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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
20 ROUNDS OF
BOXING BILLED
AT P. A. c. SHOW

Prospects for ono OF the best four.
round shows OF the season can be
seen In the smoker which will be
held under the auspices OF the Pa.
cific Athletic club. on Cherry at.
tonight Dan Salt has arranged the
card and Is satisfied that the enter.
tainment is bringing together some
OF tho best fistic talent hereabouts.
The card follows:
Joe Swain w. Sailor Burgess.
Percy Cove w. Walter Granger.
Sammy Good W. Charley Fox.
Edward Pinkman w. Tommy
Clark.
Ad ShaffIi w. Billy BalIou.
The fans are waxing enthusiastic
over the headline event. tho Bur.
gess-Swain contest. Burgess recent.
ly administered a decisive larruping
TO Ivan Miller. who is popularity re.
garded as one OF Seattle's best mid.
dleweights. and for this reason is
held high In the fans estimation.
Swain, who has engaged In many
fights in and around Tacoma.
makes his initial appearance here
when he takes his corner tonight
Tommy Clark has trained as he
never has before for his return en-.
counter with Ed Pinkman. Pink.
man won a decision from Clark In
their previous meeting. Clark Is
confident no can retaliate.
The smoker starts Mt $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20

BUFFALO. N. ". Nov. 20.--Aft.
err boring i0-round draw here last
night with Jimmy Duffy. Freddie
Welsh. worlds lightweight cham.
pion. was awaiting word today
from Promoter Coffrvth regarding
n 20-round bout In San Francisco
with Richie. Welsh In anxious
for some definite word. as Cof.
froth's silence. he said. prevented
him from completing his plans for
the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20

Albert oulst. former Everett
high school football star. who went
East IN quest Of greater glory, has
met with undcniable success.
Quist Is a member of tho Mime
sofa university eleven and was the
hero OF tho day In last Saturdays
game played with Wisconsin. He
made one OF the two touchdowns
which went 20 pile MP Minncsota's
score OF IL TO 2. Wisconsin getting
only q field goal. Tho quarterback
shot pass 10 Quist. who planted
the ball under the npriEhts after q
brilliant run. Quist Is we'll rcmem-
bered In Seattle by followers OF
the interscholastic game who. a
few years back. were treated 10 an
occasional game between Seat
Ito and Everett team. He Is play
Ing right end for Minnesota.
Our ldss Of BOOSTING Of being .
roller skating champion ranks with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
HARD TO DOPE
CRUCIAL GAME
FOR HI" TITLE

Dopesters who are striving TO
prophetixe the outcome OF satur-
days championship game between
Lincoln and broadway bn the com
parative score basis are stumped.
Both teams have played the
same number Of games. Against
two of the same opponents as
faced by broadway. Lincoln made
a much better showing than her
downtown rivals. But Broadway
outscored Lincoln In two other
games.
nroadway's aggregate score 10
90 points as against 70 accumulat-
ed by Lincoln. This. however. can
not be looked upon as an edge In
Broadwsy's favor. for lincoln has
been scored upon but once. while
Broadway's goal has been reached
twice.
Line TO line. backfield 20 back
field. man 10 man. the variance In
the strength OF the two aggrega-
tions Is slight. Lineoln's line may
be a trif1e better. Coach Wells has
given the front rank almost undi-
vided attention. That explains IL.
But Coach Henderson does not
worry. He has . backfield OF
speed burners who are given credit
for being somewhat better than tho
north end ground gamers. Hen
derson believes his backs will op-
crate against the Lincoln defend
ers A. effectuaily a. a Krupp at
tack on q Belgian fort.
Overton. Broadway. and Ryan.
Lincoln. are quarterbacks OF like
caiiber and a pretty battle for the
lead pivotal honors r. likely 10 do
velop.
The game starts at $3.50.
The team standings follow:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
PROSPECTS OF
GREAT BATTLE
ARE BRIGHTER

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 90
More light was expected TO be
thrown today upon the Richie
Welsh lightweight tangle upon tho
arrival here from Los Angeles OF
Jas. W. Coffroth.
Richie will be called 20 COT.
froth's office for a conference and
there IN an outside chance Of the
pair yet being matched for n 20.
round bout here Dec. IL.
Welsh stands ready 10 fight the
minute he is assured n guarantee
OF $4,000. Coffroth will give him
that amount II Richie will gamble
with him on the remainder OF the
proceeds.
Go and get Welsh" Richie told
Coffroth. before the latter left for
tho South. and We can get TO.
gether regarding the finances"
Coffrofh got Welsh. and then
Richie turned nice little flip.
flop. Il must have 1880 for my
end or there win be no fight" he
declared.
Coffroth was nstounded when told
OF Ritchie's demand. but viii try 10
whip Richie into line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
"HANDS0ME" ROMEO
WILL SCRAP WEEKS

TACOMA. Nov. 2o.--Al Palzer. the
big heavyweight boxer. who once
met Luther Mccarty for the white
heavyweight championship OF the
world. will box Joe Bonds. heavy
weight champion of the Northwest.
at the Moose lodge smoker In this
city Thanksgiving night. The CON
test is the biggest ever scheduled to
take place In this city.
Billy Weeks. middlewelght cham
pion OF Canada, will box Romeo
Hagen. the fighting baker" OF Sc.
attic. ON the same night. There will
be four other contests. Lee Croft,
former heavyweight champion OF
tho Pacific coast. will referee all
the contests.
Palzer is training at Seattle with
his manager. Joe Carroll. and boxes
each day with Denver Ed" Martin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOCAL TEAM TAKES
TWO FROM EVERETT

The Seattle volley bali team has
returned from Everett after gaining
two victories. Score. 21-6. 21-4.
The Seattle boys showed wonder
full improvement In their play since
the games against the Portland
team. when they lost two out OF
three. Credit should be given to
Woodland. McLain and Ed Merritt.
The members Of the Seattle team
were Burt Connect. Edward Merritt.
w. II. Woodland. A. E. vosper. Harry.
knott. McLain.
The team was in charge Of s. M.
Berthiaume. who consented to q
return date with the Everett team.
to be played in Seattle December s.
The Seattle boys will be glad to
play any challenger In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
CARL DlETz, PULLMANS STAR FULLBACk,
WON'T PLAY IN TURKEY DAY GAME here

wAsnNuroN STATE COL
LEGE. PULLMAN. Nov. 7o-JThat
Carl Dfcfx. w. q. c.s dependable
fuiIback and probably the most
consistent punter In tho Northwest
conference. will be unable TO play
against the University OF Washing
ton at Seattle on Thanksgiving day
was the verdict rendered today by
state college coaches. Dietz suf.
fered . severely injured arm In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20

whitman-w. q. c. game ut Spo-
kane. and the member Is not mond-
ing as rapidly as had been hoped.
Satterthwaite has been shifted
from his halfback position 20 full.
back.
Bernard will start at quarter, but
Durham is being worked daily on
drop kicks to place the state col.
lege In a position to offset the
place kicking OF Smith OF the uni
versity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20

ticular course he intends TO take
when the old wing refuses TO rc-
spond. but he indicates that he
has a managerial bee in his bon
net. Matty reitcrates the fact that
he never pitches baseball on Sun
day.
Freddie Enck. . young feather
weight who halls from Illinois. II
IN Seattle with HIS manager. J. W.
Fitzgerald. Enck In willing to
swap punches with any OF Seattle's
brighter lights In the feather d.
vision. His natural weight In i22
pounds, but he says his opponent
may weigh up 20 IFS for all he
cares. No. Enck IL no, black.
The unwissst fellow We know IL
one who stepped into crowd OF
baseball men and yelled; You're
crook" Five Of them hit him At
once.
Vancouver, 3. c.. billiard fans
will see . bit OF the unique inter.
national match now In progress be-
tween Willie Hoppe. the American
champion. and Melbourne Inman.
the crack Englishman. Hoppe and
fnman open two-day series In the
Canuck town this afternoon.
Seattle" Doc Roller got knocked
out In wrestling match In which
he engaged nj Montreal the other
night Rollers opponent was Jim
Essen. . big Scot. Roller Topped
Essen for the first fall In quick
order. After 20 minutes tussling.
Essen suddenly picked Roller up
and dropped him on tho edge OF
tho ring. II put Doc out OF com
mission for 20 minutes. and broke
up the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20

are the opponents and tho game de-
cides 10 which team goes the cham
pionship trophy cup.
Seattle has one of the best gram
mar school football leagues IN tho
country The youngsters quite
often put up brand OF football ed
flying TO even seasoned high school
players Tho two teams are full
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
WALLA WALLA PLAYS

WALLA WALLA. Nov. 90
Walla Walla high school football
team expects its hardest game OF
the season Saturday against The
Dalles high school. The latter has
won every game to date.
The Walla Wnlla team has chal.
lenged Everett high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
~" soPHs TO PLAY

EVERETT. Wash. Nov. 2o.-The
Everett high school team wound up
Its scrimmage practice Thursday.
preliminary 70 it's game here Satur-
day with the state university soph.
ignores. As n curtain raiser, the Ev.
erett seconds nay Arlington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20

coached by G. u. q. Palmer. won
the championship OF the city last
year. and this season made clean
sweep In its section. y. y. Day
protested both games lost 10 Cen
trail, but neither claim was allowed.
Last season Central won the
title In a game played In a sea OF
mud when It's quarterback hoisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20

VICTORIA. p. O.. Nov. 2o.--A
number OF local fans have been
given an option on the Victoria
Northwestern league club. accord
ing 10 Joshua bingham. the owner.
bingham says he does not intend
10 remain with the club next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20

a drop kick over tho croasbar
from tho 25-yard line. The kick
would have been creditable 10 an
intercollegiate booter considering
the condition OF the field.
The game begins promptly nj
i0:a0. Lincoln park ia located at
10th av.. and East Pine St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20

OF Wee" Coyies.
The deciding scmi.finsl game OF
the season played two weeks ago
and won by Central against y. Y.
Day drew 1000 spectators. In
view OF this tho crowd Saturday IL
expected to almost reach tho 5000
mark.
Tho Central team. which In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20

being proud Of once having held .
straight flush.
ChrIsty Msths~son dces not In
tend 10 retire from baseball when
his pitching days are over. That
is. he won't DO so voluntarily. This
fact he reveals In the story Of his
life. which appears In tho Dcccm-
Der issue OF the Baseball Magn-
xine. Mathcwson makes no bones
about being IN ths game for the
money. He does not say what par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
SCHOOL GAME IS OFF

NORTH YAKIMA. Nov. 20.-The
game scheduled here between
North Yakima and Ellensburg for
Saturday has been cancelled. owing
TO the failure OF several OF the
North Yakima regulars tn their
studies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
III. MAY PLAY 0. A. G.

General Manager Younger of the
state university has revived his
talk about return game between
Washington and the Oregon Aggies,
In the event that the Aggies win
Saturdays game with Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
FIX LINKS DATE

Tho Seattle park board will de-
eide today whether the new munic-
ipal golf links shall open Thanks
giving or next summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
BROADWAY
LINCOLN
SCRUBS IN SCRAP

The Queen Anne seconds play the
Lincoln seconds on the Mercer play
field grounds Saturday morning, At
10sS0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
The refinement Of vindiotive sar-
casm WAS reached by Cleveland

Jack curIey 10 reported In Mex
leo TO arrange the Johnson-Wiilsrd
fight, and on tho seas on route TO
Europe. We suppose you don't
care which, Just 90 no 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
RUNT TEAMS TANGLE

With the bigger teams of the
same school taking part in title
contest Saturday, the Broadway and
Lincoln high Midgets will also en-
gage In title tussle this afternoon.
The gamc ends the Midget season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
PLAY GAME TODAY

A hotly contested gridiron scrap
is expected when Queen Anne and
Franklin meet at Dugdale's park,
this afternoon. The game will de-
eide third place in the high school
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
prepare FOR GAME

HOQUIAM. Nov. 2o.--The Ho.
quiam high school football team is
working hard to get In tip-top shape
for Its turkey day contest with
Wenatchee. The game will be play.
cd here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-20
flee. WiL5o5f.

Big Alec Wilson has recovered
from the injury to his knee. and will
Saturday get into the game against
Harvard. Wilson IN one q the best
quarter backs Yais has ever had.
and also one OF the biggest He's a
whale with the forward pass. too.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-04

4ta figures and compiling its facts and
IN securing the funds that were nee
eGzAry for the defraying of the ex-
pen6eB OF the field work done in sew
eral OF tho Southern States had been
responsible for tho placing of the
bank IN Richmond.
The meeting began shortly after
ESQ, At which hour there began to
assemble members of the chamber In
tho auditorium, and II continued for
nearly three hours. Tho time was
taken with the speaking and with
tho music produced by keSsnicn's nu-
Fsicipal band. which had been located
In the balcony In the rear.
President ". NJ Reed. OF the cham
bar of commerce. called the meeting
TO order and presented r.. T.. Berniss
who presided and introduced, In their
turn: Former Governor william
Hodges Mann. Representative A. j..
Montague. Colonel J. +, Fruton. or
Wilson, n. C.: President Holderness.
OF the North Carolina Bankers assoc
citation; John Kerr Branch, chairman
Of the Richmond committee, Oliver
j. Sands. temporary chairman Of the
local committee: George j. Seay, sta
tistician Of the local organization;
Mayor Thistle and George O. Greg
ory. executive secretary of the Rich
snond committee, and Alvin NJ Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-04
TN. RUTHERFORD
FUNERAL SERVICES

The funeral services of Thomas N
Rutherfoord. who died hursdTay night
In his home. liz East Grace street,
VIII be held this afternoon ut 4
o'clock at ST. Pauls Episcopal church.
Tho ceremonies will be conducted by
the rector the Rev. w Russell Bowie.
and the burial will be in the family
section in Hollywood.
Following Is list of names of those
who will act as palibearers:
Active--T. NJ. Workman, Frank
Hohson Coleman Workman, Blanch-
ard Forbes. Granville Gray. Frederick
s. Valentine. Harrison Blair, James
E. Cannon and Judge William A. Mon
.urc.
Honorary--Thomas Atkinson. Chas,
e Boiling, Henry Landon Cabell. Col
mel John II. Purcell. B. Rand Well
ford, DIR. j. K. Gildersleeve, Eppa
Hunton. Jr, DIR. G. Watson James,
Colonel Archer Anderson. Judge
lanes Keith. DR.. Stuart Mcclure, Or.
Joseph A. White. Colonel John MUIR
ply and DANES T. Gray,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-04
Child Burned to
Death in County

WINCHESTER, VA, April 81
News from Stephens City gives the
details Of another fatal accident, when
Agnes Conner, the three-year Did
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Con-
ner. was burned while playing with
matches. The accident occurred at
the home of the child's uncle. Mr..
John Conner. three miles east of Ste
phens City.
The little girl and another child
were in bedroom playing, and one
of the children got hold of some
matches. with which the hedclothes
were set on fire, Mrs. Conner saw
smoke coming from the ROOM. and
rushed in to find her little niece dead
on the floor. with her body terribly
burned The other child was not
burned. The fire was quickly put
out, and little damage was done to
the house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-04
'R|CHMOND'S BANK
BRINGS HOWL FROM
new YORK BANKS
Charge Williams. McAdoo and
Houston With Political Pa
tronage in Selection of Cities
for Reserve Banks.

NEW YORK. April 3.-New York
bankers viewed with dismay today the
selection of federal reserve centers
because they believed that 1t was pro-
phetic of permanent political influence
In the organization and operation OF
the country's new banking system.
Political patronage of the most pail
pable sort was seen by leading bank
ers here in the selection of Richmond,
home OF John. Shelton Williams and
the old capitol of the Confederacy: of
Atlanta, former home of Secretary
McAdoo, and of two cities, st. Louis
and Kansas City, in the State OF Mis-
souri,, home of Secretary Houston
Selection OF four reserve cities with
which the three members of the or
eanization board are Intimately con-
nected in the mind of the public was
accepted as convincing evidence of the
influence of political consideration as
the dominant note the federal sys-
tenn thus far.
The anxiety and break in confidence
caused by the announcement today
was Immediately reflected in flood
Of kilograms received by some OF the
big banks here from out-of-town cor
respondents Directing to the partially
that was charged in the selection. A
prominent bank here received a tele-
gram from Il Nashville institution ask
ing now much 1t would cost the bank
to get out of the national system.
Talk OF getting out of the system
was common. AS for the merits of
the division, aside from the political
Influences II portended, the general
opinion of the beading bankers in
Wall Street was that twelve banks is
too many that the districting in sew
eral notable instances is arbitrary.
cumbersome and obstructive, but ii
should be accepted with the intention
OF giving 1t as fair a trial as posi-
BILE.
Otto Barnard. president Of the New
York Trust company, was outspnken
In his charge against the politics he
saw in the selection OF reserve cities.
The purpose behind the selection of
Richmond seems obvious" he said
political patronage is clear all the
way through
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-04
liz SURVIVE OUT
Of CREW--77 DEAD
BODIES RECOVERED
Illfated Ship, Newfoundland,
Held Fast In Ice While Men
Die of Cold-Relief Sent to
Ship. Southern Cross.

ST. JOHNS. n. F.. April 3.-The
Newfoundland disaster. are that the
steamships Bella Venture Stephano
and Florize rammed their way to her
through the ice foes today and reach
ed her at l o'clock. They then mus
tered her survivors and checked her
list with those Of the dead and sur
yivors they had aboard. and they for
warded the following report. The
New Foundland had 1Sa men alto
gether. OF these liz are alive. about
seventy of whom were on the ice and
managed to get back. Thirty-six of
these will need hospital treatment. OF
the seventy-seven dead bodies. all but
eight We're recovered Those missing
it is supposed walked into seal blow
holes during the blizzard and were
drowned The Bella Venture took
aboard all the frost bitten survivors
and ali the dead bodies on the other
three ships and started at p NJ.
for St Johns.
The government officials meet to-
night to complete arrangements for
the reception of the ship and to de-
termine with regard to the funeral
arrangements. individual preferences
will be considered in the arrangement
and bodies will be sent to the homes
of their relatives or buried in ST.
Johns, as the relatives decide, The
gloom oppre the community is
heightened by the failure of the re-
ceipt of any news from the Southern
Cross. That ship Il above water.
should be showing herself soon and
every hours silence increases the gen.
eral apprehension. The steamer Kyle
will sail at midnight in search of her
and Archibald Picott. minister OF Ma
rine and fisheries will be on board
TO direct her search. She will cruise
in the waters south and west of Cape
Race until she finds the steamer or,
in the judgment Of Mr.. Pfcott, fur
Their search is useless
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-04
CHARGED WITH TAKING
SUIT, GIRL DISCHARGED

Mary Bell the nineteen-year old
Lynchburg girl who was arrested by
Detective Sergeants krengle and At
kinson, Thursday afternoon. charged
with the theft OF s55 suit from
Dreyfus & Co, was yesterday dis
charged from custody when members
of the firm refused to prosecute the
case They recovered the suit and
made satisfactory settlement.
The girl who was formerly employ
ed by tho Metropolitan Engraving
company. admitted the theft and said
that she did not know what prompted
her to take II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-04
CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR MODEL BAKERY

The contract for the construction OK
a model bakery was yesterday award
ed w A. Chesterman by the Purity
Ice Cream company. The new build
ing, which will occupy the entire lot
2l4x95 feet. adjoining the present Sito
of the ice cream concern at Cary ana
Jefferson streets. will be one OF the
most completely equipped plants Of
the kind in the South and viii, cost APP
proximately 100000.
All modern methods of sanitation
and perfection in baking will be used
and the plant will be open to inspec-
ton at all times. a special gallery ex-
tending around the interior OF the
structure being included for the be nefit
of guests Work on the new building
will be begun at once and will be COM
pleted by August 18th.