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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

ed at Almy vt and Falrvicw ave.
on Lake Union. and for ferry slips
and docks adequate 20 handle an
anticipated big produce business
thru tho Lake Washington canal.
When tho canal IL opened the
county ferry boat viii he locked at
tho Lake Union slips. Il In planned.
enabling farmers around Lake
Washington TO ship their produce
direct 10 the public market.
Engineer Denton submitted n
tentative plan for slips Monday
aud an estimated cost OF approx.
mately $4,000. This plan was de-
clared inadequate by the commits.
sioners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
NATIONAL BRANCH
OF S. A. MEETS here

The Scandinavian branch OF tho
Salvation Army will have their
annual congress IN Seattle Mon
day. Tuesday. aud Wednesday Of
this week Officers from different
parts u the country are expected
to arrive In Seattle Monday.
Colonel u. Nelson from Chicago.
tho provincial officer. In charge OF
all tho scandinavian Salvation
Army operations from Chicago TO
the Pacific Coast division will
have charge Of tho public meetings.
The FIRST public meeting will be-
congress demonstration held IN
the salystlou Army barracks on
seventh ave. and Pike a. Tuesday
night AZ O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
SALVATION ARMY
Industrial Dept. 100, Ninth Ave. $.

We ask your kind donations % useful
articles or material which you no longer
need. Help Us in our work ~ making
men our wagon or truck will call on
receipt Of telephone message Our teie-
phone number 10 MAIN 2Tss. Please note
specially there t. great need for paper
% all kinds. especially newspapers and
magazines, no matter how old. Don't
burn. but save them.
II you need man for work call
Elliott sTas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
PALACE HIP

Hal Stevens. with bis portrayal
OF the characters OF shylock and
RIP Van Wrinkle artistically pro
scented, was a biz feature Of the
uniformly excellent bill which open.
ed sunday AT the Palace Hip thea
ire
The Tetsuwari troupe OF japA.
neSe presented a remarkable hand
and foot juggling act.
The Three Jcanctteh, two men
and woman. entertain with aero.
battles. trained dogs. pigeons and a
monkey
"Dr Joys Sanitarium' n fun.
ny comedy sketch.
Milton aud Herbert offer music
humor oddities
Rae and Wynn. young women.
sling comedy songs and ballads.
The photoplay feature IL chRs
Cherry. IN "Passcrs-By." pretty
play. ia which n bachelor who
plcka waits Off tho street and
helps them. finds among theso
"pAlsers.by" the girl 90 whom he
had once been bstruthed
This bin continues until Tues.
day night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

The price for outings on Mount
Rainier VIII be brought within the
reach OF working people. II the plan
OF the Central Council OF Social
Agencies IL developed. The city
council will be asked to lend
blankets and equipment used in the
Hotel Liberty to furnish big camp
In Paradise valley for Seattle peo-
pie Charges will be kept low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

Charles x. ienncr. 20. a pioneer
lawyer Of Seattle. Ia dead Monday.
He came here In 1880 and reared n
family OF eight children. all OF
whom survive him. His second
wife. Mrs. Clara Hough Jcnncr. al.
so survives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
WANTS AUTHORITY

Corporation Counsel Caldwell an.
nounced Monday that he could no,
represent Mayor Gill and Chief
Rockingham in liquor cases whore
the city is not named ns n defend
ant. unless he Is given authority 70
do so by the council
The council will he asked TO In
clude the instructions In their reso
lutions backing the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
BOOST EXPORT DUTY

Ell PAsO. May ia CarrAnxa
decree increasing export duty on
minerals from 100 TO 900 per cent
was teiegraphef 10 Juarex today.
American owners say that. under
these conditions II VIII be impos.
able TO continue operation Of their
Mexican mines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

Councilman Fitzgerald. In a rsso
luton introduced Monday after,
noon. asked tho council to inyesti,
gate why city Rrchitec, IN Htill ON.
ployed at $500 a month. after mn.
nicipal construction has practically
been completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
BIG RUSH FOR SEATS
TO SOCIETY V0D'vILL

Seat sales for "The Spring
Drive" soci.ty's entertainment 10
be given az the Moon. theatre Fri.
DAY and Saturday. were heavy Mon.
day The attraction will present
.iT5 prominent Seattle people in
seven acts OF vaudeville
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DRUGGIST ARRESTED

Sorg,. Putnam and his squad
went within a few blocks OF Mayor
GINS home 10 raid the w. n. Raw
Thorn drug store. 7ol saith ave. Sun
day. They Eot n truck load OF
whisky and beer. Rawthom was
arrested aud charged with the lie.
gal sale Of booze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
K. P. OFFICERS here

Grand lodge officers. Knights 81
Pythias. are arriving here Monday
for three days convention. start.
Ing Tuesday. Several hundred del.
sgates are expected. The Pythian
Sisters also will convene.
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MAYOR WILL SPEAK

Tuesday night will be Ancient
order of United Workmon night
at the Orpheum, where the Wilkes
Players are presenting Ready
Money" assisted by Al. The Stars
office boy.
Mayor Gil and John II. Schively
Will speak between acts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
THEATRES
HIppoDRoME

The program at the iiippodrome
theatre this week IN headed by tho
Kaliope Trio They are riot OF
comedy and song
-Four people compose the com.
pany OF Donna Nickory and com
pany Their sketch. Miss nillinEf
llunder. 10 "a scream and went
over bis
Louie Brothers exhibit some won.
derful fcats OF strength aud hand
balancing
lone O'Donnoll. a ragtime violin
lst. had every body doing Il"
Wiley and blackburn, xylonhon.
lists. play ragtime aud classical
music
4 feature picture in five reels
and two corking comedies com.
plete the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
COUNTY PLANS BIG PRODUCE
MARKET ON Lake UNION SOON

County Engineer Denton was I'm.
structed by tho county commission.
ers Monday TO prepare plans and
an estimate 81 cost for a large pub
lie market building 20 DO construct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
JURY DEADL0CkED

LOS ANGELES. May 15.-The
David Captain jury was deadlocked
ut noon today
The Jury has been out moro than
As hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15
ARRIVES WITH LEAK

The steamer Ellhu Thompson IA
In drydock here Monday. atof
fighting her way thru leo for II
DAYS in nering sea She iimred Ia
TO port leaking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

A. I. KEMPSTER. superintsnd
ent OF 8. y. Co. among panel OF
i25 Jurors drawn Saturday. They
will report for duty May Q.
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nrRMAN.AMER1CAN

Saturday ousted Or. Walter Briggs
from position as vice president OF
tho alliance because OF his stand
for Roosevelt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-15

Modern rooms. Rest service. Spe-
ciai rates. Hotel virginus. s04 Viz
GINA, near Westlake Ave.-Adv.
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Carefully

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Regal Dental Office,

pv. O.. "a. Clark. Manager
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The sun., 1916-10-16

The service e%levens. Army and Navy,
are not easily compared. The Navy has
exhibited nothing wonderful as yet and
the Army has won handily and without
being extended. one important point
backfeld which will compare favorably
with any in the country. Oliphant Is
playing anothe dashing game which
makes him a leading candidate for ma
tional attention. Alongside OF him there
are FIVE or six others who have proved
OF Inestimable value. The more one sees
Of the Army and Navy the more Il seems
another Army year.
Poor old Pennsylvania Is having its
troubles again. For several years Penn
has started like a zephyr and finished
with cyclonic feroc!ty. Maybe this is 20
be another season OF this kind. However,
Penn was swept TO defeat by Swarth-
more on Saturday and was really dis
graced. Rob Folwell !s not having The
meteor.c success ne anticipated.
Penn State and Pittsburg again are
proving beyond p~eradventure 20 be FORM
liable opponents. West Virginia pro-
yided no contes: FOR the state Collegians
and Pitt triumphed over the Navy 20 TO
10, making enough fumbles TO bring
about a close score.
Colgate travelled TO Crbana, Ill, and
spanked Bob Zuppke's Ilhni in the first
big in~tersectional battle OF the season.
Illinois two seasons ago was rated the
best team In the West. and is not 70 be
laughed at now. which makes Colgate's
feat worthy Of mention.
The sun., 1916-10-16
WEST SHOCKED BY
COLGATE'S VICTORY
Defeat Of Illinois Eleven by
New York Gridders First
Since 1918.
INDIANA IS ELIMINATED

~ -.
ShIoAoo. oc. !o-Cnampionsh!p as
,rna"ons arc ouuuins IN tne camp OF
nv 'n'vers'ty OF chicago Football eleven
90 a resui, OF its surprisingly clean cut
.lc.ory over Inciana saturday in the
J., game OF the BIG sine season.
u 'r'uInpn rees.ao'lshed chicago as
as'rans candida'e Tor the western Con-
.erehse honors' aithough critics agree
nv minnesota sun has the edge The
MaIoohs crushed Indiana with a new
The sun., 1916-10-16

A post-mortem Of the 1915 worlds
series is a sad thing II your hopes were
wrapped around the Flatbush Fusileers.
Brooklyn was so completely outplayed
from start to finish :hat there Is little
comparison between the contestlng
teams. the Worlds champion Red sox
and the Dodgers. a belated ninth in
ming rally In the first game. when sew
eral bases on balls and a few slow
rolling inield hits gave the Dodgers
four runs. enabled Brooklyn to make
tina. game close. yet they were out
classed.
Brooklyn made It's best showing In
the second and third games. when the
Robins made only one error in twenty
three innings. tut they made UP Tor IL
in the last two games.
Although the Dodgers were ou.classed.
they could have made the blue ribbon
event of our national pastime consider
ably more interesting had they at least
gone about their work with the same
spirit that National League teams in
other series showed. Their apparent
lack OF aggress!veness was noticeable
In az least three of the Ave games. The
general consensus among close follow
ers OF the game was that the series
just passed brought to light. more than
~ .ther happening IN the baseball
world. the commercial!sm OF the game.
Ardent fans who for years have paid
their good money into the Golfers OF
National League clubs were thoroughly
disguised with the manner IN which
The sun., 1916-10-16
M'NAMARA, SPENCER
AND SPEARS VICTORS
Carry or Honors in Bicycle
Races in Newark NelO-
drOme.

NEWARK. ". j.. Oct. is.-Recgle Nc
Namsra, Bob Spears and Arthur Spen-
Ger divided the honors AZ the Nelodrome
this afternoon. Mcnamara defeated
Oscar Egg. the Swiss cyclis.. in a ten
mile tandem paced race. beating him
HON by a lap.
Two weeks ago Egg defeated Nc
Namara. hu. to-day the Australian OBJ
tAined revenge. Egg had an alb! for
his defeat and Il was apparently a Jus,
one. Las. week IN n long race Egg
thrown into the grand stand and badly
bruised In ,o-day's race he SIN Eel;
the effects Of last weeks spill
Bob Spears once more demonstrated
-ha, he is faster than Frank Kramer. the
champion. He led big Steve 20 the
APE In the Brassard race. a one mile
match aNsir. Arthur Spencer, who has
beer the surprise Of the season In pro-
.esslonal competition. beat Alfred Goul-
let In two traiyht heats ~ a two-thitds
Of a mile match race. The summaries:
one.thira Nile Handicap Amateur
Won by Marcel Berger. San Francisco 30
ys-dsi: Hudcy Dunn. newark 80 yardN.
second; Harry Hormar. san Fr.nclsc" 49,
.a'dsl. thiFI Albert krushel, y. Y. \. {.
TNo-,h!ris Mi. Match ,Protes,iorAu-
Arthur spencer. Toronto. vs Al:-cl Gou.le'.
Newark Won ny Spencer. First h's' S"n
by Spencer. Time. l;5t:-' Last eighth
ml'e. /: - seconds. second hNn; won rs
spencer. Time. :::i!-S. Last eghth mile,
:. a. seconds.
one Nj" Handicap lrrofNss!oran-won
ny clarence carmen. Jamaica. l. !. ili
YARDS; LLOYD Thomas. san Francisco 80
ys-dsi. second; Ray mond Eaton. N"wa-k
asa yards. third. FLOYD Krehs, Newark
t25 YARDS, fourth Georr@ Cameron. New
York lo5 yards. nfth. Time. | - 81.
The Brussari a; one Mile Professional
Robert +. Spsa-s, Australia, IS, Franz
I. Krdm--. East orange. Won b. Spea3
Tine, s:o:i-t. Las; eighth mile, i:/5
seconds.
one Mile open Amateur - Won ~
Thomas Bello. rn!one Spnr'iva I~.aliana
Trsd Taylor. Newark. second: Thomas Fit,-
simmons. Bay View Whee.men, third Eli
ward BYRON. Australia, fourth. Time,
sOs is
one MI. Open tProt..sionan-won by
Alfred Goullai, Newark Alfred G-erds,
Australia. second Arthur Spence. Toronto.
third: charles Pi.rcey. Australia. fourth
Francesca veri., Italy. NTH. Time. 227.
Ten Nile Tandem Paced Race tP-nf'.-
sionaD-oscar Egg. Switzerland. ~. RAc!-
nAld j Mcnamara. Australia. Won by Nc
Namara. Time, 2o;o<3-5.
The sun., 1916-10-16

world that Cornell Is not to be taken Sc
r.ously Princeton's weak backheld will
get a chance TO prove strong or fall en-
mouth invades Princeton. SO far this
season Gerr!sh. Duhamel and Thielscher
have run wild over the opponents care
less enough TO leave home for a sight Of
Hanover.
Dartmouth has been occurring the
country for a quarterback for two years.
This season Coach Cavanaugh has three
men working out for the position, and II
the high scores can be counted a result,
Il is possible Dartmouth now has an
abundance OF material Dartmouth really
Is stronge In every department Of the
game than for some time. and expects to
prove IL when Princeton is met.
Syracuse Doing Well.
Babe White and his Syracuse farmers
again are running amuck up State. Tn
less some football squad with beef,
farmers will be beyond hope OF bAng
stopped. The rest oS the colleges owe II
TO the community TO fad a team able to
come somewhere nea Fostering Whites
terrors II nothing else. Franklin and
Marshall thought the Job simple until
play started Saturday. but was on It's
knees begging for mercy after so points
had been rolled skyward. Syracuse has
another powerful squad that will make
Michigan and a few others hustle and
keep on hus,ling TO avoid complete ami
h!latlon.
The sun., 1916-10-16

The TACT ttat boxing Is dead as a
doornaIl in Cal forn!a does not prevent
the Go.dea State from engaging in .,s
time houored business Of producing
ihenomenons, OF course some Of thes,
wonderful boxers fash in the pan. so 20
speak, but that isn't 1al.f0rria's fault,
She turns :h.m out and they must sh!f.
for themselves. Hardly had general as
constituent over the recital Of Fa, l. Heu-
euN's deeds died away when there was
another loud caclll.ng from the parl.ist.c
hatchery, the olympic club. and 10. out
struited Lawrence Highly from his
QGeensbeTry shell. II was only twn
months ago that Prof. George Green.
hoN.Ag Instructor a; the club. first noted
the manner IN which Highly handled him
self and watched his work. So impressed
was the professor mat he took the young
athlete IN tow and proceeded 70 show
him something OF the art o, the game.
Higby has proved an at; pupil. and now
Green ays that in the rot dis,an, fu-
'ure his charge j. quite Likely to be L
contender for heavy weigh honors.
Higby stands s feet = incnes in his
stocking fee. and weigh 200 pounds. H.
stead OF being massive In structure he
is 1.-THE of build. which MAKES him a last
man. n Of the tastes; for his size.
Green says. he has ever seen IN the rims
lie Is said TO have "A staggering punch
IN e.the- hand, and above all Is a
Quick and Intelligent thinker.
Highly IS yet q Novice IN tho game. hV'
re has been Up against some II tn
heavies. ard TOUCHES, ~ the clubs sea-
sorea boxers and has more than held
his own In these trials. lie IS improving
fast, and Green expects 70 have him
sufficiently advanced 20 enter him IN IN
next boxing show the club Will stage ~
LIS
The sun., 1916-10-16
DILLON WILL NOT
MAKE 1851 POUNDS
hamburger, Jacks Manager,
Says Contest With Glib
bOns Is OFF.
OTHER BOXING GOSSIP

When sam Marburger. manager OF
Jack Dillon. yesterday was asked II It
was true Dillon had signed to meet Mike
Gibbons at 81. Paul at lei pounds ring
side he said
Not to any appreciate extent. Dill
ION will not weaker himself by making
an impossible weight for anybody. Glib
bons may as wei. abandon the idea that
he Is going 10 get into the ring with
Dillon at a weight that would prevent
Jack doing himself Justice. However. IL
Gibbons is really in earnest about meet
ing Dillon we will consen; to ls5 pounds
a: 3 I. NJ. That would give Jack a
good chance to ~recuperate before enter
ing the ring. Dillon weighed i69 pounds
-!ngside FOR Moran and was in perfect
condition.
Another wild yarn Is to the effect
that Dillon Is 10 NEE, Harry wills az the
Harlem sporting Club soon. Dillon will
not box Wills or any other negro. Dill
Ion draws the color lire
The sun., 1916-10-16

Surely the championship tour. ~a-.
at Belmon: Srrirc. where re a't' "a
was made. Wit Ms S,ir...- a. =,
for seventeen holes and Ms, t...--v
being three strokes more. POINTS {. rs
belief.
There was no golfer in ia,s vNass
name is IN the list o. qua fer s-r-
times out OF the last SIX wears. a.! ~.
pleasing part Of IL all IL ,ha. the new.
come.s for the most par; ara both vo9rs
and athletic. with a real future a.
golfers.
The women differ In many wave tom
the men IN their play on TIE ,'r.s. AZ.
tnough the most successful a-a 't-.A
who adapt to their golarc form as,..-
as possible the ewing. stance and g..
eral style OF the men. In certain a..
'iculars the feminine golfers o.. =. he
es' rank lead the men. I know tNi. 70
watching the hnal las; week he.ves-
Mss stirling ana Miss Caycrly : lsa--
more than one good lesson. 70 o,.
ample. ! discovered that tire wo-A- Co..
dom went forward 20 look'ove- 20 ,
o. TIE land or the position Of tho ;
the green. or sized IN the di,:l-,. -
stroke judrmen' by walking up N..- v.v
IN NE hole and looking back - u ga
IN" ball rests lrst.7! the p'.ye-- -
upon tGe.r past experience ~ ,at- ~.
ter. and they had whom making go -.
only one thing IN mind. i-s'~4d .. 81 -.
der!ng whether TIE Untg,a.'7r ~ -.
iTon: part Of the green would 'urr =.
oal! away /; ii - chance g, TIA, -,
aHd SO on.
And n" approaching - ,hN r'-'. :
we ma. round ard f. other -,g-is -
the rank and f,a o. he qr-.se-. ~
easily TIE eqsa, z anything -.-'---sl
~ ~" FIST '-.-'t-.wo r.. No. -,
r. 1g''ir- 'Ho ore are 60 , -',-s
themselves AID oG.--rE 30 -e-.
The sun., 1916-10-16
IRVINC'S DOUBLE BEATS
GIANTS IN ELEVENTH
Brings Victory to Skreters, 6
to 4-Teams DcadlOcked in
Second Game, l to 1.

Members Of the Giants In the windup
OF their transforming trip at Lenox
Oval yesterday were defeated by Dave
Driscolls Jersey City nine In the first
game, 6 TO I. then played the Skee,ers
a l to I five inning tie. The local big
leaguers, captained by Hans Lobert. had
all the regulars in the lineup. In the
first game. which went eleven innings.
both teams batted hard. the National
Leaguers getting fourteen hits of Her
ring, a former Giant. n the Skeeters
getting clever on the delivery of Pol
Perritt and Rube Benton.
In the eleventh inning. with Brugge,
O'Rourke and Sailing on the bases. Irv-
ing doubled. clearing the sacks and win
ming the game.
Schupp and Clinton engaged In a FIVE
inning pitching duel In the sunset tit.
Each allowed only -four hits. A big
crowd saw the contests. The scores:
The sun., 1916-10-16

In tho championship of the Flushing
Country club yesterday II H. BOYD
beat l.. +. Oates, by 4 and 3. IN the
second round, and +. l.. Porter beat
&. Il. Smith by the same margin. The
match between Gardiner W. White and
Charles +. Watt was postponed on ac-
count of the absence of the former at
Southampton. Morel p. Lewis had pre-
vlously Won his way into the semi-hnal
and will meet either White or Watts.
Mrs. II. II. Boyd Non the womsn's
championship by defeating Miss Ruth
Roberts, 6 VI and 3 to may. Mrs. Boyd
had previously beaten Mrs. Ralph Ham
mer in the semi-hnal.
The kickers' handicap was won by
George l.. Lewis, father OF Morel i.
Lewis. one Of the cracks OF the club,
with u card OF l02-24, IS.
The sun., 1916-10-16
PhfIIes Made Sox Fight.

\ year ago. though ou:hl, By nearly
100 points. Philadelphia made the Sox
WORK right 10 the end. During the past
series the Red SoX only outtat;ed the
DODGERS by - po!-ts. YET the last two
games were Boston ~wa,kovers.
The difference was all in the support.
one year ago the Phi.i.es made only
three errors In FIVE games. while Brook
lyn piled IN thirteen In the five games.
The fielding o: the B-ooklyns made them
look so bad And there were numerous
Dodger misplays which never got into
the box scores, such az Cutshaw's failure
20 make a play a: the plate in the sec
ord game and some poor throws 20 the
plate by Wheat.
Errors % course are parts Of the
game. Almost any manager can
take his years box scores and
show YOU how his team could have
won twenty-five more games bad
not Smith ;lnbled here. Jones there and
Brown thrown TO The wrong base a.
some other time. Players are human.
and none j. perfect. u IS expected
they vii err at times, but at various
times during the past series X looked az
though he entire Brooklyn team folded
up.
No player emerged from this series as
the biz hero. Where there Is n walk
over I player seldom stands out far
above his fellows. For instance during
the easy cub tr.umphs over De,-o., IN
1907 r 1905 no member ot Chance :
team greatly outshore 3 fellow player.
They We're all cood-Brown. overall.
Eeu.bach. SteirfciIt. Chance, Eyers,
Tinker, Schultz and The res.