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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Women Golfers Announce Plans
for Spring Season at Everett

woman member 81 zach team viii
br decided rs "a special competition
put on ut the various clubs during
the first week la June The low
gross scorer viii OF course get tho
honor al partnsHnE her club pro.
tessinual in the championship test
on june r. No cash prices viii BE-
awarded the professionals. a. waH
done last year
The tournament committee 10
take charge 81 On. fourth annual
championship meet 10 be held over
the Everett course. August - TO Is.
Inclusive wil b. composed o. PIN
jefferson. the club professional. and
two other members yet TO be
named
The officers and delegates who
attended the meeting were Mrs.
Roy w Thomas. Everett president.
Miss pheb0 Neil Tldmarah. Seattle
Golf cim. vice president. Mrs Nril
Jumlsou, Everett secretary. Mrs.
Jesse Mills. olympia. treasurer Afra
H. o Young. InRlcwood. handicap
chairman. Mrs u. T. Twitchell. In.
glcwood Mrs. c w Howard. Boll.
ineham. Mrs r. Van Patton. RAJ.
nier: MrH W a Hupp. Aberdeen
Spokane. Tacoma and Yakima
were not represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Forbes Enters
Plea for Harper

TINE other day in this column
i was printed Jim Powers rank
ing OF Coast fighters, and TINS
writer called attention to the fact
that Vic Foley. Joe Simonieh ana
Eddie Huffman were left out.
And now comes Bert Forbes. who
trains Bobby Harper. and says that
the Northwest weiterweight cham
pion deserves a place somewhere ~
the list.
"The only bouts Harper has
lost in n long time were to
Pinltie Mitchell and to Eddie
Roberts. and he really beat
Roberts that time, and did ret
the decision the next time they
met.
Don't forget that Harper took
trim to California. too. some time
ago and he never lost fight IN q
half a dozen starts. He has draws
with Dode Bercot and Spug Myers
and has fought better boys on the
average than either Of them.
and another thing. Harper who
can make $40 pounds and who usu
ally enters the ring a few pounds
over that mark, has fought men
like Roberts and simonich, both
men being heavy welterweights
and ne licked Jimmy Sacco and Is
willing to fight him again. | hard
~ think you could ever get either
Myers or Bercot in the ring with
Sacco."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
LEAVENWORTH
PLAYS HERE

Seattle basketball fans viii sit iu
on "a toTrld contest af Tho Crystal
Pool SUNDAY afternoon. when the
Lsaysaworth Altsnrs tauglc with
The seattle Sunbsams These teams
are JUST about the best cage talent
in me state, The Sunueams az tine
Knights OF Columbus have split
six games with the crack Lt1yrus
worth five iu the past three years
Uriu Cox and stan Riddle ARE
billed Tor the forward bsrthR with
Hciuie Slelk az center Clcmrntson
and Ernie Murphy are slated Tor
the guard Jobs
The Lravenwortb lineup hasn't
been announced yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
ChedstyG
Team Makes
ItsBOU Soon

DAsEBALL, bowling. soccer. foot.
ID ball. hockey and various athletic
teams. except golf go into action
with the entire liueups dolled up in
the same colors.
There mDy br golf teams teeing
off with every member dressed alike,
but they are not to be found in the
Pacific Northwest. But they soon
will be. And Seattle win set the
fashion
Freddie Dolphin. the hustling
young manager Of the golf de.
parimcnt nj Cheastys. conceived
the idea That golf teams should
be uniformly attircd. rs In other
branches Of sport. and he j. 20.
ing to put his idea into execution.
This spring will find the "Cheas-
~ golf team" ready TO open the
season, each member wearing
The same kind of shoes. stock.
inEs, tasscls, lnickcrs. sweaters.
shirts. ties and caps: and willing
10 match shots with any other
squad either here or elsewhere.
II was the intention OF Fashion
Designer Dolphin to have his seven
man team all looking nike twins"
but when the rest OF the Cheasty
crowd, meaning those who play at
golf and had been overlooked in the
selection OF the team. got word OF
what was going around the store.
they raised squawk and Il had it,
effect, Everybody in all. includ.
ing the two bosses. Ray Bigclow and
Stan Frederick were measured"
for the very latest creations In wear.
ing apparel for golfers.
Freddie Is not going to even at.
tempt to sell his idea TO teams of
fair sex golfers-shey lust hate 10
wear the same as someone else. and
he knows it-but he feels quite Ger.
tain that the men teams Of the vari.
GUS stores and clubs thruout the CITY
viii follow the 'Cheasty" example.
So do We. Fred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
The Lineup
NURMI MAY
RACE HERE
DAAvo NURMI, the great Fin

DAANO NURMI, the great Finn
L runner may compete in the
University stadium here on July {.
An invitation was extended to MUIR.
mi yesterday by the American lie.
gion committee in charge OF the
Fourth OF July celebration.
Nurmis appearance here would
be regarded as one OF the biggest
events in local athletic history. He
is On attraction that would fin the
STADIUM to its capacity
John NJ. Allen. chairman of the
athletic committee OF the American
Legion, wired the invitation to
Nurml. and nj the same time wired
friends in the East to exert local
Influence with the Finn to interest
him in the bid, Every possible ef.
fort will he made to have him visit
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Star League
Meeting Set
for Monday

JuNIoR bailpiaysrs who are plan
u utns 10 play In The star league
this spring should not forget The
nrrt meeting % the league 90 be
held Monday night az The star at
Eza
Every team that figures 60 en-
tor should be- represented 40 this
nrst meeting when che plans for
tbs aaas8n. ~ NvI as the rules and
regulations pili bs Euur over
Tho age limit this year has been
set az 90 years boys who viii have
reached their eist birthday on o.
before Apdl J. 1895, win BE- lneilE,
iblr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Charley White Has
Quit Boxing Game

NEW YORK, Jan 30 49, Charley
White Chicago lightweight Who me;
N champions Ia the rtng during his
career, has retired % pursue private
business. his manager Ike porgun
announced here Benny Leonard and
PM Moran were the only ones who
stopped him white engaged IN ISL
contests and was credited with 81
knockouts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Berlenbach FaUored
IN Gotham, Ring Go

NEW YORK. Jan 80 Paul BrF.
lenbarh ighthruyywCIghI 10 'hr
fayoriis lu the betting 10 win from
Young Mafulo. Srw Orleans. when
thsy meet IN a izround bout tonight
To- Madison square Garden, The win
nrr has been promised a match with
Tiger Flowers. Atlanta miiilevriEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
BY LEO Ii. LASSEN

VpUH average service football
l. eleven. generally thru lack Of
proper conditioning, fails 10 get
very far on the gsidirun
hut the QuautiCo Marines are
something else again. With =
powerful team the Marines
svFpt thru . heavy schedule
last fall beating some crack
college elcycns and winning
their big game from the Third
Army corps TO climax the sea.
son.
wills Ryckmun. husky young
wasbingtonan. who now makes his
home in Yakima. aud who learned
his first football on the wnpato
high school team. was one OF the
stars Of that squad, playing left
hnlfback turnout the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
AboutFights
and Fighters
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

DUFF CANON, the Fill
II Pine fighter, made a
nice showing in his first
American start last Tuesday
really beating Chuck Hell
man, only to get a draw.
But Canton, bigger and
stronger than the Portland
boy, didn't have the test that
he will get next Tuesday
when he faces California
Joe Lynch.
Lynch. an experienced man and
= straight puuchry. IS one ~ The
ranking teathsrweights Of the West,
and II Canton can heat him then
he really has something.
Canton showed one bad box
Ing fault In his scrap with hri-
man. he threw his right hand
instead OF punching straight
with il. When lighter throws
punch Il loses uioNt Of us
kick because the leverage OF
the whole body can't he behind
the blow. And IL also leaves
him open for a counter punch
Holman. in that sixth round.
stunE Canton badly when the
Filipino came rushing in, thro"
ing his right hand and taking
some stiff punches ON the chin.
Both Canton and his sthbiemate,
Ben Furrai. made a real hit with
their aggressiyeness That's what
the boys and giris pay theiE dough
TO see.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Smell Earned
a Rest

TOE WATERMAN Is do'ug tne
y wise thing In letting Doe
Smell rest for a while The Pc
xhastin Kid. always carrying ihe
fight TO his opponent, takes lot
Of punishment in his fights and BE-
cause OF his intensive style even
husky fellow like Smell Is in danger
OF burning himself out.
In the space Of two months
smell fought Tod Morgan twice
Joe Lynch. Vie Foley and by
namiiev NIuEphy. Every one
was a tough battle and the
only decision he Lost was the
second fight with Morgan. and
it's no disgrace for youngsier
10 lose to him.
smell has put himself IN Solo
with Seattle fandom and he can
fight here again mos, any tim" h'
rsts ready to don the mltteus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Radio Broadcasts
Herman-Gibbons Go

DETROIT Jan 20 Station wWl
n5s7 mstsri viii broadcast round
by round a description u tnuIghtH
fight bstwrsn Tommy Gibbons. Of
50. Paul and Tiny Tim" Herman.
Omaha. starting al $40 = m Etsi.
rtu time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Oregon Grid Men
to Report Feb. 9

EUGENE, Ore, Jan 3O.-Conch
Dick Smith, new grid mentor at the
University of Oregon. will have his
men out for the first practice OF the
season ON February Q. 1t was an.
nounccd here yesterday Six weeks
Of spring pructice will be INDUCED in.
Smith declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

dining room yesterday where tho
directors and delegates OF the aRso.
citation held luncheon.mecting.
which was presided oyer by Mrs.
Roy w Thomas. the associations
president
The pro.woman club team tourua.
menf, the frst one Of its kind ever
held IN America and which was
won by Walter Purscy and Mrs. Fred
Jackson Of lngiewood on the Gruys
Harbor course last year. and which
WIS struck Off the associations list
Of seasons events 90 the annual
meeting last August. was resur.
rected at yesterdays session. In.
stead OF the teams playing on one
course. each team will play over
its home links on June IL. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
PREP BASKET
LEADERS MIX

ONE uf lHe three h.Eh school baH
" kytUJIl leaders viii ne tuppIri
from tb, deadlock In the prep race
tha afternoon when West Seattle
ANA broadway plB} 40 Bru8tWay
% should he one of the best lstr
Ties pf rhr season, both teams haN.
ing swept ruru thrive opponents iu
sluuuE stNle
ulIHri. The other leader plays
Lincoln at Ballard
Queen Anne goes Ga Garfield and
Roosevelt 20 Franklin iu the other
Eames ~ the taE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Connie Mack's Son
to Lead Athletics

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30.-Marl
Mack. son Of Connie Mack, has been
named team captain Of the Philadel.
phia American league club. IL was
announced here yesterday Young
Mack has had experience In minor
league baseball, managing clubs In
the Blue Ridge. Carolina Association
and Three ] league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
SEATTLE PITCHERS HAVE FANS GUESSING
,F2NIE MEYERS STAR ALAL-AROUVD MAI
TO TOSS COIN
FOR TOP SPOT

A COIN viii De- tossed to pee
y which Of the tsp lop bouts
BI thr Crystal Pool Tuesday viii
have fhr honor Of EoluE ON last
California Joe Lynch meets RUFF
Canton iu one OF the SCRAPS aud
pete urn-a aud TByie Davis in the
other
Nate uuNim1u. Who bias li7ivl
"a strong bunch OF quuTrls, hah
uuri up the following prelminafifs.
Freddie Nark W Roy Small
George Ishn va Benny Furuh
Ted Fnyn sol ml Grifnths
All N tho huy- ace uu tho Ef"gud
sxyrpr Lynch who Be- expected In
today FROM san Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
ONE OF BEST

One Or The best track and field
frats OF the 1924 season was the
record.brcnking leap Of Robert IL.
Eendrc. former Georgetown star.
Isgsudrc cleared % feet inches OF
the olympic games last summer.
Ills jump heat the old mark rs
three inches,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
STARS IN corRT

Ralph Moon" Baker. Purple foot.
tall star. IL hanging up quite a
reputation on tho basketball floor
this season Bakers clever nllround
play has featured practically every
game In which hts team has par.
tlcipated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
IMrS TO NIEItr

Los ANGELES. Jan. Pacific
Coast league umpires will have a
two.day session here before the
opening Of the season. President
Harry \. Williams announced yes.
terday The date has not yet been
set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

on their home
courses In Tie
second annual
handicap match
play agntust pgr
tn the IS hole
competition for
tho teicEuphic
trophy which was
won by the Boil
inEham team last
year
This bit Of news
flooted thru the
closed doors or
the Everett Golf
and Country clubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Montana Cage Game
Goes Extra Period

BUTTE. Mont. Jan 30 Mount -.
Charles defeated Montana Mines herr
last night. II TO 10. In close game.
which had TO Ko into extra play to
decide the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Bob Roper Fights
Jack Renault oday

OMAHA. Jan. 10I = Capt lob
Roper and Jack Rcuauli. heavy.
weight contender. arn the hradlinsrs
for tuuiEhtF boxing here They viii
go 10 rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
BY ALEX c. ROSE

.ON May IS the associate club
" members Of the Washington
state women's Cor association win
send ghelr eiEht-womru teams OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Stanford Ace
Does Well in
Each Activity
He's Now Playing Basket
ball and Baseball; Star
on Grid; Track Hopes

EENIE MEYERS snufordz 81.
- pcratblrir. Is Rluuton for
work ana there Dr. NO season 81
the year that does not find this
imam mountain actively engaged
TN come branch ~ atblrIirs
lie IL now having a hard lime
trtinE 10 PLAY basketball and
baseball. lie y forward on the
basket quintet aud also the Car
dinals' best pitcher
Allh0 bic ankles ha,r not fully
recovered from football lniurlrs,
Noyrra ls prarrieinE basketball each
day. bnl plans 10 start 10 his work
on the diamond this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

II develops that Mr.. Nurml is
very strange person; he cats ice
cream and cake 49,. II is ALSO sus.
pcctcd he drinks water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

Big Mum the wrestler. started
out to be q doctor Stranger Lewis
viii tell you he almost succeeded in
being an undertaken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Chinese Like BASKETBALL

They like basketball best says
Ryckmln, and while they take
kindly 20 The forwardpassing game
Ia football, they can't stand much
rouEhius and don't like TO get
hit
Japan goes In more FOR base.
hall and tennis. being more poorly
equipped as 10 their stature for
football"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Huskies Win
Easily Over
Bearcat Five

CALEM, Ore, Jan. 50-The Uni.
- versity OF Washington basket
ball team easily defeated william.
cite university here last night. Al
10 IS.
The visitors had everything their
way in the first half. leading 81 10
2. But in the second half. william.
cite came back strong. outplayed
the Huskies. Willamette made IL
points TO Washington's 10.
Hesketh, Washington forward.
was high man OF the contest.
LINEUP AND ~ MNARY
willamette 49, Warrington 80
Robertson 80 .....F.s... Jewell 80
Fasnacht ~ F.. Hesketh an
Hartley ~ ........C. ..... Anderson 90
Emmef ~ ...,...- G.......s.... g. John
Erickson ..4....... .....t..., Hale 49,
substitutlons Washington. sehuss n6j.
Cob1ev 80.
Referee-Gien Gregg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Marine EIeUen Had Fine
Record for Grid Season

play for next year" says Ryck'
man, che has already filed ap.
plication for a commission"
Eypkman. who has been in the
Marines FOR scyrfai years, has play.
ID football in the orient and says
football basketball and tennis are
Inc big sports with the Cinnamon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
VIII M READY
FOR BI AIRS

lie has not been used much by
the Cards this season iu thr court
Eamss but will b. In fine shape for
the series with California
NsNers' one regret j. that the
baseball and track seasons come
at the same time. which pre-.
vents him from taking part IN
the latter sport
Hs has fine promise In the laye.
liza, and Coach "utnk" Templetan
wants hls 90 take fling at The
spear event. but this does not meet
with the approval Of Harry Vol.
tors. baseball coach. who believes Il
would hinder hlH pitching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

OF

he does not know the meaning
~ the word "quIt. and no handi-
cap b. too great for him to try TO
overcome
N the time of the "big game"
with California last year lac
begged Coach Pop" Warner
for chance to play, knowing
that his ankles would likely
give way--and that he would
rndangcr his athletic reputation,
rs well as future career.
This did not concern him, tho,
for all that he was interested In
WIS a stanford victory
Ernie Nevers Is truly remark.
able athlete credit to stanford
and the Pacific Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

the curn-b8H star won % same. n
BAN last year and that's high a..
iHe average for tFo pitchers n n.
7amo club Do ME coat lesgus
Red" kHiefcr has Mllfur -.
or and fearEiu coming and sBs,t.,
one Dos du" from The Boston Bray..
if there should be a hitch II ~
deal with Boston, due 10 yt,-,
WeIsh'a bad lsg. the club mr..
lose SrIgker and Ysargin. ana ~.
The Indians would be tn a lad ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
COUNTING on
TWO HIRI.ERs

KilIeier is counting upon s,,a
lands return and hopes To 81,
Nick bum0yitch, who southpsu.I
last year for Los Angeles.
Besides steuIand and Gregg. CA
Williams, Wheszer Dell and D.,
Jones viii he missing.
Of the holdoyers great thing,
are expected Of Fred russell
who looked fine in the dosing
days Of the season. The sesi.
tie catchers think that Fusss1
has enough stuff to win y
games this year.
Bin Plummer who had arm irus.
BILE Last year. is expected 10 deliver
and IL he's right he'll he a winner,
be has the stuff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Three New
MoundsmeD
Are Certain
Stryker, Miljus and Year.
gin Are Due; Brave,
Owe One More

w Hi9ut TIE gfst
ue pitching ran
this YEAR,
VIII he rev ma
obtained during ~
sinier on ne "a,
len BY tis -sparq.
u Nean Grrg srs
George sieulabd
Between them
hIr ifHHs~f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
GIiE NJ All lItOt Nd
rERF ORNlfR

Nsyrrn b. one Of the greatest ali
around athletes ever developed IN
Tho West
Whether the task be smash.
Ing thru = line In football, drib.
bling down the basketball court
or pitching Ia n dangerous bat.
ter, NrNers can be counted upon
10 put every ounce Of energy
into the rudraVur
Thlsas much ~ his uuiIral abil,
iiy-is the reason that he has On.
ioyei such wonderful uerehs In
HIhIrILln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Had Fine Record

The Marines had wonderful
record last year when they had
turned IN their suits their book
showed the following results Mar.
Ines 10. Vanderbilt 10. Marines S,
Georgetown o. Marines }, Carnegie
Teach o. Marines Is. University OF
Detroit o. Marines 80, Catholic Uni.
vcrsity o. Marines 80, Fourth Army
Corps 0. Marines Z. Third Army
Corps o. Marines Il, Dickinson Col.
lcEe o.
Coached by Hugo Bezdek. the
mentor at Penn State college,
the powerful Marine eleven play.
ed some real football. as their
record showed
Johnny Beckett, who will be re.
membered as the great OreEo IN
tackle several years ago. is still
playing the game. and nltho he has
passed the s0.ycar mark in age,
played left tackle last season,
The Lineup
The backfeld was made up Of
Ryckman at left half Sandcrson at
right half. Neal at fullback and
Goettge at quarter
Farrell and skinner played the
ends, Iiversedgo and Beckett at
tackles. Ccrcek and McHcnry at
guards. Bailey ut center, made up
the line.
I'VE expect TO have Ed Gar
bisch. the All.Amcrican center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
HOW ABOI r
BAGBN?

Jim BaEby II a question mari
Bagby did some fine hurting il
mid season. but didn't finish u 50
we'll. The veteran Is a smart p.iea.
er, and after one season IN tie
league he may be a bigger winner
than last year, and he turned IA
rs wins then.
studs" Sutherland was 4 Dis
appointment last year, but the
Highlander has taken on some
weight and lac can pitch better
ball than he did last summn.
II Sutherland is right he'll cone
close 10 turning in 20 rictOres
or the three newcomers frun n
East they say that STRIKER is he
best, and should win out here. MI
jus has the reputation OF being a.
in,and-outer. while nothing much i
known regarding Yesrgin.
The club is after another pitehsr,
but his name can't be published "
M the deal Is made one way Or D.
other. as publication now nigs
queer the transaction because q
the necessity OF obtaining waivers
The pitching is undoubtedly = tSs
problem for kiilefer because h
won't know what these new ma
can do until he sees them in acina
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-09-24
F0ncifuI Ideas About
Lost Tribes of Israel

The kingdom OF Israel, established
by the ten northern tribes. lasted I'M
til Samaria was overthrow by Sar-
gOn of Assyria in 722 B. c. At that
time $1,000 people were taken TO diff
ferent parts of the Assyrian empire.
There are many theories as to what
became of the lost ten tribes. Since
Jewish monuments were found in
China some writer's traced them to
that land; others traced them to In
da. Another theory had it that fine
Anglo-Saxons were their descendants.
The general consensus of scientific
opinion is that the tribes became alb
sorbed in neighbOring nations and thus
were not really lost
Another writer says: ''The search
for the lost ten tribes has been oc-
casioned by the false conception
that the entire population was car
ried away and yet maintained its
ethnlc peculiarities, and has been en-
couraged by fanciful combinations that
lack all scientific value"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-09-24
Can Learn Much by
Study of Child Mind

The child mnid," said Professor Da-
wilson, lis almost beyond comprehen-
sion, and yet, If studied carefully, it
is the key to all psychology, for chill
dren are true mirrors of human ma
ture. We often wonder why Rob-
ert insists on fve-cent bat like
Ralph's, instead of the better, more
costly one his father bought him. and
why Mary threw her wax doll into the
corner and demanded rag doll like
Martha's
zone Christmas sent my niece and
nephew each ring. Ends had a ruby
and Alfred's a plain seal. My sis
ter, with many EXPLANATIONS, present
ed the rings and waited for the happy
burst of JOY, but to her amazement
Alfred began to cry.
Why, Alfred, what's the matter?'
demanded his mother
"'Oh,' sobbed Alfred, 7 want a ring
with stop light"