drive for the pennant.
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and will have 10 show a. hts best to
win
Both boys have hssn working here
FOR a week and should b IN onndi-
ton. Seattle fana know enough
about both Of them 10 knuw they can
fight,
Henry Geysei. Georgetown light.
weight. makes his second semi final
bow tonight with Morgan Jones. o.
Tacoma. IN tho second siN round
tuHsls.
The other bouts follow
Eddie Huffman W Hslnis thinner.
man. light heavyweight
George Ishil ya, bud Davies, ban
tamwpights
Dutch krisrr ~, Lon Halliday.
Junior lightweight
Nate pruXimau ls promoting the
show and the prrlImInariss 80 on AZ
$50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
SEALS ARE Up
AGAINST 1T

Their pitching staff shot. their
team In a terrible batting slump
and cracking under the strain 81
holding first place practically all
season. the san Francisco Seals are
strictly M against H. They have
TO tackle Oakland and the oaks arc
poison 20 the Seals. with their
crack pitching staff and with their
team keyed up TO beat the Seals,
Oakland presents real menace
20 the champions The Seals had
a bad.lookinE lineup in tho field
sunday with I'd Mulllgan out OF
the game az third base and with
sam AEncw being forced into right
field because the other 0u,fieldcrs
weren't hitting. II looks like cur.
iaina for the seals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
SUTHERLAND HOLSTERS
PITCHING STAFF

Harvey Sutherland. the hardiuek
pitcher Of the team. has pitched
tvo Filt-edEed games recently, trim.
ming Los Angeles and beating San
ruucisco. How he viii fare IN
that Portland park remains 20 be
ssrn, Sutherland has his troubles
there became o. the short fences
George stusland. with his vide.
breaking curve ball. may have an.
other good game in hla system BE-.
fore tho curtain rinEB down. He
held the FsalH 20 four bits sa,ur.
day and looked like himself for the
first time in weeks when stueland
and Percy Jones can control their
stuff. they're hard 20 beat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
GRERInrGHRAN DRAW

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1.-THE
fight betwecn Harry Grch. worlds
champion m.ddlcwclFht. and Tommy
I,oughan. local light heavyweight.
WAS declared draw rs the rcferso
when the Judges wrrs unable 80
reach decision. Gieb'H title vas
not at natc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Seattle Prep Players to Fore

ting. Of Lincoln. IN the game.
Dean Boyle o. Lincoln: Doug
Bonamy Of West Seattle. AT I'M
and Jim stlrrit. Of broadway. arc
with the Washington squad
Brice Taylor. the Franklin fash.
IS making good az the University
OF Southern California and Jesse
Douglas u one % Penny lyanlas
stars. Douglas. a Queen Anne high
boy. was one OF the best all.around
athletes ever turned cut Of the local
schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Football Code Not Well Edited

period sounded The Lincoln team
was entitled 10 FREQ kick after
the catch, but wasn't given the
chance
Once when Lincoln kicked or
they tried an onsida kick. trying
10 Kick on 10 yards and have one
Of their own men fall on the hall
The hail Travelled only eight yarJs
and Lincoln man fen on Il. The
bali was awarded 10 Ballard and .
should have been kicked over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Schedule of
Varsity Cage
Team Is Set

SEVEN u tho "a games scheduled
~ Tor washlnEtou's basketball team
during the coming season will b.
played on road trips 20 oregon, East.
ern Washington. Idaho and Montana.
In contrast with last years run
en- ragged schedule, tho Husklss In
1925 will meet each team only twice
and no team will b. played twice IN
succession.
The race will begin here on Ianu.
airy IL with Whitman. Following is
tho complete schedule
January TO. a. G. AZ Seattle
January 7s-NantaHz ~ seattle
January z3=W illamstts az Naisn
January 80. A. a. a. Corvallis
January ai-=oFpFon AZ Eugene
February Nv, r. g. ~ Seattle
February p-fdsho a Seattle.
February Whitman at wAifa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
SOME CHEERS FOR
UONkMAN

After being flop for most Of
the season MS hitter Bowman was
forced into iho game again when
Jimmy welsh was hurt.
And for the first time this season
he bit consistently in the san Fran
cisco series. Just when hits meant
something. He vas cracking the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

DOR SEVERAL years there was
i surprising lack Of Seattle
high school players on tho bis col.
lese teams OF the Northwest, but
this year there are many former
Seattle prep players making good.
Five boys who learned their foot.
bali In the Seattle interscholastic
league played for Washington SAT-.
urday against Whitman. Harold
Shidler. Roosevelt and Lincoln
star: Hugh Beckett. OF Queen Anne:
Johnny Cole, Of Franklin; Waldron
Erickson. OF Ballard. and Judd Cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
rArE rNKINn TO MArrN

The futcs have been unknd TO out
fielder Motty Matthews. His spark
ling work started Washington ON the
road to pcnnant Seeking Outficlder
MoNecly. a right handed hitter from
the Coast league. II was stipulated
Matthews must be given In return.
Washington then wins the pennant
and Matthews loses cut of the
series
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Dobie Beaten by Harvard Man

When Gil Dobie's Cornell team
was defeated BY Williams last sat
urday he lost TO Percy Wendell
captain OF the Harvard team q
isi3- Wendell was star back on
the Crimson team az the top OF
Percy Haughton's reign at Har.
ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

TUE FOOTBALL rules are the
Il most complicated % any set
Of regulations governing sport,
The reason = that they arr not
edited we'll The phrasinE Of many
OF the rules IS ambiguous and hard
70 understand.
Two rules were wrongly later.
pre,ed in tho Lincoln Ballard game
Of last Friday.
The Lincoln safety received a fair
catch just as the gun ending the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

mour nedson and Bende and The Beavers have The best
line in the city Billiards. line is the bestcoached forward
combination in the league and makes the gains Of the back
field possible.
Garfield will have a big advantage in kicking Carroll
is a much better punter than Seymour.
This looks like 70
ike The
Possibilities don't their ends
quarterback
a
These will the high school
Unless shows against
did with Roosevelt the QuPys should win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
AMATEUR HEST
IN TERNOON

Tho afternoon Tip found thr anna
tsur member 90 his best and The rEt
hihiupn he put up was unchnny
and gave tho large gallery that
bravsd tn heavy rains many, many
thrills before The last green hove
IN sight Wilhelm didn't miss q
single shot during the round and
hu chIppsd and puitrd 'sm IN from
ell distances In a word. the golf
that Rudy Wilhelm hhpt az Rainier
yesterday afternoon would hsvo DE-.
fcairi any Kn'frr IN the world And
that's saying plenty
Playing liz the Same fourpomr
~ the Portland pair was Rob
iohnsIon3 and Hon Stsin ard tho
North End tram showed a heap
81 class especially on tho last
half.
Walter Puroy and Jack wss'land
played very steady Epif thruout the
dny aiiho tho first.named ga not
diaplay that deadly putting touch
that DO had a. tho pro- woman meet
at AbrFdrrB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

Haushtaa a disciple u the open
game. taught his tricks well. as
williams heat Cornell by forward
passing
II only went 20 show that Doblc
Is human after all and can b. De
fcated like the rest Of them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

rugged Hutts
boy az the crys.
TAI Pool
Both Harper
and Simbnlch
have a lot OF
friends here bu,
the boys who bet
the family silver
ware on tho sc
attic ring battles
re HtrinFinE
with Simonlch 90
bring home the
bacon
Harper. n good
inhEhtsE will ho
pitird against an
.-rrr.nLNn hnN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

the field ~ H
teams in "a so
hole beet hail
medal play tour
nHm~nt on tho
Rainier Golf and
Country club
course with the
remarkable low
score ~ lGl
strokes
Fhll Tayl1rand
John Hart the
Victoria Golf
club duo took
-+rond honots
HFH s.a..H
total of is1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

Garfield meets Ballard and Roosevelt plays
Broadway.
They are the only undefeated elevens in
the league.
In the other game this week Queen Anne
and West Seattle meet on Friday and the
losing team will be out of the running.
Garfield and Ballard are two of the strong
est teams In the city. Garfield. with its
veteran backfield. is running up against a
powerful defensive team in Ballard. The
Babes have a good scoring threat and can
be expected TO play an open game with
plenty Of passing and eud runs.
Ballard hns a fine hnckfield too I'M Sew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
TAYLOR AND
HART STAR

The best uinr.hole score Of tho day
Was a 81 made BY Tayl6r and Hart
on the last iap and which Just nored
them under the wire ahead % the
North End and IHFicwood entries.
During that Journey the little Oak
Hay pro was ~ his best and hts part.
nsr. Hart. kicked thru with a couple
of 'hresr, which helped nightly.
n was a great day % gulf playing
and tho Rainier Golf and Country
club were tho hosts % the contest
anita AZ a dinner In tho evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

which vas one stroke less than that
% hob Iuhuntnns and liou Stein,
~ me Seattle Golf club, and Walter
Purasy and Jack wssliaud tho
InElswo0d palr whose respective
cards toinlrd l1s and placed them
IN q tis Tor third place Dave black
and Knox Walkcm, lhc shAugh
messy Heights Representatives, fol-
lowed with "a tt1 bgufr Tho ma
iorlty % thr rest Of the field FIN.
iahsd very Close 70 the teams men
toned above
Nothing finer than the shot,
making o. the Portland pair has
ever been srcn IN ihssa parts and
On top Of this they had great team
work Professional JUNIOR carried
mos, o. the thunder "a the morn
ing round. which was made In Cs-I
the low score turned in far ths frst
half Of the tosf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
~. D aIIowsd b 80 or ~.
BANNERS
AN ARIlEn

Zach school winning a section gets
a fcli banner while tho school win.
ming tho final series gets tho big sil.
yer cup as well as the banner. The
cup is q perpetual circulating trophy.
In keeping with the board ruling. and
ia held only until won By some other
school.
II IL impossible 70 say AZ this time
which schools have tho best chance
to win this season. Adams and Whit.
tier arc tho only schools that have
played more than one game Twenty.
four of the games played have been
tica while only II vrre Decided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Indians Must Stop Bat
Threat of Beaver Team
Play Begins Today in Week That Will Decide Closest
Coast League Race in History; Seattle Is Holding
Slim Margin; Seals Are Up Against 1t

Is STRICTLY up % the Seattle pitchers whether
or not the Indians win the flag.
The Tribe opens the final week Of the sea-
son. the series that will decide the pennaut, in
Portland today and everybody knows that
those Beavers can sock the ball.
short right field fence and trio Of muir
derous left-handed hitters in Poole, BRAZIL and
High make the Beavers dangerous.
The pitching Of the Seattle staff in the San
cries here was very brilliant. But they fooled
they stacked up against Portland the last time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
kANsAs nEATs cnILEAN

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. ft.-Rocky
Kansas won tho decision over Luis
Nictntini, Chilean lightweight. In a
fpst l0-round bout here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
lis Up TO Seattle Mound Staff in Portland
BOOting One q mile"

Lowe. And down The field goes that Old soccer ball
Ernie Spaulding. captain Of the West Queen Anne
grammar school eleven. is bootng a free kick while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14

the first few years was large
~ due TO the urge of both
parents and principals who
found this game 10 be easier
10 handle, less expensive and
safer for the unframed con-
tcstants.
Later other schools thought that
tho Same looked no simple that there
WIS no ned Of letting these few
schools think that they were 10 good
that they entered, just TO show them
up. I'm some cases these schools did
no; drop the grid Eamr but entered
teams IN both leaEuesl Finally In
1917 there was only four schools
holding out for intercollegiate foot
ball. They were Intcriako, Central.
University Heights and West Seattle.
when thoy found that thero was 50
little competition they Withdrew their
teams and let soccer have tho field.
Football WIS offered again tho
next fall but no entries were received.
BOYS LIKE
GAME
The boys arc enjoying tho game
and getting moro Hkillful each sea.
son. The last two years tho North
west Soccer association has taken
greater interest IN tho boys and given
much help both thru coaching and
officiating.
The football men Of the high
schools and colleges. who ut first
opposed the change, are now
much in favor Of arrangement.
They find that boys are coming
thru in fine physical condition
and are able 10 think for them.
selves and net auicltly. and what
Is perhaps more important TO the
modern coach, they have not
learned any bad habits Of foot.
ball.
This season the IS teams are di-
vided into eight sections for the pro.
Each team will meet each
other team In their section. 4 win
will count 2. q ito will count 1 for
each team. while n game lost will
count nothing. Tho team with tho
greatest number OF points nj the end
OF the preliminary series will be the
section representative. The eight
section winners will compete in tho
final series which will be an ellmi-
nation affair. In the preliminarics
the games arc 30 minutes and ties
are not played of, while IN the finals
the games arc GO minutes and extra
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lvAna

.Nnila.
February z1-w n e. ~ Fuiinan.
February 1i--idahn a. Mosraw.
February Montana az nisssuia
February za--OrsHon at Hsattis.
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Portlanders
Win Golfing
Honors Here
JUNIOR and Wilhelm Finish
in Front in Pro-Amateur
Play at Rainier Club
BY ALEX c. ROSE

IoiiNNlE JUNIOR and Rudy vii
~ hrlm carrying the colofs u the
Portland Coli club won the pro-
amateur championship of the Pacific
Northwest yesterday when they led
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
SIMONICH is
GIVEN EDGE
Butte Welter Picked TO
Win Over Harper in
Fight at Pool Tonight

Don HARPER - W against the
- real thing tonight when he steps
.LN round. with lnr AImunI.h. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-14
Four Indicated Prep Grid
Teams Scheduled This Week
Garfield Meets Ballard Saturday and Roosevelt and
Broadway Get Together; Football Rules Not Well
Edited; Dobie Defeated by Former Harvard Star
BY HENRY +. BLAKE

THE TWO games scheduled in the high school football
league this week will make break the four
gagged
New Britain herald., 1924-11-07
SAYS MARRIAGE IS
 GOOD INVESTMENT
Man Gan Hardly Afford Not to Get Married, Says Official

Chicago, Nov, 7.-Marriage is the best financial investment man can make, concludes Patrick J. Carr, treasurer of Cook county (Chlcago), from a statistical survey in which averages were taken from 700, ,00O returns, Tn fact, a man can hardly afford not to get married, if statis- ties mean anything" Mir Carr added.
 The survey of the tax situation here, made with a view of reaching any scientific conclusions on econ omy and money saving, shows that at 2i years of age the average hus- band hus about five per cent less property money in bank and taxable wealth than the average bachelor of the same age.
 "Rut when both reach the age of x, the husband will be three per cent ahead and will continue to dis tance the bachelor more each year" said Mr. Carr. "rhe cost of marriage