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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
BOXING GAME WILL
SURVIVE, DECLARES
Y.M.C.A. INSTRUCTOR

Interest among the professional
and business classes is constantly
increasing. with the result that to
day moro men who lead scdentAry
lives are taking up the sport. AS they
find that Il brings every muscle OF
the body into action. and that hall
an hour a day with the mits and a
good spRrring partner is as bene
fetal TO them as a i0milc walk
Believe me. square boxing Will al
ways be popular.
Numbers prove tho popularity
OF tho sport.
MY class at tho Y. NJ. c. A. start.
ed with 10 men. and IN n fow
months worked up 20 tho neigh
borhood OF 40. And every one Of
them II an enthusiast. finding that
he IN learning how 10 take care OF
himself n the necessity arises.
1T now looks like boxing Will be
the popular sport Of the winter
among business and professional
men 81 Seattle"
Franc IN the father OF Johnny
Frame, the famous lightweight. and
has been connected with the ring
In various capacities since the early
seventies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
"wha, is tho destiny of tho box,

What is tho destiny OF tho box
Ing gamef"
The question Was put up 20
Frank Frame. veteran boxer and
trainer Of boxers. who Is now In.
stracting n score or more OF bust.
ness men In the manly art AZ the
Y. VI. C. A. gymnasium.
Scratching his gray pate, Frame
thought minute. then he an
wercd:
Properly conducted. boxing will
always be tho most popular form
OF sport Tho black eyes that the
game has received came from
matches that were obviously fakes.
OF recent years the fake stuff has
been eliminated. and we no longer
have what was known as prize
fights. Today we have scientific
boxing exhibitions. and IN these
many OF the best people OF every
city where they are held are In.
tensely interested.
Il do not believe that commercial
ism will ever spoil the sport OF box.
ing. A good exhibition IL worth
the money you pay TO see Il and
worth the money the boys receive
for putting IL up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
An Exceptional
Offer

Tho Parcel Post has been the
greatest blessing offered tho Amer.
lean public by the United States
government for many years. A
great many people OF this state
have taken advantage OF the low
shipping rates offered by the par.
col rost mail. To buy and ship by
mail
Tho Seattle Star has had n won.
derfully useful map made up.
showing all tho various parcel post
zones. and the shipping rates there
In.
This map is beautifully made up
in several colors. and shows all the
rivers, towns. cities. etc. in the
State OF Washington. together with
giving the population OF the var.
tous places. and tho shipping costs
from each postoffloe. This map Ia
80 valuable that we have supplied
the Seattle postoffice with several
copies
In addition to large map OF the
State OF Washington. n map OF the
United States IL shown. and also n
map OF the world.
The star wants everyone OF its
mail subscribers 20 bo supplied
with one Of these maps, and IA
making tho following offer: Every
subscriber who renews his sub.
scription promptly for six months
or more will be mailed one OF these
maps. absolutely free. Now sub
scribers may also take advantage
OF this offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
JOE HERE
TO MAKE
A MATCH

Toe Rayley. former lightweight
.h.mn,on OF Canada, Is In Seattle
today. and denies the report re
es,ved here Wednesday afternoon
that he probably would be re
matched with Jack White OF Chit
caso. Bayloy met whitest Steven
s,on last Saturday, and the bout Was
stopped IN the ninth round to save
White from knockout.
Today the former champion VIII
rset IN conference with Dan Salt,
manager OF Sammy Good. TO discuss
terms for a bout In the near future
with Salts protese.
Rayley win spend few days In
Seattle before returning to his home
I, Victoria on getting back 10 II,
G he hopes 20 secure u match with
Frank Rarrieau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
LISTEN TO Able !

NEW YORK. Nov 6-Abe Attell.
now under the management OF Her
man Moss. IL out today with "A chal.
lcnge TO Johnny Kilbnne. who
wrested tho feathorweight title
from him.
"Kilbsnc does not meet Attell
again because he IL afraid Of him"
snid Moss. The alleged champion
knows that no won his title on n
fluke decision Attell IL ready TO
meet kilhane at any time and alno
will give him substantial side
bet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

NJ OF only the suden Uni
bargain Portland washington plays
Tho % ssrssd the which Seattle
5 or to Svs % oa % pp Mas' Ts
yAHsTY 10 1s oo INTO Jsaa Poc c,
day IN the Stadium S ha Snsoa snS ss q H ssu[
@@'nson oS 500 They could have ooe the extent Of 400
tho varsity 1900 the whitman had
s' mai up drsroao es
$780, that amount and the actual receipts the gam" which were
VIII PLAY NEXT SEASONS GAMES IN SPOKANE
teams s S next s eans Coaches ss eas two
swing s for no % A''
on I ssTT ARE ooNo TO SEE eosIlAso CANE
attending the iStn. Ralph Hor WHO Of
been made for them tho Mulinomah hotel
HERE'S HOPING YOU HANG EN-. STEWART
on s coming sms s n the oregon Assos satDPaay
Il must play it's hardest Of tho only week after
reputation stake this SATURDAY 'h chance
'ssSe hesde
Of the regulars ws:n:s'oH " '
sosvN s,t CANCELS GAME WITH FRESHMEN .n
word from ss tine
tween the freshmen and HoquHm high Saturday was off ow
agans, freshmen tho other with the Ballard high Realizing
preference
NOUGH turning the university
n, possible
-
think harder time
the varsity players.
AND soPHoMoREs JUNIORS
ANAGER FANCHER OF Hophomores squad OF - hus
WI Wright coach for the juniors,
Ava his payroll The gfdron
their for scmmase and then give
the signal to start the sausage machine
GAME WITH JUNIORS
the
VI Tor men in juniors He has
Ava starring the leading role
webahnced whom
prall Wilson Navarro. Hurd, Williams and Jacobs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
GUST JOHNSON

PARIS, Nov. 6--IEck Johnson is
no longer heavyweight boxing
champion OF the world. This was
decided nj n meeting OF the Inter
national Boxing Union held here
Wednesday night. JohnAon's recent
conviction In tho American courts
and his repeated rofusals TO fight
was sufficient grounds to declare
tho title vacant. decided tho dele
gates. who represented the United
States. Belgium. Switzerland and
France. Tho British section OF the
union approved tho action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
BROADWAY WINS

The Broadway midgets. last
years champions. advanced another
step nearer tho championship Wed.
nosday afternoon when they
trimmed tho Lincoln high Juveniles,
10 to 0, In hard fought game.
Tho game was played ut Woodland
park.
Broadway has one more game TO
play before closing the season.
Tho game IL against Queen Anne.
and II Broadway wins. they VIII
have copied the title. broadway
walloped Franklin by n big score,
and holds u win over Ballard By for
felt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
RUNS 70 YARDS THROUGH FOE-FILLED FIELD;
NOW POCUE OF ILLINOIS is A COLLEGE HERO


To Quarter Back Pogue OF the
Illinois university eleven was
granted the chance of his football
lifetime when the illini met Chi.
cago before crowd of 10000 en-
thusiasts--and Pogue grasped II.
Tho game was young. scarce
three minutes old: Chicago had
tried In vain 90 pierce the Illinois
line and had 20 punt Pogue caught
tho oval on his thirty.yard line
and behind splendid. quickly formed
interference he lodged. squirmed.
slipped and sprinted down field In
a moteoric dash OF 20 yards for tho
frs, touchdown OF the game-and
the only one made by HIS team.
Pogue's run was the only chance
the Illinois rootors had TO cheer. ms
Chicago won rs 20 Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

ATHLETICS WILL GET FEED

Ono large feed is waiting the
Athletics. the indoor baseball team
OF tho Y. VI. c. A., as soon as the
Giants can get around TO It. The
Athletics won the feed Tuesday by
taking the fourth game OF tho In
door series from the Giants TO the
tune OF . to 4. This gave Grin.
stcad's men four out OF the five
games played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
New HOnOrCamp

OLYMPIA. Nov. 6.-Pleased with
tho success OF the honor camp In
operation on Hoods Canal for two
months without a single attempted
escape. Gov. lister has announced
that second honor camp will be
established Immediately probably
in Cowiitz county on Pacific High
way work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

The University OF Washing
ton goods have signifled their
intention OF making the trip
dowa to Oregon. They don't
know whether It's football
game or n chess tournament.
but they're going. anyhow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
SIDNEY oopo AT Y. N. C, A.

sidney nodd. formerly of London.
has Joined the staff OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. being assistant 70 Ethan s.
Smith, religious director. Mr.. Dodd
will have charge OF the Strangers
club aud of the departmental and
Sunday club advertising.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

They say the o. a. c., clever
hopes 20 defeat the University OF
Oregon IN their meeting In Oregon
Saturday. That reminds US OF tho
fellow who hopes TO find a roll OF
thousand.dollar bills in tho gutter
some Cay.
A. Last. Rescuersl
In New Haven they are desper-
ate over tho Yale crew and are
looking for some manner In which
10 stare off defeat by Harvard We
know one way they can turn the
trick. Hire some worthy citizen TO
tic the Harvard she'll to n rock
next June or provide a concealed
motor for the blue boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
MATTY 10 BUMPED

FL PASO, Texas. NOV. "
Christy Mathewson. pitching for the
Giants, received another jolt at the
hands of tho Box Wednesday. II
was necessary to derrick Matty
after proceedings we're fairly under
way. Hearne finished the game and
the gox won 10 TO Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
WILL ARBITRATE

BAKER, Or. Nov. s.--After both
sides had agreed 10 submit 10 mr..
filtration traffic was fully restored
on tho sumpter Valley Railroad to
day. A general strike last night
tied up the road for sir hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
uApiNo TO MEET STEELE

TACOMA, Nov. Eddie Marine
Of Tacoma and Paul steele, also Of
this city. have signed articles for a
four.round bout, to take place at
the Moose smoker November 10.
The bout will share headline hoKDrs
With tho Frank Farmer-Johnny
Moran ga
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
CROSS COUNTRY RUN

MOSCOW. Idaho. Nov. s.--The
first cross country run OF tho sea
son will be held here November 3.
between tho University OF Idaho
and Washington State College.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
BOWLING

Tho Shaner q Wolff bowlerS
dropped a peg in the league race
Wednesday night. meeting their
Waterloo ut the hands Of the five
from the Bolcom Lumber Co. The
Bolcoms too the match by a wide
margin.
League afaadinR
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PUT LID ON BOXING

VENICE. Cal. Nov. 6.-Venice In
closed to boxing and boxers today
after the first municipal election In
the history OF California wherein
the glove sport was an issue.
BY a vote OF 543 10 435 an ordi-
mace prohibiting boxing matches
and the maintenance OF training
quarters here was approved. An
alternative ordinance permitting
four.round contests with eight
ounce gloves was defeated, 5l9 to
478.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

Johnny Evers Of the Cubs
has been working out lately
With Chicago football team.
He has been taught so much
about the gr.diron pastime that
he plans 20 drop kicks next
season. Oh, for goodness
saksl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
H SCHOOL GAMES

The Queen Ammo and franklin
high football squads will today wind
up their practice work for their an
nual meeting. which takes place on
Dug's old lot Friday afternoon at
3 O'Clock.
In view OF Franklin's past per
formances against tho First division
teams. Queen Anne is confident OF
victory.
The first big high school game OF
the year In Seattle will BIO played
Saturday afternoon at Dugs old
park. when Broadway and Lincoln
come together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

That couldn't have been Hans
Wagner that fought Mike Gibbons
the other night at Wilkesbarre.
This Wagner couldn't get even n
foul off Mike.
Those unknown boxers must pay
Johnny Kiibane good money to In
troduce them TO the ring game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
RANDOM SHOTS

There's no doubt the Federal 10
In especially strong winter league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-06
BILLIARDS

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Scnsa-
tional playing Wednesday night
won for Alfred DE orc. tho cham
pion. the first block OF 80 points
from Joseph Carncya Of Denver.
challenger for tho thrce-cushlon
billiard titio.
Ray Logue found trimming W A.
Strange ma easy as rolling off n
loguc. In tho thrce-cushion tourna-
mont at Brown a Hulen's Wedncs-
day night Logue won the match
20 to IS.
Chase Sibley was scheduled 90
play but his opponent failed TO a.
pear. Sibley played an exhibition
match with George Kirkland. the
San Francisco crack. winning % to
II.
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Augustine & kysr Victoria choeo latss and butter crisp at the Rose Candy Store.
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whole thing hinged.

WHoIo thAik htuee0.
 How Huerta insults the president and laughs at him. Carrauza insults the president and the Mexican situa- ton is just about ten times as bad as it was ten weeks ago. Ten weeks from now it would be still ten times as bad if the United States was al- lowed to continue its policy, whatever ii is. But the time has about come when the United States has reached the end of its string.
 From now on when the administra- tion in Washington starts to play with It's Mexican toy 1t will find a whole lot of other little boys around the nursery and they are all going to insist in having their share
 No one can blame them. The lack Of strength shown by the United States ever since the trouble in Mexico first began some years ago has made the country the object of the worlds ridicule And now even the Mexicans, federal and rebel. are adding insult to the contempt that they have for us
 We strongly suspect that Secretary Bryan has been again putting into the presidents plans but whether he has or not an insult to the president of the T'nitei Statns ia an ipsuIt tn tho ap tire nation and both Carranza and liuerto have handed one out within twenty-four hours.
 Official Washington is said to resent all of this. Official Washington in- cludes the congress of the United States and the congress of the United States is whole lot more powerful than a secretary of state. If Mir Wilson wants the insults offered to him wiped out he will find that all he has to do is to turn the whole thing over to congress. And if the president does not care about the in- suit to himself he Is very likely to find that before very long the people of the United States DO care about the insult to their country.
 When they are enough congress will be forced to act and will take the matter out of the hands of the presi. dent entirely.
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Of course President Wilson is do- ing what he thinks is best under the circumstances in the Mexican crisis or crises. for they seem to he croppiag 2 np new and fresh every day, but it will soon become n question as to who- ther or not the president of these lii ted States has the moral right to ac- cept insult after insult from both sides in the fight in Mexico.
 AS a man Mir. Wilson can choose for himself just how much he will stand in the way of vituperation and insult from the filthy greaser high binders who are attempting to rule the turbulant southern country but as president of the United States he, to some extent losses his personal iden- tity in that of the representative of the American people. and as such hc cannot accept with impunity these in suits without accpting them for the sItHc HsllAOH
 Already Europe is laughing at our tin horn diplomacy and chaffinG at our inability or lack of desire to settle affairs in Mexico. Already official Washington, according to news dis. patches. is resentful of Huertas' in suits and aghast at his temerity in offering them to man of Mir. Wilson's of neighboring state
 1t is possible that President Wilson is so firmly convinced that he has the upper hand of Huerta that he feels it Is better to be insulted himself and allow his country to be insulted and become the laughing stock of the world than it is to fight. If he is himself so sure of the outcome of his present policy he certainly should take the nation little more into his confi- dence and he should at least give some assurances to the powers of the world as to what he intends to do and when he intends to do it.
 Things seeemd to he going so nice- ly in regard to Mexico. The little peaceful plan seemed to be working so we'll. It seems shame that It couldn't have been put through just as arranged. The only fault in the whole plan as figured out by Mir. Will son was that when he had it all ar ranged and the wheels had been, ,greas- ed and the engine started just two things happened to keep it from get ting under way. One of these wa Huerta and the other was Carranza.
 It Is surprising that MT. Wilson did not think of this before. Of course without the cooperation of these two gentlemen the thing couldn't go for it was upon their cooperation that the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-21

Did you ever see the kind of fellow who finds everything all wrong. The sort of man who cannot be pleased no matter how things are going. There are lots of them about and they ought to get over it.
 In the first place it is a waste of good time to he eternally growing about things as they are Suppose everything is all wrong What then. Isn't it better to spend the time mak- ing just one thing right out of the whole universe than to waste the hours kicking about the wrong things.
 This isn't confined entirely to men. we used the word above as including the entire genus homo. and that means women as we'll as men.
 Take that delightful little fireside companion the woman who Is never satisfied. She's worse than the man who cannot see any good in anything
 Husband comes home tired and wifey suddenly remembers that ages ago. in the counting days. he used to always arrive with box of candy. Having turned this over in her mind for day or two she concludes that any more and she tells him so. After about three hours of Sherlock Holmes work and an unpleasant evening the man gets down to the fact that a box of candy is responsible for all the trouble, or the lack of box of candy
 The next night little brighteyed hubby sidesteps two" at his favorlte ablowresting place and lights under the vine and fig tree with four bits worth of colored sugar Is wifey sat isfed. is she happy that the dear boy has remembered how she used to dote on chocolate bon bons? She remem- bcrs that it IS going to be a long winter and that coal is dollars per ton and that she wants a new hat, and then. why then she just naturally walks up and down 'dearie's" frame for being extravagant and wasting his money on foolish candy. Then "dearie" goes out inlto the kitchen and takes one great big strong kick at himself and wonders if 1t would have been like this if he had married that other little girl he used to know. "Dearie" will never get a chance to find out for the other girl has proba- bly married Sam. or Bob or Tom and is doing the same sort of stunts that 'dearie's" wife is doing.
 They're not all like that. Bless you. no. Neither are all of the men kick CTS. They do not all find things as they are all wrong. But far too many men get into the habit of always lock- ing for the bad in any proposition in stead of the good. and far too many women. yes you do. too. get into the habit of finding fault with every little incident or accident of life that comes along.
 If many people of both sexes would force themselves to see the bright side Of things and not to take the little jolts. domestic or otherwise, so terribly seriously there would be whole lot more contentment in the world and a whole lot moro families that would not sink into the rut of three meals a day and a twenty four hour long bored expression.
 Try 1t for a while. Just try to see
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ANDERSON ( WEckMAN

Have taken oyer the blaming mill heretofore operated by j. 4. Parry, and are prepared to give all orders prompt and skiiIful attention. Hard. wood and sleigh lumber, all kinds of naehinsd lumber.
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something good in every happening, national, civic or domestic and ten to one you'll get out of that disgust ing habit of fault finding and grumb- ling.
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SHORTHAND STUDENTS WANTED

Mrs. L. w. Hayden will start a elass in shorthand shortly after the last boat leaves. Anyone wishing to learn the Standard System will inquire of Mrs. Hayden. at the Golden Cats hotel.
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NOME, ALASKA, NOV. 21, 1913.

Reg gistered mail will close at 4:3O and the ordinary mall will close at ! p. m. on Monday
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Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
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