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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Bob Zuppke Has Fine Grid
Record With Illinois Men

zuppke's record against Chicago is
five won. three lost and one tied
Howard Jones. coach OF Iowa. despite
victories over Illinois last year and
this. u stili trailing zuppke. three to
two.
The rivalry between Illinois and
Ohio Is famous. In the last decade
each team has won three champion
ships. zuppke goes wilce a little
better. however. in having tied one
The record Of Illinois against WIS
consin under Zuppke's regime is -four
won, three lost and one tied
Against Purdue. Zuppke's teams
have three wins and one defeat
Northwestern has been defeated in
three out Of four engagements. The
only time Zuppke's eleven has met
Indiana. Il turned in a victory.
Zuppkes record Is fine one. II
is the big reason why the Illinois
mentor stili retains the confidence Of
every Illinois man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
HOPPE AND
SCHAEFER
LEAD MEET

NEW YORK. Nov. i7.--with two
IN Victories and no defeats. Jake
schasfer. present champion. and
Willie Hoppe. former title hoidrr. are
stu leading the International field In
the worlds billiard tournament.
Hoppe kept his slate clean last
night by defeating wsiker Cochran,
500 TO iss. for an average 81 IS So.
Hopes high run was ies.
k;douard Horefnana. belgian cham
pton. defeated Erick Hagrnihehcr.
German champion. 500 10 sol.
In today's matches Roger Cont.
French champion. will play Hagen.
iachcr. and schaefer win oppose
HoremRns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l7.-Home
l. runs will not be plentiful at the
Philadelphia American league ban
mark next season. The low barrier
nj the left field bloaehers has been
raised untu II is now eight feet from
tho ground. The intention rs TO nave
a wire screen perhaps six feet higher
placed on the top of the barrier. NO
longer viii ground balls strike IN
front OF the barrier and bound INTO
the bleachers for home run as has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Balance"
Gives Ty
Greatness
Cobb Is Adept at Any
thing in Line of Athlet-
ics That He Tries

vN COBB always regretted the
4 fact thai he never played
football. fIs believed he could
have become a good football
PLAYER. We think that Cobb could
have gone a. far In football a.
he has gone in Baseball The
same qualities that have made
issm tho greatest player of the
diamond would have msde him
the greatest Of the Ertdirou.
WRITES n. a.. Saisingcr la the DE
trsit Tribune.
Cobb one time visited Nashville.
lilo went out to Vanderbilt univcr.
aity and watched the football squad
la practice. After studying the
tacties thru one afternoon Cobb 70
turned next day aud asked Tor a uni
form Tie was granted tho privileges
% participating. he did well In prae
sics and was asked 90 set into scrsma
mage Cobb played with the scfulfs
and aeon the scrub. were down IN
their own is-yard ron-. tsecufanE
possession OF the ball the STRUT
quarterback gave u 10 Goth. AL
Cobb did was to 60 thru the entire
Vanderbilt team and run So yArSis fof
a touchdown.
In hts run Goth lodged. straight
armed and finally reversed hin field
The rafns run. made IN major
gam. Of fooshall. would b regarded
everywhere A. ore 81 this features II
tho seasons accomplishments.
Cobb could not have bern =
failure In any sport Tie took up
boxing. Harry Tuthili coached
hun for several months and
Cobb beeame proficient IN the
art. He tsok up golf and plays
unusually well ~. y q ersek
shot. either In the field or bcfore
the traps. lie -. tried thr
various event. that compose
track and field programs srri his
beat performance In zach com
pare. well with the achievements
Of the coileEisn..
However. there n nut on. cot,b. Ia
him th~ physical and the mental GO
ordinate 20 finer degree than In any
man We have ever met In Cobb got
find perfect balance anf v may ~
a generation or NOR. isfore the hu
man race produces another hk'
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Fair Battlers Garry
A Mean Wall0p

ing 40 pounds. has as her
trainers her husband. Walter
,Mathieson. former. exhahtis~
fighter with the Los Angeles
Athletic club. her brother, John
orosco, the Battling Lion" OF
Tucson. Arix. and her uncle
Chino Orosco. former heavy.
weight champ of Arizona. She
sports the proud sobriquet OF
Battling Lioness."
The two are matched for an
early go. the matron having 40.
cepted the def of the miss.
Miss Soto had set out to
fight life's battles as a stenog.
rapher and scenario writer. Sue.
cess didn't match her high
hopes and so she's fallen back
on the fists her father has fash.
Toned into cunning chin wallop.
ers.
The ranks of girl gladiators
are growing Now who'll be the
Tex Richard of the first wou-
ans heavyweight worlds cham
pionship matohT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Veteran
Has Fine
Record
Yost Has Put Michigan on
Football Map; Wolver-
ines Strong This Year

A Nm ARBOR. Mich. Nov. IT,
head football ooach Mt the close OF
the present season. Gossip around
the campus Is in tho affirmative.
Ycst. who IL now director Of all
athletics at Michigan. has been In
charge Of football activities as head
coach for 30 years.
II IL limited that n all goes well at
Michigan this year. and at the pres
ent timesthings are Furnishing. Yost
viii turn the football worries over TO
his assistant. George Little. OF
course. Yost viii continue 10 act In
an advisory capacity as director Of
athietics.
Yost has an enviabie record AS
football coach az Michigan. lie Ger.
tainly put the Maize and Blue on the
map from sporting standpoint.
Yost came to Michigan in 1901. He
probably won his greatest fame in his
first four years at Michigan. His
teams from 1901 TO 1905 were prac
tlcally invincible. Those were the
days of the "pointe. minute" elevens
Michigan In the first four years OF
Yost regime won So out OF 81 games
tying one and losing tho other. Min.
ncsota in 1903 played the Wolverines
TO Q to tie, while Chicago in 1905
beat Michigan. to o. because OF a
bone" play on the part of Denny
Clarke, which permitted Chicago to
score a safety.
During his first five years at
Michigan Yosts teams scored 2.7so
points to the opposition's ~. most
remarkable record. that probably VIII
never be equaled in collegiate circles.
Thus II Is easy TO see that Yost has
had more than his share OF glory
and he is willing. yes. anxious, to
step down when he finds someone he
believes viii fiji the bin. Looks very
much as II he had that man In
George Little his preaeut ASSISTANT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17

VALE and Princeton clash N their
j annual classic al Princeton to-
MORROW. The Tiger - one OF the sur
prisss cf the season Tho jungle
eleven trimmed Harvard IN a htr no
st last week. The Bulldog. how
ever. has been pointed all season 20
the Princston- Harvard games. and
Coach Jones may have a surprise or
two In store for slr big games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
BRUINS PLAY
NEVADA TEAM
AT BERKELEY

pERkELEy. Cal. Nov. i7.--No
- one was able To get very exolt.
Cd today over the prospects OF to.
morrows football game here be
tween Nevada and the University
OF California.
The Nevadans are not expected
TO prove much OF n match for the
Bear machine.
Chief interest conferred In whether
the NJ vsds crew could repeat tn,
performance OF last year when they
scored on California, aItho they
took mighty beating in tn,
process
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
NewCane
Suited to
Met Squad
Speed, and Not Weight,
Counts in the Six-Man
Style; Locals Resting

DILTNG up u goals 10 two Tor
the opposition. the Seattle
NETS. have COPIED their first two
starts In the Pacific Coast hockey
rnee in easy fashion and are OFT
to their best start In years In the
Western puck league.
The Nets started off in high
by trouneing the weakened Van
oouyer seven by AN y, tally ia
the British Columbia rink, and
then they toppsd IL off by shut
Ting out Victoria here Wednes.
day. to o.
The sir.man style OF game suits
the Nets 10 perfection. as In former
years the superior weight OF The Vic
forla and Vancouver teams tod on
tie faster. but tighter. Seattle men
in the close games
II is impossible TO play the tight
defensive game OF former years an
der the new rules
Frank FoyHton and Jack Walker.
two OF kSsattie's greatest aces. shine
under the new game In that their
great skating speed. experience and
back checking ability brings out the
best In them.
Foyston. in particular, II off 20
good start and II looks like the
Blonde Wizard has hit his trus
stride again. He was Shooting
with uneanny accuracy againss
Victoria here Wednesday.
The Vancouver team will he Dol
stored considerably BY the addition
Of Art Duncan. tfe big defense star
This win allow Mickey MacKay 10
20 hack TO center ice whore he should
lie a demon at the slx-man game. The
Vancouver team viii not be AZ top
strength until Hugh Lehman 10 back
Ia the nets. Jack Adams. the power
fuI forward. is In the East. but the
Vancouver club Is stiil dickering with
him. and II he should come Wefs,
again the champions can't be count
ID out % the running.
The Nets are resting this week
while Vancouver and Victoria get 10
retner. These clubs NEE; In Victoria
tonight and then battle again In Van
couver Monday.
Vancouver win make Its first ap
pearance Of the Seattle season AZ the
Arena next wednesday.
With the Seattle team off 70
such n good start and with the
coming Of the four Prairie league
teams for one game each and the
champion st. Pats Of Toronto for
an exhibition game. II looks like
the puck game Il In for one OF
Its best seasons here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Yale and Princeton Clash

Washington and Jefferson meets
Pittsburg. Wisconsin plays afiehi
gan. Penn state plays Pennsyivania.
Amherst plays Williams. Chicago
battles Illinois. Iowa meets Ohio
State. Notrc Dam. clashes with But.
Ter. Centre takes the field against
Alabama Poly. and Syracuse plays
Colgate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Big Golf
Stars Are
in Seattle
Walter Hagen and Joe
Kirkwood Arrive; Play
Sunday
BY ALEX c. ROSE

WTALTER HAGEN and Joe Kirk
w wood, world famous golf stars.
are In our midst
Physically fit. but mentally bad,
they arrived here at s.30 yesterday
afternoon. after being delayed "a
hours by bad weather, late trains
and missed connections over the Ida
no county en- route from Salt Lake
City.
Their Fitness" Ia due TO the fact
that they have been playing golf
thruout the States and England for
the past nine months: their mental
condition was brought on by their
failure TO fulfill yesterdays sched-
uIed exhibition match al the Seattle
Golf and Country club, which. Incl.
dentaIIy. fs the first engagement
they have misscd since they started
their tour.
GOLFERS
DISAPPOINTED
At their rooms in the New Wash
ington hotel last night. they ex.
pressed themselves an being very
sorry at having to disappoint the Sc.
attic Country club and local golf
fans.
I'm every city we have played We
were invited TO come again and we
hope that Seattle will be no excep.
tion. We want 10 make good here.
and II arrangements can be made we
will play at the North End links next
Monday remarked Hagen, with a
nod OF assention from his partner.
IT Ia more than likely that these
uksble chaps will get back into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Home Run Not So Easy
in Philly Next Season

been customary IN the past.
No doubt the higher wall viii play
havoc with the popularity Of some
of the Athletics Tilly Walker. Bins
MIXER and number OF the other
players got the big hand last sum.
mer when many fly bali that would
have been an easy out dropped into
the left field bleschers for home
run. However,. II will make for bet
ter baseball and will keep many q
game from being busted up by y
fiuke home run.
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is
WINNER OF MIX

PORTLAND. Nov. iT.--Terro MI.
yake. the terrible Japanese wrestler.
failed TO show at the Heilig last night
for his match with Jack bod. Ted
Thyc. middlcweight, substituted for
Miyake and threw the light heavy
weight In one hour four minutes and
10 seconds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
YALE BULLDOG
GETS SENDOFF

NEW HAVEN. Nov IL. - Two
thousand Yale students gathered AZ
the station here today and gave Cap.
tain Jordan and hts football SOUND a
rousing scnd.off when they departed
for Trenton. N. j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
ELEVEN VETS
AT TIA JUANA

Eleven veteran jockeys win race al
Tia Juann, Mexico in the 100 day
meet. starting Thanksgiving day
Jimmy Butwell. Clarence Turner
w. w. Taylor. e. Taylor. n. Howard,
Lawrence Lyke, Buddy EnBor, H.
Smallwood, Andrew Schuttinger
Clifford Robinson and Albert Schut.
finger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
By HENRY L. FARRELL

DBINNEIO>. -. - Nev. -.
/ Led by Johnny Take .
Chunec- German. the Princeton
Tigers. the rridiron's greatest
ezmhless. will push everything
they have tn the middle Of the
board here tomorrow against
what IL generally regarded as
better hand held BY Yale Bsf-
ter hands held twice before this
season BY Chicago and Harvard
have been overcome b. the reek-
iess abandon aud the wild
chxnee-tsking spirit 81 little
Gormsn ard his band
In addition to having one OF the
established casonafter-season class
los. the battle between the Tiger
and the Bulldog tomorrow will be
the best aii-around event OF the
season card and Princeton officials
have come 20 the belief that every
one in the East wants TO see the
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
JACK NEVILLE
WINS HONORS

Jack Neville. San Francisco golfer.
who has been prominent figure In
Northwestern tournaments recently
won the Frisco city title. defeating
Francis Murphy and 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17

ADOPT RULE.

" ASFIINUTDN. Pa, Nov. INV
& J. college has adopted the rule
prohibiting the use OF freshmen in
varsity athletics and limiting an sth-
lete 10 three years participation in
sport, the faculty announced II will
become effective In 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
EASTERN CAGE
TEAMS READY

Princeton. Pennsylvania. Column.
bia. Cornell. Yale and Dartmouth
make up the intercollegiate basket.
ball league In the East. They open
their season January 0 and close
March IT. Princeton won the title
last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
HARDWOOD HERE;
HAGEN HUNTS
HARRY FRAZEE
is AFTER COIN

NEW YORK. Nov II. - Because
the tentative American league SEIZED.
ule for 1929 deprives the Boston Red
sox Of the first Saturday in the new
Yankee stadium, Harry Frszee. own
er Of the club, announced he would
recruit help and fight II out with
Ban johnson at the schedule meet.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Fans Watching Oregon Battle

more than ordinary iatercss In the
oregon-o. A. c. melee. at Corvallis.
tomorrow
The webfootsrs have an impress
sive record for the season. with 30
win over Idaho and q is.0 victory
over w. s. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17

ONLY Oregon stands between the
" University % Washington and
the Northwest football title.
The webfooters play Washington
IN the last big game Of the season
here Thanksgiving day
That's Why Seattle fans are taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
LONG
IN HIS SERVICE

Keons Fitzpatrick. Princeton track
coach. IL starting his Gard year In
point Of athletic service. He started
back In 1899 at Michigan. where with
Yont. he helped put the Wolverines
on the football map.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17

atty Of Idaho. and the l.. A team
should win.
Washington STATE 10 IDLE tomorrow.
which gives the center % the Coast
football stage 20 the Washington.
Stanford battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
MULLER NAMED
CRIMSON COACH

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. H.
After trial OF six weeks Frank T.
Muller. Philadelphia. trainer of Jack
Kelly the worlds champion sculler.
has been named rowing coach at
Harvard for 1928
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
| GORMA~ TO
BOX BIR>s

Joe German and George Burns viii
mix In the NEXT Tacoma smoker, 10
be held week from Thursday. Cor.
man recently beat Burns w Portland.
Burns jumped into the Tacoma spot
light last week by knocking out
Young O'Dowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Portland
Angling
for Tiff
Crack Welters, Best on
Coast, Would Settle p.
c. Title

AKLAND JIMMY
DUFFY ana Bob
iinrper are the
classient weller
weights In the
West
r hey h a v q
never met In the
henpen square
and both are lay
ing claims to the
Pacific coast wei.
ter title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17

SEATTLE TEAM OFF TO FLYING START COAST HOCKEY RACE
Duffy-Harper Bout Is on Ring Horizon
Back to His Old Stamping Grounds

:
He
land
Soul
IL O Of
Mails Had His Big Time the Majors lie Practically Saved the
Against brooklyn That Was Ever the Big Classic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
CAPABLANCA is
BACK FROM TRIP

Jose Capablsncn, Cuban ehsa. via
ard. IL no~ in Nrw Yerk. returning
from London. whres hs successfully
offended his title Of worlds cham
pion lie plans 20 play exhibitions
In Gotham and Philadelphia before
going back 20 Cuba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
KRAMER To
U0x NtS(OTT

Danny Kramer. the .outhpaw
fcstherweight naulor. viii show hts
stuff soon I'm Portland when he boxes
Billy Mascot. the clever Portlsndsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
VET WELTERS
WILL BATTLE

Johnny Tfilr.an and Harvey
Thorp. veteran Middle West weller.
weights. vii eur 10 rounds Novem-
h~r %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
EVERY HORSE
WAS DEFEATED

Every trotter and PAGER that raced
thru the Grand Circuit events this
summer whs beaten at some track
along the line. Lee Worthy GA.
s:o3h. the biggest money winner.
lost at Cleveland in July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
287 RUNNERS
ENTER EVENT

The entry iiais have closed for the
Eastern intercollegiate run in New
York. November ~. with 7sT entries
listed for tho event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
TOMMY GIBBONS
AFTER BECKETT

with Battling Ski barred IN Lon-
don. Tommy Gibbons has cahi@d n
challenge 20 Joe Beckett for a isous
there. Decrnsbcr 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17

Garfield and Roosevelt were play
ing their final game In the high
school rnce M Denny field today,
starting NJ $3.50. Lincoln plays Bal
lard and Queen Anne plays Franklin
saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Here's Wrinkle
That's New One;
All-Ring SQUAD

Johnny Couion. writing In an
Eastern paper, picks an afl.ring
team for all time. Here's the
former bantamweight champion
ilsf:
Heavyweight--Jack Dempsey.
Middleweight - Bob r'itzsim.
mons.
Welterweight--Jimmy Gardner.
Lghtweight---Benny Leonard.
Feathorweixht - Johnny Kii.
bane.
Bantamweight-Kid williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
FRIEDMAN BEATS CASTLE

LOWELL. Mass. Nov l7.--Abe
Friedman. Boston. won the New Eng
land bantam championship by taking
a i0-round decision from steve Cas-
tie. Lawrence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
ONLY 8 TEAMS
NOT DEFEATED

Only nine major football teams IN
tho country haven't been defeated
this year. They are; California
Princeton. Michigan and Cornell OF
tho lot. only Michigan hasn't been
scored upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
VILLA WINS

NEW YORK, Nov i7.--Pancho
villa. American fywcight champion.
won "A 15-round decision from Abe
Goldstein, New York bantam. IN a
slow and uninteresting bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17

good grac~s Of local golfdorn before
they leave the city. and II IN also al
most certain that they viii be seen
In action at the Country club on
Monday.
One thing is certain. however. and
that n that the Hagen Kirkwood H.
hole exhibition on the Beacon Hin
course uext Sunday afternoon win
be played according to schedule.
HARDWOOD TO
do TRICKS
Immediately after tho conclusion
OF the match. Kirkwood win enter.
tain the gallery with his tricks.
Al Espinosa. the InRiewood pro-
fessional and state open champion.
will partner Clark Spcirs. the JEFF.
ferson Park Golf club champion, in
this best-ball match against the Wis
itors.
Tags are now on sale at all the
leading sporting goods stores. and
according to the number already
sold the largest gallery that ever
viewed golf match In this city "a
going to be present when the play.
ers tee-off at 1870 next Sunday aft.
erDoon.
HARDWOOD HERE;
HAGEN HUNTS
Joe Kirkwood is out looking the
town over today. but Hagen LEFT
early this morning for Mount Yer.
non on a duck.hunting trip with
"Cappy" Keilison. Johnnie Dreher
and few other golfer.hunters
They say Walt lis a crack shot at
| this game.
That being the case. John and
Cap" will bring home some birds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17
Purple and Gold Grid
Battles in Southland
Fans Are Wondering Whether Washington Can
Come Back After California Setback; Stanford
Has Heavy but Not Overly Clever Eleven
BY LEO II. LASSEN

HE Washington football machine was at
keyed up to its highest tension for the Califor-
MIA game last week in the Stadium.
Then came the Bruin setback. the Purple
and Gold being daxed under the wonderful
football of the invaders.
Tomorrow that same Purple and Gold ma
chine faces the turning point of the season.
With only few days rest from the strenu-
Gus California tussle. the Huskies departed
for the Southland where they battle the Stan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-17

foru tarulnals tomorrow AT PaIo Alto
Can the Huskies back after that California beaungG
That's the question that only tmorrows game tell
Not much is known regarding the Stanford team Art
Wilcox crack backed is the best known player on
the team Otherwise the squad of Cards for the most part
are strangers to Seattle fans
The Cards have heavy line and experienced back
field.
Their record for the shows 6oo win over D. A
C. and 60 loss 10 u. s. c.
Washington will probably start the lineup that started
against California with the exception of fuback where Ken
Dubois may get the first call.
Outside of Bill Grimm who is suffering from injured
beg the aggregation in pretty good shape for the Stan
ford tiff.
The Washington times., 1922-09-04
CAPITAL TOO HARDENED,
SAYS PASTOR IN SERMON

Christ would join the labor union
and would affiliate with the car.
penter's local II He were here to.
day, according to the Rev. Charles
f. Linger, pastor of the Rosedale
Methodist Episcopal Church. who
preached a special Labor Day SER
mon yesterday.
Asking why the Master would
Join a labor union, the speaker ex.
planned because of the hopeless.
ness of the individual effort In the
face of organized capital; because
organized labor is devoting its
power and energies to helping the
weak and because the heart Of
man Is fully set in him to do evil.
to take advantage Of helpless men.
women and children.
Christ would remain a member
Of the union" declared the Rev.
Mr.. Linger, until the heart Of the
employer Is changed"