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Drimien'S Site.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

ding OF Or. W. w. Mattson and
Miss Hazel Fletcher IN June.
Franklin High School Alumni as
ISOLATION held an informal dancing
party Friday night. with 20 persons
present
Lieut. Francis Allen. U. S. Coast
Guards. and Miss Bernice Lcnoir
married by Judge BOYD Tallman
Thursday afternoon.
Ten true bills reported by fed
eral grand jury Friday.
G. l.. Blessing. wanted In Seat.
tie for passing worthless check
In January. arrested IN Liberty.
Mo. VIII be sent here.
Gov. and Mrs. Lister attending
ID. A. X. celebration here. Lister
says reported shake-ups In various
state departments are unfounded
except where smaller appropria.
tions make them necessary.
Rev. J. M. Gill. Of the First NJ.
r. church, leaves for visit In the
East.
President o. c. Graves OF Cheas-
ty's Haberdashery talked on sales.
manship before Y. NJ. c. A. class
Friday night
Ezra Meeker. one Of the attrae-
tions at the Frisco fair. with OK
team and prairie schooner. writes
letter OF protest on closing Wash
ington building on Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
PASTORS WILL
PREACH DAILY
AT THE LIBERTY

Five prominent Seattle pastors
have been obtained for the midday
religious services at the Liberty
theatre. arranged In observation OF
holy week. which begins Monday
There will be five days OF these ser.
vices.
The following ministers will ap.
pear In order:
Monday. Rev. Hugh G.. Ross.
THE Glory Pre.eminent OF the
Cross"
Tuesday. DIR. NJ. A. Matthews
Groups AZ the Cross. and Why
They Were There"
Wednesday. Rev. Carter II. Jones.
The Latest Charge OF Affection. p"
Thursday. Rev. Frank NJ. Silsley.
THE Titles on the Gross"
Friday. Rev. A. W. Leonard. BE.
holding the Crucifled"
Each pastor has been limited 10
20 minutes. The meetings Will be-
gin at ~ O'Clock each day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

IS 10 6. Chamberlain and La Fray
pitched for Broadway and Malloy
for the Lions.
The Franklin midpets won their
first practice game OF the season
yesterday from the Seattle College
Juniors, by n score Of 2 10 /. Tho
Juniors were older and heavier than
the Midgets. but the latters speed
won the day.
The a. L. Hall Daytons have or.
Eanlzed for the season and are out
for games with any OF the fast clubs
OF the city. For games. call Beacon
i74t, or address 1889 18th ave. s.
Tire Youngstown school hes, the
Lakewood school. 20 TO /, yesterday.
The newly organized Everett
baseball team Will open its season
at Everett Sunday. In a game with
Bothell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
NEWSPAPERMEN
MAKE MERRY At
FRAT BANQUET

Fifty newspaper men. some active
~ engaged throughout the state
others in the making at the univer.
sity, made merry Friday night at
banquet In the Butler hotel as
guests OF tho Sigma Delta Chi. the
national Journalism fraternity.
Five ueophytes we're initiated and
brief addresses bearing upon both
the editorial and business depart
monts OF newspaper work were
heard
Honorary members enrolled were:
=. A. Hazcltine. editor-owner OF tho
South Bend Journal: W. II. Cowles
publisher OF the Spokane Spokes-
man. Review: Robert Glen, night ed.
itor Of the Spokesman-Review; w.
w. Robertson. editor North Yakima
Republic. j. c. Kaynor. editor.
owner Ellensburg Record.Press:
Fred Ornes, editor-owner Mt Yer
non Argus: r.. u. Beard. editor.
owner Vancouver Columbian; Her.
bert Hunt. editor Tacoma News:
Frank s. Baker. publisher Tacoma
Tribune; Charles u. Welsh. editor
Tacoma Tribune. Leroy Saunders.
publisher OF The Seattle Star;
Chauncey Rathbun. Seattle Times;
Jack Bechdolt. Seattle Post
Tntelligencer: G. u. Blethen.
managing editor Seattle Times;
william n. Chandler. city ed
itor Seattle Times. Tom Dillon.
managing editor Seattle Post.1ntel.
llgencer: X. l.. Stanley, Seattle Post.
intelligencer: Scott G. Bone, editor
Seattle Post.Intelligencer; Joseph
Blethen. manager Seattle Times.
Neophytes initiated were Emil
Hurja. Clarence Shivvers. Edward
Swanson. Wallace Tuesley and
Stacey Jones.
Work OF the newspaper man was
discussed by various speakers, who
talked from actual experience In
the handling OF business and editor.
Ial departments. Prof. II. s. Meany
OF the university presided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
LITTLE SCRAP
IN FED RANKS

NEW YORK. March 27.-signs OF
dissatisfaction with President Jas.
A. Gilmore's plan 10 transfer the In.
dlannpolls Federal league team 10
Newark are seen today Some OF
the stockholders In the Newark club
were outsDoken In preference OF the
Kansas City team originally slated
for Newark.
Although the Indianapolis team
has twice won the Federal league
pennan,. Il In said the club is badly
demoralized through sales OF It's
best players.
A meeting OF Federal league mag
mates here In expected 10 straighten
ont this controversy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

HAVANA, March 27.-The 4
4b-round fight between Jack
johnson and Jess Willard was
postponed today until April s,
at the request OF President Men.
oesl OF Cuba. II was originally
scheduled to be held on Easter
sunday, April 4.
President Menocal requested that
the date be changed following a
conference with delegation Of
ministers who visited him. In writ.
Ing 10 the promoters. the president
suggested that some date other than
Easter Sunday would be more ap.
propriate for the fight, and ex.
pressed willingness 20 designate
Monday. April 9. as 4 legal holiday
II the date Of the fight would be
changed.
A conference between the pro.
moters and Representatives OF the
fighters Was held last night. and II
was announced today that the sug.
gestion made by the president was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
Three IN TIE
FOR CUE TITLE

CHICAGO, March 27.-George
Moore. J. Daily and W. Huey today
are tied for first place in the worlds
championship three-cushion billiard
tournament. In progress here. Each
has won nine games and lost two.
making It necessary to play post
season series.
The matches 10 break the tie will
start Monday. when Moore and DAILY
will meet In what promises to be
one OF the greatest games seen here
In years. The winner VIII play
Huey on Tuesday for the champion
ship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
BIG LEAGUE
CAMP SCORES

The results OF yesterdays prao.
iice games In the big league train.
Ing camps follow;
The Oakland Coast leaguers shut
out the No. squad OF the Chicago
Americans. at Oakland. : TO o.
The Los Angeles team OF the
Coast league defeated the No. 2
squad OF the White Sox. s TO 0, nj
Los Angeles.
The Santa Clara college boys
hung the Indian slgn on the San
Francisco Seals. at San Francisco.
yesterday. 10 the tune 81 3 10 o.
The Philadelphia Nationals de.
feated the Philadelphia Americans.
az Jacksonville. Fla. ~ TO G.
The Chicago Nationals defeated
the Louisville American association
team. at Tampa. Fla. ; TO /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
BEAT SEATTLE MAN

Playing In the annual indoor lnvi.
iation tennis tournament OF the
Longweod Cricket club. at Boston.
Friday. II. @. NJ. Kelleher OF Seattle
was defeated by Irving c. Wright OF
Boston in the singles. rs. rs. In
the first round OF the doubles he
played with A. J. veysey OF Mon.
treal. and they were defeated by n.
W. Niles and A. $. Dahney OF Bos.
ton. SO. Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Nearly a hundred persons. com.
prlsing acquaintances OF more than
a quarter OF a century. attended the
silver wedding anniversary celebra.
ton held Mt Odd Fellows hall Fri.
day night. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Goetz. The Goetzes. who
live at 707 10th ave. ". were mar.
ried In Seattle. March 26, 1880.
Goetz is a member OF the firm OF
Stirrat g. Goetz. general contractors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

NHE squad OF pilossers working out at Dugdales lot
with the hope OF landing Jobs the Seattle showed
far better their second practice game yesterday with
the ae nine than they did the day before with the Ballard
team The aes had all they could do shutout
and the Seattle could easily have made the
better than l.
Young Barth stood head and shoulders above his
yesterday, his work with the willow being
particularly pleasing Raymond and the fans Barth came
here toutcd hitter and he made good the boasts o
his friends by delivering three twobaggers and single
Wolfram, the mound, also showed class, holding
the afies hits five frames and then permitting
scratches. Kaiser made sensational spear OF Sprngers
long ily in the sixth picking il Off the fence.
This afternoon the will play Bothe. and Laird
and Bonner will be given opportunity display their
the mound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
F. RIVERS DOES
A COMEBACK"
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Rivers, rs: orinnolo. ~ (s5 In
nlnasl.
Hsivsis. IS; shannon. IS go In.
nlnas).
Basel IS; HsnnIns, ~ (s2 In.
ninas).
Fred II. Rivers came again Into
his own In IN. city championship
three.cushIon billiard tourney at
brown a Hulen's last night. de-
fea,ing Clint Glnnold. 20 to III. In
IS innings. striking off the third
beat average OF the series. Rivers
had previously lost two games.
A surprise was sprung In the de-
feat OF Gerald Shannon By ". l..
Helwig. sho won IS To IS In 90 In
uinEs.
Art Basel pressed his way 10 the
ores, OF the heap in Glass y along
with Sam Stone by maintaining
his unbroken string OF wins l. X.
Henning was his victim last night.
Is TO II, Ia ~ innings.
The tourney will continue next
Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
~ WILLARD WINS:
AVOID SAM LANGFORO

A WEEK from next Sunday
~ johnson and willard will
meet for the worlds cham.
piouship at Havana Whether or
not the white man can win the title
i a question. but one thing Is sure,
II he can put II over he will be a
popular title holder. and the heavy.
weight division viii boom. The
big fellows have aroused but little
Interest since Johnson won the
title. Half prepared. would.be
scrappers have been rushed TO the
front as white hopes and just as
quickly have gone TO the discard
until at the present time the fans
have no faith IN the whit. heavIes.
just a little tip 20 Willard before
the battle n you win. don't ever
enter the same ring with Sam
Langford unless II IL Just 90 be In.
troduced TO the crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
BOYS START GAMES

With 80 grammar schools OF the
city entered in the league. the gram
mar school teams opened the sea.
son this morning. with the various
schools lined up according TO the
schedule published during the week.
The teams are divided into two
classes. according to weight and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
FAIRBANKS WILL
talk TO STUDENTS

Charles W. Fairbanks. former
vice president OF the United States.
will be In Seattle Tuesday. on route
east from the Panama-Pacific expo.
sltion. which he visited as n Nom.
Der OF the Indiana commission.
He will address the students OF
the University of Washington We'd.
nesday morning, and will leave the
city Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
J|TNEY SPILLS
z into STREET

An attempt to avert collision
with private owned machine Fri
day night caused a jitney bus driv-
en- by c. A. Mosher. 9l3 gath n,
to turn over and spill its occu-
pants into the street at Harvard
and Pine. A. NJ. Bryce. cashier for
the Independent Asphalt Paving
Co. and Miss Rose Norton, 1900
18th n. passengers in the jitney,
suffered slight injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
HERE and Elsewhere

against Mayor Dom NJ. Roberts OF
Terre Haute in election fraud case.
coroner's jury finds c. y. Bss-
myer. Portland. Ore. salesman.
was murdered.
State department receives word
five American missionaries hanged
by native near Urumiah. Persia.
John meTammany. 20. Inventor
OF the player piano died at STAN
ford. Conn.
Col. Roosevelt will not appear
before the senate shin bill lobby.
Capital punishment will be abol-
ished I'm Tennessee.
Col. w. n. Dunphy. WalIs Walla,
leading democrat. slowly recover
Ing his health.
Or. Charles Richardson Hender-
son, sociology and penology expert.
is critically Ill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
ALLY SLoPER WINS

LIVERPOOL. March 2T.-The
grand national steeplechase race.
worth si5.si0. was won by Ally slop.
or: Jaeobus was second and Father
Confessor third. The odds were 20
TO against Ally slopcr. Twenty
horses started and nine finished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
GOLF SEASON OPENS

The golfing season AZ Seattle ~
opened today in the playing OF the
last half Of a two-part tournament
AZ the links OF the Seattle Golf and
Country club. The contestants are
team picked from the member.
ship OF the Victoria Golf club and
the Seattle organization. The
matches today are over the sc.
hole course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
Give STARS TO
"Y" SWIMMERS

Trudgeon strokes and flip dives
were mastered this week by the
contestants In the swimming and
diving contest which has been going
on among the boys Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
boys school. Fred Ludekens still
holds the high honors, with 1I1S
points Second position is held by
Thomas MaGrath with I'LL points.
In the progressive A group Victor
Kehlor leads. followed by Oscar
Munson. The honor roll in this
group bears the names OF John
Backland. Fred Bolen, Frank
Wright and Sydney Thompson.
In the progressive b group Clifton
Hallberg leads.
Swimming stars have been award
ed Asa Schutt. Jack Hayden. George
Jacobs. Harry Dix, Lee Shun and
Ernest Netzer for learning TO swim
the length OF the tank and to dive
from the springboard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
MARKET REPORT

Prices on spuds jumped Satur.
day at the Seattle markets. with
the exception OF Florida new pota.
toes. Burbanks went up from s25 to
SCI and $50. Yakima Gems went
up from s2i and SIC to s27 and $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
HNH
HERE

James A. sniser. U. s. district
attorney for the Fairbanks district
Of Alaska, In Seattle on way North
to his post.
eaIIineer club, University chap
ter OF the Phi Delta Phi. viii hold
its ninth annual banquet Saturday
night at the Butler.
University Of Washington
campus romance will end In we'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
WELSH TO REFEREE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81
Jack Welsh Of San Francisco. ref
cree. will be the third man In the
ring on April 9. when Jack Johnson
and Jess willard meet in a 45-round
heavyweight worlds championship
battle In Havana.
In response 10 an offer from Pro
motor Jack Curley. Welsh today
cabled his acceptance. He will
leave for New Orleans tonight. aud
will arrive in the Cuban city Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

satisfactory.
Johnson was down 10 236 pounds
today, and expects 10 enter the ring
weighing about 225. Willard nov
weighs GAG. and does not expect 10
take off more than six pounds more.
Crowds throng the training camps
OF both men 20 see them work out.
Johnson Is collecting the coin. even
before he enters the ring. as he
charges 20 cents admission to view
his training stunts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
WELSH AS REFEREE
UNPOPULAR CHOICE

TIME selection of Jack Welsh oil
San Francisco as third man
In the ring at the coming
heavyweight championship battle
II anything but popular with the
iovers OF the game. for the reason
they still have bad taste In their
mouths from Welshs last and very
coarse effort In the capacity OF
referee. Welsh offieiated In the
bout between Joe Rivers and Ad
Wolgast ut Los Angeles July 4,
1919. His decision In awarding the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
HOLD SPECIAL SERVICES

Special services will mark Palm
Sunday tomorrow. In the churches
throughout the city. Special pro
grams will be rendered at the ma.
jority. many OF which have been ap-
propriately decorated for the occa.
sion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27
FANS HAVE LITTLE
CONFIDENCE IN HIM

TT WAS well known at the tlme
that Welsh had bet heavily on
Wolgast. the champion. and
that fact alone should have pre-
vented him from entering the rims
as referee. Thoge who saw the
fight declare that he favored VOL
CAST throughout the contest and
then. when II ended with both boys
on the floor after striking stimuli.
taneous punches. Welsh promptly
declared Wolgast the winner. He
was greeted with iears OF "robbsr'
and thief and rotten and hts
stock as a referee dropped to moth.
ing from that instant. Ills rough
work on that occasion Is not iusplr.
Ing any confidence In Welsh now.
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]. KRElELSHEIMER,
MERCHANT, IS DEAD

Jacob Kreielshelmer. for years
prominent IN the Wholesale liquor
business in Seattle. IL dead Saturday
at hospital, after a brief Illness.
He leaves two brothers. Simon and
Max. both In Seattle. The three
came here together from Texas IN
1890. Death came at S:15 O'Clock
Friday night
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Virginia State building dedicate

Virginia State building dedicated
at fair. San Francisco.
After two months OF eventful
voyage. Asama Maru arrived In
Victoria. Is. G.. from Kobe.
Mandamus writ issued by Judge
Morris OF supreme court to make
Inland Navigation Co. pay up for
state Insurance.
Four more slide victims at Britain.
MIA mine, y. c.. found.
Gov. RsIston Of Indiana testlfies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

Ia the Commercial league, on the
Bis rex alleys. the Firestone Tire
five defeated the Foster q Kieiser
bunch. 2s90 10 z4i6. Golden and
Geno. OF the winning team. bowled
high score Of 2f7 and high average
OF 1s4. respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-27

While engaged in putting out a
small fire In box cur at Occidental
ave. and Washington ~. Capt. w. -.
Thorne Of engine house No. 10 was
badly injured Friday night.