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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29

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luiu bic @tttlpidelltng Der 8ntge
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iuortei, ebe er oas leste &ipfelAen
aus oos Il" iebt. Dtebrere UNI
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eritenS ipill er boren mas Der oerta
itbe 9ieidsfan3Ier b. 9etbmanSoa-
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iogen bot. @8 beiBt 6aB Der aan3-
Ter in 6erielben ben 3llfiinftigen
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qps uno Der Dloglidfeiten zines
fyrie6ens barIegen miro. 9r6iioeft
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ser omeritnniiden ngelpaifneten
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gotidbaft beriidiihtigen un0 IN lei.
ner gotif1ft 6ieies beionoers Der.
Dorbeben. Der llntitnno, bob 5Dei
beipaffnete amerifaniIde 5hiffe
g[ildlid ibren 8eItimnuirg8bofen
erreidlt boben bat bier groBen Sin.
0rud genlaht Is miro in &e.
aiernngsfreiien bernorgeboben Dab
6ieie anlerifoniiden Saiffe einem
Eaudboot1ngriff entgongen itno uno
Ge4tihIot1o es oiesmal utterloiien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
SrOan's einoringlifQtr
NpptQ llnl 6ricOfn!
G3e16tp0rt Scn HonereB itdb BON Oer lfrie9sprelie
nitbt In Sas DSlkcrntcrccn trcibcn so laIlers
tpiinidbt 2lmfidMb Scs GntlHctcs
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fertigen Tam, lit es etipa at bel
berlangt, ooB nlitteIs zines Geierpils
Ollm8 Ser 8unIcb 0es QDlfes In Gr-
fabritng gebr1@t ipfro, ons bod iIif
syale zines &rieges Die Gbte 0eSH
2nnOes NIT ieineut 2ebgn Uerteiob|
gen muB2
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geoentt, flebe id sic all, dlIe ebresp
baften 9iitteI 5ur grbaItltng 0es
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bergleidIi6en 4rieg au ltiir8en, 0er
cbne genitgetlDen @rllno begolneN
unD bon beioen Geiten obne Suite.
trodtnobme Der nobEbegrilnoefen
Ge9te Der geelltralet gefiibrt miro. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
25O 1Dirtc crhalten
keinc Biiroerpapierc!

gbicagO, 80. @ldr3. - Resie-
rlulgsbenulte, Die bier 95rhiungeir
Der 2eute bornebmeb tueIhe Die
5rpeitcn 9iirgerpapiere erlperben
poneu, baben erlGrt, 0aB nuF
@runO elmer GntihciOutq oes Bum
oesridters 2aiiois 250 bieiigeu 8ir-
ten Die 9iirgerpnpicre horentbaltet
lper0en. Sihter Snnois bat enti1ie,
Oeu. Oab 8irte, meldlc Ods Sonls
tagsgeiete ii6ertreten babeu, nidt
ais geieBliebenoe Seitie betro6tet
iperoen fomeu. 3ieie 9eriouen. Die
oas 9iirgerreht 5u erlansen min.
idet milIien, bon Der 3eit Ger
uebertratlmg bee Sonutogsgeietes
ab gereanet nod fiinf Sabre mar
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
NSilIOlt erluQrtct
beutl6e Naf)girbigteit
tt9cn RcSc Scs Reicbskanslcrs; bc9riinSete
1ladbrid6tcn Safiir nidbt pcrbaltScn.
1,efrieSist iiber 1(nkunft betOaffnctcr 0antpfer

babe, IN yboniboItii6er 8eiic a1tD
8ufiin6ioen, oaB Die SGiffe nur
ourd eineu ngliidlihen 3ufaa" ent'
tonmen iin0.
Daan periueiit bier barduf, 6aB
ndbreito Der lebten 3eit Berlin
tuentg ooer gar fein glnloB geuout.
men bobe, gegen 9lmertfa IN beraits.
foroernoer @eiie auf3litreten unO in
2egterlngstreiien bil6et man ieine
eigene Metnltng ooriiber. 2(Ges Die.
ies mag oQer0ings 5u ni9ts fiib.
rem, nber Der &rdiioent mag oa,
ourh bel Qtbfaiilrng ieiuer 8oti4aft
oenno6 beeinfluBt luer0en. (llno 6as
gebt oen Sabelroiilern uno Grieg$-
briiaern gegen ben StribD
IS gibt bier 2ellte, Die gldlts
ben Dob NIT Den groBen 9fiItln.
gen Qeuti6lano @ern4nft annebmen
uno it6 nit oen Ser. Staten aus.
gleiden meroe, ebe oieie oourdJ
lln1itdr6e ge3pungen itno nidt aus
eigenern g8ilen~ gum gleuBerlten
ihretten l1o in Den arieg 3ieben.
lleberoG aber iIt oa8 @efiibl bor-
berrldeno, bnB Der BrGiioent nidt
ben eriten Sdritt an einen glus-
glei6 tun miro, ieine 8e0ulo if
erid0pft, uno III 6ieiem Silrne mirb
poDl aud Ieine 8otifoft an ben
aongreB obgefaBt iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
lien, Dora Ictalc
fie0t GeIpeialt

gaaD sJorf, 20. M1dra 1a1
glrin alurf ScraID idrctm Betllg. I'll
babe aus Iid)erer 2iirlIe erfobten
DoB SlDet oattidle Eulld)boote neise
Iter aoNitruftipst fidD III Dem 2olI!z
SslonO SitttD haFn0en lif0 mr. 0,sa
ben 8efebI ipdrfeu, onf dnierifalild
Sonoelsid)iffe Syaao tis maiden atll5
yteh1 gDrf 5u belhieBgil Rfe ges'
ilaniife 8pituig etfldEf, oaB Die
$oumbuote Hote gtostntf gsoint oas
lehel DOrOen lti10. Gieielben taiid
ten IN ltnaitteIbdrer Na6c De
Strun0es ouF. lGs iuafel SRI
fdLdngel. oeebrfef gclp gorf 6
rolo, pedFhtparse GeeihIdnoeH9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
Gn9l. Saffraoctteft
erriitoelt ciileit SicGg
Sas ltnter6nns erflGrt ifdj fiir aas
Srin5ip Ses 5ranrn-
itimmredts.

2onOon 80. @fdr5. Wsit eiEsr
Moioritdt bon 279 6tinnlen eFs
fl1rte fid) geitern 0os l1nterbaus
NIT Dem Briti5ip 0es nngefneiHell
5rduenitinlmrebtes einberftanDell
gJ.Brenlier 9squitb uuD 8pnar
Gam, &dn5ier 6es 5hatantfes. oFs
fi1rterl. oaB Die 6raitell iid) nard
ibre pdbrerl0 0eS ariegps baraS
brodten Spfer Oas StilualredEqss
lpiirbig gelriadt bdtten. 9lilr elne
beridIuinoeno geringe Miu0erbeit
ltintntte 0agegen.
4ie Hegierltng miro nun nQlil
garIameit in rl1diter Set eine bies.
beailgli9e 8orIage 5ugebett Iafien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
Grcdlene crlcbett In
Jntncis keinc SremSc!
qflle QrpbibitipusbOrlagen iuerOeu
non bcm Observation-Disclosures
abgele6ut.

Sprtuofielb, Sa., 80. 91Gr3.
Dos itadtlide Observation-Disclosures
bot aIle nod ihrpebenoeu 9robibi-
tion8borIogen obgelebnt, odrurlter
a1h oieie1ige. tuel6e cine golfsab.
itimning ilber itaotlide Brobibiti-
on nerlanet 9ieie lebtere 8orEnge
oltf nelde Die 8robibitioniiten lire
gonse araft fon8ettriert batten,
muroe nit so gegen 67 Stimmen
abgelebnt. 2lud Die 8orloge, tuelde
Die 9lufbebung ser @irtifofterb in
g8obnltngsoiitritten foroert, batte
oas elet6e S6idial.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
Rcoiepelf tui4
Oipiiicn bilSen!
gtimmt Ons glnsebot an, Serielben
cine griaaSe farbiser SplSa'
ten eirsnDerleiben.

8enber, 80. 02dr3. -9ictor @ol.
fer, Der farbige 9epeifjenboote oes
Colorado StaatsiefretGrs, bat Got.
Sbeooor gfooieoeIt eriu6t, cine 8ri-
go6e farbiger Gol6aten 5u biISen
lut0 0ieie Der BON ibm ins 2eben
at ritfenoen 8ibiiiou eir5uberIeiben.
&ooiebelt bat iid bereit erflGrt, Die
les 8u tu. @r beobIidtigt, Die
3ibiiion nod 6ralfreid ill fiib-
rem Inn BORT gegen Die 0eutihen
3u fdnpfen borausgeiebt, gSrdiioeitt
8ilIon gibt ibm Die @inruiIigung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
SbtueSetl perIuchtc
nic,t, 80 perf1tttteln!

2on6on, 90. Mars. = Ser geus
terforreiponoent fn6elt ans Gtod.
bolm, ooB Der idlpeotlfbe @titiiter
oeS gIeuBeren befotnt aenta6t ba.
be, 6aB Sdfpeoen feinen GrieOens.
berlnittelung8 .8eriuf lntternomlnen
bate. Gieie g[ntiinoigung mar 0urf
cine gtetp gorfer 9epeide berur-
iott poroen Die in elmer 2onooner
3eitling erid)ien uno fid nit hcr-
meintli6en 0ie8be5iialiden 8eriu9err
ieiteus S6peoens uno Spanlens be-
foBte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
Der enoliicbe 111ct6cns
,,11eiticitkmitosberit0t"! !!
5O6n gnll geitebt gerienfrng BON
rs Sampferu nn6 10 Slider.
fabr5eugeu at.

2ou6om 90. g2drs. oyn Ser
am 25. 9ldr5 enoenoen 8ode pur.
ben t8 englti6e San0eIsoampfer
iiber 1000 Gonnen groB 6urdj
&andboote ooer Rinen 8um Ser.
ieufen gebradt ioipie oa8 Soipital-
i9iff naihirios" uno 7 Sm1oels.
oan1pfer tnter $1,000 &onnen. Gin
SegeIidiffe ipuroen ebenfals Der.
ierft. Ger gr6Bere Seil Der 8er-
ienfitn9en miro beri1piegen, niht
nobr, SSobn 8ulf?)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
1lilterik0iler Icactt
OcutIet,lanS pcrlaRcn!

gaon, 30. Di0r5, iiber 2onoou. =
1eifIdllano lift eriuht porOeu, ole
I'M Deiltiden 9ieife tpobnertoen
glnerif1ner beiin5uienoen. IS beiBt,
Der anerifaniid1e 8otidafter bat no.
mems Ieiner Rcgierung ben iponi-
Shen gotid)aiter IN Berlin crIudt,
Die oenfIde 9fegierir1g bieroon in
aenatlas 5n ieben.
c0n0on, 80. 0i1ra. - Der 2on-
ooner GDening Star mil aus ipani.
1{4len GicGen erfabren baben OoB
sir III Deuti6ldrD Dobnen6en 9tme.
sfoner Gifgeforoert iino, 8cutidD-
/loilb an 9. april gu berIaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
9nhTen riifitanhine q6fnr.

Gbitago, Sn., 20. 9lGr8. - gie
11bnen baben bereits nit Der gtus-
sabIitug Der ben gfneeiteIlteu Oltrd
3iiItigfeitgerfLdrilng oeS 2loanion,
fhen Deieseg 5llfommenOen 0Iebr.
lobne beeonnen. Nion alnlibt ooB
bis siiin 10. ApriI alle oieic 2ohne
ousee5nbn ieul iper0en. oeren @e.
inFiilunlme ii1b mlf ettpa $6T, 600.
600 beldlea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
PllitgerrepcltcIt aus
Jtalieil bcricttet!

Berlin, 80. W2drs. - 9oS amt.
lt6e greBbltrcm in Berlin meloet
folgen0es:
n8ieuer 3eitungen beridten ouf
@rtno bon 8riefen aus S5talien, ooB
nid)t MIR in 02oilnno, ionOern utb
In an0eren Gtdoten Sber- ln0 Ntit,
teIituliens ernite Sungerrebolten
ol1sgebro6en iinb."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
Eiirken crlcitcn
cine nicScrIagc :

2onouu, 90. MGrs. @ou ser
dgpptiidbeu 5ront 1T bier Die gaads
ridlt eiieetroffen. 0oB 10000 3ilrs
ten iiiOlidl pou @o5o gei6lagen
iulrOen mo ooB Die 8rifen 900
@iam gefongen peilonnen babell
4BoBa liegt ii 9nlditilla etlpu 50
AleiIeH lIlolDeiiIi@ BON ssernIalanll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
e6iIs nuteriaalt.
6ngIiide aricgsidiffe iullsu ia Gbil,
StiitpuHtte babeH.

eautioao. gbile. 90. 91drs. -
Ole diIenii6e Regiernng bat cine
eriinoIid)c lliiteriitdlpng Der Auldlnl.
0iguHgen OoB engIiide StriegsldifTe
BON gehcnnen 5hispuuttea in Der
Sollgon 9ol nlif &orrdtea beriores
peroeII. eInaeIelIel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
HmIgildte KcoicrMlto
ucn Japait ancrkaitnt!

Eofio. 80. @aGr5. = Sc iuirO of
Ii5iea befnrtnt gemndt, oaB Sapnn
Die rene ruiiiibe &egierung mer-
fanut babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
gisGerise aefrnfisrHus.

Seit geitern bis beiite Uornittag
1aba ii6 IN Gunha 5um eintritt
in bic Electromagnetic AZ @lann nc
melod, fir Die guioesmarine %
Mann iiIr 0as 9nnOesbeer 35
lllnHn im0 fiir oas 1i1rinetcrps 6
1iana.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29

ggir Oie 8ilrFeE Weroen rtlIiude
@enerale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gb
Die ssiirif iiunler eiidlid iinO. Dos
min Die Submit Iehreil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29
ganEprridlmeLsnne.

geetD aOrf, 29. Mb1rs Die
Galterg 9Flill 60 ems scr grSbtla
gelOinitihite, nno bie sIltor rt.il'
90. Iin0 ii enc ein5iga ifnla bef.
idFuoI5en nor0en. 9ie zepoEitsil
Der rsiien Sirrila beirnaen $3.50. s
000, 900.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29

anbilieiiSniiiglieoer 0riimen III
ben Eraiinaatel Bic arifis iRll
1eIltidloll0 be|dl IeulEIae sllas
lan0 brdusbl HilIe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29

sSiir Gmabn iii0 llugeaeuo: Ieluelie BE-
tpoIft rno mariner berite obeto ilfo 6tellng
sSiir g9ebrnsfa: TeiIueiie bem6Ift Rellie ubalsb
un0 Sreitaa, u1rmer bellie 0bcn0 IN liio0llisaen
GeiI, Treifoq fiihIer I'M ditBerlten reltl Tel.
sir soma: Sd0n beute abeIlO unn upunFs
lhetnlih sSretoa, tudrlner am Jreitag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-29

Oie IN Der Sdghdlen 0moba Gribiinc on5eigen
Sbre ggiinihe werOen eenau 70 aiiseefiibri
perbem ols iueun Sie in Der ensIiiAer
SprnGe i6rieben.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
]. WILLARD IS NOT
SIGNED TO
Fight

CHICAGO, Feb. l0.-Absolute de-
NAL that articles have been signed
or that negotiations have been
made for i0-round bout with Fred
Fulton. aspirant TO the throne now
held by Jess Willard. was made by
Willard here today.
II was reported that Jack Curley,
said to be one OF Wizards man.
ayers. had negotiated for the bout.
Jack Curley has nothing what
ever TO do with my signing Of any
articles" said willard Tom
Jones is handling my affairs. and
I have something TO say before
articles are signed"
Willard was unable TO state his
weight at the present time. and
when asked II he could get in trim
for bout with Fulton in March,
said:
Give me 10 days training and l
would be in fit trim for that fell
low. Just say for me. tho. that
there will be no bout between
yours truly and Fulton in March"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
Lincoln
Franklin.
FIRST WORD FROM
GERARD TO LANSING
COMES THRU SWISS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-Ths
first direct official word concern
Ing Ambassador Gerard's departure
reached the state department today
In cablegram from the Swiss
minister. saying that Gerard is
leaving Berlin today and would be
passed with every courtesy at the
Swiss frontier.
In response 10 published German
charges that Ambassador Won Bern
storff has not been permitted to
telegraph his government. the state
department said today the ambas-
sador has always been able to ca
BILE the Swiss minister as much as
he chose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
All Cubs Not Yet
Signed for Jaunt

CHICAGO, Feb. 10. - Charlie
Weeghman announced today that
of q men who will ride the Cub
special to California, only IS have
signed contracts.
All Cubs have been notified TO re-
port here Feb. rs for a conference
with Manager Mitchell and to ad-
Just any contract differences.
Weeghman anticipates no trouble
in securing the signature of Jim
Vaughn, pitcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
Life as a Soldier
Has About Ruined
Frenchy as Boxer

make II impossible for him to b
really in shape.
Talk OF C match with Jess VIII
lard was foolish from the start. In
spite OF the fact that every tentar
tive Arrangement had been madA
Talk OF a bout with Les Darcy or
any other good light-heavyweight 10
just as fooiish. To send Carpenter
into action now against a really
good man would be slaughter. He
would tire within six rounds at the
most and all bis ring craft could
not save him from defeat
II is the price ne has paid for be-
ing a patriot. Even IL he is not
killed or permanently crippled In
action. the chances are he never
will occupy the place in fistiana he
once enjoyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
DON'T THINK HUGH
HAS WILLARD
SIGNED

NEW YORK. Feb. fo.-orant
Hugh Brownies announcement
that he had sIened Jess Willard
and Fred Fulton TO a tcn-round
bout In New York March 20 10
being taken here today with
grain Of salt.
Frank Force. manager Of Full
ton. declared he had not signed
articles, but was willing. Jack
Curley. one Of WIZARDS man.
aoers, 10 associated with
Browne and probably would
agree to . match, but u 10 not
believed terms have been
reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10

OF tennis voods professionals. The
triumph was purely n Western one.
especially for tho delegates from tho
Pacific Coast. Eastern delegates
plainly showed their fear OF hap
penings II they should press the
matter. There was n threat. in
fact. that Western clubs might
withdraw from the association. but
the issue was not forced. The West
Side Tennis club at Forest Hills.
l.. l.. again will stage the national
singles championship. the junior
championship and the boys cham.
pionship. The Longwood Cricket
club. Boston. was awarded the ma.
tionh doubles. The Clay Court
title will 30 decided In Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10

the d25 and is5pound champion.
ships q year ago.
Bill Ward and Claude Fortner
are two moro good grapplers that
Vance has turned out
In 1907. Frank won the its-pound
Coast title and In his day was one
OF the best amateur wresticrs In
the country. He had but two pro.
fessionai matches. both OF these
with Eddie o'Conneil OF Portland.
lie beat o'Connell In Spokane
and lost a decision 10 him In Port.
land when tho bout was called.
with ono fall 20 vance's credit.
Vance took charge OF athletics a,
the club In 1912. lie will become
a salesman for the Johns NASHVILLE
concern. following bis departure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
SEATTLE LOSES
HOCKEY FRACAS
TO PORTLAkDERS

PORTLAND. Feb. 10.-By the
best combination and back check
Ing seen on the Portland ice this
season. the Portland Rosebuds last
night lowered the colors OF the
leading Metropolitans OF Seattle by
the score OF 5 10 !. The lone tally
came In the last period after
Moose" Johnson had been sent
from the ice with Carpenter. who
became exasDerated when checked
by the stellar Portland defense
man. who had broken up almost ev-
cry play the Seattle club had start
ed during the night Carpenter
and Johnson clinched, and IL took
the combined efforts OF all players
and the two referees to separate
them.
Bobby Rowe Fined
Shortly before this encounter.
Rowe was penalized for cutting at
Dunderdala and when he threaten
ed Assistant Refere Seaborn he
was fined s. in addition TO a five
minute layoff The work of Tom
my Murray at goal was the best
seen in Portland IN many moons.
and the lone goal was scored when.
in n mixup. In which every player
on the ice except the Seattle goal
tender figured. Foyston passed the
puck TO Gully Wilson. who sagged
the net after ten minutes of play
In the last period.
The Portland spectators applaud
cd the work OF Referees George Ir.
vine and James Seaborn. and moth
ing like the mythical riot. heralded
by Northern newspapers In re-
counting the last Vancouver Port
land game occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
Frank Vance Quits
Place as Athletic
Director at S. A. C..

Frank Vance. who has been
connected with the S. A. c. In
the capacity Of athletic In
structor for five years, will
leave the club In two weka Ne
rendered his resignation TO the
board OF directors yesterday
afternoon and action on the
matter will be taken Monday.
During HIS stay with the local in
stitution. Vance has turned ou
many amateur graphing champs
On the list are: Polly Grimm. mn
tional amateur heavyweight cham
pion before turning professional
Frank Duncan. who won the nation
al amateur title at f25 pounds II
1910. and Oliver Runchey. who wol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
TENNIS STARS NOT
DECLARED PROS; is
VICTORY FOR WEST

NEW YORK, Feb. fo.--Ths
power OF the West stands trI-
umphans In the United States
National Lawn Tennis assoels-
ton today. Maurice e. Nc
lovohiin. Robert lindiey Muir
ray. Frederick 3. Alexander,
Thos. 5undy and = few others
OF lesser or greater reputation
may sell all the tennis goods
they care 20 and still be anna
tours
The national association failed Il
pass a new amateur rule which
would place those men In the clas
of professionals and also turne,
down an amendment which woul'
have made all subsequent statesmen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
Chet Neff and Madden Box Draw First of Lightweight Elimination Series
AUSTIN ( salt
PUT ON CLEVER
CARD OF BOUTS
HOW THEY STAND
BY EDWARD HILL

THE first bout OF the elm
i nation series TO find who
has the best claim 10 the Pa
oiiic coast lightweight title.
failed TO eliminate last night At
Dreamland.
Chef Neff, Dan Salts rug
gcd little gladiator, aud Lloyd
Madden. a former holder OF
the n. W. lightweight crown.
were the principals. They
went four rounds 10 a $3.50
verdict.
.TRe bout was not as good
as some seen in the same ring
in the past. The boys were
inclined 10 do a little too much
infighting To make things in
tcresting for the spectators,
who are used 10 seeing clean
breaks and slam-bang affairs.
Two More Coming
Two more contests In the elimi-
nation proceedings will be put on
next Wednesday evening. when Neff
meets Archie Wyard and Eddie
Pinkman takes on Frankie sullivan
at the Elks' show.
Rough House" Charley Burns
lived up TO his monicker in hts bout
with Harry Casey last night, but
before the four rounds had been
rceied off. Il was apparent that the
rough houser was getting the worst
OF the roughirg at the hands OF the
West Seattle welterweight Casey
was given the decision at the end of
the fracas. The local lad beat the
former Canadian champ both at In
fighting and smuggling.
Kid kenncar, the carrot-thatch-
ed. DlxIetinted younxster. lasted
until the middle OF the third canto,
when bis pins gave out on him and
he slipped across the canvas on bis
\ beexer. He started out 10 trim his
moment. Ernie Daley. In slam
xllk style. but worked himself com
pletely out and had TO be helped
from the ring. The boys are feath.
erweights.
Leo Houck showed n flash OF his
oid.time aggressiyencss In his melee
with Frank Pete. the hard-hitting
Tacoma lightweight Leo not only
took all Pete had to offer. but gave
something In return for IL. The
fracas terminated In a draw.
Brown Wins Contest
Roy Brown. the battling ball play.
er, scored a victory over Marty 70
ley, Tacoma middleweight. Brown
handled himself In a neat manner
and the win was clean cut.
The many friends OF Willie Vetro.
the battling teamster. showed their
/. disapproval In no mild manner when
Willie was given the losing end OF
his ENHANCEMENT with Bud Ridley
the blond featherweight The two
have been matched for a return
bout In the near future. Last night Z
contest was pretty much $3.50. with
the barest xhade in Buds favor.
Frank Farmer. Tacoma light
heavy, refereed all but the main
event. which was handled by Dun
can Mcdonald. Three judges. Roy
al Brougham. George Adams and
Duncan Mcdonald. handed IN the
slips. Pat Scott took Mcdonald
>piace as Judge when Duncan offici
ned. Joe Dizard rang the dingle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
Charley Jordan Wins
in Champ Cue Melee

In one Of the closest finishes i'm.
aglnabel after zigzag game to the
end. Charley Jordon retained his
claim to the Northwest three-cush-
ion billiard title yesterday after
noon at the Pope-Sibley parlors by
defeating Henry Solomon, 80 to As.
The final was 100 TO 145.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-10
COIN C0NFESSES
ACCEPTING BRIBE

Joe Cohn pleaded guilty yester-
day in the superior court to the
charge OF accepting a bride. Sen.
tence will be pronounced later by
Judge Smith. COIN, witness for
the state in recent gambling raid.
In charged with accepting n bribe
OF 500 for leaving the state to es-
cape discriminating those who paid
him tho money.
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BY n. c. HAMILTON

United Press starr Correspondent
NEW YORK, Feb. 1o.-Cio-
sret smoking, life In the
trenches and wounds received
In aeropIane con,bats, accord
Ing 10 recent reports received
from Paris, hsse made the con-
dillon Of George Carpenter
such that he would have trou-
Bile getting In condition for a
real bout inside Of elk months
A recent Interview from the
United Prets representative in
Paris quoted Carpenter a. say
Ing he would not be able TO
fight In this country within
four months.
Carpenters appearance, while
ostensibly for the purpose OF rails
ing funds for the family OF q
French pugilist who was killed in
action. undoubtedly had with It the
experiment OF determining the real
condition OF the European cham
pion. He boxed four rounds. and
when ne finished he was putting
hard.
He laid his lack OF wind 10 the
use OF hundreds of cigarets-i
habit acquired In the trenches. Hs
promises to cut down HIS dali,
quota OF pills. He boxed well. bu
his movements were decidedly
clumsy compared TO his formel
fast-shi ning self.
CNrpentier About Done
Carpenter is thru for q lonS
time. II will take a year for hin
TO get back into condition. Wa
effects. his injuries received In ;
fall. and his eigaret smoking vii