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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-08
Press Comment
Plain Talk About Roosevelt.
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(Pasco Progress.)
Not content with boiling the Repub
lican party and leading several mill
ions of misguided but enthusiastic
citizens into following his banner in
the Bull Moose column, Theodore
Roosevelt now coOlly deserts his fol
lowers when it has become evident to
him that the Progressive party is po-
litically defunct. Mr.. Roosevelt did
not have even the good grace to at
tend the Progressive party conven
ton at Chicago last week. He passes
up like white chip the party of his
own creation and refers to his loyal
est boosters as 'my lunatic friends"
Personally we think the designation
we'll applied-although it lily be-
comes r. r. to make the application
for any one who was at all familiar
with the record of Teddy Roosevelt
either in political or private life and
who expected him to display consist
ent loyalty to his friends or to place
principle above expediency, may, in
our humble opinion, not altogether
unfairly be placed in the category of
lunatics. Mr.. Roosevelt has double
crossed every individual and every
group of men with whom he has ever
been associated politically. He has
run with the 'hares and hunted with
the hounds. He has publicly branded
men as wealthy malefactors" and
then privately solicited them for
campaign funds. He is the biggest
fraud and charlatan in American
public life today. His cold-blooded
desertion of his Bull Moose followers
is the browning act Of infamy in a
long career marked by stiffness,
treachery and gross ingratitude. 1t
is the very meanest form of treach-
cry, the cowardly treachery of gen.
eral who blunders his army into a
trap and then fees to save his own
skin while his soldiers are being
slaughtered.
There is an ancient adage that traits
desert a sinking ship" And when
the Progressives barque approached
the lea shore Roosevelt himself was
the first rodent to stink down the
hauser hole.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-08
HulOa to Ole.
MAYNIE TO STEVE.

Listen, kid. I'm good and sore;
Say we beat it off the floor.
These here danes from Lake Shore
Drive
Gets my goat. Let's do a dive.
If the hens stick round an snoop,
Me for some place in the Loop,
| can't dance Y. M. c. A.;
Lead me to a cabaray.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-08
Judge p. F.. Wright of Shelton, tn

Judge D. F.. Wright of Shelton, the
new superior court Judge for this
district. to whom the retiring official.
Judge C. r. Claypool, administered
the oath of Office in Shelton, New
Years eve, took up his official duties
here last Monday. Judge Claypool
expects to practice law in Seattle, but
will not move his family from Olym-
pia until spring.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-08
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-08

The cross-circuiting of the Western
Union clock wires by an electric
mower line at exactly s o'clock New
Years eve put every Western Union
clock in the city out of business tenn
porarily.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-08

The value of Olympia's building
permits for the year 1914 exceeded
those of 1913 by $1O3,015. new
buildings, additions and repairs
amounting to $1S7,S93 for 1914 az
compared with only $S4,77S for the
previous year. 1t is expected that
1915 will make a still better showing
with a $125,O0O hotel already in
prospect.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-08

Kegley Bros. of this county pulled
down some fancy prizes at the Taco
ma poultry show last week, winning
10 prizes on their Barred Plymouth
Rock entries and also awards on their
Emden geese.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-08

Ira n. Define, poultry fancier
added still further to his laurels
when he brought back nine prizes
from the Tacoma poultry show last
week, including three firsts, two sec
onds, two thirds and two fourths
One first was on the Ancona cock
and championship on the same fowl
II. c. Rooms of Tacoma, grand
chancellor, was the guest of honor at
the local knights of Pythias lodge at
it's regular meeting Wednesday even
ing of this week, when, in addition to
the installation of officers, the
knights enjoyed special entertain
ment and partook of an oyster sup
per.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-08
Postal Life Insurance Company
(Nt.R MALONE putsprtu)
GMny:!!ye Nassau ,uee ny 0eD

June 2S is to be OLYMPIC Day
at the Panama-Pacific exposition at
San Francisco. according to an an
nouncement made this week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-08
THE DANCE CENSORSHIP.
By Ed Mcintyre.

(The society ladies of Lake Shore
drive and Sheridan road, Chicago,
have intruded into the municipal
dancing halls of that city and insist
upon chaperoning the dancers and
censoring the dances. The young
WON who attend the dances resent
the interference.-News note.)
Yetta to Ignatz.
Eegnatz, in dot hesitation,
Hold me loose--like some relation;
Eff dee choperone COTS mad
Dot veel mex me feel so bad.
Dye! l got it such feelink
Dot it makes my head 60 reelink
Mrs. Potter Ealmerstein
Veel not like dot dip of mine.
Flametta to Tonic.
Joost-a wait-a one-a minute-a, Tonic.
Dees-a hug-a me tight-a beez-a, he
no go.
gotta for you-a joost-a leet-a tip
Dees-a-what-a you call-a?-lame-a
duck an dip
You gotta cot out-a, queek. You
mak-a me sore;
Nobody dance-a des-a way no more.
Hesitaish? All, dat's-a rot,
You gotta do-a da fox-a-trot
An jump-a, pump-a, bump-a round
"a floor.
HulOa to Ole.
Az know all dose ladies' faces;
Ay bane maid at lots O. places.
Az skall tall you, Ole Jensen,
Ven dee do deer Tango densen
Dee don't kaar hoe tight men hold
No Won ever came to scold 'em.
Ven de go away from haar
We will dense da grizzly baar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
Reaches Barrett Will Start Drive TomorU
Saturday Football
COI.I.H0H GAMES.

HsrSas,fs ". 4 A' c. ann =, East
Olive, VS.. kalamazoo college a,
Ypsiianu Normal W. Kalamazoo
Normal mt Kalamazoo.
Hillsdale W.. Albion at Albion.
HIGH SCHOOL GAMES.
Detroit Central W. Saginaw East
Detroit University school Va. Gull
yer Academy. ut Culver, Ind.
Ann Arbor w. Detroit Eastern. mt
Detroit Western VI. Detroit Case
Grand Haven vs.. Ailsgan. at Allie
Albion ". Bstsis Creek. at Battle
Alma W. Aipena. at Aipena
Bay City Eastern Va. Pontiac. at
MidIsnd VS.. Bay City Western. at
South Haven W. powasiac. at
G Tossdo wait. Va. GRAND Rapid.
Grand Rapids Union w. Holland. at
Owosso W. Ionia. at Ionia.
Flint w. jackson. at Jackson.
Lansing vs. Saginaw Arthur Hin.
Hart ". shelby. at Shelby:
Cadillac VS.. Traverse City. at
Traverse City.
Ohio State vs. Indiana. at Column
Purdue W. Iowa. at Lafayette.
Chicago vs.. Haskell. at Chicago.
Nebraska vs. Nebraska wcs.. at
Northwestern VS.. Missouri. at
Evans
Butler va. DePauw. at Indianapolis.
Franklin vs.. Earlham. at Franklin.
North Dakota Aggies vs.. N. u. T..
oheriin W. wectern Reserve. at
Oberiin.
Akron VS.. Ohio Northern At Akron.
Kansas vs.. Washburn. at Law
oregon VS.. Washington. at Port
Wabash ,u., y:, N. w. college. at
CHAMPIONSHIPS r.-
Princeton W. Harvard. At Prince
Yale vs. Brown, a. New Haven.
Pitt VS.. w. q j.. mt Pittsburgh.
Army vs.. Notre Dame. at West
Point.
Navy VS.. Bucknsil, at Annapolis
Dartmouth vs.. Pennsylvania. at
Colgate VS.. Clarkson. at Hamilton.
SuNdOltis NJ
r. & NJ. VS.. Haverford, at Iancas-
ter
Holy Cross VS.. Carlisle. at worces-
ter.
Lafayette w. Swarthmors. at la
fayette.
Springfield vs.. Amherst, at Spring
heid
Syracuse VS.. Mt. Union. at SYRIA
cuse.
Trinity VS. Tufts. at Hartford
Vermont VS.. New Hampshire, Al
Bur1in pton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
EVERETT
GAME OFF
Buffalo Gets Date That
Central Was
Seeking -

BOSTON, Nov. Sat a meeting
OF the executive committee OF the
Everett high school field corpora
ton this week. II was decided to
ACCEPT a challenge sent by Lafay-
cite high school OF Buffalo. Il was
also voted to accept the condition
placed by Waltham on the prospec-
tive Waltham-Everett game on Nov.
q, that both teams must win oil Of
their games until Nov. IS.
Thet principal object OF the meet
Ing WAS to decide upon the accept
ance of several Of the challenges
from western high schools. I4afay-
cite was decided upon mainly TO
accept from that school return OF
the courtesies extended to them on
the occasion Of their visit here two
years ago.
Oak Park high OF Chicago was
not considered. inasmuch as their
new athletic field Is not yet com
pleted and they arc not prepared
to receive company. Detroit Cen
trail high was eliminated from the
probabilities, and no post.season
games will be played with that
team.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
CORNELL
IS HERE
Big Red Team Arrives
and is Whirled to
Country Club

Accompanied by Touchdown
the bear mascot. the Cornell footb ball
team. two dozen strong, rolled into
the Michigan Central depot this
morning and scrambled for the por.
tlon OF that structure devoted to
wheat cakes and ham and" After
breakfast, the team and Coach
Sharpe clambered into waiting auto
mobiles and were whirled to the
Country club, where they will spend
the day and night. There will be a
light workout this afternoon. design
ed to timber up such muscles. as
grew stiff during the long ride. The
team stood the ride well. and arriv-
ed In top notch condition. Coach
Sharpe said this morning that he
would start his veteran lineup
against Michigan tomorrow. Cornell
has had fewer injuries this year
than before. and the hospital list
has interfered not at all with the
seasons play.
Sharpe can't be convinced that
Michigan is really as weak as he
saw the Yostmen last Saturday.
when he took in the Syracuse game.
The Big Red team has been given
a harder workout this week than at
any time this season. excepting pos
sibly just before the Harvard game,
when the coach whipped them into
top speed. The biggest topic of Cos
sip around the team this morning
was O punt made by Captain Barrett
this week Charley booted the oval
just So Yards. which Is about four
times "a far as Benton averaged In
the NJ A. c. game. Cornell will re-
main at the Country club until to-
morrow morning. when quick run
TO Ann Arbor viii be made. The
business stan with the fasteners IL
bivoUacked at the statler hotel to-
day.
The Cornell team so far this year
has scored 1S9 points 10 opponents
10 points. Captain Barrett leads In
scoring, having made 10 touchdowns.
So far this season the Cornell team
has not been called upon to use
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
BOB ZUPPKE TO
SEE CORNELL GAME

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Nov Bob
Zuppke plans to take vacation Sat
urday; that is. he hopes to see Q
football game which won't use up
hts nervous energy. So he will jour
ney to Ann Arbor to see Cornell
battle Michigan. He figures he may
zee something worth while which
might be adapted for the remaining
contests OF the Illini.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05


e As.y s. gd s.n to- Bo
~ csa.n play. p.nnss the following Thursday
ISE u x The Normal Schools Horn In.
:ssls thai
ss Ss.s'
~ ss's orr 81: a:
sa e s1 S1ss .s sSoss'n:e present ar. playing
@ s: s e ssiss X. " s. A.
:i .ia.n.m q g to since Coach
;.s d = rsssr 81: NIB +,
80 . ass: 70 sssv s0@oITsS: ~. i happen.
y Sd Ys ssSpd = defeat on ADRIAN and 'a the
8 ~ -. y sssa 'sss
-. eei.ss.. | quartet is 's
~ ~ Albion up title.
80 .s..s circles: D:t,s. Central win to
- drai As only school left in the state race Win
g., 60 Es.ls.oa vi pay 4 Racine. Wis. No other
team this Ii D sss s and n hs Culver ssnIU at
which has BEEN ss.s as for .o @aos
rteal Connie Maek's Stun
2Dx Fl 1S1kg Connie Aacks stun Philadelphia way.
building sSa Of Champions Ss.s o% ss
.S s.asl Of Ss1 Athletic &c, d fes
1ss dnrt1&ne b1seeaM summer THE team
out nom S.nln a. aa' and sere ss in
@issg.ns showing this year has been really much of
= the spirit Of the nas ays. a OT se s as being e
lock - ether things Now the ocia explanation
pn;:A . ss :A.t D.ss:ss s.ld
the cosshing combination Penney after George
ssaav = |. bad just then William. called
@ - - they losing The another
=: s.ss sy "a but
snn:s a'ess ssth's s
- = 'S1f 1n He , told Id, the
- s S a e develop and then to build
= , yss e. l;s :: told Il. critic:
70 y. s.s e S, .ad the It's
and a ne Now nai he S SseR a
re osorss B,oons an s.cslen: developer
4 esasA q guards and tackles assistant '" '"' 10
s season started Williams quoted as saying that he
% wso nss n He hasn't Sn yet made his
&1st WIN happen to the ouakers fall '''
een Mike M f murphy coaches ss s,.a asvs
in training DISCIPLINE h ea sD
.o S,e ise tina. Tn through almost all penny
seHn SS 1rss nna Of the the frs. 20 but
va known football needed m 49,.
NJ schedule makers surely
ctate Navy Pittsburgh Lafayette Dartmouth Michg.n
me way the hna games consecutyeIy Thara a. al
Scnsouie IN the country, barring possibly Harvards NV
The Granddads Of Football
Pes Just Harvard mno are ps ns sandSaSs Of football
s so s the n .aoo; TIA. TOOK
All the rest are Youngsters these old
net interest you to know that Rutgers up football
Hcoo fmoeton, to T. the FIRST
A1d that Tus took football and licked Harvspd
1Q@ TINT same yearand hasn't been do IL since
AutS Racers Stick to Their Gait
no gG speedway longer series NJ snur,s "a
a4out the oval The tenAcity which the spead
nGniff hxoa~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
d. u. S. LEAVES FOR
CULVER BATH E

The Detroit University school foot
ball team left at noon today for Cul-
yer. Ind. where the. Elmwood-ave.
boys will meet the Culver Military
school eleven tomorrow. Culver is
credited with a strong team, but the
Detroiters insist that they can whip
their weight in wildcats this year.
Lsith's chances to put across a vic
tory are frightened by the fact that
Whitmarsh, Dugen and Zimmerman.
post graduates, arc eligible for this
game. a victory for d. u. s. will
cinch q splendid schedule for this
school another year and mark its
return to top prep school circles.
cieary Cancels on v. Of D.
Cleary college has Cancelled Sat
urday's game with the University
Of Detroit, and the Jefferson-ave.
school Is stranded without a game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
In Other Years

more thar one-third of its plays and
in games played has only attempted
about six or seven forward passes,
these being the very simplest-the
more intricate ones that are count
ed upon to do the most good have
not as yet been needed. In practice
this week the team has had no
trouble at all in rushing the ball
half the length of the field against
the scrubs, who have seldom been
able 10 hold them from making a
touchdown.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05

Here's fhs isesss sssMbsr cffbs odd
fine an,my- pfpess" club. h,s hns
bteoess Of John y. Bach. f0i yesrs
old. of Newark, ~. He hes been .
pipe smoker or 80 years Mr. Bach.
who enjoys IRE s0rohes every dsy.
ffves fhis ides of knf me- Smoke
an you want. esf ell yoo want. sleep
eli you want - and don Q vorryf"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
AGGJES READY
FOR LAST GAME

EAST LANSING. Mich. Nov. s.
The Michigan Aggies will complete
their season tomorrow. when they
play the Marquette university squad.
ron from Milwaukee. Maoklln In.
tends to use his regular lineup. The
Farmers have been driven hard all
week. and hope 10 pile up a heavy
score over the visitors. 10 atone a
bit from last Saturdays sci back.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05

*

All y. . @. ssesnen sDsrsss u.1ss
Ceetra1 Standard TJ0e. go
1eists south and east--Daiiy 1916 3.
N. Fare TO Cleveland. t23S; Pitts.
burgh. $3.50.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. Sp.
m. Fare $3.50 one way. $3.50 round
trip.
Ter wsckinae Island sd Wsy
Perts-Mondays. $40 y. m. Fridays.
$50 q. m.
Week-esa enesrsisn Every sstur-
1ay--Cleveland. $3.50. round trip Tor
transportation, returningOin time for
br siness Monday.
ststeresa -AsesansAstsou--U
berth. ri lower berth. $3.50; whois
TICKET OFFICES = THiSs Ave.
wharf. 1S7 Woodward Ave. (MaJestis
Diae.s % Fort -. West
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
League Meetings.

The monthly meeting OF the league
will be held Friday night 81 Moose
temple at z o'clock All delegates are
requested TO attend.
The Referee association held IT.
monthly netting last nigh' at No rs
Wood ward- ave George Miller preSid-
ing. and supported by u r stark.
Millman. Hundav. Daims. Baiitngafi,
Sweyer and 7 T Barlow. secretary
protein. Business was chiefly 90 give
new candidates advice and instruc-
tion regarding tho game by such au-
thorities as J. r stark and w. Miller.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
''|lEI'!'5!|| (l|!k!['

= n ~ for gaing test came his way with
AllAmerican half back VINO Is excepuonal only
49, runapg although valuable other respects
yesr a6 ~ Inexperienced fuback Of promise. he must
~ N eleven hoped aboard ball on Ferry
SntS9 Ss OF Yos IL helpless There are nurner
do by but he has TO do IT,
~ odjocre to win is by long shots and his
a Q night against odds
this thing but that
a Ychiran % say Cornell will simply have to honk
The Red will get bat
NrH after 1t has gotten well
win have pulled as remarkable comeback " sd history
s3srnyr been tough Michigan beat,
hgvo times. and the Wolverines have won but
season. and only once-in "a
Cornell has scored 2s5 points against
that ns game In 49, and Michigan has but 80 points
ssbretaL
This the big Red but
played home unless the Washington and Lee
- So termed and Michigan all
Of Michigan the trip west made out OF
$3.50 Cornell out here last year.
1pan q the Cornell cannot
nnficnal ehampoushp They they to. Both
oDsn Cornell Pennsy the following Thursday but
xEoe1y about that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05

Nationals vs. Caledonia. Garvey's
park, gao D. m. Referee-Daines.
ST George VS.. Rovers. West End
park. 1915 n. IN. Referee-Barlow.
All Scots VS.. Bucks. Maloney's
park. IL a. m. Referee erguson-
Packard VS.. Beaudetto T.. Packard
park. 1918 a m. Referee-Miliar.
Roses VS.. Thistle. Ferry Field,
10 Ia. Referee-Millman.
Jefferson. 1915. Referee-Dfaper.
Rising Star vs.. wyandotte, 1918.
Referee-Hundey.
Cricketers VS.. Wolverines. Ferry
Field. l0l5. Referee-Sawyer.
ST. Clair VS.. Detroit. Houghton
French Field, 1915. Referee-Bal-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05

e4 o. speedway T. longer series OF spurts and
A4out the oval The tenAcfty with which the speed
= tSsr top sait THROUGHOUT entire is amas.
Uoeter miles an hour Tberesf,sp &c, T ~
~ 80 ground OF. the gait maintained At n notch
mf1e a hour. according observations made a.,
E6G< 49, - ssntnsnt When Robert Ward lived N.
rD<kDn ooou % play Sunday The rule cost
~ 1nqkkG q ~ team will remain In the family
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
Michigan Soccer
BY J. T. BARLOW.
STANDING.
FIRST DIvkSION.

pearance.
Receive two points fror, Bucks.
iReceive two points from Beau
dettes.
fForfeit two points for playing
Ineligible player.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05

p. 4. b cold every
sOhsrs IN foppy red
bags. Sc, tidy red
fins. lOes hsNdsoms
possd Gad keif-
pound fie ku1,idors
-osd-shsf classy
eryssei- sisss sosed
h smidOv s1ifh fks
sporgs- moisfsnss
top fhsf hssps "a.
bang ~.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-04-02
SENATOR |.
WHINTEY WATKINS
Returns to Republican Party and
Advises HIS Bull Moose Friends
To do Likewise.

Returns to Republican Party and
Advises HIS Bull Moose Friends
To do Likewise.
Hon. L. Whitney Watkins, candidate
of the Bull Moose party for governor in
1912, and recognized leader of the
party, has announced that hereafter he
will be found in the Republican ranks
and advises his friends to follow his
example. In a formal statement issued
on Tuesday he says
Il shall vote the Republican ticket
April 5 and shall henceforth be found
in the ranks of the Republican party.
l need scarcely add that the fact that
cannot support the splendid friends and
former associates who have accepted
nominations on the Progressive ticket
this spring, gives me great sorrow.
These men must realize, believe. that
they cannot be elected and simply are
Offering themselves rs candidates in the
effort to maintain the party organiza-
ton. do not agree with them that,
as things stand today, such action is for
the best interests of the state and ma
ton.
81 have received hundreds Of letters
from citizens who supported the Pro-
gressive party in 1919 who asked me
what l advise them to do and what l
am going to do. l know from thes Q
letters that many voters feel as now
feel, that the Progressive party l., no
longer a potent factor for good. but
that many feel they will be scoffed ut
rs cutters if they do what they believe
Is best under existing conditions.
FRANK STA EMENT TO PRoGRESSIvES.
'Appreciating as l always will, the
honor of the cou fidence expressed for
me in the votes OF $4,000 Independent
citizens of Michigan in 1912, felt that
l should repay this confidence now with
a perfectly frank statement of my posi-
tio1.
1.-The manufacturers and other bust
ness interests, tie farmers and the men
who must labor to support themselves
r. I'D their families must be relieved from
Democratic Encouragement of the
country's affairs. No such humiliatiI &
aud disastrous tampering with our
government has been seen under ,ny
recent administration. Higher cost Of
living, higher and still higher taxes
without reason, extravagances such rs
has never even been thought of by the
worst administrations we have known
before, depleted treasury and dilly.
dallying diplomatic policy which has
almost caused us to be ashamed of our.
selves before the world, are things that
combine to make IL imperative that the
great majority of American citizens.
previously Republicans, again unite TO
meet the common enemy.
"Many lelieve as believe that Il Q
Progressive party, called into existence
to fight the dishonest and arbitrary
faction which held the Republican party
ia it's grip, has accomplished its whole
purpose in forcing that party to pro-