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Oe5Adfts>2alenD
Hutomobil- HnrtriN und Cops

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
lPu@ilistic News and Gossip
-ax stralaht nlaht

bunch os photos taken OF Farmer
In a mask. and that he was going 10
take Frank TO San Francisco and
have him box In the four.round
game. wearing a mask and Keeping
his identity secret.
Henry Gleason. national amateur
champion NJ l75 pounds. has been
offered good position In San Fran
cisco. which he may accept. In that
case tho s. a. G. will lose its
champ. II Gleason goes To Frisco
he will in all probability Join the
Olympic club.
Boxing has been opened up In
Salem. the capital OF Oregon. which
n only few hours ride from Port
land. Tad Derby shire. tho old Mutt
nomah club middleweight, and Val
ley Trambitas. one OF Portland's
tough nuts In the middle class. head.
lined the frat card.
Another Portland heavyweight
got a setback recently. when Andre
Anderson knocked Frank Kendall
out in tho fourth round back East
Kendall looked like a champion 10
the Portland fans. altho those in
the know couldn't see much 20
Frank outside OF the fact that he is
a prince OF good fellows
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Cx:gl -yN o..
ii;@ {,]l| q; l1|
p 31U

gATTlE Of the billiard Willie
- Hoppe perform with ko ysmsds. the japanese marvel The
thing
find suitable location Hoppe
His this
with Melbourne innan. English champion.
u q u
baseball Frank
California
Chicago Cubs When Cubs he had only
q
siona ball will be is
years ago April big Some
place since.
alternating Soap Lake and
hurting challenges at Freddie poosn champion Charley essn Is
10 shortly Theodore Bettenoour
bdetobs By troubled with HE
OF better he intends stepping back
imeeht they not he Intends settling
down on cattle near Rosa Cal
q q u
responsible wonderful growth Of golf
Of Maurice Me
Iough These tho two that bcrE threatened
tennis low ebb When the
and made things
outplayed Var
don and golf the
by leaps and bounds In tho iaw
few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
MUCH INTEREST
BEING SHOWN In
FRIDAY BATTLE

Interest in tho three big bouts
scheduled for the smoker Friday a,
the Tivoii theatre Is at a high
pitch. Tho fans arc talking about
tho show In a way that promises 10
draw . big crowd. The mon viii
finish training today. and Manager
Salt declares that all OF the Seattle
boxers arc IN condition 10 enter the
ring.
Aitho the two big bouts arc at
tracing tho most attention, there
IL n lot OF discussion as 10 whether
the Spokane boy. Joe Benjaman,
can lower the colors OF the local
featherweight champion. Leo
Houek. Houok has been winning
nearly everything lately. and when
tho Eastern Washington younsster
sent over word that he was going
out after Leo's scalp. some OF
Houcks friends began to get wor.
rlcd. II BeulamAn can beat Houck
he will be q big card here, for
Houck has shown lots OF class OF
late.
Tho Milier.Mitcheli 70 should be
good one. while Yoern and Rey.
nolds are also expected TO put up
a fast mill.
Head The Hess Gsrdsn uasbssd''-----
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
"Lone Star" Knows Football
and a Lot of Other Things
~ BETTY ORAEME


SPOKANE. Wash. Feb. i7--If
Lone Star" w. II. Dietz. football
coach at Pullman. had not been
born an Indian be would have been
an frishman.
discovered this before had
exchanged . dozen words with the
big fellow. In the first interview
he has ever given a woman re-
porter. In his "tepee" In n hotel
here. Lone Star surprised me by
appearing In a dark cutawsy coat
and vest and gray trousers.
The night before had seen him
AZ a Chamber OF Commerce ban
quct In full feather regimentais.
dressed III 10 KIN"
Tho fact that I don't know a
thing about football. war paint or
Indian dialects was embarrassing
at first.
But ! found that the big coach
knows 4 lot about women. He
knows that they like rather TO hear
kind words That ought TO be true
instead OF unkind ones that are
not. And 90 We got on famously.
| I learned. also. that he IL an art
list Al Carlisle. he was the d.
-. rector OF the art department. and
I, was once his ambition 10 take
up the mantle worn by Frederick
Remington. painter OF the American
aborigines.
so you arc an artist" I asked.
Gould you paint me-"
Il could" he replied. but I
shouldn't want you painted. You
are radiant enough as you are"
AT Pullman" | asked. changing
tho subject hastily, you have had
n chance 10 observe co-educatIon--
what do you think OF it,
III works out rather well down
there" said Lone Star" but
am not so sure IL liz = good idea. II
takes the boys minds off their
work 10 have girls around"
! noticed n sharp CLINT In his
black eyes at times and wanted TO
know II he had bad temper.
i never let my temper &c,
away with me-" he said. People
usually DO what I say without
waiting 20 be made 20 DO II. I
have never spoken a rough word
TO the boys at Pullman. ! Just look
at them So"
His illustration explained much.
II told how the Indian coach was
able 20 whip the Washington State
college eleven into shape TO win
over Brown university in Callfor
MIA last season and why they won
so many other victories.
I imagine that II he gave his
boys that look and told them &c
line up against a bunch OF wild
cats. they would do IL without q
murmur.
-----R~sd The Rsss Garden Husbead"--
Hal Chase will be barred from
the American league. says Presi
dent Johnson. which makes him
Hal Chased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
GIANTS CAPTURE cuBANs

John McGraw. manager OF
tho Ssw York Giants. has I'M
der contract three Cuban play.
ers he expects to develop into
starr.
Joe Rodriguez. a young first
baseman. and Emelio Palermo.
pitcher. will be tried this sea.
aon. Aragon. inficlder. is
young and may not be tried for
some time.
Rodriguez played at Long
Branch last summer. lie hit
we'll there and has hit 800 In
the Cuban winter league. Pa
lermo has had experience with
international league clubs.
Aragon In touted as better
infialder and hitter than AL
media, who was with the Gin
cinnau Reds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
SIX CLUBS IN n. W.

President Bobby Blewett OF the
Northwestern league is back from
his soiourn In Montana
lie took occasion TO spike the re-
ports going the rounds that Tacoma
was not wanted In the Northwest.
ern league. He declared that things
looked very rosy for six-club
league the coming season. This
evidently means that Great Falls
and Butte will be In the circuit.
besides Vancouver. Spokane. Tia
coma and Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
Lswly ViCs
Trim Sans
by 5 to =

Aye. mates. It's q cruel. cruel
world.
At least. that's the opinion Of
Manager Ed Savage Of the Portland
ice hockey septet.
The Uncle Sans came north
needing but one game 10 cinch the
top rung OF the ladder in the league
race. Seattle. third in the race.
walloped them first. then Wedncs-
day night the lowly victortans hung
the sign on them to the tune Of
IS 70 2.
Victoria and Portland always put
up a good game when they get to
gether. Wednesdays fracas wAs
up TO the standard. Despite the
fact that there is q little differences
Of six or seven games separating
the two sevens. they fought nHo
wild cats.
Eddie Oatman. who Is the Uncle
OF the Sans, and generally q pretty
genial sort OF fellow. was real
peeved. Eddie wanted to lay aside
his hockey club and indulge IN
fisticuffs with nearly every one in
sight.
Sibby Nichols and Lester Patrick
were the shining lights Of the c.
madam squad. while Oatman. Fred
Harris and Tommy Dunderdalo
played nifty game for the losers.
There was a good crowd In It.
tendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
MARRIAGE ElivveR.

Bat Nelson. the Durable Dane.
has reached the end OF endurance.
He has quit for the first time In
his life. lie has asked for divorce
Sammy Howard. manager OF
Frank Farmer. ia going TO pull the
masked marvel stuff In San Fran
cisco. with Farmer appearing In the
role OF the marvel.
Before the two left Tacoma. II
leaked out that Howard had had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
B. B. FRAT TO FIGHT

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-presIdent
David Fultx OF the Baseball Players
fraternity declares that his organ.
iEation is prepared to go the limit
to support the contention OF Jimmy
Johnston that the Brooklyn Nation
al league club must give him the
same contract he had with the New.
ark Federal league club. Johnston
declares the Brooklyn management
has refused thus far 10 take over
tho Newark contract
Road The Rese Garden Husbsnd"--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
DITMAR TO Referee

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IL
Demon" Ditmar will probably ref.
cree the coming wrestling match
between Gotch and santel. It was
declared today. Gotch is expected
here early next week to complete
his training for the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
he ADVISES GO EAST

c. s. Harley. vice president Of
the German-American Mercantile
bank. back from the East. puts 70
verse English on Horace Greelsy's
declaration. He says great oppor-
tunities are being opened up for
Young men In the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
HERE 1T IS
Here. There and Everywhere
Short Sport.

Prizes amounting TO $500 will be
hung up for racing purses BY the
Grays Harbor Fair association this
season.
The Queen Anne scrubs took .
drubblng from tho Lincoln seconds
Wednesday. 25 to IL.
Experts having passed on the Ma
tional league schedule declare 1918
list OF games well balanced.
Jim corbets has again cut loose
from Tom Cowler. As soon as Tom
wins another fight, Jim will take
him In tow again. sans as usual.
Only rs bali players will be taken
TO the San Francisco training camp.
This IL the smallest squad the Seals
have ever put into the field during
the training season.
Tho Oregon AgGIes won from
Stanford in basketball "Wednesday,
rs to 10. The game was played al
Stanford.
Reports from Cleveland say Bar
Johnson has purchased the Indians
for four unknown buyers.
Feathsr~eight Champ Johnny
Kilbane trimmed Johnny Greeley OF
Cincinnati Wednesday night. at Hot
Springs. Ark.
Mccarty defessed Steele Wsdnes
day night in the Brown q Hulen
tournament. rs to 81. Helwig won
from Roller. rs TO 10.
Kitty Brsshcar, who umplred In
the Coast league last season. IN re
covering from the effects OF brok
en- arm. He was eranking HIS auto
The Southern intercollegiate asso
citation embraces In its membership
30 institutions.
There are about $50 active out
door polo players distributed about
this country.
George r. slosson has accepted
position as billiard Instructor al
the City club, Boston.
There are 44s automobile factorie,
In the United States.
-Resd The Rose Garden Hnsssnd''---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17

Leo Houck. tho local i2s-pound-
or. IN anxious 20 take on Fox and
win issue a challenge 10 the Call
fornlan before he makes his set
away from the Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17

Dunderdals Riley for Patrick. Patrick
for Maiien. Dunderdaie FOR Tobin-
Penalties
All penalties three minutes unless oth-
erwiss specified.
First period. Patrick: second period.
johnson. ostman, irvine. Harrts Tobtn.
Patrick. third period. Patrick. Nichols.
Oatman.
Officlals-Referee. Mickey Ion: Judge
% play. James Mcdonald: timsksepse.
Charles Young.
Read ''The Rose Garden Husbaa1"-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
ROUGH BUT RIGHT
TEA IS RESTORATIVE


Sootty Montieth. manager OF
Johnny Dundee. caused some
thing OF a stir In Denver the
other night when Dundee
fought Stanley Yoakum.
Montieth carried n suspi-
cious looking bottle In his
pistol pocket. When he gave
Dundee a swig between rounds.
fans near the ring saw that
the color OF the contents of
the bottle looked like the "old
stuff" seen often before DEN
yer went dry.
Investigation developed that
II was tea. Dundee likes Il
better than the smelling salts
generally used by fighters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
QUEEN ANNE VICTOR

Queen Anne's basket shooters
plastered loss on franklin Wed.
nesday. taking the Franklin five
down the line by the score OF 20
10 II. Tho win gave the hill team
the edge in the race for the cham.
pionship The lineups.
Queen Anne, Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17

bly, he has sidestepped matches ever
since he won the title nearly n
year ago.
Frank Moran 10 said TO be a
credit to the boxing game. jess
Willard 10 perfectly willing for
Moran TO take tho credit and hell
take the cash.
Fred Toney, pitcher, says he
will win rs games next season.
Evidently he does not expect
to pitch for the Cincinnati Reds
again.
Jess Willard has not been In the
ring since he won the title from
Johnson. which indicates It Is hard
to be a champion and a fighter Mt
the same time.
ROUGH BUT RIGHT
what 10 the lightweight
lImlt7" fan asked the ST.
Louis Post.Dispateh. FREDDY
Welsh" was the answer.
Watch my club this season.
says Connie Mack. Why should
we wish to strain our eyes. Con.
ME?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17

Those who say Jess Willard r.
slow on his feet forget how MIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-17
io--For Sale Livestock

F0R sALr--1s Rad - hars~s ara TAR.
nrss ranging from t.sas Ia ises
rounfs each ~ wagons Seattle
nr~winx ard Mailing Co. usormsts~n
ssshl.s ,,,,,,,,,,,,.>~
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f~crearoRs-uff-i
PACIFIC COAST IDEAL"
IL y Combine. lev rriee with sss,
possible contraction Price
III zee up. Fifteen y.srs on
the Coast stfft Givfnf
cornpisss satisfaction and good ssrvsss
write Ltiiyss Seattle.
VIZ 30 -g.t1rs Raf-sInS ..f ss,Ssins
eggs IN s-ttins. snt incubator lets
So. Gee Reds ard Lsrhorn chtcts for
safe this s~asoa special prtrss on
iss-.ss. 1914 mode, oasen Incubator.
Pacific Poultry Co. los Seneca 81.
Elliott tsif
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+. Summary. Field ROnIs-LdhcoIn,
Tevis ~. Peek (2). Day ~. Quay.
O'Nen (2). Substltutions Thomas
for Bernstein. Referee--Strong.
Scorers--Glen and Riley. Time.
keepers--Smlth and Ryan.
------I Read "The Rose Garden uunband''----
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PLAN TO ENLARGE
FAIR BUILDINGS
PREPARATIONS BEING MADE
TO REMODEL AGRICULTURAL
AND POULTRY BUILDINGS.

Preparations are now being made
for remodeling the agricultural and
poultry buildings on the fair grounds,
this being agreed to at the last meet
ing of the Escambia County Fair As
sociation.
The association feels assured of a
very large exhibit this year, and has
already signed an agreement for four
spaces Of fifty feet each for exhibits
and also larger space for the school
exhibits, as well as the Boys Corn
Club and the Girls Canning Club.
N. ]. Lillard expects to spend the
greater part of his time in different
parts of the county in encouraging
the good work.
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spIendid for Rheumatism.

81 think Chamberlain's Eminent is
just splendid for rheumatism" writes
Mrs. Dunburgh, Eldridge, N. 7. ut
has been used by myself and other
members of my family time and time
again during the past six years and
has always given the best of salts
faction" The quick relief from pain
which Chamberlain's Eminent affords
is alone worth many times the cost.
Obtainab1e everywhere.-Adv.
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noon on the Y. M. c. A. basketball
court. The game resulted in a vic
tory for the Intermediates, who scored
81 points, while the grammar school
boys had only IL points when the
game was called. This match was
an interesting one throughout the
entire period of play, although the
grammar school team was outplayed
almost from the start. Wentworth
starred for the school boys, while
Vaughn, Fauria and Mayer played
fast ball for the victors. The lineup
of the two teams was as follows:
Observation-Disclosures, forward;
Fauria, forward; Mayer, center; Oh
sen, guard; Geist, guard.
Grammar School-Smith, forward;
Williams, center; Creary, guard;
SALESMAN, guard; Wentworth, guard;
Love, forward.
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permit ISSUED To
ERECT BIC BUILDING
ACTING CITY BUILDING INSPEC-
TOR YESTERDAY ISSUED AU-
THORITY FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF LARGE GARAGE.

Acting Building Inspector L. E.
Thornton yesterday issued q permit
for the erection Of large garage on
the empty lot just south of the
Rhodes-CoIlins Furniture Company's
North Palafox street place of bust
ness. This building, which will be
erected by James Muldon, is to be
freproof in every detail, and will oc-
cupy about fifty front feet, with a
length of more than 100 feet, it was
stated, and viii be occupied by a new
lirm, which proposes to mt in an up
to-date garage.