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SUBMARINES AND AER0PLAnES
 STAR ACTOR OF WAR

been devised which tend to limit the possibilities of under-sea craft. They are taken like fish in wire nets they are set upon by d mosquito fleet of small speed boats, armed With -pounders when they show themselves. on the other hand, the submarine has demonstrated most satisfactory abilities for long voy- ages, as, for instance, one of our own submarines recently made the voyage from San francisco to Honolulu d dis tance of over 1000 miles, without once stopping it's engines However for pro- tection of our enormous coast line. large fleet of submarines seems ineYita- bIe.-Popular Mechanics.
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Twelve hundred prisoners assembled in the big dining room witnessed the crime
 Stroud had a bad reputation. At Me Ncl's he assaulted guard and would have received an additional sentence for this after his present term expired. The recent crime will undoubtedly mean life or he will be hanged
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-27

tains ana around corners has more than tivities an army can no longer begin any important change of base or advance, or even start retreat, without it's being almost instantly known to the enemy. The perilous work of the spy, so impor- ant a few years ago, is now largely taken over by the aviation corps, for a single aeropane with one pilot and an observer can in fifteen minutes bring in more accurate information than dozen spies could secure in twenty hours with the additional great advantage of the report being right up to the minute. And as for bomb dropping, if homes and hospitals and churches are still to be destroyed in so dastardly fashion, the aeroplane is capable of enough mischief to quite complete with the dirigible. The aeroplane is SD small d mark, SD hard suddenly and often, that the aerial guns have fallen far short of their expected efficiency.
 While the submarine has sent d largo number of unarmed merchant and pas senger boats to the bottom, it has as yct, perhaps for want of opportunity, shown meager results as against men-of-war. All life is alert to protect itself against attack and destruction. As Burbank says, the cactus had no spines until it was threatened with annhiliation by antelopes, and the submarine had free hand until recently. Already means have
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ALASKAN KILLS PRISON GUARD

Robert F. Stroud who was sentenced to twelve years imprisonment at Me Neils island for murder committed in Southeastern Alaska killed guard in the Leavenworth pententiary a few weeks ago.
 Neis island to the federal prison at Leavenworth. Kan, and while the pris- oners Were at dinner stroud plunged a knife into the heart of Andrew r. Turner. one of the guards at the institution.
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MARCONI INVENTs
NEW APPARATTS

PARIS Dispatches from Rome reeeiN- the wireless telegraph. has perfected a new apparatus for controlling aeroplanes and dirigibles by wireless. Tests of the new apparatus have been made. with perfect results The inventor has pre- sented the invention to the government which will at once equip number of flying machines with the apparatus. for use against the Austrians.
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WE CAN Do TT.

For first class work and prompt deliy- cry phone Main l5l and the Peoples Laundry will send and get your laundry.
 W. J. WILLIAMSON, Prop.
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Gents furnishings. rubber boots and sllckers. trunk and suit cases, save you big money and guarantee goods as represented at Holts. All Frlnt street.
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Does your office need any job orinting.-Order it now before .hc boats arrive.-Nugget office.
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WEATHER RECORD

The following table shows the av- craze temperature Tor each day for the the following years:
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You can Keep your friends outside posted by having the Nugget mailed ta them for 50 cents per month.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-04

gSahrenS Der letten Gage famem
alerIei Seniationsnadri6tem iiber
bic Gage iiibIidJ pon Ynfareit. Die
9fHmGnem, beritarft bmrd nenen
rmififden 3nIdJn6, ioaten Die bort
an bem Mrbsis 1lniie itebenbcn
Srmppcn Wafenien's smriifgeorGmat
IDaben, iollten iiber ben 9tiasloiu ge-
ganaen icim mnb ben Srmppen Der
GemtralmGdte ben Grt Gpmana
iuieoer abgenommen ba6en. Sb 9et-
teres ridtis iuar, itebt in oieieni In-
aenblif nod nift felt, bak bic 3m-
mamen nnb 9tiiiien a6er in Idnelem
@orifof, iiber ben Niasloiu gesansem
fimb, ldjeimt ridJtis 81 iein, iie lumr-
ben aber pon @adenien's Srmppen
iuieoer bis an ben glrb5is siriifse-
iuorfen, 10 bae Die Gage iiiolidj BON
8mfarelt tatIGdlidp bieielbe iumrbe
iu;e bis6cr. Die 9imHen nuo 9inma.
men flabem aber am glrb5is Stel-
Inme gemommen ano es Jim bort
anIdleineno idjarfe Sample I'M Gan
ae. gSeiter liiblidJ, maize Der 9onam,
iunrSe Der redfe Sliigel Der Wadem-
5en'idlen Srmppen BON ben 5inmdncn
itnS 9infien ansegriffem, bod, iumr-
Den SieIr glngriffe 5mriifseidlaeen.
Rndenlem's Srnppen Bn6eu in bic
fen aafupfem fiiblidJ BON Snfareit,
ipabrenb Der leeten Gage 1850 &c
faneene gemadjt nno nennsebn Sa'
npnen, foiuie gntomobile mno an.
berc @efdbrte erbentet. - N6rolid,
BON 8mfarelt iinb ssalfenbabn's
Srnppen pabrenS bieier 3eit, ipah-
renb iuelder Nafenien 6ard bic
MmiIen mno MnmGnen in ieinein
IprSrinaen aufsebalten wmrbe, nit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-04
anr5e l1eberli4t.

WiafeaIen fat bei Smtrafai
weitere Sruppen iiber Die Do
nam seben loiien. Die 9fmiien
bransten i'm OitlidJ BON gafa=
reit snriif, er bramg aber ipic-
Der bis on ben slrbsis por;
Sort luiro id)arf sefampft. Sui
fenbapn's Srnppen bringen err
fplsreid) ppr rto baben @aeset
erreidlt. Wafenienfs Srmp-
pen ne6mem Graoiidea.
amgriffe Ser 9ttiieu in oen
aarpatbem iperoen iiberaa sll-
rIfseidlasen.
esm Der Sobraolda bringen
Nafenien's Srmppen anf beta
Citfliigef etiuas Dor.
NriedJenlan6's 0ariteanmg
Scr @erbGltniiIe luirb nnierm
Staatsoepartement smsefanoi.
Der &0nis uiligt nar IN oic
slnsliefernng zines fleinen
Sells Der @affen elm. Sin
@erbeuffisier oes Seniselps
ipiro perfaftet.
Nn gntiuerpen ioll cine Gc-
pplte ltattgefitnoen baben.
Spreder Glarf iuiinidJt, iln-
ier 9srGiibcnt m0ge feline 1rie-
oensuermittlung anbieten.
Die 9llliierten baben bas
Gedt 3nklanos anf aonitanti-
nupel anerfannt.
Der oemtIdDe 9ieid)stag
nimmt Gle Seimatsarmee-@br-
laae an.
Die Gcntralniadte ridten ei-
ne Wiilitaruerpnltnns FIR Gn-
mGnIen elm.
Hmgriffe Der 9llliierten in 6er
@cgcmo uon Wfomaitir iperben
snriifgeid)lagen.
Cine 9epeld)e ans Berlin
nennt oas CONNIE ltnternel-
men cine Nieberlage fir Die
giIfiierten lpie bie bei Uallipoli.
Gin oe,itIdes ltmterieebpot
5erit6rt Elm fraas5itiAes Srnp-
pentranspurtidiff.
sSn Guslanb lit cine @iini-
fterfriiis i'm Gauge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-04
General OZutla
Stiebt bic staOt G9ibna=
bna wieOer.
Die neue Vrefaf(ang.
Garran,a ltimmt oem
protofou 5u.
BabnZug iiberfdlle11 uf1d
auSgep1iindert.

- slMs esnefes iuiro semelbet, IS
| lei bort befannt gemadt iuor0en, Die
Garransiitas bitten Die Stabt Gbi.
bnabma iuieoer beiett; Ssnma iet
Samltag abenb in Die Stabt einse-
soaen. IS beift jett iuieber, es ieien
feline Mmerifaner ia Gbibmabma ge-
tOtet poroen. Nt,lrsnia's srnppen
ioaem ebenfaas gum Sell einsetroi-
| fen Icim. simdJ Die merifaniid)e Ge-
ianbtid)aft in @aibimgtom fat cine
oiesbesiglide 9sadrid)t erbalten.
- Cine bis iett inbeitGtiste Nadj-
ridt iast, inter ben 9fmerifanern,
bie @illa in Gbibmabua baben err
mprSen laiIen, babe iidJ aitf GBarles
Glmenoorf, Elm SDbn Der syran Gmi-
lie Glmenbprf an Der Noams Str,
befnnSen. @orlanfig ueif, man nidt,
pb @illa in G6i6malta iiberba1tpt
fat 9lmerifaner ermorben laiien. Gi=
ne anbere SepeId)e melbet, er babe in
Gbibnabna, cine Siebe sebalten, in
Der er erflarte, oak er nidjts NIT Der
Grmpromng Der 9lmerifaner in Ghi-
bnabma ST TIM ge6a6t babe mn0 in
Ser er alien syremben in Gbibnabma
Sd)mt uerlpradl.
Garransa bat am 1Sreitag upr
Der &onbentiun at Gneretaro cine
lange 3ebe gebalten, int Der er iiber
Die 9lbiid)ten, bic er nit Der neren
@erfaiinna babe, ipradj. sllles 0i-
te, bns bie alte Gerfaiimng entbieit,
Iolle and in Der neuen bleiben, nnr
oas ltn6ramd)bare mno 8eraltete iDl-
le beieitigt lperben. @or allem Iulle
bic perI0nlide 1reibeit iuieber berge-H
iteat ,perbem. Der @idter folle
nidt mebr oas uillenloie @erfseus
oes 8onbernemrs iein, Ipnbern iolle
bas Hedt babem, bas 1tnredlt, Sas
Der 8ompernenr tue, SIT itnterinhen
mnb sn beitrafen. Die @illfiir se-
gen 8efansene lolle aitfb6ren, es
Iolle ibnen erlaabt lein, giirsIdaft
5m itellen inb fir lire Trpseiie fple
Elm beitimnter Sermin angeiett
iuerSem. Sir bic Wittelloien ioll-
ten tiifJtige slbupfaten snr Stele
iein, nm lire @erteibisuns sm ii6er-
nebmen. Sie Stelle bes @iee-E Eraii-
bentem iolle abseidafft merben nnb
uenn Der Hraiibent iter6e, 10 iolle
Der aonsrek ieinen Nadfolser err
nennen. 9tud, mand)e anbere an-
ten &erIpred)mnsen entbielt Die Ge-
De, oOn benen man MIR bDffen fam,
bag iie amdJ iuirflidj Sur glnsfii6- |
rmng aelangen. Die 2anbberteilnng
mill Garrnnsa aHf 8rmnb Der alten |
geitinmnng bmrdfiibren, bae Die
,Regiermns bas Ged)t babe, Gigcn-
tim sum allgemeinen @eiten sn
funoemnieren, ipenn Der Gigentiimer
andj nidlt oamit einberitanben lit. |
9snr Der Hrdiibent lpll has Gedlt ba-
ben, Die Gpnbemnierlntg sn opasie-
fen. Zen SdJabenerlab iullen bamn
bic 9iifJter feitiebcn. Mit bieler &c
itimmnna miro mol biel ltmfne ge.
trie6en tueroen.
- Garransa Ioll angebentet ba-
ben, bah er bem Erptpfoll nit ben
Der. Staatem snitimmen iuer6e. So-
iuie bic Gatififation erfolst 1T, tpirS
Die semeiniame &ptmmiiIion lire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

All competitors are in readiness
for the city championship swims
to be staged at the Washington
Nat Thursday night
Over 40 have signed mp for the
various events. which is the iarg-
est number OF entries ever receiv-
ed for the city championship
sw,ms. Several OF the former rec
ords are likely TO be broken. In
practice. A. G.. Cameron and Ar
thur wilde have bettered the for
mer city record by several sec
onds in the 220-yard event
Cameron Is considered the best
aIl-round swimmer In the city. Miss
Miller and Mrs. Howe, who are en-
tered In the 80 and 100-yard ladies'
events. are the favorites. In the
Junior girls 50-yard event. Anna
MayhaIl. a f4-year-old school girl.
IA considered the fastest swimmer
in the Northwest for her age.
Miss Mayhall has been swim
ming less than a year. but she has
developed wonderful fast stroke
In such a short time.
l.. sather, l.. Daughters and @.
James, who are entered IN the
Junior boys 20 and 50-yard dashes,
have all made good time. Prizes,
which consist Of cups and medals
donated by the leading merchants
In tho city, are on display In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
HERE 1T IS
Herr, There and evsry~hsrs
Short Sport

A. Tuesdays meeting Of the Ne
tional league. In New York. It was
voted to make President Toner'S
decisions In contested games finAl.
Three eames were played In the
Brown 4 Hulen billiard tournament
Monday. Ginnold beat Davis. rs to
%: White beat Kramer. Is 10 -,
and Scholtx beat Ball, Is to ~.
The Plymouth basket tosssrs and
the Seattle Y. M. c. A. quintet will
mix at Leschi pavilion Friday ntGnc
The athletic w" will be awarded
to six basket shooters at the uni
versity. They are: John Davidson,
Jess Palmer. George Smith, Stan
Riddle. Richard Dcutsche and Dixon
Schively.
Battling lsvins,y took . laelne
from Jack Dillon IN ten-round bout
at Brooklyn Tuesday night
The Cleveland Athletic club has
. resident membership Of 1900.
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By Fred Fulton

gest lesson OF my career. also
was beaten for the first time.
met Al Palzer. who was rated In
the East a. . championship posi-
bility. MY seconds told me to watch
Palxers right. but l thought ] knew
It all and tore into It. was soon
on the floor.
Since then PAlser was Knocked
out In one round BY Andre Ander.
son. whom I knocked out In four
rounds.
Since that night I have always
listened to my seconds.
ITO 0a ConSiouodl
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INDOOR MEET
TO BE LARGE
"Values Tell"

CORVALLIS. Ore. Feb. s.-Dr.
Z. ]. Stewart. director OF athletics
at 0. A. c.. is already planning 10
make the first annual Far Western
track and field meet the largest OF
It's kind ever held in the West
DR. Stewart Is enthusiastic over
the prospects for this event, and
said this morning:
Expressions OF coast track off,
Gals. ~ published In San Francis
CO last August, were unanimous In
their demands for more meets for
our coast athletes so that the
greater experience would give
these athletes better chances 1t
the National A. A. u. meets. II
was by emphasizing this thought
that we secured sanction for this
meet. originally scheduled for Feb
ruary 4.
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ALL IS READY FOR
CITY TITLE SWIMS

show window OF the Bon Marche.
Officials for the meet arc: start
er. James Tyrrell. judges. A. 3.
Goldsmith, Lonnie Austin. Chester
Mcintyre; timekeepers. Frank
Vance, oliver Runchey, Mr.. Hamil-
ton; clerk OF the course, II. w.
Paige: scorer. G. w. 5exsmith; an
nouncer. II. w. Johnson.
Instructor vickers, who 10 In
charge OF tho meet. states that he
wants all competitors TO be on
hand promptly at 1880 p. m. Owing
to the large number OF entries. the
races will start promptly at .
O'Clock. Tho management has
made comfortable seating arrange
ments for spectators.
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JOHNNY WUFFI IS
SIGNED BY SEALS

San FRANCISCO. Feb. s.--Msn-
oser Harry woiverton Is starting
. build mp the uncertain short
stop position that was made va
can't BY the departure Of Roy Cor
han to . ST. Louis club For =
tine Sammy Bohen was the only
candidate: then Frank Gay. OF Ala
media. was added ~ An experiment.
aad now the announcement II
made that Johnny wuff1i has sixn-
"a Seal contract wuf1i has
been In the Northwestern league
sincs being sold By the Seals q
couple Of years ago. but had some
trouble with the Spokane club on
salary matters and succeeded In
purchasing his release
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May Postpone
Basket Game

There Is q probability that the
broadway and Queen Anne basket.
ball game scheduled for Friday
Will be postponed 10 a later date.
The snow shoveled Off OF the
not gathered around tho gym
nAsium wall on the outside. This
began 10 leak and the water from
tho snow found its way down the
yah and under the Eym floor. The
~ kept increasing and pumps
we're started to get IL from under
the floor before any damage could
THE place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
K.o. WAS POLAR BEAR

Knockout Greek Brown strolled
Into q Chicago sanctum one morn
Ing with q black suit and white
gloves adorning his person.
"Why tho scenery7" was tho In
Simultaneous query.
"Me7 I'm . polar bear today"
replied the knockout demon.
"Polar bearf"
"eursi Polar bear. You know
follow the hearse, carry the"
"Ohi Paiibearsr."
That's what II waa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
Sans WinOver
MilliOnaireS

PORTLAND. Feb. e.--Nearly
5000 hockey fans crowded tho Hip
podrome last night and witnessed
the locals win q sensational hockey
match from Vancouver by the hair
line score OF ! TO 0.
II was tho most thrilling exhibit.
ton OF the leo game ever staged
In Portland. The only point was
scored by Eddie oatman, captain
OF tho Portlsnders. 6 minutes and
20 seconds after the first whistle.
Tho game practically cinches the
league leadership for the Uncle
Sauna.
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SPOKANE ATHLETES
COMING FOR MEET

Min wisidsrs Of the spokane
AthistIe club and the o \. c.
will intsrrnIn0Is punches ~ the
local institutIon Of athletics
nsxt Tuesday night
Wrestling Will also havS Q
plscs on the bill.
The men who will BE- sent
down by the spokane club have
not yet been named. The prob
able classes that will be repro
scented. however. are i25, is5
and Tbapounders.
Besides the interciub evsnts.
prsiiminaries Will b furnished
BY .. A. c. men. Chef Moln-
tyre claims the coming show
will be one Of the best Of the
year.
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Phil Cooney
in Business

Phil Coonsy. former Spokane
shortstop. who has been with
Sioux City for three Year,. has
quit baseball for good and ID now
n stockhoider in n taxicab bust
ness In Sioux City.
Cooney was sold to the Western
league by Spokane and held down
an infield Job In Glass A company
In good style. but the chance TO
get into business was too at
tractive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

The first fight OF my ring career
brought mo . knockout victory over
Dick Stone In two rounds. Then |
Knocked out Dick o'Connoli, Tom
Riley. Sam aaibcny and Jim Harler.
and outpointsd Bon Trimble In SIX
rounds-
Then I was sent against Luther
MeCarty. the champion, who was
touring the country. He was the
first clever fishtss I had ever seen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
''CHASING THE CHAMP
FRED FULTON HAS A REACH SAY INCHES. WHICH IS GRE,

He didn't Just get In there and wal.
lop and try TO kill his opponent lie
was . revelation 10 me, and !
learned \ lot In our bout
l made q good showing with Nc
Carty and got tho idea I could whip
any man In tho world II got moro
experience. had visions of fight.
ing for the heavyweight champion.
ship and. what's moro. OF winning II.
After the McCarty mill bumped
off Mfhe Burns IN one round at
Superior. wis-. and Knocked q fei.
low named Riley for . loop In three
rounds at Minnea polls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
AS Told to Brown Holmes

Mike Collins. my present mana
ger. was promoting bouts At Hud-
son. Via. ! went there and pet
Charlie Nelson walioped hin 10
sleep In one round and did the same
to Ray Carciofini IN five rounds. ]
went 10 Fsirview. Mont. and out
pointed Al Rosa In II rounds and
then to Sparta Via. and knocked
out Mike Peterson
All these victories gave me the
idea could knock them al kicking
IN . round or two. I am still Of the
same opinion.
In my merit fight I learned the big.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
New Shells Purchased
For California Crews

Graduate Manager Stroud. OF tho
University Of California. has pur-
chased two new shells for the
Berkeley crews 10 start the 1915
season. Tho largest group OF can
didatss In years n out for posi-.
tons. and. from all accounts. = big
year 10 expected In tho South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
TORONTO 10 VICTOR

VANCOUVER, y. c.. Feb. s.--Re.
suits OF last nights play In the Ma
tional Hockey association follow;
At ottawa, 3. Wanderers /: at To
ronto IL. Quebec 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
lyznv EossXRoMxx

ENROM reports CLEANED by gancng the newspapers
from various sections Of this country and Canada II
would appear that boxing Is the upward tilt The grand
old of swat Is just enjoying period Of pretty
healthy prosperity.
q q q % q
The manly conducted in under the commission
plan. has proven satisfactory than fans had
hoped II has been big boost the game and unless
some setback II likely that there will be
states adopting this plan before another winter rolls
around
The European has about put the skds under the
game in England and France it up America to keep
things going.
The has taken its toll in the boxing rankA well
other branches OF Many OF the best pugss In that
part Of the world have been killed injured In battle
What England and France think OF boxing shown by the
the the front have kept alive and ourshing
Even the keep the from indugng in few
friendly encounters in camp
When the II then will be time for the Europeans
TO look out for the American boxers While the boxing
ranks Of Europe continually being thnned the army Of
boxers in this country is the increase
q u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

Walter Cox drove 1872 races over
various tracks In light harness
races last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09
INDIANS SIGN AMATEUR

Eldred l.. ADsell, an amateur In
fielder OF Idaho. has been signed
by the Spokane baseball club for
1916.
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Fl0hT slTE sEIEcTEp

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Madison
Square Garden has been selected
as the aite for the Willard Moran
tussle. The date is March II; tho
distance, 10 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

After all. n 10 NOT strange. IN
these days OF horseless carriages
and wireless telegraph. that We
have fightless champions.
q q q
Ban johnson says players In the
American league cannot write for
newspapers. Newspapermcn say
they never could.
= q q
p. r. Barrum 10 dead, but hIs soul
goes marching on. People are
still paying to SEQ Ad wolgast
boz.
q q q
Swimmers. be warned. a para
graph IN q scientific Journal says
the waters Of tho Antarctic arc
colder than the Arctic
q q q
Chester Fee, cute little mustaehs
and all. In Seattle visitor. Chef
n the third greatest athlete In
tho u. 8. He made EN- all eft up
at the Panama. ncific fair meet
Chef came up hero from Oregon
to see his brother. Algsr, take
the oath of allegiance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

Il 10 estimated that there are $780,
900 owners OF bird dogs in this
country,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

guhstttutions
First pseiod--patrick for Maiisn. Riley
for 1srss
SECOND psvfod--Riskey for Ncryia Nor
ris for Riohey. Msiisn for Riley. oengs
for Mcdonald.
Third psriod--Hiley for MaiIen. Nc
Donald for osnEs. Hickey for Wilson.
Penalties
can penalties three minutes. unless
thsrwiss speoified.1
first period --vicforis. Kerr
Second psriod--Nons.
Third psriod--seattis, royston. Morris:
Victoria. Kerr. Riley five MINUTES.
Officials --Reforee. Tom Phillips; Judge
Of play. James Mcdonald: Nimskeepor.
Charlie Young.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

Leave n 70 The Star 10 get quick
action In Mondays first edition
. sport page editorial pointed on,
the fact that Gil Dobss should
be retained as coach. The paper
had been on the streets an hour
and q half when tho announce
ment OF the appointment was
made. Quick WORK.
q q g
6Iddy Bishop says Tacoma should
worry II It loses It's Northwestern
league ball club. Well still
have the amateurs" says he.
That's about all they had. any
how.
q q q
Despite that I'll Of the second
Mathewsons and Cobbs that were
signed last season are back In
the bushes, reports have II that
the Phillies have signed . second
Alexander.
q q q
Golf hss made q great he In Japan.
Imagine what one of the little
brown boys says when he misses
perfect putt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

Coach John r. Moakiey. Of the
Cornell University track and field
team. who recently signed q 10
year contract has had to watch
his men work out in the snow. Lit
tie has been accomplished OF late
because Of the poor weather con-
ditions In the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

Coach Jim Rice Of Columbia Will
have his crews out for the first
practice today. II VIII be- indoors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-09

handbali has been added 70 Gle.
mentary school sports by the New
York public schools.