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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
National Control Of Corpora,tons.


-ph"'HIr,,' and au,tIlaiy ma,hn.,y
n'''.f'it :" ,'tt' "Ii It'rIhII'au pnli-
,I' '',', 81 ~ i","'i riiI"n uui'r
iI"nni license az 'nipr',d r,Pi.try q,
'pthIhhl'r 'HpHH'h ~ lhi'fririr trade
"a" iH'' r. 'hat n'nrIy HiI 'ntporaiIuna
""inF " '~"win'i,ini b'..r'ts urr Ga
Pnp'd IA Iu''tailr, commerce. ana II
,h,' al were f'G.ui'd J." ,nk" ont a
ir"',nl l"''nr' 81 = i'h'IaI 'hnr,,r.
ipI,iu', ;"
~ Dr. u'''s-a,y tn,r,f"r, w. do
.it" e"u, m,nut for ,l|lst,ilup and
lusur,uH f'd'iaI ru"p'r.yluu 81 tu"L
corporations a- hayr IT,, InWtr and
hn!lhiI"n !" 'r',t restraints - in
competitions ,"urii,nt" i s'fy small
percentage ~ al engaged IN in,,r'
stat" h]urlu'as
Roosevelt's Pfopose1 Classification,
"~tih such 'ItriN'tIlur in ,lrw N,
t""r'y"lt I"'"mu'nd' nu nurndmrnt
IN ~" ANA iIIHi law kuDUu ns a.,
]ii'pbuTu I'm whirh lfulid,d tur yn
uuthry 'l,rlh"nilpu aui rf,,i,d -,
strong m"ti'" ,h'I'i"r, b. grtutr"
immunity from prosecutions int ,"@
HunHbl" restrictions ~ inter .I,t.
trad" I" All corporations winch wr,tJ
register and submit th'm.,I.,. 4, ~
puhll'Iiy regulation - ~, d,rntI,
muni Of commerce and lntDr
"Th' Drn0"rHii" platform rIgy,.,.
n requirement that 'oiuorl,lnrg ,,n,
interstate" trade having rputrni of ~
per C"u, % III" pr0durir IN which ,L,y -
deal shall tax" 0ut - federal u,,u,,'
THIS ciasstn"aliun wouli rruiaiIy To-
"IIi" a great many small rorn,t.
TONS engaged IN ~" mHuufi. iuT, :,
special ARTICLES Or commodities wL,.,
total 'alu" IL 80 ln'ourId,raLIr Inn,
they are No really wIthiu In. ,.r'
view OT real 'yII - IA" anti trust H..
i n not nov h"r"ts1 Y. hoWry," ,n
4! l"u.r the relative merit ~ such ir.rr
uEitIuns, bat II rs enough merely f., -,
firm ia" necessity Tor 5Oiu" mDiJtuJ 10
wii'h greater executive F~uirIyI.lnyy
can hc given - the federal Hot,rui,,n,
u'Cr these businesses ~ whi,. ,I,r, ~
u temptation 10 Violations Of the ami
trust law.
Construction Of Anti Trust Law.
'Ihc possible operation ~ the AMI.
iiiHi lhw under ~"liailuE rulings OF tr,
supreme court has given rise 10 suuyrs.
tlnn Tor ith necessary amendment Ia
lr""rnt H. rpnlicatinns 10 cases whi,L
II n ' ' , ID Fr.' ... ,lD rn,,.n,
patton ~ IL" %iriucts 81 Ihr 5fiiut.
~, TO-" n stance 4 mc',Ntui ui man
FOR SHECvS
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Advantage OF Unions.

"10 pi>r ~ ~Ipy"H their proper pc.
ritiun ia ru'u Do "outfOE"Tsy 10 "nnbl"
them ~ MAINTAIN the uHclv"h against
employers hl Ir" great capital, they may
zen uHIl'. b,,tI ,'. IN uniDH there lis
-ir"ugih and m.lnput II each individual
lib"r'r nuh 'niI"Lr would "" %heIrl"Ss
'hrruph me lur'lum"n,nliiy of the trndn
agreement f. rii,u one Of IA" results of
.iI,h union ~iou nt"iliS"uiiy conducted.
huwr,rr. sbill"i and unhklll"i. who are
not utphrl/ri luiu unions Th"Ii rights
h"ioic the Itw 80 exactly ~" UanG as
irns' - ~" W6pu men. and ar. 10 h.,
protected "Iih ~, same" "aI" and watch
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30
Function Of Next Administration.

"1h" 'hiof function 81 the nryt I'D
iulnIHiI"n"n IN my judgment, II distinct
vhl,h has bcon Performed Ly rIcsldrnr
RuuNrN'Ii
"Th" 'nirf function 81 IT," nest a4uir
iSirni'"n II +" rpnpir," and prrfr'' Ne
machinery rs which these sta udH Tlp NAV
b" maintained by which the law brrGkrIr
may l." promptly restrained ana Iun
isl.cd. but which shall "p"rai" with ruf
ii'icn, accuracy and dispatch 10 int"If ~
with lctttimn," business ns ilI,Ir nr pos
sibl" such machinery IL not now ado"
Gun'' inh'r ia" present rat" biil. and
uu'i'i all lis amendments, ia" buTd"n 81
ilr ihi"tsihi" commerce" commission lr
supervising ana regulating the oprrniiuu
Of III" railroads Of this %ouunli, has
grown 80 heavy that II IN utterly lnuos
sblr for that tribunal 10 hear and dis
pose, IN any reasonable time, Of the many
Complaints queries and Issues tlnt ar"
Ia b" r'ii"yrd Of its jurisdiction NJ an
rN',uiiN', directing body. ana its funr-
tinnr should b" liinitrd To IA" quasi ia
'l'ial investigation ~ complaints by in
government charged with the executive
business 81 supervising The operation Of
Constructive Work Detailed.
"Tho noid covered by IA" Industrial
combinations and by the raiirpnds is 80
ytIy 'Nirnsiy" thai NJ" interests 81 the
puhlic and the interests Of III" businesses
'ur''tn"d cannot he property subsorv.i
except 10y reorganization ~ bureaus In
the department Of ~OinIn"r"" ana labor.
~ agriculture, and ~" department Ut Jus.
ii,u, and a change In the jurisdiction Of
IN" interstate" commission q,
does not assist matters To pr"Triibr nov
duties foI III" interstnt" ON
mission which II h practically iidpuaslbIr
fot It 10 perform. or 10 d"n0un'" nov Of
f"Is.a "itit drastic punishment, unless
srbrI1Inafs an auxiliary legislation
tunil be- passed, making possible mo
muck enforcement IN the great variety Of
,ns"s which az" consihniy arising of
-, principles laid down hy Nj Lnnsr
r,li. and win respect 10 "nl,n only iypi
'pi iust ,nr"s 81 prosecution Win the
.r'r'ui machinery AZ. possible, such
l'f lriun should and N1lI pTrdiIy
SPECIAL NEWH ARTICLE.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30

r@r"inpt" legitimate buqir.sg hv ,,.Lii,o
Nos" %hntI"'Is To- obey the fcdrraI stat.
mes ~ bhpW JIsf what are ihr buud4
~ 'h'if Inwf u hctl"n III" practical con.
t'rI'il." ana dini'uit work., therefore -,
'L's" "li" fpiIp" Mr. itOoscv,i,. IL 10 de.
l.I ~" "',a and means by whi,h the
itSh I'E'I ~ business integrity and Db..
dI'h'r I" la" whlch he has Established
may b" maintained, and departures nom
u t'S,fHIn"1 "l'hpIi undue interference"
VAN legitimate business.
Railway Traffic Agreements.
II II "gf'"hhl" ~ note In ,Lis ,npn,d
mat IA" lt"puDlcHn platform "srrr.siy
ana ~" 'mo'raur platform iuinlndiy
hiIi"'r an h~in"ndm"iS to me int'rstatr
,"n,,h'i,' i"", ~ Which. in'"rstht" ran
t'"fa may max" Usrfui ,rHinc agree
mems u hppfoE'I hy the commissions
i''S a. been strongly recommended bv
~ -i''h, Eo"s'''l', ana VIII make frf
'i' hrh'Hi 81 iir business.
F'm" n Ne suggestions ~ tho Dr,rn.
'ia'' b'h'f"ifn i'Ihi" really To- ms
ath"id'I"i' "hi Hn'Ilary mH,hiucry 10
"hl'h hh.' f'f'rrrd Take for in
.,"n'r -" s1.'all'i physical .nIInri1n
y in'l"",, Il BE- ,ionr that tho snIn 81
a.. l1''. ~ ".'''i'- = n railwny, I"ss
ti,I'i ,,i'i''' rH"Ild b" limited ~ q
''I' l'"h' Hr'r to f"ns"nahl" yalI" 81
40 b''i'i'' ''i 'lii u the gum ry.rtis
= it'"7lIr ~ '.pr' - b" r"1u,,d The
n.I"' W.. H. ''''''''| III" rriu'ipI" II IT.
"i"' be- Il far pr'l' /, II ri,aI thnt tnr
l~h.r'''. '".'' - ct i~ajlfohd "nh irr plan,
J" "L '''u''' %, tr gwen m,lphi in dc
H'r' l,"u,, ~ In his irdi, ,nuru4
.h',. "'"' w. .,I,'m' '"'r' t"s' p"iu'
>, '' ~, .'.' '.' iaiif""h 49, Il ="
~ n.''''. .' ..rs Iia pn"i an du'
~ '"' '' ~ .'I.I'', and mnuy Oii'i
'' 'i .'..r "a. b." mu'a gr'H''f
,..,' '... ~ ~. %''nrlhl' rr'p.r's
~" "'.rr'| T',n trp m qIrs
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1908-07-30

The fear OF death IL never strong
IN him who has learned how to live.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
HE BEAT Up 7. BURNS
And Mr.. \ W. n. T. Douglas 10 Only British
Amateur " Know.
tssar Special ssrviee.l

LONDON. Dec. Supposing Mr.
]. w. II T Douglas we're a profess.
sioual boxer. instead Of an amateur,
and then suppose he were 20 fight
Tommy Burns for the worlds cham
pionshlp. shat would happenG
According 20 a great many flstic
critics who have seen the work OF
Mr. Douglas IN the hast few months.
Burns wuuid be a very busy boy, and
would have 70 go some" 20 hang
on 20 the title.
Douglas won the middleweight
boxing competitions Ia the Olym
PIC games. fighting AZ i57 pounds,
and, more than that. he has cap
tured also the heavyweight anna.
tsar championship OF England.
beating men To whom be was Civ.
ing 40 to 50 pounds in weight,
And that isn't all. either, Doug
las has already fought Tommy
Burns. and the favored folks who
saw the fight declare that Tommy
had ali be could do 20 keep on bis
feet and parry the blows that j..
". II. +. was sending his way.
The encounter took place az a
sporting club In London called the
Thieves Kitchen. Burns had been
taken there 10 witness a few boxing
matches. Someone suggested that
Burns should box a few exhibition
rounds wtth Douglas. who also hap
pened 10 be present
Tommy had never heard OF
Douglas. and he fell for the game
without a cavii When the punch.
fest opened. Tommy started out 10
show the Thieves Kitcheners some
Of his farfa1ed elevernes8. lie
didn't know that Douglas In the
hardest hitter known in England
during the past so years.
When Tommy began being clever.
Douglas just hit him. The first
blow be landed nearly put Burns
out Of business. and Tommy slif.
fsne6 up for a battle. with the
fancy stunts cut out.
Those who saw the fight say
that when the three rounds were
over Burns had received the worst
nauiiEg be ever got. while Doug
las was almost untouched
Douglas il one OF the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
AT EMERYVILLE

OAKLAND Cal. Dcr a-Thn
Mcdaniel handicap. the frature ~
the card az Emrryviiie yesterday re-
suited iu the clever victory 81 nn-
ramt# The favpFlie. while HoWEa beat
Prank f1ittneg for second money
Cresaina was the second choica and
raced out sith p~sItachiAna. bat In
the stretch the saddle slipped. and
after that che failed 70 cut much
figure NJ the running
FaFpritss and vel played horses
were again successful IN a majority
nf the races Anna May psan her
sixth race since tbs npsning " the
season when she beat Mar Amelia
IN the third She wna bid up from
f7e0 10 $1,000 b Charles Sanford
and retained ~ J Ramsey. Harry
Mack and r, o. W~hhcf pug IN
claims Tor May Amelia aud ~ asny
secured her through shaking dice
Results
!. Six furionKs Joe Rose w0n. Capt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
WSterfest a Big Success
Woman Gets Dueking
in the Tank.

The Seattle Athletic club last
nisht staged los first aquatic car
nival. Witnessed by a S. Il. q.
crowd Many az the weaker sex
mothers. wives and friends Of
members. were present
Bob Flherg an 8. A. G. junior,
did excellent work. having his
crawl stroke down 60 a nicety I'll.
berg broke the senior Eecord for
the 50yard race, doing Il In SS sec.
ends.
Thomas @. Mcnonald. physical
director. gave a short talk ON re-
snscltauon. explaining clearly the
necessary details Practical Illus.
tration waa furnished by two mem
bera. who sunk to the bottom Of
che tank. were rescued and carried
TO stretcher and revived,
Broadway high school won the
relay race from lincoln high and
the Y. NJ. G. A. team hested the
club aud University teams
The wHterfest was not without
SIS comic features AZ one time an
unfortunate lady vepturcd too close
20 the tank and spiashed in She
was saved BY number OF gallant
club members she was escorted
70 he side and carefully and con
siderRteiy helred out she stood
dripping GA the edge FOR a moment
a. u stunned and torthwtth began
disroblng. The ladies present be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
GILMORE DOBIE "a
REELECTED COAcn
FRESRM EN- PLAY
SOPHS TO TIE

The sophomore and freshmen
classes Of n. University ~ Wash.
ington yesterday afternoon battled
20 a 90 tie IN football game on
Denny Field Despite the fact that
the hfatyoar students had the bet
tor Of the gridlron argument. thoy
we're unable 20 aoWe. N'ay WAS
mostly IN the gopha territory Tho
freshmen gave = good exhibition "
the forward DBsa Time aud again
the aopha lost the BAH a. critical
times through costly fumblinR.
Football tactics we're apparent Al
The gate also With typical diaro.
gard 81 laws rules and regulations
of nnaerclaaamon. the seniors aud
Juniors tried 10 force fho gate 10
gain admission gratis Tho lower
clnHamcn stuck 20 their posts
bravely. however with the result
that the 'uppers dug into their
pockets for the amount OF filthy
lucro eEacted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
LOS ANGELES RACES

Los ANGELES. Duc asaivs
favofttes were successful az Santa
Anita yesterday. bat the betting
gntinRent WINS unable 20 profit
greatly by these victories AZ three
were at odds IN THE best priced
favorites a. ain were Enfieid Ita O.
and Lee Harrison. 60 3 The trsek
was aflii heavy Raauitx
Five and one hair far3nnRs. Haii.
ms Lord Nelson won. EarHesoa
Second. Free knight. the Bear miro
Tlmef teest
Six furianEH. s.year .afaa selling
f.ufieid won. Roy r second MMaiy
son third. Time tefs.
one miia. puFse4-old Timer wou.
Hnnfy AKros second. Adriuche third
Time Al les
One taiir. settling Animnn wan.
urcaEua second. 81 Klida third
Time 81 as
Six and uns half furiouNs. asiifuE
Lee Harrison II wou. Eiizaheth 81
srcQud. Haber third. Time asa
Seven furiunEs. selling prtfiamb
WON. John Lyle second. Third Hafi
third Timo--ite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
SPOKANE HAS AN
OUTBURST

From Spokane comes the follow
Ing hot shot In regard 10 the re.
cent talk OF putting Russ Hall up
Tor the presidency. 10 succeed w
u. Lucas, who declares that unless
the Northwestern league can put up
what he says he Is worth ho would
be Cost % Thorn.
III Seattle could make Hall. their
popular old Coast league captain
president. now that they have
Mike Lynch sole boss OF their play.
erH, with Dugdale'n duty only to
handle the money baRa. wouldn't
The big burg be- some noiny. though ?
But Seattle has only one vote. and
there are five other votes and IL
takes four 20 carry any such meas.
uro
Spokane. how could your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec. Knowing
ones who have watched John
Eiaelo OF the New York Athletic
cith for the past couple ut years
and who saw him gallop OF with the
t0uilo national championship at
Celtic park. can feel that sat
iaiaction which comes from an ap
probation Of keenncsa. verified
With 81 of the best distance run.
ners In this country. including sew.
cral Marathon winners. Eiaelo com.
peted for the i0mlle title Some OF
the runners started out az terrific
pace. hoping 20 Kin or their rivals
ia tho early stages
tisolo used aplondld Judgment aud
ran bis own race from gun 90 tape
He permitted the field 60 lead him
Tor several miles and the leaders
showed the way % the last mile,
Then he proved his mottle
Gradually increasing his stride
and swinging Wide al the turn into
the stretch on the last milo he
closed rapidly The pacemakcu
tried to hold him and for a time
were successful. but the young
champion tosbo had a lot of reserve
aud uncoyering a great burst OF
speed be- dlstanccd all but sis club
mate Bailey and breasted lhe tape
winner tn the remarkable timo 90
90 minutes rs rs seconds. an aver.
age ~ a little over five minutes 20
The mile
Elsele is a native ~ Newark. ~
J and will be a8 in January. lie
~ six feet in height and slender.
weighing but 1856 Until he entered
Princeton ln 1908 be had little ath.
le9ic knowledge AZ college hla dis.
covered that he ceuld hold most 90
bis fellows and tried Tor tie track
toam lle made good bat Illness
compelled hlm to ahandon running.
aud not until two years later Was
he permitted to appear ua the track
again
In 1907 he took the mile and two.
mile events Ia the Princeton Yale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Big Center Elected as the
Leader of Football
Team of. 1909.

billiard Beck. a sophomore. was
unanimously elected captain az thn
Lincoln hlFh school slcvoa for 1909
yesterday by the members % this
seasons team he had no opp0si.
ton for the leadership
Heck has held the position 81
center on the Liucain tram for the
past two years. always playing a
steady and consistent game on the
defensive Beck has been a tower
OF strength. Weighing TO pounds
and being very aggressive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Annnal roport of Fonrth 4

TheAnunai report o. Fourth A..
sistank Postmaster General De
Gfaw. flst Issued. relates that:
More than 100000 pieces OF
mail went 10 the dead letter office
during the year
About N .0Q0. 900 pieces we're mail
cd in this country 1000 600 came
from abroad
More than 100000 we're returned
20 Heuders
More than 900. 900 Of the letters
and parcels contained Enclosures OF
value
The value OF checks and drafts
in these letters was s.. 200 00. cur.
roncy nearly SCI 900 only sf7 900
OF this latter could be restored TO
the aeudorg.
About 5000 600 post cards. unde.
livcfable FOR various reasons. were
destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
kkACORTES MAY
GET JENKINS

Seattle bowling ranks may soon
be depleted b. the loss 81 one Of
their star pin smashrrs 4. l..
Jenkins. secretary Of the Seattle
Rowling Tournament association.
hae received very inviting prop.
oaition from Clean wilkins and as
soclaies ~ Anacorios 10 take over
tho new bowling alleys recently in
stalled there Jenkins Is consid.
ering the offer and. ae the prop0
siiion rs a good one. viii probably
accept Jenkins would not be able
o. SET away short of three weeks
however. because Of his dutlra with
tho bowling association iie states
that he will return and represent
Seattle NJ the international tuua.
mrni neat year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
BASkE TBALL ON
IDAHO MAP

MOSCOW. Idaho. Dec BIAS.
ketball now holds the center of the
stage here The candidates are ont
daily from Q 90 6 p. m. Mont
gomery at center. Ciiff al guard
and both Edmunsons who we're on
last years team. are back founF.
forward and SirIcklun. guard. Of
last years team. have not returned
The material la promising. how
over nr kaaaGa Of Michigan. pro.
icssor oi physical education. VIII
coach the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
YALE MAN THROWS
SPOKANE WRESTLER
10y uni,ed Press

PORTLAND. Dec. a. 49, Eddie
O'Conuen wrestling instructor NJ
Multnomah A. c. aud formerly OF
Harvard. last nlsht threw joe
Heinrich OF Spokane two out Of
three falls O'Conneu took the
first fall by a tull Nelson In 30
minutes and 20 seconds Heinrich
put o'Connclls shoulders 10 the
mat for the next fail by brute
strength alone The laird fall went
60 OConnell In 3 minutes o'Con.
neil weighed tt7 pounds. "a pounds
lighter than Heinrich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
M'CREDIE ANNOUNCES
NORTHWEST TEAM

walter Mcrrrdir has announced
the probable lineup ~ hiH 1903
Portland Northwest league team aa
follows
Catcncra walter Fambea Jimmy
Hyrue
ptchcra Rose. Hardness. ferra-
ria Carson
First base ga Kennedy or ort ~
Ignh MnaH
Second base Jimmy shiun
Third base OiHru OF Hutchinson.
Shorstup station ar joe curtis "
san Francisco.
oufneiders NarfY MaiChoir tpoH-
sihlsi. OrL curtis Mccrcdlr. Jimmy
Rmlth. 0F Dunn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
GREAT CROWD AT
WATER CARNIVAL

came terribly embarrassed. but
Just az Ionnie Austin, tho boxing
instructor started 90 run 20 turn
ont the llghta some Sherlock 0uck
discovered that tha poor, unfortu.
nate lady WAS none other than Art
nohm.
Walter James gave good exhibit
lions OF endurance and Tlndall and
McDormOtt won several events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
GREAT RUNNER is THIS YOUNGSTER

the ateeplechaso. springina a sur
prise that bit tho English like a
thunderbolt. Not only aid he win
his trial. bat no put out % Che run
ming Englauda two reliance men.
lie was picked 20 win the final. but
was injured and wac operated upon
before no could start
Despite the fact that hs suffered
agony all through the race. no
pushed the winner 20 a desperate
finish AZ present the y0ungatcf
a. probably the best distance run.
ner IN America. u not Ia the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
DEELARD BECK -
LINCOLN CAPTAIN

Hansen second. Incentive third
Time
STA fuFionRa. purse Beau Man
won. ueaa eHeand Light knight
third Time tf
Six furi0nFa selling Anna May
won May Amelia second Mabel
Hoiihuaer third. Time lsIHf-G
Seven furionRa Mcdaniel handi
cap Hursnfe wHn. HaEps second
Frank filliner third Time eGs-h
Mile and a sixteenth. selling j "
fauhsreY won. Lady Alicia second.
cir nsiilar third Time ISIS
Five and hair nurienEs uurse
FhiHrifa won. ttauEer He'd artbrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

merry Of the Indians. originally
drafted Chandler from the chiE@y
oiub 81 lhs Twilight league
Billy Uulgn. who 10 in business a
Medlolnd Hat Alta, writes that
thsre 10 sons tslk about appetizer
Twilight lahahs Tho f0finsf indian
captain states he does not expect 20
come back 90 the Northwestern
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

NEW HAVEN. Dee { Yale man.
uxcrs anouunN the total rrCsiptH Tor
the season 20 be $4,000. or this
Sg3 GOO was from the barvard game
and $4,000 from the Princeton
when expenses arr ala paid the nth-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

BRoAowAY's RECEIPTS.

, Manager Harold Hartman. =
, o. the broadway high school q
; eleven. stated this morning =
; that the Broadway Athletic AZ. .
4 ISOLATION fiuiahed the football =
. season with nst profit " .
\ 1896 The largest receipts % =
, any game were made on the e
, Lincolu high game, when $3.50 .
b was cleared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

and the Panceiou. Columbus games
Ia me intercollegiate twoE'io be-
ran second 20 Rowe u Michigan.
when the winner lowered che mark
from 3 40 to a14
Last spring kiualc won a place on
tho Olympian team. and tried for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04
Rasmussen Praised e.,
the Management Of
the Finances,

Gilmore Dobis was lsm -.
unanimously re.elerlnd coaes sssas
University ~ Washington 49, Y, As
squad by the board On co., ,ss'l.il
appreciation " his succeasf,a Y
ices Of the past season he ~. lsf''
voted a substantial Increase \ i. also
AIRY. The matter WAS ouleki' ~
poeed Of. there being no o,sss , lls
didatea. and DObie Was coa.,. IN.
the logical man by an. rec
Manager Rasmussen va, .,.,,
commended for bis wofk s a'salt
the season. lie reported 80, ~
treasury WAS 81 900 10 ths ~. ns
The only outstanding debs ~
- 900 mortgage against H.
house. p9st
Harold Stewart. basebsn
ager, waa vested with autha,. 10
arrange for games With -. 2
and Middle West teams lor 49,.
mere during the fair period
The decision upon the loe,..-
or Tho new athletic fleld a. - ~
feffod. TIE board alan 80, ~
against any postseason game 49,
hence the idaho game Il 49,
issue. 'eAa
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EAGLES WINNERS
I'M GAME

TIE Eagles last night copped two
out 81 three fr4m The Cranes n j..
pobh ~ ihr Eagles waH high Tor
three eumes wlth SIS and also FOR
single game with 2az Team score
tai End 1ra Total
Eaeisa .... Dos 8TT ESQ 2.TGg
Cranes ..t.... fsN SIS tsA 1858
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

GfworNe Nhrmudey u the Tacoma
baseball club has signed Chandler.
third hnHcman Tor fhr Spokane In
dians iksf F-fr1n. i.adir Quinn for
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Moore Theatre

aNAfN CONT Kama ger
Friday EscatnE. December 4
MESSIAH
cHoH AIs-st mFmONN SOCIETY.
} amos Hamilton Howe. Conductor
NOfufs'fS
Nine UeneVra Iohnsfene Bishop
hfs Sylvia Ware ireland. Mr VIII
tfrd Lewis. Mr Aibert ArYeschoaEh.
ST. Albert KcaEiuH
Reserves } g Wailing. III Sec
ord nN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-04

Chairman O. n Black. o. the
business mems charity Endorsement
committee. after due iuVeat&Natlon.
has seen fit highly so indorao ths
work - the Volunteers 81 America
in seattle. and recommend that the
army bank aud cheek uut ita funds.
VhN American salvation Army.
which recently was Installed here.
81 being invest gated wifh regard 20
deruEaturG cha Era made by eastern
cities. which. ~ sustained wiil re-
SUN in the taking Of action 70 pre-
vent itA operating here.
One welcome thing about the
recent marriage OF a scptuagena.
rian couple is that the headline
writer couldn't refer 10 II as a wed
ding Of December and May.