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TO ADVERTISERS.

The East Orogonlan has the largest paid
circulation u any paper In Oregon, east Of
Portland and over twice the circulation In
pendlet0n Of any other newspaper.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
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SECOND AVE- AT JAMES ST.

he falls i'm love the first time.
could see II was Mrs Waverly more
than the old books that was keep
ing him in that shop day after day
He told me innocently that he al
ways spent his mornings here, as
Mrs. Naverly generally has some
news Of new purchases to tell me
and advice 20 give me as to whether
/ should buy them or not
"Why. Kitty. that's business.
Mary has done wonderfully with
The shop. Dick told me that she
made more money last month than
dad had done all last year"
"Of course. she did. Max is
placing al his orders through her
and don't blame him. Little
Mrs. Mary is about the most at
tractive shopkeeper ever saw in
my lie. Why. do You know. Mar
sic. counted five old bookworms
IN the store who were patiently
waiting for her to wait on them
That only means, my dear. that
she Is probably the only woman in
town who knows books"
And which makes her more
dangerous 20 MaX's peace of
mind
Kitty, YOU only think OF the
romantic side OF life. Even your
work with Herbert among the sor-
did and soddcn has not taken your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
BODIE is
HERO OF GAME

SAN FRANIsCO. March g.
With the scalps of the Chicago
White SoK dangling at their belts
the San Francisco Coast league
team left hero today for Boici
Springs 10 resume spring training
The brush with Comiskey's Amer
lean leaguora. which was staged yes
terday at Watsonyillo. resulted IN q
~ to victory for the Seals
Ping Bodle WAS the hero or the
battle lie smacked the sphere over
the right field fence. clearing the
bases and bringing IN four runs.
After Bodie had clrclcd the hasef
he picked up his bat and took u
over 10 Red" Kuhn. who Is man
aging the White Sox team.
Take this bat back 90 Chicago
he said. and show 1t TO Jimmy Cal
lahan. Tell him that Ping Bodi'
broke up the first game of the sea
son. and against the White SoN al
that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
NEARLY MAKES
TRAP RECORD

Fred Berger had his beagle hye"
with him nj the weekly shoot OF the
Seattle TrHpHhootera association. AZ
Harbor island yesterday. and ear.
ried OF the honors OF the day by
killing total OF 80 out OF pos.
sible 100 birds BerEer'H perfect
score was linked on the 18th target.
which. though hit. failed 20 break.
Hugh Fleming made the high score
among the amateurs. breaking -
out OF possible 80 birds
owing TO the fact that the Ever.
EFT Gun club held It's opening shoot
yesterday. and a good many OF the
regulars went there 20 take part
the crowd was not aa large as usual.
G. u Horst Was high man Ia the
shoot at 80 targets on the Green
Lake Gun Club grounds. breaking
a. = ". Geltz and Dr J. + nm
tied for second honors. with 40. and
W. G. Smith was third with %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
Confessions 0faWife

asked about him when ! saw the
change come over her face.
Kitty. with her usual curiosity,
had gone roaming about the rhop.
over IN the little room" that
portion set aside for the old books
and those Who cared to examine
them AZ their leisure, she found
Max Pendleton
4 did not know him until he
spoke 10 me. she told me after.
wards. Il have not seen him since
he wore short trousers He is the
son OF those enormously rich Pen.
dletons. who made their money in
the brewery business.
Evidently Max does not intend
to follow in his fathers footsteps.
because he told me he had begun
collecting " hat he intended should
be the finest library In the West.
He said Mrs. Waverly is the
only woman have ever known
who has any idea OF old books. She
he's taught me a lot. Through her
] have made connection with some
OF the best connoisseurs in the
country"
Why. Kitty. that must be the
boy whose picture and story occu.
pied the first page 81 all the papers
"a while ago" interrupted. 1T
seems his father wanted him to be
"a college athlete. make the football
team and all that. but. instead. he
took all the honors In literature
and the old man was so mad he
threatened to disinherit him. BE.
fore he could do u he died leaving
this lad OF barely p millions and
millions OF money The old gen.
ueman was hardly cold In his grave
when the son cold his three brew.
cries to tho trust and publicly made
the announcement that he had no
aptitude nor inclination for bust.
ness. This brought herd OF sharp
ors down on him. but the young
man. whom they had expected TO
find an easy mark was too sharp
for them. He landed three bogus
book statesmen I'm jail and had two
policemen arrested and proven
guilty OF conspiracy with his chauf.
feur in arrestiug him many times
for exceeding the speed limit The
story formed the middle spread Of
one OF the big Sunday supplements
about three months ago. Mary has
sold him a number OF fine books
and made some splendid commits.
sions on a number Of rare editions
she has found for him. Dick thought
it great stroke OF business.
DO YOU know. Margie. that he
is in love with Mary
Kitty, don't be foolish. Every
man is not in love with every
woman he sees. Mary Is 26 and
this hoy is barely 2l.'
THAT makes II cinch. 4 boy
of that kind always falls in love
with a woman older than he when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
BASKET BALL
CHAMPS COME

The seattle y. NJ. G.. A. bask etball
i've. champions Of the Pacific
Northwest. viii clash with the
Illinois Athletic club. claimants Of
the \ A. L. championship. now
touring the Coast NJ the Seattle Y
gym next Saturday night This vii
DO the first opportunity Seattle fam
viii have 10 observe a contest play.
ed under the rules 10 vogue ia the
East. with each player numbered
The A. G. team. Ia It's journey
across the continent. took on every.
thing that looked Ike basketball
squad. and came of victorious until
they met defeat At the hands ~ the
Oakland y. NJ G. A. five The Sc
attic team hopes to repeat this per
Torrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
eAcksTOp 6ARTt
SIGNS AIS CONTRACT

TNLwYN BARTH. the backstbp
n who slugged out an average
81 .367 in tho Twilight league
last season. has set at rest doubts
that he would appear this year IN
the Seattle uniform by sending his
signed contract TO Dugdale. and
Tcaley RAYMOND II anNiously await
ms this wizard Of the willow to see
n its all true. or just pipe Tealey
figures that he il pretty we'll fixed
back q the pan. with Joe Waily and
Cadman. and that II Barth does not
run like a cripple he will try him out
In the outfield. That n place viii
be made for him on IN. Seattle
team n he can work with the willow
anything like az well as his advance
notices Indicate. goes without say.
ms. for Seattle needs just such ma.
ierial and lots more OF IL than It has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
cANUck BOXERS TO
MEET LOCAL BOYS

DUD souLEs. George Ross and
II Stanley Clement. representing
the Commercial 4. G. OF Van
couver. and two boys from the Vie
toria Island 4 G.. one OF whom H.
Al Davies. will come 10 Seattle e
compete with =. A G. boxers at the
next boxing show I'm the club gym OF
the night OF March 9. Soules won the
verdict over Earl Baird at Vancouver
last week. and his battle IN Seattle
will be with Henry Gleason. Clement
will go agains, Archie Wyard Of
the local club. and NJ the special re.
quest OF Geo Ross he Will be Aeni
against Tommy Phelps. who got u
decision over him early in the sea.
son Davies. the Victoria i2a-pound
er. will tie up with Earl Baird and
several other bouts are Yet to be
arranged This smoker will be open
To- the general public. and additional
seating arrangements will bo made
in the 3 A & gym 10 accommodate
the big crowd expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
VARSITY men
BEAT PULLMAN

PLAYING with the precision OF a
well.oilcd machine. the University
Of Washington basketball five took
Il fast game away from the Wash
ngton State college quintet Satur
day night An idea ~ the game IL
not to be had from the rather one
sided score ~ % to 10. and the Nia
itors we're always mp and coming
and fought every inch ~ the way
sixteen fouls We're called on tho
Narrlty team and 10 on the visitors
Anderson Of Pullman failed 10 make
the stellar flash expected OF him
aud scored but one basket. while
Robinson scored six for Washington
Melee put up a polished perform.
ance at guard Tracy Strong refer
ecd the contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

T least important result OF the Grand Prx
"A the Francisco exposition stadium Saturday
Che calling OF the attention OF the world the climate OF
much alkcd-oi sunny California" The in
heavy and ID Resta. Italian driver in French
Pcugcot finished hours, minutes. ST. seconds
Ills average ST. miles hour lie finished three laps
ahead at Howard Wilcox in Stuy who closely fol-
lowed by liughe Hughes ono. Louis Disbrow and
Gil Anderson Death urked every angle OF the track,
which sloppy and covered with skin OF mud making
particularly dangerous. and number OF pilots quit rather
than risk their lives further Track conditions considered
it Is remarkable fact the completed without
death accident Eddie Pulen his Mercer
with Joe Thomas his Seattle mechanician dropped of the
the 75rd lap The drivers who finished oaked
in several inches oi mud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
MARY is AS ATTRACTIVE AS
The BOOKS SHE SELLS

Copyright. 1915. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association
AMER breakfast Kitty said she
would Ike 60 do some shopping.
and We went down town. We
stopped At the bookshop Mary
was having sale of hurt" books
ana the shop was full OF people.
u was the first time that Kitty
bad seen Mary. and she thought
she was one OF the prettiest OF
women.
The plain gray uniform that
Mary has adopted for the store.
with It's wide. turnover collar and
cuffs. is extremely becoming
Mary told me she had heard
nothing from Jack WAS sorry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
LAWLEY, BUILDER
OF YACHTS, IS DEAD

BOSTON. March l-George Law
ley. designer and builder OF the
yachts Puritan. Mayflower aud Vol
untcer. which successfully defended
the Americas cup. died al his home
in this city yesterday. at the age Of
- years He Was founder 81 the
yacht building yards which bear hif
name. and which turned out tho
Jubilee. an unsuccessful interna.
tional race contestant. the Nanltie
which failed TO qualify as cup de.
fender. ana many other fast racing
craft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
CHAMP TEAM WINS

VANCOUVER. u. C.. March -
The Vancouver team. champions OF
the Pacific Coast Hockey associa
ton. played circles around the team
from Portland here last night
scored seven goals IN the opening
period. and winning by "A score OF
/ To 3 goals The game Was one OF
the toughest OF the season. and one
man was put entirely out OF the con
test. while Stanley sustained Sc
we're cut over an eye. Quick work
Of the officials prevented trouble
between the teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
WHITE S0x WIN IT

san JOSE. March Tho first
exhibition game ~ the season here
yesterday. one squad OF the Chicago
Americans beat the Salt Lake team
% the Coast league by a score OF
. 10 >. Buck Weaver broke up the
game with two-bagger. which was
followed by three singles and sac
rlflce. Chicago made 2 hits and 6
errors. Salt Lake s hits and error
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

sentimentality from YOU"
Well. Margie. YOU know as well
as | do that II two young people
of opposite sex are thrown much to-
gether YOU can count more or less
on emotional disturbances. Where
is JACKIE Why isn't he about tax
ing care OF his wife,"
ITO be continued tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
PHOTO PLAYS

mRgnificently elaborate motion pic
lures ever made. with marvellous
scenic and lighting effects The
story deals with events that lead up
10 the storming OF Carthage by the
Romans Wa see the eruption OF q
volcano and the sinking % fleet
OF ships at sea
Thousands OF people we're used IN
the production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
TACOMA TEAM OUT
OF SOCCER CUP RACE

TINE race for the Mcmillan cup.
which represents the North.
west soccer championship,
narrowed down TO two teams yes.
terday. when the Seattle Celtics
took revenge for their defeat ear.
Tier IN the season az the hands OF
the Tacoma team. In the game at
Woodland Park. the Celtics put the
Tacoma team out OF the running
for the cup in one Of the most
thrilling and closely contested
games OF the season This leaves
the Seattle Thistlcs end the Car.
bonado team as contendors for the
cup honors. and one or more games
will be played to determine the
resting place for the trophy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
COLONIAL

Justified" ia an unusual drama
In the method OF telling Its story
The plot Ia not remarkable. but II
Ia unfolded In an absorbing way
The rumpus Ia started because .
jealous husband does not trust bic
wife.
Ed Coxen. in the role Of the ieal
GUS husband. Ia very good. Wlnlfred
Greenwood plays the part OF HE
wife
Then George Randolph Chester
Runaway June" story. having 20
do with the trouble that comes 20 q
young bride over the matter OF
money. IN as exciting. II not more
so. than the preceding stories.
"Springtime Feeiing" and Her
Escort" are two very funny come
dies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
PLAYERS GO SOUTH

with 2 players and the trainer
for the Indianapolis American asso
citation team. Manager Hendricks
left Indianapolis yesterday for the
spring training grounds at San
Diego. Twelve Of the Cincinnati
Reds LEFT that port yesterday for
training camp az Alexandria. La
and siN players 81 the Portland. or.
team left 10 Join the rest OF the
squad In training at Fresno. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
TIGERS MEET TONIC

In view ~ the fact that Temple
and Coleman. vho pitched for the
Tono team. are trying out for the
staff ~ the Tacoma Tigers this sea
son. an exhibition game between
the T gers and the Tono team has
been arranged TO be played the lat
ter uart OF March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
MISSION

Francis X Bushman In the shlninf
star on the bill AT the Mission thi,
week I'm Stars. Their Courses
Chance. The main theme ~ the
story IL love. and with pretty Mis-,
Mayo playing the opposite role. II r.
needless to state that the story g.
we'll carried ont
A funny comedy Some White
Hope, In which the country store
and the gang around the stove. PLAY
an important part, completes the
bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
SCHOOL
WINS INDOOR MEET

DY A margin OF three points.
n the Interlake grammar
school athletes pulled out
winners at the grammar school In.
door meet In the Y NJ. &. 4. gym
Saturday afternoon. The lntsriake
school had been picked TO win. but
Green Lake was clos. second.
with IS points Lowell finished
third. with Is. West Seattle ~. II ,
Day 5. Central s. Warren &. Green.
wood 8. West Queen Anne and
Minor ). The winning OF three out
OF four events In the potato relay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

would feel better satisfied that We
may have something ~ a ball team
In Seattle this season. Brown has
just strengthened his team by sign
Ing Wheeler Osborne OF Pendleton
aud Tracy Miles Of Butte. lie haF
also received the signed contract OF
William Hammond OF Springfield
Mass. second baseman. who has
high batting and fielding marks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
CLASS A

How Hazel Gets Even" IL an
amusing comedy drama vover
around n prize fighter and clever
girl Dorothy Gish is seen in the
title role The plot Of the story Il
clever. and wellplayed by a gOot
cast
Funny Charlie Chaplin Ia on the
bill in a farce comedy called Cruel
Cruel Love" There is also another
excellent comedy and the latest
Mutual Weekly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
Class A Until Tuesday Nah,

- 0iAf NiQnf
Hazel Gets Even" comedy. fea.
turing Dorothy Glsh:" Cruel Cruel
Love Keystone comedy. showing
Charlie Chaplin: Mutual Weekly: "
Hogan Out West" keystone com.
edy; Pathe Scenic.
Colonial Until Tuesday Night
Justified. two-part drama: "
Runaway June story No Z:
"SpriDgtime Feeling" keystone
comedy, Tier Escort" comedy.
clemmer Until Tuesday Night
"Cabiria.' D'Annunzio's film mas.
terplecc.
Alaska Until Tuesday NIGHT
The Call OF the North" drama.
featuring Robert Edeson.
Liberty Until Tuesday Night
The Goose Girl" drama. fcatur-
Ing Marguerite Clarke.
Mission Until Tuesday Night
stars. Their Courses Change. -
drama. Some White Hope" com.
.edy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
llBE r

Pretty Marguerite Clark is with
Va again In The Goose Girl" The
love % king for peasant girl and
the grand surprise handed him wher
his peasant turns out 10 be real
bona fide princess. ia one OF the IN
terestlng incidents that occur IN tho
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

ALASKA

The Call % the North featuring
Robert Edeson. IL offered AZ the
Alaska this week. II IL an excellent
production. taken In a Hudson ba,
atmosphere. The action is not over
done. as in a majority OF Northern
productions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
BoB BROWN SIGNS
TWO GOOD TWIRlERS

TT THE Seattle team management
would emulate the example 81
President Bob Brown OF the
Vancouver champs and sign NJ
some heavinR material. the fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01

races gave lnterlake the first posi-.
ton. as the Green Lake boys did
not enter teams In these events
and we're Ia the lead up to that
Time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
"Y" STUDENTS WIN

The Y. ". G. A. Students added
another victory 10 their long strini
Saturday night by defeating the
Preston basketball team In one OF
the most closely contested rames a
the season in the Northwest Tho
score was IS 10 81. and the victory
belonged 10 either team untll the
last few minutes ~ play
Star Wants Ads find the los,
articles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
CLEMmER

Clemmer patrons will be given the
biggest treat any motion picture
house has handed them for Ions
time In "Cabiria The film ~
wonderful II r. one OF the mos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
PILOTS IN GRAND
PRIx RACE QUIT:
WON'T RISK NECKS

ReSa, Italian Driver, in French Car, Finishes First
Track Is Dangerous But Race Is Not Marred by a
Death or Any Serious Accident. Good Boost for
sunny" Caornia-Not. Gossip of Sporting
Events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-01
RESIDENCE THEATRES
At the Home Until Wednesday

At the Home Until Wednesday
THE Perils OF Pauline" 40. 10
two parts. within an Inch OF His
Life two-part drama; His Las
Performance. drama. The Butch
cr's Bride" comedy
At Ye College Play House Unit
Wednesday
Called Back, -four parts. from
the novel by Hugh Conway. The
Dog Raffles," comedy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
ISINKLER DECLARES PENN'S FOOTBALL
COMMITTEE FAVORS ONE-MAN SYSTEM
Conditions Now Far
Different From Those
of a Year Ago at
University

proved by the committee and by many
of the players of former football teams
who were consulted.
Most of the men who coached this year
did so out of loyalty to Pennsylvania and
at considerable personal sacrifice. They
were chosen because they had been sue
cessfui coaches in the past and could be
counted upon to work in harmony. This
they did Notwithstanding the fact that
the system was not a satisfactory one.
and l believe 1t was not the fault of any
one man that the season was not more
successful.
The conditions which existed a year
ago are now completely changed, and we
are free to put our ideas into effect. AS
was stated in the report OF the commit
tee. there is unanimous agreement on
the wisdom of a single head coach, re-
sponslble for the development of the
team, though, of course. provided with
assistants with whom he can work in
harmony.
The man the committee selects as head
coach will represent the best Judgment
of the committee. There is no prejudice
against any individual
Committee Agrees
am in thorough agreement with the
other members of the committee as to
the type of man the University needs for
coach. He ought to be man who knows
modern football and who has ability to
teach 1t,
Another point on which the entire COM
mittee is agreed is the necessity of hav-
ing trainer who will not be n member
of the board of coaches, but who will
devote his entire time to the physical
condition of the players. There is ample
time to select such person, and II will
be done in due time in conjunction with
the proper authorities and committees.
hope that Pennsylvania students and
alumni will realize that our committee,
as well the board of directors of the
Athletic Association, is working with an
eye single to the advancement of the
| University's athletic interests.
l am perfectly willing to assume full
responsibility for my own judgment in
all things But the committee, par
tcularly the captain of the team, mas a
right to the loyal support of the student
body. We want to give the University
| the best coach we can and the best
schedule we can prepare. No committee
| could do more. IL the students. the
| graduates and friends OF the University
will appreciate these facts there will be
| complete harmony throughout and the
! chances of success increased many fold,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-17
BY WHARTON SINKLER

NTHEN the Football Committee COM
w pletcs it's work of selecting a coach
and arranging a schedule for 1916 l think
that all University Of Pennsylvania men,
undergraduates and alumni as well as the
many other friends of the University, will
be satisfied. That at least, Ia my hope,
and / know It represents the hope of
every member of the committee.
What we are trying to do is TO select n
coach who will stand for the best tra-
ditions of the University and who will get
the best results from the material at
hand. To that end the entire committee
Is united in its determination to consider
the best judgment of Pennsylvania foot
ball men and to act accordingly.
No one wants harmony in Pennsylvania
athletics more than our committee. Every
member of this body is prepared to make
sacrifices to render the best service he
can to the University. Speaking for my
self alone, | appreciate the fact that there
Is division of sentiment as to what Is
best to be done. But neither last year
nor this year did l seek membership on
this committee. Nor this year did | make
any campaign for election to the board.
Neither did l ask the Board of Directors
to put me on the Football Committee.
In accepting the position i wanted no
advertisement nor publicity. In fact, |
expected that what publicity / would get
would be of the kind not usually desired.
What l am trying to do is what every
other loyal Pennsylvania man will do
give the best that he has for the good OF