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Evening star., 1925-01-14


First of all, will the tennis associa-
ton be frightened out of approving
the rule that players figuring in
tournaments may not write about those
Journeys?
The answer ism The rule with
out question viii be approved,
Secondly, suppose that Tilden does
retire on the ground that, since he
will participate in all the important
tournaments, his occupation as a
writer will be injured II he is re-
strained from writing about them.
How will the sport of tennis be af-
fected?
Might Help Game.
If the U. S. L. T. A. were to take
up this question as it would be taken
UP by a hard-boiled business corpora
tion with an eye solely to the main
chance, 1t might work out a conclu-
sion that the champions retirement
would prove beneficial rather than
detrimental to the sport.
One of the reasons why some such
decision might be Forthcoming re-
lates to Tilden's outstanding ability.
He is the greatest player of all time
and no player now exists who can
even extend him, If he does not wish
to be extended,
The novelty of seeing this genius
of the courts in action has pretty
much worn away. In the case of an
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Willie MacfdrIane Tells:
Shooting Golf That Couldn't Go Wrong

0 will the following Anyway,
with which concerned Scotland l
and the concerned would have significance
details shall them
At in
with 60 1t had
mighty bad a good game
Now happened that the professional of this club often
that how
which do the follows
Evening star., 1925-01-14
LEARNS GRID COACHES
) ARE NOT EASY TO LAND
By the Associated Press.

By The Associat ted Press.
The mere offer of what is considered
aAhandsome salary is not sufficient to
era BILE any university to reach out and
take its pick OF foot ball coaches. DR..
w p. Edmunds, athletic director at
Washington University. said in COM
menting on that schools efforts TO OBJ
tim a gridiron teacher which would put
# on the foot ball map.
Washington announced some time
back 1t would be willing to pay at least
$4,000 a year to the right man.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Bush the olof Youth ul Harris New Wrestling Champ Knous Only One
H0LL0CHER WILL PLAY
IF HIS HEALTH PERMITS

ST. LOUIS. January 1t-Charlis
Hoiiochsr's status In base ball Id
1925 will depend upon the physical
condition Of the Chicago Cub short
stop couple Of months hence, he
has announced.
I'm feeling fine now, but am not
up to normal weight" he said. 'Tf !
feel that ] can stand up under the
strain OF long season. will re-
port to the Cubs; II not. / won't re-
port There are no contract dificul-
ties between him and his club, he
added.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
PAR FIVE HOLE IN TWO
CALLED "DODO" IN UTAH

bF the Associated Press.
Utah golfers are anxious to know
Just what to call a on a par s
hole, and for the time being they
have decided that it is "dodo." On
the Salt Lake Country Club course
recently Bob Simpson, club profess
slondi and holder of the Utah omen
title, negotiated 465 yards in two
strokes.
He made an exceptionally long
drive from the tee and then holed his
mashie approach shot. Many golfers
speak of this rarest of accomplish
ments as cuckoo"
Evening star., 1925-01-14

that in. ali foiiow-throuzh is cut
Short-the club gets only to the ball,
then starts upward Ii is possible. OF
course, for the ball TO he hit N fnirIy
solid blow, but IL so the ball will
merely roll along the ground. IL the
ciuhhead hits below the center of the
bail the shot will be Iofted. If the
eiuhhend hits above the center of the
Dali the shot is topped, either badly
or partly. The forward swing Is n
half circle, where the back swing has
been a half eIlipse.
Evening star., 1925-01-14

the countless centuries during which
man fought for the supremacy of the
world with. the other animals Of the
forest. But It is no longer a fact
There is no danger in the woods, un-
less you get lost and frightened and
starve to death, or unless you are
mistaken for deer by your fellow
humans.
The ferocity of animals Is over
estimated. The largest and fiercest
of them attack only when cornered
or wounded. They are glad enough
to run away and leave you in peace
or course, the business of simply
lying down in a blanket in the forest
has its drawbacks. II is hard not
to imagine a porcupine walking
across your face, a skunk paying you
a friendly call or field mouse start
ing house In your ear. But so TAR
a. the danger goes
Well there simply isn't any.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
TIGER WAS STAMEY,S
MODEL AS SHORTSTOP
Bucky Almost Despaired of Euer Be.
coming Big Lacquer After Seeing
DOME Perform, in Exhibition Game.
Chapter IO-Needed Encouragement.
BY STANLEY (BUCkY) HARRIS.

first chance to major league team redeter day
IVl Hughey Jennings and his Detroit Tigers booked
the Wilkes-Barre club the New York League
sibon Of
keep from o Wikes-Barre
When |
This was in 1912 still an assistant weshmaster My application
our district Jennings considered home product the valley He
the He had
League 1909 although the
the world and Pittsburgh
Piat ed k L lie I-nrs in
Evening star., 1925-01-14

the right side has
Sropped q O w n
ward just before
tie club h G a d
reaches the ball.
Due to this drop
ping or cOIlapsinG
there is n tend
e n cy for ( h c
w e j z h I of the
body to fall back
onto the riEh t
leg, &C the
down yvnrd move
nent of the right
side has, at the
y n m c II M c, a
backward In clina-
ton. This causes
the club h q u d.
about the time IL
Evening star., 1925-01-14
FIRST HORSESHOE TRAIN
TO BE RUN NEXT MONTH

By the Associated Press.
A horseshoe special, the first train
ever scheduled to carry only horseshoe
pitchers, will leave Minneapolis about
February IS for the Midwinter tourna-
ment at Lakeworth, Fla, February I6
to 2S.
aayers and fans will make UP the
party, which will travel approximately
5000 miles.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
WILLARD WILL BATTLE
DEMPSEY In NEW WAY
By the Associated Press.

BY the Assoc!ate ted Press. y
Jess willard, former heavy
weight pugtlistic champion, fs
training for another contest with
Jack Dempsey, who laid him low
at Toledo, Ohio, for the champion
ship.
This time 1T will be WiIIard's
hotel against Dempsey's, however.
Jack owns N Los Angeles hosiery.
willard has authorized architects
TO plan an eight-story, 25O-room
hatel in Hollywood to cost $780,
coo.
"FightiBg is kids play, any
way" said the giant willard.
"Dempsey has demonstrated that
good fighter can make more
money I'm n hotel any day than I'm
q ring.o
Evening star., 1925-01-14
MUM DEPENDS ENTIRELY
ON HIS STRENGTH TO WIN
Giant Who Sent Strangler Lewis, For
mer Titleholder, TO Hospital After Bout Was
Educated to Be Physician.
BY ED cOcHRANE.

ANSAS CITY Mo, January 14Whn Earl Caddock
weight wrestling champion
with thousand holds Today game in Wayne H.
Num- the former foot ball who crippled
cStrange) Lewis Kansas Thursday champion
climbed the throne by
and crotchpu brute that superior
of other wrestler in the
sheer strength and the referees ruling have Mum the title
IL months
second choice his first boxing until hit the chin
Evening star., 1925-01-14
TERRIS BEATS GOODRICH.

NEW YORK, January i&.-Sid Ter
ris, New York lightweight, received
the decision over Jimmy Goodrich of
Buffalo in a l2-reund battle here last
night. Terris weighed I32la and
Goodrich 1874. Terris depended upon
his sneed and fast jabs.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
TILDEN TO QUIT TENNIS.
INTIMATE FRIEND" SAYS
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK January l4A tennis affairs comes
VI unexpected An intimate
Tdcn the world champion, public prints
effect that Big B will his retirement compei
tions shortly
This predicted will acceptance
special already approved
o the U. S l. T. A
There several the situation that interesting
Evening star., 1925-01-14
TEN-ROUND BOUTS LEGAL.

Los ANGELES, January IA. -
TweIve-rouu' no-decision bouts can
not D. staged under the new state
law within the city of Los Angeles.
but 10-round decision fights will be
allowed, according to an opinion
given the police commission by City
Attorney Jess +. stephens.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
RICHARD MAKES DENIAL.

NEW YORK, January IA. - Tex
Rickard, Madison Square Garden pro-
moter, has denied that he had ap-
preached Paavo Nurmi or Willie Ri
tola, Finnish middle distance stars,
with the idea of offering them a pro-
fessional proposition
Evening star., 1925-01-14

BUCHANNON, w. Va. January IA.
Casper Kraus of Akron, Ohio, soph-
omore at West Virginia Wesleyan
College, has been elected captain of
the basket ball team.
Evening star., 1925-01-14

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January IA
Joe Stecher, former heavyweight
wrestling champion of the world, and
Slsfn Browning of Wichita, Kans., have
A-een matched Cor a finish bout here
AAnuary 20.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
InsiideGolf
BY Chester Horton

In studying the collapse of the
right side in the forward swing the
sketch herewith speaks more plainly
than words. The sketch shows how
Evening star., 1925-01-14
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL FL. DIG.
President Izaak Walton League OF Aneries.

re longer have anything forests We
wv through the all animal life
dangerous And the inhabitants of the Amer
can the Indians,
sometimes however how
full of strange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
New, Remarkable Remedy,
Brings Quick Relief From
Sharp, Shooting Nerve
Pains

In regard 70 EopA Ssuritis Tab
lets, win say ,hs, am o. X. nov.
Have hsd no palm for about three
weeks and feet 'hs, l am cured
VIII surely recommend them 20 all
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CsiEnsdl MRS. W. A. rLAT-T -
Mrs. riasttis only ono Of thou
sands who brsa,hs signs % relief
when they think Of what thl, now
discovery o. an eminent physician
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riaE, sseuiElnE psins 81 nsuri,u IN
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these roof uHfoftunateH tried nearly
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Then they tried thls new. remark.
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Enpa Nsufiils Tablets are EuAran-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
PREVENT FIRES
Christmas Warning Sounded
by Marshal Laing

The firs menace from Christmas
trees and other iurAmmabla dscorn.
ions was stressed heavily IN a warn
ing issued Tuesday BY Fire Marshal
Robert l.. Iaing. Christmas candies
md other open flames are the great.
cot single factor in spreading fire
md turning Christmas from a Joyous
holiday into ono Of death injury and
destruction, I.ainE said
Electric colored lights should be
used. Open flame SHOULD be avoided
a chemical solution OF fire prooflnE
should be- used on trees and drcora.
tons. This chemical can be readily
purchased at low cost. Sundays
$4,000 blaze In tho Sanitary market.
which threatened tho entire market
district was due 20 ChriAmas dec.
oratlops. Laing declares.
Every year" no says. happy
homes are burned because people
people will not take the trouble 10
guard against fire. Tour homo may
be the next"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
Street Car Held
Up by 2 Bandits

Two bandits early Tuesdny morn.
ing held up and robbed tho Bal.
lard street car on 14th ave. n. w.
and tcary ave, Il was reported to
police j.. II. Deter. motorman.
said the two men took $40 in token.
and 81 in change.
Daddy. bring home one Of Boldt's
pumpkin Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
S8,068.80

The above amount has been given
away by us In prlzog.
$4,000 moro VIII DO given away
First prize -1o25 Ford touring
car, Besides this splendid first
prize. wo nre going to give away
"a other prizes.
Rearrnnge tho figures In tho
above square in such manner Tint
they will count 10 each way (hori
zontnlly and vertically aud send
ua your answer, together with your
nnmo and address. neatly written
on n ahoet OF paper and II your
nnawor IN correct We will Mt once
mail you Hplondid illustrated
prize list describing the prizes md
giving full Information and rules
In cnso OF tics, general Appearance
nentness and handwriting of on,
try Will DO considered factors IL
correct. We viii advise you by re.
turn mall OF n simple condition 10
fulfill. Don't send any money You
rnn be n prize wlHncr without
aponding one cent Of your monry
Send your answer--act quickly,
The Northwest Poultry journal
sO3 South Commercial
Salem, oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
Home or Career.
Is Debate Topic

Home or a career? Babies or
business7
The same problem confronting
Barbara Hawley. heroine OF The
stars serial The Path Of Desire. =
viii be debated BY goods from three
Observation-Disclosures. California and
Rssd--in a triangular debate 20 be
held early In March.
7 IL is the first time for years
that girl orators from the Univer
sity Of Washington have been able
to meet with those Of California, as
the Southern school has always
been inclined TO debate upon tho
more intimate subjects. while the
Washington girls have stuck 10
more academic and impersonal top
les. such as the Panama canal or
child labor.
This year. however. they took as
their topic a question confronted by
every girl at least once in life.
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
Shifts Bars With
Aid of the Police

A quick shift from behind the bar
TO behind tho barn was made whom
George Francis. 10. alleged TO have
been operating n miniature bar at
1917 Main St. was arrested by police
dry squad raiders last night.
1t was reported that number OF
assorted glasses and small guam.
tlty Of liquor were seized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
lAdy.rtIs,msntl
Magical Effect Of
Harmless Face Peeler

To maintain clear, rosy and youth
fn complexion, there's nothing 20 simple
70 use and yet no effective as ordinary
msroo'lzsd wax, which you can get ~
any drug store. Just apply at night ms
yoti would cold cream. and IN tho morn
Ing wash II of with warm wstsr. II
you've never tried ~ you cant Imagine
Tho magical effect Of this harmless
home treatment Mercolzed wax causes
ius old worn-out scarf skin TO uoma off
in tiny particles. n little a. a tine, and
foon you nave entirsiY Snsd the often.
sys eutlcio. The freth young undrTshln
nov In evidence IN 80 healthy ana glrl-
ifh looking, ~ free from any appearance,
not hsard Of this mHstslous complexion
renewing secret long ago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
Bishop of Wall
Street" Is Dead

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Ths "Blsh.
OF Of Wall Street" whose noon.hour
sermons from the steps es tho sub.
treasury building were for years a
daily event. Is dead.
The Rev. William wilkinson today
fell victim 20 heart weakness.
brought on by an attack OF pnsu.
nonia- Ho was nearly 90 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
,.rHE PArH on pEsIREs b

scoring a sensation in Seattle and
thruout tho state. II you have not
started 70 read this fascinating
story, start today Back chapters
up 10 and including Mondays In
stallment can be obtained al Tho
Star circulation department, or
win b mailed TO you on request.
Phone mAin-osoo. THERE is NO
CHARGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
When You Feel a Cold Coming On

Take Laxative BRoMo QUIN1NE
Tablets 20 work Off tho cause and
10 fortify the system against an
attack Of Grip or Influenza. A Safe
and Proven Remedy The box bears
signature Of r.. W. Grove aOc.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08

olympia
nibbling on apples.
Another typo of legislation that
interests me" remarked Mrs. wrny.
lis any proposed law which looks
20 the preservation Of the beauties
% our state. or tho historic spots
IN Washington, was delighted
when tho bin that protects our state
flower tho rhododendron passed
tho house. Perhaps this interest IN
affairs relative 20 preserving beau
ties of our state comes from tho
fact that am a native daughter
of Washington"
There's just ono topic which Mrs
Wmy would not 30 interviewed
upon. and that was whether she
enjoyed hearing Senator Billy" her
husband. make a speech. She de.
cllned 10 answer.
But watched her the other day
when Sen. wray was on thu floor.
and--woll. there's a certain light in
woman's eyes that can bo in
terprcted In only one way by an.
other womnn--that light beamcd
pride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08

lAdyeTilsemsntJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
FOibies of Senators Are
Explained by Mrs. Wray
Can Tell Who Prefer
Gay Ties and Who
Go After Candy

IOLYMPTA. Dec. s-Sho could tell
~ you which senator likes gay tlca
and which one favoru nombor shades.
which one eats candy and which on
umokes This g. said OF Mira VIII
Ham Wray, wife OF Senator wray. o.
Seattle Mrs, wray r. ono OF the
most ardent gallery Eazera Of tho
legislative feminine colony,
What do ! like best nt the legia-
aturog' eNelalma Mrs. Wray. why.
sitting In tho gallery watching tho
actual process OF lawmaidng have
visited big factories and seen tho IN.
dustrlal workers fashionng gar
ments, but tho greatest factory In
our state IL tho legislature mould
ing laws.
Everything "a interesting 20 me
like 20 nnAlyzo tho moods OF the
different senators In relation 70
various measures. lika 60 make
guesssl as 20 their possible opinions
on various laws. even enjoy
watching their facial expressions
and we'll. must confess with "A
womAns flare for colors l know the
shades Of many OF tho senators' ties
usually keep some roll call lists
with me 40 ! can watch the vote
and ! read over tho days calendar
20 that l am informed as 10 what
bills viii DO discussed"
SHE WATCHES
But KEEPS busy
but laees and soft fabrics have
swathed women for too many CEN
turtles Stern laws can not down the
feminine penehant for pretty things
aud hs dainty littlo Mrs. wrny ats
Ia tho gallery with a plio OF the legls.
latiyo bills by her side. she sewu msr.
rily away on lovely Christmas gifts
ahadowy piles OF lacoa ana ribbons
Mira Ways gallery prospective Is
combination OF sensational per.
sonal whlms and tho big volumes OF
proposed laws. She knows tho win
dows viii shake when Sen. Dan
iandon. OF King county. sends his
big voice roaring across tho senate
chamber She has watched Sen.
Reba J, Hurn, OF spokane. eonoon-
trate on letters and appropriation
figures when all around her il a
legislative hubbub. She knows how
faa,idious Sen. conyard. OF Chowe
lah. Is about his ties harmonlzing
with his suits. She knows that
Sen Morthland. Of Yakima. ana n
dozen or so other senators. don't
smoke. bu, that they like candy.
she could toll you how Sen. Barnes.
OF Cowlltz county. always likes his
morning paper before hs looks at
tho senate calendar. and that Sen.
Hastings slides eloae to tho aFo-old
philosophy. AN apple a day keeps
tho doctor away" Tor Dc 40 often IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-23
GOings-On

NATIONAE-Leon Enrol in
Ziegfeld's Louie the 14th"
POLPS-Willie Howard in a
new musical comedy, "Sky High"
BELASCO-Henry Miller in a
new play, After Love-"
KEITH'S-Robert Warwick in
a playet; others.
EARLE-Vera Gordon in per-
son; other acts and films.
STRAND-Vaudeville and films.
AUDITORIUM-Frieburg pas.
sion play in films.
GAYETY-"Step on It." bur-
lesque.
MUTUAL-"The Merry Max
ers," burlesque.
RIALTO-Feature film, Royal
Marimba Band and dancing due.
METROPOLITAN-Doris Ken
yon in "A Thief in Paradise"
COLUMBIA-Alice Terry, Con-
way Tearle in THE Great Divide"
PALACE-Norma Shearer, Con-
rad Nagel in Excuse Me-"
TIVOLI-Bebe Daniels in Miss
Bluebeard."
AMBASSADOR-Doris Kenyon
in "A Thief in Paradise"
CENTRAL-"The Foolish Vir.
GIN"
SAVOY-Baby Peggy in 1.-The
Poor Kid"
AVENUE GRAND-"Husbands
and Lovers"
APOLLO-COllen Moore in so
Big"
YORK-Colleen Moore in So
Big"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-23
TIVOLI-
Bebe Daniels

Bebe Daniels offers a charming
portrayal Of the little French girl
who developed one husband too
many in the film version Of Avery
HopwOod's comedy success, Lit
tie Miss Bluebeard," showing the
last times today at CrandalPs
Tivoli. This subject permits its
star to revert to the type of far
cical good humor that made her
SO important a factor in the early
success Of the Harold Lloyd come
dies in which she played opposite
the horn-rimmed laugh-getter.
The comedy for the first bill Of
the week is step Fast" in which
Jimmie Adams does and new
issue Of the Pathe Review rounds
0t the entertainment.
The bill is appreciably en-
HANGED by the excellent pipe
organ accompaniment by Otto F.
Beck.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-23
Continued from Page 14)

Continued from rage 49,
control these in a way wondrous
to behold for the current film at
traction at the Columbia, 1.-The
Great Divide"
A cloudburst gathers in the
aky and breaks at the bid of the
director. Great aValanches OF
water unloosed come crashing
through the walls of the canyon
Mt the oppoItune moment. For
living, scenic beauty this film
IL unsurpassed. The photography
is a delight.
Against this background OF
desert and mountain the drama
unfolds itself.
Three drunken jewellers, one a
bleary-eyed tad man, one a de-
generate and the third a real he
man. filled with drink and the
devil" break into the home OF a
girl, alone and unprotected, after
midnight. The bad man proposes
they gamble for her. The de-
generate asquiesces. Our hero
looks on, amused at the girls
plight. She appeals to him offer
ing herself as reward. The h.
man is willing, and quickly dis
poses Of the other two, one via a
bullet.
They are wed the same night.
The girl loathes him for carry
ing out the bargain, does so I'M
til nearly the end.
But everything works out we'll
enough to satisfy the members
of the happy-ending association,
thanks to the appearance Of a
little baby in the last reel and
some glazing discrepancies in the
story.
A Western thriller with an ALL
star cast, we'll directed and pro-
6uced on a superb scale.
Alice Terry is beautiful in the
leading role. and Conway Tearle
makes a handsome figure in cow
boy buds.
international News Reel de-
serves special mention this week
for couple of thrilling lex
clusives."
A crossword music diversion
fits in nicely. J. e. P.