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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
Beavers to
Suffer Loss
of TOSsers
Pitching Trouble Also
Will Cause Manager
Kenworthy Worry
By LEO ii. LASSEN
sporting Editor 81 The Star

!. Os ANGELES. Cali April 4
IL Good pitching. tremendous Hit
ting and 4 clever pair around second
bsse carried the Portland Beavers
into third place IN 1928.
They mas be without their crack
frs, sackcr. Jam Poole when ths
1854 gong rings Tuesday. and they
have lost their best pitcher. Ruhe
HARRISON. and their second base com.
binatlon has been broken up.
when the Beavers sold Johnny
Jones they disposed Of the best an.
around shortsgop IN the Coast league,
Jones proved a find last year not
only heinz sweet fielder but be
was the real stuff AZ the plate.
Poole. a SIS hitter IN this com.
pany turnout the season. Is hold.
out and may not report. Hts loss AZ
first base would be a hard blow TO
the Beavers.
To replace Jones the Beavers
have two youngsters. Distel and Ben,
ton. But neither Of them viii meas.
ure up 90 their predecessors stand,
ard.
And the Portland club has two sec.
ond sackers now. With Bill Ken.
worthy managing the club and with
Emmett Mccain on the roster. it's
a problem for the Iron Duke 10 solve
As 10 who viii start the season.
Kennle. with his effective hitting.
can't be kept out OF the lineup.
On the other hand. Mccain has
shown that he can't play shortstop
but that he's a star az second bass
and n candidate for major league
graduation. He may be sold for a
fat sum II he IS played regularly.
Portland also has pitching trouble.
the same as the majority OF the other
clubs In the Coast league.
Harry Gardner. the venerable
Barlow spud magnatc. Is wearing a
Portland uniform this year. He has
had some fine years with Seattle.
and he looks like the best bet Of
the Portland pitchers now.
Tho Beavers have a corking good
righ,,hander In Charley Eckert.
curve.ball artist He had a fine
season last year and should be
winner again.
Lefty Schroeder Is counted upon.
while Walter I.evercnz. veteran
southpaw. Il holdout. Hugh
Bedient has been III and may not
report.
The rest OF Portland's pitching
talent Is OF very uncertain nature
and the Iron Duke is dlckeriug for
a couple OF big league castoffs
Frank BRAZIL. one OF the most
aggressive players in baseball. and
wicked hitter. win 10 hack at
third he can't throw, but his
hustiins and hitting make him ons
OF Che most valuable players In she
league.
Gressett. Cox. High and wetzel
will do most OF the outfield work.
Tom DAILY and Query and Coch.
rane. two promising newcomers,
viii be behind the plate.
Attic Portland looks weaker than
last year. don't forget the wonder.
full personality Of Bill Kenworthy.
who viii have n hustling ball club.
kenworthy's ability as a leader VIII
make up for the lack OF a grea;
deal Of playing strength on the
field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
ROWDY ELLIOTT
TO COME BACK

Rowdy Elliott. veteran catcher.
now with the Toledo. o.. ball team.
is seeking 10 return 10 the Coast.
Rowdy gained permission from 10.
seph o'Brien. president OF The club.
10 make deal for himself. Elliott
still is useful and should experience
little difficulty in trying 70 arrange
a trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
BIG FIELD IN
CAL. TOURNEY

BERKELEY. Cal. April More
than 700 golfers have entered the
Northern California handicap tour.
nament. which started on the Clare.
mont ilngs here today The first
pair drove or shortly after Gao
-n m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
ONLY LIKELY
nI.NMPIC PROsrECI

Fadden. with the exception n the
University of Washington oarnmen,
appears a. present 10 be- the only
athlete q olympic cailber IN this
state.
Coach Ray Daughters OF the cfys
tai swimming club. u Ia receipt %
several letters from Acknowledged
swimming authorities praisins Fad
den.
VIM. " Davies. superintendent of
the Vancouver Island Amateur Ath.
ie,ic association At Victoria. n. G..
writes In part a. follows.
80. . In wy estimation. Fsdden
should certainly be included IN the
American olympic team "a you
know. I have taken great lnisres, IN
swimming during the last 10 years.
and think ! am qualified 10 judge
In regard to the same.
II must state that the showing he
made IN the various championship
meets In this city and other elites.
AA*ANHA AANt MHfAa ANANAltiNNf nap
py' kcuhn puts him on an equality
with the beat in The world.
''ff the selection committee values
his ability "a diver a. much a. I
DO. there viii bc no doubt that he
viii be- selected. or AZ least given a
chance 10 qualify"
c. ,. Werner. woiiknown Portland
swimming expert. also gives Fadden
a boost. His letter follows
- In the diving. both high
and fancy. We will have TO depend
on men Of Fnddsn's callbsr. The East
has never turned out men on the
sprlngboari who are capable 81 com.
pssinE with the boys o. The Pacific
Northwest. with Clarence Pinkslon.
holder Of the last olympic high.dlv.
Ing title. off the list. and ciye Sven.
son turned professional. VIC have but
Dave Fall. Al White and Faddsn 20
depend upon. IA Fadden has ds
fsated both OF these boys In eomps
titIon. Il u up 10 him 20 make ihe
team for tho national ,ryou,s. b..
llcyo 'Rlaeklc' Il without a doubt thn
most likely candidate In America for
the hlEh-divinE honors"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
MOLLA WANTS
HER REVENGE

Weather or not Molla Mallory will
play for tho United States in tho
Olympic games depends altogether
on whether she will Eet a ornck at
Suzanne l.engien during the months
Of June or July. Mrp Mallory Is sail.
ing FOR England early in June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
.ALLA WALLA
AGAIN WINS
IN BIG MEET

CHiCAGo. April f-The crack
" waila waiia. wash. high
school basketball team established
a new high record here Ia the third
round play 81 the national PREP
tourney. when j, defeated Madison.
s D. BY score % 81 20 10
The Western five won the frs,
game b. a biz score and drew a
hyc IN the second round Today
waila Walla tanglsa with the
Northern hiEh school. Detroit,
Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
SILVER TO Box sOcKrR

SAN FRANCISCO. April Jack
Silver gets chance 10 show how nc
can weather punishment when he
meets Waiter Rooney OF Ios Angeles.
the southern soeker.' at Dreamland
tonight In tho main event. sammy
Santos and sammy CampnEno viii
furnish the semi final.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
OLDSTER SIGNS
IN TOURNAMENT

Ianea MaIoney, 7s,ycnT.old hth.
lsse. u entered IN the national hand.
ball championships. which arc 10 bs
held IN Los Angeles. April "a. Ma.
loncy says be has juSt az good
chance as the younger men 10 win
the title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
BY JACk HOHENBkRG


HMf gosh' They're NOT going 10
vi break q beer bottle on ms
shell are theyT'
Rusty CaiioH. coach o. the wash.
ingfon crew is mopping HE fore
head nevousiy Ana who wouldn't
De- nervous on the day when a nce
81 900 shell was 30 b. chnstensdf
Rusty Will always remember Thurs.
day. April q
"s'ail right Rusty fixed e
co.'s the shell wouldn't BE- hii Flor
eHce Rogers. Associated giudfntf
secretary. will hold a piece u iron
besidc the she'll" Walter Best.
crew manager. speaking Smart
man. Walter
The Chamber n Comerce steam.
cr. carrying some 200 passengers.
wh0 are % watch the Husky crew
10 action. honkH protestngly. The
passengers want on
What the pnshenEsrn cay shall BE-
done. Yessir. Tho Wnshingt1n
crew managers are otliging.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
INDIANS PLAY
PRACTICE TILT

Los ANGELES. April 4.-Glen.
dale will entertain the Seattle In.
dams Saturday with RED" Kiile.
fer's men meeting a semi-pro nlne
In the last practice game before the
season opens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
U(iLEAR WY Tor ne rhellr

81 fLEAR why for the shelr
" Eight stalwarts, the pride OF
tho Northwest. march from the shell
house. barring the Evergreen
State" new Husky shell.
Dean winifrcd s. Haggeit clutohes
her bottle OF champagne firmly In
one hand Darwin Mcisncsi. The III.
nc graduate manager. guIps audibly
ns he corrects the position OF the
tso4ff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
PRAISE FROM
j W. HOWELL.

Another letter OF prals. 4 from J.
W Howell. industrial secretary II
the Y. ~ c. a. a, Everett. for IL
years in the Hawaiian islands. and
himself swimmer and diver Of note.
Howell states that he has judged the
diving % such men as Priest. Pink.
ston. woolfieId and several others.
and believes that Faddcn's work il
on a par with theirs.
Tho Crystal club star has been
working hard all winter on his dives
and IL putting in some practice licks
al the Juna Park nntatorium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
Crack Diver
Is Out for
Big Things
Fadden Only Likely Indi-
vidual Athlete for the
Olympiad From N. w.
BY TOM OLSEN

MERilN "niACKiE' FADDEN,
Ni premier fancy diver Of this
section. is out 20 accomplish bE
things this summer
Fadden will compete la the sec
,ional Olympic trials a. Lake Stella.
coom next month. and then hopes
20 be sent 10 the national trials a,
Indianapolis late in May
Only close followers Of the swim
sport In the Sorthwes, realize Just
how good Fadden II. The Crystal
club star has reached What !, conaid
cred a high degree OF perfection in
his sprinFboard work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
THREE TEAMS
IN SOCCER GO

only the United states. France
and Rumania viii compete tn the
Olympic soccer games to he held
late In April The winner Of two
out OF three games witt b nc.
claimed the champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
KEEP STRING
ON INFIELDER

STOCKTON. April 4.-Nfanager
Bill KenwortlIy has sold Infielder
Billy Hunnefield TO the Waterbury
club. Of the Connecticut league.
with the proviso that II he makes
good, the Beavers viii reclaim him
next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
THREE CHAMPS
IN BIG MEET

Happy Kushn. Clarence Pinkx,oa
and Al White. three swimming
champions. are competing at chs.
cago today, In an effort 10 keep
their laurels. Kuehn and White are
Pacific coast men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
DEAN HAGGETT
FEREOKNIS WELL

All right. boys. the ceremony viii
proceed
You may fire when ready. Dean
HaRgett
II chrlsien thee EverEre,n-crash
Slater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
ANOTHER For STONE

PATTERSON. n. J. April f--Ad
stone. Philadelphia light heavy.
weight. stopped Tom Roper. Chicago.
in tho iih round Roper WAS disaunli.
fed when HIS seconds three water
on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
VET TO SHOOT
FOR PORTLAND

Frank Troeh. national trapahoo,.
INK champion for three years. viii
represent the Portland Gun club in
the Olympic shoot TO be held in
Paris this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
STARTS WELL.

Jim Dclahanty. new American
league ump. started his official On.
Feer by robbIng Luke sewcT. ciove.
land. Of two-b1se hit In a reeen,
game. Delahnnty got In the way on
The ban.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
BOXER DIES

KANSAS CITY. Kan. April g.
Ernest Count" Ioschke. a boxer.
died last night At Providence hos.
pltai from the effects Of blow
received in a sparring bout with
his trainer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
WILLS ORDERED
TO TAKE REST

Harry Wills has been ordered 10y
his physician. DR.. wilfrcd FrallclS.
10 remain quiet for weeks. DR.. Fra.
lick's command followed several mi.
nor operations on the hands Of the
great eoIorcd baiiicr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
GInnoNs MISS ny X. O.

NASHVILLE Tenn April -
Tony Gibons. ST. Paul light heavy.
weight. knocked out Jack Mcfarland.
Detroit. in the second round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
JAKE HAS
THE SYSTEM

Groups ~ women chatter Eaily.
aH Coach Caliow and Assistant
Coach Bob Butler attempt 20 clear
tho landing The photographers are
swapping pictures nFht and left n
you don't have your picture taken.
mister. then sou might just as wei
order your plot. You're d dead one.
Frank jacobs has the system. Soc.
be- IL grinding bis Liberty News
camera with one hand and shooting
stills with the ether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
VERNON TIGERS
ARE PREPARED

LOS ANGELES, April 4--The
Vernon Tigers depart Sunday night
for sacramento. where they open
the league season Tuesday with
either Ken Ponner or Frank Shell.
cnbsch on tho mound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04

An international model yacht race
between models made In both Eng.
land and America will be held in
English waters early this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04

Merlin "Biackie" Fdddea
is Seattie's most likely indi-
ridHal prospect for Olympic
games competition. Faddea
Is vithout a peer ia high and
fancy diring IN this section.
NJ q shopn abouc in a stgaa
dive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04

EXPECT GREAT WORK BY BLACKIE FADDEN
Christen W ashingtOn's
Shell "EUergreen State"

a paure from thc crowd. and. pre-.
eeding me cheers from the osramen,
come sail.
"oh, ihe champaFne's al over ny
new fuit
There. there Mrs Rogers. cham.
pasne isn't hair aa bad aa gasoline.
we know your upright character -
Ne VIII dincrcih ihe odor Of liquor
az being only a naSal illusion.
Ready. b up And the Ever.
green State rides on the waters Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
DON'T TAKE
Ny PICTURE"

captain Don Grant. the c0xwaIn,
strides back and forth on the dock.
OF smiles And here come the oars
men. They shove or.
Ready ail7 strrTokss' And tho
good ship Evergreen State" is OF
for her maiden trial.
Back at The GREENHOUSE a group n
men are surrounding Coach Cailow.
Family can be heard the words.
Say don't want 70 have my pie.
iure takcni@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
Betty Hilleary
Is Real Sport

ailss Betty ullicary. o. Ger
man,own. Pa. Is a fine sports
woman.
Mrs Betty recently advanced
10 the finals Of the girls m.
iional indoor matches at German.
town. Her opponent. Miss Alice
Francis. Of Orange. n. J.. was
suddenly taken W and when an
attempt was made By the com.
mliies 10 folst the championship
upon Mlss Betty, she declined.
saying she wished 10 play her or.
pononi when she had recovered
Tho Orange. n. J. girl il mlll
siok. and the Z. l.. l. T. a. has
ruled that Miss Betty Is the
champion.
Miss Betty protests. however.
being OF the opinion iha, she
should have played her final
match before taking tho title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
RISES FROM COWBOY TO
MOVIE PRODUCTION CHIEF

og0tlsm Of the screen star. His must
be- the more disciplined assurance OF
the promoter. working in the back.
ground 20 that players may shine
more effulgently and the company
thrive.
In production routine lie las been
a tradition breaker. DO things "a
iionally, squaring them with the dc.
mand Of the hour Venture. Use
the old bean. That's what he ham.
mers into observation-disclosures
with effective cajolery. appeal TO mi.
tiatiye and never failing friendliness
all too rare in men OF his station. lie
~ teetotally unaffected by the virus
OF HollyWood's rnobbishness. Quite
a text" is Hudson for young men
considering the business end OF NOV.
ics. a co.worker. not a boss.
The measure OF mis- methods Is
that phcnomenally. he has turned
out six successive box office sue.
cesses in "The Huntress," "Thun-
dcrgntc. Flaming Youth" "Illlies
OF the Field" ~ Perfect Flapper''
and Woman on the Jury" in little
more than n year. He is also the
author Of two films recently com.
pleted, For Sale" and Shutdown.
tho latter a cattle epic filmed not
far from the ranges where, as a boy,
he rode herd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
GORkAS TRIBE LENDS
ATMOSPIIERE To FILM

Most romantic among tho many
types engaged 20 lend atmosphere
TO tho William Fox production or
T. NJ liulrs popular novel. The
Shadow Of tho East" which Is show
ipg at the lIeilis this week. arc the
Gorksa Tho Gorkas are OF the
Mongoian race. hnilinE from an IN.
dependent mountain state IN india
called Ncpal, which il TO tho East
what switzerland Is 20 the occl.
dent Because ot their love Of
fighting the Gorias come down
from their mountain home Go Join
the RritishIndia army and now
have nine regiments or three bat.
iallionS each enlisted. Gorkas carry
their national weapon. the Roorhkie
knife, an exceedingly dangerous
weapon Of defense.
Mildred Harris. Frank Mayo. Nv.
olyn Brent and Norman Kerry arc
the featurde PLAYERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
CONVENTION PICTURES
AT PANTAGES

Announcement has been made By
the local Pantoges theator that they
have secured for showing this next
week Of a lengthy reel OF firsthand
pictures OF the republican national
convention. held last week nt Clevc.
land. The film was rushed by air.
plane direct TO Seattle and was taken
by the Pathc News.
Manager E. c. Bostlclt, OF the Pan.
toges thoater. made arrangements
some while ago to secure, IL possible,
the first showing of these interesting
scenes and mndc extensive arrange.
ments for their shipment TO Seattle
via the aerial route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
Second Yale
Film Shouting
at the Heilig

with the historic battle OF Kings
Mountain as It's climax. THE From.
tier Woman" the second OF Yale uni.
vcrsitys Chronicles OF America 10 lie
shown at the Hcilig. IL an added
feature this week with the screening
Of 'Tho Shadow OF the East" an
Oriental mystery romance.
The heroism OF American mothers.
who faced the vicious attacks OF the
Cherokee Indians unafraid. provides
thrilling and educational novelty
In this subject, depicting with mo.
ticulously historical accuracy the
carly days in the old Southwest.
An attractive musical program &C.
companies the pictures. Leon Green.
mans Melody Makers playing "scis.
sors Grinder joe and THE Village
Orchestra. while a stage novelty
imported from Los Angeles further
tickles the audiences ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
PROGRAM
Lumbermen viii Meet in
Aberdeen June 27-28

Marketing problems and waste
elimination win be the principal
subjects 10 be discussed al the
meeting OF the West Coast Lumber.
mems association In Hoauam.
June q and IS. IL was announced
Tuesday by Robert b. Allen, score.
tary.manager OF the association.
The meeting is expected 10 draw a
large attendance OF iumbermen and
their families.
Among the entertainment fea.
lures that are planned for the
meeting arc banquet to be given
Friday night by Grays Harbor mill
men. the associations second an.
nual golf tournament. and deep sea
fishing trips. Many lumbcrmen. Il
was stated. are planning to take
their families with them and spend
Sunday at one OF the nearby ocean
beaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
Nut Comedian
Scores Hit of
Pantages Bill

It's seldom that q nut comedian"
act walks away with the h8n0rs In
h vaudeville program particularly
when .t isn't the hcadilncd number
but that's what Bender ara Arm.
strong. in "Juat q Couple or Good
Men Gone Wrong. DO an tic Pan.
tagoa this week
Theirs b. classic in this overly
done branch N comedy cndslyor
Hut Bender and Armstrong are vet.
Grams. with plenty Of stag, person.
aiiiy and the knowledge Of how 20
win even an upathctic Monday
night audience Their thks.Iff on n
mindreadlng act and the general
pattfr " pure hokum woa them a
big hand a. the opening perform.
ancc.
Janet Adlor's syneopatorE. II ar,
iistes. form an acceptable featured
number In a repertoire Of popular
and symphonic melodies They are
assisted In the finale by Traps" a
5.yenr.old drummer. who has a
spot Of his own this week.
Gosler and LusbY, IN aongs and
dances. pianologucs and comedy.
are pleasing.
Hart and Kern. clever couple
present some excellent harmony On
ballads IN the second spot"
The while Brothers, oquilihrists,
arc n high,class act. tho given the
opening number Theirs b. a breath.
taking exhibition OF balancing aud
won continued applause Monday
night
Glenn Goff, Pan orEanlst. Init,
ntes a series ~ "Hongaioguos. a..
sisted by seven girls. inclu1ing Ma.
bel Walker. IN pleasing extra
number this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17

()Cf&;'1l)
CULLEN LANDS TO
RETURN TO STAGE

CULLEN lands, who - playing
one OF the leading roles in The
Discard, or THE Man Life Passed
BY al the Columbia this week. has
made reputation Tor himself Ia tho
movie world, but he's getting ready
TO desert the screen Tor tho stage
Several years ago. when Richard
DIX was leading man Tor the No
rosco stock company IN Los Angeles,
lands was Juvenile. and now no IS
returning 60 tho footiiEhtz as a
member OF "a special stock company
IN Los Angeles.
Percy Marmont Jane and Eva
Novak, Ralph Bushman. Hobart Bos.
worth and LYDIA Knott are other
members % tho company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17

Two the average person movies mean
l. only players and dlrectorB-folk
within the camera angle Seldom
does he think Of the men who mold
and expand the industry.
And yet the struggles. achieve
ments and significance Of actors or
actresses. with a few exceptions. are
not comparable In interest and 70.
nance 10 tho rise OF prominent tech.
meal and business men Of motion
pictures
Probably not one In 80 young men
contemplating film career consid.
crs It's business opportunities. And
not ono in 10000 sees them as a
definite goal.
Earl Hudson is one Of the 10000.
Hc Is production supervisor for First
National pictures. And he came by
that title and responsibility at the
age Of % along tho traditional rough
road Of the Eelfmade American
He IL singled out for our text 10.
day because his story. could n be
told in all Us rich human interest
angles. would grace any Of the popu.
lar periodicals devoted TO inspira.
tionRl success stories.
Hudson's father was a policeman
in Elgin, III. Al 10. Earl left eighth
grade 10 work in a local watch fac
tory, A year later he ran away 10
become n cowboy. He punched cat
tie in the Texas Panhandle. shaved
as water boy for railroad section
gang. returned home 10 become a
newspaper reporter: became assis.
tant editor on big Chicago daily.
was press agent and trade paper
writer. and then came 10 First Ma.
tional In New York as publicity man
and in due time became assistant 10
the general manager.
Tim; IS the mere skeleton OF his
climb 10 picture prominence UP 10
the time he was brought 10 the
Hollywood plant by Richard A. Row.
land as production chief
Earl Hudson's name Is not on a
million tongues. It's his business 10
keep others in his organization in
the spotlight. The movie business
man may not indulge the peculiar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
Cost of Counting
Is Climbing Up

It's getting tougher aud tougher
for the sheiks The high cost OF
eougtins IS climbing up.
The newest wrinkle ia displayed
by Eleanor Boardman. an the flap.
per IN Free Love-" which - being
made at the Mctro.Goldwyn. Mayer
studios.
sheiks can blame Henley for the
new style. lie has one OF Eleanor
admirers send her four dozen. six.
foot stemmed American Beauty roses
with a card stating:
For your room"
In the same crate Is corsage bou
quot Of tiny tea roses. On this is a
card tenderiy remarlting.
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