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1 DEPOSED PRESIDENT CF CHILE
UNDERWOOD A UNDERWOOD. N. Y*
Arthur Allesandri, President of the
Republic of Chile, who has tendered
his resignation, after the Junta, or
military committee, had forced chang
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AMATEURS TOLD
WHY GOOD GOLF
COSTS MONEY
(By Associated Press)
ASSHVILLE, N. C., Feb. 3.—Four
hundred million dollars will be spent
by American golfers during 1925, ac
cording to a compilation of figures
made by Henry Westall, golf enthusi
ast of this city. This immense sum
includes the equipment used in play,
the construction of golf links, and
club houses and the expenses incident
to the game. The expenditure for golf
balls alone, he estimates at $30,000,
000, while the matter of dues will cost
1 players S100,000,000. The next high
est item on the list is golf apparel
with S50.000.000, and leading the ex
pense for balls come caddies with the
| Sum of $40,000,000.
“The average golfer will probably
spend in the neighborhood of $1,000 a
year for his games and incidental ex
penses,” Mr. Westfall said, “so that
the figures prepared would give a to
tal of 400,000 golfers in the United
States. With the development of civ
ic links, on which the expense is a
very small item, it can hardly be
doubted that golfers in America will
number half a million during the year
1925.”
These figures which have been put
together by experts in all lines con
cerned with golf, are not extravagant,
according to Mr. Westfall, who quotes
the tremendous extension of golf in
terests in the south to prove a sound
basis for the calculation.
Other items in the list are: Golf
property, construction, club salaries
and golf resort hotels, S25,000,000 for
each; club houses, $20,000,000. Travel
expense also is rated at $20,000,000.
Golf clubs follow with a considerable
drop to $13,000,000. The next drop
is to $5,000,000, which is claimed by
tobaccos, seeds, club furnishings and
course equipment. Lockers will cost
golfers $3,000,000 during the year, ac
cording- to the list, and golf bags and
beverages bring up the list to $2,000
000 each.
This stamps golf as the American
game. In no other form of sport can
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be found a half million men and wo
men actively. engaged or such large
sums individually invested. Plenty of
games draw larger audiences, but the
number of participants is limited.
Certainly Scotland can claim golf
as her own no longer, and the Royal
and Ancient game is now the modern
game of all the people.
Bureau of Standards
Plans Intricate Job
(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—Among
the difficulties encountered by engi
neers and scientists in a variety of
enterprises is that metal discs or
masses used in weighing the more
delicate quantities refuse to stay uni
form in their own weight. The differ
ences that arise from the ageing, oxi
dation, or transformation of the metal
in the weights have proven so serious
that the Bureau of Standards will en
deavor to rid laboraotries and work
shops of the obstacle, or work out a
series of standard variations that will
simplify the reaching of exact an
swers to specific problems in micro
weighing.
A whole series of metals and alloys
are being prepared and tested out.
Also the manipulation of the metal
masses which go into delicate weights
is being studied that even density may
be obtained in the final castings. The
work will not be stopped until the
whole subject has been explored.
Miss Julia Stimson, the first and
only woman to hold the actual rank
of major in the United States army,
is the head of the army nurse corps.
She received a medal for valor dur
ing the world war.
Mine. Alexandria Kollontai, the
beautiful Russian woman who repre
sents the Soviet government at Nor
way’s capital is the first of her sex to
hold the full diplomatic rank of am
bassador.
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