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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
By LEO II. LASSEN

1I>HE chief difference between amateur and profes
sional athletes is that the game is the thing with
the former, and winning said game for the right kind
OF compensation is the thing with the latter
All that your true amateur sportsman gets ont Of eth
etc participation is the zeSt Of clean victory or the
consolation of a stubborn defeat
The professional athlete usually gets Maid for his
services, win lose, and the fact that the winners
usually draw down more money than the losers makes
victory more imperative than in amateur competition
Not that victory isn't the goal Of amateur athletics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
Dudley Lee Is Biggest
Card of Major Rockies
Dung Shortstop With Boston Red Sox Must Fill
Shoes With Foil Men; He Was Star With Tulsa
in Western League Last Year

THE sensation of the spring is Shorstop Dudley
Lee of the Boston Red Sox.
This young 10 have overShadowed the
more highly touted recruits taken south by the majors.
Dudley Lee halls from the Tulsa (Oka club Of the West
league He led the shortstops of that organization in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
NOW WE KNOW
MIKES TROUBLE

DO you know what allied Mike Nc.
Tigue In his fight with Young strib.
ling? Why, the poor boy was suf.
fering from myositls, or course YOU
know whit myosltls *. Well. DIR
Meylnckson, who attended tho
champion" soys Il is acute lnfla.
nation Of tho muscles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

MINER ToDD's team scored an
- s.tos victory against tho side
captained by Jim Mcvay at tho Sc.
attic Golf club iast Saturday. and
the vIe,ors were the guests OF tho
losers at a dinner in the clubhouse
in the evening.
The Men o. MeVay arc anxious for
another try. To which Captain Todd
sayeth, You're on. any time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
Diamond Dust

Yesterdays hrrp-Ca.~y Gt~nrei.
me homo run hero Of the world
serie. took hold Of one In the ioth
laninr and rode n out Of the pail,
ths BRAVES beating the Pills. 10 ,.
Mar Carey. antique Pirate ogtns,a.r.
singled IN the ninth. went down on a
sacfifee. stole third aud went home on
IrAynors single with the run that beat
the Reds ! TO ..
Hooper scored from second on 4. single
~ EDDIE Collins IN the 10Th inning ard
tho White SpN won from the Browns
20 = hitlrr got q double and two
singles
uhiishIil. rookie pitcher. who b.a.
Cleveland out Of second place In the
American league last fall. outpltsh~si
cofels~kie In n pitchers hattie and
tbe Tirer~ brat the Indians. s to
HsilniAn hit homer with one on.
After coping the first rAms tho
brooklyn Robins returned 70 normally
and were beaten BY the Giants 10 i.
fFisch aud sopthWorth hit homers
Five run, were piled Up By the Tanks
In the ninth inninE. but they got going
too late and the Rcd Sex won. 20 6.
Working hard on titres pitcher.
the Cubs brat tn. Cards rs 20 4.
Alexander nlied the bases In tho
ninth and got tho ado on n force
cut by Hornsby and double play.
The Athletics Knocked MoErtdre out
Of tho box in tho first inning aud beat
the Senators 8 20 !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
HARTRANFT is
OLYMPIAN NOW

Tiny Hartrnnft, StRnford's great
weight man, has Joined the olympic
club and will try for the Olympic
team under the colors OF the San
Francisco organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

Rohwor. Brady. Eidred. Leslie 2, sheehan.
Sacrifice hts--Iscnlie, sheehan, robin.
Lewis. O'Doul. Struck out--singletaa G,
flummer !. Bascs on haIiH--sInEicton {.
Jonoa 2 Wild piteh-sinEieton. hit by
plicher-Ptttngcr and Leslie. by Plum
mer Eight runs, ~ hits Off Singleton.
~ NJ bst In 7 = Innings 6 runs. hits OF.
Jones, 10 az bat. In ~ Innings Runs re.
Hpontible fcr--slngleton 6, Jones plum
mcr 2. Credit victory 60 Hulvey. charge
defeat 10 Plummer, Double play-Brndy
20 Crane 20 bowman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
LEWIS TO DEFEND TITLE

CHICAGO. April II. - Stranger
Ed Lewis will defend his heavy.
weight wrestling championship hero
April 20 in n match with Michael
Romano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

The obligations OF various foreign
countries held by tho United states
treasury amount to 10 and a half
billion dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

IotaIa llsts.Fa4 lt ~ 20
'Bausd for Crane IN eighth.
iBatted for Piummer In ninth.
Tran for Lewis IN eighth.
thaitad for Laserrs In eighth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

a mans brain nttains liz maxi.
mum weight ut tho ngc Of 20; a
wotnnn's ~ II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
Millions Use Ii : Few Cents buys Jar at Drugstore

Even obstinate, unruly or sham.
poocd hair stays combed all day in
any style YOU like Hair. Groom" is
n dlgnlfied combing cream which
gives that natural gloss aud well.
sreomed effect ~ your hair-that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

EWERYTHING but golf etiquette
- viii be permissible At the North
End links Saturday. when Jim SUR
raft. Charlie Burnett. Sam Russell.
Fred Aver. Merlin McEllwaine. Andy
Gilieapie- Elmer Todd. George
Rourke. w. u. Mcdonald and T.
Davis toe-oft on ono OF those mildly
termed "Blethcrin'' golf contests.
Tho survivor OF tho turmoil will re.
ceivo a prize. Goodness knows, no
Will be deserving OF ono. A hand.
some one, tool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

Many winning coaches can't hold positions In colleges
and high schools because they put victory above prn-
cipe
These coaches are paid for their services and are
professional sporsmen themselves. But they are also
hired FOR their value as moulders Of men
THE University Of Washington Is very fortunate at
i the present time in having a capable staff Of
coaches Not only have they been producing crack ath-
letes, but they have been turning out fine
In Enoch Bagshaw, Heck Edmundson Tubby Graves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

fielding, batted $40 and stole
% bases. Rather an impos-
ing record.
It's some joh. however. that Dud'
ley Lee. spring sensation. has been
called upon 20 play as tho Boston
Red Sex shortsiop,
HAS HARD
JOB AHEAD
The diminutlve. Dudley must m
several large aized pairs Of shoes.
Tho Boston fans have become ac-
cushioned 70 seeing real Shorisiops
In action.
Hearkcn hack 20 other days and
your memory reminds you that IS
years ago tho Peerless Freddy Par.
eni eayortsd around tho abort field
OF tho Boston Americans.
Parent wuS ono OF tho outz,Rnd.
lnE figures OF that great infisld.
Collins. Parent. Ferris and Ia
Chance
Then along came Heinie Wagner
Like the great Honus. Hslnis wa
not grace personifird but how h
could grab thoso nasty bounderi
and what a wonder he was In put
ting tho ball on the runner,
TOUGH JOB
TO FILL
With the passing Of Wagner.
Everett Scott. the little iron man. .
made his appearance. Tho sale II
Scott 20 New York was far from
relished by Boo;onlans. He was a
primo fRvorite
Scott holds the world record for
consecutive playing with las games
70 his credit lie Says 10 expects
70 20 the entire route.
since tho passing Of Scott tho
shortsiop shoes have been badly
filled NJ Boston. Enter Dudley f1o
10 win faue.
Shades Of the brilliant Parent. tho
great Wagner and tho sensational
Scott.
Some Job that Dudley lee face.
20 fili those shoes.
Manager Foil says he win do ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
OAKs TROuNCE SEALS

OAKLAND, April 17.-Tho Oak.
land club defeated San Francisco,
o TO o, here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

LOS ANGELES, April 17.-vor,
non defeated Los Angeles, Z 20 Q
here Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
BEAVERS WIN

SACRAMENTO. Aprfi i7.-Port.
land staged comeback here yes.
terdny and trouneod Sacramento,
IA 90 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
National League

smith. o'Ssiil: Carlson. GlaEnsr and WI
scn.
A. ~; Lous- n. II.
chicago ...,-.--...-...-..s.lA II
81 Louis ......-....-...... i
Alexander. Osborne and Hartnets;
HAines, North. Bell. Delaney and Wick.
Homer
At Cincinnati n. VI. Y.
Pitssburg ..................
Cincinnati ........r.-.......
Cooper and Schmidt; Luqus and Har-
grave
Al New York n. II. Z.
New York ...... o
Grimes and Doberry, Bentley and
GoNdy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
BOnStein and DR.. Houston
Entered in &. C.. TOurney

Following ipmprrow'H Qualifying
round of as holes. tho % low scorers
viii engage IN elimination match
play AZ IS holes on Saturday and
Sunday. Tho finale viii b. decided
ON ss.holo Journey on Monday.
T,HE first Of the 1874 in,sr-ciub
Il team matches to be played In
this section VIII be staged AZ tho
Rainier Country club Saturday. when
the Aberdeen team viii DO tho Euos,a
% tho Rainier lads In an IS holo
thfeepolnt links test.
Homer Brown. BUY Patterson.
Walter FoyarEiie. Harry phlppn.
Don Miller. George Fowler and the
rest Of that crowd from tho orayn
iiarbor Country club that u SEIZED.
uied TO ,eo-off on tho Dcs Molnes
highway course Saturday viii fur.
nish tho opposition for the Earring.
Ton team on tho links that skirt the
Black river sunday morning at $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
VERNON WINS

Eckert and DAILY: Garfield, Yc
lowhorsc and Shea, koehlcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

a FTEh spending several months
a 10 California. during which time
ho Joined the ranks OF the bcnedlrts.
"curley' HucHton Is again IA our
midst. and with his brother. Jack.
IA now buHily engaged In giving Eolt
lessons In tho Calhoun Indoor Coli
school IN tho Calhoun hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

Tor victory Is sweet but Il Isn't everything by any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

anal touch to good dress both IN
business aud on social occasions
"Hair.Groom Is greaseless also
helps grow thick. heavy, lustrous
hair. Beware OF greasy, harmful
limitations Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

IIone nun Wolsh- Two
Rohwor. Brady. Eldred, L.esII
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

roofs are constructed Of shingles
which have been dipped, soaked, Or
sprayed with creosotc or other prepa-
rations which cause them to last twice
as long - the old-fashioned shingles
which were merely stained or painted
In the ordinary 0ld-fashioned manner.
Shingles which ACru been treated with
creosote are maze 1cdcally wealth.
er-proof. They do - gast, BOT, or
corrode, and they offer ReSa0z3Ace to
any sort of decay. Shine1GS which
have been dipped in creosote do not
require close sheeting, and as they
are lightweight they do not make a
cumbersome roof. Shingles which
have been treated with creosote are
poor conductors Of heat and cold,
thus a house which has a roof of
creosoted shingles is cooler In sum-
mer and warmer in winter than Is a
house which Is rooted with the un-
treated shingles which more readily
conduct heat and cold.
There are so many different types
of creosote-treated shingles on the
market that a choice may be made
for every variety of home. These
weather-proof shingles are made in
the widest variety Of colors, and may
be laid in numerous designs to suit
different tastes. When the initial
cost, uDkeep, and staining of creosot-
ed shingles are considered the pur-
chaser will find that this weather.
proof type of roofing is cheaper than
the old-fashioned roof. which re-
quircd re-shingling every spring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
As Adjunct to Kitchen 1t
Is Almost indispensable
in Small Home.
1T HAS MANY USES
Aside From Morning Meal,
1t Can Be Used as Play
Spot for Children.

In a large house n breakfast room
where breakfast and lunch may be
served on the breakfast room table
laid with doilies or small mats, thus
saving the dining room table and the
large damask table cloths from I'M
necessary wear and tear is a great
convenience, but in the small house
breakfast nook. built right into some
corner of the kitchen will prove an
even greater convenience. For in the
small house the regular dining room
is never so formal that it can only
/ be used on state occasions, but can
and should be used for most of the
| family meals. There are. however,
times when it is necessary to eat hur-
ried breakfasts or lunches, and for the
household which has no maid, the
breakfast nook, because unlike the
breakfast room, it is right in the
kitchen, will prove great saver of
time and steps.
Part Of tile Kitchen.
This combination Of breakfast room
and kitchen will save fuel on cold
winter mornings when the kitchen is
the warmest and contest room in the
| house. The breakfast nook should be
| in the kitchen in order to save the
most work and prove the greatest
convenience, but it should be so placed
in a corner or by window, so that
it is a pleasure for those who are
| eating, and at the same time it should
be near enough to sink, cupboard and
stove so that it may prove convenient
| Sl,a x-h- sc carx,tn0 Vf
sible, the breakfast nook should be
| placed near window, for sunshine
is the making of cheerful and pleas
ant breakfast nook. and the window
will make it possible to get as much
pleasure out of the nook in the sum
mer months as during the winter sea-
| son.
The breakfast nook will prove itself
useful and convenient in many unex-
pected ways. Besides being a delight
full place for family meals, the kitchen
nook will prove handy place for the
children. maid or laundress to eat.
1t will be particularly handy for Civ
| ing the children their sandwiches or
cocoa when they come home, tired and
hungry from school.
Children Can Play There.
For the younger children who have
not yet reached the school age it will
come in handy as a place where they
may cut paper dolls or draw pictures
on rainy days or whenever their moth
er desires TO have them under her eye
while she scrubs or bakes. The nook
will also be found a convenient place
for cleaning silver. arranging flowers
or doing any of the other things which
must be done in the kitchen, and yet
out not be mixed up with the prepara-
ton OF food.
The kitchen nook can be made very
attractive withut sacrificing any OF
its practical features. Any color
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
BEAUTY IN ROOFING
Composition Materials Are Popular
and Give Good Service.

Modern homes boast of beautiful
and artistic roofs, for the day is past
when a roof was regarded merely as
a protection against the weather, and
was entirely left out of the decora-
tive scheme. A few years ago when
the architect first began to realize
the artistic potenticlities Of the hum
Bile roof, he might talk in vain to
his client. for the client invariably
declared that beautiful roofs might be
artistic but that they were too ex.
pensive TO be practical. But during
the last few years, many roofings
have been placed on the market which
are as inexpensive as they are beauti-
full. There are many different types
OF composition roofings made in a
eolor-range and price-range to suit
every taste and every purse. These
various composition roofings make il
possible for even the most modest
dwelling to have roof which is not
only attractive but distinctive and
beautiful as well. Roofings made of
various types of rubber composition
offer admirable resistance to wind,
rain and other weather conditions.
They offer resistance to fire, and TO
rust and decay, and they are eco
nomical and safe. These roofings
may be laid to give many different
and pleasing effects. and are obtain
able in many soft and beautiful col.
or effects. The most popular colors
and those most in demand, according
to local contractors, are sage green,
venetian red, and steel blue,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
DEALERS DISPLAY
LARGE STOCK OF
WALL PAPER HERE
Bright Paper Has Special
Appeal for Spring
Decorating.

Spring is the time of the year when
everything fresh, cool and dainty has
a special appeal, and it is for. this
reason, perhaps, that in the spring n
great many peoples thoughts turn 10
the re-papering of the walls of their
homes. Perhaps not every room in
the house will require fresh paper
but the spring refurnishing and clean
ing usually reveals one room which re-
quires bright new wallpaper 10 make
it attractive for the coming year. L0-
cal dealers state that they are sell
ing more wallpaper this spring than
in other years. and that the spring
supply of wallpaper is more beauti'
full and less expensive than ut any
prior time.
Each year. the design OF wallpaper
seems TO grow more beautiful and 10
be available in more varied array
of patterns and colors. There is.
however. no waning of the vogue for
plain, unpatterned, soft-colored pa.
pers. which are more effective ami
more practical for living rooms. than
are the figured effects. For bed
rooms, and other informal rooms. many
papers are manufactured in simple.
flowery effects of delicate coloring
which are hard to withstand, For for
NAL rooms. satin-striped paper in var
ious color combinations makes an ex-
cellent background for the deliberately
upholstered furniture now in vogue.
The newest thing in wallpaper is the
scenic paper made to resemble the
tapestries which adorned the castle
walls of old. These scenic patterns
depict various feudal scenes. hunt
ing scenes. or landscapes. and are very
effective in any room large enough to
permit their use.
For the small room too obtrusive
should be avoided. and
plain. flat wallpapers which have the
appearance of paint should be chosen.
With a background of this type the
room is made to appear larger. and
i is not necessary TO be so careful in
the selection of the design of the up
lolstering and drapery material.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
DOES NOT SHRINK
Electric Rooster an Economy In
Cooking Meats.

How many housekeeprs appreciate
the economy of roasting meat in an
electric oven? Yet it is one OF the
greatest advantages of cooking with
an electric range.
Convenience and labor saving are,
of course, among the considerations
that move a woman to long for an
electric range and get it if she posi-
bly, can. She gloats over the cleanli-
ness of the equipment. the lack of
dust and SCOT and the absence Of OPP
preSsive heat while she is cooking.
But does she also know that the
diminution of meat in roasting is so
slight as to be practically negligible?
Weigh a piece of meat cooked in any
other type of range than an electric
before and after roasting and there is
startling amount of shrinkage. The
meat that comes from the electric
oven ready for the table tips the
scales at little less than it registered
when IL went in. The juices and the
fat have been saved MS well as the
fiber and are still in the meat to add
to its flavor and food value.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

scheme can be carried out, but care
should be taken to have the color
scheme of the breakfast nook harmon
ice with the adjoining kitche~. Glue
and white is always a pleasing color
combination, and 1t has the added ad-
vantage OF being easy, to match in
linoleum, draperies and even china;
Green and white is very fresh and
cool looking combination, While yellow
ana white mas 4 sunsniny erect winch
cannot ran 70 make the wnoie kltcnen
cheeriui IN appearance. III possible, tne
table should nave glass or compost,
tlon TOP, which saves poth time ana
ianmdry.
mere are various s.yies OF tap i
ana seats IN VOGUE. one-nsgeo tapies
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
Hints for the Household

When the screw-holes of the knobs
on dressers, sewing machines, etc.
become too large to hold the knobs,
tightly, dip a match in glue and ham,
mer it lightly into the hole. Let II
dry and then break off evenly with
the drawer. Screw the knob in and
it will hold securely.
When your shade becomes loose
from the stick and no small lacks are
handy, take adhesive tape, cut in
small strips and attach the shade on
stick. 1t holds quite as well as tacks
and there is no danger of running the
spring.
Here is a way to warm the bed of
the invalid both safely and speedily.
Into a Mason jar insert an electric
light bulb which has been run
through an opening in the cover of
the jar. The warmth is just suffi-
Gent to be pleasant all night long.
and it is absolutely safe.
1t is quite easy to seal bottles so
that there is absolutely no danger of
their becoming uncorked in a suit
case or trunk. Ink, medicine, per-
fumes-all may be treated by the same
process. The trick is simply to light
wax or tallow candle and carefully
allow the melting substance to drop
around the cork, rendering the bot
tie alright and firmly sealing the
stopper in place.
An emergency method of heating
water is effected by placing your cleo
trio iron, inverted, on a stand. The
current provides heating surface
which will quickly heat a pan or ket-
tle of water
By screwing wooden door-stops to
the legs of the kitchen table, thus
adding two inches to its height, the
woman of five feet and over will
find her work mdde much less tire
some, as she will be able to stand up
right, instead Of bending over.
Don't throw away old felt hats
when the men of the family are
through with them. The brims,
cleaned and pressed flat, make heat
proof mats which guard the finish
of your dining table.
Before putting away stovepipes in
the spring. clean thoroughly within
and without and rub vaseline on the
outside. Cover with newspapers,
stuffing both ends, and place in a
dry closet.
To clean polished floors, sprinkle
thickly with fine corn meal. Use
mop and scrub meal vigorously over
floor. Then sweep off and the floors
will look like new.-From The De-
signcr Magazine for March.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
LET BRIDGE CONTRACT
s21,40O Structure Will Span Arroyo
Colorado South Of La Ferris.

Brownsville, Tex, March 27.--Uon-
tract for the construction Of a 49,
foot, steel span bridge across the Ar
royo Colorado directly soutL Of La
Feria, was awarded Monday to the
Austin Brothers Bridge Company of
Dallas, at s21,40 Work on the
structure will start Immediately.
The completion Of this sridge will
connect large area of rapidly de-
veloping farm lands with the Gamer
on county concrete highway and will
prove a big factor in developing the
northwestern section of Cameron
county.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

Election of the freight makes a lam
bent glow on their bright surface.
Young people in the house will appre-
ciate their smoothness for dancing
both in winter and summer, and the
housewife will appreciate the fact that
floors waxed once month require
very little daily attention, and take
half as long to dust as do rough,
poorly cared for floors.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
Catch German Alien.

Brownsville, Tex, March 22.-
Fritz Harder, a German national. was
arrested Monday By Immigration
Guards Frank Crockett and Roy Har-
rell on the highway near Edinburg.
end was brought to Brownsville for
deportation proceedings. The alien
persisted that he had received no help
from the Mexican smugglrs, but bad
struggled himself across the Rio
Grande and was endeavoring to make
his way to the central part of the
state.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
ROOFS RESIST ROT
Creosoted Shingles Are Practical in
Building.

Nowadays there is not 90 much
talk every spring about re-shinsling
the roof. And it is not because peo-
pie are becoming shiftless and will
ing to overlook a shabby and leaky
roof. but it is because most modern
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

First Girl-What arc waiting for
Why don't you finish your letter to
Ella? Second Girl don't know wheth.
er to say Ever yours with truest love"
simply yours affectionately." You see
can't endure Ella think she's de-
testable!-Harper's