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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
REBELLION BREWING
IN BASEBALL CIRCLES
~ EDDIE sovpsN.

The high handed action Of Pacific
Coast Baseball league directors
hooting the Northwestern oiah out
81 rortAnd-@has called down q
storm Of protest, and has done more
IN one dNy 10 make outlaw b9ii dive
sirahle. and probable, than g Gems
fury az talk
The action % Cal Ewing ana his
followers has turned hundreds az
his former supporters against him
lie and hts undcriinNs assume 90 dis
tate 20 the Pacific Northwest
why hicker with thems
OUTLAW hNil maat come sooner or
later And now Is the time tN strike
Cal Ewing and tho rest " the
higher pups have forfeited all
right % consideration They have
never accorded the Northwest onr
iota OF the square deal They double
crossed judge MeC'resiie shamelessly
and hranenly
But the Judge need have no fear,
III he decides % east his lot with
tho Northwestern league he may
rect assured that the entire circuit
win line up soildiy behind him.
Rebellion Imminent.
And this bunch OF arrogant die
tators will BE- gently hut firmly put
where they belong It's a cinch
they don't belong M here
Common courtesy demands that
Judge McCredie be heard first. II
no decides To tear loose from the
four fiushers, he certainly is well
coined 70 the fold. The Judge should
reach Portland to-day.
That the entire Northwest resesits
thu action u Ewing and hts gang
"a very evident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
ARE IN HARD LUCK

preparing 20 run or a scrub game
before the maiu event
AZ every game this season one ~
these scrub matches hna been played
and na result the big game did not
start until nearly dark. on every
occasion before tho game was fin
lHhed the ra0ters had % crowd 10
fle side lineH 10 even aee the line
~ fcrimmaRe
No one outside the players them
selves takes an interest in these
scrub gnmes. aud The business men
who 80 20 see football here nrf
not strong Tor eahlbitipna of fRill
heR- ana future greats"
n the scrubs must play for The
championship. iHe proper place Tor
them a. Lincoln pr Woodland park.
90 even 90 the campus ia the morn
ing Then the roufera can yell en-
csuraFrnrut O. their hearts con-
tent and tiie second team game VIII
NOS BE- shown ~ ~ a Joke hr direct
comparison ~ the main event
Lincoln Has Troubles.
Along with nroadway's sail that
six ~ itH best men were out ~ the
game comes one from Lincoln. a
NhN NNtfN 81 ffFlf NfHt ffffu VIII
De unfit for the game next satur-
day. according % q report from
that camp this morning
Holt rMfRun. Amos Bryant Mac
Quire and FMilfs are among those that
are ont ~ the Lincoln squad. u L.
little better than a is "a 1 bet
however. that everyone 81 these In
Faiids Win leave their sick beds aud
gei into fhe game next Saturday.
Tickets Tor the hlR game are going
like hot cakes ri THE two schools.
and " looks a. though the biggest,
crowd that ever attended a Lincoln
broadway game wiil be there when
ibe whistle blows
Blg rallies a. witch the faculty
members. alumni and football men
viii talk. viii BE- held ~ both the
schools tomorrow morning
ON Saturday The bnys are plan
ming q big parade for both schools
In the downtown district This pa
rhde. no matter how well planned.
may rnd IN a big free for-aii fight
n the police don't interfere That
IL the way the Lincoln parade last
Saturday ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
FORTUNE SMILED
ON BIG SMOKE

Dame Fortune works fast among
The prize fighters The career -
lack johnson shows thla.
Johnson ~ on %. top ~ the heap
nav when he meets Jim lrffries
10 sill b. escorted Ia ihw rims with
ceremony and eclaf Yet u Wasn't
very Ions ago that Johnson was a
ruussahout IN a LIVERY stable. picking
up a feN dollars on the side by
|fixhsing prriiminariea ,efnr. boxing
clubs NuW be- can pick up $50 zoe
~ q hntf. hour SCRAP
They toll hos johnson ~nnehked
In" e. see tho 1effrsrs- Runiin fight
In San francisco lie walked cut
- the Mission A. q early ia tke
morning and snraArd Into the arena
Ntth several Other wuuih-bc free
spectators Half a dozen ~ them
crawt~d under the ring. hoping 10
remain hidden there until The arena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
NAT GOODWIN IS
JEFf'S ENGLISH
AGENT

NEW YORK. Nov. ts.--An inter-
esting group assembled IN confer
encc a day or 80 ago. Ia the bunch
we're Jim JeffFies. Nat Goodwin.
JACK Gleason. Sam Berger. Senator
Woif Of California ana Barney Ber-
nard. and good humor rrigned SUI
pTcme.
jim" quoth Sam Berger. 4 really
think we ought to accept Jack Giaa-
sons bid for the fight on one con-
dition--that Nat Goodwin referees "
Good enough FOR me-" said Jeff
How about II. Natgf
Mr.. Goodwin smiled deprecafingly.
Gentlemen" said he. 4 can as
sure You of this. N refereed that
fight | would De absolutely square
and impartial. and II would he Inn
possible Tor Jim 10 lose while I was
In the ring. Far be- u from me u
allow foul or improper tactics In
the battle but III bold the big black
boy OFF while JEFF hit him"
II see" said Barney Bernard. chat
Battling Nelson comes across with
an offer Of $4,000"
Loud and continued laughter on
the part ~ Mr. Gleason. sgav {
clicd he "Eattllng Nelaon wouldn't
pa $4,000 to sec New York de-
stroyed by an earthquake. ue
wouldn't bid 50 cents 10 obtain evil
dence thar he was alive"
Leave 1t to me-" said Mr.. Good
win. In about 10 days I am going
20 the coast. look over my Nevada
properties on the way. and then take
f a run 10 Los Angeles and San Fran :
cisco. intend 10 see lust how
I things look for the big fight out
7 there. Then 7 am going To England
+ ana wniie ~ London will stir up a
I irw British bids Don't be- mtr.
prlsed " England makes some cork.
ing big offers When they really want
anything Engllshmon put no limit
on the coin"
/ Whereupon JEFF and Berger
solemnly appointed Nat Goodwin
their English agent and the meet .
ing adjourned. IA far a. American
offers are concerned. Gleason seems
70 have the inside track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

filled with spectators There John
son las fof ton hours. only 10 be-
hauled out b a Waterman when
the arena WAS cleared
Johnson walked around the club.
and finally Jumped over fenc.
and skipped into tho Enclosure again
he wns grabbed and hustled toward
the exit. explaining and protesting
all the Nay. lis a. janitor
Just here sporting fnhn happened
"a come in johnson appealed 20
him The sport liked q fight him
self Re caught on" and recognized
johnson a. Sam Pruiif johnson
was turned ioose and quickly made
himself IA inronNplemuum AZ puraibl~.
Nobody else tried 10 throw him out.
and hr snw the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
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FRAzEE TO STAR
JEFF AND ooreu

NEW YORK, Ns,0 :.
" ~ frazee has eioses ". p.
on The biggest deals II Ky
line ~ athletic vaude,s,s'
mat has been pulled -. ~
recent years. pefhat~ ~
biggest IN the history "A aes1
Mr. Frazee has ohs.s.,.
agreements BY which 1870
> JfffrieH and Frank Co.,
VII travel under hls aas,.,..aa
~ % period " several ,ns ~
billed ~ the two uudefs~,s.
American chas.pfons ts ..
81 the boxing and NrestlIss
ihey may meet All eay.
" syi'is q he cities aIoar
TIE road, both giants fsg,.ss
lhF mat This would be ~,
liable training pracflee ~
in other burgs Hltl di..' -
NOR Eyfnnasiuin act r,s,sl.z !
WIN exhibitions against 49, ,.
partners - Gotch i a AZ,
" capable boxer ana Jess,ss
90lie Ro0d wrewIAy nv
Two big fellows nav y,
chaionaiiy take q whaeb
each others game ana -.
~ warm exhibitions az
most attractive Kind
Jeffflee II ~ sald. an
reiFe $4,000 a wsst =, =
Goteh 1900. wblls ,s sna
ats - - carried win ~ !
SNOW win raise the total NJ. !.
AIRY list 70 about ss.6oo I
7 pc combination left hsr. !
last night the first stand Y.
ing Atlantic City. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

since points, Instead Of touch
opMhs' goals from tOuchdowns and
koais from the field have counted
70 ueslsnate scores ~ games. the
biggest score IN game between
two leading college teams has been
that ~ Princeton w. the tiniveraitv
~ Pennsylvania In 1887, $50. in
favor " the former.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

FOOTBALL DOOMED IN
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

\ WARutNGTDS. Nov Ia
\ The alarming death ratio of
! football nnd the fast growing
! iist Of serious injuries ha tho
! direct result ~ the game has
! brought tho demand Tor anti
! football legislation IA the Dis
/ tfict af Columbia 10 a head,
! For some weeks paat there
has been a cry for reform. and
tho district commissioners
! have now taken the matter
under serious consideration.
II the corporation counsel
! and the police cannot handle
! the situation congress Wiii he
! asked 60 pasa bill which the
! district commissioner viii
! drBft u ~ conceded here that
football az u ~ played today
/ n doomed ia the nations cap
! ital ard that tho KaHe viii
! either DO greatly modified or
! prohibited altogether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
FIGHT


Hugo Kelly the Italian middle
weight. after hsinR iaia mp for
werka With inmlmFn. n out with a
statement that b. wants another
crack az faphe. q al
Mcfarland and Thompson may
meei again--if Mcfarland can 30
epaxrd,
ItAir9virh says gosrb Is unbeat.
able ~ catrh-aHseAtch-e which
boosts the foreigners opinion ~
himself rui that's Whaf they al
say
Jack Johnson owns 81 900 worth
~ Chicago really and ran refer 90
Galveston az tho place = once
lived"
That tie.o9a purse raised ~ New
York negroes 10 back johnson will
b. covered nni@sn some enn starts
a crap game IA the vicinity before
Iefrn friends get 20 g.
whnef Going up NaNfFna o..
fara tii9. coo for the Jim Jack thing
And Veniee $4,000. shades u the
DoEesi
Piltnburx promoter trying o. sign
Mskr Hchfrek and sam ianKfgrd
Jack welsh ~ picked a. probable
umpire IN the Jim-Jsrh thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

Wing0 Anderson 81 Texas. ono
armed pitcher. ulil ~ Red next
season. Wiug0 hRs two arms. bui
the right IL pAFalyxed The port
wing IL alleged 20 ie there with
bella
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
Portland fans Sore.

II goes without saying that Port
land fans ara sore eiestr through
over Ewlng's ralrAble mistake
Hundreds IL fans. formerly ardent
boosters 81 the coast league, arr
now opcuiy advocating OUTLAW ball
or an uftliiauon with the North
western league.
From Vancouver. Aberdeen and
Tacoma comes further urging a.
throw OF the nhAckleH
President pugdaie ~ now on hts
way % California from New or
leans Dug wants n rrst It's a safe
bet that the Coast lenEuerr VIII not
trouble him. They ahnuld he
ashamed 90 look him IN the face,
II looks as though the swanHong
~ shackled baseball was about 10
he warhled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

From Spokane comes a roar from
President jon COIN Cehn Is atiil
sore over the rough deal h. re-
colved nom the National assoela-
tlon IN 1898
And speaking " the National aH-
ISOLATION Why these baseball
cEars should permit the coast league
10 grub players right and left and
stiii stand for EwinE's latest Job
g. q mystery. Crass lgnoranre ~
the situation or q uull-headed de-
sirc 60 10 a. they please u the only
solution
Ia any event. tho National atso-
citation nakss Noise like n bono
headed play when those al the head
assume Ia ienEpF pun the wal over
the eyes 81 Northwestern leaders
and fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

Coach Lewis ~ Broadway lined up
his team for short nefimmage last
night. and before u was over ak
81 lis men were laid W probably Tor
the rest ~ the season. None ~ the
injuries are serious. bur hey are
had enough 20 keep the players out
for the rest ~ this weHk. which
means the remainder ~ the season.
Tickets so on sale today al the
two schools. the student tickets
selling 80 90 cents Tho admission
~ the gate viii be 10 cents "a all
comera
Coach Lewin H. badly IN need II
puntrrN and as tbs game ~ satur
day may resolve itself into punt
ing duel. the team that has The best
kicker viii have biz advantage.
Both teams are strongest 0n defense.
and close students ~ The game ~
tfis city sapoct 10 see q small score
win the game.
Coach Lewis ia working hard -
develops the offensive work - his
plsakin chmHefH a. liley arr weakest
lu that department ~ TIE game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

judgment rns mat,crs fan Icftes chances In
ing with Johnson corbs and M. wtle eonauorer met IN I'm
con just before JEFF sailed
on the coming interesting II no conclusive
In letter 70 the sporting editor Of corbc has
the following 70
= tina, finally matched
glad Of It. When Jim here
had several heart talks
how they beat him We did
had gym
with ihm but sadden called awuy
that h oceued for had
have told few whether
As he was just previous to his retirement
being Of there
such little difference the
foremost apomen daas conversation remarked jeff God
mani quite handicap Why. In prime
and the which b.
marvellous performance and much than Fs when
with me Carson CITY SO that in sizing the should
be- eliminated
There but question in my mind
that might victory from perchnE
that whether his
iuonay with this problem solved ma the Bank of England
a counterfeit dollar that the bg fellow
Z might add that, which
filling engagements. will leave
fight probably put In the
final week in his training Jimmy left
for South Africa from where he sails Australia expects to
reach Francisco time year made
hit here and his sendo greatest
q fighter in England"
JACK Johnson BECAME SOLID CITIZEN AND TAX PAYER
Of Chicago the other this interesting and
important pulled off Just at hand
II seems that Jack announced that resueu
during past 10 years and "A he was ~e
residence Therefore he passed check clipped
another $4,000 for few sticks furniture became the proud
poessor OF brick structure 3S listen to what
"A garage viii be built in the keep hF fast
autos and he plans make machines
cent TO the will be up best of yiel
Jack Johnson head he brought
back from Australia and Is onng rapidly keep
straight face when all this flash Is
happen If Jack had Richmond or Nor.
folk. and pulled that down there?
HONESTLY IF rHls THING KEEPS UP. MR. FIGHT FAN
with Of humor viii sam of comic
supplement fame looking like the chief a crap
Exrey! Extrey Kid Mccoy bemoans the
the big
AT the Circle de Paris the attendance
least onetbd Of these price fights
dress clothes and make society Mr. Nor.
man Selby
That's the stuff What do paly receipts
80 long as everybody in clothes
brave display will make Eddie Graney
THE NEW YEAR BOOK CONTAINS STA.
usc regarding the population digging
very deeply into the dope there
are i1232OOO horses
the howlers who Insist referring this hofseless
or the total number OF horses
are mules and $4,000 domescated figures
however. not absolutely
football
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

That Chicago alderman Who
wants a fee 81 fipe 10 1850 far
every game played is sure 10 b.
re-eisrted Almost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

Umpire Jack Sheridan has signed
with Ban Johnson for 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

-
someone must have DOT n,a...,..
on those National league u 4 800
VINO are after Presidenf Hssal....
scalp. They've quit hunting '''1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

The broadway foatera VIII hold
bits meeting az the school this after
noon and win elect another Yell
master 20 take The place ~ buak
Rice, nhn has gone 10 Texas The
HraadNay and Lincoln r0otsra win
b. backing their respective teams 90
iha hest 20 iiieir lung power Sat-
uraaY and win make the roofing
Que ~ the big features ~ the game.
Tho second teams ~ the fWo
aehDaia miii play before The hig game
90 areidr the @rFuB ehsupivnslfip
~ the state The broadway scrubs
are dpred 60 win this struggle. which
will bc almost 49, bitter AZ the game
beigesn the first teams
The game Viii BEGIN promptly ~
21g D. m saturday Tho scrub
game wiii BE- called ~ iiiS .. ~. IN
order ts get u nfat ~ the way 10
the hiH game rau start on time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
FOR Thanksgiving

II you have Monarch Malleable
Range to cook your Thanksgiving
dinner, you are 10 be congratulated.
You have much TO be thankful for.
You know the satisfaction of using
the best baking aud the most eco.
>nomical range ever made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

In preparing for the Liucoln-
broadway game neat Saturday. the
managers ~ tbs tea teams. not
prufitinR bY the mistakes made -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

Mcfarland and Thompson may
meet again-if Mcfarland can 30
epaxrd.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-13
EASTER CARDS ARE SENT
TO DEAD LETTER OFFICE
Thousands of PostaIs Thrown Out
of Mails and Others Held for
Postage

Four thousand Easter postal cards
mailed in Los Angeles during the past
six days were sent to the dead letter
office at Washington and several thou
sand cards are held at the Los An
geles postoffice, marked "held for post
age"
This condition was caused because
Angelenos either are not cognizant OF
the amended postal laws, or through
carelessness and Postmaster Flint de-
sires again to call attention to the
rules.
Cards bearing particles of glass,
metal, mica, sand, tinsel or other SINH
lar substances, are unavailable, except
when enclosed in envelopes tightly
sealed to prevent the escape of such
particles, or when treated III such
manner as will prevent the objection
able substances from being rubbed off,
or injuring persons handling the mails.
Another rule that is constantly being
violated is the one in regard to proper
postage Cards mailed under cover Of
sealed envelopes, whether transparent
or not, are chargeable with postage at
first class rates; if enclosed in unsealed
envelopes, they are subject to postage
according to the character of the mes
sage.
Postage stamps should be affixed to
the envelopes covering such matter.
as stamps on matter enclosed in an en-
velope will not be recognized as postage
payment.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-13
RETURNS TO CHURCH !.
WHICH he DESERTED
EPISCOPAL PASTOR CHANGES
MIND IN TWO YEARS
Creates, Second Sensation After Hav-
ing Renowned His Creed in Favor
of Catholicism While in
Chicago

CHICAGO, April ia newspaper
this morning says: DIR. F. E. j. Lloyd,
who created a nationwide sensation
two years ago by renouncing the Epis-
copal faith and joining the Roman
Catholic church, has been received
back into the Episcopal church, having
first made recantation to Bishop An
derson.
DIR. Lloyd came to the United States
in 1895 and held many prominent
charges. In 1906 he was elected coad-
jutor bishop of oregon, but declined
the place.
DIR. Lloyds election to the post of
coadjutor bishop of oregon in 1906
nearly disrupted the Episcopal church
of the state.
1t resulted in most strained relations
between the high and low church. The
dispute ragged for several weeks and
resulted in DR.. Lloyd refusing the post
which had been rendered him because
of the advanced age and feeble health
of Resident Bishop B. Wistar Norris
Lloyd's alleged pro-Catholic leanings
formed the basis. of accusations, which
led to his withdrawal.
No coadjutor was appointed there
after, as Bishop Morris died a few
months later and a new bishop, Charles
Scadding, was named in his place.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-13
DISCHARGED PATR0LMAN
ASKS TO BE REINSTATED
Board viii on Thursday Night Con-
slider Reopening Case of William
M. Mellon

William NJ. Mellon, who was dis
charged from the police department
last week, yesterday asked Mayor
Alexander's new commission to rein
state his in his old position, or at least
grant him a hearing before the board.
Mellon was a plain clothes officer
and most of the time was stationed at
the Plaza. In catching a certain kind
of Migrants he used a "stool pigeon"
and it was in connection with this
work that charges were preferred
against him by E. P. Thorn. The
charges were put on the broad ground
of conduct unbecoming an officer. The
charges were preferred in September,
the case was not heard until December,
and although the commissioners were
convinced he should be discharged
from the service they did not take ac-
ton until a week ago.
Attorney Frank James, who was a
member of the police commission dur
ing the McAleer administration, ap-
peared for Mellon yesterday. The COM
mission decided to lay over the mat
ter until Thursday night, when it will
be decided whether or not the case
shall be reopened. If it is reopened,
a time will be set for hearing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-13
PACIFIC INSURANCE
AGENTS TO FILL CAR
LARGE NUMBER FROM SLOPE
TO ATTEND CONVENTION
Underwriters Expect Pullman to Start
from Los Angeles Will Be Re-
quired to Carry Delegates
to Louisville

1.-THE Pacific states expect to have a
large enough delegation to this years
convention of the National Association
of Life Underwriters at Louisville,
KY, to make Up a special car, starting
from Los Angeles" said c. S. Mont
gomery, president of the Los Angeles
Association of Life Underwriters. yes
terday. "Our local association Will
have five or six delegates. San Fran
while Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Salt
Lake and other cities will be repre-
scented. We believe there will be
enough who can gather here to take
our own car to the convention.
1.-THE convention will be held in Sep
TENDER or October. We shall know
the exact date the latter part of this
week, as it will be set at the midyear
meeting of the national association in
New York Friday. Then we can set
to work on our plans. That time OF
surance men, SO / imagine the Pacific
coast delegates will not make extend
ed trips east
The Los Angeles delegates will CO.
operate with the San Francisco delega-
ton in working up interest in bringing
the national convention to San Fran
cisco for 1912. This was agreed at the
national convention at Los Angeles
last August, at which large number
of eastern delegates promised to work
toward bringing the convention to
California again in four years. The
San Francisco and Los Angeles assoc
Citations will lose no opportunity prior
to that time to impress members of
the National Association of Life I'm
derwriters with the claims of San
Francisco for the 1912 meeting.