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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
BelI's Drop Is Weak.

rerH's first chance came directly after
the start OF the game. when Bell took
a nee catch of smiths punt and tried
A drop kick from his own AZ yard line.
The effort was pun and the ball went
only about ten yards. a good kicker
might have made that sure. but at any
rate II looked like bad Judgment fo-
The men not 10 try at least n line play.
Two other kicks went askew and Penn
dropped an opportunity for a touchdown
wen Williams sent a forward pass over
Nirh.giu's goal line. The ball was in
tended FOR Hopkins, but Maulbetsch IN
ter epted II.
There We're no snake dances or any
,h!ls That resemhled them when the ref
erce's whistle announced that the game
We. finished. with the ball on NichiCan's
% ya.i line, although 1t was a negative
VO9.N FOR each team, in view of their
PF'r records. Outside of the missed OPP
p,.,un.'ics there We're many rough edges
which should not AVE shown up in high
ctss football at this stage OF the game,
IN spit" of the fact that the weather
va warm Il clear and the ground
hari, there were more fumhles than
would be seen ordinarily in spring prac-
tee, but none OF them proved costly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

Score-Michigan. o.: Pennsylvania, o.
Observation-Disclosures: Miller for VIII
Jams, Williams for Miller. Harris for
He'll, Hawiey for Hopkins, Clothier for
! U~rquhsrt: Michigan: Raymond for smith
smith for Raymond. Whaien I91 s'Ia.Z.
pire-Dav Fuitz, Brown. Linesman-J' C.
Holderness. Lehigh. Field 3udss-W,
Eckersali, Chicago. Time OF per'oos-s
minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
MICHIGAN'S FINAL
GAME Is SCORELESS
TIE WITH PENN
Neither Team Makes Good Use
Of It's Opportunities to
Gain Victory.
PENN LACKS \ KICKER
TO MAKE FIELD GOALS

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1S.-Michigan
and Pennsylvania played their annual
rams to-day at Franklin Field TO n
soreless tie. About $4,000 saw the
struggle and the outcome was somewhat
o, a disappointment to all. The cohorts
OF the Red and Blue were dissatisfied
because they looked for a victory to
raise the hopes Of the team for the
coming Cornell tussle the Wolverine
.ontlngent did o fancy the outcome
,ecause a victory would have made at
least Ole brilliant spot in their eason
Of disastrous gloom and the neutral on
lockers did not like the scoreless termi-
nation, for 1t was the result OF poor foot
ball.
Yost's team had knowledge OF football
but no power to defend or assault. ac-
counting FOR its inability to tally In It's
two chances Penn had the power. both
offensive and defensive. but lacked
knowledge OF the game and a good
kicker. The Red and Blue had -four
caanoes TO score and tossed them all
to the winds. This in the face of the
fact that it was red letter day here.
rs to-day marked the anniversary of the
day somewhat more than a century and
a half ago when Benjamin Franklin's
foundation, the Charity School. grew
into what is now the University Of
Pennsylvania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
FRANK JAMES OF
BANDIT FAME IS
DEAD, AGED IA

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo. Feb
1s.-Frank James. last save one nj
the Inmes-Younger bandit rang
died here late yesterday at the. age
OF ~ years. Cole Younger. Lees
summit. Mo, alone remains alive
OF the band which during the late
sos terrorIzed the people OF n
dozen states.
Frank James. with his better
known brother Jesse. was mem.
Der OF Qusntrell's guerillas during
the Civil war Later they turned
avowed highwaymen. 4 long list
of thrilling raids in which immense
sums we're realized are laid to their
credit.
After the assassination of faaae
by another bandit. Frank .Ihmca
surrendered The state never sue
ceeded In convicting him. and for
20 years he has lived quietly with
his mother and wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
NJ ARDLE BILLS ARE PASSED
OVER VETO OF GOV. LISTER

OLYMPIA. Feb. BY vote
OF - TO 10. the senate yesterday
afternoon passed house bills 50 and
IS. the so-called McArdle land board
and equalization board bills. over
the governors veto
Hot 90 bin - becomes lmmedl.
ately effective because II contains
the emergency clause. which al.
leges that II IL necessary for the
Immediate preservation OF the
public health. peace. safety. etc. -
This is the measure which
changes the personnel OF the land
board so as 20 exclude the gov.
ernor and his appolntees from rep
reseutation on the board and vests
II in the republican officials.
House bin So reorganlzes along
similar lines the bodrd OF equsliza.
ton.
Senator Sharpstein came 70 the
defense of the emergency clause,
which the governor sharply criti.
clsed.
sharpstein said the emergency
vas real and not merely a subter.
fuge to kin the referendum rights
OF the people
He said the board will soon have
TO select lands In lieu OF 500, 900
acres locked up In the national for
ests and the federal government
has appropriated $4,000 for the
survey OF these lands.
IL the emergency IL left off the
bill Sharpstein said, II would not
become Law for 30 days. and the
reorganization OF the land board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
GEN. FRENCH
SENDS NEWS
OF FIGHTING

LONDON. Feb. is.--Another re.
port from Field Marshal French
commandsrin.chlef Of the British
fosces In the field. was made pub.
Tic today n admits severe fight.
Ing along the entire front IN North.
crn France and f1anders. with
neither side able 10 gain a material
advantage.
The report reviewed the opera.
tlons up 10 yesterday. paying a
high tribute TO the spirit OF the
British troops and the achieve
ments OF the British airmen.
The enemy has displayed great
activity southeast Of Ypros during
the last few days. the report says.
The fighting has been severe. At
certain points the Germans have
occupied some OF our trenches. but
they we're driven out BY dctermin.
cd counter attacks At one point
50 dead we're left on tho ground
while Ne took number 81 pris.
oners and blew up one OF the en-.
emys trenches.
NJ NAfiHnIs OF NNF lFsnpH mas
been especially marked when IL is
realized that the entire ground
over which operations have taken
place has been wa'srlogged
The British aircraft corns has
carried ont series % brilliant
rceonnHisanccs and Inns also dlsti,
gulshed itself hy engaging the en-.
cmy's acroplanea. one aviator re.
Gently engaged two Germans in
succession. he drove of the first
but was compelled 10 leave the
second 10 the artillery. which
brought him down.
The general situation 10 salts
factory"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
JITNEY BUSMEN
KILLED IN AUTO

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ls.-De.
tec,ivcs early today had found no
clew TO the murderers OF Harry
Thomann. jl,ney bus driver. who
was found dead In the tonneau OF
his machine. at midnight. within a
block OF Market 81 Two men who
we're seen running from the bus
just before the crime was dlscoy.
cred are being sought
1homann had bullet through
his abdomen. and the back % his
head had been crushed by q blow.
That robbery was the motive OF
the murder was evidenced by the
fact that one OF Thomnnn's pockets
had been turned inside out An or
his money had been taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
U.S.COAST FORTS
ARE ADEQUATE,
GARRISON SAYS


WASHINGTON. Feb. ia-Amerl
cas- sea coAat Qualifications are
perfectly adequate" and are even
superior 10 thoaa OF European ma
lions
This was the substance o. testi
moni given by Secretary CARR
son and other war department ex
pcris before the house appropria.
tionn committee made public to
DAY hy the committee In reporting
out the bin
War department officials. how
ever. recommended that the guns
be altered to give greater range
and also admitted ammunition sup
plies we're slightly below estimated
needs
The bin carries appropriation
aEErrsating 100000. an increase
Of st12 600 over those Of last year
Hawaiian aud Philippine defenses
we're considered complete By the
committee. and those OF Panama
nearly complete
The BIN also provides for erten'
siys work IN terrifying the harborV
81 Los Angeles and san Diego
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
Give UP HOPE
FOR SHIP BILL

WASHINGTON. Feb IL Both
hcures OF congress will take up
the appropriation bills TO avoid an
extra session.
This was the program OF leaders
OF both parties today. The repub-
lican members OF the senate are
sure the Weeks compromise ship
purchase bill viii die in conference
after formal attempt has been
made e. get the senate to concur IN
the house amendments.
Democratic senators admit the
prospect Of passing the bill Is slim
II IL believed that. by resorting
TO night sessions. beginning mex,
week. congress viii be able 10
clean up all the biz appropriation
bills and adjourn March 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
AUSTRIA WINS
Big VICTORY,
Vienna SAYS

VIENNA, Feb. ie.-The great.
Get victory OF the war 10 date
vas claimed today BY the Aut-
trian war office.
cserno~iir. capital OF the
province Of Bukosins. has been
reeap;ursd and the Russians
have been driven entirely out
Of the province with s;spgsr.
mo losses. according TO Aus.
trisn officials.
Hardy = house" tho statement
says. "is standing IN many former.
~ prosperous villages Those not
demolished by shells we're RACED
by the Rusgiens
a series % Russian attacks ~
tho CarpathiEn passea nso have
been repnisea
Russians. heavily reinforced.
have been .ndesyorinE 20 check
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19

Hugh r. Ross, new pastor OF the
Plymouth Congregational church.
viii be the principal speaker at
Sundays meeting ~ the Y. NJ.
SUNDAY club
Preceding the address. the I'm.
perisl male quartet will sing In tho
Association library. led by W. H..
Jones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19

This IL one OF the harmless
looking little darts which the
French airmen have found their
most deadly weapon
They claim more than once 10
have demoralized bodies OF the
onemy's troops by dropping few
hundred OF these arrows upon them
from height o. over 1900 feet
Dropped from height OF some
thousands Of feet, these needle
pointed darts pierce horse and
man
One case Is reported in which
one OF them. striking a mans head
ranged down through his whole
body. coming out at the calf OF tho
leg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19

would not take place until after
the selections had been begun.
Senator Mcclure. democrat. rldi.
culed this statement. declaring II :
mere snb,erfuge to cover IN a
vicious assault Gu the peoples ref.
erendum. The ten senator's vbo
voted 10 sustain the governor
veto were. Bethel. ". 4 Davis OF
Tacoma. Flummerfelt. Hutchinson.
Landon. Mcmillan. Mcclure. Wealth.
erford. White and Nende
The bills have already been
passed by the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
ALL READY FOR
POLICE DANCE

The Hippodrome Friday is gaily
decorated In readiness for the 2lst
annual policemen's bah. All the OF.
ficeTs of shift will be there when
Mayor and Mrs. Gill and Chief and
Mrs Lang start the grand march.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
feet give HER AWAY

OSHKOSH. Wis. Feb l9.--ln.
stead Of going 70 the sunny South"
via the freight train route. in boys
attire, Mas Lillian Spieles. age il.
is pacing a cell in the county Jail.
all just because she forgot to put
her 'tootsies" into boys shoes in.
stead OF her own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
NAUGHTY PICTURE!

CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-"A young
woman, surprised In her boudoir.
ought not TO be seen by school
children" so Ella Flagg Young.
superintendent Of schools. ordered
that famous picture hidden in q
dark corner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
RAISE The PRICE

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ia
number OF Eastern capitalists an
nounced the formation OF a COM
pany 20 operate double jitney"
G0c) buses. In opposition to the
regular jitneys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
WILL WAR ON CATS

ATLANTIC CITY. s. j.. Feb. 10.
There have been SO many cat
operas and back fence serenades
here OF late that the city fathers
have decided to war on toms and
Tables The cat catchers will get
so cents for every one brought In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
RETURN TO WORK ON
PORTS WAREHOUSE

The 200 men Who walked out last
Friday at the port commission cold
storage warehouse. at the foot OF
Bel st. declaring the contractor.
r. J. Leonard. o, Portland. vas i'm
! porting workrnen from Portland
and also employing non-union men.
. returned TO work Thursday.
As yet no satisfactory arrange
ment has been reached between
! Leonard and the union. The men
returned at the request OF State
Labor Commissioner Olsen, until
tie matter could be further inyesti-
gated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
COP KILLS WASHER

CHICAGO. Feb. When Pc.
liceman Sweeney attempted TO ar.
rest Francis Singer. who has g
wife and child. for MASKING
Singer knocked sweeney down
Sweeney then shot Singer dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
LIKE M00hSMINERS

ST. LOUIS. Feb. l9.-rrap doors
secret panels and swinging stair.
ways we're discovered when United
States revenue officers ralded two
creameries here in search OF oleo.
margarine "moonshiners."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19

the Auatro-Germnn advance In
southern Galicls. but 30 far have
been unsuccessful"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19
Regal Teeth Have Given
Satisfaction to Mrs. Ebelt
for Five Years
This Is what she says about
them:

This is what she says about
them:
January %. 10
Gentlemen Five years ago
you fixed my teeth with bridge
work and | haven't had one bit OF
trouble with them. IN fact, they
are better than my own teeth were.
have recommended YOU TO many
people and will continue TO boost
YOU. ! would not think Of going 10
any other dentist. for YOU certain
Is do handle your patients with
care and perfect work. Also. the
tooth you extracted for me this
morning WAS done absolutely pain.
less Many thanks TO you.
MRS. ALBERT EpELT.
Edmonds, Wash.
n T. d. T."
Mrs Ebelt IL just one OF many
hundreds OF satisfied and pleased
patients that we have served while
In business in Seattle. When YOU
read these statements day after
day. In which reliable citizens
state that the Regal system OF den.
tlstry is by FAR the best they have
been able 10 find. surely YOU can
come TO but one conclusion. and
that IL that this surely the place
to come for your dental work
Regal Dental Offices
DIR. L. r. CLARK. MGR.
1906 Third Avenue
N. w. Corner Third and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-19

Ladies Gloves In black. white
and tan. Excellent Gloves. usually
sold for 800. hut being slightly
soiied and some OF them a bft dam
aged. we have marked them at sec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
Review and Outlook.

l.. G.. Dun II Co.'S special local re-
port for the Industrial Section is as
follows:
Wholesale trade in number of lines
continues To show gradual gains. hut
commercial activity has by no means
reached normal proportions. During
March lobhcr$ reported 81 tendency on
thc part OF their customers to buv
systematically. At times liberal orders
hcilS paced ana at others an uuwill-
hEH'SS h"lng shown TO commit them
serves put in the past ten DAYS the
"c"l"hh mas st"adicd, and country mer-
'I'n''S ar" placing fair amount Of
ORDERS with statesmen. Fertilizer mann
ta"tnrers say that sales are 40 pcr cnr,
|" 80 per cent less than last wear for
TINS period. due To backward uno,,
'ohHltlons and tho fact that n lay.
""'hn'r OF planters arc VARYING tb.ir
P"PS Tor this season. but collections
".N' exceeded expectations The huIL,
80 settlements for goods sold las, y..r
!''N' nech extended 10 Novemhc- ,.,.
!" order TO allow time for the adm.
mont OIL conditions. Owing to Tho W.,
certainty regarding prices - r,w
'"ria!S used in fertilizer nrosuc,t.
manufacturers are Withholding uuo,,
'"nS ni prices for next fairs busircs,
i,uli"ihS operations are ra,b.r NO..
Hct'vc than formerly. owing 10 ,y,r,.
"v"th.r, Permits issued last NOM
,,.,,, f',@h' . slight gain compared
M," [-"''iN4 In February. hu, wer.
y"hS'derab!y under March lsI, 49,
figures for that month heinz ,t,o '.'
neni estate sales here in March w.yo
S'A'''"'. compared with saG7 7sp =,
N" preceding month, and $50. no, ,.i
March. 1914 III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
BUSINESS IMPROVING IN
ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH
Many New Enterprises SprInEing Il
In the Two NirEinins aud the
CnroiInns

BALTIMORE. April l0.-Among the
many Southern Industrial and other de-
NeIopmcntal enterprises reported in this
weeks issue OF the Manufacturers
Record are the following:
Consolidation Coal Company, main Of
nc", Fu.rmonj, W. Va will construct two
coal mining plants at Pennington. w
Va; shaft mines $50 feet deep: complete
industrial town of each plant: devotion
5000 acres coal land: each plant to have
daily capacity 5000 tons; construction
OF mine buildings Of brick and steel: re-
ported expenditure. S2.5OO,OO0
THOMAS ~ Edison, Orange. y. j.. will
construct benzol absorbing plant at
Woodward. Ala. at cost OF $50, 900:
daily capacity To absorb oil from 10
100000 feet of gas. utilizing gas from,
WOODWARD Iron Company's byproduct
coke ovens.
Eiberta Graf" Works. MarshalIyille
Ga. Will build branch factory at Balm
bridge. Ga. NJ reported cost OF 100000
Alhemarlc I'.r o q ucis Corpora;ion
charlottesville. Va. was Incorporated
with capital stock Of 500, 600 TO manu-
fariurc sirupS. etc.
i'itH-Smith f"cahontas coal Conpanv.
huntington, w. Va. was Incorporated
with capital stock OF $50, 900 TO develop
coal mines in Big Greek District of Nc
powcll County
Riverside Brick Company. Charlotte
~ c., was Incorporated with capital
STOCK "f sor,nG" 70 manufacture bricks
tiarksburE Mineral Fuel COMPANY.
'larkshurg. W. Va, was incorp0rated
with capital stock Of $4,000 TO dcyclon
coal mines. etc
Florida China Clay Corporation was
incorporated with capital stock of 500 :
ooo by u. j. Noonnn, of Brooklyn, y. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
The Old and The Na

"a Gays aRone, and not SO lon. roma
'''"''' "c used 10 see Vireini, ;I,u.
""'eH III papers, magazines and hooks
"""h ]. was illustrated with pictures
90 IN" Natural Bridge. Monticello. inc
H'l"h'ic ocean. the old Powder Maca
I'm" ana other ancien, things. That
Was about an We had 10 make pic,ures
on hui h"" different il is now. When /
p''N up paper or a magazine uow,
uhN : mat carries Virginia pictures
hh" nerds OF cattle grazing or pluc
+'"S'' scenes in immense trucking
farms vast alfalfa fields ready for the
reaper, scenes ON large stock and dairy
'hFins. gigantic manufacturing plants
with the smoke pulling ont Of the ION
81 tan cnimneyS, city scenes showing
s"SsciapcrS and crowded streets, mag
nlhccnt hotels ANA all the like of that.
truly there has been something doing
Hi virginia since Appon.attox and the
scenes ar" now worth the time and
attention Of the twentieth century in
GH&ifiai artist. old Virginia never
ti'. Thus writes AN enthusiastic Vir-
Sinian. who watches things and knows
what he is talking about.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
Thoughts on the pri.c Fight

some unexpected thoughts on the re-
cent Prize fight are found in the
columns of the Wall Street Journal
and they arc fun of suggestions to
business men, especially those Of the
younger group. The journal says:
Agreeing heartily with the definition
o; BISHOP Wiibcrforcc that Il prize fight
has merit IN the respect that there is
always chance Of TWO binckGuards
getting u sound thrashng.' there is
something in the Willard-Johnson CON
test which may Droitably be brought to
the attention Of business men.
The lght was won by the younger
man. Eu, II was won by the man who
had lived cicaniy. as against the man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
HALF-CENTURY'S WORK IN
GREAT STATES OF SOUTH
Wonderful Advance OF Original
Eleven Confederate States Which
Set the Pace Willie in Ruins.
INSPIRATION FOR THE COUNTRY.
Story OF Fifty Years OF Unheard.Or
Progress Told I'm Dctail-From
Ashes to Wealtli-Stili Going On.
ward and Upward.

The following article taken from In q
current issue Of the manufacturer
Record should be carefully read am
preserved by every Southcrncr 1t A.
indeed an Inspiration. 1t is length.
ana abounds I'm figures, but 1t shou,l
not be overlooked. The, Record saws:
If anybody had undertaken nifty yea
ago. when the hope of the Southcru
Confederacy died. to forecast i'm detail
that the eleven States constituting 4,
would in 1915 surpasg in practically
every material way the whole Unitol
states OF 1868, he would probably hay,
been regarded az IA wild dreamer Ru,
the iacts or to-day would have vindl
Gated his judgment ana faith
In April 1868, the prospect for tho.
eleven states was most appalling wiz
quite 10000 of the flower of IN.
population killed or permanently dis
abls-i In four ycars' war billion. ar
dollars OF real and personal propcrty
greatly dctcrioratcd or absolutely de-.
CONTINUED on Eighth pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

zen AL the hustlcrs and all tho
o'h'r rt"r'" To &c, ready to do bust
ness writes q w"ll-iuformcd rentIo-
man "' TINS city. who is in a position
I" &c, as quick a glimpse % the trend
,ninis commercial as any man in
"' hanging back. being afraid of vow
ahh"oH and waiting for something to
'nrh up or for the war in Europe to
t'"S"' or for anything else, In plavcd
W, zen you. tho whole country is
""t !" nav" the greatest business
D'o' mas known in many long
N"ar--it Is already booming the Il,
prosperity is here All We hnya 80 ~
-, axe hoid OF The iron and WELD il :.
NAV is cheering, To say the least of i,
49," !, ''"F SerV" as hint to tho timiJ
an" mos" who are so tired of WARM.