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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
CHRISTMAS IN TRAINING QUARTERS
GREAT CROWDS VISIT THE
CAMPS Of HUSKY RIVALS

shook hands with Jim FLYNN on De.
cember 10. On that occasion height
reach, breath and poundaEe were
ali ia McCarty's favor and when be
folded the Pueblo fireman inside
his long arms during the ciinches
he held Flynn like a grown-up man
would handle a small boy.
puIzer was measured recently and
the tape returns show the Broad
way battler 10 have Il on Luther
from scalp 10 sole.
Mccarty kept Flynn at arms
length with his straight left anri
played a steady roll Of stiff iolta
10 the face. ITO viii find II difficult
10 turn this trick on Palzer. as Al
has five inches and a half the bet
ter Of the reach. With Palzer's
weii.known aggJeasiyeness and hit
ting ability, the possibility looms up
that Mccnrfy mmy be called upon 20
fight a strictly defensive battle.
Billy Mccarney'a announcement
that he would start McCarty a few
days sooner than he bad originally
announced, was commented on by
Tom O'Rourke. manager OF Paizer.
who said McCarnoy had begun 20
realize that his fighter would be up
against stiff proposition New
Years day
Il guess tho fine showing made
daily by Palzer and reported TO Nc
Carney by friends. has caused Nc
Carty'a manager little palpitation
Of the heart" said O'Rourite. Pal
ger viii cause a little more commo-
ton in McCarty's corner Than nut
ter OF the heart on New Years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

LOS ANGELES. Dec. Christ.
mas will be the busiest day of the
training season In the camps OF
both Luther Mecarty and Al PaIzer
and thousands OF enthusiastic fight
bugs will visit the quarters OF each
gladiator today and watch them go
through their training stunts.
la order 10 be Ia good shape TO
entertain their visitors today both
Of the men who viii meet one week
from today for the worlds heavy
weight title did little work yesier-
day and the result ~ hat This
morning they were well rested and
anxious 10 get 20 work.
Even before sunrise the crowds
began 10 arrive at the camps OF tho
rivals and many people stood
around for several hours before
either McCarty or Palzer appeared.
They were finally rewarded. how
ever. by a sight OF the biz fellows
who went through light work. Both
of them promised TO 10 ten rounds
this afternoon for the benefit of
their visitors.
As yet there has been little or no
betting on the coming match. but Il
n said that there In much money
still under cover that will make
It's appearance as soon as the bet.
Ing odds ARE established what
talk there Is OF odds makes Palzer
slight favorite with the betting
talk AT 10 TO B.
Mccarty will have different
tune TO dance TO when he faces big
Al pmlxer than he did when he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
Downey Turns Down
California Offer

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 25.--It was
announced here today that Infield-
or Downey. secured from the Cubs
by Sacramento Of the Pacific Coast
league. has been sold 60 Baltimore
OF the international because he re-
fused to go to California. Sacra-
mento has purchased Pitcher
stroud from tho Detroit Americans.
Manager Wolverton OF Sacramento
and his family expect TO start for
California early in January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
jim GRIFFIN TO
REFEREE FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. a5.--Jlm
Griffin il seIscted here today 10
referee both the 0unboat smith
Frank Moran 2o-round bout here
FRIDAY night and the New Years
day bout between Frankie Burns
OF Oakland and Harlem Tommy
Murphy. The managers settled on
Griffin without Argument
when the articles Of agreement
between Burns and Murphy were
drawn up. no weight Was stipu.
lated. Yesterday the men agreed
70 weigh In at 1875 pounds at 10
O'Clock in the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS

New fork.--After winning ono
game In the annual intercollegiate
cbcaH tourney BY default Of the
Princeton player. tho Harvard
players dropped the two remaining
games Columbia defeated Yale
3h To u. the beat score Of tho
tournament
Rtchi.nd.--The Rierisrd girls
basketball team won from thr
Prosser zirls' team last night. 20
TO s. while the Richland boys team
dropped a game 10 Prosser. ~ To y
Kansas cisys--A purse Of 5000
has becn hung up here. 10 be- al
vidcd among the seven teams max.
ing the beat showing In a sixday
bicycle race which Will start on
January %. some OF tn. best teams
In the country have entered.
chlesgos--chsrles Murphy Of the
Chicago Cubs is negotiating with
fh. Boston Nationals for the pur.
chase Of Lefty Tyler. Hr Ia aiao
casting longing eyes toward Eppa
Jcptha Rirey. Jr.. the big College
twirisr.
spcsAnee--pese Morse. former
nhortsfop OF the Tacoma team. has
been signed for the 1918 season by
Joe Cohn. 10 take the place of Phil
Coonsy. who was sold 20 the West
ern league
Toledo.--rhs f3th annual tourna.
ment Of the American Bowling Con.
gress. at which the best pin artists
In the United States Will appear.
VIII start In this city on F.bru.
AIRY %. s
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PALZER- M'CARTY
GIANTS OF RING

LOS ANGELES. Disc. 24.---The
two men who meet on New Years
day at Tom Carsy's Vernon arena
are giants Ia The ring. Perfection
Of form seems 10 lie with NcCarty,
who has the larger arms and clean
er lines; but. on tho other hand.
Palzer has a more massive develop
ment through the chest. and II not
a great deal larger through the
waist. palzer. for all his great
bulk, has poor development through
the arms. his-bicops being only one
inch larger than his forearm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 25.--Af.
ter his 20.round boxing match here
Friday. night with Frank Moran OF
Pittsburg. Gunboat Smith viii be
served with n warrant charging
him with abandoning and neglect.
ing his wife. Gilmore G. Smith. The
warrant was issued late yesterday
and turned over to Constable
George Agnew. II was stated that
Agnew had been instructed to take
no action until Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
POLO STAR HURT

PASADENA. Cal. Dec. 25.-E-
O. Movitty, member Of the Bryn
Mawr Polo club OF Philadelphia
and of the Pasadena polo team. IL
suffering today from broken col.
lar bone, sprained ankle and other
injuries sustained In n fall during
practice. Mcyitty recently arrived
from Philadelphia to participate In
the winter tournaments here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
SEATTLE KIDS WIN

A team Of Seattle kids" went
TO Black Diamond Sunday and wal
Hoped the similar organization In
that seaport by score of 2 to |
at baseball. Jack Ashby, captain
OF the Seattle team, was the indi-
vidual star OF the game. pulling
his team from bad hole moro
than once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

10 the local boxing ranks. lie halls
originally from Lima Ohio. but he
has a Job Ia Seattle now and IL
thoroughly settled. Whether he
viii remain no or not depends upon
the showing he makes against
o'Brien Friday night Mcileury
has a string OF battles as long as
your arm and some Of them arc
with good boys. Everyone knows
that Danny O'fBrien Is class and
they viii watch the outcome 81 this
event with interest
The other boys who viii mix nre
all well known performers to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
HOW BOXERS COMPARE

Palzer was born October 4, 1889;
McCarty. March IL. 1892.
Tom O'Rourke manages Palzer.
and Billy Mccartney does likewise
for McCarty.
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starting tomorrow night on tbs

Imperial alleys an elimination con-
test will be. bowled to show who
IN the best man bowling on the al
leys. Such cracks as Smith. Robb.
Ceit. Lnfd. Gresham, Sheers,
Evans. Webster. schuman and Wy
andt have already entered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25

New York.--It was announced TO-
day that Mike Donlin has been re-
leased by Pittsburg to Philadelphia
Pittsburg recently asked for q
waiver Of Donlin and Philadelphia
refused, 80 tho player was awarded
10 tho latter team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
WITH BoWLERs

A picked team Of Seattle bo~lers
took the Tacoma invaders into
camp on tho Imperial alleys by a.
margin OF 2Ss pins, Rice OF Seattle,
bowling high score Of s2T and high
average OF $50. The scores:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
SOCCER NOTES

The Black Diamond players
nearly threw az" when Mic
Eachern scored the opening xuai
OF the game for Port nlakrtey last
Sunday. Although the LumberIacks
tried hard TO keep the lead. the su.
porior play Of the Coaldiggers ~as
too much for them. Oycrton and
Upton were the goal scorers. the
former had four TO his credit and
the latter two.
winbiad. the Blakeicy custodian.
was In grand form and the shots
thar beat him we're unsoiyabio.
With little more experience this
lad will be topnotcher Cunning
ham. Gauit. Brebner. McGrath and
Dalgren also played we'll for the
i.umberiacks.
For some reason or other ~hen
the Rangers and CeItlcs play
against each other rough game 10
always tho outcome. Last Sunday
proved no exception 20 the rule. and
Bun Fraser. the best referee In the
league. had his hands full. Bill hits
the nail on the head when he says
everybody Just tries 10 be as mean
as they can"
Mccsff.rty .Rangers), and Doug
las tCeifica,. stopped the game for
a few minutes and gave their
brother players and spectators n
q. - -
Referee Fraser called the bout a
draw and ordered both white
hopes" To their dressing rooms. At
the league meeting last night both
players were suspended for two
weeks Players. take warning.
Capt. Holmes Is the proud father
Of brand new. big. bouncing baby
girl. Yes. both are well. thank you.
and so is the captain. Congratula-
tons. Cap.
Steelink. the big husky back OF
the Sparta team. played a fine game
against the Rangers on Sunday. His
one bad fault Is hanging onto the
ball too long. Part with n. my boy,
and watch the result
"A merry Christmas to alt"
Soccer results Of games played
"acros the pond" Saturday, Dec.
2ist:
ENGLISH LEAGUE.
Aston villa 2. Newcastle United I
Blackburn Rovers 2. West Brom.
witch Albion T.
Derby County 2. Manchester o.
Manchester United 0. Oldham
Athletics 0.
Middlesbrough 2; woolwich Ar
senaI 0.
Motifs County o. Chelsea 0.
Sheffield Wednesday 1. Ever
ton 2.
Sunderland 2. Bolton Wander
ers !.
Tottenham Hotspur 2. Bradford
City 1.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Queens Park Rangers 2, Crystal
Palace 0.
Brentford 2. Merthyr o.
Dillingham; 0, Southampton 1.
Northampton 1. Plymouth Ar
gyIe 1.
Millwall Athletic |. Watford 0.
Stoke 0, Exeter City 2.
Bristol Rovers 2. Coventry City 0
Norwich City .. Reading /.
Portsmouth 1. West Ham Unit
ed 2.
Swindon 4, Brighton and Hove
Athletic 0.
scoTTisH LEAGUE.
! Aberdeen I, Hibernians 3.
Alrdrfeonians 3, Rangers 0.
Celtic 2, Dundee 0.
Raith Rovers 5. Clyde 1.
81. MIrren 1, Faikirk 4.
Hearts 0, Hamilton 0.
Third Lanark 0. Hilmarnock o.
Motherweli 2, Morton 0.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-25
Edwin ]. Brown, D. D. {

sEATTLE's LEADING DExIIsf
NY offices Have Bcen Estahl1gesl >
Years nj gI3 First Ave-, lntn
Block.
One Door South Of the Postal fsls'
graph Building.
Open evenings until and Sunsxv
until 4 for people who work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08
WORK II YEARS TO GET HOME, NOW
he MUST GIVE IT UP TO A RAILROAD

boNNEHs FERRY, Ida, May g.
r Twelve years ago A. w. Markham
vent Into the unnuryeyed wilderness
OF northern Idaho aud started to
build a home.
In the heart OF the timber he
chose his site and worked hard until
the SHOWS of the winter compelled
compelled him To "hoieup." Each
year he did this until he had cleared
bis land. built "a house and a nam.
moth barn and cut road out TO
meet the county road which all men
were welcome TO use. In every way
he Improved hts land and lived con.
Ftnptly upon n.
When he was satisfied he had
complied with the law. both In spirit
aud letter. he went 10 the land office
70 make entry upon his land.
Why. you cant make entry upon
land Ia forest reserve" be was
told.
Inn" protested Markham. when
J WENT on that land it was not a
forest reserve"
Yes. said the land office man,
Hhut u IL now a forest reserve, aud
now your selection has been al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08
FIGHTING FOR
UNTO n Of
CAR MEN

Charging that the Puget Sound
Light and Power Co. Ia trying 10
prevent It's employees from bccom.
ing members Of the AmalRamatcd
Association OF Street aud Electric
nj Railway Employees by intlmida.
ton. Richard Cornelius, member OF
the executive board. In In this city.
aiding In the work OF organizing
the union on firm basis lie chal.
lensea the declaration Of N. y Ed.
gar. manager of the Puget Sound
iiEht aud Power Co. to produce
evidence that the company off.
cials were informed by amy mem.
Der OF the union or By any member
OF the Labor Council. that their
employees were Intending TO Join.
Mr. Cornelius declares that Edgar
stated In recent interview that
his men we're thoroughly satisfied
with the wage scale. and that the
company would maintain the open.
shop policy In the future.
Cornelius further declares that
the company has discharged sew.
eral men during the last few weeks
on alleged evidence that they were
members OF the union. These men
had not yet Joined the organization
according to Cornelius. but we're In.
formed by the officials OF the coin.
pany that they had information from
members OF the Labor Council and
other men OF the union that they
had already Joined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08

lotted 10 the Northern Pacific
railroad"
Markham had done we'll financial
~, 80 he went TO the Northern Pa.
cific and offered 20 buy his home.
The railroad company laughed
sell that landY Nothing doing. ."
So nov II looks like Markham
must lose the home for which he
has worked INCREASINGLY the last ~
years.
The case has been brought 10 the
attention OF Gov. Iiawley Of Idaho
but as yet no decision has been
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08
MiIady's Toilet Table

A simple home treatment that
makes the hair long. waNy and lun-
trous IN 10 dry aha mpoo frequently
with mixture of four ounces cf
oftis root and an original package
81 theroS sprinkle Tablespoonful
ON The head, then brush thoroughly
through the hair. Al dirt, dust and
dandruff will be removed the scalp
refreshed and The hair made clean.
light aud glossy.
a lovely. soft aud youthful COM
pley ION Will he you're N you use q
solution made b dishoiEluR an Origl-
nal package Of inayHtoua In eight
ounces OF witch hazel IDENTITY rub
over the face. neck and arms night
and morning. and the skin VIII b"
clear. smooth fair and plant.
To stop headache or ache IN back
or joints reduce swelling. allay in
Illumination. relieve pain In any part
~ the body. apply Mothers EaiVe.
The world never cav lis equal Rs
main killer -Adyf,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08
BANDITS MURDERED

Ell PAso. Ter. May So Col Pas.
cuAl Oroxco. father Of the leader ~
the Mexican rebels. today sent a
detachment 81 rebel troops 20 pro
tect the Mormon coiouists below
Juarex lie declared that bandits,
not rebels. murdered J. y. Harvey,
the coionisf who was slain there
while working In his fields.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08
THE MARKETS

The following are shs average
prices paid ey local commission msr-
rhaata 20 the producers. Prices In
All eases are subisct TO variation,
according 70 freshness and general
sxcslfsuce, but these prfees. unless
otherwise Indicated. are Tor strictly
rxrs ana Busser--Bsiiing Price
Native Washington but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08

Hampshire supreme court. which
sustained Mrs. Eddy's bequest ~
the residue Of her estate. valued at
$1,000. 900. 10 the First Church OF
Christ, Scientist. Of Boston The
court held that tho "reslduary
clause In not a XII, 10 church. but
gift for religious purposes, sus.
tainablc as a charitable trust"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08

NurIUgN, IHHI y uHHNF
goriugs. over lbss.s -.
Turneyg. i've .....'.. .
Hans ..ssssst $3.50 AaW
uoozters. live. lb. 80. =.
eoytnE duckling, ..... i
Ducks. live. l6..'..' .
Geese a ,,,'.''''''. a.,
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Your money back n wanted. We
invite inspection. You won't be
urged 70 buy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08
ATTACK CATHOLICS

MINNEAPOLIS. May T.~-Dele.
Rates 90 the quadrcnnlai general
conference OF the Methodist Episco
pal church continued their attacks
on the Catholics az todAy's session
Dr.. Edwin Locke 81 Topeka. kas.
presented a resolution condemning
the wearing Of distinctive religious
gafb Ia the Indian schools Of the
United States government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08
CHURCH GETS MRS.
EDDY'S MONEY

by Waited Press Leased wireb
CONCORD. ". H., May s.-con-
test over the estate OF the late Mrs.
Mary Baker q. Eddy. founder Of the
Christian Science church. was end.
ed today By a decision OF the New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08
REFUSE TO OBEY

re- ICAGO. siay g. Siereotypers
who are on strike here in aid % the
striking Web pressmen yesterday
ignored the orders Of their iuterua-
tional officers TO resume work Inc
mediately. Their representatives
told International President Frcsl
that they would not fulfil his or.
ders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-08

Have Your Photo .sNen In
Real Auto
POST cARDo--sfoo PER DoZ.
Kodak Films developed, 10c
coll my nIln
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-10-08
Bad Motorcycle Accident

On Sunday morning F. E. Bloom
field and E. v. Gillett and the latter's
daughter Hazel, al of Decorah, left
there on a motorcycle trip to Riceville.
At about $50 they had reached the
Briefly corner two miles west of
Cresco, whea the young lady was
thrown from her machine and badly
injured. The writer was in an auto a
short distance in the rear and saw the
accident and believes that it was
caused by the young lady turning to
watch frightened horse at the side Of
the road and at the same time
striking a sand pocket in the road.
She was picked up unconscious and
badly bleeding about the face and
taken by her father and Mr.. Croatt in
his auto to Mercy Hospital. She re-
mained totally unconscious until Mon
dav morning, and as we 60 to press has
not yet entirely recovered. but DR..
Kessel tells US that he has given her
a thorough examination and can see no
reason why she will not fully recover
from her injuries.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-10-08
Carnival a Big Success.

The carnival held last week brought
big crowds to town, fully 5000 on Fri
day and 5000 on Saturday. and no one
went away disappointed. The free
street attractions were all good, es-
pecially the Flying Moores, high-class
aerial act that went to the Manchester
carnival in progress this week. The
paid shows engaged by the Commercial
Club were extra fine. No better lot of
trained dogs were ever exhibited in
Cresco than the Sigsbee troup, and the
vaudeville at the armory drew crowd
ed house at every performance. There
was not poor act in the bunch and
patrons were treated to star acts from
the city vaudeville circuit.
But it was the aeroplane flights that
drew the crowds and they were not
disappointed. The first day Decorah,
which has had a machine with them for
about two month which refuses to fly,
sent up 40 or SO auto loads, and saw
Mr.. Colovon make very good flight.
The fight on Saturday afternoon, how
ever, was the best, and the large
crowd delightedly watched the aero
plane make several wide circles
about the field at an altitude of 100 or
$50 feet.
Cresco delivered the goods, ''Did
you notice it 2" and great credit is due
to the business men and the officers of
the Commercial Club for the liberality
and hard work which contributed to
the success of the carnival and the
pleasure of the city's guests.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-10-08
D. ]. Murphy for Judge.
(From the Waukon Democrat.

The Democratic convention held at
Calmar Saturday was we'll attended,
every one of the six counties having a
delegation present. Attorney sCharles
Scbofz of of Clayton county, presided
as chairman and Editor Mead of Cresco
was secretary. The attorneys and
leading Democrats of the district had
with one accord importuned d. }. Muir
ply of this city, to accept the nomlna-
tion, and upon completing the organic
alton of the convention his name was
presented by ex-senator Bishop of FL
kader, in we'll worded tribute to his
worthiness and unquestioned capablli-
tiles for the honored position of judge.
The nomination received hearty Sec
ond from Hon. M. E. Geiser of Chicka-
saw county, and from others. On mo.
tion it was made unanimous and by a
rising vote.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-10-08
Prompt Insurance Payment.

The Woodmen Circle has made new
record for prompt insurance payments
in this vicinity. The late Georgia
Harris who passed away Sept. 18th,
held certificate in this order, and on
Sept. 9th, exactly ten days later, the
beneficiary was handed draft in pay
ment of the claim. A contract for a
monument has also been completed and
it will be erected on or before Dec. lst.
Such prompt settlement of claims
speaks we'll for the reliability Of the
Woodmen Circle and also is an evidence
that the officers of both the local and
Sovereign lodges are attentive and
prompt to perform their duties.