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Evening star., 1924-04-04
SUGAR UNCHANGED.

NEW YORK, April 4.-No further
changes were noted in the local raw
sugar market early today. Cubans
were quoted at 6.53 duty paid with
sales of 10000 bags for second half
April shipment to a local refiner.
Raw sugar futures We're frE1er on
covering and commission house buy
ing promoted by renewed talk of
labor difficulties in Cuba. Prices ad-
vanced to 10 points. May sell
ing up to ass and July to up 4.SS
but at these levels met renewed liqui-
dation and part of the upturn was
lost with noon quotations 5 to G
points net higher.
Refined sugar continued quiet at
former prices, which ranged from
$50 to $40 for fine granulated.
Refined futures nominal.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

ferred were in demand at their best
prices on the move. :.
Lago Petroleum and Creole Syndl-
cate featured the South American OILS
and were in active demand above
Thursdays high prices, while Inter
national Petroleum and Caribbean
Syndicate came in for more attention
Standard Oils. however, moved Win
a good deal of irregularity. STANDARD
of Nebraska and Swan & Finch were
leaders on the side of higher prices,
while Standard of Indiana and Ilpe
Line shares were under pressure. Ma
tional Fuel Gas came off point be-
tween sales to S6l..
1t was announced today that Doeh, ,
Ter Die Casting directors had declared
a quarterly dividend of so cents a
share on the common, thereby placing
the stock on an annual dividend OASIS
of 81.
New Dominion Copper, class A, con
tinued in demand and reached hlSher
nrirpS
Evening star., 1924-04-04
BY WILLIAM f. HEFFERNAN.
Special Dispatc to The Star

Special Dispa tch to The Star.
NEW YORK, April Nothing that
has happened in the curb market
dealings of the past m6nth has equal
ed in interest the current upward
movement in public utility stocks.
Further upbidding of these issues and
another unusually large turnover in
the South American oil shares were
again the outstanding features.
Buying of public utilities has been
stimulated by reports OF remarkable
increases in earnings, and by belief
that they were selling out of line
with other industrialsL Common
wealth Power advanced over points
to 1919. Lehigh Power crossed 60 for
a gain of more than 2 points, Ameri-
can Gas and Electric new was selling
at the highest of the year, and Ten
nessee Power, Colorado Power and
American Light and Traction pre-
Evening star., 1924-04-04
N, Y. RESERVE BANK REPORT

NEW YORK, April 4.-The state
ment of the condition of the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York at the
close of business April shows
Total gold reserves, 1925, ,5S2,00O:
total reserves. 1855. 5.6S7,000: bills dis
counted, secured by government war
obligations, 1858, ,OOe: all other.
s23.394. 900; bills bought in open mar
ket. S55.160,00O; total earning assets,
1920, 1926, 900; uncollected items, $780,
553 900; due to members. reserve ac-
count, S73s,S74.000; total deposits.
s772919OOO: federal reserve notes in
actual circulation. S365.515. 900; ratio
of total reserves TO deposit and fed
eral reserve note liabilities combined
S3.9 per cent.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
BRIEF BUSINESS NOTES.

/. PHILADELPHIA, April 4 Especially.
The work of reconditioning. twenty
destroyers for use in the coast guard
service, which will be done at the
League Island navy yard here. will
give additional employment to sew
eral hundred men, will cost over $2,-
600, 900 and will take a year.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
B. & O. OFFERS YEAR JOBS,
Wants 10000 Men to Work on
g. Maryland Lines.

= BALTIMORE, April 4 (SpeciaD.-
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
asked the municipal employment bu-
;.reau to furnish 10000 men to do rail-
road work in Maryland throughout
the year.
daily quotas, according to the needs
of the company. This is the largest
order ever received by the bureau
Track and shop workers are the
TWO divisions to be supplied. They
Will embrace most of the mechanical
trades as well as laborers.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

PORTLAND, Ore, April 4.-Denand
from. California, where foot and
mouth disease exists among the sheep
and cattle, has swept the northwest
ern markets practically clean of fresh
fish. Demand has increased fully 100
per cent recently AAe prices have ad-
vanced in consequence.
BROCKTON, Mass, April 4.-Mayor
Bullifant has called meeting OF
manufacturers and workers to dis
cuss measures to increase shoe pro-
duction here. He is urging manufac-
turerS to make more kinds of SHOES
rather than stress quantity produc-
tion of ordinary grades.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 4.-The clos
ing of two Pillsbury -four mills here
is attributed to unfavorable freight
rates. The abandoned plants had
capacity of 4750 barrels a day. The
men employed have been absorbed in
local mills and those at Buffalo,
where the PilIsbury company has To-
Gated plants to overcome freight rate
advantage in certain territory.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, April Farm
ers of Lehigh county expect to pro-
duce 1000, 900 bushels of potatoes
this year. In spite OF this activity
state officials say there will be more
idle farms in the county than at any
time in fifty years, owing TO scarcity
of farm help.
SEATTLE, April 4.-One hundred
and twenty eight mills belonging to
the West Coast Lumbermen's Assocla-
! tion manufactured s7,Sl5,443 teet OF
lumber last week. sold S9,766,lS4 feet
and shipped los, SIP feet. Produc-
tion was ten per cent above normal.
PITTSBURGH, April 4.-The Pitts
burgh lumber trade is in faVoraDie
condition. There is large volume OF
spring buying, not only from city
trade but from outlying districts,
which indicates improved building
conditions. Prices have recovered
following a recent slump.
ELLSBERRY, Mo, April 4.-As
result of the successful experiments
conducted last year, farmers in this
section plan to plant rice extensively
this season along the Mississippi bot
! tom lands.
ATLANTA, April 4.-The Central of
Georgia hallway estimates the 1879
peach crop along it's lines at l0,oo0
cars. In a statement to farmers the
company calls attention to the new
orchards coming into bearing and
warns against expansion OF acreage
until Canning and preserving facll1-
ties nave been improved.
CLEVELAND April 4.-One of the
I largest contracts of its kind has just
been closed here by the Steel Products
| Company of Cleveland and Detroit
with the Buick Motor Company for
drag links and tie rods for four-w wheel
brakes The Steel Products Company,
as consequence, is in the market
! for 100000 feet of steel tubing.
ST PAUL, April A cut of 81 20
| a ton has been made in the wholesale
| price of coke by the Minnesota BY
; Products Company and this VIII be
passed along to retail consumers,
who will he supplied at 1890 ton.
| Lower coal costs at the mines are
| held responsible for the reduction.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

DETROIT, April Especially. =
Building permits issued in the last
week involved expenditures of s3,-
$1,000 compared with $2,S62, 600 the
previous week and s4.752,000 a year
ago,
Evening star., 1924-04-04

NEW YORK April 4.-Following
is an official list of bonds and stocks
traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
Evening star., 1924-04-04

Before You Invest-Investigate.
Ever notice that the fellows who
try to get rich quick are always
broke?
Evening star., 1924-04-04
Career Is Defined. /.
From the Duluth Herult

Ff0m rne DuIuth HtruIu.
1t usually happens that a career is
what a girl has while waiting for the
right man.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
Sales INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS.
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
National Mortgage and Investment pfd.-5o
at s Il, 30 at Sa. 30 at S1s.
AFTER CALI.
Capital Traction Col at 93at
Washington Gas Light at 30, 10 at 49%.
Capital Traction Cos at 93k. 10 at 90 u.
Riggs Realty long $500 at %.
Washing ton Rwy. & Elec. $50. 900 at 72,
s. 600 at r. ST., 900 at 72. S. 900 at II. 81 600
at ~, 81, 900 at ~, $500 at II, 5000 at ".
Noney-Call loans 5 and per cent
Evening star., 1924-04-04

BOSTON. April Especially - The
New England Telephone Company has
applied to the state public utilities
commission for permission to increase
rates. The company proposes to cut
the basic time for toll calls from
five minutes to three and. re-estab-
lish the same rates in effect during
the war. The new rates would add
25 per cent to charges for person-to-
person calls and make advances in
some services and in private switch
boards.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

ST LOUIS, April Especially THE
increase in conservation shown by
consumers, retailers, wholesalers and
manufacturers in this district has
held the forward buying here to mod
crate proportions. Sales are slightly
belOT normal, but production and
distribution are being maintained.
Retail merchants blame bad weather
and the late Easter for conditions in
the spring apparel lines
Evening star., 1924-04-04

ATLANTA, April 4.-The Central of
Georgia hallway estimates the 1921
peach crop along it's lines at 10000
cars. In a statement to farmers the
company calls attention to the new
orchards coming into bearing and
warns against expansion of acreage
until Canning and preserving facili-
ties nave been improved.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

ST. PAUL, April A cut of 81. 20
a ton has been made in the wholesale
price of coke by the Minnesota By
Products Company and this Will be
passed along to retail consumers,
who will he supplied at 1880 ton.
Lower coal costs at the mines are
held responsible for the reduction.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
MISCELLANEOUS

D. C. Paper Mfg 6s.......... "a .....
Riggs Realty Us tlong). ........ 90 49,.
Riggs Realty 5s tshort)-. 81 49,.
wash Market Cold Storage 5s.. 90 ~
wardman Park Hotel 6s...... 99M 1OIK
Evening star., 1924-04-04

ELLSBERRY, Mo, April 4.-As a
result of the successful experiments
conducted last year, farmers in this
section plan to plant rice extensively y
this season along the Mississippi bot
tom lands.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
DEMAND FOR FISH
MARKET FEATURE
Other Local Wholesale Food
Products Today at Nore
NAL Stage.

There was said to be a wonderful
demand" for fish today, while other
products on the Washington whole
sale market were in the process of be-
ing cleaned up for the week end with
out any undue excitement A good
supply at the fish wharf plus good
demand held prices about the same
although Spanish mackeral sold as
low as 90 cents, against the maximum
of about so cents a few days ago, and
blues also dropped to 20, as against
80 and 35 cents.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

PITTSBURGH, April 4.-The Pitts
burgh lumber trade is in a favorable
condition. There is a large volume of
spring buying, not only from city
trade but from outlying districts,
which indicates improved building
conditions. Prices have recovered
following a recent slump.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

SEATTLE, April 4.-One hundred
and twenty eight mills belonging to
the West Coast Lumbermen's Associa- :
tion manufactured 97,S15,443 feet of
lumber last week. sold S9,766,194 feet
and shipped 1O6,172,572 feet. Produc-
tion was ten per cent above normal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Three Teams
Show Power
in Far West

.GAS FRANCISCO. Orf is=Thrce
- teams stood %, tie van 81 Pacific
coast football today by virtue q
their showing against worthy oppon.
culs lest saturday
California showed unexpected
strength BY defeating Pomona col.
isEc q 90 o az Berkeley University
ol Southern California administered
decisive defeat 20 Arizona 20 10 0.
and Washington overwhelmed Whit.
man GO 90 0 az Seattle.
stanford revealed the crippled con.
dillon Of 10 team with a close 20 0
victory over Olympic club. lacking
Tho punch 70 score wbsn within q
frw yards 81 tho cluhmcn'- goal on
repeated occasions.
idaho and Montana opened tho ia.
cifc coast conference schedule II
Nlssoula. Idaho winning 81 10 -.
GonzaEa surprised with Is TO -
victory over Washington state. orc.
son handed Pacific a 20 to 0 laeiuE
and oregon AEElcs beat Aultnomah
club Z 20 g.
Occidental trpunced Redlands 81
to o. and Whittier took California
Techs moarurc by close acorc iu
tho only two games IN the Southern
California conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Dobie Beaten; Marquette
IMPRESSIVE BedtingNaUy

bilt In 1879. Illinois and Yale were
the only other teams that were
not defeated last season ana arc
still going.
The Army Colgate and Dartmouth
aro tho only big Eastern teams
with perfect records. They navu
not been beaten or scored on tnLa
season.
Princeton. pittshurg. West Viz.
ginia, Navy. Cornell. Brown, Je.
high and Maryland have been
beaten or held 10 tic
Princeton had such tcrrinc
time trying TO break a scorcless
tic with Lehlgh that a cheer lea1cr
dplocatcd his arm.
Yals looked bad in beating
Georgia by only a point after touch.
down and II II apparent that tho
loss OF the great baci,ficld stars.
Mallory. Neldlnger, Neals. Stevens
and RIehcson. has been a terrific
blow.
Harvard, on the other hand. LOOKS
much better than last year. with
Gehrke back in tho game. He wasn't
eligible last year.
with Wood. Harry Wilson. Gil.
mesc. Hewitt and Yeoman8 in tho
backncld and n rugged, powerful
line. the West Point Cadets seem
TO have one Of the most promising
teams in tho East. The cadets
showed great power In beating DC.
troit, strong Western team,
20 to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Indians Leading League; Seven Games TO Go
Baltimore Has
Six remnants

pALTIMoRE has won its siAth
- straight International lcague
rcnnanL n finished Ia d walk,
- nmes ahead % Toronto In see
ond place and Sc In advance OF
Buffalo IN third IL was ono 81
tbs hollovest victories In the hts.
tory 81 the organization.
Baltimore. an told. COPIED III
tits 20 as defeats. Il hung up a
percentage ~ EOS. Tho Orioles
got away 20 a splendid start and
set the pace the entire route. II
einched the flag weeks before the
cDd Of the season. From past i'm
iics,ions. Baltimore Is simply too
good FOR the other members % the
CIRCUIT.
In the Amcrlc8n league this
year some ~ games separated
WASHINGTON from the last place
team. A glance az tho Intcrna.
iional shows there were exactly
6SA games difference between
Baltimore and Jersey city. which
finished last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK. oct. i3.-Dcfeat Of
IN Cornell and the naval academy
was the most striking OF "a num-
Der OF interesting upscts that
marked Saturday. games. Princeton
was tied BY Lchlgh. West Virginia
was beaten by Pittsburg and Yale
just missed n tic with Georgia, while
Brown was beaten by Chicago.
After a run OF thrco season m
which Cornell had won 20 straight
games. Williams camo along ana
gave tho 1thacans their first oe.
feat, IA 20 Z.
Marquette university from Nil.
waukce doomed UP as another No,ro
Dame by defeating the strong Navy
eleven II TO Q. The wcstcrncrg
scored three touchdowns IN the last
period. Dilwor ran 30 yards for
one touchdown. Mccormick ran e5
for another and skemp covered 40
for the third.
This Marquette eleven. II Is just
being realized, Is ono OF the great
est teams in the country. Inc
team has not been defeated for
two years and with a defeat for
Cornell. Il has the longest winning
streak Of recent years.
California has not been defeated
for four years, but has engaged in
two tic games with Washington ana
Jefferson and Nevada. Michigan
has gone thru two seasons without
a defeat, but was tied by Vanncr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Second game lsevon InnIneaJ.
Cedric burst Is
Hitting Ball Hard

los ANGELES. oct. 10. Cedric
purm Los Angeles outficldcr holds
the Pacific league record FOR hitting
IN consecutive games this season
burst has banged out safoties In his
lnat ~ games. getting an average OF
.ii2 for the stretch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Or. FORD IS
NEW LEADER
Popular Golfer Heads In
glewood Club as Presi-
dent for Coming Year
BY ALEX c. ROSE

nR. c. II. FORD was elected presi.
~ dent OF the Inglewood Country
club for the forthcoming season al
the clubs annual meeting Saturday.
which attracted the largest and most
enthusiastic gathering IN tho clubs
history.
Everybody was on hand 10 cast
their respective votes in favor Of tho
mcdlico. who has worked 50 hard and
dons so much 10 put the lakeshore
links among the foremost In the
scUntry. and tho result was that he
Mas placed In the big chair with
out any opposition.
u. II. Traphasen. vice president.
l. II. Ives. L. L. Harris, {. T, Ander,
son and Joe VIM. trustees. were the
other officers elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Give Killefer Credit

apED' KiLLEFEE f. the one
IL manager in the minors who
makes" his ball ciub He has
done wonders with an ayengo cue
this year, Killefcr has some fine
players in the Baldwlna. GreFz.
Brady. Welsh. Eidrci and an. but
there have been couple OF Eia1nE
weak spots during the rcgulnr sea.
son. first base and shortstop being
wobbiy az times. and his pitching
hasn't been any too reliable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
LEFLER STAR
IN PINCHES

E'oUE times ~ bat as a pinch hit
L ter 49, and three hits. II wade
Jeacr. Stanley Harris recruit out.
fielder and tirat bascman. never docs
anything elsc. he eau take lot Of
pride IN rcflcctinR that two Of those
three hits won bali games for the
Mats at time when games were
mighty important. lie started rally
when his team came from behind 20
beat Cleveland. lilo doubled with the
bases full In Boston aud put his team
In tho lead.
Two OF his pinch hits wero doubles.
on tho last day Of tho season. when
the Mats already had the pcnnant
won. he played tho outflcld and gar
ncrcd two hits out OF four times at
bat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Golf Hasn't
Hurt Dykes

CoLF doesn't hurt the ball
VI player II you take the case Of
Jimmy Dykes aA an example.
Dykes H. the best golfer among
tho American league ball players
He plays the game az every op.
portunity.
Recently the Philadelphia
sports writers voted Dykes the
most valuable ball player on eth.
er Phuly team. thereby winning
for Jimmy On automobile. Pretty
soft.
During tho past Eeason Dykes
has played brilliant AZ third. sec
Ond and short for the Athletics
and has been one OF the Athletic
mainstays az the bat.
Dykes developed a passion for
the golf game while acting as
caddy al a prominent Philadel.
phia club. lie drives a long ball
and unlike most ball players l.
very accurate on the greens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13

tho Crygtal Pool
show. has his card
an act
This a. the first
meeting Of Simon.
ich and Harper
and both have
fought often
enough in Seattle
Tor local railbirds
10 know what each
can do.
Henry Geytcl.
the Georgetown
kid who made such
a uico showing In
beating Roy Small
IN hts bow I'm fast
company. Is down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Tribe Has Tough Task

Just because Seattle Is leading tho
~ league and Portland 10 seventh.
don't think for a minute that tho
Indians have pushovcr. bccausc
they haven't. Portland Is down .
but the Beavers arc a hard hittsus
aggregation and arc liable TO so
Wild at the plate any Tins.
Portland has lot OF powerful
iefthandod hittcr5 playing Tor that
short rishtncld fence. and the In.
dian pitcheEa have tough task
ahead.
san Francisco. in playing Oak.
land. has the hardest assignment OF
tho leaders. az tho Oakland pitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13

err viii bother the seals. The cham.
pious seemed 10 have lost their
tiglit In the seattle series and were
not mnin.S a lick. Oakland Just
do,cS on knocking of Frisco. and
don . BE- surprised II thcy do tha,
little thing.
Vernon. the carly season surprise.
has cracked. as expected. but there
10 no love Lost between Vernon and
Los Angeles The Tigers arc liable
10 knock Tho Angels over.
Lng Angeles. with ia crack pitch.
ing staff. Is getting some sweet hurl.
ius. and the pitching may carry
them thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
GRAY BEATS
kI.IIAM

Alex Gray came thru with a ..and'i
,ictory against Bert Kellam yester'
,lay in tho final S6-hole match Tor tho
captains cup. presented by Edgar
s'ridcr. OF tho Rainier Golf and Coun.
try club.
'scotty. KeIlam started the days
play i0-down. but 20 tho halfway
mark he looked like a winner. rs he
had cut tho leeway 20 Shown. but a
bis o. lunch put his opponent on
edge. and the afternoon round found
Sandy. who is but isid az the game,
playing like a veteran. and holding
bis 'golf.seven. day-a!%cck' rival
veH In hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Big 10 Teams
Getting Down
to Business

CHICAGO, Oct i9.-Coachos OF
" the Big Ten today began their
last intensive week OF drill before
tho opening Of the conference sea.
son proper.
Altho Ohio State. Iowa and Pur.
due have already engaged In B,E
Ton battles. tho other seven teams
OF the circuit viii enter their first
conference games next Saturday
Tho record Of tho weekend. with
almost as many upsets as expected.
leaves tho result uncertain. sew.
ernl teams. however. stamped them.
selves definitely ns conference con.
tenders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Seals Were Southpawed Plenty

SOJTHPAW pitching routed the
~ san Francisco Seals last week.
Vean Grrgg won two games. Fred
Russell and Lery Jones ono eacn.
These wronghandcra will set a rot
OF work in Portland this week IS
Tire Beavers have nock Of icft.
handed hittcrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Yale Not So Good
in Georgia Battle

NEW HAVEN. oct. 20. - The
Georgia game showed Yates line
needs some attention, and coaches
plan TO make n number Of changes.
LoycIoy and the two Eds. Luman
and Bingham were the only players
sure Of their positions. Eddie Bench.
Pond and Allen are sure in tho back.
field, with Bench running the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13

past two weeks because Of Prank
Emmer's usxperiencr and rrutI0
play,
The club must be given "a world
% credit for the game fEut = w
making with Cane, riIly Lane and
Jimmy Welsh out Of Il Tor 20 Ions
II bn't ukely that either wsisa
or Lane viii be able 10 play tla
week.
fiucfcr Is fortunate N having
Elmer bowman come thru better
with the willow and Deals Becker
and Prank Osborne orc cIpaul0
'outnrld substitute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13

Tor tho FlN.round TemiWlndup with
Morgan Jones. tho young Tacoma
veteran. Jones. altho si!n IN his
early tvcnics has fought many
times and win be tough test FOR
UcyBcl,
Eddie Huffman. the hardBockinE
cob, II down 10 exchange wpllops
with Helnie Zimmerman. big fellow
from Vancouver, II, G.. IN the four.
round special event.
Bud Davies and George Ithll tan.
sic IN ono OF tho prcllminaries with
Lon Halliday and Dutch kcslcr
mfellnE m tho other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13

hin piummsr Will protab5, f,ar
Tho flint samo tomorrow. with nus
sell and Grcsg on succeeding daya
Then killefer vii have Jones
s,uslsnd and Sutherland 10 choas,
FROM for the following day This
gives him Jim Eagbg whrexrJ
Dell and Carl Williams FOR reserve
strength
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Sammy Crane Is Ready

SANMY CRANE h ready 20 step
- into tho Seattle lineup and II he
Us In condition Il win plug up that
important shortstop position during
tho last weeks drive fog the PEN
nant.
Crane has been out OF tho game
for two weeks: most Of his front
teeth were knocked out BY a bad.
bounding han IN Sacramento. flc
has had the teeth fixed and says
he viii b. ready 70 so iuJo the
game tomorrow in Portland
Crane has been missed during the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
MRS. VAN PtTTEN II
RAINIER CAPTAIN

Mrs Frank Van patten. whose Eoli
game has improved wonderfully
during the past season. aud In which
she annexed tho championship honorz
on tho Des Moines highway links.
has been elected captain OF the
women's division Of tho Rainier Colt
and Country club. 10 succeed Mrs
Jack Weber.