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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

Archie Taft had a nice motor
cycle race meet al Madison Park
Sunday afternoon.
Several riders beside Archie par
ticlpated.
Il was a fine race mect--for
Archie.
Tie won the flye.mile. the ten.
mile. the novelty race and tho 80
mile Considine cup race, the latter
reducing itself 10 a waikRway when
Frad MERGERS Flying Mcrkls quit
flylnE In tho ninth mile Archie
amhled along to victory wtth his
Excelsior chux buggy. taking things
fairly easy. with r. 4. Zwlek lap
or two behind. Tho crowd had ali
gone home before Archie finished
lap 80 and grabbed the handsome
Considine trophy. Il Was an.
rounced that si00 cash went with
the cup. and no doubt the Taft p@r.
son had the nerve 10 walk away
with that. too. Il was a shame 10
10 Il. Archie.
The races we're full OF class. ex.
ccpf the cup race. although many
of the entries promised by tho 10.
cal branch OF the y. A n. did not
appear. Secretary Hitler Of the Sc.
attic Racing association paid $50 In
American money for the sanction OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

When this worlds
gotten Garland Stah win tuck
side pocket and Chicago
bank VIII help Garland
Jake-just like being
New Orleans signs pitcher
some Ice in tho southern climate o vos Is tho oil boiling
Players share 10 the worlds series $4,000 which
Ss0O0 the grabs
about $4,000 and grad
yates want to become lawyers.
will probably
and prosperity
the worlds champs
that he will fight McVey and
600 and Jim Flynn Paris $4,000
about Holsters and wine which favoe
Gertrude. rsmble chatter this money
noise know all mother
dreBsmaker.
svlators
pitchers in
nne--No Gyp you needn't shoot him. somebody else WILL
when compared with the dope he
show the sporting editor.
The sympathy baseball the West
the family and friends
hts prime No harder
skins finer
ea OF the college baseball
inspiration his fellows better
he lived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14
FINE RACE MEET
FOR ARCHIE TAFT

the y. A. ~. meaning Federation OF
American Motorcyclista. for yeatrr'
days race meet. ard received IN ru'
turn a Acknowledgment docu'
msnt that looks like a marriage II.
cenme. However. tho local y. A. NJ.
secretary made more promises than
deliveries In tho matter OF entries.
However, each event had a fnw
thrills and some real racing In u
aud the spectators grew much on
Unused when r. X white. riding ~
Indian machine. beat TAFT IN the
Australian pursuit race. The audi
cnco later on yelled for White 10
start Ia the cup race. He took no
heed, and Il vas reported that his
engine was cold. Another rumpr
said his fcct. Anyhow, he fidn't
start.
u. A. Cline. riding MERGERS ma.
chino. had a spill in the parsui,
race, aud IL lucky 10 be whole and
hearty. With only slight limp 10
show for Il. MERGERS racing ma.
chine vas badly shaken up. and did
not develop is true form after the
humping Tho novelty race, snvolv'
ing a pss.eating and pop'drtnhins
contest In front Of the grand4innd,
was highly amusing. Excellent
time was made In all events. Tor q
half-mils track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14
GIANTS ON THE BRINK
AND ARE SLIPPING FAST

look ms impressive as had been on
pee, cd. As McGraw had three Tine
pitchers In tip.top shape. the
Giants outlook assumed n vermil'
ion hue. frluged with gold tintinEH.
Hut with the Boston players nor
yous and below par. the experience
gained Ia fighting through presi-
GUS worlds series did not show 70
suits. The Giants also played Tar
below form. dropped. fumbled.
kicked every chance away and feii
behind.
Both teams have fought with
raw, real courage. and have done
their beat. hut n the Giants are 10
rally In the last ditch. they must
stand back OF their pitchers more
like a championship team. They
scored enough runs by good bat
ting 20 win behind Tenroau. Aath.
swson and Marquard Ia three OF
the first four games. but slipped IA
only one victory through miracu
lous outficid catch By little Josh
Dsyoro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

up when Upton mentioned the cup
rules.
And Morusn 10 1T. That grim.
lent man who rules government
and finance. 10. by hls ruthless un-
fairness. disgrseing Americans In
the eyes of Europe, over the blue
ribbon o. the sea
Sir Thomas tells how great this
disgrace In.
I've heard yarhismcn say the
cup IN a dishonor and a disgrace
10 tho rnlted States: that The
CREATES, shame Is that. while Amer.
leans ~ a people favor changing
the rules. few old men are power
ful enough 10 prevent this
Il could not be 20 uuklnd a. 10
repeat all I've heard. All Europe
n Interested In THIS cup. The
yschiSmen of the world would wei.
como chance 10 race for II II
they had a chance 90 win--which
they have not under the rulea.'
WHEN | REACH THE UNITED
STATES SAID Upton. 4
SHALL TRY TO HAVE THE
RULES ALTERED. If SUCCESS.
Full I SHALL CHALLENGE IN.
STANTLY."
Would you be willing 10 forget
the Americas cup and compete for
trophy provided BY the people Of
the United Statcaf' ! asked.
That's American all over" he
laughed. The people are for de
csncy.
no. couldn't race for such a
cup. You rec. the Americas cup IL
the blue ribbon Of yachting. and Il
must be that cup or no raco."
What rule changes are neces
Aary before you win challenger"
asked.
''Thc changes are 40 simple Tn
astonished I have not been ablo "a
secure them. ask that the race
be sailed under AMERICAN RAG
ING HuLES--the Universal rating
which every race In the United
States ia sailed under save one
that for the Americas cup. Nc
other club would race under The
rules I want changed.
IF I ASKED FOR A RACE uN
DER INTERNATIONAL RULES
THEY'D HAVE. A RIGHT TIC
KfCK--A DAMN GOOD RIGHT
but I ASK A RACE UNDER THE
AMERICAN RULES. DO YOU
GET THE POINT"
Are the rules technlcal7'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

"No. IN explain them. The
schooner America. which won the
cup. Is today a fine boat. capable OF
crossing the ocean. After the cup
was won Il was given TO tho New
York Yacht club. 20 hold against
all Corners. The rules called for n
boat OF s0foot water line. sloop RIG.
In those days. before the freak rae
era. these provisions meant a
strong. useful craft
But designers began producing
freaks. This caused yachtsmen TO
settle on moro rigid rnles. 30 the
international and Universal rat.
irxs were adopted. the United
States adopting the latter.
can yacht races the world over
are governed By one OF these rat
ings--with tho exception of that for
Americas cup.
"The challenger must cross the
Atlantic on her own bottom. sham
rock II reached the United States
with 400 riyets missing. and for a
lwcck we had n hard time keeping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

NEW YORK, Oct. IA series
OF fiuttering duck fits AZ the start.
abnormal breaks by both teams, q
general hclter-skelter. with both
clubs In the air-then. when both
settled to normal speed, Boston
had tho class. This Is the exact an
aver To tho highly delicate situa-
ton In which the New York Giants
find themselves after weeks play
for the worlds baseball champion
ship.
Today they are upon the rim of
another worlds series defeat. for.
.u...esa Rube Vanguard caa stop Joe
Wood this afternoon. good night /;
likewise. bum voyage and nn TO
yoir.
After tho first battle. last Tues
day. the dope showed Boston lead
Ing on form. Then came n shin
where we figured the Giants with
"a luscious chance 10 upset the
dope. BOSTON was clearly below
form. Wood aud Collins did not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14
FOOT BALL
SCORES

Coach Dobie's University OF
Washington football machine show
cd some signs OF real Doble class
when II ran rings around Uniser-
sity of Puget Sound on the campus
Saturday. scoring 81 points on the
Mothodlsts- Individually the var
sity eleven didn't appear 40 strong
az last years champions by wide
margin, the backfleid especially
lacking star material. but the team
played together and showed signs
Of having absorbed bit OF foot
ball wisdom from the canny Scot
who has given Washington so
many winners. The Tacoma
bunch were rather outciass-
cd. but played gamely.
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HONEST RACE FOR
11CUP THAT STsNkS," Says Upton

her hflohf
The American boat that beat
her was built 10 the rules--a g0.foot
water line. sloop rugged craft. Her
spar was gigantic: her sail area
almost unbelievable: her deck was
40 feet long. ! think. and she had
tremendous oyerhaBgs. This made
possible a vastly longer boom than
Shamrock had. and also a larger
crew. She Was not submitted 90
the strain Of the ocean passage.
she was like a delicate violin,
and 20 beat her I would need a
similar violin. which COULD NOT
CROSS THE OCEAN.
Under the Universal rules we
will have yachts that CAN cross
the ocean. They will be good. use
fui yachts that will set the builders
% developing real boats instead Of
freaks.
"What's good enough for Amer.
lea 10 good enough for me. They
prefer the Universal 20 tho British
rating. III accept the Universal
gladly. viii they permit me 10 saii
for their cup under their own
rulcnf That's all ! AJAX"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14
STRUGGLED OPIUM
ON C. N. TRAIN

Emery Hughes, customs inspect
or, stationed at Blaine. on the
boundary between Canada and the
United States, discovered n ship
ment OF smuggied opium on n Great
Northern train there yesterday.
amounting 10 100 five.tael tins.
weighing 20 pounds. and valued nj
about $500. Hughes made no ar
rests Of the time he seized the
opium, but has several under suspi-
cion whom he is watching. Yes
terday's seizure is one OF the larg-
est for some time. Most of the
contraband opium seized In taken
at the boundary, very little OF Il
getting to Seattle.
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on W. 3. snepnERp .

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng. Oct. "a.
Sir Thomas Upton yesterday
landed In the United States 10 rhal.
lcngc. for the fourth time. Tor the
Americas cnp-she trophy. which.
owing 10 the unsportamsnlske
stand OF the New York Yacht Club.
II known through Europe az the
Cup that siinks"
When / visited Upton on The
Erin he showed me roc trophies
priceless array auatchef from
kinEn and cmpcroru or offered b
them for competition. ioving cups
from Americans. ono purchased
With fiye-ccnt contributions 81
school children from San Diego 70
New York. and two silk American
flags. made b. school childran.
4 know they like me-" ho said
because I have hare the tokens 81
their regard You can't toll me
Americans don't want 20 givo 1ns
fair chance nj the cup.
Tell me Why you don't Get
fair chance Who prevcnta yohE
I asked. tt'
met more than W men pfnsN''
changing the rules 10 permit Epro
pear nations . fair race"
Who heads the eoserief
~vhe arsstsss opponent offsal'
play 10 csss Ledysrc cf New vofk-
Then I asked him tho qucsf1ot
which covers the hidden po~eS ~
allonc~s American yaehismep III
tho cup scandal IL mont ~
American yaehtancu here to NJ
the cup "amclied TO high 90
but refused 10 bo quoted. ~
mittsd thsy feared the IN -
influence. LII
~now does J. %. Morgan 41e
upon the question o. fair I'll
@Why, cass tedysrd NJ
Morusn's attorney" Sir r4qt'
ssid with q twinkle In his eye Hs
q queer smile. Ali
asked him II he had talk ~ y
Morgan about the rules and N ndl
that be had. during a dinnH
which both were the guesta1ny
European monarch. Morgan shn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1s.--Al
Kaufman Is all through as n white
hope.
Luther McCarty. who may or may
not be world bcater. certainly Is
n Kaufman beater, for he put the
California heavyweight TO sleep In
two rounds when they met In COT
froth's arena Saturday. or. rather,
he knocked the native sonIto tho
mat four times in such rapid spc-
cession that Referee Jim Griffin de.
cided TO stop the bout and safo
what was left of Al fot his fsipIly
and friends. The first ROUND wins
not 30 busy, but In the second Nc
Carly cut loose with both hands.
and II was n dreadful shame what
he did TO Kaufman. The Qalifor.
MAN was kept busy pulling hlmstlf
back through the ropes aftAI Nc
Carly had walloped him halfwhy
into the audience. Betting was 2
10 1 on McCarty at ringsIde, with
few takers. A small crowd, wit
messed the battle. Luther " ,ndw
in line to meet AL Palzer or soIhe
othQx genuina "hnnA-" a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14
AsToR ESTATE, s77, s2s, 600

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Undcr
tho will of the late John Jacob As.
tor, his eldest son, William Vim.
cent. will be deprived OF 100000.
900 Of his fathers fortune, leaving
him only SIT 900 with which to
struggle along through life. The
Inheritance tax paid on the total
estate was s3,ib0,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

THE Daily star London cor.
respondent. W. q. Shepherd, 60
cured this remark able Inter
View from SIR Thomas Upton.
on board the steam yacht Erin,
while Upton was preparing 10
saii for this country 10 chat.
lenae again for the Americas
cup. For the first time tbs
truth 10 told regarding the
"sure thing" men who are pro-
venting an honest race for the
famed BIZ Of pewter known ~
the Americas egp--Edisor.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14
SMOKER AT
GEORGETOWN

Leo creYier and Johnny oT,eary
VIII furnish the main attraction at
the smoker OF the Citizens club, Of
Georgetown. which viii be held AT
the club rooms this evening
Six four-Found bouts are on the
program. The club IL an organiza,
ton OF Georgetown business and
professional men who enjoy clean
sport. and its smokers have helped
20 develop number OF clever
young boxers. The speedy i22-
FOUNDERS who top the bill to
might should furnish a few exciting
moments when they get together.
Charter Oak Heaters. Modern
F.nrniture Couipauy sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14
EVERETT n. BROADWAY o

Everett High school found tho
broadway High OF Seattle fairly
easy picking on Saturday at Madi-
son park. and won by three touch.
downs. I'll to 0. The local lads
braced up In the last half. but were
outpiayed all OF the way. They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

Sir Thomas Tells The Star
Correspondent II ell
Challenge Again Tor
Americas Cup if-Mll
s, Bunch in Contrcl Of
New York Yacht Club
VIII Adopt American
Rules" and Allow Fair
Play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

Sacramento "a. Oakland la
San Francisco 81. Portland la.
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fdwin J. Brown, D. D. S

Seattle. Leading Dentist.
III First Avsnue--u aSon Block
Ons Door south Of the Postal T~I~-
graph Buildfag
Op&m Evenings Until = snd Sundays
Unafl Z for People Who Work
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4 ~ ttt tttAtttA
Compromise on Free Lunch 4
Question. A

n Los ANGELES. Oct. IL 4
4 As compromise between tho 4
4 adjustment of free lunch I'm 4
4 Los Angeles, thus depriving 4
+ many workingmen Of their 4
4 midday sandwich. and the law 4
4 an 1t formerly stood, Mayor 4
4 Alexander has today signed an 4
4 ordinance fixing a SIS license 4
4 on saioonists serving free 4
4 sandwiches. A
4 II is planned TO take the H.
\ cense from fruit and vegetable
4 peddlers, deriving the revenue
4 thus lost from the free lunch 4
4 tax. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14
EASTERN FOOTBALL

Army 10. Rutgers Q.
Navy 0. Lehigh IL
swathmore s. Pennsylvania J.
New York University 8, Cornell
IL.
Harvard &c. williams ..
Virginia 0. Princeton al.
Yale Is. Lafayette 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

will have TO improve II the city
championship IL to 20 their way
this fall.
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DBwAHE oF DENTISTS on
lI9sT AvEn,E sLnnainc 49, :,

Z myself took charge OF the off.
css on July 18Th. 1901. when the
Offices afforded practice enough for
one dentist only. Seattle had n
population OF about $4,000 those
6ays. and ! had become convinced
That the Dentist who charged
ee1aonabiy for first class work
would get plenty OF frat class work
to DO I figured that this was the
vSoper foufda ton upon which 10
buifd q Dental Practice
n does mot make asy aisfers.~e
: gUtd or pors~isin erows. . geld.
gaIvs1, enamel or por~eistn niitsg.
ereatmenf of pyorrhes or yosr teeth
e3sane1t long years Of success prove
shat the people have Endorsed my
as<hoAs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

CONTESTS

PORTLAND, Or. Oct. is.-Swirn'
mern from Spokane. Vancouver, Sc
attic. Tacoma and possibly some
California points arc to take part
in the big aquatic tourney 10 BE-
given under the auspices Of the
MuItnomah Athletic club Noyem-
bar y.
The events on the championship
program are the 100, zz0. 40 and
ss0yard swIms.
MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms nj lowest rates nt Hotel Viz.
ginus. Eighth and Virginia. near
Westlake. Elliott 500. ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

At NJ. Loufs-
Nationals .....s.........-f
Americans .ss...s..s.ssss
Ten innings. Steele and Breana.
han, Hamilton and Alexander.
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When Looking for a Den
tist, Find the One You

LIMITATION Drss,.try ~ IKE eeus-
serfstt naoaey. it's NO good beeaase
d Will asf pass
my offices ct ia First avenue, IN
the Union block. see the sign. The
Right Doctor Brown In front as
the Washington block. and think
that they are coming 10 ~7y offices.
but they soon discover that they ara
- the office OF the wrong Or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-14

Cubs s.s.......s...
white sor s.........s.s.s1
pusibach and Archer. walsh and
Ruttleau
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HARDWARE.

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laraI Gstate For saIe

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Hoo TO SHOP By MAil


rarnsers those
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14

AN IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME Al 4
pricc that cannot be duplicated.
Seminary Avenue, Chambcrlayne
Place. High class restrictions and
surroundings. Eight rooms, all mod
crn convcnicnccs. Large front lawn
with privct hedge Lot 50 by 2e3,
This IL genuine bargain: j. II:
MOSEL;Y & CO.. No. 3l2 Travellers
Building.