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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-09-13

In the Woman's Home Companion
Walter Prichard Eaton says:
"'Oh, Shakespeare, Shakespeare.
how many follies are committed in
thy name Sarah Bernhard has
played Hamlet somebody has counted
the verbs the poet used. students are
made to read the dramas before they
see EN- acted, and here am |. with no
knowledge of gardening. trying to con
vert an acre of burdocks into Titania's
boweri'"
He might have added the following
to his list OF offenses Annotating
editions with obvious comments, nam
ing wines and liquors after Shake
spearean characters, putting them in
the movies and calling Washers"
"Romeos."
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-09-13
EGYPTIANS FOND OF CATS
Animal Was Not Only Domestic Pet,
but Was Honored When
II Died.

The Egyptians are the first people
among whom we find notices Of the
cnt. II figures largely upon the mon
uments as domestic pet and was
honored when dead. Comical stories
are told by Herodotus Of the anxiety
to save the cats when house caught
fire. and the grief when one died. The
eat seems to have served as II retriever
in fowling expeditions. and even in
fishing. II seems strange that no mem
ton of the cat occurs I'm the Bible
or in any Assyrian record. Even in
India IT was but recently known as II
domestic animal. Its Sanscrit name
is marjara, from root meaning to
clean. from the creatures habit Of
licking herself at her toilet. Her nous
ing habits were well known to the
Romans, and even to the Etruscans, ms
shown by antique gems and even wall
paintings. The mouse killer domesti-
Gated among the Greeks, called gale,
described by Aristotle and humor-
ously referred to lay Aristophanes in
Peace" has been shown by Professor
Rolleston N have been our white
breasted marten. Besides the cat, the
Egyptians domesticnted the ichneu-
mon, popularity known as Pharaohs
rat. which Is still to be seen In the
houses at Cairo.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-09-13

Talk is cheap. Here Is Smith. who
once said proudly in the club smok
ing room
For % years. gentlemen. haven't
touched a card. taken : drink, told a
lie. done an unkind deed or smoked
or sworn"
Jimmy J wish ] could say that "
Brown exclaimed enviously.
Well. why don't YOU said a mu
tusl friend Smith did"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1916-09-13
Mexico VIII Need Automobiles.

When business again opens up in
Mexico that country is. expected to
offer an important market for automo
biles and motor trucks and delivery
cars. 1t is now nearly four years since
Mexico was eliminated as a market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28

versity field. Johnr Stroud. grad.
ua,e manager OF the Southern In.
stitution OF learning. was inclined
to be optimistic. lie pointed out
that last season. after taking n ~
to 0 defeat. the Californiana came
North and lost. 10 10 7. This year.
instead OF losing by an overwhelm.
Ing score. they lost ia the first
game. ~ to ..
Figure II out for yourself" says
Stroud.
The Bear Staters hit the hay
carly last night. appearing bit
tired after their long journey from
Berkeley.
viii Miss siIi Grimm
Bill Grimm. the player over which
the U. of w. squad went on a strike
when he was barred from compe-
tstlon for fooziIng his studies. will
be missed from tho Washington
julius Calkins will fill his
shoes. Caikins played a good game
against Oregon. and is considered
Urst team material.
The local contingent went thru
a brisk workout last evening. Altho
Mayfield did not work In the scrim-
mage. he was back nj tackle.
Ernest (Tramp) Murphy is going
TO be- one OF the chief sources OF
trouble for the Southern team.
Murphy has been regarded as one
OF washington's strongest de.
fensive players. and lately has
come TO the front as q star OF.
fensIye man. In the last California
game his weight plus his size made
the Southerners think that they
we're stopping a small mountain
slide.
George varnell OF Spokane will
referee and Plowden Stott OF Port.
land will umpire. A definite time
for tho game has not yet been set.
II will, probably begin ut OF 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Willie Hoppe Will
|. Be in Pink for Mir
With MADDEN Friday

Willie Hoppe 10 hard 1t work
for his bout with Lloyd Mad
den, new Northwest lightweight
champion, TO be staged In
Dresmland Friday night by the
Metropolitan Lumbermen's club.
The champ has stipulated
that Hoppe must make 135
pounds for the fraeas. and VIII
lie has gone 10 work In earnest
In an effort TO get down 70 the
desired weight.
Harry Anderson, who lost the
championship 20 Madden and
will endeavor to make . come
back against Jack Readd, the
Australian lightweight. 10 also
hoping for the best. Anderson
wants 20 be in the pink for HE
fight, and " returned the VIC
tor will challenge the winner Of
the Madden-hoppe bout In an
effort to regain his lost laureIs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
FIRST ICE HOCKEY
MELEE OF SEASON
SET FOR TONIGHT

tried To tear ou, q section OF the
fence surrounding the ice. but re-
fused TO keep out OF tho practice
melees. Seattle has idcaticaliy the
same team that went thru the sched-
uis last season.
The first game At homo will be
with Portland. on December 8. The
Me,ropolitans open the season away
from home. taking on Frank Pat.
rick's Vancouver MIllionaires. In
the British Columbia town. on Do.
cember 2.
4 believe I have the fastest team
In the circuit" declared Manager
Pet. Muidoon. following today's
practice session.
Roy Hickey. tho likely looking
young substitute OF last season. has
improved considerably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28

tho old style was readoptcd and
two games with Washington SEIZED.
uled. Washington. under Coach
pobie. has never lost game.
After the 70 10 o score the Cali
fornians were Wild over the defeat.
Most remarkable was n game close
ly following. and played in wash
ingson. Dobie's eleven just did
whip the team u had 30 soundiy
wailoped a short while before.
The University Of California stu
dents believe that rustiness nj tho
old game was responsible for tho
defeats. In order TO prove II a
costly coaching department Was as
sembled. Mahan. than whom there
is no greater gridironer. Is coach
ing the backfield.
Oregon Against poble
Doble. taciturn and defeatless.
doubtless pondcrs In his tent NJ the
stirring scenes on the reiuvcnaisd
California campus. In Oregon
Dobie Is vastly unpopular. There
will be Joy In Oregon II California
licks Doble.
But the big idea 10 tina, Dobie has
never been defeated. Tho Blue and
Gold IL building all its hopes anent
the day when California again faces
Washington.
VIII California and her great
coaching stars turn tho trick
Visitors Look iFs
A better looking bunch OF ath-
letes than the FL members OF tho
California crew that arrived from
the South last night would be hard
] to find. The boys were In an alto
gcthcr different spirit than the
stage-frixhtencd squad that came
North last year to do battle with
the local gridiron warriors. after
having been defeated. &c TO 0. The
recent melee NJ Berkeley. In which
California held Washington to q
win over them OF 10 10 3. has given
them much confidence. They are
hoping that they can como back
this year as they did last.
The visitors were scheduled TO
step thru their PAGES today a, Uni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
cERALD'S Bar WILL
Be SOLD BY SHERIFF

Anybody who wants to buy a
cash register. wine cooler, peanut
machine. bar mirror. whisky
glasses. or. In fact. anything per.
tanning TO the successful operation
OF first-class saloon. would do
well TO attend the public sale OF
the fixtures OF Clarence Gerald's
bar. formerly located at s24 First
ave. set for December 8.
Constable Edd Shrewsbury obtain
cd an order from Justice Brinker
Monday to advertise the sale OF
$4,000 worth OF fixtures confiscated
from Gerald's place during n dry
law raid shortly after prohibition
went into effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28

Seattle Viii ga IL first peep
~ Ice hockey for the present
season tonight. when . double
header In the amateur league
will be run on.
The Knights Of Columbus will
take on the s. A. c. septet. and
the University OF Washington
squad will clash with the Auto
mobile club.
Mayor III ON viii be on hand 70
open tho festivities. Mayor Gill
was badly bitten by the hockey bus
last season. and Was among thoae
present at every melee staged a,
the Arena.
Pete Muldoon's team OF profes
sionais II fast shaping up 10 tho old
midscason form. Bobby Rowe was
slightly injured In practice when b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Three New Players
On Portland Squad

PORTLAND. Nov. 2s.--Four OF
Portiand's hockey players who won
fame with last years champion
ship team. will be among those
present when Portland meets Spo.
kane next Friday night IL the
opening game Of tho Pacific Coas,
league season here.
Spokane IL tho infant team OF
the league. The other contestants
are Vancouver and Seattle. With
thrae new mon In its lineup. the
Portland squad IL busy practicing
three hours a day at the Ice Hip
podrome this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
BY n. c. HAMILTON
United Press staff correspo nde nj

United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--Brown
and Colgate universities will put
the last touches TO the new edges
they have filed on their cieats to-
day. Thursday they viii come to-
geiher I'm what all experts. except
Lieut.. Daily OF the Army and Glenn
Warner OF Pittsburg say Is the bat
tie for the Eastern championship.
Just how Colgate could figure in
n championship 10 not stated. but
II Is an undisputed fact. even by
Warner and Daily. that Brown
stands right at the top. and will
continue 10 shoulder Pittsbnrg and
Army around all winter and up TO
next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Haughton Will Not
Quit Baseball Game

BOSTON. Nov. 2s.-Percy Haugh-
ton. head coach OF Harvard'r
football team and president OF the
Boston National league club. de-
MES that he will resign and give
up baseball. as reported in New
York papers.
I'm In bnsebtll 10 stick" Haugh-
ton said. and expect 10 remain
as president OF the Braves for
some time 10 come"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
BroDn and Colgate in
Training for Contest

Colgate went into training today
az Mansfield. Mass. where the men
will be given a hard scrimmage and
rest tomorrow. Browns heavy
work Is over. Lieut.. DAILY OF West
Point has come out with declara-
ton that the Army Is tho best team
in the country.
Taking this as claim to cham
pionship honors. II will have to be
admitted there is little to argue
about. and. In fact. something 20
substantiate the claims OF the West
Point coach.
The Annapolis boys came within
a point OF defeating Pittsburg. but
fell before the Army attack by a
onesided score. Considering this,
Il is permissible TO figure the army
at least as strong as Pittsburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Joe Tinker Nearly
Loses His Place as
Cub Boss for Good

PEORIA. H.. Nov. 2e.--Joe
Tinker, 1915 manager OF the
Cubs. was stlll working today
20 have HE 1917 Job confirmed.
he was also thanking HE luck
that he was In . position 10
hold any Job.
Yesterday. while duck hunt.
Ing near here. Jos's bost over
turned. his shsIltsdsn hunting
coat wss dragging him under.
and just - II seemed likely that
he would handle . harp instead
Of . baseball bat next summer.
. fisherman discovered him.
Joe 10 o. X. TODAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Willie Meehan L.
Winner Over Frank

TACOMA. Nov. 2s.--Frank Farm
er Tacoma made n second attempt
TO wrest the Coast lightheavy-
weight title from Willie Meehan OF
San Francisco. last night. but the
fat boy had him hanging on for
mercy In the last round. Mcehan
has not found any one In the North
west who has bean ablc TO claim q
draw at the end OF four rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Lincoln Faculty Mighty
Proud of Basket Squad

Frederick Edison. former Yale cap
tain.
Harry l.. Diets. manual training
instructor. played on the South Da-
kota Industrial school team for
three years. and is another basket
shooter OF class.
Three former University OF
Washington stars are out. They
are Tony Savage. Ernie Wells and
Tom Wand David Allen, who went
TO Brown, and Robert Left COM
plete the lineup. The Franklin
Faculty team viii be played soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28

Lincoln high school faculty men,
bers are shouting loudly these days
that they are OF different breed
than the old.tsmc teachers. boast
Ing nothing but a high brow and n
pair OF PREDETERMINED glasses.
Thu Lincoln brain cultivators are
making the gladstone noise Just be-
cause they boast a basketball team
which thoy honestly believe In the
fastest quintet In Seattle.
In proof OF their contention. II.
II. Smith. civic instructor and mas
cot points with pride TO Principal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Jordon Winner in
First Cue Contest

Charley Jordon took Joe Scher-
mer down the line in the first block
Of their three-game match last night
for the city three-cushion billiard
championship at the Pope-Sibley
parlors. so to 4s.
The second block viii be played
tonight. beginning at 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Basketball Season
Under Way Tonight

The Seattle Church Athletic
league starts it's basketball season
tonight. with four ganes scheduled
at Leschi pavilion. Eight o'clock
games. Keystone vs.. University NJ.
4. and Emmanuel Lutheran W.
Woodland Park Presbyterian: 8
o'clock games, Welsh Presbyterian
VS.. Plymouth. and Green Lake M. e.
VS.. Trinity Lutheran.
Games VIII be played at Leschi
and the Y. NJ. G. A on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28

Before reading this. prepare
for the shock Of your lifetime.
Washington 10 going 10 win
the Thanksgiving day footbaii
game against the University OF
California, 20 be played on Uni.
versity field.
How do we knovs'
Well. you could never ovess
In a thousand Year,.
oilmovr Doble. usually pessi-
mistIe Of npein and ionefsesd Of
manner. wrssthsd his face In
smiles last night and knocked
those about him dead when he
exclaimed:
washington will beat Cali
fornis Thursday."
This 10 the first time In his
nine yesrp ~ coach at v. OF w.
that Doble has predicted a win.
Scratch II on the archives Of the
family Bible. ye oldest inhabI-
tsnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Who'll Get Willard
Fulton Heavy Bout?

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-F1ght fans
are specializing on the outcome OF
the bidding between Tom Andrews
and Tex Richard. both OF whom
are determined to stage the pro-
posed Willard-Fulton fight.
Andrews has already made his
offer of $4,000 TO the champion for
ten-round. 10 decision bout at
Milwaukee early In 1917. Richard
Is to make an enticing offer for a
fight In Madison Square Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Charley Tobin IL
Portland Captain

Charley Tobin. forward on the
Portland ice hockey team Of 1856.
has been named captain OF the
Uncle Sans, replacing Eddie Oat-
man. who viii not be with thu
team this season. Moose" John
son is still working out with Port.
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Miske Signed for
Bout With Gunner

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.--Billy
Mlske, the 81. Paul llghtheavy-
weight, will meet Gunboat Smith
in q ten-round bout Thursday after.
noon at tho Ciermont Sporting club.
BROOKLYN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
Bill Speas Proud
Father of a Boy

Word has been received from
Portland that Bill Speas. former
member of the Portland Colts. In
the n. w. league. is the proud
father OF baby boy weighing
nearly eight pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
TURKEY DAY
GRID MELEE
LOOMING UP
EVENGEl

Of the University of Washing
ton-that is. ii the expenditure
Of a sum reported as $1,000.
but in reality several thousand
less. on brillian, coaching. can
turn the trick.
Twenty-one husky native
sons are in our midst today
and glittering among them
ike diamonds in the rough.
arc Eddie Mahan, the great
Harvard star. and Andy Smith.
another shining light on the
gridiron of other days.
Recalling the - to o deiea.
the u. OF w. handed the
Golden Skaters last year in the
first encounter. and the two
following defeats, one here
last season and the Is to ; win
OF recen, date. is i, any won
- that our brothers from
The South arc using heroic
efforts to wipe away the night
mares
Adopt Old Game
Back around 1910 California
ADOPTED rugby football The game
never was overly popular. In 1911
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28
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Our examinations of
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financial institutions Of
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28

THE MILWAUKEE railroad IL
building 1000 freight cars 10 re-
lleye tho car shortage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-28

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StrnftOrf's YrOteit ers
folgrcid.
Seitimmnngen betrcffs 3eninr brabt'
luIer TadlridDten geGnbert.

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gen Der Seitinn11lngcn fiir Die 3en-
ilr bon brabtloicn Sepelhen ii6cr
6lottcnbcnegllngcn bcfannt. Sic frii-
beren @eltimmlingcn perboten ocrt
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bic bclitiden omtliden 8eridte 5lt
publi5iercn, nelrt iie 6inlpeiie .oilf
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friegfiibrcnocn 8ubio &iiItenitotio'
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Sieie 9citintntlii,g beriiDrt nllr
9eiitidlanb. bo iid) @roBbritanniel-
| ocs Gobels be6iert.
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Gefabr nnl Sifsbnrg,
Miii., DOriiber.
GrfOlsreider aampf sesem bas SpdJ-
iuailer in iemem Siitrift.
gtut in BEN Siitriften ant Slaf-Slnf
mod immer sruk.

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&alnpf gegen Die lleberid)pelnnuln-
gen in oem Siitrift, in oen Bids
burg. Niiii., liegt, lit berte foftiidI
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92ot int.
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Gnglanb's MntwDrt nnter'
lDegs.
slnf Den TrOteit sesen Die NDitbieb-
table Spbn Gnll's.

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trd9tigung Der Boitienoungen gefa-
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per aoit, uno be6iigIid ibres Srtbal.
tes moIIte iidl Der Sefrct1r nift olis.
ipreden. Sn Der Sof)e miro iibri.
gems ni4ts Dor eintreffen Der Iiit.
mort geifeben.
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9Ddbetagt geitOrbell.
@eteran Der 0Dfpmutipfiibrer nrbei=
tetc NIT Goiion anf Setroiter
3na.

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9ieillten Der 0lif]igan Gelitral-S -Sahn
mar, itnrb bier eeitern abenO in lei
nem Saitic I'M Alter bon 80 Sobren.
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fiibrer on Der @rano 3rilnf- -9abn
uno frbr ben 9aiiasieraug atpiifen
Eprt Suron unb Detroit, auf mel
dem Sbomas u. gbiion ols Sci.
t,inssiiinge arbeitete.