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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
PLAN CONTROL LAW
FOR THE Av|AIORS


SACRAMENTO. Jan. 1.~~Hogula.
tioH of aviation aud astators Il
provided for ia bill which Senator
Hare of San Francisco l. preparing
The recent deaths Of Hoxsey aud
MolnAant. and the approach 81 the
big aviation meet IN San Francisco.
have caused Hare 10 look into the
question Of preventing Academia.
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SCHOOL DEDICATED.

Bishop o'noa yesterday dedicated
the new parish school ~ The Church
81 the immaculate Conception AZ
the corner OF 18th av and 4. Madi
son II The school will be open for
public inspection tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
STRICKEN DUMB
AT BREAKFAST

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 7.--~strick-
en- suddenly dumb while endcayor-
ing to order breakfast, Frank f.
Smith, 10. is under the care Of
physicians at the aeceiying hospl-
tai today Smith went into a
restaurant TO get breakfast and
when the waiter asked for his or.
der, he found he could not speak.
He cleared his throat and worked
bis jaws. but no sound resulted.
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WITH 9 view af overcoming ttse
enf transportation difficulties alosv
the Uawamish valley The Nonen =
ffaNlia have formed q civic elgs
RESOLUTIONS fag0rina the psosse
VII be adopted 90 meeting 70 IL
held January 10 AZ Takwiia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

King county Bnufbona will gather
~ the Arctic Club tonight 10 attend
the annual Jackson Day banquet.
Alfred Battle will act as toast.
master
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DEDICATE CHURCH
THIS AETERN0nn

Dedication OF the new South Park
Presbyterian church al s3l Thistle
st. will take place this afternoon at
3 y. m. Rev. ID. Matthews, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church,
will preach the dcdicatory sermon.
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New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

Athens. Ga. March 15.-Four innings or
actuaI baseball were enough for the Yam
KEGS this afternoon six innings were
plaved. but the last two were hurlesque
Sweeney being in the box part OF the time
for tho regulars and Chase part Of the
time. II was while the last two were in
dulging in horsc-play that the colts did all
their hitting and won the game.
When beneficial practice was had was IN
the morning. The wind became so high
and boisterous in the afternoon that Chase
wouldn't allow any of his pitchers except
Quinn and Caldwell 70 Jet themselves out.
lie wouldn't risk arms which might have
been injured by usage under such weather
conditions Warhop pitched the last three
innings for the colts after Quinn had re-
tired but tossed the ball with just suf-
hcent force 10 get It up 10 the hostile bat.
Quinn was touched up rather lively by
the regulars Five hits in three innings.
The most effective pitching was done by
slim Caldwell. who was Wild but had
steam and bcndors. he held the colts TO
one hit IN four innings but Lis wildness
and misplays by Knight and Johnson COM
bined to produce three runs in the second
inning. Johnson's misplay came because
he wasn't spry enough on cne Of Chase
throws to second. The throw was perfect
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
REFEREE STOPS FAST BOUT
Ferns No Match for Sullivan, and
Fourth Round Ends It.

The timely action Of the referee prevented
PADDY" Sullivan. hard hitting llsnt-
weight Of the West Side, from Knocking
out Harry Ferns IN the fourth round OF
ten-round bout AZ tho Sharkey a. G. last
night. Ferns had just regained his feet
after being sent 10 the mat by LETT Io't
10 the Jaw, when PADDY" over terrinc
right hook. which landed over Harrys iel'
eve The blow broke the skin. and Wnen
the blood flowed from the wound the oihc'aI
stopped the contest
sullivan. who IS 10 box IN Brooklyn TO-
night. never showed TO better advantage
in his life. He was faster than usual anu
outclassed Ferns at all stages OF the game
IIo iabbed the left home and sIashed rish'
and left uppercuts 10 the face and ooo'
many times.
Superlative gamencss prevented re''s
from being counted ont in the thirh roui'u
"Paddv" measured him with succcss'o',
of right hooks and counters to ne Jaw ant
1naliv sent him TO the boards WIN ,,s ,o
hook 70 the chin Ferns was hur, put ~
rolled over and finally arose ~ 'he ''N''
If nine and weathered the round
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
B.uhgN Ro Golf AhomoHlng Other
CLEGHORNS KNOW THE RINK
This Likely to Count in the Big
Professional Hockey Matches.

With ode and Sprague cleghorn in tn'
Rcnfrew lineup. good Judges Of hockey IN
this city predict that tho millionaire team
will beat the ottawa champions In the big
professional hockey tournament. which be-
gins on Friday night at thc -. Nicholas
Rink The Clcghorn brothers played here
last winter and are familiar with the
on artificial Ice.
The Renfrew team will open tho tourna-
ment on Friday night In the first Of a
series of two consecutive games with tho
Wanderers. Of Montreal. the gross score
Of two nights play 70 count. Tho winner
will qualify TO play tho deciding games
on Monday and Tuesday nights with the
Ottawas for money prizes sggrcgatins
$500.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
SUPERBAS HARD AT WORK |
Break Comes in Training with
Drive and Chicken Dinner.

Hot Springs, Ark. March Is -BNl Dahlcn
stretched out the morning practice to-day
20 that the Superbas could get up an appe-
tite for the chicken dinner at ozark Springs
this evening. Two tally-hos took the thirty
guests on the ftteen-mile trip. They start
cd az O'Clock and were back again at s
o'clock
IL was stag party, but no beer or liquor
was served, the manager insisting that
water was quite good enough. 1911 kept
his men on the jump for nearly three hours
this morning batting and fielding. with some
inside baseball lectures on the side
Everybody was In uniform, and all went
AZ cuN speed. Each of tho pitchers took
turn ~ serving up the benders. tho re-
mainder dividing into batting and fielding
squads and changing about at the leader s
direction. The last ten minutes Ncro de-
votcd to fielding and throwing practice 10y
the inHellcrs The weather vas clear and
cool. with just enough tang in the air 10
keep the men on the jump
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
HERE TO STUDY ATHLETICS
Denmark's Champion Discus
Thrower Begins at Harvard.

I ifN i'FEfdrn 10 INC iIiphOfsl
Cambridge, Mass. March 1j.--Moritz Ras-
nussen. of Copenhagen. member of the
National Amateur Athletic Association OF
Denmark who arrived at Harvard on Tues
day. began TO study the universitys sys-
tenn of athletic training here to-day. lie
will remain at Harvard during the spring
months, after which he will so 20 Yale
and Columbia.
Mr.. Rasmussen. at one time amateur
champion weight throwcr of Denmark and
present amateur champion discus thrower.
has been sent 10 this country by the Dan
ish government 10 study the methods OF
American college athletic systems. so that
upon his return 10 Denmark he may employ
tho results of his Investigations in better
ing athletic conditions in his native coun-
try Mr.. Rasmussen will coach the team
which is 10 represent Denmark in the
Olympic games in 1912
The athletic systems OF the two countries
differ in many respects, he says. In Den
mark much more attention is paid to the
all-around development Of the body than
in this country.
4 curious feature of the athletic system
IN Denmark Is the fact that there are no
sports connected with the universities ana
colleges. The college students often form
clubs or Join other amateur associations
but they never represent tho colleges IN
athletic contests.
Association football, field and ice hockey
rowing and swimming arc the most conf
mon sports the first especially being mnch
more highly developed than in America
Professional athletics are unknown In Den
mark While Harvard's visitor will "atcn
the development of all of Haryards athietlc
teams closely. he will pay particular at'eh-
ton 20 The work Of the track mon, VINO
viii begin outdoor exercise next week
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
BILLIARD TOURNEY PLANS
No Time and Place Fixed, How
ever. for Glass A Championship.

A, \ meeting OF the National AssociauoH
30 Amateur billiard PLAYERS held a. inc
I.iederkranz on Monday-night arrdHse
ner.s for holding the national ClasS .
championship worc discussed. Robert !.
Kammerer. Of tho New York Athletic ciuo'
presided in the absence OF Nliii'm ~
Klenke, the president. The tournament i
slated for the Illinois Athletic Clup' OF TN
cago. The details Of the class cha'h'
n,onship we're not definitely arranged ana
q meeting will he called to pass upon tnls
tournament within few days.
An interesting COMMUNICATION was 'e'
ceived from the Chicago Athletic AsSoc.a'
ton. in which it renewed ifs loyalty 10 tne
governing body OF amateur billiards. lnf
reported breach and It's intention OF torn'
ing an independent association the oflciais
NJ tba Chicago Athletic Association Specii'
caly deny.
Plans for sectional championships IN the
North. South. East and West were ui''
cussed and also the offering of nahoha
challenge cup for Class y players. lhese
were left for future action. About tWeh'y
members of the association were present.
including Or. y. p. Miller, Dr. II. D. .en'
nincs. charles Starr. Lincoln Brun, J. FER
dnand PogGenburg and others
Charles Weston, OF Chicago, yesterna!
posted his challenge and forfeit Tor 'te
pool championship lie wishes TO meet the
winner of the coming match between Al
fredo Dc orc and Jerome r. keoSh, VINO
are scheduled to play for the championship
The week beginning Monday. April Ia
All the official details connected With me
match cor the three cushion csrrom Dill
,ard championship have been arranged.
John Daly as champion defender. has com
nlied with all of the requirements and VIII
meet his challenger, George Moore IN John
Dovle's academy, in West 42d street. o"
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday nights
March - 2s aud -. fifty points each night.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
in a Farce Comedy
Sweeney and Chase Do Some Pitching and
Colts Run Off with Game.

and had the base runner h. ten feet, but
Johnson wasn't there
Chase naugurated the Some-run season
by hitting 10 deep left for the circuit with
two men on bases. He 70 ,ked Qunn's de-
livery for the four-bagger. Bailey, the
speedy recruit outfeder. hammered out
four hits. two while Quinn was pitching
Elliott smote the orbc for triple and a
single and showed his quality on bunts
when he tore In on ono and fielded II 10
first after a one-handed pickup. Every
day this younGster has shown ability
Litschi and Hartzell. Of the colts. traded
positions, Litschi going from short 10 third.
hot smash on tho foul line and retiring his
man a. first Tho felders had plenty Of
leg exercise chasing hard hlt balls, and tho
wind increased their troubles.
Possibly. too they lost sleep as a result
OF Growing contest near the hotel last
night \ big yellow rooster won the crow
ing championship Of the world with his
rcsonat vocal efforts through the small and
all other hours.
\ game will be played with the Georgia
University nine on Saturday. Chase also il
trying TO arrange "A game with the Boston
Nationals in Augusta for Friday week. The
score by innings follows:
regular. S'a '...........GP .....P . SO ss
batteries Quinn. warhop ana williams
Caldwell. sweeney. Chase and Blair.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
Star Jasmine Wins Stakes in the
Colors Of T. G.. Mcdowell.

jacksonville. Fla. March i5.--T. 4. Nc
Dowclrs two-year-od Star Jasmine won
the Fountain Of Youth Stakes at Moncref
Park this afternoon. She broke we'll and
trai!ed American Girl until well into the
stretch. where she moved UP strongly and
won by scant length.
Immediately after the running OF .hc
sixth race Spes Nostra fclI dead ON the
track The summaries follow.
First race selling. for four -ycar-old- ard up
ward. six nurlongsD Floral Queen. 80 DUNN, 81
10 !. to- and 10 J. won. Lady Orimsr. io.
Giopkins,. 20 20 IL TO I and d 10 / second. .
Black oak III Davenport, TO l. = to and 4
10 >. third. Timo. l.i5t =. ForegIsrd Dolly
Buliman. Percy Taylor. Tackle. Cauopsn, Aunt
Kate. Peepoyer, Radiation. Mae Hamilton. The
Wrestler. Rosoboro aud Bonnie Bee also ran
Second race selling. for four -y"ar-ods and
upward; six ami hair furiongsl camel. 10,
0ryiD. to l. 10 and even. won: Itarccurt.
lo' foah. 10 70 L. to ana 10 !. second.
Austin SturtcVant, 10 FanD. d 20 l. - 20 and
even; third Tinc, Is =. Casaue. Mazonia.
ford and McAndrcws also ran.
Third race uor four year 0lds and upward. six
furonss, Alfred the Great. iio ,koerner,. . 81
T. To and 10 4 won. Raleigh T. j.. ilo
Davenport, % 20 |, TO I and Il o. >. second
ozani, los (tNosep to |. to 10 and 90 4.
thid. Time. ia 3-5. oakhurst. g. NJ Miller
Fourth race Uhe Fountain 81 Youth stakes or
Sl3oo for two year-ods. four and a half fur
ipiSFl Stdi dFSSaiiiin". III ihoefh'fl : 10 .,
10 - ana . 10 ., won. American Girl i,~i tRyrnel.
To !. q 10 > AM , to ). second. Duysi. il2
Ho"ae,, 10 to to and 20 :, third Time,
"a5 -. Goldminc. senator sparks Mary Emily.
Efficiency nni Elma also ran
finh race ts"lling for three year ol's and up
warn. "ns mile and seventy yar,ls- Emma
stuart. l"i ni"plSlnsl. - to I, 10 / and : TO l.
won: Limpet. iol (Oicrp. q 20 .. = ~ : and 4 20
. second; h'r,ey F., lo7 Mc1agearu. 20 J..
: 10 and even. thhd. Time. i.iS I -. Hughcs
WING Ting. t''mlsior. Naughty Lad. 'o'c'ta.
Rub. hnisot. Rake anu a. T.. Uorndon also ran.
Warden lot AZ post
sixth race selling. for three year olds. one
mile ana eiNteentm S,zyey. - tiIopkirs' Ia
10 J. ! 10 aud 10 l. Won. Ngnar iol uielD.
> 10 J. - and 'Vcn second. Robert Bruce
~" 'Noern"n, - ~ I. to and to Z third
limo. l.5oN. Detect oracle Rodkin FircNood
Hoio"ick. sweet owen. Discomfort and Sp"s
Nosira also ran.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
YALE WRESTLERS SCORE
Defeat Princeton by Wide Margin
in Some Lively Bouts.

Princeton. y. J, March 1.-THE Yale
wrestling team defeated the badly crippled
Princeton grapplcrs tonight by the score
of - 10 II. bouts All tho matches OK
cept two were determined on decision. r.
II. OrmOnd. OF Princeton. and Captain
Cleveland. of Yale. being tho only two
men 10 secure falls.
Brown, tackle on the Princeton football
team last fall. wrestled In the heavyweight
class. and although he had had little eX-
peri"nCc his bout with Perry, of Yale. was
declared draw after two extra periods.
Captain Wells and +. =. Smith, of the
Princeton team, were unable 10 wresilc on
account of Injuries. and the poor condition
of Prettyman and Elmendorf seriously
handicapped them, as both were just out
of the college nhrmarv.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
NEWS FOR THE GOLFERS ATHLETICS AT COLUMBIA
Big Brace in Crew Practice
Swimming Titles Up.

Crew practice al Columbia took a biz
brace yesterday when the largest squad
That has reported 10 Jim Rice, the coach.
tnus far this season. was on hand and was
put through the hardest afternoons wor.
ot tie wear In all sxty-four men we're
out. enough for three varsity cights and a
four. and four full freshman boats. Tho
sudden boom IN the number OF candidates
is attributed 20 the fact that the winter
sports have completed their seasons And
thc men are now free 10 take up rowing
again. - Cuman. j. w pullcyr. q. Kohl
busch al.d O. u. BSsell, all candidates for
the varsity eight. were recruited from the
swimming team which has just completed
It's schedule
The fist work ON the river will not take
place until next Monday afternoon. Rice Is
AFRAID that drift ice may work damage 10
the shells If the crews are sent out earlier.
Tho iHtcrcolIc isiate Svimn,:nf, Association
VII hold outdo", swimming cnampion-
ships at Traycrs Island on the last Satiir-
day of June next The first outdoor swim
ming championship among the colleges was
hrld al Trayers Island last June. and was
so successful that the association decided
20 make 1t permanent feature OF the
!cars events. The events viii be fancy
diving. the lo0-yard junior swim. open 10
all mon never placed in either intercol-
lesiate championship or dual races. a quar-
t"r-inilc swim and onc-:nilc swim.
There viii he no series of games to de-
eide the national intercollegiate basketball
1'Hmffgu- ffn
hel. graduate Instructor of basketball at
columbia. issued "A statement Yesterday
explaining why the plans Ter such a series
hctWeen Columbia. the Eastern champions.
ana the winners Of the conference title in
the West have fallen through.
Columbia has three dual meotq on IT, ont.
door track and field schedule according TO
IN announcement mad" bv the manager =.
~ Mackenzie. ~ YESTERDAY For tIc dr.t
tim" the team viii have contest with la
idy"ti". which VIII be- held on South lfi.id
on III" second Sa'urdav i'm NAV on mo
preceding SaturIay tho team viii moo,
SiIa'us" ~ - iracuc. This viii bo tho
nrst TIM" sine" 1907 lhat Columbia and
SyTacuso has held e dusl track meet I'm
lhhi year Sfra"I-c cent Il team to- Now
ORR aud there was an agreement whorohv
'"luWha was - 40 to Syracus" in tho fnl-
loNne lcdr. hgt whom the ti'no came
able go make tho trip
N"thc. Princeton nor Fcuue! Nauia wLicb
have regularly appeared ON tho Columns,
sch"dul" since tho sport was taken mn
moro than thirty wears aE0 VIII hc mct
this season
outdoor work for tho team viii begin ON
MCnda Tho rchedulc BIZ 81 follows.
April ls intorclafe moot. South Field
Aprll -S. Pratt institute. South Ticld. Ami
% tnivrrsii' oi Pcuueyitani, rolaV car
ui'fl fhildd' lpha Ma o. "Nrasurc. ~
Str1our., Mas D. Lafayette. a. South
I'ld. Nia} 90. rtcrsch"lt. tl. meet s,rth
f'"ld MAY -1.-, intercollegiate meet. cam.
bridge.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
SYRACUSE TO HAVE CREW
Students Raise Money to Pay
Debt and Rowing Is Saved

Syracuse March 1j.-Rowins az Syracuse
University has been saved. The students
have guaranteed the payment o; the debt
of 5000. and at a meeting OF tho athletic
governing board last night authority was
given 10 Ten Eyck, the coach. to 20 ahead
with his plans
This morning tho coach had two four
cared crews on the water. He has cut the
squad to twcnty-one varsity and thirty
one freshman candidates. Tho Orange now
will be represented in the intercollegiate
regatta al pomGhkcepsie this year.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
JERSEY CITY WINS THREE
Takes Measure of Columbia Club
in Athletic Bowling League.

On its home alleys the Jersey City Club
team won all three games from The CO.
lumbia Club quintet in an Athletic Bowling
League series last night
At the outset Jersey city totallcd l.oi'-
good enough To win by nearly one hundred
pins. Brundaee worked in eight consecu-
tive strikes for a 267 score. Meyer rolled
three good games for an average OF 2l52'
and his team got mark OF 997.2.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
SYMS FIVE WINS FAST GAME
Ends Successful Basketball Season by
Beating Hoag School. 27 to Is.

The Syms School basketball team brought
successful season To- close with q vie
tory over the lloag School five on the lat
tors court yesterday hy score of o, 10 l3
Th" SvmS players easily cNcclled their
rivals outplaying them I'm team work and
proving more accurate shooters. Tho soc
ond half was Cnlivcucd 10y fast and close
playing. iloag ucttin. 10 points I'm this sos
sion The Applcby brothers playod a prom-
uoni game for Syms. while Cleveland. a
follow PLAYER. Gagged four Held goals.
The lluc-up follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
CHESS TITLE IN BALANCE
Capablanca Must Draw with
Vidmar to Win Big Tourney.

Py SPECIAL CabIs to' ThH IfIhune'I
san Sebastian. March 15.-This after
noon was devoted 70 the disposal Of the
three adjourned games from previous
rounds Of the international chess masters
tourney, which was begun on February ~
at the Grand Casino in this city. The final
round will he PLAYED tomorrow. Tho ad-
icu,ned games resulted as follows; Bern,
stein beat Schlcchter, while Leonhardt ana
Tarrasch drew. Tho third game had 10 bc
adjourned a second time.
The record TO date follows.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
DAILY PLAYING IN GOOD FORM

John paN. the world thrcc-cushion bill
Hard champion. won two practice games A.
poyles Academy Yesterday. lie showed
'nat he was IN good form. playing consist
entity and with much confidence through
oAt j }. Van and Joe stone were the vic
TINS ey scores Of 90 10 20 and 90 10 Is. re-
epccu''lN ialN made hish run OF IN
the evening same
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
SCHOOL TEAMS AT HOCKEY

The Columbia High School and the io''
kers High School hockev team, net N W
81. Nicholas skating Rink yesterday aftc''
noon without result Two t"'nt 'iu'''''
halves wcre played and neither S'ce s'-,
cccdod in scoring. = ". Wsdeloh' g
Nonkers WIS the referee.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16

In the final round tho players VIII race
each other as follows: Teichmann vs.
Spielmann. Vidmar vs. Capablanca, Bern
stein vs. Maroczy. Marshall ". Schlechier.
Burn vs.. Niemzowitsch, Tarrasch IS.
puras. Janowski vs.. Lconnardt, Rubin
stein a bye.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-16
MO CHANGES IN BOWLING
Leaders in Big Tournament Now
Likely to Hold Places.

Buffalo. March 1.-THE nineteenth day
Of tie National Bowling Association s
tournament failed 10 bring out bowler
or team capable Of winning a place
among the. leaders. a score Of 632 IN
singles by J. Schmidt, of Buffalo. this af-
tcrnoon being the best game rolled.
Practically all the best bowlers Of the
country have played their games and few
changes in the tournament standing are
looked for in the closing three days
The leaders IN the three fixtures follow: