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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Giants and Senator'S Major League Fayokites
FoUargue Is Again
Rated as Amateur

DEL MONTE, Cnl., March TO-
a professional golfer now reinsthted
as an amateur. md ono Of the
Vests best. w. O. Fovarguo, Of Sc.
attic. was a Del Monto' visitor last
week, In company with the local
pros, Peter Hay Johnny Castro and
Joe Mayo, he played over both tho
Pebble Beach and the Del Monte
California championship golf coures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
SALEM MEET
CALLED OFF

CALEM. Ore. March 20,-The Pa.
~ citio Coast high school basket
ball tourney planned 10 have been
here, has been called off because
Rupert, Idaho. high school declined
an invitation TO attend.
Rupert IS going 10 Chicago for
tho national tournament and that
Il tho reason the Salem trip war
rejected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
imp Baiters
With Indians

los ANGELES. Cal. March
90. - Harry Williams. Coast
league president, expects TO keep
busy this summer seeking fines
on the Seattle club.
What a fine bunch Of umpire
baiters there win be on that In.
dian team" comments Williams.
with kiliefer. Cutshaw, BRAZIL
aud McCabc on the same club"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Play Is Started
IN Polo Tourney

DEL MONTE. Cal. March 20
The annual Pacific coast Junior ana
open polo championships will start
with tho first round OF the Junior
event a. Del eMonte. Saturday.
Close 70 200 ponies, mounts Of all
OF the leading teams OF tho West.
are now quartered in the Del Mon.
tc BtablcB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Martin FaUored to
Win OUer Rosenberg

NEW YORK, March 2o.-Eddio
wCannonbalrJ Martin. worlds
bantnmweisht champion. il a 7 TO
9 fayoriie in the betting TO win
from Charley Phil Rosenberg, Now
York challenger. wien they meet
Friday night in 10 rounds IN Mndi.
son Square Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
CleUelander Wins
Noisy Golf Match

DEL MONTE. Cal. March co
The annual Scotch Bletoherlu tour,
nament here, March IS. was won by
w Il. white, OF Cleveland. o., who
defeated Lew Pierce, OF Susan. Cal.
nj the ninth hole with par. A
gallery OF more than 100, armed
with megnphones. whistles and
horns. made life miserable for the
players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Offer Made
for BRAZIL

LOS ANGELES. March H.
Bin klllefer. manager or the Chi.
oago Cubs, Thursday offered n
bag OF gold for Frank BRAZIL,
regular third bnscman Of tn SO.
attic Indians.
Killefor made his bid ha
counter proposition when his
brother, Wade Klllefer, manager
OF tho Indians. tried 10 soll him
Ted Baldwin. The amount OF.
fcred. war not made public. but
II is enid 20 range around
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Ted LeWis Tossed
in London Scrap

LONDON. March 2O.-Ted C'Kid'1
Lewis. former wcltorweIsht cham
plon OF the world, was disqualified
FOR persistent holding In the fifth
round Of "A bout against Tommy
Niilllgan. English champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Pedley, Polo Star,
Is Golf Fauorite

DEL MONTE, March 2O--Erlc
Pedley. outstanding polo star Of the
internationally famous AIidwiclg
Country club team, rs expected 10
win tho polo pi0yers' golf champion.
ship. March 81 to April Is, at Del
Monte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

pretty during the ensuing pc.
riod Of financial stagnatiou when
Battling Bceyo" IL filling his
old familiar seat on the milk
wagon.
onco and occasionally thcy's a
champion that ISN'T so good around
tho fivc-and,hath as he IS down 70
the club. and then and in that event
l should say the wife had better
trip him for the count or fling the
towel In the ring. II she's not a nit,
wit che can always sign up some
where's else little later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Frosh Tossers to
Report on March 81

Coach "Torchy" Torrance Of the
University Of Washington frosh
baseball team has set March 81 as
tho date OF the first practice for the
yearling toasers. Torrance has line
on the material he will have and
expects a strong team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

KANSAS CITY. March sO.-Ed
t-Stangler'1 Lewis. former heavy.
weight wrestling champion. defeated
Pat McGill OF Nebraska In two
straight falls last night. Toots
Mondt. Colorado. won two straight
from Carl Sampson in the pre-.
limlnaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

ball teams have
altered radically
tho outlook for
the penn an ,
races.
Tho stock OF
the New York
Giants and the
w "A y h in z ton
3 cnGtorH has
been strengthen.
cd greatly by
tho decline IN
tho rating OF
several expected
10 give them The
greatest opposl.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

tons! Resides
here's champion
,hap,shOotcrs and
champion boxers
and cham 10 n
liars and. boiling
IL down 10 the last
ditch, l s'pose a
champion any'old
thing is merely a
simple husband
around the house,
/ SUPPOSE e' N''-''
there Is more OK
element belnE tho
wife OF say a cham
pion pugilLst than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Tom DAILY Is taking hi, own time about
getting In shape and while no never
makes much noise around the ball field
he's one Of those fellows that IA always
ready 10 step ~ AT any time. paly IL
rated by tho ball players as being one
Of the smaftest receivers tn the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

j, may bo terrible summer IN
many respects. but there IL consola.
ton 10 the announcement that Car.
pentler VIII remain IN France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Tho screw ball viii get - big play from
the Indian pitchers this year, Jim nagby,
Fred rupHell and niil rlummer having
effective control o. H. The pitch II DO
liNvred with tho bail rollins Off OF tho
second finEcr ana Il breaks In tho OF.
poslto direction OF a regular curve,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

nabe Herman imprcsscs Que ~ do
or,dog't hitter. one % those sluEgeru who
takes terrific rifle az tho hail and n
he connects tho apple IA likely 60 land
Ia ths next city and n no desan't he's
10 danger OF breaking his back swing
ms,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Life of Wife
of champion
BY LORA LA BLANK

TOW DO know, 1 Says to the
IL sports editor, how IL feels 20 be
the wife of a champion, never hay
ing bccp oncg
Honest. Il takes an editor 60 ask
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Itriek Eidred should he IN better shape
this year than he was last summer vi
dred was troubled by u bad appsndls
last fell and no wasn't capable OF play,
lnE the hall that no cAu lie had Il r.,
moved last winter and hos rvAdy 70 GO
right now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Only two Of the ball player wives arc
IA camp. Mrs Miijus and Mrs, russell
being with their husbands.
DilI riummrr won't admit that sammy
crane "a a better thrseseunhion player
than no Is and Plummsr isn't Just about
supporting one Of the billiard halls hue'
KiIiefer IL keeping pabo Herman on
frat hAFp. 90 u looks like no won't use
him much IN tho outfield
John 1anlc, one Of the rookie caleb
sra. hes been uBsd at sherstop recently
In tho practice games and he's been so'ng
pretty good.
DTiek Eldred ihinks that "snds sun
erlana il one Of the smarlest pitchers ~
tho Coast league and that II he gets
on 90 good start 'AudH' VIII win a
lot OF games this year Eldred - real
hitter and no ought 10 know what he's
talking about when Il comes 20 pitching
Billy MeCabe ha. been giving the boys
an example 81 his golf skill on the hAli
field. 10 gets results putting tho base
balls around tho diamond. but they say
tina, hts form Il TOO fancy for low scores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
bent upon pleasure than bust.
ness.

The Washington Senators arc i'm.
proved over their 1924 form. The
team has been strengthened where
Il needed strength and the players
seem TO be attending strictly 10
business.
Walter johnson, showing tho gen.
oral attitude Of the worlds cham.
plonB. has refused TO pitch in ex-
hlbition games. saving his arm for
The pcnnhnt race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Winners of
1924 Loom
ThisSeason
Decline Is Taken in Stock
of Other Major League
Clubs
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK, March Recent
IN developments IN tho training
camps OF the major league base.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
Methodist Bishops
Confirm Defeat of
Unification Plan

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 13.-Unifi-
cation of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and the Methodist Episcopal
Chuch, South, separated since 1874,
is defeated in the Southern church.
Official announcement of the fail
ure to carr yof the plan of merger
was made Saturday night by the col
lege of bishops of the southern
church. The bishops spent the greater
part of the day Of their regular fall
session in discussing the legality of
three votes of the Baltimore Confer
ence which were challenged because
it was claimed the three delegates
were inegible to vote.
The bishops decided that two of
these votes in the negative column
should not be counted, but will report
without change the total vote for and
against the plan of unification to the
general conference of the church
next May as compiled by Mrs. Maud
M. Turpin, director. of the secular
press bureau of the church.
The official vote is 4,528 for the
merger and 4,108 against. A ma
jority of 420 votes is given the af-
firmative, while the vote favoring
unification lacks 1,949 votes of the
three-fourths, majority needed for
ratification under the constitution of
the church.
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he'd look with approval on your APP
parently reckless escapades and when
he hears the sweet little story being
buzzed around through the kindness
of Mrs. Fisher he'll still worship you
but he might be afraid to attempt the
grade"
ooh I don't blame him. A man
can't marry girl who's chasing
around and getting gossiped about:
see now how dangerous it all was: "
"WAS?" Ellie was ~ frankly
amazed.
eyes, Ellie, 1 tell you I'm through.
Oh, I know it isn't going to be easy
but I'm certainly not getting any
kick out of the way we've behaved"
GAN right, suit yourself. But for
me. Pm just different, Sallie, I've
learned this much from our little en-
perience with the gay and dapper
Mr.. Fisher"
eyes. WHAT" I encouraged.
"To let MARRIED men alone"
"Oh. Ellie, you're incorrigible,"
I caught the subtility of her remark.
81 believe you'll always like to have
good time but | want to tell you
that YOU were heroine this after
noon. never dreamed anyone could
be so brave"
"Sallie, that wasn't anything. It
was a relief to get it off my chest"
she made wide gesture as if to
brush the compliments aside, Il
didn't do any more than you would
have done if you'd heard me wrong
ly accused"
81 don't know about that" I looked
at her with shining affection.
"Ellie," I said, breaking the 81
lence of the DUSK" you see 1 have
father to go to for advice but you
with your family away and sorter
drifting about, I'm worried. What
ARE you going to do?" .
go mix me that cocktail and
with a bright laugh, she was skip
ming through the room, the echo of
her voice dying away like little silver
bells.
Dreary Days and Vain Regrets for
Sallie
The next few weeks were hard to
endure. / was beginning to feel the
effect of the ugly scandal that was
whispered about.
In a letter to Ellie from Pensacola
came the news that Warren Fisher
and his wife were seen constantly to-
gether and were apparently recon-
ciled. That was like Warren. He
would be most devoted to her until
things Quoted down. Then he would
revert to type. When man is high
ly susceptible to feminine charms, it's
a condition like the texture of his
skin or the color of his eyes. There
is no change. Yes, they were happy
enough in the eyes of the world. His
connection with the inn episode
would die away on the breeze, but
not so easy the judgment l would re-
ceive. Already the tale had begun
to show it's effect upon my friends.
Even the ones whom I thought would
stand by me had grown noticeably
cool. Invitations to home where 1
had always been a welcome guest
ceased to arrive, and when 1 came
upon a group at the Country Club
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
"a LESSON" ABOUT
MARRIED MEN

And so Ellie's sutton had been
Warren Fisher.
AS I turned back the pages of the
last fe wmonths, I wondered why
had not realized it before. The fact
that she had received a wire saying
her lover would not arrive the morn
ing after l reached the Divines and
again, the queer way her face had
gone white when she read Mrs.
Fishers letter. Why then she must
have suspected that Warren Fisher
was the one who had caused all of
the embarrassment and for whose I'M
gallant behavior, l had been asked to
leave the Divines.
Just then Ellie entered the room.
She sat down leisurly in chair OPP
posite mine, looked at me sadly, and
remarked, "I'm off of mismated hus-
bands for life. You talk about I'M
appreciated wives but the neglected
husbands looking for delicate atten-
ton are worse. So much more COM
plicated. Wait until the next sor-
rowful benedict tries to hold my
hand. I'm throughv' rad
"But Ellie, what I can't under
stand, is why he picked on me-if-
"You mean if I were pining away
for him and expecting him every min
ute in Miami. Well, any girl who
thinks she's first in the affection of
a married man, can expect to be
made ridiculous. After all, when you
come right down to it, why should l
be surprised at him making love to
you or any other girls? l hadn't as
much claim on him as his wife and he
was untrue to her."
"Never mind, Ellie, please don't
bother to explain. It's all been hor-
rible but let's hope everything will
turn out all right"
"Sallie, cam that Pollyanna stuff.
It doesn't go. What do want
though, is a cocktail so big it would
fill an ice tea glass. l need some
thing. Mrs. Fisher is certainly not
the most stimulating creature in the
world" Ellie threw back over her
shoulder as she reached the door.
"Join me?"
''No thanks. I'm not going to fool
with that stuff any more"
"Good GOSH" she exclaimed, gon-
ma reform?"
She came back and sat on the arm
of the chair.
'You told me yourself, Ellie, that
the way to get the most happiness
out of life was to do the things that
YOU thought would bring it to you.
So far, I've been about the jazziest
person in town and right at the pres
ent moment, 1 can't say that Pm bub-
bling over with JOY"
$50 you think you'll try the other
role?" she asked. "WeH, I can't say
that you've been in love for some
time and that makes an awful
change"
"But, Ellie, he doesn't love me"
We spoke of Curtis Wright though
neither mentioned his name.
"He adores you, Sallie, but he's
afraid of the pace. He doesn't
flank he'd ever get to the point where
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whispering excitedly, the converse
ton Immediately ceased.
When older hosteses did not in
clude me on their lists, it hurt. Not
that 1 enjoyed their bridge parties,
luncheons or teas, but there is sort
of satisfaction in always being in
vited to things, and at least being
given a chance to refuse.
was not afraid that father would
hear the ugly tale. He would, of
course, be spared. I knew that Cur
tiss Wright had heard because of
what Marjorie had said. At dance,
she had overheard Anne discussing
the affair and impressing him with
the fact that Warren Fisher and l
had left Jacksonville together and
that it all had been arranged. She
reminded him of the morning at the
station and even asked him if he re-
membered Paul Wright yelling "bride
and groom Of course Anne would
recall that.
On another occasion. Majorie and
Anne were at the same meeting of
the bridge club when the affair at the
Inn was being aired for the first
time. Anne, it seemed, was after my
scalp more than any. of the other
girls.
"Why, Sallie," Marjorie said, right
before all of us, she kept harping on
the fact that she thought it was very
indiscreet for you and Warren Fisher
to be SEEN going away on the same
train. That she and Curtiss were
down at the station the morning you
left and that you both seemed so
thoroughly congenial. Gosh! She is
cat! .-;
Mari and Bob were staunch and
true. r,stl: ;.
Others said they wanted to stick
to me but that there fathers objected
! to their friendship with girl who
had been so unwise. Others even
said that their husbands were TO
blame for their sudden change. AS
if grown women were not at liberty
to be loyal to their friends. Oh, the
deception, the insincerity I was find
ing in my little world
I had heard that MARI defended
me, giving my side of the event,
but her explanation was received with
raised eyebrows and exchanged looks.
1t came to me that Anne and Cur
tiss were together a great deal of the
time. More than ever, it seemed
since my return. My latest adven-
ture would be looked upon by him as
an outrageous disregard for propriety
with the result that Anne's unspotted
reputation and old fashioned ideas
would have an added appeal.
She took care to keep out of my
sight. If she caught glimpse Of me
in a shop, she would cross quickly to
the other side. If it had not been for
Curtiss Wright, Anne would have
been the most faithful of all my
friends. As it was, could not help
feeling that she was happy over my
plight because Curtiss had been more
attentive to her since the Inn story
had gotten out.
As far as I was concerned, l had
forfeited his love and our paths
would lie apart. But even while l
realized the situation, | knew that no
one else could take the place he would
always hold in my heart.
But then, why should expect abb
solute happiness? When one comes
to think of it. very few of us ever
marry the one love of our dreams.
But life has to be lived even if the
threads are not caught carefully to-
gether and perfectly matched.
1t was true I had thrown away my
chance of felicity when l had chosen
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
Expert Shows Heavy
y Burden of Taxes

Atlanta, Ga.-Twelve and a half
cents out of every dollar of the COM
.bined income of the American people
during the last year went into taxes,
according to study in taxation made
public here recently by Frank Hemp
stead, income tax expert of Atlanta,
Miami and Washington. The total
burden of Federal, state and local
taxes has nearly doubled in proper
ton to national income since 1918,
rising from SO per cent in 1913 to
1875 per cent in 1924, Mr.. Hemp
stead pointed out.
While the increase of taxation in
proportion to national income in
1924 was due in part to increased
state and local levies, it was also due
in part to decreased national income,
Mr.. Hampstead said.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17

to pursue the way of frivolity instead
of accepting life of purpose filled
with beauty and romance as the wife
of Curtiss Wright. Foolishly l had
thought it possible to have both.
What had my pursuit of glittering
pleasure left in it's wake? Nothing
but dienchantment and vain regrets.
ITO be Continued)
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17

Dear Miss Flo:-I am in position
Where I receive many theatre tickets,
dance tickets, ETC., gratis. Is 1t cor
rect for me to invite boy to go with
me? Thanks.-F. G.
think it is most inadvisable for
girl, even though she receives tickets
gratis, to invite gentleman to ac-
company her. 1t is much better to
take girl along, because man may
have the feeling that the girl is try
ing to catch" him.
Dear Miss Flo:-Please tell me
what l could give young girl of sew
enteen for Cristmas. / have taken
her to the movies, have called at her
home several times, etc, and would
like to give her some sort of IAN i'm
personal gift.-V. D.
Flowers, candy, books, perfume,
and inexpensive novelties make the
most suitable gift for girl of sew
enteen.
Dear Miss Flo:-Is it still consid-
cred good form for the gentleman to
remove his gloves before shaking
hands. don't see many of them do
ing it these days, and would like to
know if whether or not it is lack of
courtesy when they do not. Thank
you.-F. W.
The old form of taking off the
glove to shake hands with lady is
gradually disappearing in many parts
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17

Artificial flowers should never be
used as a table decoration. 1t is much
better to have no decoration at all
than have artificial flowers. 20 1t
is not necessary to attempt to shake
hands with everybody in the room
when leaving.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17
ETIQUETTE
(By FLO)

Dear Miss Flo:-Is it considered
good form to decorate the table with
artificial flowers. (2) After paying
a social call, where there are several
people present, is it necessary to
shake hands with every one in the
room when leaving? Thank you.-
G. o.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-12-17

For tie Children
Tool Chests, Drums, WACO
Iron and Trains of lighter Met
Wheelbarrows, Tricycles, Velo
pedes, Mechanical Toys, Hors
Toddlers, Automobiles, mechan
ally driven, Air Rifles,z~Pocl
Knives and Children's Cuttlel
Cowboy and Indian Suits, Baseb
and other, Sporting Goods, Glow
Mits and Masks, Footballs, Boxll
Gloves, Erector Sets, Cfokinoie Sc
and many other Games and 10
attractive for children.
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