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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
fAlaeoINT NAV DROWNED

rf..Ial dispatch fa fHe TrfrTirarrlr
COLUMBUS. o. March 7.-Thomaa
N coleman. member Of tho Ohio
hospital Tor opileptce. AZ GauIpoIis.
whose home be- af FairpoInt refmont
county. fel' into a creek today and
va drowned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
fleet Proareaaea

PARIS. March Q. via London. March
.. 1880 a. m.-The French mjrfst.r
of marine tonight issued the foIIoy,.
Ing communication.
The operations Of tho .,.t,
French fleet against the DardapcIIc,
continued yesterday. A French JIyi.
sion under Rear Admiral gurprstt,.
operated in the Gulf of Sar0a s9aI,-,
the forts and tho Bulair lines. Tba
] r'nch battleship Sunron effectively
bombarded tho Sultan forf ana az
hattleehip Gaulois set nr0 ta fhr bar.
racks Of fort Napoleon. The ear-frgp-
evacuated the works
Do hgfiIgrrir E1urrf SERIOUSLY dam.
RE'd fn' bridge over TFr ErHHI -...r
From fh' report fH8t fHs French v,-.
HHIu E.uEtf bad damaged fH. H..r..
gtrr lNr river ha.at It would a..u. ..I
p. ''af 'N' fr.nr. I...f hH. been .HHr.
t'.nE Tar enough north IH F.. f...rI ID.
EHr.n t1 throw rr.'|H INFO ff. .t.....a
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
THE wEATHER

WAsHrNoToN, March 3.-Porsossts
Weatern Feunayivauia ana west vir.
Einfa-Cloudy rhuradav. rrIfav rafr 5.
snow.
ohio-Rain or snow Thursday auG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
QUARANTINE
MOST RIGID
BERKELEY. MORGAN. JEFFERSON
AND HAMPSHIRE COUNTIES
ARE ENTIRELY SHUT OFF
state and Federal inspectors Mark
Many Fine Cattle for Slaughter
XIII Animals In Martinsbura.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.

special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
MARTlNSBURG. W. Va. March g.
With the state establishment TODAY
ot strict quarantine in Berkeley
Jefferson. Morgan and Hampshire. The
Tour casternmOst counties OF West
virginia. by State Commissioner OF
Agriculture Howard T.. Williams. and
the commencement Of rigid investi-
cation by score of expert federal
and state veterinarians. the beginning
OF a vigorous campaign to arrest the
spread OF the foot and mouth disease
IN this entire section was begun. re-
ports from the adjoining counties Of
Clarke and Frederick, just across the
virginia line indicate that the cattle
disease has spread TO that section and
federal agents are now conducting a
rigid Investigation there Today sew
eral hundred head of cattle and swine
including many head OF valuable pedi-
gree stock were marked for slaughter
by the federal and state agents in
Berkeley county aud 10 is stated they
expect TO order the killing OF hundreds
Of other cattle and hogs
Quarantine Strict.
So strict is the quarantine estab-
A'A'A ~ snAdAf commissioner WIFE
iams that movement Of all cattle.
sheep and hogs from affected districts
Is prohibited along public highways
and no person. an animal or fowl OF
any kind - permitted 10 enter or
leave the premises. where the foot
and mouth disease prevails.
In MartinsburE. the city authorities
have ordered the immediate killing Of
any dog found on its owners prem
ises and cats and pigeons are ordered
confined or destroyed. The quaran-
tine will result in extended PARALYSIS
OF business in the agricultural sec.
tiOns throughout this part OF the state
and II is estimated that the loss NAV
reach several hundred thousand dol
lars. The government and state
agents are working swiftly and surely.
however. and hope to have the dis.
ease under control in a short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
SIX BODIES REMOVED FROM
MINE AND FOUR IDENTIFIED.
X 4 5 u Its OF EXPLOSION
MORE DISASTROUS FUR
THEIR INSIDE NINE.
Much Debris Encountered and
This With After-Damp Makes
Work Difficclt.

special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. March g.
That the list OF dead in the ill-fated
mine No. 3. OF the New River 4 Po.
cahontas Consolidated Coal Company
at Layland. early yesterday will reach
i25 now IL the belief OF state and fed.
eral mine inspectors who are direct.
ing the rescue work at the mine. ac-
cording to report received here late
tonight. Six dead bodies had been
removed from the mine this after
noon. -Four OF them have been iden-
tified as follows:
GEORGE BERcIc, slav, sinaIe.
JOHN kUSSEl, Russian, sinaIe.
JOHN SANDY, Italian, sinoIe.
CoSTAN koSTUckERPITZ, Russian,
married, large family.
Contrary TO previous reports, IL was
announced this afternoon that the
number hescued alive was only seven.
instead Of ten. These, the mine in
spectors have every reason 10 be
lieVe. constituted the living population
OF the death chamber. The others
we're either killed outright by the
blast or died from suffOcation or as
phyNiauon BY the deadly element
'@f'f'H ~ ~ HAA'l -AulLUs
More Disastrous.
The results Of the explosion appear
TO have been moro disastrous in the
rear OF the mine and the farther the
rescuers advance the greater become
the obstacles to be removed before
the bodies can be rescued. II will re.
quire several days. il is said. to pene.
trato the great piles OF debris which
shut of access 10 the entrance and
did not appear probable that any more
bodies would BE- recovered before to-
morrow.
Despite the cold, crowds OF anxious
relatives Of the entombed men crowd
cd about the mouth of the mine all
last night and today seeking 10 know
what had been the fate OF their loved
ones. As fast as the bodies were
brought TO the surface they were taxi
en- TO the temporary morgue which
was erected shortly after the expIo-
sion, and later the relatives were al
lowed TO attempt identification.
Abncy Cooper. colored porter who
tcontinusd on Page Tcn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-04
0MBARD M ENT
OF 0FDARDANELLES
ALLIED FLEET RESUMES ATTACK
MONDAY MORNING AND
SILENcES FORTS.
Latest Reports Indicate Fleet Has
Penetrated as Far as KAYAK.
Casualties Slight.

LONDON, March 4. 1925 a m
The admiralty late last night issued
the following report regarding the
bombardment OF the Turkish forts by
the Anglo French fleet:
The operations in the Dardanelles
were resumed at II O'Clock Monday
morning when the Triumph. Ocean
and Albion entered the straits and at
tackled Fort No 8 and the batteries at
White Clid. The FIRE was returned by
the forts and also by field guns and
howitzers.
An air reconnaissance made by
naval seaplanes in the evening
brought the report that several new
gun positions had been prepared by
the enemy but that no guns were
erected in them. The seaplanes also
located surface mines.
During Monday night a force OF
mine sweepers. covered by destroyers
swept within mile and a half OF
Cape Kephez. and their work. which
was carried out under fire. is reported
10 have been excellent. The casual
ties sustained during the day were
slight amounting to only six wounded
Four of the French battIeships op.
Grated on Dulair and bombarded the
batteries and communications.
The operations at the entrance Of
the straits. already reported. have re.
suited In the destruction of nineteen
guns, ranging from six 10 eleven
inches, eleven guns below six inches.
four Nordeufelt guns and two search
lights. The magazines OF Forts six
ana Three also have been demolished.
Forts silenced.
a further report received states
that on Tuesday the Canopus. swift
sure and CORVALLIS engaged Fort No
5. a heavy fre was opened on them
by Fort No. ?, together with field bat.
teries and howitzers. Fort No. o vas
damaged and ceased firing al $40 in
the afternoon, and although three
ships were hit the only casualty was
one man slightly wounded.
'Seaplane reconnaissance was i'm.
possible owing TO the weather. tbe
mine sweeping operations were con
unued throughout the DAY The ar.
tack progresses
The Russian cruiser Askold has
Joined the allied feet OF the Dard,-
nelles."
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Continued on Page rsn1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
Chef MINTYRE GIVES SOME INSIDE INFO
ABOUT THE RECENT BOXING BOUTS AT FRISCO
Chef Mcintyre, Tells
Facts About Frisco Bouts

from making n clean sweep was
the ringaide Judges. II is gener-
ally admitted by the sporting fra
ternity in San Francisco that our
boys hs.e reyolutionized amateur
boxing here and a great many fiat.
tering compliments have been paid
th~n by men who know.
have every hope OF making the
same showing In the national
championships. As far az the tai
ent In the Far West is concerned.
I don't consider we have any one
In our way.
We are training at the Olympic
club and by MAJ the boys win
all be In shape 10 put up the battle
OF their lives. Mr. Humphrey, pres
ident OF the club. has extended ms
every courtesy.
Gleason q Wonder
While we did not make a clean
sweep, consider IT just as much
OF a victory as II we had. as the
public admits that both Baird and
Wyard should have had the de-
cisions. The boys all boxed 20
true form except Gleason and he
was 100 per cent better than he
has ever shown before. He would
actually have astonished his most
ardent admirer He gave Williams.
the i25-pound pride OF the Olympic
club. the most artistic beating I
have ever seen handed out in
three rounds and not as much as
getting f,is own hair mussed.
Phelps performed In excellent
shape and might have been cham
pion IL be had not had TO meet two
tough men the same night. AS a
matter OF fact, all OF our boys, with
the exception OF Sontag. who won
By default, boxed twice the first
night. and we were the only ones
IN the tournament who were asked
TO do H.
Runehey was by far the class in
both wrestling championships.
| am more than satisfied with
the showing OF our boys and have
every hope that we will do as well
in the national championships.
Here's hoping. with best regards.
CHEF MCINTYRE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
UNITED STATES
INTENDED TO BUY
INTERNED SHIPS
By Gibson Gardner

WASHINGTON. May Merely
IN the interest OF cold. unbiased.
abstract truth, II should be stated
Il have II from a cabinet officer
and assume II 10 be a fact--that II
was the intention to purchase some
OF the informed German ships II the
ship-purchase bill had become n
law.
There we're approximately 436
such ships in the Atlantic ports OF
North and South America.
Some OF these are passenger lin
ers, but the more valuable ones for
purposes Of commerce sre freight.
ers.
The president believed, and his
cabinet agreed. that II would be
possible TO make selections from
these and at least TO use the ships
In trade between the United States
and South America. where they be-
lieved no question OF violated neu-
trality would arise. For European
trace. II was hoped neutral ships
might be purchased and OF FRS In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
FEDS TO PUT UP SCRAP FOR FIELDER KAUFF-
WITH ID HITS CHAMPS WIN BY NARROW EDGE
Champs Hit Ball Freely
But Win by Narrow Margin

Altho the Vancouver Champs
piled up IL hIngies Off OF Al Bonner
Sesterday afternoon. while the
Giants were weak with the willow
and landed on Ben Hunt safely but
four times. the Giant support was
such that the visitors had a real
piece OF work cut out for them In
winning the game by a score OF J
TO ?
Seattle got or on the wrong foot
from an extremely rare. not 10 say
raw. decision from Jumps Casey
when he called Papa safe at first
!. ON Raymond's throw 10 Beatty.
.hsn the latter had the runner by
a city block. This hlunder on
Casey's part gave the Champs the
first. and. as II turned out. the win
ming run. as Papa got to third and
scored on the throw-in OF Moore $
rs to the right garden.
Things went along nip and tuck
until the fifth frame, when the
Giants tied the score Hunt walk
ed Barth. and kippert and Rowcock
forced Barth az third. cadman
drove out hot single. and kippert
beat the return of the pin by q
gnat's hair at the plate.
The visitors took the lead again
In the next frame, when Papa sin.
rled and scored on Drinkers double,
but again Seattle tied the score
RAYMOND singled and stole second.
and scored on Barth's beautiful
bingle for two bases.
In the last four innings the
Champs simply slaughtered Bon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
MANY FISHERMEN
Are ON JOB TODAY

There was n general hegira OF
fishermen from Seattle last night
and this morning. and, with the
opening OF the trout season today
hundreds OF anglers are whipping
the trout-laden streams In Western
Washington.
All day yesterday the office OF
Henry Ref, game warden, was be-
sleged by Waltons demanding II.
censes. and DE figures that three
times as many licenses have al.
ready been issued az at this time
last season.
Weather and water conditions
are suspicious for the seasons
opening. as reports from various
fishing centers say the water is low
and clear and the trout are hungry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
west SEATTLE AND
LINCOLN Beat EN-


In n hard-fought pitchers battle
the Lincoln High team evened up
the series score with the Franklin
team yesterday afternoon. shutting
out the Rainier Valley boys. J 70 o.
Mckinley for Lincoln was there
with his swift ones with the hop
and but two Franklin men we've
able 10 connect with them. Lincoln
landed on Quigley for too bingles
In the fourth that were good for
two runs.
In the other high school game
West Seattle took the Ballard
team into camp by score OF to 2.
Waller. the West Seattle side.
wheeler. pitched remarkable
game. tanning 81 men in the nine
innings. making strikeout record.
Merrill. who went on the hill for
Ballard. was replaced by Sher-
iff. who put up a splendid article
for the remainder OF the gsme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01

That the athletes OF the North.
vest aad particularly those Of the
Seattle Athletic club were gypped
good and proper at the recent Far
Western championship events "a
the San Francisco exposition Is
clearly indicated In the report OF
those events 20 tho clrb by Chef
Mcintyre, =. A. G. boxing IN.
structor. who ~ now In San Fran.
cisco with his stable Of boxers.
awaiting the National champion.
ship bouts.
Mclntyre's report follows:
San Francisco. Apr. 20. 1915.
Athletic Committee. s. A. C.. Seattle.
Gentlemen: Now that the smoke
from the Far Western champion
SHIPS has sort OF cleared away and
my own temper has settled back 10
It's normal state. will endeavor to
report 20 you what took place.
! may say here that while the
boxing was handled In a very high
handed way by the judges and ref.
cree and some very unjust de.
flhlDHh were Hhnu'u Out 10 NlbitDfn,
do not believe II was approved
OF by the association. sltho they.
OF course. stood by the officials as
much as possible.
Poorly Managed
The whole affair was very poor.
ly managed; there seemed 10 be
some friction among the commit.
tees IN charge and for that reason
no publicity was given the meet.
Amateur rules were not enforced
In any sense OF the word. except
that they boxed three rounds and
an extra one when called for.
The boys were allowed TO fight
az all times in and out Of clinches.
although they we're instructed by
Referee Welsh to break clean at
his order. This style. however. did
not handicap our boys as much as
I thought IL would. Our style OF
boxing seemed TO bewilder the OPP
posing boxer. The boys all had
their straight lefts working TO per.
lection, and In every case kept
stabblng their opponent in the face
until he forgot all about infighting.
The only thing that Kept Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
SPORT NOTES
CUT TO CORE

Racquet wieiders from Lincoln
and West Seattle high schools will
start the inter-city tennis matches
OF the season at the Belvidere
courts tomorrow morning.
vancluse won the 900 pound
stake race for 3-year-old fillies over
the Rowley mile course at New
market. Eng, yesterday. The odds
we're s 10 against the winner. Sill
yer Tag was second. Fifteen
horses started.
"pine" Bodle, center fielder u
the San Francisco Seals. and Pitch
or Reisigl were indefinitely gus
pended yesterday for being out OF
condition and unable TO play.
Pat Callahan, recently released
by the Portland club TO the Spo-
kane Indians. has refused 10 report
To Spokane and viii do a Homernn
Baker stunt at his home in Che
halls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
ALLEN TAKES LEAD
IN BOWLING GAMES

Some good scores were developed
last night In the singles and
doubles Of the potlntch bowling
tournament at the Imperial alleys
Allen took the lead from Peacock
Ia the singlcs with a score OF ss7
and he also tied the high score OF
21a for a single game.
The doubles resulted 40 follows:
Johnson and Wetmore. 1916: Allen
and Koch. i.i20: Kline and Dobh.
1921. and Galbralth and Harris.
t.0sf
The singles resulted as follows.
Tor three games each:
Harris. $50. Galhraith. 502: John.
sen. $40. Allen. 6a7. Dobb, $50.
Kline. $50; Perry. 5s3, Koch. 55f.
Boston. b64.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
SP6RTfNe4 ~
ONCE LOVERS -

lucky enough TO set in the rims
with Freddie Welsh for a t5-round
battle. The nattler recently met
Jimmy Fryer. Philadelphia vel
ter. n n so-round bout at Havana
and his stamina IL said 90 have
been wonderful. lie tore In aud
slammed and beat hls way through
IS rounds without once backing up
and had his opponent in n bad way
al the finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
Will
Fight for
Ben .Kduii

NE" YORK. May while
Federal league nsanstes gath.
cred here today 10 discuss the
nerve Of one John meoraw In
invading their domain and
pluesins Benny ksun from
Brooklyn. a report gradually
irioAled from o. q. quarters
that the smuggling outfielder Of
the Fecerals would soon return
across the bridge. The Nation.
AZ Commission. according 70
news today. 10 going 20 decide
mat Mecrs~ made n mistake
when he draped a Giant Uni.
form upon kavffs manly form
and that Benny must therefore
be returned to the Tlptops.
hcGraw and President Hcmp
stead Of the Giants sti.l insist tina
hey have good case. however
md hope to retain Kauff. Headed
~ President Gilmore. che mag
rates met at noon today 10 Ia,
'lans for a war OF retaliation n
'ase kauff Is not returned. On
more said II looked 10 him as tho
zone one in organized baseball haC
been caught off second in the Iega
eague, Being somewhat Of an ex
,ert on baseball as IL Is PLAYED IN
curt Gllmore's opinion is that tn,
'iants have not a chance TO gel
away with the KRuff play.
Ban Johnson VIII oppose the re
nstatement ~ Kauff He declared
hat. under the rules, the outfieldel
,ould not be reinstatcd for thres
fears after his application Is filed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
EASY TO IMAGINE
SUCH a HAPPENING

HSE doean't have to stretch his
Imagination very much TO
see Nelson beating Welsh.
providing bis old stamina Ia with
him. Freddie would certainly be a
discouraged young man before
many rounds had been covered
Welsh ia champion and must be
given credit. but he never saw the
time he could stay In the same ring
with tho BATTER travelling half as
good as he travelled when he was
wading through such men as Her.
rera, Britt. Corbett. cano'r. Han.
Ion. ilyiand. Cans aud that bunch
OF greats aud near.grcatA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CHIEFS IN TOWN

The 2sth annual sunday school
convention OF the Western Wash.
ington Sunday School association
will be held In the Christian church
at Mount Vernon. Wash. May 8. @
and 7. w. c. Pearce. international
superintendent OF the adult depart
ment. will he the principal speaker
and Instructor.
The Hatley -GllgIlen ladies' quar-
tet. gospel singers. will furnish
special music.
Special railroad rates OF one and
one.thlrd fares will be made by all
railroads.
Pearce will speak In the First
Methodist church Sunday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
THOSE CUT Loose
ARE GOING GOOD

NEORE players whom managers
NI have labeled n O." and let
Ava go have done the come back
stunt this year than ever before.
D.cannlerc. Tiger pitcher. Is the
most remarkable Of these Dec
was handed the hook nv the Sca.s
and Hap HOGAN grabbed rim. lie
il nos pitching the best ball 81 any
OF Hnps staff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
aurnI1ax IrAGi-E RE.IIr.

At washington =. PHILADELPHIA !
~ Chicago 4 Detroit
Cleveland 81 Louis game postponed
cold weather
ScW York. Boston game posfponsf. rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01

ner'a offerings. but the hits were
so scattered that they failed TO have
any effect. further than the bring
ing in of the winning run In the
seventh. when Coleman singled. ad'
vanced on Gislason's hunt and ad
vaneed again on Brottem's ground
er. and scored on Pappa's drive.
Tho same teams will tangle again
this afternoon at O'Clock.
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
TACOMA SHUTS OUT
ABERDEEN fELINES

TACOMA. May In one OF the
fastest games OF the league season
80 far. 10. McGinni,y allowed but
three scattered hits yesterday aft.
ernoon. while the Tigers connected
SIX times with concannon'a deliy-
cry. At that. there vas no scoring
until the last half OF the ninth.
when Stoke made AN lnfield hit
which scored the winning run for
Tacoma, Aberdeen was shut out.
to o.
Aberdeen o o o o 90 o o. 0
Tacoma 49,. O o o o 20 0 l. /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01

Midget athletes of the Broad.
way, Franklin. Queen Anne and
Lincoln high schools will enter the
city school race this year. OFrank.
lin and Broadway will have dual
meet May Is. following the Queen
Anne-Lincoln meet. May s. On
May % all OF the team will meet
The games will be run off in the
mornings at Lincoln park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
RIVERS BEATS DAVIS

Rivers ran out over Davis In 70
innings in the city championship
billiard tournament at Brown a
Hulen's last night. Rivers took a
long lead at the start. and 1t looked
like curtains for Davis until NJ
Jumped from behind and tied at II.
Davis could not keep up the pace,
however. and Rivers finished MS
string with an easy lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
NEW YORK WORLD
OOOSTs BANCROFT

TT ERE'S the neat little puff ,he
New York World gives Dave
Bancroft. forme~ Portland.
err: In bancroft the Phlllies have
one OF the biz finds of the war.
lie fields beautifully and hlts like
he meant Il and Is about the fast.
est little fellow that has Ekiddoi
about our sacks for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01

After scoring a single In his first
shot OF the S0th inning Of his match
with De Orc at the worlds billiard
tournament, In Chicago, John Daily
had five-cushion natural left to
make the winning count. which put
him in a tie for first place in the
worlds three-cushion championship.
DAILY hit the red ball trifle full TO
get as far away as possible from
kiss. His ball went around the
cushions perfectly for the count.
Diagram above shows how the shot
was made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01

EARLY lead GIVES
GAME TO INDIANS
Y HAYBEE SMITH

VICTORIA May The Spo.
kane Indians got away with n lead
OF three IN the first inning with the
Maple Leafs yesterday. and were
never headed Several times the
Leafs took a squirt with the blud.
geon. but Arlett always frightened
np. and won his game easily. 10 8
The contest vas loosely played by
both teams.
spokane $500 020 o. .
Victoria o.. 90 i0i 2O4 o. s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
VISIT MANUFACTURERS

The student body of the Y. NJ. C.
A. commercial school Friday after
noon visited the accounting offices
Of the Red Cedar Single Manufae.
turers' Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
THINKS CAT WOULD
BEAT FRED WELSH

MO LESS an expert than Frank
IN q. Menke picks Battling
Nelson 10 win the liEh,.
weight championship II he n ever