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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
WANING STARS TO
GATHER AT RING

ny United Prer f.easeA Wire
LOS ANGELES. Dec. i2.--The
greatest galaxy Of waning heavy
weight stars ever grouped In one
arena. with the single exception OF
the famous gathering nj Reno a
couple OF years ago. is being plan
ned today by Promoter Tom Mo.
Carey.
Mccarty and Al Psizer meet at
Vernon New Years day for the
white heavyweight championship
OF the world. McCarey believes u
would be nj and proper for John
L. Sullivan. Jas. J. Corbett, Robt.
Fftzslmmons. Jas. J. Jeffries and
Tommy Burns to sic side by side
and watch new generation do
battle for what once was theirs
He has sent invitations TO the
quintet to occupy ringside seats
and expects replies before Satur-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
"a NEWNzM "a,


by winning aft three games from
the Forcstcrs' team on the Tls.
rarck alleys last might the began
q nryan outfit took the Foraatwa
down from the top OF the league.
Captain Braggings and Meeko. OF
the brokers' team. rolled hish
score Of 30 and high average. The
scores.
Forestera ........ Coz COT Cgs
Logan a Bryan 49,. est Ts9 Ts5
Tonight on the same alleys the
boicofu Lumber team viii tangic
With the Standard Furniture Co.
and the First National bank outfit
viii meet the Northwest Trust Co.
team
On the Blsmarck alleys tssf night
In the bankers league. the Nation.
nj flank Of Commerce team put the
nklda under the Seattle National
hank boys. The scores
Seattle Natl Bk.5Is 70f sd .eTs
Natl III. Com. 100 72g s2s-z. 22s
The Pacific ccar, Biscuit Co.
team lost its match with tho
Fischer Broa. team on the Imper.
iai alleys last night b. a margin %
IS pins. Lewis bowied high score
OF 21s and Rogers kigh average Of
ISIS 10. Tho soorcss
biscuit Co. .sgT ets sfs -s.saa
Fischer bros. :. $40 sf5 ess-i. s6s
81
IN the o. A. c. tournament the
FheaHanta grabbed two Of the three
gAmes from the Blue lays. eral-
hraith OF the peasants HrdIhng
high acore Of 2Es. and HARRIS OF
tho Jays high average o. 1879
The scores.
Pheasan,s ......77s sis III ss.soi
Blue Jays ......sss 7io 81. s.ssi
by q margin Of 70 pins The Times
hung tho Indian align on Che Top
sides at the Imperial alleys last
night. Raleigh aud Galloway of The
Top Sides rolling high score os 30
and high average Of ISL. They VIII
play a return match next Tuesday
night. Tho scores.
Times .........Tss esi Ts2--e.is
Top Sides ......Sl2 COS 1914, i6f
The ir,perisis took two Of the
three games away from tho NIL
Yankees on the Imperial alleys iast
night. Perry rolling high score Of
23i and high average Of 2os. The
scores:
Imperlals 80. .sss 90 .eaS-2. s2<
Mliwankees :. .905 $40 sTs--1.5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
FIREMAN WANTS
RETURN BATTLE

LOS ANGELES. Dec. f2.--in
spite OF tho terrific beating he took
ne the fists OF Luther Mccarty and
his elimination as a heavyweight
championship contender Jim Flynn
has announced today that he In not
through with the ring. He wants
another battle. and surprised his
friends by declaring that he be-
lieyeH he In entitled TO another
crack az McCarty.
Flynn spent Tuesday might and n
portion OF yesterday NJ Turkish
bath. Later he went 10 Doylc's
camp. whore he viii remain until
he has fully recovered from the
fight. H W
New York In FTynn's preaent OBJ
iectivc point His manager. Jack
Curiey is negotiating for matches
there. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

Jim Barry, heavyweight fighter,
cast his anchor In Tacoma the Other
day and unloosened a lovely tale
about Jim Jeffries defeat at the
hands OF Sam LAngford. few dayn
previous to Jcfrs big Reno battle.
Barry unfolded his secret TO Ia
coma scribe. Barry says he got
his dope from Joe Woodman. Lang
ford's manager. At tho conclusion
OF tho tale. the Tacoma sport writer
agreed with Barry that Jsfrs knock.
out at the hands OF f.angford proved
his undoing In the Johnson fight.
Barry claims that the fight was
pulled off In a big hotel room at
Mona Springs. He says none but
Jeffries' trainers and Woodman
wore present Barry contends that
twice In the third round the big
fellow hit the floor and that the
curtain was rnng down In the fourth
period. when Langford connected
with Jeffs jaw. Realizing that he
had been whipped by a smaller
man. JEFF went Into the ring at
Reno. twothirds beaten says
Barry.
In q seraIprofessionai football
game between the Bullocks and
vernons. in Brooklyn, four players
received serious injuries. The In
jured were all Vernon players.
Those hurt are suffering from
broken bones and concussion of the
brain. The Bullocks won ~ to 0.
Larry Doyle. although not leading
the New York gwatters OF last sea
son, proved TO be the teams most
valuable man when u came TO driy-
ing In runs. Through tho medium
OF safe hits. sacrifice flies or In.
field outs. Doyle brought DC runs
across the plate.
When a Terre Hsute physician
examined Mordecai Browns Injured
leg. he told Brown that II he ever
played ball again he would be TAX
Ing big chance OF losing the use
or the injured member. As a con
sequence. Brown has announced
that he will never play ball again
There Is seSne talk In Terre Haute
that the nam's next manager will
be the Three Fingered" wonder.
Dan Moeller OF the Senators will
get a $500 bonus II he doesn't smoke
a cigar all season. II he smokes
weed they will cut his salary 5000
With the exception OF shanks, all
the candidates for an outfield posi-
ton on Washington next season are
left-handed swatters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
WOLGAST DROPS
ANOTHER ROLL

Los ANGELES, Dec. i2s-Mis-
fortune appears today 10 be still
camping on the trait OF former
lightweight champion Ad W'olgast
and bis manager. Tom Jones. Jim
Flynn and his failure 10 beat Luther
MeCarty is responsible for Ads
latest reverse. for. according 10
generally credited reports, the
Dutchman lost considerable sum
of money on Tuesdays battle. The
exact amount Of Wolgast's loss is
not known. but no In known TO have
covered practically every bet offer
ed on McCarty and shortly before
the fight started he admitted that
he had another thousand ready for
buslneaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

INDIAN RUNNER is
READY FOR RACE

Eugene Butler. the Neah Bay In.
dian. who will 90 against Pete
George. the Greek distance man. In
a ten mile match race nj the Broad
way skating rink on Friday even.
ing. arrived In Seattle today, and
says he ia In great shape for the
hard grind Jimmie Fitzgerald has
charge of the arrangements aud de-
clares that everything is In readi-
ness for a great race ms both boys
are In good condition and they are
evenly matched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
BILLY DYER IS
AFTER O'LEARY

According to niliy Dyer, Johnny
O1.eary must he waiting Tor some
promoter to offer a purse Of a thou
sand dollars before he will enter
the ring with Dyer. Ever since
these boys went four rounds TO a
draw Dyer declares that he has
been trying to get n return match
with the little lrishman, but that
tho latter has sldestepped. until
Dyer ~ thoroughly convinced that
ise does not care for any OF his
game Just to set the matter clear
on the records, Dyer herewith
issues formal challenge TO
o'Ieary- 10 meet him In the -four
round arena. ana would like to
have something better than an eN.
cuf6 it'a a chance for the pro
motcr of tho next boxing show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
NELSON MATCHED

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.--Undaunt-
ed by his recent defeat by Leach
Cross. Battling Nelson is matched
TO meet Teddy Maloney in a Elk
round bout In Philadelphia tomor-
row night. Maloney Ia known as a
very light hitter. and the fans are
picking bat" to grab everything In
sight and keep his opponent pretty
busy. Maloney recently put up
good bout with Ad Wolgast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
HARMLESS WAY TO DARKEN THE HAIR
AND MAKE 1T SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL

Who does not know the value OF
Sage and Sulphur for keeping the
hair dark. soft and giossy and IN
good condition. As a matter OF
fact. Sulphur Is natural element
OF hair. And deficiency OF II In
the hair a held by many scalp spe-
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OF color and vitality Of the hair.
Unauestionably, there 10 no better
remedy for hair and scalp troubles.
especially premature grayness.
than Sage and Sulphur, II properly
prepared.
The Wyeth Chemical Company
Of New York put out an ideal prep
aration OF this kind. called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
Ends Catarrhal Misery
Hawking and Snuffles
Booths Hyomei Destroys Germs Soothes and Heals the
Sore Membrane of the Nose and Throat
No Stomach Drugging-Just Breathe It-Pronounce 1t
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Use 1t according TO the simple
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and II you are not satisfied that II
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Booths Hyomei 10 not n secret
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destroying anticipates. IL Is fur
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

You can say goodby to catarrh II
you really want to.
You can kill every catarrh germ
that Is thriving Ia the inflamed re
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and throat and In short time stop
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You can make the membrane Of
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and free from germs and soreness
that the terrible colds that you
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II you are really sincere In your
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

which Sage and Sulphur are com.
bined with other valuable RENE.
dies for keeping the hair and scalp
In clean. healthy condition.
II your hair ls losing It's color or
constantly coming out. or N yun
are troubled with dandruff or dry.
itchy scalp. get n ftfty.ccnt bottle
OF Wyeth's Sage and sulphur from
your druggist. use II according to
the simple directions. and see what
a difference few days treatment
will make In the appearance OF
your hair.
All druggists sell Il. under guar
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
SEVERAL SPILLS
MARK LONG RACE

NEW YORK. Dec. IA : O. m.
today. suicr brothers ard the Car
men.l, LOTUS teams. In the Hlx.day
bike race in progress here. had reel.
ed of i.S57 miles. Z laps The other
teams were tao laps ahead A dor
en- spills occurred early this morn.
Ing. Grenda was accused OF foul
hiding. and several spectators hurled
pop bottics NJ him. but missed the
marx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
SPORTING NOTES
OF Y. M. E. A.


Tho inevitable happened last
night and Snyder's bunch was trim.
med nicely by Thompson's Terrws
Tho score was is 10 0.
The Pirates and the sssas,icas
tied last night In n last game OF
lengball the score being 2 10 ,.
Last night the v. "A. C A. Work
lag Girls club entertained the y. NJ.
c. A. dorm men which was rcspon.
slhle for che absence Of nj least 20
otherwise regular gym men.
o'connor beat Burnside IN the
handbali tourney yesterday zi-s and
2f-0. Kelly won from Berthiaam
ale and zi-s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

SCALER AND FLYNN
TO MEET IN MASS

KID Scaier. the Spokane boxer.
IL scheduled 10 go against Eddie
Flynn OF Lynn. Mass. over the
i3.round route. nc Lowell. Mass
on January ~ Flynn Is a light.
weight who packs around n forsnld.
able record o. 50 fracasen. in none
OF which was he ever knocked out
Flynn figures that n victory over
ScAler Will put him In limo for a
go with Fighting" Dick Hyland
for the championship ~ Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

CHICAGO. Dec. t2--Afthur Ir-
win, business manager OF the New
York American baseball lcagae
club. will start for Los Angeles
either this afternoon or tomorrow
TO offer contract to Prank
Chance. dcposed manager Of the
Chicago Nationals. to manage the
New York Highlandors. II Is re-
ported the contract calls for an
annual SALARY of $4,000 and n pes.
oentage OF the profits. Il in net
expected. however. that the profits
will be large for several yoarn.
owing 10 the popularity of the
Ncw York Giants and the fact that
the Highlandcrs are Installing
new grandstands At considerable
expense.
Chance. II was announced. VIII
be given a FREQ roin II he ah-
eunaea the management 81 the New
York Americans. To make the
triple deal by which Joe Tinker
goes 10 Cincinnati. and Corridor 10
the Cubs. aud Chance 10 the High
landerH. seven American league
clt1bs waived on Corridor when u
was realized that this action was
necessary 20 permit the Highland.
ers 30 get Chance. The Cincinnati
club traded players representing
an outlay Of $4,000 10 get Tinker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
SOCCER NOTES

Manager Ross certainly turned
out n bunch Of veterans TO repre-
sent Rainirrs last Sunday against
Black Diamond. Iepson. a new for
ward signed up by the Rainiers.
gave a good display last Sunday.
lie will be- In the lineup against
the Port BIakeIey bunch next Sun
day.
Finding himself unable TO devote
the necessary amount Of time 20 at
tend to the duties of league secre-
sary Arthur McCafforty resigned
bis position Jim Fraser was ap
pointed 10 tho vacancy.
The cslsics ard Rangers will hold
a meeting tomorrow night at ais
Pike ~.
With his team leading by : goals
to 0. Manager Bill Cochrane OF the
CeiticH. deserted tho scene OF bat.
tie. and wendell his way over 10
nee the other game. Ralniers and
Black Diamond. Bili evidently
wanted 10 look over the Coal Dig
gers who will meet the Ccltics next
Sunday In the coal town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
LOST ONE ROUND

NEW YORK. Dec i2.--Gunboat
Smith Of San Francisco Ia stronger
with New York fans today than
ever. following his defeat OF Harry
Wuest OF Cincinnati here last night
In the first round OF scheduled 10.
round bout The referee stopped
the fight 10 aave Wuest from a
knoc kout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
$4,000 A YEAR
OR ORANGE GROVE
FOR ME" --CHANCEl

~ United Press Leased Wire
LOS ANGELES. Dec. I2.--New
York or nothing. and $4,000 a
year salary. or life among the or
ange groves. That In Frank
Chances decision today In the
matter OF his baseball prospects,
for next season.
Il viii play ia New York." "
Chance said. but that's ihe only
city besides Chicago that ] will
consider. because It's this only
other city where can get ast.
isfactory salary. want $4,000
a year. McGraw gets $4,000, and
figure I've done as much for the
game an he either get what l
ask or III spend the playing sea
son on ms orange property at
Giendora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS

observation-disclosures Ledeus.
champion baniamwcight of
Europe. and Kid Williams OF bal.
timorc fough, ak rounds TO a draw
here last night
Oakland. - Tommy Mcfarland
and Babe" Picato OF Los Angeles
fought a iOround draw before the
West Oakland club here last night
picato had the best OF the milllng
but II was agreed TO call Il a draw
Il both boys were standing at the
end OF the 10th round.
Hobart Baker. half
hack OF the Princeton team for
two years past. has been chosen
captain OF next years eleven.
Johnny cerbett. who was IN So.
attic looking for bouts several
months ago. stopped Prank Mad
den IN four rounds at Tusla. Okla
according ~ Adsiesa received here.
Fred Beell won two straight fsils
from Walter Miller, weltcrwrlEht
champion grappler. at Duluth las,
night. Becii gained the first fall
In 50 minutes so seconds with
fun chancery. and the second fail
In 5s minutes. Miller quitting after
Beell got him with a deadlock
hold.
The basketball tesms Of tho
Franklin high viii fight Il out this
weck for the championship Of the
school The winners Of tho freah-
man-eoph game and the senior
Junior game will play u off next
Monday.
Annspoliss--Four hundred mid
shipmen are Ia be called upon the
carpet for violating tho rule against
betting. u Il claimed thsy formed
a pool OF $4,000 which they wager.
I'd on the recent game with the
Army at Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

Princeton Hobart Baker. half
back OF the Princeton team for
two years past. has been chosen
captain OF next years eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

PhiIsdeiphia--chsries Ledous.
baniamwclght of
Europe. and Kid Williams OF Bal.
timorc Tough, ak rounds TO a draw
here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

Dan MoelIer Of the Senators will
get $500 bonus II he doesn't smoke
a cigar all season. II he smokes
a weed they will cut his salary 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-12

With the exception OF shanks, all
the candidates for an outfield posi-
ton on Washington next season are
left-handed swatters.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-13

to compel the labor OF the country to
bear the burden to pay dividends,
then Debs and Socialism will flourish
apace and Roosevelt's pet phrase.
economic Justice will become very
popular. Roosevelt has had right
ideas all along. but alas. what a fall
ing OF there has been when he had
the opportunity To make those ideas
materialize. His dreams have been
glorious. but selfish ambition and NOR
al cowardice as well as corruption
have kept him from being a great
American.
Every loyal Democrat should cul-
tvate self denial. reprcss selfshness
and greed and support President Will
son In the policy OF restoring the
country To its old time honesty and
simplicity. We can not hope as a
party To be trusted by the people for
long IL after all these years, they
find they have merely changed mas
ters and their burdens are as great as
ever, The laboring men must be
brought To- believe and know that
they can straIghten up their backs and
understand that their opportunities
Will be as great as ever while their
burdens Will be reduced as much as
pOss .ble. II Wilson's administration
4 the Presidents office shall prove
this To the people. while fearful
h~wl will go UP and subsidized news
papers will abuse him relentlessly, the
Democratic party will be restored TO
i.s old-tirne vlgor and govern the
country for another half century.
tSlgned) "B. Il. Tillman."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-13

Mr.. A. V. Smell. for the past year
and a-half Secretary of the Sumter
Chamber Of Commerce, has accepted
the Secretaryship of the Chamber Of
Commerce of Charleston, which was
rendered him several days ago, and
will take up his work In that city De-
cember 1st The call to Charleston is
a decided compliment to Mr.. Smell
and also an endorsement and recog-
milton Of the work he has done in
Sumter. with which the business men
OF Charleston as well as those Of the
balance of the State are familiar. The
salary attached to the Charleston po-
sition rs practically double that re-
ceived by Mr.. Smell in Sumter. and, in
addition. he will have traffic man.
ager and rate man - look after the
freight rates for the mercantile inter-
ests OF the city. and an assistant Sec
retary In charge Of the Retail Mer-
chants Association and Credit Bu-
reau and a stenographer under his
general direction. The secretaryship
of the Charleston Chamber Of Com
merce is far and away the most i'm
portant position OF the kind In the
State and the promotion that has
come unsolicited to Mr.. Smell is a
compliment that he cannot fail to ap-
preciate since 1t Is the direct result
OF the effective and substantial work
he has done in Sumter. He came to
this city less than two years ago un-
known to the people Of Sumter and
to those Of the balance of the State
and 1t was upon the record he has
made In that brief space Of time as a
Commercial secretary that Charles
ton called him to take up the work
that Secretary McKeand has been do
ing. Mr.. sneli'ss has made many
friends in Sumter and they will re-
sTet his departure. although grati-
fed that ne has been called to a
larger and more important work In
his chosen profession.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-13
THREE MEN SHOT.
Jesse kinard Dies, Ad. Kinard Is Shot
and q. w. StevensOn-Tom Arletlge
I'm Jail.

Barnwell. Nov. 10.--As the result
OF shooting affair at Kline. Barn.
we'll county. last night jesse Kinard
Is dead. his brother. Ad Kinard suf-
fers broken arm from a wound and
@. w. Stevenson has been shot in the
lung and may die. Tom Arledge.
charged with shooting the three men,
has been arrested and Is now In the
Barnwell jail. Conflicting stories are
heard regarding the affair. Arledge
claims self-defense. He Is a chain
gang guard who lives near Barnwell
and had gone to Kline with his
wife yesterday.
The shooting occurred at the home
OF G.. w. Stevenson. about two miles
from Kline.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-11-13
WAR ON VICE.
Florence Ministerial Union VIII Com.
mencc Work.

Florence, Nov. THE Ministerial
union Of Florence, backed by a strong
public sentiment, has determined to
make war on vice and those things
that stand for moral corruption in the
community and each minister has de-
termined to appoint two laymen from
his church to help in the work, and
these will constitute a citizens com
mittee which will study the situation
and bring the indictments to the So
licitor, MIR. Wells who promises to
vigorously prosecute them, and ]. p.
MCNEIL promises to give his assist
ance in the work.