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New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
NAVAL INCREASE.
Meyer Hants Fast Repair Ship
or Destr0gers.

Washington. Nov. Is.-In recommending a
naval programme for next year Secretary
Never will ask Congress TO provide for a
repair ship equipped with complete ma
chine shop for all emergency work. or,
failing 10 get the repair ship. the equiva-
lent in cost Of such craft IN torpedo boat
destroyers. This Will be in addition to the
two $500 ton -Dreadnoughts'' which il
has long beer understood the Secretary
will recommend The repair boat desired
would have a speed equal TO the fastest
batueship afoat. so that in all cases f.
would keep with the feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
VERDICT FOR FEW CARS.
Coal Company Said Its Allotment Had
Been Curtailed

fhiiadelphia, Nov 1.-THE MorrisdaIe
CoaI company was awarded a verdict of
"Ll'o~ to-day In the United States Cir
cum Court mere against the Pennsylvania
Railroad for damages alleged TO have been
sustained by the curtailment of its aIto,-
ment of coal carrying cars.
The verdict is subject to points of I,..
reserved for consideration OF the court
ana was entered by agreement Of counsel
for both sides
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
JERoME's EXPENSES, $4,000.
Sum Of S6,930 Contributed and Re-
mainder Returned.

Albany. Nov. H.-District Attorney Will
lam 7. Jerome cf New York, who was NOM
mated by petition % succeed himself. but
not N"ted for because Of oeclination" filed
statement Of expenses To-day with the
Secretary of State. which showed thas s. ssl
0as contributed 10 his cause in amounts
ranging from s. 40 S2eol Among those who
contributed were Sigmunl Hockstadtcr,
Ss.eeo; Moses Grossman. 81 800 and Sarah H.
Bruce. 500 The expenditures were si.ea,
and the remainder was returned pro rata to
the contributors
The john J. Deany Campaign Club. which
unsuccessfuliy advocated the election Of
John J. Delany for Supreme Court Justice
I'm the lst District, certified that IL received
and spent Sll.9ll
Ashley T. Cole. treasure OF the Lawyers
NOn-Partisan Committee Of New York
which supported Justi,e Truax. of New
York. who Was defeated for reelection. re-
ccived aud spent s42s7.
The county canvassers. who were finish
ing up their work at the City Hall yester-
day, said that no one had voted for Will
lam Travers Jerome for District Attorney
Charles :. Whitman, Charles +. Murphy
and Jack" johnson received votes for
Mayor. boy having their names written in
the blank column. The large blanks for
filing in the returns carried the name OF
Mr. Jerome. the blanks having been printed
before he withdrew from the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
TALES bydu EX-pUG

, start for his chin. foilowin' IN belt
In tn middle. his feet slips an he's
gone.
"out IN front II looked like he
went down when connects with
his chin. but II WAS tn wax turned
Ia trick all right walloped him
hard. but n IN floor hadn't been
creased Il wouldn't have feazed
him. II was IN way his bean hit
tn floor that put him out for a
quick count"
Didn't he make a howiY" asked
Mr. Fogarty.
Sure, but when they looked nj
IN floor. tn wax was gone an resin
was spfiukied on a. His friends
give him m laugh for iettin a lit
tie guy like me knock him out"
Pretty rough work" commented
Mr. Fogerty
Sure You don't suppose We was
putin on pink teas. dn your You
sotter do rough work when you're
stoppln EN- six nights week An
II anybody tells you that the big
ger they come the harder they fall
you just make up your mind that
they don't fall hard unless they're
helped"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
TWO GAMES PLAYED

Yesterday the soccer fans were
treated 10 a double header az Dug
daies park. the Rangers taking tho
long end ~ a % I score from the
Celtics. while Seattle teak Renton
into camp 70 the tune Of s 10 ! In
the closer
The ceities were making their In
ffial appearance In uniform yester-
day. and their play. while promising.
left much To be desired The mon
we're not in condition for hard.
xrleling game. and the team has not
had enough practice as Yet 60 bring
of the nlcesies Of passing and com
bination that are the great features
Of the association game. The
Rangers had many chances TO score.
and should haya rolled up a larger
total
In the first half Stalker shot two
goals and Rutherford Que for the
Rangers The Ccltics made their
lone tally about the middle % the
second half. Begx booting the leather
into the net Stalker scored a sec
ond goal. while Kerr and Watt each
contributed one for the winning side
In the final period
For the Rangers Hendry and
Stalker played star football. while
the most promising members Of the
new club seem 70 BE- Bird and Auri-
son among the forwards and ThGmp-
son at right haH
The lineup IN the first xarse was
as follows.
Rangers--fsoal. Thompson. backs
Hcndry and Cullen: half backs
Fraser. Lemon and McCaffeFty. for
wards, Watts, Keer. Stalker. Rusher-
ford and ]. McGiilivrRy
Celtlcs-tsoal. Minis. backs. Proc
tor and Douglas hah backa. Seei.
Rogers and Thompson. forwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

David Hsndry le plain. hard
working street car conductor nn
wesk days. hut on Sundays he puts
aside the blue uniform and tho
punch and heenme8 one ~ the best
football players In the Northwest
Hendry. who plays left back for
the Rangers soccer team. has been
Ia Ssattl. for tao years. and every
seasan finds him sn splendid eendis
tton To take the field We believes
that even n a man has 20 work long
hours 10 earn his daily bread. he can
still ftnd time for Nemr form ~ uut-
door sport 90 make ~. worth the
living
Football Is the Krsates, ~ ait
games. and II a man piayA Il for
All there ~ Ia him. even N he can
only get OF once a week. he's Huru
80 BE- better for Il In mNd and
body n shn way HendEy hiAen up
hiss own situation.
Hendry has been playing msscs.F
for eight years lie was member
81 the Dunbarton Union and Gia#-
Enw -Perthshir~ teams In Scot land
ard when hr came % America tarse
years age h. eaasiy made good M
the RridKeh0rusfRh Ont. eleven
lie has been m Seattle two years
and besides being tower Of
strength IN th~ Hangers back field.
ne has won a place on tho Seattle
United team IN the internal isnai
contests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
SCHOOLS MAY TAKE UP
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
Grammar School Lads Take Kindly to Soccer Game
Under League Players Coaehing-Rsngers,
Seattle and Tacoma Win Yesterday.

Ing IN popular favor. The North
western season will END next March
when an all Seattle team. selected
from the four city clubs. viii try
for Pacific coast honora against
teams from California and British
Columbia This scrics takes ON an
International turn that lends u lot
90 excitement 20 the race.
School Boys Learning.
Several ~ the grammar schools OF
the city have already taken up the
association game. ana six fun
Pledged school teams are now In the
field The boys have taken 20 the
game from its first Introduction,
and every saturday afternoon a
hair dascu or so ~ the regular
Northwestern league players put IN
the afternoon with the school boys,
coaching them IN the fine points %
individual work and combination
play The regulars arr always glad
60 make eonverts and their good
nagurvd assistance IN coaching and
organizing the teams IL making
soccer live factor in public school
athletics, Next year Il e. planned
60 pat a regular school league IN
the field. and the championship race
viii be- watched with interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
HA YES
FRS +


SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ~. -
Every one In laughing at Tim Nc
Grath today because Of a funny
"buif' that occurred Ia the Mara
thon race which he staged ycster-
day. Mcfsfath made a feature OF
the fact that ne had engaged OK
ports to lay out the track at Ocean
Shore park. but when the time ~
Johnny Hayes the winner. was an
nounced as 2.zs.s4 as. the fans
wanted TO be shown. Investigation
disclosed the fact that the track was
more than mile short for the full
Marathon distance.
Hayes ran "a good race yesterday.
and was never In danger. He beat
Jimmy Fitzgerald. the Canadian
runner, by three laps. and Con
Connolly. the San Francisco crack.
by a mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

they was sure II was all OF with
our So
"When tn mutt In ready. Frosty
puts hts gloves on an th rest Of the
gRng In out In front. tnkin' bets so
last their hands got tired
we hadn't been goin' moron
two minutes when I steps inside a
roundhouae TO belt him In IN kiteh.
en- and walks plumb into a right
cross like IN kick OF ostrich.
Riley tipped m stage hand kecpin'
time, 20 cut tn round
They draws out M rest SOS /
comes back all right. an I'm more
careful | don't have any trouble
gottin 10 tn big stiff. but once In
a while he'd slam one Of them hay.
makers into me and I'd shake like
man with aEus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

Hcgg, BIRD, Balm. Smith and Muri-
son.
Referee Revctte ~ Taeoma.
Seattle Defeats Rsnton.
Seattle found the newly organised
Renton eleven easy picking IN the
second game. winning by a ucern ~
3 to I. The Rcnton team showed
flashes ~ briliiancy. and viii un-
danbtadly develop Into a strong COM
hsnasinn with more practice and ex-
prrieuca
The score was : ta 0 at the end
of the first half. but in the Second
Seattle nctted the sphere four times.
Williams saving the Miners from
a shut out Potter. Jones' and f.rih-
ley were the Rentnn stars. the first
named az outside right. putting up
a brilliant offensive game. Allison.
Patmprv. Wilson and Martin show ed
NJ we'll for the black and yellow
alliSons fast and accurate shooting
vas a feature 81 the match.
The field was very hsavy. and the
spotIess white brseka that fiapped
around the players legs IN the chilly
breeze at the opening % the game
we're a uniform brown before hntr
time was sounded. The men fell
over every inch of the field but
there ~vre no accidents and no anr
was AID out. The teams took the
field as follows.
Seattle Coal. RsVettss backs.
Martin and Wilson half backs. "
v. Williams. patmare and Allison
forwards. Stevens. RI ~ Williams.
Smith. Chambers and Turner
Renton--Gcai. Appleby. hacks.
Jones and Leathiey. half backs.
Mauriaon. Day and Elliott, for
wards. Ferguson. Williams. pike.
coutts and Potter
Rrfere~~-Stroud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
-==-Hs--e=-----a--=a==a==
a NO TIER
SMOKE R

The two Kellys Hubbard. Me-
Knight and Muldoon will proba bly,
take part In the smoker to be held
IN Syphera hail Ballard. Wednos-
day evening Fitzgerald. manager
Of the club. says that he will have
al least eight events arranged, five
boxing matches and three TO take
place on the mat Besides these.
there VIII probably he a few exhf.
Diti0n bouts II the time will allow.
RITZ himself can go on at a mo-
ments notice and tie a few knots
IN anyone his weight. as he ~ a
clever man with the gloves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
JACK BEYMER is
DOING WELL NOW

TACOMA, Dec. 13-Jack Bey-
mer captain Of the Tacoma high
school football team. who has been
IN serious condition with blood
poisoning and typhoid fover for
three weeks past has taken a turn
Tor the better. and his ultimate re-
coYery is now hoped for.
Beymer took splendid care Of him
self while playing the game. and his
Football physique Is pulling him
through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

Between tn fourth and ffth Ri.
ley gets busy. he has 10 or our
cvsh goes up IN fiue what dOes
be doy oh. nothin'. only sprinkiea
resin on my side u m stage and
shifts IN box and smearu up IN
other side ~sfh powdered wax. max
Ing Il az aisppery as m road 10
ruin I'm wlse an when ID gong
rings. I'm ogi ~ my corner aon TN
run. meetln' n big guy right who're
tn resin lets off an Ia wA1 begins
lie gets act To stop me with hls left.
but shifts and plant my left ia hts
pantry when he tries 20 move
quick to atop my right, which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
TACOMA TAXES GAME

well timed shot at the net Gibson
Of Tacoma scored the only goal %
the half
In the second period the Thistles
found their stride. and the play was
up and down the field. Tacoma
second goal. scored by Mcintosh.
and Thiatie's lone score. OFF Mntr'a
boot. came just before time was
called
Association football Is taking hold
In Tacoma. and yesterdays game
drew good sized crowd There tn
talk u organizing a school league
IN the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

TACOMA. Dec. fs.-The fast Ia
coma soccer team held its position
al the top Of the Northwestern
league percentage table by defeat
ing the Thistles Of Seattle yemter-
day afternoon In one 81 the best
games ever played in this city. The
final score was 70 1.
Both teams played hard football
from the kick on. and although TIA
coma had the BAH In Thistle terri
tory nearly all Of the first half. the
latter's defense stopped many a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

Pitcher Mordecai firoNn wsll SPEND
the winter in Chicago keeping his
eyes open for mn investment In some
legitimate business other than -
bookkeeping. 10 which brown says
he viii never lend himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
YALE FREsHlEs NOT
STRONG FOR BoOTBAL


: NEW HAVEN. CONN. Doc !
. fa.-AccgrdiuE TO the freshman I
= class Ia Yale. football ia far {
. from being q popular sport !
4 THE votes 81 the class for their I
4 fAvarifo athletics shows that
a football Nv practically tied with !
a track athletics for being the !
q least popular There were 90 I
h who voted tennis their favorftr ,
q sport. 40 walking. - swimming. /
= IS baseball. - rowing. ~ foot I
. bail and 10 track athieticn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
CORNELL INSISTS ON
FOOTBALL REFORM

ITHACA. y. v. Dec. is.-Ths fac
uify of Cornell university has gone
on record for football reform. and
unless radical changes in the rules
played at Ithaca next season. In a
resolution adopted Saturday. the
faeuisy recommends rule revision,
with a view ~ securing greater
safety 10 ilfr and limb aud higher
standards 81 honor and fair play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
OLD HATS

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10 the latest models.
MODEL MILLINERY CO.,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
Nsrthwe.tseo League STANDING.
Yesterday Games.

foetrFdnla 0aHfce.
Rangers s. Celtlcs 1.
Seattle S. Renton 1.
Tacoma :, Thistles l.
The sporting spotlight + focused
on association football these days.
because Of It's proposed substitution
Tor tho American game in the col
lagos and schools OF the country.
and because several universities IN
the East. notably Georgetown. have
already banned the intercollegiate
brand aud turned 70 soccer FOR u
substitute autumn sport.
Here in Seattle the game has been
struggling for a firm roathoid for
years. and this season. with a strong
slx-clu league entered Ia the
Northwestern championship race. u
looks as though the game was gain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

fiiiiy Delaney. the former man
ng~F II Jim JeffrteM says that Jef-
fries IL taking a riak in boxing John
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

ihh' thrn patlof HcrappefH give
me a pain" said Spike Hennensy.
throwing down the sporting page.
What's eatin your" demanded
Toad Fogarty. hih jaw coming out
like an interrogation point,
These hers mugs" reapdndod
MIR Hcnnessy. INDICATING che up.
turned page. where tho dolnea ~
a couple OF ppgiilHts wera fea
turcd, They're makin more fuss
about singin' articles Than pullet
that's discovered what's happened
to her when abe finds her first egg
You'd think they waa algnIn' for
a so wit III Newport BrlEadlera. 2
"lt'a all IN III game, gint itg~
Mr. Fogarty demanded.
u apoae so. bus them hams don Il
know what fight 4. Say, had
more real scraps last winter IN two
monts than them Geftiosli have 10
10 years"
Funny ! Amt never seen noshin'
In N papers bout them scraps you
guys had II any ono was 10 asa
me how You got "a rocks / might
no. tell en-. but I'd have a idea.
"Meanln'f"
"McAnln' you was fine Dot II
pete men or else had a sock full Of
sand
We Got the Coin.
CHUCK that rough stuff. Toad
We dlduf need no soup men 20
&c, N dough. Il came too easy. 4,
was Ike takiu eggs from 4 lucu.
haior Not ciurk from m hen,
You notice Mugs DAILY. Frosty in.
neEan aud Riley "a arute Is Lousy
wit dough. don't your Well. they
got u when | got mine.
Say. some OF III thIngs We silp.
ped n runs on that trip would
make a corpse laff We had TO da
e. cause they make 'em big and
tough In the long grass"
Tn. bigger they come ID harder
they fall, quoted Mr.. FnEarty.
Yes. they do likc ice.~ respond
cd Mr. HcnnemAy. "sometimes III
bigger they come IN harder fher
valiop An take u from me.
know H. didn't get that tin cal
playin' rims around aroay.
-i1i never forget u hiE husky !
handed IN sleeper "a In ier@
water burg IN Minnesota. AGhff III
reg Tar show | vent on To ma4s ami
body In IN house an give o. -
sinkrrs 10 stick eix rounds
when the mob pipes the about
30 Of them wanted that douah ~
ie0 pounds looked Hike reAdt
money. and whom MuEEsy picked
"a biggcAi IN tn bunch 10 b. ofs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
$50 No. 200 Boys
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

frank Gotch II TO wrestie with
J8fries as part of the latter'H train
ing program. The Iowa farmer will
refrain from removing any OF Jeffs
toes Or hts nose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

0utfieider O'Hara. with tho
G8nts last season. will play with
tn Cardinals In 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
JEFF'S FLYER

HELP HELpi AND THEN SOME MORE Ass,sr.,cs -
latest Just the quiet know o cors III. . n
the prying ~
j. Jeffrien Is smiten with the = =
considering the purchase Of Curzon aeropIsne
Now honestly leave Il to any peace corno. -
a referee in bankruptcy II that -
beefy Jeff accompanied by faithful Him Re- e
little ierS 10 coudland 10 the m0notony Of The trsns
Or suddenly running Jack Johnson above the earn
middle of cloud Of smoker What's
hopeless Doc Cook Pcay can consider
mighty lucky in finding the pole James . returned @ 800
tha S1' $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
Or, PFYL!

OH, PFfE
CONNIE MACK MADE HIS TRANSFORMING trip TO csla
foTna with the nearchampon athletics his while crs
opportunity sire players IN the California 80
with four Of them decide Impressed sa
them trial These Pitcher Tracy Hoag Catcher E9s
Third Baacman Eddie Hanan Basemnn Moan,
Poi a young first baseman who ,ur< X
sprng Joined California orisrs n
IL possible that McGraw inserpose claim
Pfy led the California league IN batting average sss
WHILE CONSIDERING RULE REVISION IN eENtsAa
wouldn't be idea provide
exhaustion dsabismeuts
Lincoln up Friday afternoon
with the book and pencil dragged from
condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

A THROUGH PETE mvEioH MADE GOOD m HIs rss~
IA full nedgod he g a lot Of beav1 ~ Fief
expects 70 got anywhere near the top Of the lghxeirht
over confidence has laid fighters shelf an So a
accountants could compute day an abacus orL, un
shifts with half hour off every hours for
nows the time for LonDio Austin TOD piece ta =
matches for BITS pupil. '' :" Haka
MoVeigh H. Of course, the headiner d the q A a.
Austin ia entitled 20 lot of the the good os
the examiner made Long Friday nig, u
hold OF Mcveigh when the latter into e se., Fl
club one day about year ago asking for try 10
ever make fighter" Pets ~
mines and lumber and it's boost Ionna "a
he hung onto McVeigh and nursed him along teaching Nm IA
al time about the boxing until able 10 20 mn,
with an old timer like Louie Long hold ~ n
get shade the better OF the has waS Vt
ndenoe Ia hs proege and sincerely believes he "a ths p
worlds champion OF his but n be vise IN M
he has bccn IN the past he Will pick soft au s
after the good anpposing Mcvelgb s =
match with anything that reaemhied class time ka
Louie Long has something a reputation in hf. 49,.
woods and certainly the fact that be y
without suffering knockout claim ATS
lots OF who have gained decisions over the
made him look like l25 pounds worth Joke Hes -
customer but he isn't than al best ~ ss
Roscoe Taylor fought Long draw a few weeka 49, vm
match Mcycigh and Taylor aud they saek M y ~
against each other7 y Iva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13

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