The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 19

Everett High School Seeking New Grid Coach é2— Clarke to View of Olympic Games Stadium *) Coach at Montana Ryerett coa by the Univ next two week "We are Johnsen » be received school. H Herewith from miles Paris, whe from ven the be this year. Cleveland Yanks BY HENRY L., W YORK, April yers | Bagshaw system I continue at Everett Everett uied which are at most important scheduled with Lewis Spokane, to he staged i 1924, and fn Spokane | for ni y ar Amon, & ee f son ting thr noting « pitehing pr ot 2 both major league As th so man blem « the ORIOLES HAVE LIKELY YOUNG FIRST SACKER A AGER Jack Dunn of Baltimore Orioles says in Clay ton Sheedy he has the most promis fag first baseman that ever wader his direction. That must be sad news to Pres! dent Clarke Griffith of the Washing. icntkasn te case “nent NEW YORK grabbed Sheedy from unde A nase. Last season Sheedy captained the Georgetown University baseball clut Georgetown is a suburb of Washing fon. Under Sheedy, Georgetown had ® «great year, losing only to Holy Cross 4 At the close of the college season Sheedy Joined Baltimore and when MM got a chance to show his worth, RBped into the limelight with a tang. tenders factor with the such owerfu ans might » th ordinary conditions hers they r of the New York Y pad, ont than a # rns is back in t and the s not only strengthened ¢ came at first bas EW ¥< nit p only York Yanks a feet pennant have jumped XK, April 2 wor get on their | league race. pions place. “We have a veteran club He finished on top in fielding with 388, the best average of any of the International first sackers. } In batting he led the league with ® mark of .359, a surprising figure fer a recruit with no previous fersional experience. Sheedy played in only 34 games|, last year, but if he can continue his Sreat work, the first base berth will be a cinch for him, ST. GERMAINE ers would step Miller Huggins, Yanks, sald t of bad weath manager Babe all full © in bed pro. up and arour be Bush is both arm and the other their bast until warmer presented of the utest athletes will eigle’s-eye grec Will Give Hardest Fig ht c rica’s F ARREL L YANKEES ARE Cleveland and will Detroit are in the and it no chance to was not to be expected that the play off on high speed,’ Ruth got his second homer of the the | season erday and it may sive him t. He has bes r players say, trou le ie| we nsista fter the had to|that him the training WINS STAKES HURLER NEEDS ALEXANDER NEWMARKET, England, April %—Tom Pinch, Lord Wi oolaving- ton's handsome 2-yaas-old, rated the best of prospestive candidat forthe Derby next June, was beaten in the Craven stakes by Lord ‘3 St.+Germaine. Lord Rose-| good change of pace he can 's Parmenio was third. “Unless a pitcher of today Jim Bagby, talking. big league JOE. WATERMAN | GIVES UP JOB TACOMA, April 25.—Joe Water-| says Sargeant Jim. mab, well known in the boxing} “ was going to resign as match-| Maker for the Kay st. A. C., tontinus to manage Bud Ridley. 406 tendered his resignation to, the} aby effective May 1, si ak= | 9 8 anny. GUARD SMOKER throw a hitter off of his today. jone Swine as effective Ten bouts are on the are scheduled. | Dick Butler. veteran, itcher who expects to pour |the ball past hitters in the majors or |, big minors, is making a big mistake,” ‘o or three kinds of deliveries. announced hese today that | mixed in witha change of pace to | campaig: and makes the successful mound man of | time “A change of pace makes the fast {tered the amateur ‘The Regular Army-National Guard | smoker to be staged tonight at the Moker will be held tonight at the} Austin & Salt gym. The feature bout secutive Amory, starting at $:30 o'clock. Six | will be between Don McKarchan and | ander PACECHANGE HAS GREAT TO WIN NOW MOUND MARK has a ie T's He's league campaigr pitchers go. games. But thing new to the veteran ning more than 20 bouts a has been his specialty Alexander, in his 13 big passed the 20-mark elght times, Another he came in with 19 triumphs In ‘one of these years—1918—he en *, working in but In the other three nea expect Twelve |to take some terrible beatings.” been Quite Last year Alex won the performunce wa Win season ma jor 18. a stretch, stride, |in games w ery three tits. song he won 16 battles twice and 15 once Let's go further. For three con 1915-16-17—Alex han 80 games each a1 in 1915, seas won more campaign, He CIGARETTES TWENTY FOR A QUARTER 133 in 1916 and 40 in 1 |he grabbed 94 tilt eep. Where are 1} ays dishing particular brand? | And further j years he's been play has never finished a campaign be-| How the .500 mark. w pitchers | jean point to such a record along a| trail as lengthy as that of Alexan } der Alb told, 1. three-year lers nown They aren't nder, in all the; g in big time, | FRISCO TO GET. GRAND OPERA | | Sign Up 2,500 N Members fe Financing Music Body | SAN FRANCISCO, April 2) San| Francisco has added new laurels to} her crown of artistic accomplish. | ments, completing a successful cam paign for the enrollment of 2,500). memberships in the San Franc Grand Opera association | Under the ‘association's plans a clvic grand opera organization will be perfected and the 1924.25 opern| season ‘ will find) San Francisco music lovers hearing the best artists of the world Fortunately favored with the own: ership of the great clvic auditorium, | seating 16,000 persons, San Franc co citizens have an admirable sett! for the new enterprise, one which will permit the handling of audiences large enough to insure financial success, In campaign for foundation momberships at $50 each, not only indlyiduals but corporations resond ed, some concerns subscribing from five to 20 of the founderships, Scorches on cloth may be removed by bleaching In the sunshine, ntic IN: BETTER FORM AND - CLIMBING SUSPEND GREB Babe Fut . pended for six x boxin, up a menu of that} tadium defend their at Colombes, Olympic DRAKE RELAY ON TODAY IN DES MOINES he biggest mee me AND NORFOLK BOSTON Harry G iddie ham ‘alk exro light sus commis: nuing to ad ended their here b lost the bout on a ,DUANE STOPS PACK O'GATTY ; NEW YORK—Carl Dy y . the three times when the r opped FRAT TRACK Delta Kappa Epsilon, silon and Theta Delta Ch Delta 1 were t winners t of the finals wil n elimination rot wmural relay at the The be staged as an attrac » university relay carni Delta Kappa Epastion with the time of Delta Upsilon was victor h the time of tion ous in league 6 w 9 flat, while ta ¢ league 7 honors with | Another Chance to Parody That Song SAN PEDRO, © price of | planta’ axed almos in the last five months, ac the Duteh arrived to officer Dinteldyk, which with 2,500 bur on lier deck Opinion that the cargo would be the last the Dintedyk y wae expressed by fof the vessel, ‘T importers finding the wholes price of bananas prohibitive Increased prices are said to be due the purchasing of large banana jlantations by big interests. ne of motorship here reeentl bananas would carry captain and mates y declared that | Wisconsin Woman Is First Sheriff MADISON, Wis, April 25—Mra.| Emma M. Leonard, Antigo, Wis., 4s | the first woman sheriff in Wisconsin She was appointed by Governor John | Blaine to fill'the unexpired term of her husband, who died recently Sho conducted’ the office for several months while Leopard was seriously | in nion n Carpeniters | Erect New Church} ANAHEIM, Calif, April 25. The Chureh of rene here has the| unique distinction of having been built by contributed union tabor. Sixty carpenters erected the struc ture and painters, electricians and | a. roofer completed the work no Na: GIRL BORROWS HORS) NEW YORK.—Helen Hayes, 20 ldresaed as a Western cowgirl, “bor rowed" a horse, nnd started for Texas, Sho stopped at Netcong, N. | J., at the request of state police and now faces a charge of horse thet Pupils of the London elementary | schools haye the use of a traveling | Weary of 2,000,000 books, Whent is harvested in Australia, New Zealand, Chile East India and Upper Egypt in January, February and March. About 41 per cont of the dovoloped water power in the world Is in the United § The Papy belfeve that a man kullty of murder is doomed to live in “ swamp tn the next world, Delta chi |* Penn Relay Carnival I Being H eld honors |e lowes in from the Mid ver io West Olymp West an AIR TRUSTS AR LATEST THING European Airlines Are Now Combining in Pacts Fastest Train to Resume Long Run MONTREAL A Ame a's longest fr express train May 18 The Trans sumed ¢ Canadian daily ached My TE NRY woop GENEVA, At ited, on bie train, n fastest long America tance specia n the world, « * between Montrea onta Ja 8% hou ex trom Vanoguver the new European N find special ‘attraction in the new trair because of Its ability to put them on ° he eastern seaboard in record time | Airplane Rides to Hostelry Planned 1O8 ANGELES, April 15.—Plans the development of the finest re sort in Big Bear valley, to be connect ed with Los Ange a daily al plane schedule, have been announced The Securit ompany trac $1,000. ment and Vanec id iver Tor 20 min rain tou . already gro! onal trust, know with three one Austrian which are and one | M1 launch an inter for the mbine v hem of the highest and mater tation, but sadvan * by tevelopment aerial tran eliminate 4 tages of duplicatte The combine ann immer ov la 1 Investment has purch. A 400 acre of virgin timbe " intended to start work at once on the project which will {nvolve an expenditure of $200,000. May 24 the KO into effect Zurich—Munich Vienna—By nd Budapest Frankfort airplane schedule will hand and on and after th date four planes wil make 24 hours. tterdam—Brussels—Strasbourg the trip Bh | London—Paris—Basle—Zurich At the terminal station of each line connections will be made for the that have the same termi eve WORKS FOR CHARITY LINCOLN, England—"Mas, a ale terrier, catches n to him in the “City Vaults” He has never been known to mise, and local charities are $600 richer by his skill, for “Mac” per forms for charity, an coppers | other lines nal station lin the country is Mrs, man of Seattle. Lower Coal Prices Tare peewee or 4 Offering Lidsited ¢ tine Ge Time ick ea oe the High Quality Prices Shown elo Fill Your Bins Now at a Great Saying—the Lowest Prices in Years and Best Prepared Coal Possible to Get. All Coal Goes Over 21 Square Feet of Screening Surface. An Especially Fine Buy— Cassidy Wellington Washed Nut The Now We Are Cou the Perfect Coking Coal, An All-Purpose Coal Extra Large and Retter Buy for Next Winter at NEW LOW PRICE Running Prepared Than Ever. a Great Saving. $10.15 thc BUNK Other fine coals specially priced now include: CASSIDY WELLING- CASTLEGATE TON LUMP UTAH EGG Highest. Gradé Coking Do- prepared coal ‘of ‘this mestic Coal, Extra lnrge yming into the state. ns, & very popular fuel real coa} value at this NEW LOW v NANOOSE WELLING- CASTLEGATE UTAH TON LUMP LARGE LUMP The Old Original Wellington Highest grade coal mined in Coal, free burning, hand state of Utah. One of o best offers at the NEW Mai SEAS, am,,./ SIGE PRICE ALL PRICKS AT THE BUNT Delivery Charge According to Zone Buying Opportunity to Fill Your Bins for Next FC.FERREE . President Best kind You via Nur-} The only woman tombstope maker Bessie Red. Scientific Comfort in the Nature’s Doctor The obably Nature's Doctor has given mc A orrective shoe ¢ This stylish embodies all th features endorsed by leading foot specialists ore mfort na n the U.S than any other ver designed. shoe orthopedic fort comfor ec The Flexible Arch exercises and develops the muscles of the foot as nature intended The Straight Inside Line with the outside curve gives plenty of room for five toes and width at the ball of the foot. And Price is just as important in buying Comfort as Style and in the Nature’s Doctor you get both with no additional charge for either, because all Styles and all Leathers are All One Price,— Mail Order Dept 125 Summer Street Boston, Mass. RE CALS Regal Factories, Whitman, Mass. | Pacific Electric Rte Biggest NCISCO, April 25—Ree-|_ CHAP! of annua atements |The egr fornia industrial cor in the t e Pacific and Electric | the bird y © of the biggest firms| tation , near Wilmi [Egret Is Making Its Final Stand ms re at Crane's on the Orton plar here, Gas >mpany of tts kind tn utility concern whi ifornia cities is pri-| Ps and} indi. | este and de- | f and their stnaller of the heron family, the snow nests each year. A is formerly nest 1 the eastern p: asingle pair at it these fell victims rves many ( of egrets Cal « nization of Cal pment few pairs of the s and n for the aigrette are worn only at the literally facing ex- ding to the survey . ' Sues for $20,000; Value of His Nose PORTLAND, Ore. April 25.—Be: jcause a flying rivet fell and clipped off the tip of his nose, Alex 8. Youngs sued the Albina Marine Iron iss| works for $20,00 alleged damages He claims he suddenly looked up to where nen for the company were fixing a steel mast and that the rivet whizzed down and sliced the end of his olfs ry organ off. er developme of service are under w is held the concern'’s rapid fi n fo Stanfaed Girl Is Admitted to Bar| SAN FRANCISCO, April 25 2. Sheldo at Pale 4 group of 41 mitted the tt | ‘Makes your entire kitchen as easy to keep clean as white tile A Kitchen that is not only white and spotless—but that can be kept white and spotless with- out constant labor! No wonder sO many people are painting kitchens with Barreled Sunlight today! Made by a special process, Barreled Sunlight produces a surface so smooth that no dust or dirt can sinkin. It can be washed as easily as you would wash white tile. ‘ Nohard scrubbing thatalmost washes the paint away—and doesn’t get the dirt out! Barreled Sunlight is ideal not only for kitchen and bathroom walls but for woodwork everywhere. It is easy to apply, requires fewer coats than enamel, costs less and is guaranteed to remain white longer. One coat is generally sufficient over a previously painted light surface. Where more than one coat is required, use Barreled Sunlight Under- coat first. Comes ready mixed in cans from half-pint to five-gallon size. Can be easily tinted. Barreled [&) Sunlight THE RICK PAUCRDS WHIT UHL BROS. 511 Union St., Between Fifth and Sixth