The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-13

!, ~ trrstess Of the Seattle Athletic
-, take Mace one week from today
s.-srnue conclusion that Secretary
Hesn will be elected president,
]. = the only candidate. j 90 not
Z. ~arry the idea that Mr.. Bean is
1s.srsos.s choice Of the members Of
s..s e. the highest position a. their
-, hecaage / know that there are
-. - would much prefer some other
~ firne mas passed, however. Tor
-. eoa,iaations. and the dissatisfied
~ sffde By the consequences OF their
- e announcing their choice.
a '.,,<fees will be- elected from the
- list of candidates: DIR. f. A.
IN rr. T.. w. Young. f. T. Coui-
2.r Mckenzie. G.. X. Robson, w.
ss.essv 3. X. Strive, l. IL. Wood.
s.-i~rhausen, George r. Morris, G..
s-tsh A. H. Harrison, AL Cooking
3 Hughes, II. S. Stevens. John
%.-v e. r. Pops. w. III. Moore, DIR.
1ehosuie, DIR. G. L. McCuIIoch, O.
~ - nresident. secretary and treas
- n Sc elected by the trustees at
n. - meeting following the election.
y. 1870 Of trustees consists of fifteen
..s.rs seven OF which go out Of Office
- vear, The president is an ex-
~ neisber Of the board.
~ LECTION viii be held at the club
- ia poll being open from IL
ss,ss = the morning until IL o'clock at
- Fheeo Judges shall be appointed
-. - hoard Of trustees, or. Ia case Of
1870 10 appoint. by the president.
s;s.7ss ! ticket containing the names OF
ID ~snioty nominated for president and
4s..se1r q the board of trustees Will
~ - = each voting member OF the
Sreeet such nominees as have, In
81 elaciaily notified the secretary
- uithdrawaI. The president and
- 81 the board of trustees are
zsssS - printed or written ballots. A
x5SStv os yotes cas-: Is sufficient TO
Active and life members NOT IN
- G dues are entitled TO vote. No
1 rlSe n proxy y allowed.
- resolved a marked copy OF the
800 Wave, published at the University
Vmh,ugton. Judging from the red
f ms It was the intention OF the
- % have me take notice of the fol-
g.. which appears under the heading
16Sor.s Desk:
- result Of the Thanksgiving game
/ - ~ Seattle Athletic Club has been
f11d 10 exhaustion. There was a
/ ,ui1ney. Immediately after the game. to
suir1he he larger score OF the town club
Z auu6tlouable decisions of the referee
80 wss prescribed thought. 1t has
q IN forgotten. however, that win
r - ase terms which the general pub
4 snrards a absolute. and which II Ii
q nelaed to modify with the sweet
- "a hut The Varsity team lost
- she pewspapers. and having entered
= ontest Of our own free will. and hav-
= hah 4 voice In the choice OF officials.
IN obliged TO assent to the newspaper
sstenens No one can realize more
~ ttan The students OF this university
Ill 4 q pusrile to whine about unfair
sisSons. and that In the present In
ssnee-Mhere the referee and umpire
M By universal Acknowledgement. men
6eFfectiy honest fntsntions-such whin-
II d discourteors.
sAsde from the decisions. however,
IN has been much said OF money paid
II he avcifdupoies which won. This talk
" assumed such proportions. and has SO
1sth support. that II may be recognized
Above pusriity. That one professional
"a several amateurs of questionable
sanding sold their Drawn to the anxious
ssh men are facts admitted by members
4 he s. A. c. The members OF our
van 20 doubt. wish 70 have some credit
nm ihsy make so praiseworthy an APP
rasaaes against professionals. II the
charge q professionalism can be sustain
a M b the time to sustain IL. The
syrtre ed sports should not afford an
'sts ntuss 10 this gladiatorial policy.
IN ussasnly not Increase the number
NJ hxAds. however, 20 mouth the
q b Wink space and the betting fra
snlQ, When the charges have been
I'M. When the amateur association
q dFup he names of the accused from
m then II VIII be our privilege 10
g. AiisntiQn TO the combination af aban-
Ana hireiings against whom we have
s Iesas but until such contamination,
~ y ha; display OF asinine per
sasu 70 annoy the public ear with a
nl9R which Il has already grown tired
4 lnzins.s
- words ''are facts ADMITTED by men,
B - e me 5, A. G." are underscored. IN
% 70 this point | am not sufficiently
sled . speak, If there were one pro-
~ and several amateurs of ques-
sae Standing see no reason why the
Withheld their names. He certainly
/ - have had some facts or alleged facts
which to base his statement. am
s ~ that some Of the members OF .he
team were allowed 10 sleep in
iafk'sh bathroom. Meal tickets were
I ! Even to members OF the team. n
/ - sets are the foundation for The
aase made by the Wave I can readily
IVY tAe :. A. c. officials say thai Ii
worm the while 10 pay any atten-
81. ne continual talk ahonf the awful
sassse cub Az the time the Y. ~ C. A.
/ !. a'ea regular training table year
~. mads mention of IL as legitimate
8. ~ mem, Freeing my mind OF any IDEA
/ az association YVES doing anything
- Training tables are found at all
! 80 ana III some athletic clubs. The
Athletic Club sends It's a,h-
. = Iraeers' island every year 10 train
sirss and cannot stretch my mag
- 70 The point az believing taat the
49, pay Their board hills or room rent.
Awe TIE 3. A. G has right to al