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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

Tommy burns. whose real name
4 Noah nrusso. at one time mem.
her OF the Seattle lacrosse club. r.
nov the heavyweight champion
boxer of the world. hy his defeat
OF Marvin Hart Friday might,
Hart got that title as a Eifustnt
was called the heavyweight cham
pion.
Rims critics all over the country,
including George Sller. filled col
umn after column telling how Hart
would beat Burns. Siier even going
50 far as to call Burns second
Fater. with very little Science. and
80 ON.
Burrs Had seienes.
The old man probably laat any
more surprised over hts prediction
Of the result II this fight than any
of his past opinions. aa three out
OF four times he Ia away to the
bad.
Hart showed about as much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

statistics nhuw that college grad
uAtrH ats the hsaithlaat class % u1Hu
10 EnEland In America this a far
frum being the cazm
The American tendency 20 ever
Do has uftrn, before. begn crnagFed
with Justice BY men If farviEu birth
We have been called "A nation uf
dYspenllrs~ bocAnne Ne eat too faat
uofk too fast aud aisau too little
Perhaps a. has been urged In tindls
eatioa. uaF leadership among uas
lions la due Ia some measure "a
this racial pfpcliFity - burn the
candle a. both ends and Guido In
ontsfufise. quick thinking and
quicker Application ~ thuakht all
other pssspisa. Yet sanity and moi
grafton arr. AFTER al. the Errstsaf
cnmuuurnta ~ uuceaHa and IN nn
rhannH ~ car national actixity Is
reform more necessary ihau On the
nerve Nfor kihr. ifa sndnnEefiaK
stfcuuaaansfs % American college
apnFt. e Nhich intercollegiate f0es
ball ss the most vifnlsut example
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
JUST THE THING
FOR ALASKANS

Nothing IN the list Of eatables
used b. Alaskan miners and
'muAhsrs" finds more favor than
syrup and sugar. when the sugar
supply II short syrup II often sub
ntitutsd IN coffee. and a miner
wauldn't give up hia "fiap- iac 81.
covered with the sweet liquid. for all
the rest Of his neal Ths greatest
difficulty 81 experienced IN the fact
that syrup in the usual form, is too
bulky 70 pack along. and a.
usually cheap. inferior quality
The Crescent Manufacturing Cos
Maplsins Just fills the bill n o.
IN condensed form. IN bottles easily
carried and ita flavor Il that Of
genuine maple. better than any
thing ia the syrup line ever taken
into Alaska zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

tho meeting and offered so pen.
nant Another meeting e. complete
arrangements was SGT Tor April
Representatives came from almost
al the amateur clubs Ia this part
OF the state. ana several Hunt let
fFfm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
AMATEUR BALL
LEAGUE FORMED

Representatives % amateur hane.
bail teaFaa on thr Nund met ln this
ciiY yesterday ard termed the i'uKet
Sound Amateur baseball nsaaela=
fians HaH tand cof1efIH. - fhn rsas
iWnshiaa. Naa made PRESIDENT . n
Riley. 9f AriinKfuu. vies pfrntaesf.
and = u Fitzgerald. ~ ballard. sec
fntarg ana treasurer Committees
were appelnted "a tFae up q schell
uis % start on MAJ =. and 10 make
bysiawa
y. r. nuHdaie maAe speech ~
4-saa
List il with last. Mutual Life nldK
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

The action Of the supreme court
Of Tennoaaee IN declaring the anti
rncsuR bill unconstitutional means
that Nashville and Memphis meets
viii be- bigger and better events than
ever before Tho hard knocks the
game has received In assefa other
stairs has restricted the circuit
With the result that larger fields
and better HORSES will be ayaiiabls
for the remaining tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
WILSON MINER

This Is the firat published picture
Of Wilson Miner In his fighting
clothes Miner has never quite
overcome his love Tor boxing and
there are few p1giliEts N note with
whom he has not had = go IN pri-
vate. II Is said In the recent quar-
rel With his wife. the former Mrs
Yerkea. his prediction for sports
Of the riafic arena had a prominent
part. Mrs Miner. 80 the rumur
g0ea. tainted Wilson" with having
athe morals Of a prize fighter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

Walter wlluot tho old time ball
player. b. COINS 10 manage "A Wild
afat show ~ Cansy Island AFTER
Two seasons In the old Western
League. Wimat says handling
blanket Indians would be- a picnic ia
comparison 10 plotting a losing team
in small inaHue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

Tom O'Honfke thinks be has
things fixed over at Philadelphia
so that he can give his bis boxing
carnival ~ the Tuxedo club ON Feb
ruary IS las he bought the other
promoters off n be hasn't rs safe
To bet that they Will be fighting his
club 20 the last ditch. even n they
should tumble In with hlu and kili
the game for good In Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

has Jumped to williamsp0ft IN the
outlaw league. will draw 800
year more than be did from the big
league club. lie says the 5000 sal
airy cut Justified him In going With
the outinWa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
BURNS WILL
FIGHT O'BR|EN
NOTIFIES rAG SPORTING EDITOR ny TELEGRAM THAI
AE Is WILLING TO MEET NeuERoR FrTz-Ble sur.
PRISE TO so.eALlgo PueIllsrlo CRITICS

science as sick kitten. according
to the telegfanhic descriptions ot
the 81.
burns was the man with tho
science. maklas the big keatueklan
leok HE fourth rate man.
nily Nsuahton's Views
nnly Naughton. Of Examiner
fame. gives It as hts opinion that
Turns has M more champiauship
qualifications than Hart. and prac.
ideally claaaeH both as daha. tle
states that Jack Root Is much
better man than Burns. aud thinks
o'nrieu can beat either OF them
with ease Naughlon eflticlsca
liurus severely for bis eaEegness Ga
eisnfh DURING the battle
Burns Is not and probably never
will be. a world heater However
he IA young. takes good care ~
himself and Il may he that he viii
yet give a pretty good account ~
himself
"a 70 Root,
Onrien got a decision over Burns
In six. Fuund bout. and e took
him all of bis time 10 act It That
was long time ago and Burns
Il undoubtedly a better man noW
than then.
II accms far FETCHED 90 elias Root
with Burns Last night L took
Root no rounds 20 satin a decision
over that big iumheriack. FHed Rna-
sell. Denver st Martin made Rus
sall look like a sausage machine and
made him quit Russell euuidu
beat any ~ nl II the Mugs lounEers
Burns cllnehed Hart last Friday
night repeatedly Strange. Is Il not,
that nurua shauld clineh 60 avoid
punishment. = man weighing over
Sd pounds NOSE than he
MAJ Take Stage.
Il seems u be pretty generally
conceded that all " the present
claimants To The hcavy weight title
are small potatoes and few in a
hill None Of them have laos ked
cut Burns ~ far. and the eeat ~
them have been pretty vel pound
ed of and on
In telegram "a The Star tessay
nurna tgsz tae sporting editor 81
thlz paper that be will fight 0Hrien.
but does not give any date Tor The
messing Barns may accept an en-
Easumrnt "a q around the conni.
dine circuit q shnS HOUSES before
Bis next encounter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27
SPORTING BRIEFS

Entries for the indear track meet
60 be held between the University
ana the Il A. g. next Friday a. the
~" gymnasium have bsen arranged.
and contain all Of the eligible ath-
iutea. ~ both Institutions wish 10
tfy out many new men. Besides the
usual eeents, wrestling will be tn
Guided.
Tho data 81 the high school and
y. n. G. 4. indoor track meet 10 be
held az The university. has been sat
FOR March - Circulars ia this efs
feet are being sent around the
state.
KANSAS cry. Fob. ~ Frank
Oateh last night threw Jim fafr
twice Ia 80 minutes. ulthout exert
ing himself
The Lucky Bag. an annual pub
lieatian Of the Annapolis naval
academy. contains number OF H.
iuatratigna b. Ensign VIM. GLASS
ford. aou af col ". A. aisaafofd. Of
the signal eofpr stationed in Seat
tis. Young 9iaHnfard - NOW IN
Seattle ana ulil Join the eruiaef Cut
raEo iu March.
The racing shell n the Fireeh
club has been purchased hv the uni
VsrHlty foe practice use. ~ was
found a. BE- almost aa Hood a. the
varsity craft
tiattlinK Nelson has held out
against public opinion a. long a.
possible. bat finally had - Eiye In.
ITO announces that he will fiEht
Aureila Herrera Joe Cans nlao ~ns
presses a willingness Ia meet the
Mexican.
kitty Brnnafield. the Phiiadel-
phiA National first baasman Who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

Eddie llanlon. the California
foathorweight pusiliai. viii become
an actor. playing ths hero part IN
ono ~ Chaa iilaney'a Sizing mel.
iefdfammora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

Joe Cans ia hot on the trail Of
Jimmie Hflft and offers the Cali
fornian 81 .0oa II he viii sign arti-
clos tn NEST him in 20 round
bout Britt IL fighting shy 81 the
euiofed fAkef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

THAT deep. dark silence along the
eastern coast q one Miks p0niih
gene lnto retirement after smuggling
a aleepinF ear porter. The haste
With which Alke subsidized has
never been eqaaled The pity IL
that be has ever opened up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

Gran Princess TtixIe. The
- mn Human HORSE. 20 NEW
TRICKS. $500 90 ACT old Prices
this week New prices next week.
The Zaraidns. Eaniiibriata Mr. and
Mrs Guire. Comedians. Frederick.
Tall Pine Tattfer JsHalka. Ken
lucky Bells Pete punaWorfh. sing
er Etsrascupe. American Aips. Mu-
uic@Thr hest
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ADJUSTMENTS


rfftaS = = - n
Third Avenue
THeafor
RUSSELL AND DREW. MRra
Phones 161. The Most Popular
TheHfef~
Tonieht and All Week
Watineea wednesday and Saturday
The nlE lis city Scents Senaa =
ton. fhn
MooNsAlNER DAUGHTER
Rauid Action--Wcli Acted Real
Good Comedy 4 Pretty xund Dol
lar Showed our Prices REMAIN
THE SAME As EVER.
Next Week fAurrtta Taylor and
the Taylor 90 IN WHITE CAPS b
DON'T forget the CHARITY BALI.
TONIGHT ~ Christensen hall for
the GOOD SHEPHERD ORPHAN
ASYLUM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

an lndeflnlis period may reach
a stage where a cure. II possible
Al all. vii rr4uire a much LONG
er course % treatment WAY.
then. permanently endanEsr
your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

kitty nransneld. the Philadel
phla National first baasman NH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

KANSAS cry fgh. ~ Frank
Qatrh last night threw Jim fnfr
twice ln 80 minutes. ulthout exert.
ing himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-27

MAJ BE- comparatively = simple
eAns "a cure " taken IN hand
right aahY. bat II da'aYed
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16
BANK OF AMERICA
DECLARED INS0LvENT
President, vice-President Cashier and
Stockholders all Borrowed Money
From Institution Until
Nothing Is Left.

CHICAGO, Feb. l5.--The Bank of AM
erica Incorporated last December with
Il capital stock OF $25O,0O0 was placed
in the hands of receiver late tonight
by nudge Chitraus of the superior court
on the complaint of John E. Kayanaugh,
one of the stockholders. The bill ask
ing for a reeevership holds former Judge
Amer Smith, President; G. f. Sorrow,
Vice. President; Jerome Pierce, Cashier,
and F. r. CNelman stockholder and di-
the institution, President Smith is al
legged to have borrowed $4,000 and plac-
ed it in the treasury of the bank in or
der to deceive the state auditor into
believing that the stock had been paid
up Smith is further charged with hav.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16
APPRAISERS WILL CONSIDER GERMAN TARIFF
AFTER HEARINGS SECRET
SECRETARY ROOT C0NFERS GERMAN AMBASSADOR
STERNBERG INFORMED U s. WILL INSTRUCT
AGENTS TO ACT

WASHINGTON. Feb l5.--An Impor.
tant conference was held at the White
House this afternoon at which it was
decided that there should be no open
hearings before the board OF general
appraisers, In view of the fact that the
new maximum and minimum German
tariff goes into effect on March lst,
and it is the wish of the German gov
ernment that the hearings in the con-
tested valuation be open, the confer
ence has assumed international impor-
tance. After the conference secretary
Root had conference with Ambassador
Sternberg at which the ambassador was
informed that although it had been i'm
practicable To upset the system of ap-
praising, or to permit the introduction
of testimony and cross examination at
the hearings, the Washington Govern
meut was prepared to instruct its age
nts in Germany to cooperate in every
way with the German boards of trade
and leading German merchants in the
effort to secure information regarding
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16
the value Of exports to America.
viii Make Proposal,

y III
BERLIN, Feb. l5.--The German gov
ernment will 60 before the Reichstsg
within few days with the proposal to
give the United States the same treat
ment under the new tariff as that given
the countries with whom Germany has
arranged reciprocal trade treaties. Ger
many's proposal to give the United
States this favored treatment is only
for fixed period, probably year so
as to afford time TO conclude more per-
manent arrangements. The position of
the German government is one of un-
common difficulty, because memorials
and petitions have been pouring in to
the chancellor and other ministers,
urging the government to stand firm and
not hand over to the United States for
nothing, privileges for which other gov
ernmentts are given an equal return.
The government therefore faces Reich
stag which is nearly as unfriendly to
the tariff concessions as the United
States Senate.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16
Dunno Administration Allowing
Policy Companies TO Run.
Citizens Association of Chicago Charges
That Playing Of "Poliey Has Been
Resumed and Is Conducted
Openly.

CHICAGO, Feb. l5.-The most seri.
Gus charge directed by responsible per-
sons against the police since the Dunno
administration began was made yester-
day by the Citizens Association of Chi
cage.
In letter to the mayor that reform
organization announced the playing OF
policy had been resumed and is con-
Quoted openly in Chicago without in
reference, and that company is oper-
atiug extensively on the West side, as
serting that MATTERS have been ar
ranged" at the city hall so that they
can operate unmolested Until after
the spring election"
The association also declares that
when an attempt was made recently to
raid several of the policy agencies the
gamblers were warned by detectives
from the Desplaines Street station, al
though Chief of Police Collins and five
OF his detectives were the only ones
who knew of the intended raids.
Within ten minutes after the letter
was made public, Chief Collins assert
the that Secretary lngleton of the re-
form organization would be called to
the city hall today ald give orders to
make his charges good" Furthermore,
the chief declared, during his term of
office he never will send policeman or
detective to act under instructions from
the citizens association.
The topping Off Chief Collins de-
clared was the work of some person
connected with the reform organization
who had been drawing salaries from
two sources.
When told that Mr., Singleton claims
to know eighteen policy companies Oper
alton in Chicago, the chief said that he
would demand that the addresses of the
resorts be given to the police, He re-
fused to believe in the existence of the
places.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16

ment to the effect that he cnntempnt'
ously refused $4,000 on the ground that
IL was not sufficient for his pokct mon
cN The attitude OF the Count leaves
the lawyers OF the Countess to consid.
er only his outstanding mdehtncss
which reaches to an enormous sum
The Countess marriage contract en-,
sures the protection of her private for.
tunes against these debts. but ut the
same time she is not disposed to enforce
the strict letter of the contract, The
extent OF which the countes will liqui.
date the debts OF her husband is a
question now under negotiation, The
court made o second Intellectual attempt
ut reconciliation, Next will be service
of the writ upon the defendant,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16
Charged With Conspiracy to Let
Offenders Escape.
William Amory Presents Assembly Com
N mitsee With Facts Showing Jerome
conspired With Metropolitan
Street Railway.

NEW YORK. Feb. ia special to
the Tribune from Albany says;
Charges including subornation of per.
jury, bribery OF lawyers, misconver'
sion OF millions OF dollars, and the en-
listment of District Attorney Jerome
in conspiracy to whitewash the Of
Tenders were made against the Metro.
politan Street Railway Company, and
its officials at hearing before the as
sembly committee on ways and means
yesterday.
William n. Amory of New York, for
mcrly treasurer of the Third Avenue Ell.
erated Railway Company and who has
been fighting the Metropolitan for
several years, made a yirulent attack
on District Attorney jerome. Amory
submitted figures which he said proved
-------~A=~-a~ns
that frauds amounting to millions OF
dollars had been perpetmted by the of.
ficcrs OF the Metropolitan system on
It's stockholders.
=
Il declare that Jerome is fully advised
Of the guilt of the Metropolitan man.
ayers. | declare that he has in his
possession legal evidence sufficient to
convict them Of grave crimes, de
clare that he told James w, Osborne
and me that he was satisfied as to their
guilt and that the evidence was suf'
dcient to convict, | declare that Jerome
subsequently, entered into n conspiracy
to allow these criminals to escape, |
declare that in furtherance of this end
he suppressed facts and deliberate
~ issued an official statement, which
is proved by tine records to have been
wilfully false"
No action was taken on the resolu'
ton, Another hearing will be held next
Wednesday ut which William NJ. WINS
recent Republican candidate for Mayor,
and many other New Workers will argue
against the merger
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16

NEW YORK. Feb l5~Anoiher sl'
pantic strike Of coal miners through
ont the anthracite district was reader
ed practically certain today by th" de-
maad. presented 10 the operators by
q committee representing the United
M,ncvovkcrs' Association, While the
proposition offered by the union rep
representatives was not made public, II
has been learned from sources reliable
that the proposals TO be submitted IN
clude demands for an cight'houf day for
all employees paid by the hour, day or
week. without any reduction Of wages,
aud jor recognition Of the union. The
miner also propose uniform wage
scale in the thrre anthracite districts
Tor the different CLASSES OF employees
adequate compensation for dead work
performed by contract miners; Tcog
milton of the board Of cancellations an
Increase In wages Of from 10 to %
per cent for all company men. aud the
adoption OF systcm by which coal
shall he paid for by weight, whichever
practicable.
The operator. have declared that
they will refuse to grant either Of the
first named propositions, and that the
union viii have tn back down or strike
The miners aud operators went into
conference sholtly before . o'clock, The
meeting was held in the office Of the
Trunk Line Association.
Tho conference adjourned shortly be-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16
FIRE IN MINE.

OURAY, Col. Feb l5,--A fire is rag.
ing in shaft No. |. of the Revenue Tun-
mel near here. 1t began early today
and the smoke so quickly filled a por'
ton of the tunnel that number of
miners had narrow escape. Nearly all
the mules at work in that portion of
the mines were suffocated, No state
ment of the damage can yet be given.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16

ing withdrawn this sum and S62, 500 in
addition, giving as security that which
it is charged is inadequate. 1t is also
charged that Creelman has withdrawn
nearly 100000 from the bank, giving
in exchange drafts on other corporations
many of which have been returned un-
paid, until Crealman owes the hank
$4,000 Smith was a member of the
Cook County Bench for many nears hav-
ing retired in 1904
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16

fore u'rlock, A statement will be
given out later, The operators received
the demands Of the miners, and will
reply after considering them.
The following printed statement was
issued after the meeting;
There was full representation Of
the mine ,opeIatiing companies and the
miners. The meeting was called to
order with MIR. Connell In the chair.
Mr. Mitchell addressed the meeting.
stating in general the terms the propo'
sitinn desired by the miners. stating
that the same had not been entirely
formulated in detail.
after brief discussion II was con-
clurled that the miners and mine. .oper'
atol- should each appoint committee
to represent them in the future in ref
crcncc 10 the matter, the committees 10
consist OF seven each. The following
we're appointed TO represent the min
er.i
John Mitchell, John Fahy, George
lIurtlcin, W. II. Deity John 7. Gala
CHER, 7. u, Nichols, John I. Dempsey,
The following were named to repre-
cent tho mine operators; Bear Trues'
dale, Kerr, Wick, Williams, Thomas,
Cake,
THE understanding was that after
the committee terminated their work
they should report TO the committee
Of the whole An adjournment was
then had with the understanding that
the committee would arrange for fur
thcr meetings"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16

WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.--'rcn Ponca
Indians, who came from Oklahoma to
present representative longworth with
buffalo skin vest were much disap-
pointed at not finding Longworth at
the Capitol this afternoon, The In.
dions We're specially painted and dress,
ed in buckskin clothing. The Poncas
later called on the President to pay
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16
NOTED CROOK IN JAIL ON
PETTY LARCENY CHARGE

faces a charge of petty laceny. Me
Carthy is recently out Of San Quentin
where he served a ten years term for his
share in the Los Angeles tnneling bank
robbery, scheme which was nipped in
the bud. He was arrested Saturday but
was not recognized as formerly one Of
the most notorious bank robbers in AM
erica, until today,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-16
. H4/%H&%~ = y y 4>~~<
, LoNGwoRTH ENTERrAIEs.
BACHELOR FRIENDS. 4

WASHINGTON, Feb. u. Rep
seseshtaitve Longworth tonight I
entertained at bachelor dinner
in his home at which President
Roosevelt and Seeretry Taft
were among the guests. Long
worth went to the city hall late I
this afternoon and received
marriage license. He was accom-
panied by number Of personal I
friends and their visit attracted 4
no little attention. Wedding
presents are still arriving and
details OF a number Of gifts be.
came known today. One Of the I
gifts that has attracted consider
able attention Is that Of the 4
Empress Of China, which will not
arrive until the day after the
wedding.