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SDd)baflDIcis6cit.

Sm Sabre 1712 eridien Elm nod'
maIs beriibmt sepproenes n2eip5iger
anhbudb" pon Suianne Geerin, bas
In $40 Rcsepten iih nit ben bebobis
gen TofeIfreubsn bes giirgertums be'
ihdftigte. Ter SnbaIt beingt ober
aud perihieoeues bon Dem Wsrte uro
Den gDirtunsen Der Nabrunesmittel
mad bamalieer MnIiht. Gs 1T nam.
lid Elm ~turieuIes 2iIds unb Spsiie'
2eriipn" ongebdn9t, in pem bic .8ii'
tuoIien" odraufbin betrohtet perben.
~ob unb intpielpeit ielbige eeiuno uno
uneeiunb feien". 60 III gum Beis
fpiel bos esbruiene 6Isifd bsiier eis
bos eetodbts. neil ss msbr Robrunes.
Taft sntbdIt. cine Wsisbeit, bic unbs'
itritten III. Dom Slid miro eeIoot.
bob iid iein Sleifd i'm Mossn oIs
-S6leim" perpanble. Der Dem aOrs
per nnhteiIig fei. 2rsbsiuppe tpiro
nls .eut ben Sdpinbfiidtieen" be-
ssidnet. Ssbr Fduri asbt Die Der
faHsrin NIT alien ins Gsri6i. pos
fousr lift: GFis, Giironeniofi IL, (. ~.
piles. mos fouer iit. eibt ibls
Douune. modst bi, Sumorss iia
a5rpsr sdb. fdIeimist unb sibt pisls
8eritppfune. boraus nieber tauisn'
oerIsi arontbeiten entiisben.- Sin.
eeaen In Qfeffer .fsbr esidno. biIft
bouen. erbdlt bic 5umores in gutter
Bepesung unb mahei Cuff gum
gHen." &afFee mohet maser unb uns
frudibor. fiibrt Gidt uno 3ittern Der
GIieber Elm. brinot 6aupttpeb uno
.5er3flopfen". Der Rdbriuert Der
gboiolobe rr.i6et ni9t on cine tpobl
sugeridiete anpaunsns. Siibner. ober
4nIbfleifdbriibe beran. Zee, bon
benz bdmoIs Dos gfunb a bis "a 9os
Ter toiieie, fei. 70 foet bic DsrfoHsrin
.ein aItfrGntiTner 1roni, BON neus
eisrieen Menf6en singsfiibrt. am
9elb an frsnbe Rntionsn berousau'
fperfen unb ibnen na6suGifen. llno
In potriotifder GnpanbIung msint
iie, es fei unreft. Gslb fur folde
.auslGnberifde 2edsrsien~ oussuges
ben. 0om 9rinten b6It bic Derfni.
ferin fsbr pisl. .Durd ou5u ipars
fom,s 9rinten tuen pisls ibrer Ges
funbbeit einen sroben abbrud. Damn.
bero muB Elm Wenfd gum nsnieitsn
70 pisl. ols Elm reeuiiertsr Gppetii uno
Durft onaeieet, in fid irinisn." Dem
tam man ipieber beiitimmen.
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J1n6 Oor(6rit.

Ginsn itorten Stih ins Romiih.
Bot Elm 8eeebnis. bos BEN GtattboIter
Sobonn b. 9aupib Don Giiob.2otb'
ringsn, 3ue.itoBsu 1T. auf elmer Be
fudsrsiIs in ben arsis Saorbure Be.
riibrts .r ben Drt 6or5peiIsr. Wie
man msloet, tpsieerte fid Der borties
pforrsr, ous Qnlob bes gefuGes bic
airdenoIoden l6uten su IdHen. Der
BiroermeiIter lisb baroufbin BEL Der
areisbiretiion onfroesn. bic beitdtieis.
oob porf6riftsmdbis biz 9lOtsn gu
Iduten fsien. % Der pfurrer ii6
ou9 rsitsr tpsiesrts. beburfie ss BEG
Ginereifens Der Osnoormsrie. Der
Bfdrrer murbs aufeeforoert. bic
SdlIHsl berous3ugsbsn, uno bieiem
gefshl fiiets er Itd. Darouf muroen
bic Glodsn gst6utet, unb Johonn D.
Do1nib belt unter ibrem GIangs Feis
nsn fsisrIiden ein5ug riopeuie
,ntrss' fosts man i'm olten Jlonosra
- ~ .e..-.--,...'a'-.::---
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
5reibeit iiber Oelo.
Die Narnnrh llupieriitGt ldkt Erui.
MIuiterbers nidDt
sehen.
NnnIhriNac. M}nii.. 2l. 81.

SttsatAttpANt +.tNlt-f 81 IL
Grolellor @ugo Neilnlterbera pot
oni nGriuhcn Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ben ieinen Antroa Sltrlidge6ogen
leinca Roltens ols 4Srofeiior Der Eip-
dolo9ie on Der llniuerlitot Narpuro
eniboben 81 ucroen, Die Ndthuod).
obcno III Gombri0ee. Moii.. onae.
fiinoigt murne. Grof. 0tilniterberg
I)ottc leinc Heitanntion eingcreiht. oils
cr erfubr, Der llniueriit1t lei eIn
Sdlrelben BON Ntolor Clarence SSie-
ner pnn 2onbnn. Gnal., 5u9egongen.
II merhc Die in ieinem Seitomcnt ans.
neictic Sdcnfuno pou $4,000. 600
iur Die llnineriitdi riidaoneie moden.
loIlS uid,t |rnic'ior Nfiiniterbere eut.
laiien meroc.
9Pnior sSicners 9lntngonie geaen
&roi. gfiInitcrbera Itiirst iid nui Die
oeutihlonbfrcimoIihen AueIoliuueen
bcs Iebteren ieit Geainn oeS ellropGi
lhen SricacS.
Gic 9Infitnoigunq oob Yrofciior
Nliiliterhcrn mi9efnroert miroc. lci,
nen Goitcu 3n bcholten. eriolgte III
Hcm &orpar0 NIlmi Bulletin einer
pom Sefrctnr YroIioeu 2nmcIls re.
eioirten 3citihriit IN cinelu &cit-
ortifcI oer 3eitihriit heiBt e$, ,.oie
llninerlitat nlillle iih aeoen ben &or.
miri id,ilten, ooB nc herelt iei. qepen
ein tSclh9eldeni olii Die 6reibcit Der
9tche 81 nersithtcn m6 cinen @rofei
lor 5u cntIoiien he5m. ieiuc Geiignd
tien onAnehinen.
o&roj. 4fimitcrocre ieIbit crflorte
ou' Olcie 9lnfilnoiaunq. bic nlmiuer
iitot bobe ea obaelebnt. icin 9lild
irittsneiud on6ltnehmcu Iomit lei
Die NnacIc9enheit iir i'm erlcoilt.
2lui Die 6rnqe. oh er irQcno etpa8
iIbcr Ntoior 9Sicncr 81 iooen babe
antmortete CT: nNcrr @icner flint
inert mid iiberbolpt niht.
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essg7 6oiiuungslpies enneenleioen
furirt.

@iele SeiIungen non 2ungenleioen
ilno ouf oGr. Bells Yine Ear go.
nen" 3uriid3ufiibrcn. Is itortt bic
2rnac, beilt ben 6niten uno eiebt TO-
fort 2iuoeruug. - Serr ". 2. 8ll.
fins, c5afes, q. e.. id]reibt: sd ge.
bfoudlte Or. Bells Eine Tar So,
nen~ in einem laa, Der aIs boi-
fruneslos auf9eaeben mar. uno er.
8ielte cine noIlitouoiae SeiIung. 4"
0oIt Guh cine 5Inihe oon ar.
Ven's Pine Tar Sonen". gSenn
Guer 0uiten troden uno hndeno iii,
leBt es curcn SoIs hinuntertrop-
feIn. SIR meroet iiherIid 2inoerllng
fpireu. 9iur 25c bel Gurcm Troei.
iten. (9in5)
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e1ry Die @eis6eit Ses ylIters.

ery Die &eisbeit oeS 9lIterss-
sd hin icst rs Sabre ali, unas
meine 5rnu lit etIidlc Sabre iiinaer~
ihreibt SIR. 2 ). 0eolono Doa
Qepiu, isis. o92ir fonuen ihmcrtids
thnc Sorni's 9l!pcnirGllter in unh-
rem Sonie fcrtia meroeu. Mir hne-
ben niemaIs cinen 9lr5t gebtultdlt.-
Nenn mir uns cinnlol nid)t mobI be-
inoen, 10 nebmen mir Gin meflia III
p,nfrGuter, uno bolo 1T oIlcs mignsr
IN SrOnnng. g8cnnihon MIR nog
NcilmitteI bonptiohIif) fiir uHg feiGsf
baitciL 10 ucrfniifen mir oof hin unSs
,nicocr cine 1ldiht oopon, obgfldy
0ic liIneere Senerotion es fir mebr
n,nootrn" bait gleih einen Irat pcr
Selephnn 5n rlilen
Ter &eo gu cincm onaenchmen bu-
ben NItcr liegt in cincr iorgfdltiauz
@cbcnFmciie unh odrrL hd' mon oIec
tleincn Observation-Disclosures oes Sp
items iofnrt bel tbrcm Gridlcinen iE
Crolnn9 brinat ourh ben eiebraHds
enes 5uperI1iiigen 0rGittcr 0ei!lEif-
tcIs, ME es 6orni'0 2lIpenfr0llter III
Gs IN nidlt in Apotbefen 5u ba6cfG.
S9cclol Ggcnten Ilciern cs. n6er Grg'
f6nncn es oireft pnn 5em Elaborate
RUM be3icbcu. Nan fdrcihe an
Ir. Gctey 3obrnen & 5ons Go, tse
% So. N0nrc 9lne Gbicooo, SST-
(g(n5.I
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,Sreisnbe aeioreert.

@nlbin0ton, 8. g., 2t. Gtt.
0ei Gnqlono bot oic aieQieruig
Ger ger. Stooten einen Brotei; qeacns
0ie geldlnanahme 6es GcIhoulpfera
eSnbn 9. Hodefellcr erboben itna nurds
&ermittIung BON 9otihoiter Ioae ini
Snnbon Die iolortige IreiIolluna
oes Shiffes oerIongt. 9rniioent Vii.
ion bate nit Dem itcIIpertrctennen
5tnoteiCfrcinr Gaming cine Idngsrr
0eiprchnne iiber bic gln9cleaeubei1
nno ipoter begdb iid) Ietterer prne
britiihen 9otihoiter Cir Cecil.
Curing aiice, rnt iih ilber Die (Srnn.
DC Gnglonhs iilr bic &eihlogndgme
ocS inter onerifonilhcr sslogae
ic9elnoen 5diiics 81 orientiren.
Die Gtnnonro CiI SO. bottc oos
StaotsSeportemcnt criliht. Die TO-
iortlge }relIaiitug ibrcr ore Sonf
0on1pfcr ,Sobn 3. Hotefcller, Nrin~
clio mo Elotura bcrbei3unihrcu,
ooh Der Yrotcit Der 9ieaierlng rids-
tcte lid tbdtiadlid) MIR gegen ole 9a-
perunQ Der Sobu 9. Hodefeller, peiF
oieies 5dliii inter olnerifanilder
0lagae iegclte. mGbreno ole bei0ess
onoercn crit filr3lih ms omerifoniide
Gcgiitcr cingetrogen wuroen.
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WetterwOlfen!
Subn Snll mikndDtet Steruen6auucr.
glmerifaniidle Sdliiiabrt i'm
Ntlantic beSrubt.
ssoibington. 2t. 0ft.

9Snlhlngton. 81. Off
sails oos Stoot> oeportenient mtrf-
ltdl entldloilcn lit. Die amerlfonildse
Shifiobrt nor britilhcn llebergrijieaa
6u ihltBcn. fam man lih ouf erllIte
&erluidIun9en 5milheu @roBbriton~
nlcn mo ben &ereIuigten Stootcl1.
gcloBt muhen. Gcnn in beoenflihcr
SSciie hoben iidl Die S1ae qemehrt.
i'll ocncu cn9liihe Sriegsidifie oos.
pon oen 0tnltcn omerifoniiher 9oIl-
beIsidliIie pcbenoc Sternenbouurr
init eincr an &erod)tlmo gren5eneul
S,crousioroerilng bebouoelten.
Gie &unoesre0icrunG ibeint cts-
lid ooh Dem Grnit DER Saee ReGh
nlng trugcn 6u mollen lpobl neil nc
crtennt, hoR bos glnlchen Der @ereiy
nIgten Stoutcn oIs Secnlod)t am'
Gem Spiel itebt itno mihtiqe Sun-
oelsinterellcn hehrnbt iinh. Sie boz
lid slI einem @roteit aegen Die por
n'ehrercn Soocn crfolgte 9tlhIoos
nohme Nes Gelbdmpiers uSobn D
Hndeicllcr" ollt0elhmungen.
@Gre Wirfunaslos.
AIod) iriidjar obcr 1T Die Griuuc-
rimg oil olc Neldlluanabme oes Och.
onmpiers aNriuoiIlo" Der bcfonni.
lib pon cincm hritiihen arcu3er ous
bobrr zee ongebolten uno noh Soa.
iifIr Jeldlcppt nur0c. Bon oer
entlhelbunp oieics Sales bGngt Der
rrottiidlc g&crth ocS ncuen 6coi-
itrirgcieB ob. 0a9 ocr Gonare6-
hcm pcrl0nllhcn 0pilltB oes Gra-
fhcntcn nndlgebcno. NnIs ilber Sopf
onnobm ituL mic IS oomols hiek.
nit uloqlihitcr 9loidhcii cine Sons
oeIamurinc ms 2cbcn 81 rtien. GaS
(ielee mare illulorii1, mem Gna-
lam itnier Hedlt Der HeailtrirutU
Der icii oeln Nusbrld oes arlegeS
Dnn ametifomid)en ,Sntcreiien anae-s
fouften fremoen Sdiiic niht oucr.
fennt ouSgenemnicl nahlrtlds
Die &ereinigten Stooten moren be-
reit. oieies Hedt I'M 9Ioibiaa init
Noiienqclpo!t 81 betonen.
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Inkerer Sortaiirtcl bon Serbmn &c.
fallen.
Berlin, 20. Oft.

1auen.
Berlin, 20. Oft.
Webrerc GrBcre Sorts pon Gcr=
6En mllrocn BON ben 0eitlden 9e'
nnrinen, Die mlnmebr nit Dem Bout
baroement ser 0auptbeieltigungcl
beginner, 10 meIoet beltte oae grobC
Nouptqunrtier.
0ie Operotionen gegen Die RltIien
ltno gegen Die &crbiinoeten III Sel-
glen MAIDEN CUTE 6ortihritte.
~Noh mebrpodi9em beftigcn &i-
hcritonOe", beiBt eS mortlidL neeldng
C. Die @eId)ilbe ber- ouberen Sorts
6llm S9mcioen 5u bringen. @icr=
ourb puroe es eruoglift, Dos Bonn.
boroement Der @ouptbeieItigun9en IN
gln9riff 81 nebmen"
IS miro offen 5u9eitonoen, bob
Ger onooucrnoe @iberltono, neIhcn
Die 6eltnne &eroun leiitete, Die 81.
feniipfonteoene bcrloneionte Ger
sSaa Oieier itrategish iebr midtieelI
sSeitlng miro grobe Srilppenforper,
hie niele &oden lang feitlueer, frei-
mohcn.
Dem a.'soong Dee &alnpfes Inn
Teroln nurse i, Yoris lomobl, mlc
in 2cnrnn nit grober Sponmtng cut
Qeaengeieheil bem Die sSeItuna iii
niht ipeit bnn Der fron5oiiihei
3ulptItnot entfcrnt uno man bolt lie
orrt fir rmeinnebnbor. Sic lpiro
ouis eneroiiblte pertbeioigt. Die
&nmpflnie scr gerbiinoeten :uor
aon5 beionoers itorf, Oo Die Nrmec
bes 3ronprin3en bort oen 0urhbrlld1
teobiihti9te; Die giinitige Solee mir1
fid nnnnchr bdlo einiteuen.
Nmtlides fir bic Erehe.
Berlin, 20. Oft.
(0robtlps iiber Soppile.) Sb.
nohI bos @eihif, Dem Die llnterice.
bppte 9. TIC. III, 9. t1S uno 9.
119 gum Spfer fielen ongemeines
@eonuern berporeerrlfen bat. 10 1T
Der Serluit Der Sfiffe bph nur ooslt
onaetbon, hen StcI5, ben Oeutihlanu
III ieine Mtorine iett, Sii erboben.
fSon5 0eiltihlonb trouert INN Die
helocnmiltige Wonifoft Die ibre,
Soo foro, brd) Die Sd)ific maren bon
oitem Gpp ino bon MIR eerinaem
Hertb.
Senotor Stronoes BON Sombura
iruroe gum @oupernellr non 9(nttpr.
pen ernannt.
Grfolge in Ginutidan.
Tefine 81. Sft.
sSIiihtlinge. Die aus Ilingtau bier
eingetroffen iino, beridten, oob Die
Sapancr in Den erfolaloien aanlpfel
Der lesten Gage mebrere touieno
Wann on Soten ltno 8eripunoctet
rerloren, lpobreno Die Gerlulte Der
Seut'da1 perbaltnisnGBig eering
maren.
Cine Gepeide aus aioutidlou be
ttatigt oicie 9lneoben uno craGn5t iie
nitrb Die Wteioung, bob Der sSeino
ilod) bortnodigcnt &anlpf sum Hiif-
5ug gc3nungen ipuroe. % ieine Ser
1tortlingen 5u ipot cintrofen.
Seine Iine
gSeiter beibt es in Der Tepcihe
oaB Der iopaniide arel5er .9ofod,i.
bo", nidt dftf eine Mine gerietb, ion.
bern BON Dem oel,tidlen 1orpeooiGder
$50" iniloitf zines geohton.
griff in Den @rilno gebobrt nitrbe
Gie $50" ioa ipGtcr in ser gsGhc
Ger 3ofcneinfnbrt geitronoet uno bon
einen jopanifden 9riegsihiff ser-
itort inoroen fein. Mon permuthet.
bob fir ben 5aa Der 4idltiafeit Die.
Ter ReIoiine Gfii5ierc unb Iponn-
ihoften gcrettet murben.
Erifiidle Gerlnite.
Nus better Guene perIoutet, Oos
oidl oos britiide Greeoitionsforps
iftuere. nilrdl cine 2onomine berpor.
aernfene SerIuite SIT oerseihncn
bnfte.
llngeiu0bnlife 9iiihriofeit lpiro
ben ner transii6iriihen GiienbabnIi-
nie aemelbet. lritpoensilae ioI[en
itilnoIidl nod Dem 8eiten obaehen,
ioie man iih er56blt.
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Saieubl

Ger 10 oft uro niel gerilbmtc 9tos.
rienolitols nes slnprifmners ielite iids
geqeit ioen (Seoniifcrt itf1uben, ools.
cngIiide ariegsidiifc uugeitroft iw
nodlter Rdhc DER S5ofeteinfobrteIf
res 2an0eS oui lun obqonoell, ooF
Die oncrifonihc Sdiiiobrt unter
ciigliid)e lSoIi,cioliiiiht geltellt NOR
Den lit. Sm Dinrineomt lit heute
mieoer bic gtod)ridlt eingetrolieny
oar Der britiidlc Nreit5er aGoronia-
por Der Mimouno oes 0eIomore neTs.
..2oncoiter" oufIuucrt. Die in 9biIa.
oclphio cine 2ohilng pon lroullio--
nen an Wor0 nilumt.
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g1eun itfl bic nerbiin6eten ,sran,
solen mo Gnaldn6cr ouf Die rufii
! d. 0ompimal8e berlniien, oanu INN
nc oerlollen 9eun9, ionieI ffebt bereit
hcnlbenieit.
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ote ,,1loreitern"- "-5ettun-
gen baben Ole 6eieticbte
Don "a Greiie niePt nus
niticpreiben ioncern nit
macben Pelfen.
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Ter ruiiiidle 9or BOT guud'
nrimmei. "a. jo Qie 2iebc uno
Der 5uff. oic rciben irlbit garcn mi
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itnorene Nusioaen noll neridieoenen
oelttifen Solboten. Aersten uno fo-
thoIiiGen sseloaeii.Iihen beigeIegt.
lueIfe oorin erhobenen @Cihuloieun
gen beltotigen.
Ser mlIitdriihe SohueritGnotgC
Der y&reuS- 3eiiuno" idott Die Ser.
illitc ser SranSnien. 9cIgier, 8riten
uno Ruiicn on Sooten 8crmunoetcn
ilno o5efaugcncn ouf mellgitcns orei
&icrtelnillinnen Monn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-03
Willie RICHIE
TO TURN DOWN
AUSTRALIA BOUT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Willie
hitchie will stick TO his agreement
10 meet Harlem Tommy Murphy
here April 3.
This stand was taken here today
by the champion. despite the fact
that Snowy" Baker. the Australian
hght promoter. had guaranteed
Ritchie $4,000 and two round.trip
tickets to meet Herb Mccoy at sgd.
ney April 6.
Tommy Murphy has prepared
twice TO meet me here. but Injuries
prevented the bout" said Richie
today. Promoter Coffroth, too.
spent considerable money advertls.
lng the contests.
III would not be square deal TO
either or them for me TO 80 To Aus.
traiia before have met Murphy.
My agreement 10 meet Tommy here
April J goes. | may 80 TO Australia
later"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-03
Sport News
Paragraphs

Porky Flynn knocked out George
Rodel, the Boer, in the fourth
round OF a scheduled 1o.round
scrap In New York Monday night.
Billy Weeks and Frank Barrfeau
fought q fourround draw before
the Hasting A. G., Vancouver. Mon
day night
But II aspirants. three OF the let
ter men. responded to the first call
for crew turnout at the varsity
Monday.
William Lakeland. wcll-known
Jockey. died Monday in a Brooklyn
hospital.
Smiths hopes trounced the Boil
com Lumber Co, bowlers. three
straight games on the Imperial al.
leys Monday night
Queen Anne Christians beat the
Plymouth Congregatlonals 10 TO
IA Monday night In the Church
Basketball league.
Harry Meek. the former Victoria
catcher traded 10 Los Angeles, may
become holdout. The Angel CON
tract submitted to him is unsatis-
factory.
Eddie Moy. who, II will be re-
membered. beat Billy Williams
here. fought six rounds TO a draw
with Johnny Kilbane Monday night
ut Philadelphia.
Johnny Kllbane has been match.
ed to fight Jack White in Mllwau.
kee Feb. IS.
A Joint meeting OF the National
and American leagues probably will
be held in New York city next
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-03
JOHNNY
BY Hugh S. Fullerton.


CHICAGO. Feb. al promised Il
give the fans an interview with one
OF the brainiest managers ia ihe
country on what he believes the ef
feet OF the Federal assault upon the
major leagues will be on the play
ing end OF the game.
This man In John Eyers. second
baseman and manager.
lie thinks the Federal league IN a
blessing in disguise. 30 we'll dis
guised In fact. that his boss. Charlie
Murphy. owner OF tho Chicago
Cubs, cannot recognize II.
II believe" says Evers. III the
Fcderals carry out their plans and
manage TO establish n third major
league. that II will have n marked
effect upon baseball.
Il am not considering the money
that will be lost or the cost either
10 our club or TO the major league
but am trying 10 look at II in the
light OF the fan who wants TO see
baseball well played.
IF the FcderalH take 100 major
league players. which they claim
they will. they will be able 20 put up
almost ms good an article OF base
ball as either OF the major leagues
viii
Il do not know that they can. or
have. taken that many. but am fig
uring on the basis OF their own
statements.
Even n they have that many.
they will stu be the third league.
and scarcely better than the Class
A leagues.
III they manage TO weaken the
major leagues ss much hs they
claim. the majors still will have
better clubs.
THE Federals are after old and
tried players. men who can be de
pended upon TO make good show.
ing the first wear nj least
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WEIGHT B0THERS
CHAMP" MURPHY

II has been argued by supporters
Of Champion Willie Richie that
Harlem Tommy Murphy. the light.
weight playing Mt Pantages this
week. has kidded himself into the
belief that he can whip Willie
Richie for the lightweight crown.
Fourteen years OF experience
during which time no has beaten
such men as WolgaHt. Rudy rnhoiz.
Matty Baldwin, Johnny Frayne. Pal
Moore. Hogan, Attell and frankie
Burns. rather suggests that Willie
Richie IN the one who kidded him.
self. when he expressed confidence
that putting away Murphy would
be n cinch.
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Murphy sooffs nj the sore nose
and sprained heel story sprung by
Richie on the occasion OF the post
ponement OF the bouts with him.
self.
II In absurd 10 think that q man
would pass up n chance to earn
$4,000. regardless OF the outcome
OF his battle. because of a pain in
his nose and then In his heel.
fought Phil Brock and Frayne. both
within four days. and went through
each scrap with a sprained ankle.
beat them both. too. It's the
weight that's bothering Richie. He
can't make 1876 an hour before my
fight. but he's afraid TO say so"
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A woman coach has been added
to the University of Washington's
staff OF scullers.
Miss Lucy Pocock. champion
woman sculler OF England. Ia In
charge OF the training table for the
varsity" crew. She also acts as
assistant TO Head Coach Conibear.
and instructs tho women crews.
when the Pocock brothers came
from their plant on the Thames to
build two shells for the varsity
crew. Miss Pocock accompanied
them. Their family has been build
Ing and rowing shells for a dozen
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KING COLE WILL
QUIT FEOERALS

NEW YORK. Feb. 3--"Juss shosS
mo how can square myself and
am ready TO hop back into organized
baseball"
This was the attitude today OF
King" Cole. the Highlander twirier
who receatiy signed with Federal
league club.
Il accepted $500 advance money
from the Fcderals. but this will be
returned IL matters can be straight
ened out 30 can play ball with the
Highlandcrs." he said.
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POSTPONE BOUT

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.--Biiiy 0ib.
son. the local promoter. has an.
nouneed the postponcment OF the
Packey Mcfarland. Mike Gibbons
i0.round bout scheduled for Feb. is
until the first week OF March. No
reason was given for the postpone.
ment Both Mcfarland and 0ib.
bons we're surprised to learn Of the
action.
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BENNIE ALLEN SAYS GOODBYE

sGNNiE ALLEN. WHO sue
ccssfully defended his pocket bill
lard championship In this city
against James Mature. tho Denver
crack. accompanied by his wife,
left Seattle Monday night for Kan
sas City. His father and mother
left for San Francisco. They plan
to remain on the Coast for the
winter.
MASSACHUSETTS IS IN
tire throes Of passing a boxing
biIL Seven members Of tho
house are ex-puss. They have
nucleus for q majority.
THE EFFECT OF THE RECENT
championship game has already
been felt Charley Huien. OF Brown
4 Hulen's. reports much kcensr
interest 10 pocket billiards than
ever before noted. Eugene Way. OF
the White House parlors. where
the champion played exhibitions.
has the same favorable comment 20
make. Seventeen hundred persons
saw the championship match.
GILBERT GALLANT. DE-
spite his name, 10 a considerable
fighter. Besides. with that
name. he can save ink by not
writing Boston" after his
name. Every one would know
IL.
BEFORE LEAVING SEATTLE.
Mature told The Star that he In.
tends to return 10 Seattle in n year
or so. with the idea OF establishing
permanent residence In this city.
PREPARATIONS FOR TWO
billiard tournaments. a three-cush.
lon and balk line. are being made
at the White House parlors. The
date has not yet been definitely
set. but play In both competitions
will begin within the next two
weeks.
AMONG THOSE WHO ARE
longing. most ardently for the
return Of Comiskey are those
who fought hardest to keep him
from becoming major league
owner. Baseball makes strange
bedfellows.
TOMMY MURPHY, APPEARING
at the Pantagcs. thinks Eddie NIL
Ter, his 1s-year-old sparring part.
ner, In one of the best little mitt
artists on tho Pacific coast. Miller
got his start In the four.round
game In San Francisco year ago
and since has fought 30 battles lie
lost one on foul and won all the
rest save six. which were draws
The fight he lost was against Joe
Archer. After knocking Archer off
his props twice. Eddie lost his head
in his desire to put over X. o
and planted solid fist against
Archer's chin before the latter
could wobble TO his feet. Miller
weighs 1i5 pounds.
PRESIDENT TENER OUGHT
70 have consulted President
johnson before announcing
that he welcomes chance to
try tho kIlIlfer case In court.
TODAY COMES THE AN
nouncement that X. ]. MacKensIe
owner OF string OF famous har
ness nags wintering at Pleasanton
will make an invasion Of the Grand
Circuit I'm 1914 John Considne
may make the same move. The Pa
cific coast. or. rather. California
will be ably represented in the
East.
" ORGANIZED BASEBALL
really wants 10 fight the Federal
league, why not promote
string Of restaurants In Chi
eago7
GEORGES CARPENTER, THE
fighting Frenchman. has become
one OF the wealthiost boxers in the
game. Carpenter has already &C
cnmulated 100000 for his ring en-
counters. and has stlll mint ahead
OF him. Every time the French
man steps into the ring he receives
no less than $4,000 for his end. Fol
knocking out poor old BON WellA
in England, recently Carpenter
was handed $4,000. lie Will re-
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EvEWETT-sEAT
RAlwAv

SEATTLE TO EVEHETT - Limited
trains 1880 n m. and 6ia5 y. m. Local
trains $40. 7iso. siso. gao. 1880. iiiao
a m. 1890. 1850. a;3o. aiao. t;ao. 5iso
Gao, 1850. 80. s;ts. i;t5 . m. daily.
Ticket ofhces-seattie. Fifth av. near
westiaker Greenwood. AJax Hrug store
tbth and Greenwood
EVERETT TO SEATTLE - Limited
trains 900 A. m. and 400 y IN. Local
trains sos. 600 700. 500. siot. 1900
400 a m. 1900 noon. 1900. a.oo. AGO.
tioi. 500. 900, 100. $500. io;is p IN
daily
Freight leaves both rifles 500 .. m
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Bee fold. Pope refused to sign the
original document sent him. for the
reason that tho salary was less
than he said he got In tho Caiifor.
MIA State league. Watielet has ten.
dercd Pope a second contract, call.
Ing for a sum equivalent 10 his
former wage