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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-10
IN THE SPUR
\ IF A MOMENT

There's plenty Of the other thing, the
hard, heartrendin' toll,
And ! guess that them city guys who
go back to the soil
Would work about one good hot day
with sun a-beatin' down,
And then they'd pack their grips and
gladly yell, Back to the Town.
The Summer Resort.
Same old beach,
Same old peach
With the same old winsoms smile,
Same old stare,
Same hot air
And the same hirtatious Style.
Same old view,
Nothing new.
Same old skeeters there to sting.
Same old sand,
Same old band,
Same cash register to ring.
Same old drones,
Chaperones,
Sitting in the rocking chairs.
Same old walks,
Same old talks,
Same old spooning on the stairs.
Same canned food,
Boiled and stewed,
SdlI6 transparent SLIGO OIL Ll6dIs
Same old girls,
Same old curls,
Same old slot machine to beat,
Same old junk,
Same old bunk,
Same old stunt and nothing more.
Same price list,
Same bridge whist,
Same old never ending bore.
MORAL: Stay at home and raise
dill pickles in the kitchen garden.
Advice to Husbands.
When she makes a hat, admire it,
even though it looks like a Welsh
rarebit nightmare. It will save you
a lot Of money in the long run.
When you are out late, you may as
well tell her the truth. She won't
believe 1t, anyhow.
Don't be grouchy about her allow
ance, even if it runs UP as high as
25 cents week.
Eat what she cooks and keep your
mouth shut. If you keep your mouth
shut you can't eat very much, SO 1t
won't hurt you.
If she wants to paint the furniture
over every week and put the pianola
in the kitchen, let her do it, for she
will do it anyhow, whether you let
her or not.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-10
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COMMENTS FROM
THE STATE PRESS.
ut They Are in the Minority.

EUC IHSy NFS III IHs WTHoTIIys
Major Wright, chief drainage engi-
neer, will be out of Office after the end
Of this month. There are a few in
Florida who appear to care little about
the good of the state who will cheer
fully make trouble for any drainage
engineer who may be secured by the
state, regardless of his qualifications
st. Augustine Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-10

Mr.. Taft is also running for presi-
dent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
oS EilIhE | sE &SkEP
FINISH

With the final gridiron games OF
tho big Eastern and Western
teams scheduled for next Saturday.
the football season Of 1912 viii
soon pass into history.
Only one championship game
tho Harvard conteHt--remnina
20 be played. by downing the
husky Minnesota warriors Satur.
day, the indicated Wisconsin
team won the Western champion
ship. Only the Iowa team remains
10 be played by tho Badgers, and
the fiawkeyca have been easy vie
Tins for both Chicago aud Min
neaota.
Tho dope on the biz game Of the
year fayors Harvard. Tho best
Yale could do with the Princeton
Tigera Saturday was sto-S Tie.
while Harvard downed Princeton
several weeks ago.
with the season practically over,
the big four" teams OF the East
rank as follows Harvard. Yale,
Princeton and Pennsylvania.
In the WoHt the teams OF the
big eight" rank In tho following
order. Wisconsin. Minnesota, Chi
caEo. Illinois. Iowa. Purdue. In.
diana and Northwestern
Chicago aud Minnesota viii fight
II out for second place Saturday.
while Purdue and Indiana VIII bat
tie FOR seventh position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
SOCCER NOTES

The Rainlcrs and Spartss bravsd
the wintry elements Sunday, and
engaged In a league game at Wood.
land park. the former winning a
RS her one-sided contest. by G
goals to 1. The Sparta boys were
badly handicapped by the absence
of Bloomen. their sturdy fullback.
The Reds" attack proved too
tricky and they seemed TO be able 20
score at will. Cornthwaite. Kelly
and MAR showed up best for the
victors. There was no visible stars
In the Spartas' sky.
The Port BiakeIcy team, owing
to an unavoidable delay, were I'M
able to make connections 10 Black
Diamond, which nccessitated the
game being called off.
Owing TO the trescherous nature
OF the ground, Referee Fraser call
ed off tho game between the Gel
Tics and Rangers at Woodland
park Sunday.
Johnnie MAR. the Rainiers' box
OF tricks" was In his element Sun.
day, when he was "sand-danc-
ing" around or s Of the Spartas.
Johnnie's work Is pretty TO look
at. against Stronger opponents
1t Is not very profitssic TO his
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
SPORTOBITS 49, e
FOR BUSY BUGS

Clair Fitzgerald Of Valley Neb.,
died yesterday In an Omaha hos.
pltal OF n broken neck. sustained In
tackling an opponent in a football
game last Friday.
by a score Of 10 TO the sunny
side team defeated the Toppenirh
high school team on tho latters
home grounds In one OF the haFdea,
fought games of the season.
Tlp o'Nelii. president OF the West.
crn league. denies the report that
tho league headquarters win be
moved from Chicago mo change
NO far an I know. said Tip.
Jesse westersasrd won two out
OF three falls from Orlando. cham.
plon German wrestler. In Omaha
last night In finish match Or
lando took tho first fall In i6 min
uten under Graeco Roman ruisn.
aud weatergaard took the next two
falls In ~ and 10 minutes under
catch-ascatch-can rules.
Tire Amateur Athletic Union, no~
In session IN New York. has accept
cd the mark OF s feet sis inches for
tho high jump. made BY c. =.
HORNE IN a dual meet nc Stanford
university last March. az the
worlds record. Eleven marks made
By Americans at the resent Olympic
meet were also accepted.
On account Of the un~iillrgress
OF Johnny EYrfa. manager OF the
Chicago Cubs. TO agree TO the deal.
regardless Of the fact that the own.
ern OF the two clubs interested arr
willing. the sale of Joe Tinker TO
the Cincinnati Reds ls stlll held sp
EyeFa insists on four men for
Tinker. including Knisely, Mitchell
aud Phelan.
chleago.--En route 10 New York.
where he IL scheduled "a meet I'd.
die McGoorty. Nike Gibbons. the 81.
Paul middlcweight. and his man.
ager. Eddie Retdy. passed through
here today. While amItting that
Mc0oorty 10 a great fighter. Jib
bona orprvaeed himself aa oonfident
% victory when They meet in their
scheduled ioruund battle.
oasisrds--Ffaht enthusiasts are
anticipating a fattiInT good bout
when Red Watson and ~Babo"
Picafo 90 Los Angeles NEE, before
tho West Oaklead cab In fp-rrnnd
main event here tomorrow night
on the same card will be bonta BE-.
tween Kid Peppers Of Kansas City
aud Louis neca 81 Los Angelica.
Ray Campbell and Jim HorhsF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19

When Mrs. Young was asked for
picture Of her son. bud. she
didn't understand AT all. When ono
OF the younger members Of uo
family explained that we call aim
Al the mystery was explained and
a picture OF tho University OF
Washington quarterback was forth
coming. "nud- Ia the biz brother
IN the family, which lives on tsih
nveno y. - near hbth. within
watkins distance " the university.
Although he played football while
in Lincoln high school. this -
really Buds first year In the public
eye.
When tho Portland papers gave
nud credit for being as good az
coyic. Coach Dohie said TO him.
~You come TO me II you want to
know how good you are. u Is a
perfectly safe bet that Dobic won
iet the lad get an exaggerated
oplnlon OF himself. As a matter OF
fact. nod n doing mighty well. This
being his first year on the VARSITY
even the coach says thai--for he
ulays bis position OF Quarterback
weil and handles the kiekinE part
N the game 20 excellent advantage.
~ was shown IN the games ~ith u
A. c. and Oregon. However, more
c.pertenc. under the wizard coach
Win hring hbon, great improve
mcnt Ia his work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
jim GRIFFIN TO
BATTLE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. fs.--Jim
Griffin Of San Francisco will ref
Gree tho woigaat Ritchic battle In
San Francisco on Thanksgiving
day. Ad wolgart. his manager,
Tom Jones. Willie Richie and
hia manager. Billie Nolan. met last
night In James coffroth's office.
and. after a session which lasted
several hours. during which the
names Of Jack Welah. Eddie Ora
ney and Frank Schiller and others
were considered. finally decided
upon Griffin. t
Richie started ON hia first real
workout today. while Wolgaat an.
nounccd that be would not get
down to hard work until next Sun.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
DUNDEE 10 TO |
FAVORITE over
C0NLEY

LOS ANGELES. Nov. H.
noyic's training camp Is preparing
a trio Of bettors' favorites for the
ext three fistic bouts that will be
staged In Los Angeles.
Johnny Dundee. who meets
Frankie Conlcy tonight. Ia ruling
a i0-to-T choice. Joe Mandot IL q
loto.s favorite over Mexican Joe
Rivers for Thanksgiving day. and
Tim Flynn. n Is predicted. win en-
ter the ring December 10 i0-to-S
choice over Luther McCar,y.
Flynn has surprised his follow
srs by his work thus far. Nc
Carly will go into active training
tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
RUNNER NORMAN
GOES TO SPOKANE

Unable 10 interest Jimmie Fftx-
gerald, Soldier King or Paul Yves.
terlund In his repeated challenges
for race over the original Mar
athon course. Victor Norman, the
Seattle runner who won the Pot
latch Marathon, left today with his
family for Spokane. where he will
go TO work at the Davenport cafe.
He expects TO enter the distance
running game In Spokane IL he has
better luck than he had In Seattle
In getting men who are willing to
risk themselves and their coin in
going against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
SPORTS
at IM
INCA

:, looks 30 " the Seniors will have
q sronE basketball team with Sis
ley. Thompson. ciAuhcn, Lamb.
Lang and oidflrld.
Dob pamus has decided 10 cast
hia lot with the Mcteora this year.
The poor Motcors have about spent
their force
Berthlaunre's Mlcaess held ar
athletic meet yesterday insteAa
OF the usual gym class. There we're
so many winners no record was
kept
Roy mcoougaIl has found his 9th
or duties 80 urgent that he has re
signed from the Leaders class. He
has the making of a great athlete
and the Leaders need his kind.
Charles Wager. an oId-,imer al the
gym. Ia back with the business
Mems class again He was with tho
class several years hgo In the old
gym on First ay. lie has been In
Alaska for some years. recently TO.
turning.
Things were stirring In the hand.
ball tourney on Saturday. Doc
spcid.l beat n. burnside 2i.is.
1871 and 2i.is. Ia abe hottest con.
test so far held George Swan took
]. Il. Keiiys number 2i-g. ala and
T. j. Llndahl took II. b. Standard
down the line ala. ala.
Little Eddie Bur~ell. formerly a
secretary OF this association and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
YELL LEADER In
BAD WITH DOBIE

Gllmour Dobie. football coach at
the University OF Washington. Is
considerably peeyed with Bill
Horsley. yell leader at that institn-
ton. After the coach had gone to
considerable trouble to get the
football field nice and soft so his
pets wouldn't break their necks.
Bill Horsley and some f.50o crazy
rooters between the halves of the
Oregon game danced snake
dance right in the middle OF Il and
tramped II hard ms rock. The
university spends lot of good
money keeping the field In condi-
ton. as one man is kept working
on II all the time-except from 3
y. IN. to 6. when he Is busy chas.
ing Pullman spies" away from
knot-holes In the fence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
ROTHUS TO BOX
AT BALLARD SOON

Amateur boxers from the S. A. c.
viii clash with the fIstic talent OF
the Ballard A. c. at an Inter-ciub
smoker nj Ballard next Tuesday
night. The card has not been ar.
ranged yet. but Superintendent KEEL
ley OF the Ballard club is arranging
a meeting for Clarence Rothus OF
the 8. A. c.. who slowed away Nc
Kay at Victoria recently. Other
bouts win be arranged for Archie
WIZARD. Roy Boyd and other knights
of the mitt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
BIG STARS PLAY
WINTER GAMES

SAN DIEGO. Nov. ie--with the
San Diego Bears leading tho winter
league. local baseball fans are
looking forward TO the weekend
series with the fast TuffsLyons
team OF Los Angeles San Dicgo's
team this year is the fastest that
has ever represented the city.
Chief Meyers Of the New York Oh
ants. Earl Hamilton. Pete DAILY.
Hay Myers. Tom Downey and other
stars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
FIRST APPLICATION OF A SIMPLE
REMEDY DARKENS FADED, CRAY HAIR

You don't have to have gray hair
or faded hair If you don't want to.
Why look old or unattractive? II
your hair is gray or faded. you can
change It easily. quickly and effect.
lively by using Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy. Apply 1t
tie tonight and in the morning you
viii be agrceably surprised at the
results from a single application.
The gray hairs will be less conspic.
uous, and after few more appllca.
tons viii be restored to natural
csioY.
B Wyetb's Sage and Sulphur also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
GREENWOOD A. c.
TO HOLD SMOKER

The Greenwood Athletic club
viii give their second smoker AT
Ajax hall. AZ the end of the Phin-
ncy av. car line on the evening OF
Tuesday. November &c. with Tom
Dale Va. John Kelly. at 10 pounds.
az the main event
Other features on the card VIII
be Al Moeler and Harry Young at
1870 pounds. Miller Va. Art Wilson
al 1850 pounds. Chef Neff Va. Young
Moore az i25 pounds. Jack Fowler
W. frankie White at i22 pounds
and Frank Pierce vs.. Young Mel
son at 1870 pounds. Duncan Nc.
Donald will referee all the bouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
AMATEUR BOXING
RULES REVISED

NEW YORK. Nov. is.--Reaolu-
lions were adopted at the meeting
u tho Amateur Athlctic union here.
Yesterday. hooking 10 the formation
~ an International athletic fedora
ton 20 control the Olympic gamcs
4 committee OF five win be appolnt.
"A 10 meet with Representatives OF
'orelgn nations In 1913 to organize
the federation.
A. A. U. boxing rules were re-
slsed by lengthaning rounds TO
sreo minutes. Under the ncw
nies. three three. minute rounds
IN be allowed. with an extra two
linute round. at the discretion OF
ae referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
WASHINGTON A. {,
PLAYS A TIE

The Washington A. G. team and
the Times team bnttied TO " tic'at
Dagdaio'a park Sunday sfternoon
on n Krfdirun that was khass 81
mud and water. Tho TrnAs team
made yardage but once while the
W. A. G. team ran the bail down
tho field with straight foothall.
only 10 lose II ON attempted open
plays AZ they ncared tho goal For
ward passes were rank failures
with tho wet ball Mcknight tried
a drop kick which failed. The ball
was in tho Times territory moat OF
tho time but W. A. G. on famblea.
lack OF practice and poor team
work failed to get II over the line.
Wells OF the W. A. G. sustained n
broken nose. The latter team will
practice tomorrow night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
PRACTICE TONIGHT.

Members OF the Washington A.
G. football team will meet at the
Armory for practice tonight. Their
game Sunday showed serious lack
of practice. and. while the team
has star material. the men did not
work together. Tho team will
tackle the same opponent. the
Times team. at Dugdales next Sun
day. to show what the weeks prac-
tice has done for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
RAINIERS WIN

The RaIniers walloped tie Bell
vue team on the latters hops
grounds Sunday. 81 to Q. Captain
Bruder OF the Rainiers making q
OF the six touchdowns. II addifIn
to Bruder. Murray and Ro(ne0
starred IN the game. The R1lnien
are anxious to hook up with ~ -
OF town team averaging LIS puue
ON next Sunday. Phone Cars
Bruder. East 71l3-
Dance at Dreamland tonighl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
Ask Your Doctor

Is alcohol a tonic? mol Does
Il make the blood pure? Mol
Does II strengthen the nerves !?
Mol Is Ayers Sarsaparilla a
tonic7 Yes! Docs II make
the blood pure? Yesl Does II
strengthen the nerves? Yes !
Ask your doctor about this.
10. Ayss o.. Lowell. hsH-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
HOPPE KEEPS HIS
BILLIARD LEAD

NEW YORK, Nov. ia.--Eatab-
lshlng the high average thus far
~ the worlds championship bill
lard tournament, Willie Hoppe
last night defeated Sutton. 500 TO
40. making n high run Of i0i. and
high average OF 80 7-i6. Slosaon
beat Yamada. the Japanese expert
in 20 innings by score OF 500 To
sal, making a hlgh run OF 70,
Ia the afternoon games Morn
ingstar defeated Taylor 500 TO 3io.
and Cline beat Dcinarest 500 to
4s3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
MUST WIN GAME
OR LOSE TROPHY

Tho most Broadway can DO In
It's conflict wish Queen Anne al
Dugdaie's next Saturday II 20 keep
the city championship trophy from
changin hands. Coach Smith. with
the assistance OF Wee" Coyie. is
sparlng no efforts In whipping bis
squad into excellent shape Off The
coming battle. Tho two teams
will. IN all probability. line up next
Saturday with all their regulars.
To promote enthusiasm. an alumni
assembly was held Mt the Broad
way High school shis morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
HUNTING IN ALASKA.

Dave Wilson. who pitched great
ball for the Albers team last seas
on, Is now In Alaska on a hunting
trip. He expects TO return TO So
attic early in the spring and Will
try OF with the Spokane Indians
as a wing artist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
MosLER TO COX

Al Mosler. the RosIyn A. G. scrap.
per. has been matched 10 go against
Young Nelson, over the f0-round
avenue at Sultan on the evening OF
December 20. On the same night
Frank Pierce and Frank White will
tangle nj 1876 pounds. Several pre-
liminaries will be arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
a MEK'WM "a


On the s. a. c. alleys last night.
In a tournament match. the Jays
won two ont OF the three games
with the Owls. Gardincer had high
score with 33i. and Van Swcariuger
high average with 1917 20. The
scores:
Blue Jays ....sss COS $50 -2s11z
Osis ........S2s So s5s-.5is
The Fisher team took the Johns
Manviile outfit into camp In a
Commercial league match on tho
Bismarck alleys last night. Capt.
Rogers bowling the high score and
the high average with 2i0 and iSs.
The scores:
Fisher ............ GOO GO Gas
Johns ManviIis ... .s55 si2 B77
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19
WHITE IS MODEST
ABOUT HIS PUNCHING

4 CHICAGO. Nov. fs.--ciaini- =
4 lno nc can lard zoo punehra :
= minute. Charley white % :
= eonfIdrr, here today o. grab :
. olna victory from Pat Moore :
q when they meet In herosns, :
= Wis. on Thursday night
a five beer doing lot OF tar =
= Oct practices on my punching =
= bag" explained White. -snd =
4 one Of my friends. who kept :
4 close count. told me ! nj the .
4 baq 200 times a minute"
4 write intends 20 90 after
4 battle with Johnny kilosnc " =
= successful against Moore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-19

In the handball tournament Sat
urday j. O'Connor won from An
derson 2l-2 and 21-3. u. Smith won
from Lindahi 2i-1i. 21-7 and AIS.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-15

intimately. THE mans father was an
old-time saloon keeper in Elizabeth
street" said Jost. Young Schrank was
quiet, unassuming fellow. He did
not appear prosperous-in fact, two
months ago he asked me TO get him a
Job somewhere as bartender or
waiter.
NEVER TALKED POLITICS.
Last September Schrsnk quit the
hotel, leaving no address. He said he
was going out of town to visit rela,
tives A few days later he sent me a
souvenir postcard from southern
town, I think in South Carolina. l no
tice by the papers this morning he
had gone south in pursuit Of Roose-
welt Schrank never talked politics
with me and never gave any indication
of possessing violent opinions. He was
the last man would have picked as a
would-be assassin"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-15
Where Will Searle Stand?
be the one to cast that vote.

be the one to cast that vote.
But.
Mr. Searle would be confronted
later on with the necessity of deciding
between standpat and progressive poll
cies. lie is now flirting with both
wings of the republican party. He is
credited with a declaration made re-
Gently al Macomb that. if elected,
he would favor Taft's standpat pol
icles. He is posing in the northern
part of the district as a progressive.
The republicans OF this district are
unmistakably progressive. They so
declared themselves in their vote for
Roosevelt az the primaries. VIII they
now vote for a man who wabbles all
over the road?
Clyde H. Tavenner has been a pro-
gressive all of his life. He is a power
already established at Washington.
lie will place this district on the
map. lie should receive the vote of
every citizen who has advanced ideas
on matters of civil government.