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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
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SAME COMPANY TO
GET CITY HALL JOB

The Puget Sound Bridge q Dredg-
ing Co, who have the contract for
building the courthouse. were also
awarded the contract Friday by the
county commissioner for putting
up the extra two stories for the
use OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
JEALOUS SOUVENIR
COLLECTORS HURT

PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE war office
has found II necessary 10 issue 9
special notice warning people not
to play with German shells picked
IN on battlefields. Several souvenir
collectors have been badly hurt bs
exploding shells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
THE EMPRESS

The Melnotte twins. who made a
hit here last season. win make their
third visit 10 Seattle next week as
the headliners on the Empress bill.
beginning Monday matinee. They
will offer a new collection OF songs
and dances.
A spectacular musical offering
will be the Bower OF Melody"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
A MI S F. n F. n T . l.

new song hits and dances. Nipp
and Tuck. an acrobat and contor-
tionist: and the Aerial La Walls will
perform on n trapeze. The third
lnstaliment OF 'zudora" will be
given at theSmatinees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
CHIRoP0DISTs MEET

A special meeting Of state CHI
ropodists has been called for Seat
tie Sunday at which important leg
islative matters will be considered
The meeting viii be held at the
Savoy hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12

with ten people. 1t consists of a
picked company of instrumentalIsts
and soloists. Jack Princeton and
Agnes Yale will present comedy
act. 900 Miles from New York. :"
Princeton Is styled the Daniel
Webster OF slang" lie wrote the
sketch himself. Stanley Warner
and Pauline Corbett Will present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12

President approves dismissal Of
Lieut.. Hume OF Trinidad. Col. for
and taking leave Of alb
sence without permission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
THE pANTA0E6

Eleven whiriwind American beau.
ties. In a spectacular singing and
dancing diversion. win be the head
line attraction OF the new bill AT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12

Fred Schneider, farmer, says
trap In shed which killed VIM.
Hoffman was set for tramps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
TESTIMONY OF DEAD
MAN IS ADMITTED

Testimony Of dead man was al.
lowed TO go into the record In the
Tape bribery case. on trial before
Judge Cushman In the federal
court.
The testimony OF the murdered
Lum Kong. M II was offered before
United States Commissioner Whit.
lock. was introduced by the gov.
eminent. and over the objection OF
tho counsel for Tape. was allowed
to 20 in. Kong has testified he
gave Tape s25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12

Wife Of former State Supreme
Judge Sweeney OF Nevada sues for
divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-12
PAINLESS EXTRACTING OF
TEETH

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pain OF the dentist knows how,
The anaesthetic must be applied in
the proper place and come In con-
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edge Of dental anatomy IL indispen-
sable In the successful operation Of
painless extracting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
BASEBALL LOOKS
GOOD FOR AGG|ES
Two Additional Games Added to
Schedule, Trinity and V. P. I.
Being Teams.

West Raleigh n. c.. February -
Since the a. & NJ baseball schedule
was announced several days ago Man
ager Austin has closed contracts for
two more games. one being an addi-
be played in Raleigh April 2. and the
other with V. Y. l., In Blacksburg, on
April 20. The game with Trinity will
complete series OF three games, the
game with V. p. I. being tho first game
TO be played on tho northern trip
These two games will make Il total of
twenty -four games To be played by the
Red and White this spring.
Coach Anderson arrived several days
ago, and this afternoon had the men
out for the first time for light prac-
tice. Practice VIII continue every af-
ternoon. when there is no drill. until
February 22. when regular practice Will
begin and the squad Will be chosen to
be excused from drill There were
about fifty men out this afternoon, and
the prospects seem very bright for
winning team this spring. although II
is too early to make any predictions
yet. There are seven OF last years
varsity back In college, these being
Captain Farmer. centre field: Corrello,
left field; Jaynes, right field: Patton,
Russell and Kincaid. pitchers This
leaves first and third bases and short
stop open. and 1t remains to be seen
what kind of material will be out to
fill these positions. Wheeler, of Ashe-
Vile High School, seems to have the
goods at shortstop. and will no doubt
give somebody n hard run for that
position. Wooster seems TO be n good
man at several positions being good
out fielder, and Is said to be q good slab
performer. There arc several of last
years scrubs who Will make good ma
terial for the varsity this spring. some
OF these being Liverman, in tho out
field. and Lewis and Foster. In the box.
Britain. who was one of the best col
lege infielders and batters In the State
last year, will not be eligible to play
this year. having played last summer In
the Carolina League. He batted around
400 last spring and played n fast game
at shortstop. Coach Anderson Will give
his attention to tho pitchers indoors
in bad weather. and outdoor practice
will be held for the whole squad when
the weather permits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
[YNCHBURG QU|NT
WINS HARD GAME

N Lyn9!ehbYrg;; Va. February 4.-Elon
Ly,nchburg y. NJ c. 4. basketbnii" n tp'ion
nard run here tonight, tho assdcinl
lion winning by tho score OF al To -
Inc Inc game was rather rough, the col Oh
S so.. ms, several times being cautioned
g Guss Tn the I.; c9eeato
For, Eion the work Of Morretto ~ .;
Is ieLt guard ana left forward In the
I'VE IHi, Of seven foul goals. while CAMP mn.
Ivmn6 Shm tour r, ,ries The lineup:
Ja,1,tCn,' b. ltioh Zion
James - IL r. F.'..,.... Holland
cnterdinger. II. q. iS rnhfaoori,,,
AuhIns l.. G....... Morrntt :. y
Snmmn@,ry Field goals 1amcr Sprs'! :;
..ord, Morrette. G: Newman CO..
ron ron ioulsICa Campbell. 3; Morrette. :
rouis mitted-Lynchburr, ? ISiio o.
ew NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tn for Ad alDs.
He%han Tor Bruce; Morrctte for LII
lana. Morgan for Morrctte ~ ~,
tw,enty minute halves Referee M! NJ
Lynchburg. Do'h OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
COMPETITION KEEN
IN GOLF TOURNEY
First Round of Match Play at
Asheville Produces Some
Good Cards.

Pinehurst. n. c.. February decomposition
to-day was keen In the first round of match
tournament here. c. l.. Becker. or tho
woodland tMass.) club won the most ex-
citing match OF the day from s. o. Miller
OF tho Englewood On. - club. a tho TWEEN
tieth hole. Becker halved the eighteenth
hoIo and made the match all even by run
ming down a twenty-foot putt He missed
similar putt for Il win at the next hole
but took the final hole to 8. Becker meets
w; V. Swords. OF Oakland, to morrow.
The defeat OF II. *. Kerr Greenwich. By
w. H. Faust. OF tho Buffalo Country Club
2 up and play. furnished the surprise of
to-days play Faust is matched tomorrow
with i: a. Merlin. former Vermont cham
pion. II. J.. Topping, Greenwich tConno
country club YIN meet 7. a. Ashley. Wood
iand. Robert Hunter. Weeburn. and II. c.
Fownes. Oakland complete the pairings for
tho first division Tomorrow.
IN the first division consolation hight, in
adoltion to Miller and Kerr, are S. Leroy
Newport; Rev. 7. A. Cheatham. Salisbury,
y; G.: II. G. Chamberlain Coiumbia J. W
watson. Philadelphia; r. II. Fortune ST.
Charles Can. and J. IL. Clupp. Chevy Chase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
TURNER AGAIN
DOWNS K|LON|S
Retains Title to Belt-"Young"
Olsen Bests Muldoon, and
Is to Meet Turner,

Joe Turner successfully defended his
title sf worlds middleweight champion
last night ut tho City Auditorium by
Demon. In ono OF the swiftost bouts
ever staged in this city
Young Olson. the pride of Sweden,
won his bout with Muldoon In rather
easy style. Muldoon started out strong
and won the first fall in 81 minutes.
but Olsen came back with a rush and
secured the second and third falls In
and 10 minutes respectively. BY de-
feating Muldoon. Olsen gets another
crack at Turner for the championship
Of the world. This match will DO
pulled off OH February IL at the audi
torium.
In the main event Of the evening
Turner won the first fall after a
struggle lasting hour and 2 minutes,
he threw Kilonis with n hammer lock
and body scissors hold This fall prac-
tical!y takes first place among tho
bouts staged here In extent of time
consumed The crowd was very parti-
san. and when Turner finally pinned
the Greeks shoulders TO the mat tho
cheering lasted for several minutes.
mond. and his clever. clean wrestling
has won him an enviable reputation in
this city. kilonis COPIED the second
fall In the fast time Of II minutes with
a head scissors and wrist hold
The Greeks followers made things
hum for few minutes after their
favorlte had secured the upper hand
of Turner The latter WAS hurt some
what after this fall, and had to be car
ricd from: the mat.
Turner secured the final and deciding
fall. and after twcnty-four minutes OF
the hardest. hercest and fastest wrest-
ling ever seen in Richmond. Kiionis
went down TO defeat through tho
medium of a double arm roll.
In the usual after dinner speeches"
Turner spoke 8lowingiy of the Greeks
ability. and said that last nights ar
fair WAS the toughest he had ever been
through during his long career on tho
mat. He also Issued a broad def TO
all aspiring middleweights who thought
they could win his title. II seems that
the Richmond sports are very anxious
for Turner TO give Jordan n match. and
last night tho champion expressed HIS
Willingness to accede TO their wishes.
and IL is very probable that bout
between, these two men will be ar
ranged later. Turner announced that
he would meet Young Olsen at the
city Auditorium on February IL for
the championship OF the world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
GOVERNOR WILL Be
HEADOF RED CROSS
Notified of His Appointment as
Chairman of Virginia
BOARD

initial steps toward tho organization
In Richmond of State and local branch
OF the American Red Cross Society
ktnSon. dircctor OF tho Atlantic division
OF The society, in conference with Gov
crnor stuart. Governor Stuart was no.
titled by Mr.. Jenl,inson of his appoint
ment as chairman OF the State board
or the American Red Cross Society Tho
Governor accepted the appointment
with appreciation. The Governors
secretary. Alexander Forward, will be-
come secretary OF the State board
The Richmond Chapter of the Amer
lean Red Cross Society Will be com
posed of about nifty prominent citizens
or tho city. Governor Stuart and Sec
rotary Forward will become members
or the board OF the Richmond chapter
The formation OF the chapter has been
undertaken In earnest by MIR. Jenk!n-
son. and a meeting will. be held on sat
urday In the jefferson Hotel for tho
purpose OF perfocting the preliminary
organization. Prominent city officials
have been invited to DO present The
meeting will be open to tho public.
The State board of the society, of
which Governor Stuart Is TO be chair
man. Will be named by the Governor
This board Will exercise supervising
charge over all branches OF tho Ameri-
can Red Cross Society established in
Virginia and over any relief work un-
dertaken at any point in the State II
VIII be the official organ for Virginia
OF the national society.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
EXPECT
TO Be SURPRISE
Under Dobson Men Are Improv-
ing for Dual Meet With
Blues Saturday.

The Spiders track squad IS practicing daily
Tor their meet with the Blues to be held
Saturday night ut the Horse Show Building
In connection with relay carnival. From
oil indications the soldiers Will not have the
easy time they anticipate, Dobson has
been putting his men through some gruclling
tho pink of condition by tho time the meet
arrives.
There is groat rejoicing Mt tho college
camp. rs the good news has been passed
around that both Heubi, tho anky distance
man. and young LGgan. the wonderful
Splinter. will DO allowed to fight for alma
mater In this affair. Tho Spiders did not
make n great showing in tho "alI- for glory
wonderfully since then, and IL will be al
together new team that faces the Blues Sat
nrday: The addition of Heubi and Liggap
has given the college team unlimited conf
night VIII be great surprise to the follow
ere of the soldiers. who are predicting a
waikoyer for their favorites.
BESIDES the events closed TO the College
and the Blues. Manager Carter has arranged
several relay races from different Institutions
IN the city. Practically all the members OF
the federation Will have teams entered, and
some thrilling races are promised.
The following events comprise the pro-
gram: ao-yard DASH 5e-yard hurdles; 44o-
yard dash; Sso-yard run; one-mile run: run
put, and tho star event of the evening Will
be the relay race between tho Spiders and
the Blues.
The relay races Will be: Blues against
Richmond College; Benedictine against Nc
Cures; c. C. a. against Blues. second
team; Barton Heights against Highland
Park First National Bank against Life
against Inrinciblc Athletic Club
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
FEDERAL.S GOING
AFTER SMALL FRY

erai Leasue has turned r It's Attention ito nfa
TO the clubs of the big minor leagues,
and has begun to riddle some of the
ngcr OF the Chicago Federals With
the exception of few major leaguers
Still wavering, practically all tho play
erS In the American and National
Leagues have decided on what side Of
tho fence the coming season Will find
them.
Not only arc players now on minor
league rosters sought by the Federals.
but those who may receive their ten
days notices of release from major to
minor will be offered places by the
new circuit.
Developments to-day In tho Cole case
convinced Manager Tinker that the
pitcher belongs to tho Americans, and
10 carry out the contract he made with
the local Federal League club. 1t was
found that Cole practically had ac-
copied terms with the Yankees before
he signed the contract with Tinker.
Manager Tinker declared however,
that the Federal League would fight
the Killifer case to the limit, and
prophesied Killfer would play with
his team or not at all.
Word was received here to-day that
SIX OF tho stars on the Giants White
SoX world tour teams were unsigned,
and an EFFORT, II Is said, Will be made
TO line them UP for the Federal Craw :
ford. of Detroit, and Speaker, of the
! Boston Americans. are among the un-
signed men. it was said.
The Chicago Nationals to-day ar
ranged an exhibition game with Sa-
Vannah March 10, this date practically
completing the northbound schedule
of the Cubs
League umpire. to-day signed a con-
:, tract with the Federal League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
SPIDERS BEATEN
. BY NARROW MARGIN
Virginia Christian College Wins
From Locals in Prettiest Con-
test of Season.

| Tho husky Virginia Christian Col
| lego quint took the measure of tho
| Spider five last night at the Howitzers'
| Armory. The final score was 35 to 81.
1t was one grand game OF basketball,
as can readily be seen from the score.
a large crowd packed the gallery and
kept things going with their almost
continual cheering. The Spider root
ing club" was out in full force, and
whiled away tho tiresome intermission
by singing their songs and giving vent
to their feelings by n continuous round
OF cheering.
slim" Heubi had the honor of being
tho first player to cage the ball. and It
took him good three minutes to do it.
His work was probably the feature OF
the Spiders playing. He was in the
thickcst of the fight ut all times. and
His work was only overshadowed by
tho marvellous work of tho opposing
centre, Sheibern; who c., secured eight
last night stamped him as one of the
best players that have struck around
this section of tho universe for To- these
many days Some of the shots that he
pulled off were positively uncanny. his
speciality seemed to be in tossing bas-
His work alone beat Richmond College,
they being unable to fathom his light
ming attack
Mac" Cosby, the former John Mar
shall star, made his first appearance as
4 Spider, and his work ranked we'll
with the other members of the local
team.
Musgrove. the Christian College for
ward, played great game for his team,
having five goals to his credit. Line
up and summary:
r: G. Position VIC. C.
Luebert. ........L F.. Owens
Brock. !R +. .Musgrove
Heubi ..,..... o:.....; ..Shelbern
Satterfield. Il. G......... Stealey
(Cosby)
Referee. Moore (U. T. 81. Time of
halves, twenty minutes. Field goals
Leubert. 2; Brock. .: Heubi, Z; Mitchell,
3; Gives. |; Musgrove. 8; Shelbern, s:
Montsomery. l; Stealey, l. Goals from
fouls-Luebert, 3: Shclbern, 8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05

Thus is the Ratchet buried, and an
other good ball player, whether as
hurler of the elusive pellet or as
guardcr Of any weakened corner in
times of stress, added to the string
of Manager Ray Ryan Strain had
been harboring real or imaginary
wrong since midscason last year.
somehow or other, he could not gee
with Steve Griffin. and Grin couldn't
find it in his system to haw with
Strain. Thus the two were engaged
in friendly tug-o-war while the pub
lie suffered.
Charley Strain is ono OF the best
hoys ever turned out of the sandlot
leagues in Richmond. He. like all OF
us. has his bad days and his good days,
but. as a general proposition, Strain
comes very nearly earning his wage
until he gets peevish. With u ,nan-
ager who can salve his temperamental
wounds, and not cause his ire TO rise,
Strain should take his place in the
front rank of class c. pitchers. and
he may even rise TO greater heights
before the season closes.
Rnmcy's Contract, Too.
Lloyd Ramey. another of Ryans finds,
cont IN his contract yesterday with n
letter of explanation. He believes in
himself. does Ramcy, and writes that
he is going 10 make the Richmond
club a very valuable person 10 have
around. kamey is SAID TO be pitcher.
but Ryan has q knacl of gathering
youngsters who may develop into al
most anything, so that the newest con-
tract signer may eventually be MEM
her OF tho picket force At any rate,
Ramey IS very glad that he Is coming
10 Richmond. and promises his best
efforts at whatever branch OF the trade
his boss may see fit to try him.
Coming back to tho holdouts, there
is now but one--Bill Laval md Bill
Is not believed 20 be very far from IN
agreement with the management lie
is expected here to-day. Indeed, he
had been expected yesterday. Laval
is interested. or will become interest
cd, in q business venture here, which
will make him a permanent resident
The buglets will all be glad to hear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05

p, that Bill is to be with us all the time
His consistent efforts last season wher
the rest Of tho club began to weak er
stamped him az a game young man
and an honest ono.
outHelder Troutman Signed.
The latest aspirant to be caught in
the Ryan net is William Troutman, OF
Ncscopeck. Pa, who Is an outnelder
He performed in the Ohio Pennsylvania
League and made quite reputation
as swatsmith. Ryan says very lit
tie about Troutman, excepting that he
expects him TO make rafting good
gardner.
Sandy Piez writes us that he is in
great condition. and that he has re-
ccived instructions to report to the
Giants in New York on tho goth, 80 that
he may leave the first rockies for Mar
lin Springs. He recommends two ball
players for Ryan, and adds that he has
no doubt of his ability TO make good.
If speed plus Willingness plus some
thing more than an average amount of
ability counts, then he Is sure of
landing. McGraw rarely turns adrift
any candidate showing real class on
the paths.
That Schedule Meeting.
The schedule meeting of tho Vir-
gin'a League will be held in tho Rich
mond Hotel Saturday at noon. AS we
NAVE toiu pciOIe ITeSlUent BOatwriEnt
has submitted a schedule for the con-
sideration of the magnates. and 1t is
probable, that. with few minor
changes 1t will be adopted. The usual
fight from Petersburg for greater con-
sideFation Will be started and will end
just as peaceably as 1t has always done
Newport News Will also want a great
or share Of the schedule plums. the
shipbuilding centre maintaining that
considerably more money would hnve
come into the Golfers had more games
been played In the peninsular town
Norfolk Will send DR.. AIcCrary to plead
for that city while Portsmouth Is also
to stick paw into the grab bag.
Roanoke. ms usual. will sit still and
rs result the Magic City will get
more nearly what It wants than those
towns making greater fuss, but a less
effective campaign.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
CAROLINA FARMERS
TO MEET bAPT|STS

West Raleigh, n. c. February i-on satur-
esy night what promises to be one OF the
most exciting basketball games OF the sea-
aon will be played In the Raleigh auditorium
when the a. & 81. qu!nt Will meet the
strong aggregation from Wake Forest Tho
Bsptists have one OF the fastest quin,s In
Tho South this year. and has ALREADY mt in
Claims Tor the state championship. and the
outcome OF the game Saturday night viii
Since the game last Saturday night which
was lost 10 the Roanoke Collegians, the Red
and white has been hard at II every after,
noon. and are printing FOR III. game win
the Baptists. which 80 always the big game
OF the season as both colleges nght their
hardest against each other in this game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-05
FORMAL CHALLENGE
FOR TENNIS MATCH
First Official Word Reached
United States Lawn Tennis
Association Yesterday.

New York February 4.-The report of
Great Britain's challenge to-day for the
Davis cup is the first intimation received
by the United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton that formal challenges for the inter-
national trophy are actually In the mail. The
date set for the closing OF the entry is nx-
ed for approximately March l. Before that
date II is expected that challenges will have
been received from Austral Asia. Canada
France. Germany and possibly Belgium and
South Africa.
The prompt filing of Great Britain's chaI-
lenge is taken to Indicate that the English
association will probably compete for the
trophy regardless OF the action taken by the
American association relative to the amend
ments suggested by the international Lawn
Tennis Federation.