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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-07-09
INTERESTING BUDGET OF
NEWS FROM STATE CAPITAL

Prosecuting Attorney Bert ]. VIII
liams. Of Chelan county, viii receive a
letter in a short time from I. NJ. How
ell, secretary Of state, requesting him
to cooperate With the state in seeing
that the auto owners Of Chelan county
comply with the new auto license law.
Under the old statute which required a
state fee Of 81 for each motor propelled
vehicle, regardless Of size or use to
which it was put, about $4,000 a
year was realized. Already the new
law has brought in something over
100000 and many sections OF the
state have hardly started to send in
their reports as yet. 1t is the plan Of
Secretary Howell to have every ma
chine in the state carry the required
license. Under the 1915 law which
went into effect June 10 the amount
Of the license is determined by the
size Of the auto and the use to which
it is put. Already it has been held in
an opinion by Attorney General w. v.
Tanner that third class cities have the
right to require the payment Of an oc-
cupation tax to be determined on the
basis Of the number OF autos owned.
He rules, however, that where the ma
chimes are operated in inter-city bust
ness that only one place may levy the
tax. One Of the features OF the new
law Is that the counties will secure the
return for use on the roads OF all auto
money collected in excess OF the
amount required for the handling Of
the work and the issuing Of the
licenses. Just how much this will be
has not been determined.
Has a widow, whose husband while
working on train was shot and killed
by an insane man who later committed
suicide, the right to recover for the
death OF her husband under the indus
trial commission law2 The industrial
insurance commission rejected such a
claim
The widows OF two men who were
killed while employed for the Mason
county logging company have started
suit in the superior court OF Chehalis
county to determine whether they can
recover or not.
Does the superintendent OF the state
soldiers home at Orting have the right
to discharge a man who has been an
inmate there for seven years, in the
event he thinks the man capable OF
supporting HIMSELF The law gives
him such discretion but VIM. II. Mil
Ter, Spanish American war veteran,
has gone into court TO test out the
question.
These are three important suits in
volying novel points that are now in
the hands OF Attorney General W. v.
Tanner.
The new state land board, composed
Of Clark V. Savidge, state land COM
missioner; Edward Meath, state treas
urer, and |. M. Howell, secretary OF
state, now has charge OF the land work
under the 1915 legislative act. 1t was
this law that resulted in the famous
land board emergency" decision by
the supreme court. The important
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
oe Dame Teams Will Play Behind Closed Gates-nana Chicago
L0GANSPORT ON
HIGH CARD TO-DAY
Coach Metzler to Send in Changed
Backfield Due to Injury to
FuIIback Hicks.

The local high school team will
hook up with Logansport high this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on Cartier
field at Notre Dame university. A diff
ferent backfisld from shat which start
ed the Wakarusa and Mishawaka
games will start for the locals today.
On account Of the injury TO Hicks who
had been occupying the fullback posi-
ton, an entire shift was made in the
oackheld- Eddie" O'Donnell was
called in to full and Sousley and KELLY
will start the game at the halves.
MOhR will act as captain and win di-
rect the team from the pivot position.
Yesterday afternoon Coach Metzler
gave the team a long signal drill and
most Of the new plays and formations
worked smoothly. Last night he said
Il th.uk that the locals will have
all they can do to push over two
tOuchdowns on the DOWNSTAIRS"
The Logansport team will arrive in
the city this morning at S:25 o'clock
over the Vandalia railroad and will
go to the Y. NJ. G. A. where it will
be entertained for the day. Coacn
Metzler gave out the following as his
lineup TO start the game:
Parks will be at center. Wuthric.
and L. Kreighbaum guards. Burner
and Webster tackles. Rokop and
rakielski ends. Kelly and Sousley
i'll be at the halves, with Eddie o.
Donnell at full and Mohn at quarter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
HARVARD COACHES
FEEL CONF |DENT
Expect Hard Game With Vir-
ginia But See Victory
in Sight.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 10
While the Harvard coaches are in
clined To believe that the crimson is
in for a hammering Saturday in the
contest with Virginia they seem con-
fident that their offensive and defen-
sive play will have enough on the
speedy conquerors of Yale TO bring
home the bacon. Unless driven TO 1t.
Harvard will make no effort TO score
through formations that are being
practiced for the Princeton contest.
In a close contest Capt Mahan,
Whitney and Robinson are drop kick
ers who may turn victory Harvard
wards.
The crimson rush line, defensively
has been so far. loose and uncertain.
The forwards fail to follow up their
initial charges or daily too long
against their opponents. Another
fault is lack of aggressiveness. The
coaches however have worked the
men hard this week in an endeavor to
round the defense into something
worth Dragging about and Saturday 5
game will show just how effective
have been their efforts.
The lineup Saturday:
Ends, SOucey and Hart; tackles, r,
c. Curtis and Gamer; guards, Dadmun
and Cowen; center, Taylor; quarter
back, Wilcox; full back, King; half
backs, Mahan and Whitney.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
TEAMS To WORK
TODAY BUT FANS
ARE NOT WANTED
Notre Dame Varsity and Fresh
men to Clash Behind Closed
DOOrS-KiCkerS Civ
en- Session.

Coaches Harper and Rockne yester-
day varied the program Of preparing
the Notre Dame eleven for the big
game with Nebraska at Lincoln a
week from Saturday.
There was no scrimmage. but the
men were drilled Ia various depart
ments Of the game and the afternoons
workout ended with a speedy signal
drill.
Coach Harper had his kickers at
work during the fOrepart of the prac-
tee session. Phelan and Capt f1tz-
gerald were worked at punung and
the first and second string backs were
kept busy catching the oval. Hugh
O'Donnell. varsity center whose
kicking off was good in the Haskell
game, was given a long drill at kick
flR goals from touchdowns and kick
ing of. The speedy center Is showing
good form ia his kicking and will be
worked steadily at it until the Ne
braska game.
While Coach Harper was instructing
the backs in kicking and catching
punts. Asst Coach Rockne gave the
ends a drill on defensive work and
Capt. Fitzgerald bOssed the linemen
through a session on the charging ma
chine The whole squad was given
strenuous workout at tackling and
blocking the dummy and the practice
ended with signal drill.
To Work I'm Secret.
The fact that South Bend and Lo-
gansport high schools will clash on
Cartier field this afternoon will not
have any effect on the workouts for
the varsity squad. The high school
game will start at o'clock and as
soon as il is over, Coach Harper will
rush his man onto the field for hard
drill.
The varsity and freshmen are sched-
uled TO clash in scrimmage again this
afternoon. but the workout will be be-
hind closed gates. Coach Harper ad-
herring 10 the policy which he put into
effect nearly two weeks ago. There
will be no regular game between the
two elevens and IL is probable that the
varsity will be kept on the defensive
during the greater part Of the work
out.
The men. wht have been on the in
jured list, are .recuperating, but Coach
Harper has not as yet announced
whether they Will be in this after
Moons scrimmage. COfall and Berg
man. halfbacks; O'DOnnell. center.
and Edward. left end. were kept out
OF the scrimmage Thursday. There
will be one more scrimmage after to-
day before the Nebraska game. That
will he held Tuesday.
Asst Coach Rockne was able TO as
sist in coaching the varsity yesterday
afternoon. He had been confined 10 his
bed by illness and was unable to be
out Wednesday or Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
TIGERS To HAVE
VARIED ATTACK
Princeton to Show Lafayette
Some Fancy Passing and
Open Formations Today.

PRINCETON. n. j.. oct. 16.--The
final practice of the Tigers Friday
would seem to indicate that Speedy"
Rush will offer a different style of
football against Lafayette Saturday
than has been seen on University field
this season. Forward and laterel
passes were tried repeatedly and Rush
is evidently also going 10 show the
public a few open formations. II is
hard to tell who will make the start
against Lafayette. Nine backs we're
on the field running through signals
Friday afternoon. Anyone OF them
may be called upon.
Jack" Eddy has been playing bril-
liantly since he returned last Tuesday
and it would not surprise any one 10
see him play full back against the
boys from Easton. In this case briggs
will be shifted to right half back and
Shea TO left. Dave Tibbott has not
been feeling well and ne will not be
used unless II is necessary. on the
line Halsey may replace Kaufman.
The rest of the line will likely remain
as IL was last week, namely:
Left half Heighly; left tackle, Nc
Clean: left guard. Nourse; center.
Gennert; right guard, Hogs; right
end. Brown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY
WEST.


Chicago VS.. Indiana at Stage field.
Minnesota VS.. South Dakota at Min
neapOlis.
Ohio state VS.. Illinois at Columbus.
Purdue VS. Wisconsin at Lafayette.
Iowa VS.. Northwestern at Iowa City.
Missouri VS.. oklahoma at Columb ia.
Kansas VS.. Drake at Lawrence.
Nebraska VS.. Washburne at Lincoln.
Michigan VS.. Case at Ann Arbor.
Michigan Aggies VS.. Carol at East
Lansing.
Grinnell VS.. Beloit at Grinnel.
St. Louis VS.. Knox at 1t. Louis
EAST.
Dartmouth vs.. ermont at Hanover.
Navy US. Pennsylvania at Annapolis.
Cornell VS. Bucknell at Ithaca.
Yale vs.. Springfield at Jew
Haven.
Princeton vs.. Lafayette at Prince
ton.
harvard VS.. Virginia at Cambridge
Brown vs.. Williams at Providence.
Pittsburgh VS.. Carlisle indians al
Pittsburgh.
Army vs.. Colgate at West Point.
Syracuse VS.. Rochester AT Syracuse,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
MOTORCYCLE RIDERS
PLAN RUN SUNDAY
Booster Trip TO be Made to Michigan
City Relative to Races
Here.

Plans have been completed by the
South Bend Motorcycle club for a
booster run to Michigan City to-
morrow. Floyd Andrews will be in
charge Of the run. taking the place
of Capt Earl Hodson, and the run
will start at 8 o'clock from the club
rooms, 211 IL \. Michigan st. The
purpose of the run is to advertise the
races to be held at SpringbrOok park
in the near future. The route will be
through Niles and Buchanan, Mich, TO
Michigan City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
QUITS IN FIFTH ROUND
Jack Reed Gets Decision over Bat.
Ting Jim johnson.

NEW YORK, oct. 16.-Jack Reed
of Canada made Battling Jim Johnson,
the colored heavyweight, quit in the
fifth round. Larry William of Phila-
delphia. and Jack Driscoll were order
ed from the ring in the ninth round
for foul fighting. Battling Burke stop
ped Young Loughrey in the sixth
round. Eddie Fletcher and Willie
Gardner boxed a 10-rOund draw.
Young Sharkey beat Terry Miller in
10 rounds George Mass shaded john
ny Hayes in 10 rounds Knockout
Smith won from Eddie Clifford in 10
rounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
YALE SPRUCES UP.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 16.-
Yale is expected to show better foot
ball in Saturdays game against
Springfield college than it has exhib-
tied at any time this season. Spring
field tied West Point IA to IA and de-
feated Holy Cross Z to 0 last week, but
its light team is not regarded as clever
enough 70 outscore the Ellis, who have
been coming fast during the past
week. Capt Aleck Wilson will start
his first game of this season at quar-
terback Saturday and Harry LeGore
his first at full back. Yale lacks
five valuable players who were injured
in the Lehigh game last Saturday.
Neville Of the scrubs will probably be
started at right half back. Tad Jones
OF Exeter today joined the coaches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
THEY'RE REGULAR FANS
Football ROotcrs Travel as Cattle and
save Coin.

ST. LOUIS. oct. ia freight train
arriving here today brought 400 Amer
lean school of Osteopathy football
rooters who had travelled from Kinks
vile. Mo-. classed as cattle. They did
not want 20 spend the IS. 40 passenger
fare 10 come TO 81. Louis 10 see their
school eleven line up against Christian
Brothers college. so a freight train was
chartered and each rooter was taxed
50 for the round trip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
POOL TOURNAMENT ON.

Contestants of class B Of the East
Side Pool and Billiard tournament
played at the Bredemus pool rooms.
Sormier defeated WilfOng in the pool
tourney with the score 100 to SO. The
fastest game is expected to be played
tonight when Sickle will play Err
hardt 100 points of pool.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
MANDOT ACCEPTS TERMS
VIII Meet Ted Lewis i'm 12-Round Go
at Boston.

CHICAGO. oct. 6.-Announcement
was made today that Joe Mandot, New
Orleans lightweight. had accepted
terms for a match with Ted Lewis in
Boston or Oct. %. The boys will
weigh I34 pounds at o'clock and Will
box IL rounds TO a decision MandOt's
services are being sought by Promoter
Frank Mulkern OF Milwaukee, who de-
sires to match him with the winner OF
the Johnny Dundee-Joe Rivers bout.
which is 10 be held in Milwaukee oct.
.25
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
FEDS WILL NOT QUIT
Chief Counsel Admits Only One Team
Made Money.

ST. PAUL, oct. 16.-In an interview
given out here Z. L. Gates of Indian
apolis, chief counsel for the Federal
league, said the outlaw organization
would remain in the game next year.
He admitted that the Chicago team
was the only one in the league that
made money last season, but pointed
out that there were not two clubs in
either the American or National
leagues that garnered any profits in
the season just ended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16

man on the Michigan team. was re-
sponsible for the good showing the
Wolverines made against Harvard last
year. He broke through the Harvard
line for repeated gains and gave the
Crimson team more trouble than any
single player they faced during the
season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
WALLACE WINS.

ST. PAUL oct 16.-Eddie Wallace.
the Brooklyn featherweight. outpoinJ-
ed Billy Whalen in 10 rounds. Farmer
Lodge was disqualified in the third
round OF a bout with Al Palser, the
heavyweight. for rough lighting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
AUTO ROBES, SHAWLS, BED
BLANKETS

The South Bend Wooden Co. will
close out a line OF high grade. all WOOL
auto robes shawls and blankets at
cost OF manufacturing. Apply al Of
fee. 21S T. Lasalle av. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
OLIVER STANDINGS
WALSH AN EDITOR.

KANSAS CITY,, Mo-. Oct. 16.-
Frank p. Walsh. a prominent Kansas
City attorney, today assumed the sole
direction of the editorial and business
policies Of the Kansas City Post.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
BIG RUN ON NOVEMBER II
Coach ROckne Announces Five Mile
Jaunt I'm Open.

Notre Danes first annual open
cross-country run will be held Nov.
II. according 10 announcement Of
Track Coach Rockne. 1t Will be for
a distance OF five miles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
ZERO WEATHER.

Prepare for IL. Velvet collar put on
overcoat. 90 cents. My cleaning. press
ing and repairing department is the
best in South Bend. Murdoch the
Tailor. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16

LACROSSE, Wis, Oct. 16.-Ad
WOlgast, former lightweight champion
will be disciplined by the Wisconsin
boxing commission because he failed
to appear here last night for his sched-
uled bout with Jimmy Murphy. The
bout was cancelled at the last minute
because of Wolgast's absence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
SEND SCORE BY WIRELESS
Apparatus TO Give Detailed story of
Iowa Game.

IOWA CITY. Ia. oct. 16.-For the
first time wireless telegraphy will be
used 90 send out the score Of the foot
ball game in Iowa city. An apparatus
az the university OF Iowa station will
send out tonight a detailed story OF
todays game with Northwestern.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16

OF course. the University of Mich
igan has a football team this year.
But in addition TO the team. they have
the wonderful ability OF Johnny Maui
betsch, the little back. who startled
the football enthusiasts last season by
his wonderful running and line plung-
ing. Maulbetsch. more than any other
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 16.-Sam
McVey of New York was declared win
ner over JEFF Clark of Joplin, Mo-, in
10-round bout last night. Both are
negro heavyweights.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
SPORT NEWS BITS

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Negotiations
are on for a match between X. ..
Brown of Chicago and Jack Skelly in
Dayton, o., next month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
NAPOLEON DIRECT FAILS
TO LOWER HIS RECORD
Chance to Beat 2:OO34 lost When
Horse Breaks on Stretch-May
Direct Wins Pace.

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 16. - The
final heat Of the 2:1O pace unfinished
from Thursdays Grand Circuit card
was raced here Friday and won easily
by May Direct.
Geers started Napoleon Direct to
beat his record OF 2:00 "a. but a bad
break in the stretch spoiled his
chances, the big horse finishing the
mile in 2:01 "a Etawah reduced
his record to 2:O3.
2:1O pace, in 3, purse $1,000:
tsrvvo heats Oct. 14)
May Direst (Taylor) ....-...1 1
Patrick NJ. (Nslentine) .....6 / 3
Bessie r. (RobinsOn) ..-..9 2
Fernhal (McPhersOn) ..2 3 4
GOidie c., Comet Elmer Dickson,
Clara Walker, The Importer also
started.
Best time-2:05 IA.
To beat 900 IA, pacing:
Napoleon Direct CGeers) 1900. lost
Time-2:O1 IA.
To beat 2;O4 IA. trottng:
Etawah (Geers) ........w won
Time-2:0S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
PAT MORAN WAS
SLATED To SLIP
BACK To BUSHES
Chicago Cubs Asked Waivers
For Catcher and PhiIIieS
Paid the PTiCe--DOOin
Was Jealous.

Pat Moran narrowly escaped going
back to the bushes in 1910 and in 1913
he was slated for release by Charles
Doom, then manager Of the Phillies.
1t was in June, 1910, that Charles
Waistcoat Murphy, owner of the Chi
cago Cubs, asked for waivers on
Moran. who was figured as excess bag
gage because the Cubs I'D King and
Archer to do the catching chores.
Horace z. Fogel then president Of
the Phillies, refused to waive on
Moran, which made Murphy consider
ably peevish as Murphy had hoped
that all clubs would waive and let him
carry out his plan to sell Moran to
the Louisville club in the American as
ISOLATION for $4,000. When a major
league club exercises the waiver option
ii gets the player for 1900.
The Phillies finally secured Moran
Tut not at the waiver price of $500.
Fogel claims that Murphy forced him
to pay 81 500.
II needed an experienced catcher
and Moran was the man I wanted"
said Fogel. 1T cost me $500 to get
him when 1 should have secured him
for $1,000, but l was willing to pay
the higher price"
Was DOOM Jealous OF Moran?
In 1911 Moran hurt his arm and was
almost useless as a catcher thereafter.
But Fogel kept him because he was
a wonder in developing pitchers and
also because he was a brainy base
baller.
Doom, however. wanted to get ria
of Moran" says Fogel Il think he
was jealous of him-afraid that Moran
hos, \ IL
the managerial job"
IT was in 1913 that Doom engineered
a cut in Moran's salary-and the vet
eran retorted by refusing to report at
the training camp. AS a result, there
was no one to condition the pitchers
and when the team got back north the
hurlers all were in bad shape.
Finally Moran was telegraphed for.
the salary difference adjusted, and Pat
got busy with the pitchers right
away" said Fogel. "In a week he had
them back in real form and the result
was that the Phillies became runners
up in that great 1913 pennant fight"
Wizard i'm Developing T-tchers.
Moran is the man who really devel-
oped Grover Alexander and made him
one Of the greatest pitchers the game
has ever known. Alexander was wild
when he joined the Phillies and had a
peculiar-and non-effective delivery
Moran realized the mighty power in
that right arm and patiently set about
correcting the Alexander faults. Aid
ed by Earl Moore. former Philly
pitcher, who taught Alexander the
side arm delivery that has made him
famous.
Tom Seaton was another pitcher who
jumped into stardom after a bit of
tutoring by Moran. AID Brennan, the
southpaw, didn't show much promise
when he Joined the Phillies but Moran
took him in charge-And Brennan be-
came a real pitcher.
Moran was just as good in devel-
oping catchers as he was in teaching
pitchers" said FOgel He taught Kill
lifer the fine art of catching, labored
with him long and patiently and XII
lifer today is one of the best catchers
in the land"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-16
TO ADVERTISE NJ. U. AT HOME
Bates County Club to Send Postcards
TO High School Students.

To increase interest in the Univer-
sity among high school students, the
Bates county club has adopted plan
by which dozen or more postcards
showing various activities at the Uni
versity are sent to each of the high
schools of that county. Every three
weeks, the pictures are exchanged
among the schools until each school
has had all the cards Members of the
club hope to get these high school stu
dents to come to the University in
stead of to some smaller school or
schools outside of the state.
Persons living in Bates County have
been asked to write to the club for any
information about the University they
may wish. This is one of the first of
the county organizations to adopt this
system of cooperation with people in
the county.