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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22

sas FOR $500 LAWN WAISTS
ftoo
demand by cur
which reached today.
Handsomely
hesttched
white French
viii morning day only, otSiso
$3.50 FOR st250 SILK PETTlcoATs-
O viii pleas
20
% excellent
other house en- Eo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-22
25e FANCY HAT PMS Toe

Womeua Fancy fiat FINS.
with pearl turquoise. rolled
gold uf crystal heHds, extra
long pins, assorted patterns
10 select from. worth feEu
larlY ssc each Friday only
80 sass .ssss sssssssssi uc
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zoe AND 2se TRlnm,uo
BREiDs f0c-

Assorted ftFira plain ana
fancy Trimming Rfalds n
black white. c0iafa ana
color combinations. straight
and irregular designs. pret.
~ patterns assorted widths
worth to 25c a yard Friday
only ....... ..... m.
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2so LAWN HATS 100
Chlldren'a Cfinkled Lawn Hats IN
white only regular value 2tc
each, Friday only AMMAN. Toe
$50 WASH GOODS ioe--
a fine assortment Of Arnold'a Hilk
Effects in light and dark shades.
Ia pretty neat designs. these are
strictly fast colofs and look Just
like elk. regular value Zoe. I'ri-
day only 90 1890 +.sssssss AOc
$50 STOCKINGS foo--
Womeu's Fast Black Pine Cotton
Stockings. superior finish. double
heels ana toes regularly Use.
Friday only. per pair .t.s.. Toe
f5e STOCKINGS toc--
Women'a Fine Cotton Tan Color
Stockings. double heels ana toes.
superior finish, regularly isc.
Friday only, Der pair ......1Oo
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&crmiidtc tclcgrapbiidJc Gcpcid)cn.

- ). Wtnrion GocSbcrg elm be.
fonntCr @pidGft3momn IN Mtiupoll-
fec, lit III elmer @cl0ltrulC bon $1,000
OcrlrtbCilt mor0cn, nnd)0cm cr Iid)
lhuI0la bcfonnt bnttc, 0Cn Supcrpi-
loren @cbuia GrlnnguuQ cinc2 Son.
trottca $500 ongcbotcn 5l bobCn.
- ><ohn &opu9Cln9fi in buffalo,
u. y, lit lucgcn WtorOca int 5lpcitcn
WruoC an Dem @irtb >Iobn StoolC SIT
lCbcnal0nQIihCr @oit nit bortcr Nr.
belt ncrltrtbclIt morbcn, Sic Satin
Oc3 Grnlor0CiCn itcbt Der Der Nntlugc
Der W}itldulo, %bcQongen ourd) Scr
bcraunQ Der MorOtbnt.
- I<n Scr 9tr. 1872, &citbqoluitrnBc,
Eb~tluocIpbio 90, bclcNcncng3obmun0
bon &oiepb &ottingcr fnnocn Die 60
Sabre nItc Srou Minnie NottinQCr uno
ocrcn 5pci GntcIftnocr Nlpbonlc NM
&oiepb ocn 6clucrto0, mGbrCnb Oic
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Sobnc ourd) Ole 6cucrmcbr nit groB.
ter Ynltrcnglng acrcttct mltrOcn.
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GtnIlenCr G%npobionco pC1Cn Der Gr.
morolnN icinc@ &ono2mum8 Sulos
mlto gum Eo0c Ourd) sen Strdng per
llrtbcllt mor0Cn.
- ({n Mcitpoint. u. y, bot ser
&obollerilt Mm, u. WtcGls9fO ourd,
&crldlidcn bon aorboIidltrc ScIblt.
moro begongcn. WfcGIoSfp itonrmtc
on" Chicago u1O bate lid crit Dor
cincm Wfonot onmcrben lulicn.
- Sic @orfc yWiclroic" BON Der
WontrcnI Transportation So. lit an
elmer alippc bel Nodpiac, Ont, olris
gclo1ticn mo QCluntcr. Gic Munn.
ld)olt muroc Ncrcttct. Die ouS $1,000
@ulhcl5 b~cltcbCnoc &o0lrn0 mar ltlrs
Ocrlidert.
Gic Sapuniihc @onf in Cos Nn.
9cIcS, Gol., lit BON GirbrchCrl1 bcim.
0clltd)t mor0cn, peld)c cine 9cllte BOZ,
$4,000 buor mod)tcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
GOnpcnt Der federation"


Streitiruge 5luilhcn Nruuurbeltert
Moitiniiten, @ei5ern mo 6llbrz
leuten gegcn Die Gritcrcn cnt'hlc'
Den.
Yitt9burA go, 81. 9too.-Ncr
Streit 5miidcn Der Union Der Srdltc'
reinrbeiter mo ben lInionen Der No
idiniitcn, Seeker ltnb5llbrlcrte lunroH
I'M Gonocnt Der Gc0erotlon Of Sobor
obermola oiafutirt. Gic BON Dem e d.
fretGr Mtorriion Cin1cbradte Helollls
ton, an STEELE Der I'M lcBtiGbrigen
GonuCnt IN Gan TroIt5i@co angellon'.
men, ncriijqt Die Grleoigrn19 oc9
Streitca olli MISREPRESENTATION Nes
Qc; lie IticB bel Den Nroucrclarbeitcrn
otI bcitiQc NppoiItion. Scr Union
Der Characterization mllr0c sum Torz
mllri Qcnluht. lie ncbn1c Selltc, tpel6c
at Den onoCrcn orci l(nloncn gcbos
rem, ula Ntit0lic0cr oli. &n Der 5l
Son 6rou5i5co onaenommcncn NeIo,
llttion mar Dies bel NcrnciOung Der
NSi0crruiun9 oc3 CHARTERS ucrbotcn
lpor0cn.
Gu9 Worriion'idlc Subititut, mcl.
Dies bcitinntt Dob olc Wtolhlnl'tcn,
Ncllcrlcutc un0 Sllbrlclltc, lucldlc IcBt
5t OCn @rullcrci ? Nrbeitcr llnioncn
0ch0rclL ans ocn 2cBtcrcn oltaihclocn
ut0 lid ibrcn rcipcttiOcn llnionen
oniflicBCn ioucn, lpllrOc nit ilbcr
mUltiQcnOcr Wioiorit0t on0cnonlmcn.
.lSn Scr notwithstanding lpurocn
ouc Wcomtcn ser Scocrntton 0urd)
Ole Observation-Disclosures BON Ettta.
burQ nit mcrtbpoucn GbrCn9cihc1z
fen iibcrruidt. Er0iiocnt 0on1pcr3
cmpiing Elm pr0dtigca iilbcrnc3S bcc.
SCrpicC.
Cine 9iciolution Scr international
lcn lluion Der Batter un0 Gonoitor,
lporin mn llntcritiiburt9 Iiir Die 400
@0dcr IN Ncluorf, N.-&., lpcId)c
oollaQCihlolicn" luorbcn limo, qebcter
miro, murOc Dem 5lllt0noigcn Gon1itc
sum 9Crldt ilbcrluielcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
Tcncr Sdnel .6%rpreH5ns mad Rem.
Yorf auf Der sgenniDluonia
N%iienbahn.~

Wom 26. Rouember an miro ein
rteltcr Shnea GrpreBjng nad) Ncip'
Dorf nli Der .Eeuniplpania Gi'rr'
bobn" tGgIih I'M 1 llbr Hnfm. pom
baltimore ubiobren mo III Ncit'
philadelphia um Sc Rdh., IN Iciu.
Oort I'M SIS abenos Gufohufen
nit Euamon Barlor ? Wagons,
Rcitaurations &agaoH ~ Stdnoaro'
Goodies. (327 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
idcnfen iinO ocplinocrt nno cilroe'

olhert moroen.
Sic 9ron0iOtcL
anrst, &uBlono. 81 9}op.-Gic
M%obnbollIcr un6 anocrc @cboroe an
nlelen Sonogiitern in hicljgcr l(nt9a'
brn9 ltebcn in 6lonmcr
Ger NttentGtcr cntto am.
Datum, a. Roucmbcr. Ter
NillTS- Foli5eimciitcr wuwoc olrrt eli
lten EiltolcnihuB ih,ocr pcrmu1oct.
Ger NttentGtrr cntfam.
Gle ruiiiid Ruumun0 ser
W un6ihurrL
&ictorio, 90, a. NoO.-Gtc
NltiIcn beobiihtiqcn feds HrmcetorpE
aus Der Monoidurcl Dcimillcnocl1,
0od) Orci mciterc 9lrmcccorp9 nit
$4,000 Wonm unn lO0 @clhllBelt
lpcrocn borl0uiiq nod }urild blelbcll.
Ole 3uriidbeiorocrlnQ Ger lcd)3 Pr
mcccorp5 iibcr bic jJblrIldc @obt.
Ilnlc miro lngciGbr tt A{orotc III
NnlprrG nebmen.
Il n5ufricocnbrti in Eotin.
(ofio, 81. Iourmbcr. - Nic
Ngltotlon Gc9cn Ole &cQlcuulg &c
lpinnt an StGrfe, uclI O09 mGbrcno
Der llnruben in (otlo %Ocrb0n9tc
&rlcgarcht nod niht o%l'0cboben ut
mo Die Oppoiitionaprci'c mtcroriltt
miro. &icle @lei6Qciumtc Der 0ppoz
iition lino ictt lo0or mltcr ocn Wtit.
0licocrn ocS Obcrbaulc3 jt iinOcn.
@ c d 6 niBfeicr in Hon.
" ON, 81. Noocmbcr. - Ole bicii
gen Slloeu bielten cine impolontc @c.
ood)tniBfcicr fir bic Cpicr Der Mol
lotrcS in HuBlono. Ger NberzNnb-
blner ilodt in icine 9cOC cinCn Nppcn
nm Siilfe iiir oie NotblciOcnocn cin
nn6 pcrliCb Der @oiinmN Tu20rud,
Dob Die @lunc Der Nrclhcit mo Scr
brilocrung Der Wtcuihcn aus Dem
Nlut Der iiioiidcn W}drtprcr emit
Ipricbcn lpiir0c.
Ncuc iponi hr WcicbOor-
Hagen.
Moorio 8, 81. Nou.- Ter aric0"
miniitcr unterbrcitctc in ocIl Gortca
cine 9cpiuiQung non 100000 iiir
0Cn Nntultf BON 2OO GrCriot SdnCl.
lCllcr 6cl0Acidil6en Ger Wtiniit}r
0Ca &nnCrCn brod)tc cine @ciCBOor
Iogc 5llr NcgeIunq Der Nu9lponOc.
rltng Gin. Die WnBrcQcl lit Oorolli be-
rcdnCt, ocnt Wt%oliCnulra}rN aus ocu
bon Nrngcr3notb hcimNcilldtcn BE
jirfcn Sponicn'S GiuboIt 81 tbur.
Erottlte gcQcH IS cilS.
ormCC" : ~ CtbuoCn.
@crlIm ben q. NoucmbCr. -
@eitcrn giod)t lDltrnc bier non Der
Eolijci cine &crlonmlln10 o,ligct0it,
mclhc acacn Die Wictboocn ser
yNcll9armCc" Erotcit cinlcGtc. ,(u
Der @crlummlunQ lpur0c bebnl1ptct.
Oill5iCrc Scr o@ciI2ormcc" bcriducn
octcn Die Nclommclten @cIOcr uno
rilbrtcn Gin licOcrlihea &cbcn.
Qurh VI iBbonolunu in ocn
Eoo Qctriebcn.
Berlin 81. 9topentbcr. - Gincr
Nudlrid)t ans Stcttin 5uIolQc. bat lid
Der S%Ctlut0uncr @roi Sd)rotcr Oca
@Dmnoliltnla SIT @urb, NCQicrulQa
bc}lrt StCttlr, Crtr0nit. Mii6han0.
hung lcitcna Der Hchrcr lou Den Shii
Ter }l Scr &cr}meiillmg9tbot Qctric
ben b0bcn. Ger sol crimtCrt an ocu
Sal GippoIo mo lit Der 5pcitc ser
tlAc Sal IN ocrlcIbcn Hcbruuitult.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
@cr q Of ga?

Wo8fnr, 81. 9topcmbcr -. Hlla,
fopc Slouo" pcroifentliht beltte einc
Sepeldlc olis MoridlolL Ioilt mcld)er
oItrcihiltc Sruppen in @oli5ien be.
rcit iteberL 3ilge nod Der rriiiidcn
@rcl5c 81, beitcigcn mo Ole ociltifcr
Srlippe1 0ornl, 81 pcrbinoerrL in ooS
rl'll'd)e EoIet cin5lloringen.
Tcrmeiqern Die Steuern.
&iclce Huiiiid=E Boiler, q. Rop.
- Gic 9epobner pcri6ieocner @e.
aenocn Der bieiigen Yropinj per>pei
aern Die 9c5obIiutg ibrer Steuern.
Sie 8erihtsgcb1uoc 1t. 9ronntlpein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
@ic0er Gin Strifc.

Noitofi am Com, 81. Nop. .-
Gin 5lucitogigcr politiiher General.
itrifc lit bier proflomirt moroclr, lpcil
Nrbcitcr in ocn 6obrifcn bon aoiodel
onrdl Ecitihcnbicbc Ne5iihtigt lpcr'
Den. Ger Er0icft bot sic Mcgierung
crllld)t. 0oS ariegSrcd)t iibcr ocn q.
thrift ill ocrh1roen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
8cloicnbmngcn nad 9entihIanb nnS
Scltreidl

3u "a GcntS pro Wtarf itno 2Ob
Gents pro arone. Eorto ertra.
WcdIel altsGeiteIt al,i ollie Sbeile
Der 8cIt. Sbeo. s. 0icncr & So,
ia Olt'2eginoton.S Ctr. 3immer Scr.
3. 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25

Son6on. 81. Nop. - Ger amcri,
foniite @otihoitcr III &onoon. SEER
MbitcIow Hcib, bot $500 sum a6ni
Gin Nlcrunoru.Gono lilr ole Nrbcit3
Ioicr, Der jctt 100000 bctrolt bel
Qcltcltcrt.
6runfrci DIS &|crtrrtcr in
Ser MnrotfoGoniurrnk
Eoria. u. Atop.- Ga lit bcidloi.
icnc Sbotiud)c, bad ST.. NcUoil. Der
cbcnaIiac @pupcrncrW pou Nlajcr.
Der &crtretcr SrontrCidl' IN Der IN.
tcrnotionoleu Moroffo Gon'crcH iciil
miro. @r. Hepoil fiihrtc ~bcf0nntlid,
I'M Nnnicn Srnnfrcidl'a Sic llutcr
bonollngerL ncld)e IN Dem Gnpcr
nebmcn nit Seutid)lono ilbcr oos
Erogromm iiir Die Gonicrcu ihrcl
NbId)lub innoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25
Gnbuniidjc 9rnfcblcr.
acknowledgements gegcn GonQrCB.M it'
QlIc0 Eiuo Guerra. - Mtcbrerc
&crbuftun0cn.

Nnbnnn, 81. Rop. - @CQcnGon.
grcB WItgllc0 Eino @ilcrru lullroc
Seltcn9 0ca StroirihterS bon Son
Sllon y Wortinc} Die 0eihuIoiaunQ
crbobcn, 0oB cr Der 6iibrer ser AM.
'ton0lld)cn 9Clucqlng in jcucm Gan
oc9tbcllc lei. Gos gennnntc GonqrcB-
W}ttQlic0 loQ in 8cieQidoit on0crcr
6ilbrcr nmucicno aetueien lein, ais
Der 3ulnmmcnfllnft$Crt Der NltiitQn
otld)cn iibcrioQcn mur0c, ood) ioa &
lbnl Qelungcn lein, iein Gntfommen
5lt bcWcrtltcuigcu. Iie leiien0cn@ci,
tier Der NliitGnoiiden lollclt nab
reno Scr Hcpolution ais Siii3iCrc I'M
NcGiment gc0lcnt babcn, in iueIdcm
Guerra Den Hona zines Sbcriten in
ncbotte. IoS 0orredt Der Gongrcf
Wtttglle0cr, nidt oerbnitet 81 iDcrocn
lol @ucrrn'S @cinngennnbmc nidlt
p%crbinocrrL mic beboupict miro. IS
lplr0cn I'M 3uiommenbnng nit Der
%Nufttnoung gebeimcr Nnlfenloqer
I'M &orort Gcrro einige 0crboitunnen
oorgcnommer, BON uelfen jeood fci,
itcr Vcoelitung lnnetuobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25

Son0ulL 81. Noucntbcr. - Cine
Nclttcr'ihe Gcpcld)c aus Fctcr9burd
ilbcrmittcIt ciu @crilht, lout mclhcnr
lib micbcr cine W}clrtcrci olli Der
Shlpnr5cn Wccr 6lottc crciQrct Ia.
ben iou. Nlth bciBt cS, Elm She'll Scr
@nrniion bon Scbnitoppl bobc &c.
nlcutert, Ser StobSdci lei gctootct II.
cln Sberlt p%crpnnoct Worocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-25

ldlCn >Sod)C SIT pG1TCIPH.
%orI6ufi0 rein Gidtritt
@uIfoHr'8.
Ypnnon. 81. neon. - Sic hclr.
tioc MISUNDERSTANDING hultcrtc 5lpct
Snunocn urO gcIonGtc tur5 nod :
llbr g}otmittoQa }lm AbItllrIic. SIC
ocitcrn ouQcmciu QcbcGtc GrportlulN
Oob lie nit ser HciiQnotion oca gan.
Ken aobinCt9 cn0cn mCr0c, bat 'ld
nidt bcitdtiQt. 2ic N}iuiitcr acl0n8
ten, mic c@ bci6t, ST Dem Sdlrllc.
oub ca bciiCr icln lOcroc, lpcnn ne
iclbit on9 Norlomcnt ouIIoitcn un0
Damn an Die N0hIcr uppcllrtcll.
Soltc oicic3 &criobrcn cinaelhlo
ocn lpcrOcL 10 miro Is uli @rlno
Der Nnnuhnlc Qclhchcn, Dob iih Die
@lbcralcu mciQcru milrocn, Elm ao
binct 5l orNonilircn 10 lon0e ne nld)t
0ltrd cine alQcmcinc 2&obl Stinmcl
QcnltQ inn YorIomcnt Crloll0t BADEN,
inn ihr Ero0romm ourt'ilbrcn N
'o''''"'
GoNto oV5up'|
Caracas. %. 9}oo. - &n Nnbc'
trodt Oc2 llmitonoc2, oob tcln Der
trctcr Der rruu3ol'fcn Nc9tcrll119 am
#. N]oucnrbCr bel Der nCllc6llcldIll'
ihcn HcQlcrun0 porlprod, NM olc al
iCucm 0utlm ltntcr Der Flunlcp
lhcn Grbitrotlon9 Entl6cloun9 '0i'
liQc ypcltC Notwithstanding 81 emf
pionQcm bot Ole pCnGuclonI1de Ne
0iCrumQ OCr hIcll1cn onlcrltanlldcl
@CionOtcn Nlrlicll criltd)t, 0a@ WClo
CntQCQCn 5lt ncbuCn un0 9cItCrn lpllrs
DC Ole SllnImC 0Cm Nrn. Hlhlell aus
QC3oblt.
CNlm is. Noucmbcr murOc uio Yu'
ria QcnlcloCt. Er0liOcnt GoItro bobt
lid am -. NouCmbcr 0%cpeiQcrt, Die
iruQlidc Smmc 81 b~c3nblcn. IS
po''oV''V l'ul '"'' y '",''
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-20

those thus honored, in the order Of their
ranking are: j. ID. Il. Jones, state cham
pion. Wannamoisett Golf club. class ..
ranked 18th: Il. Tudor Gross, Wannamoi-
sett Golf club class 8 29th: J. O. Ames.
Agawam Hunt club, class s. Both: r. y.
Dana, Wannamoisett Golf club class s.
3Sth
Last year only Jones and Dana were
ranked, out much lower. the former be-
ing numbered ~ and Dana II. Each of
these players has, accordingly, moved up
the scale
In addition to these players II. J. Holt
Of the Lor Rwood Cricket club Brookline.
Mass. is among those ranked. Mr.. Holt
has twice in succession won the Agawam
Hunt open tournament. His ranking this
year is The same as IL was in l9oi, name
ly. ed. Rhode Islanders do not figure in
the doubles ranking.
Last year Holcombe Ward was ranked
No. !, with William j. Clothier 2. William
A. Larned and Beals G. Wright 4.
BY many locally Il is believed that Jones
and Dana should have been ranked high
er. many of the local cracks placing Jones
among the first ten players and Dana,
who made a capital showing aginst the
veteran Hobart at Newport, forcing him
to play five sets. not far behind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-20
FIGHTERS SHAPE ON PAPER.
O'Brien
BERNSTEIN FEARS A1TELL

Joe Bernstein. the old-time Ghetto
champion" refused TO go into the ring at
the Summit A. G. last night with Abe
Attell and take the beating the latter
had cooked up for him for less than S1Oo
prize money.
Attell and his hackers thought that 800
was too much 10 give Mr.. Bernstein for
his services and the bout was declared
off. The clever featherweight did not
want 10 disappoint the crowd and so he
took on the next best man that could be
obtained, in the person OF Eddie DAILY.
The latter was loudly cheered In the first
round when he landed a slap on Abe's
kidneys. After that wonderful showing
DAILY confined himself to stopping sundry
hooks swings and 1abs that the clever
Abe landed at Will
In the second round Attoli found Daly's
jaw so often that the latter sat down in
the centre of the ring TO think things
over. He evidently didn't like the aspect
Of affairs, for he did not get up, and the
timekeeper rang the bell. Attell merely
played with DAILY In the third round. con-
tentng himself by showing the crowd
how easy N was not To get hit.
After being practically knocked out in
the first and second rounds OF his fight
with Mike Harris, the Broadway slasher
landed a wild swing toward the end OF
the third round and put Harris out. II
took minute TO revive Harris after he
received the wallop.
Billy Harmed knocked out Sam Gar.
lin in the second round Of their go, and
was about TO repeat the trick in the third
round. when the referee stopped the fight
Owing to the able coaching Of Kid
Allen, his second, Tim O Brien won from
Harry Bronson Allen told O,Brien what
TO do, and O'Brien did II.
Several knockouts occurred at the Plaza
A. c., new club. at the opening stag.
which was held last night. Young Sui
livan began operations by slowing away
Kid Touhey in the third round of the first
bout Kid O'Brien made Kid Bee quit
I'm the second round OF their go and Tony
Moran stopped Joe Hart In the first round
OF the final bout by hitting him hard
smash In the stomach. Hart jumped up
I'm the air and said that his thumb was
injured but Il was the opinion OF the
spectators that IL was his feelings that
bothered him.
Florrie Barnett was the referee, and
the show was we'll handled from start to
Rnie eI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-20
FIGHTERS READY

When Bob Fgtzsmmons and "Philadel-
phia Jack" OBrien take the centre OF the
pugilistic arena az Mechanics Pavilion to-
night it will be clash OF the man who
has been called the most wonderful fight
er OF the age with tho speeGiest boxer in
the game today. As 60 the result, the
opinions of fight experts here are as wide
ly different as tho two poles.
Those who favor Fitz point 60 his
excellent condition and fine work he did
In training. so different nom his labored
efforts when be fought George Gardiner
two years ago The OBren faction
while realizing that the Philadelphian has
a big contract on hand figure that his
youth ard wonderful cleverness will be
served and that Jack will get the big
ger end of the purse
Both Fitz and Jack predict the fight
will end IN a knockout before they have
gone the fun distance. and each Is con-
ldcnt the others head will be resting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-20
STUDENTS DEFIANT

Final action was taken by the Column
bia university council yesterday afternoon
on the recommendation OF Its committee
on student organization that the game Of
football will be prohibited at Columbia
The decision reached will not be an
nounced until tomorrow but II is general
ly believed at the university tonight that
the recommendation OF the committee has
been adopted and that there Is no further
hope for the game at Columbia In a
last effort TO induce the council to pur-
sue less radical course I'm the matter
speeches were made by A. w. Pitman,
graduate director OF football; s. b. Cur
tbs, manager OF the 1906 team J. r. Fish
er, captain OF the team. and X. w. Mac
beth president OF the senior class The
students then withdrew, and after an
hours deliberation the council came 10 a
decision.
There Is considerable excitement among
Columbia students over what they declare
was unfair treatment accorded them by
the faculty. Their petition that the foot
ball association be given a hearing was
rejected. and they say they have had no
voice at all In the matter which they con-
slider OF peculiar interest TO them. The
dissatisfaction of the students, Il is re-
ported tonight, will be expressed tomor-
row in some form OF a demonstration.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-20
LOST At BILLIARDS

Albert LOwenberg defeated w. a Van
Week In yesterday afternoons play in the
H-2-inch balk-llne billiard tournament for
the amateur championship OF Greater
New York at Maurice Days billiard
academy The score was 300 points 20 242.
Van Week did not play up TO his usual
high standard. missing many shots Low
enberg on the other hand made n strong
showing. His all-around-the-table shots
neted him high runs OF % q and % His
average was S2-se. Van Week avern ged
i-ee. and his highest runs were 10. i6 and
H.
In tho evening William Gershel played
n strong game and defeated c. r. White
by 80 points 20 2t3 The winner averaged
q 25-55. and he made high runs OF 2s Is
and ~. White had high runs of %. rs and
~. and his average was 4 2a-5i
This afternoon Dr. W w Douglas will
play Mark Mauldaur. and In the evening
game william Gershel will meet Albert
DOwenberg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-20
FOOTBALL CAPT. "PINCHED"

Vincent Stevenson. captaln-elect or the
University of Pennsylvania football team,
made his initial bow to Magistrate Har-
ris I'm tho Thrtv-seventh street and
Woodland avenue police station at Phila-
delphia yesterday morning. "Stevie," the
fondly-cherlshed hero OF many n gridiron
battle. had been 'pnched"
Stevenson had boarded an electric car
at Fifteenth and Walnut streets The
hour, 3 a. IN. 'Stevie' insisted upon pay
ing the fare for himself and companion,
and when Conductor Spone entered the
car held out a quarter with lordly dis
dain. ITS nothing. nothing. only
quarter he murmured depreciatingly. .
His companion thought otherwise and
made a grab for the piece OF silver. II
fell 10 the floor. Then followed rough
and tumble over the seats after the
elusive coin. Spone, reinforced, protest
ed I'm vain. Finally fists flew and Spone
on the outside. At full speed the car
bowled along until the Twenty.hrst dis
trict station house was reached
II was not TIL then that the prisoners
within the car realized their prcdicament.
and smashed the glass I'm the forward
door OF the car I'm their efforts 10 escape.
IL was too late. A dozen bluecoats,
aroused by the unusual noise, had rushed
10 the scene. Tho door flew open and
they descended upon their prey "Stevle''
the second. and finally succumbed 20 the
embrace Of his third opponent.
After hearing all the evidence tho mag
istrate decided 10 hold the prisoners under
5000 bail each for breach of the peace. At
that moment an attorney, who had been
summoned by phone. mado heavy rush
10 the rescue. He leaned over the desk
talking into the magistrates ear. What
ever II was It's eNect was potent. Ihe
sentence was changed 10 St50 for tho
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-20
BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION

Representatives from twcnty-eight bas-
ketball teams OF the Metropolitan district
or the -A--Ar-E met at the Xavier A. a.
club house last night and formed an or
ganization 20 be known as the Metropoli-
tan Basketball association. IL was decid-
ed that all teams must abide by A. A. u.
rules that no man play on more than one
team during a season and that schedule
be arranged 10 definitely decide the dis
trict championship.
Charles Mitchell Of the Young Mems
Hebrew association presided. The absence
OF Luther Gulick and n. Heffner OF the
A. A. L. basketball committee threw n
camper on the meeting. The representa-
tives will hold their next meeting In the
Xavier club house, Jan. ?.