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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Angeles Want
McAuley Back
for Infielder
WHILE Marty Krug'a favorItc re-

WiilLE Marty Krug's fnvoritc re,
W ply IS Il don't know anything
abou, itr' It IL understood that tho
Los Angeles club Is trying TO set
Flea McAuloy back from tho Chi.
eago Cubs. now that Rabbit Maran.
Vile Is back IN the Rruin lnficd.
Word was received from Los An.
geles Thursday that Joe Patrick.
president OF tho l. A. team. has re-.
qussied tho return OF MeAuiey.
Tho Cubs loaned Clarke Plttlnger
20 the Angels when McAuicy was
taken, this spring. TO replace tho
injured Maranvillc.
But Plttingcr broke leg and
WASN'T Of any use TO the Ktugmen.
Ray Jacobs Is now playing that
position and while he il a pretty
fair ball player. he isn't as steady
or as experienced az shortstop az
the veteran McAuley.
Jacobs Is a third sacker by pro.
fcSsion. and has been filling IN al
shortstop pccause the Angels
haven't anybody else TO put there.
Arnold STATE viii report 10 the
scrnphs soon. having been released
by the Cubs This viii give the
Movie City club five outfielders, and
somebody may be let ont whaisy.
Koran, Twomhly and Hood are ~.
chasers now with the Angels here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
INGLEWOOD TO
MEET SEATTLE

Thirty. man teams Of the Seattle
and Inglswood goit clubs viii oppose
these each other on the course Of tho
latter. Saturday afternoon. In tho
first half Of the third annual home.
and home fixture between thcsa rival
aggrcgatlons and a. both clubs viii
be az fun strength several fine
matches should bc Forthcoming
alyron McEnwaine and Larry ives.
tho respective sklppera arc out WITH
the info that the iineups VIII be nt
fun strength. with Hon stein, tho
North End acc. facing Jack West
land. the lake shore iead-off man. In
tho feature event. Immediately after
the match. wcatland will pack his
grip and board tho train for the
East. where he will take part IN
tho national intercollegiate Eolf
championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
"W" OARSNIEN LEAVING SATURDAY
Yankees Have
Good Prospect

TUE Yankees appear 20 have
L coming star In Paul Wan
ningcr, tot shortstop, who OF late
has been ruing the position so
Ions held down 10y the veteran
Evrcu Scott
Showed into the breach when
The Deacon began 60 show
signs of fslterlng after playing
over Lsoo consecutive games. the
youugster has come thru with a
leud bang.
Aiield. WanninRcr has been
covering worlds OF territory time
and again cutting down what
looked like cortnla hits aud FOL.
lowing up with rinclikc shots
10 first 10 retire the runners,
His work az bat has likewise
been impressive Fact Is. he has
been clou,ing the agate az far
better clip than had been unuci-
patcd, As lcad-off man. he has
thus FAR got on often and cRrted
many runs across the plate.
The youngstor Is fast. too. And
plays hcads,up baseball all the
while. Ito bears great promise.
does this chap. wannlngcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Husky Track
Stars Entrain
Early Monday

THE six Washington track and
i field men who will compete In
the intercollegiate meet At Chicago
week from Saturday, leave Mon.
day for the windy City. They leave
nj $50 "a. m.
/ The athletes hayo been working
out at the Stadium for tho pas,
week.
Jimmy Charters. halfmiler. Web
Augustine. hurdler. George Clarke.
sprinter and high Jumper: Percy
Egtvet. jumper and weight man;
Drummond wilde. miller and Bill
MeGinnis. two.miicr. arc making
the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

~ the Cadlhals. ana q was also the
first defeat the Cardinals had Auf
fered since Hornsby took hold OF
them.
The Brooklyn Dodgers are slipping
toward third place FOR the Cubs beat
them IN Chicago. II 10 .. while the
Pirates. tust behind the Brooklyn
team won from the pills In Pitts.
burgh, 10 to g.
The days work was all but clean
sweep for the Western teams In the
National aa the Reds beat tho
Braves IN Cincinnati. 10 9. In II
Innings The Cards were The only
losers In the homo phalux,
Tho great winning streak Of
the New Yors lanas. which had
stretched almost na long as "a split
aceond was finally broken Thursday
when Dutch Routhsr. the Nomad
souihpaw Of the major leagues. held
them ia check az the Yank stadium.
The Washington Senators won. s
10 J The Yanks had won two games
In n row equalling their own record
for the Heaaonf The Senators broke
even on the series. but despite their
victory. they AFRO sim three full
games behind the Athletics. who
lead the league Id defiance OF the
probabilities AZ they were estimated
before tho SEASON began. The Attic.
ic,ics beat the Red sox in Bostont
IL 20 3. and have done even better
than The po.calied perfect han club.
tho New York Giants. Connie Mack n
team has won 20 out % a games ana
the Giants havc won 20 out Of a.
Tho third game IN tho American
league was victory for The Cievc.
land Indians over the Browns in
Cleveland, II 20 10. Tho Indians
scored three IN Tho last hair OF the
ninth 10 win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

one ~ the managers, left Friday for
Poughkscpsie 10 make early arrange.
ments Tor the Huskles there. The
Washington men will stay al The
Nelson house while NJ the historic
resatN city, and win share their
lighthouse with tho Navy oarsmen.
Callow put his men thru their nnni
fourmiic test on Lake Washington
Thursday and they were taking their
last regular workout early Friday
afternoon. The shells VIII be sent
20 tho depot Friday night.
Callow IS taking the following men
ON the trip: uihrickson. Sanford.
wallinE. Condor. Quasi. soniu. Luft
Dutton and Wuthcnow. INST boat.
Matthews. Hart. Mrnke. Erickson.
McGuinnesS. Sparkling. Mclder. Ma.
lone. Blethcn. second boat: Arm
strong, Keith, Kerns aud Dunn. sub
Stitutcs.
Or. Don Palmer win accompany
the crew along with Manager Bud
Woiscr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
PREP MEET

CHICAGO. June s Bearing tho col
ors Of 81 slater. 500 high school ath-
letes swarmed over the cindcrs and
turf at Stage field today for the
trials in the 2ist annual interHcho-
lastic track and field meet. Prellm.
mary heats are TO be held this after.
noon in all the sprints and hurdles.
and elimination trials will be con-
Quoted In the field events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
HOME nus LEADERS
AIa.a.I Nnn.- L. LL....L.- =.
Hot Weather
for Conference
Track Meet

COLUMBUS, ohio, June bA
" scorchinr sun shot is rays into
the giant OHIO stadium today for
the opening events In the 25th an.
nuni western conference track and
field championships.
More than 400 individual athletes
representing 10 midwestern col
legcs and universities, were entered.
Tho finals will be run of sa,ur-
day afternoon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
STATE to Return

CHICAGO. June 8 An outfieldcr
was sliced of the roster OF each Chi
cago big league club today Arnold
siaiE. Cub ecntorneider for three
years. was Internationally released
70 the Los Angeles club. whence no
came In 1922, costing tho Bruins $50.
GOO. Maurice Arehdcacon. speedy
White Sex outflolder. was released
TO baltimore. subject 20 recall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
EPPA j. RiNEY JR.
Cincinnati Reds
I,rft.flanded Pitcher

Born-Culpepper. Va. May J. 1921.
Major League Career - Joined
Phillies In 1912. coming direc, from
University OF Virginia. Traded In
iaii OF 1890 for Ncale and Ring TO
the Reds.
Outstanding Feats-wcn e games
and lost 10 in 1915. Has been In
one world series. Allowed only i.s5
earned runs per game In 1916.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
THE REFEREE

What was the outcome OF the
bout between Willie Richie and
Tommy Murphy in 1s14?--s. 8. s.
Richie gained the decision In 20
rounds.
when was F. C. Davidson OF Har.
ward intercollegiate champion?-W.
A. G.
In 1912.
When was tho national open golf
championship first held?--s. 8. S.
In 1895 at st. Andrews Golf club.
Mt Hope, ~ Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
THEY'LL DINE

SAN FRANCISCO, June blum.
dreds Of yachtsmen, officials and citi.
zens viii attend the San Francisco
Yacht clubs bon voyage dinner to-
night In honor OF four yaohtsmcn
who leave Wednesday on n race TO
Papeetc. Tahiti, the longest ever Mt
tempted. A cup donated by Sir
Thomas Upton awaits the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

Something ,nat viii be hard TO do
Friday IL tho beating Of Bobby
Jones, The youngstcr has great
load off his chest His long hours
OF anxious waiting have brought him
unexpected rcpriove ana chance
for victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
KRAMER WINS

NEW YORK. juno s.-Dann,
Kramer. Philadelphia fcathorwolght
won from Joe Leopold. Denver. on
q foul In tho fourth round here
Thursday. jos Click. New Yorl
feaiherweight won from Bobby
Garcia, baltimore, on n foul iu the
seventh round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Park Tennis
Schedule Set,

ER n weeks layoff the Wood
n Land Park Tennis league play
ers VIII be In action again over the
weekend.
Tho schedule for the singles fol
lows:
STEPHENS VS.. WILLIAMS
o. r. Stephens vs.. Norman Whit
tot.
Dick Burr Va. c. c. williams.
Leroy Kelley vs.. Windy Langlie.
KOZL0WSKI VS.. WHITE
Frank Kozlowsh W. Earl White.
Ezra Pope vs.. Paul Dyer
George Rider vs.. Chef Vincent.
One doubles match Is 10 be played
by each team. the captains to select
their own players.
There are stiIl two matches OF tho
KozIo~ski- Williams booking OF two
weeks ago unteported.
With the school players released
soon from scholastic playing regtila.
tons several changes are expected
to be made in the rosters Of the park
clubs that will strengthen the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Everyone Wins a
Prize!

There's going to be consoat ion prize for every
ers the contest, you can't help winning something
The first Master Recipe printed at the left prepared by
Emil Burgenester chef Of national reputation at the Olympic
Hotel Clip it, Starting Immediately other recipes by noted
chefs will be published daily in the acknowledgements Save them
Arrange the best out of any five printed and
send to Bernc Redngton Food Editor of the Seattle
ntellgencer You bethe very to First Przethe
ELECTRIC RANGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

intcrC ollcglAtc
row ing cham
pions on the
Hudson June &C.
CAllow ia TAX,
ing two fun
crews Including
wo coNSwalna
and four sulssti
utcs
Hundreds OF
students arc cx-
peeted az the de.
pot Co give the
iiuskies a rous-
Ing send OF
Rob nuflsr
frosh coach. and
ONE Haskell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
FRISCO CARD

SAN FRANCISCO. June 5-Three
i0-round contests are scheduled on
one card here Friday. Sammy
compagno and fluffy" Wing fur
nish the main bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Flowers Favored

EAST CHICAGO. Ind. juno g.
Tiger Flowers. coIored middlewcight
OF Atlanta. was TO fayorite
over Jock Malone. st. Paul. for
their bout here Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
HIlskies Will
Take 9 Am.
N. P. Train
CalIow Taking Two Full
Squads and Four Subs
on Trip

DUSTY GALLON and his oarsmen
II cnJmin saturday az ? a, m, az
the King 81, station Tor Poughkccpsic,
where they will dcfcnd their title as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

Nrsterda9's hVfe-Nlth tive down in
thv ninth ana tho bases filled Hrndyirk
a pinrn hUtsr triplcd and save the
Cleveland Indians an ~ 60 10 ,icinp
over the llroWra
Hpan uarris irt the Hod Soy down
with five slim hits aHd the Athletics
won. ~ tag
Jarkspn's homer In ths ninth gave the
Giants an ~ 90 no victory over ttu
Cards l.indstrpm AcQuiiian and coong5
were hurt ana had 10 lsaYe tle game,
Tive homer and single b, Joe Judge
helped the Senators take The final game
81 ihr series from the Nnnks, 90 Z,
The Nanks still have winning streak
% two samoa
win aingle. double. triple and a u. y,
homer custer led the attack mat save
the Pirates 10 TO victory over the
phiilirs
Eighteen hits of Barh~- and Mar
guard enabled the Reds 20 beat the
braves. 2 To q. On ~ innings
The Robins got IA hits off four pitch
sts but they ysrs dropped BY the Cubs.
N 20 p
HOME nus LEADERS
Msusel, Nankr, ia uOrnsby. Cards as
lturtrrit Cubs, ~ Williams. browns,
no. slmmons Athivuea. VI Robertson.
iirowns. Wright Pirates 2. judge.
Senators. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Giants Begin
Western Trip
With Victory
New Workers Nose Out
ST. Louis Cards; Y INKS
Trimmed in A. l..
5 a starter Tor their

"a starter TOT il'lT
tour OF tho West.
the GMuta mons
out Rogers Horns
hy'H Cardinals In
81 Louis. II 60 10.
Thursday II was
tho first meeting
OF the teams since
Branch Hickey and
tho Sunday school
regime were re-.
moved from control
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

II II. =.
Jersey City. .ooaoOo31o-Tf4 2
Baltimore ..l2o0oIioo-- 8 s {
Batteries Best and Vincent; Earn
shaw and Cobb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
SOUTHERN LEAGUE


Memphis ..........+... o
New Orleans ....+.... /
Morton and Yaryan: Scott and La.
pan.
Chattanooga ......5 ~ 3
Atlanta ...........9 Is .
Ballou and d. Anderson; Basby
and jenkins.
Little Rock ..... s. II o
Mobile ................. ?
Robinson and Mayer: Caldera, Ma
geeyeny and Deyormer.
Nashville ........... 4 II &
......S IL .
Olsen. Friday and Mackey: Brown.
crowder and Knox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

Buffalo ...oooa5752i-io 20 1
Rochester ....oo03f3o2s-N rs 6
Battcries--Auer and Hli; Horne,
Jacobs. Thormahicn and Head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

II H. r.
Toronto ...ooooo0Iooo-- 10 o
Syracuse .o0oioO0o0i-- 2 I ;
Battcries-stcwart and Manion.
HaiIahan. Rsinhart and Nelbergall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05
Master Recipe
No. l
by EMIL BURGERMEISTER
Cher Olympic Hotel

Gut a spring chicken in four.
season with salt and pep
per. melt two ounces butter
In a saucepan, add chicken.
simmer for few minutes
without allowing TO get color.
sprinkle with n tablespoon of
flour and simmer again. Then
add two cups boiling water. n
few small onions, some fresh
mushrooms or morel, n laurel
lenf. two cloves and few
branches pRrslcy. Cover and
let simmer until done. Remove
parsley. laurel and cloves and
mix in hnlf cup of cream, two
egg yolks and n tablespoon of
chopped chlves. Do not boil
after the mixture is added to
tho chicken. Serve with homc-
made noodles or dumplings.
(Clip this recipe aud paste
IN your cookbook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

home menus arranged from any five Of
the recipes published
A big, beautiful Acorn Electric range
is the first prize; it's white enamel fin
ish. shining clean ms dish. with the
very newest automatic heat control
time clock and regulator.
The second prize is something one
just can't keep house without in these
labor saving days--a vacuum cleaner
Eureka is its Justly famous name,
The third prize will be announced
later.
So let's get ready to Join in the Chefs
F'avorite Recipes Contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

A chef famous for his soup viii con.
tribute soup recipe, there,ll be fish
recipe from man famous for fish and
chips" and right down through real
meal so tho collection OF recipes win
provide for full course dinner
You'll be surprised at the simplicity
of the recipes. Most OF the materials
are food you keep on hand and the un.
usual ingredients are easily obtained;
the dishes are put together cleverly
without too much work
But the recipes aren't all There's TO
be contest, too. Three prizes viii be
offered for the best and most sensible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-05

crowder and Knox.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

Liberal Terms.
Operf Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC.
lOl5 14th St. Main S296.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

good as new; others. So up New Singers
per mo: all guar, Renting. repairing.
-l.5l lIth tnear Palals ROyall. frank. 10IS5.
Evening star., 1925-05-08

SEWING MACHINEs--wilcox 4 Gibbs port
able electric, $50. Portabie electric Singer,
3 months old. bargain. Stand machines, ali
makes. So TO SIS. Rentals, repairing. Capt.
Franklin 3T1S So
Evening star., 1925-05-08

SEWING MACHINES. d. H. Singer. $40 up:
other makes. Ss up; all Guarsntecd: new
singer machines, So per month; repairing,
hemstitching. Central Sewing Machine shop,
1910 G. st Main 1864
Evening star., 1925-05-08
FOR S.ALE--NUSCELLANE0US

BUGLpTSG MATERihLs-SsIc ;n0ney on
9q, hourf hsn eHS9H 9o1sE s5s 3srafe oor
@ p6oks saa sAsH ST. Sps sHS ns Of
nal cost of manu- facture. wALLBoARp
eoods at ot low nri@cs @ n Ro6TfNG tertain Ta
sed roll ToHiTs strip 5 Engief spd budns
and varshes certap S teed d barn rOa1 and PT rocf
r on' Bn Va 6ew aeve and 4: w9o sR:
G our ne" ePSos se4Ss and gst HS9a9tsd VII
Sors st. Ai Il the Seventh s. Wares
Economical Building Materials
DOORS AND sAsH-Boyh salvssed and new:
sFgfS's' dsS ssSr; sslseSs su t9s @ sash @ ne"
PGgcSsse Of new oSS1ais sh a" IN lR"'sais
21S, :if, 2As; ,sheathins, GoorinE: siding and
scd aths ean save AsH so nons T9tn new An'
to gGoSF nsnn6IStusfd 5S 3
3-pIy. S2.@5. mill end roofing; i,piy,, 95c;
ply. Sl25; 3-ply. sl.5o. Also red and
tour.inone shingles. guaranteed ten years,
wAHL PG+ BosRn-Rrand-new fBSSsTs nbor board. Sc
Rer So r.; newy hreproof plaster wall board.
phIST@Weea,@hc-sb We @ house main, manu-
lsgtured by Certain, teed Company, white and
al other colors So per gallon: Also
s T92s and E frsy tsG RSnt "a Bs psG St
nationally known company. II Is MOI
THE HTGHINGER HOUSE wRECKING co.
Gamp Meigs, 9th and TIA ave- northeast
SAVING YoG MoSET oN BGILpiNG MA,
viii OF THE II HRcAfHGFR GGoMPASY,
CAtEoE, one Old Town, Tor sale cheap. Phone Id.
CASH REGISTERS, NATIONAL: new and re-
~rFta fA~gA
no interest Phone Main 1877: 500 c st.
w. onnosite Patent once. -----
GAsg Ss5g ST pog psO4 IN scales n.
HINA CABINET, brass heds, cemplete Eng, 44,
.ander couehes; many other pieces. 1859
Fillmore st. Col. 10000.
e: CHINA cLosET. 1.r. oak, cheap. ADp'y l2i1
rLoTHES---Workinsm it is absolutely
necessary for Us to carry large and m9st
rest, and We supply the demand. That's why
S 70 si5. ,JTT'STHS OLD sTNND. sIo .,
oSTENIS &. 5r I5t 00& : 2otS aG'@fnij ssi 1920 al'
DENTAL EQUIPMENT and practice OF late
D.; Gibson; VII sacrifice to quick buyer.
Aonly 3o1 ,th st: NV .w To-.
DIAMOND RING. 3-csrat. white and perfect,
il pawn for S425: will sell ticket for Si75;
bargain. Call after 9 pm. Col. 1797. w.
DINING BEDROOM SET aud cot, 705 IrO-
ELECTRIC MOTOR. d. c, ] h.p. cost $50.
will sell ior $50 Robey Motor Co. 1t29
!. ST,
3SCYCLoPEDTA BRITANNICA Complete
set, 70 books III all. Call 523 Oak NV. So
ENGAGEMENT RING, diamond, blue white
md perfect: cost SO; sacrifice $50. ZIG
-FURNTTURE OF 4-rooni ant. sacrificed TO
Quick buyer. Apply after pm. Gibson.
30l Mass. ave. ne, lst foor, -
FTRNTTURE-Clearance OF ove=stuffed nv
slllln dining AND NedrnNm suites.
Evening star., 1925-05-08
RrCKENBACKER
Used Car Dept.
% F F + r S.

OFF Err S.
1925 Flint touring, $1,000.
This car has only been driven
900 miles and still carries new
car guarantee; only FIVE weeks
old.
1923 Dodge sedan; bumper
front and rear; 4 brand-new
Falls cord tires; stop and park
ing lights; automatic windshield
wiper; a sacrifice at $3.50.
1928 Gardner touring, Al con-
dition; good paint and tires; a
bargain; $3.50.
Dodge sedan, Al shape; must
sacrifice; $3.50.
1924 Ford Tudor sedan, Al
shape, $375; fully equipped,
Columbia Big Six touring
new paint, disc wheels, good
shape; $275.
See Mr.. Roper,
HOFFMAN MOTOR CO.,
1907 14th St. NV.
BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
Most any make aud model: 40 to select from.
A. J. STABLER,
425 X NV. 1O*
USED CARS.
VARIOUS MAKES.
REASONABLE TERMS.
Washington Cadillac Company,
113S-1140 Conn. Ave. Phone Frank. $780,,
Evening star., 1925-05-08

BUI ICk

Csed Car Department.
LARGE.
SMALL.
OPEN.
CLOSED.
You'll tind we'll worth looking
over
Evening star., 1925-05-08

RACK, revolving, will mold 500 magazines:
priced very cheap. Service Pharmacy. l4th
and I. NV
Evening star., 1925-05-08
FOR SALE-,IIsCELLlNEOUs.

SHOWCASE and wall case aud soda back
bar, III good condition; priced yegy cheap.
~e-yice Pharmacy 18th and l..
Evening star., 1925-05-08

DIAMOND RING. 2-csrat, white and perfect,
IL pawn for S425; will sell ticket for St15;
= bargain. Call after 9 pm. Col. G79T-W
Evening star., 1925-05-08

CLEARANCE SALE.
Please Note Prices Quoted
Below.
25 PER CENT
has been deducted. Will not
take cars i'll trade on these
prices.
LOOk-TE ERR RMS-LOOk
IooS33-Rurant sedan ....-...... shesnn
l024--stsr TOURING -........ .16
la25--sisr Sedan tDen,.l, ..s,. 775
These cars are III splendid me-
chanical condition throughout.
Excellent appearance.
HARPER MOTOR CO,
ll3O Conn. Ave.
Open Evenings Until s PM.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-25

"'House parties in America, in fact,
are made up and arranged because of the
relations between the guests. Men are in
vited without their wives, and wives are
invited without their husbands, and their
rooms are assigned with thoughtful con-
sideration for easy proximity
"But l have never had any experience
in this sort of life" Mrs. LaForge went
on. always there has had to be bread
winner in my family And my experience
has been that many men are as lazy as
they dare to be- The Woodworking, am
bilious man usually takes a pride in his
wife and his home, and troubles do not
arise over money matters. But there is
no doubt that many have no intention
of doing any work if they can find way
to escape work
MANY men enter matrimony in the
hope of getting out of doing much of any
real work. They wear their best suits
of clothes, make a good impression, hold
a job long enough to have pocket money
for the courtship and the wedding-and
then take vacation. They rather hope
that somehow the new wife will find
way to keep things going, while the new
husband sits about on the front porch
as sort of ornament.
Some women are content to have
husband who is an ornament. Some men
of this kind make up for their laziness by
being very affectionate and kind, and the
wife puts up with it. Other men have no
sense of decency whatever, and not only
refuse to do their share, but are surly and
outrageous and inconsi derate besides.
"My third husband" Mrs. LaForge
went on reminiscently, chad what seemed
to me a very prosperous restaurant bust
ness. He seemed a brisk, busy, keen,
business man, and ! thought our prospects
were assured. But he took to gambling,
sold out his restaurant persuaded me to
mortgage my home and furniture, spent
the money, and then one day came in and
knocked me down as an extra, gratuitous,
additional outrage. l divorced him-do
you blame me-?
after l had gotten rid of Barnes,
was courted by Bert Butcher. | was
&C. 1925. by American Weekly. Inc