The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-06

- cattle Athletic Club is now with
instructor in athletics. Prof.
....,~s ". Wander yeer has placed his
( = .s.stson Ia the hands OF the secretary
~ -fIl be considered at the next regi-
e. -.1tinx There is no doubt that ii
- - accepted. There Ia no Ill will on
z1. ~ OF the officials Of the club toward
1j wander yeer; on the contrary. he
~ haye remained in his position as
ss.ss - he desired provided he devoted
In .,,tire time to the interests Of tie
~. Ne did not feel that he could con-
ss-.Iv leave the University of WASH
s..sssr where he is also instructor, and
{ sss.sssd matters by Immediately resigning.
/ S-.saanf Goldsmith, of the s. A c.,
~ RAJ Prof. Wander Veer's resignation
& - d,,e simply To the fact that he had
~ .r,ch work on his hands with both
3 "A. university and the athletic club 20
~ after.
~..xer yeer at the s. A. c. If L4arsen
ss.nck had a little more experience his
5000 would make q strong fight for
- notwithstanding that he has not
- minated a desire to secure the po-
1.isn. Il is probable. however, that an
Fss1rn man will be- called into service.
$3.50 q prevailing idea that 1T is neces-
- 10 70 East In such matters to keep
~ rith the times. This general formula
-dnoed to plain words means that the
IN u willing TO tag along at least one
e.er behind the East In athletic ideas.
= poesible that there is lack of orig
ha,ity ia this section Of the country? I
80 to believe 1t as much as ! dislike
3 follow the East. No matter what
h. he Lee
1Gzsait the performance.
Uhnnver the new instructor at the 3,
il nay be, one thing Is certain, he
- attend TO business. In making this
s1efsmert desire 1t distinctly understood
~ have no reference TO Prof. Wander
20. He will nave regular hours to
y Il ths club and be there he must. I'm
- the old system the instructor had
eurtain hours on certain days to be at the
xuh, He would give his lessons and then
= avay. The new instructor will be re-
enired 10 be at the club every week day
nnA evening TO look after matters per-
nlaiug to the gymnasium and the athletic
s&k
President James 8. Goldsmith, OF the q.
ii c. has announced to the trustees that
II viii not be candidate for reelection.
! b his opinion Secretary III. V. " Bean,
81 reason Of long and conscientious ser-
sice. Il entitled to succeed him. Mr..
GoIdsmith has been president Of the club
Dinse IT, organization and his individual
tnerts have had a great deal to do with
guiding II through numerous storms
and breakers in the dull times. While the
trustees and members of the club as a
whole viii regret the decision OF Mr.. Gold
srlsh. they must admit that his business
cares and responsibilities have increased
10 such an extent since the Klondike ex-
eitfnent commenced that he is justified
b hs decision. The annual election of n
president and board of trustees will be
held on the third Monday in December.
ne election Ia by ballot and lasts through
the day. The secretary and treasurer are
elected BY the trustees.
The annual business meeting Of the 8.
a {, VIII be held this. evening at the club
ICONS Club members are invited TO at
lend ana hear report on the business
transactions for the past year
Next Saturday evening the S. A. c. and
A. c. bowling teams VIII meet In the
ihird sub-series Of the forty games match.
seattle VIII be represented by T. T.. Pope,
T. Harrison. t. II. Warner, w. T..
Gazzam. r. A. Churchill and Mr.. Gillette.
ne nfst handicap bowling tournament
o. ne winter season took place at the s.
a Z curing the past week Edward
bfsey Won the medal for highest actual
sole WIN record or i53 In four games.
y ifnny with handicap of is, total
seoe ne won the handicap medal Fol-
loving are the scores: