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DIRECTORY BY DISTRICTS
Thl» Directory It Placed Her# to Ad viae You of the Various Line* of
Business in Your Own locality. Patronixe Theae Firme
—They Depend on You for Support
Fremont District
COAL AND WOOD
McMULLEN 8t CO.
Whan* tx» for yonr Coal and Wood.
—VHONES—
Of fico 2Y 38, Xa<L Bad M.
Aftar C p m Oraan 472, Whlta 4<o
CLOVER LEAF DAIRY, Inc.
North 289; White 686.
CLOVERLEAF DAIRY
Most Complete and Sanitary Dal it
In the City.
It Quarts for 11-00.
SCOOP RF PORTER
GIANTS ON THE BRINK
AND IRE SLIPPING FAST
■ Y ORANTLANO RICE
NKW YORK, Oct U A a.Tlea'
of fluttering duck fits nt the start,
abnormal breaks by both teams, a
general helter-skwltor. with lioth
clubs In tho air—then, when bothj
settled to normal speed. Host on
hud tho class. This Is th»> etact an
s» «r to tho highly delicate all na
tion In which ths New York Giants
finJ themselves after a week's play
for the world's baseball champion
•hip
Today they are upon the rim ofi
another world's series defeat, for,,
it ■* liubo Maruuord ca.i stop Joo!
| Wood this afternoon, good night:!
[likewise, bum voyage snd au ro-j
I voir
After tho first battle, last Tuos-S
I day. the dope showed lloston lead '
Ins on form. Then came a shift
, where wo figured the Ulanta with
« luscloua chance to upset tboj
; dope, lloston was clearly below
i form. Wood and Collins did not
FINE RACE MEET—
FOR ARCHIE TAFT
Archie Ta.lt had a nlre motor
cjtclf rare rr.r-et at Madison Park
Sunday afternoon
Several riders be»ld» Archie par
ticipated.
It waa a fine rw» meet—for
Ardli.
Ma won the five-mile tha ten
mlla. tha novelty race and the 30
mil - t'cmsldtne cup r»ce t th« latter
reducing Itself to a walkaway when
Fr d Mercer's Flying Merkle quit
flying in the ninth mile Archie
ambled along to victor; with hla
Kxielalor chug boggy. tikltig thine*
fairly may. with F. P. Zwlck. a lap
or two behind The crowd had all
gone bom* before Archie finished
lap 60 and grabbed the handsome
Con aid me trophy It waa so
rooaced thai 1100 rath want with
the cup. and no doubt the Taft umr
eon had the nerve to walk away
with that. too. It waa a ahame to
do U. Archie
I he ra*-ea were full of clmm. <•*
itept the cap race, although many
at the entrtea promla»"<l l»y the lo
ci ! branch of the K A M did not
appear. Secretary Miller of 'he Re
attie Racing aaaocUiUin paid 124 In
American money for tht- sa.ict aof
FOOTBALL
SCORES
U. OF W. S3, U. f. ». a
("of h Dubin'a University of
Washington football machine thow
cd •on* sign# of real Liobie claaa
when It ran rings arouud Univer
sity of Pugat Sound on the campua
S.i'iirday. aoorlng 13 polnta on the
Method lata. Individually the vAr
alty eleven didn't api»>ar to airong
as laat year t champlona by a wide
margin, tha hack field especially
lacking star material, but the team
played together and showed tlgna
of having absorbed a bit of foot
ball wisdom from the canny Scot
who haa given Waahlngton ao
many winners. The Taooma
! bunch ware rather outclaaa
ed, bat played gamely.
EVERETT 21, BROADWAY 0
Everett Hlgti achool found the
((roadway High of Seattle fairly
eaay picking on Saturday at Madl
«on park, and won by three touch
down*. 21 to 0. The lucal lada
braced up in th« laat half, but w«r*
outplayed alt of tba way. They
DRUGS
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hurg'a Horn* Recipes.
FREMONT DR>CO.
Woodland Park
INTERLAKIi FUEL CO^
1319 N. 46th 3400 W. Park Ay.
N. 908. N. 318 N. 409
INTERLAKE FUEL CO.
Wood and Coal, Iliillillng Material
and Teaming
look as l»prooal*s M hud i" «*» "*
pooled Aa MeGraw hail three fine
pitchers In Hp-top shape. the
Olauts' outlook assumed a * .'mill
ion huts fringed with sold llntinKs,
Hut with the lloston players ner
vous and lielow par. the eiperlenco
gained lu flghtlug through l»r«»V
--nua world s series did not show re
suits The Ulanta also played far
bolo w form. dropped. fumbled,
kicked every chance away and («U
behind
Iloth teams haro fought with
raw. real courage, and hate done
their best Hut If llie Olants are to
rally In ths laat ditch, the; muat
stand back of their pitchers mors
I ilk* • championship team They
[ycured enough runs try good hat
I ting to win behind Tesroau. Math
ewson and MarquarJ lu three of
the first four games, but sllppe.l In
only one victory through a miracu
lous outfield catch by little J<>sh*
Da tore
the FAN. waning Federation of
American Motoreycllata. for yest«w*
da) > race meet, and received In re
torn a handsomely-ongrsved docu
men( that looka like a marriage II
cwnse. However, tha local F. A M
secretary made more promises than
dellverlea la the matter of entries
However, each event had a few
thrllla and noma real racing in It
and the apectatora grew much o«
ihneed when T R White, riding tn
Indian machine, heal Taft In <he
Australian pursuit race. The audi
euro later on yelled for White to
start In the cup race He took no
heed, and It was reported that hla
vnglne was cold. Another rumor
said hla feet- Anyhow, ha didn't
atari
D. A. Cllne. riding Mercers nit
rhln®. ha*' a spill In the pursuit
race, and Is lucky to he whol* tnd
hearty, with only a alight limp to
thow for It. Mereefa racing ma.
rhlne was badly shaken up. and did
not develop Its true form altar the
humping The novalty rt», Involv
ing a pi" eating and pop-drlaklng
contoat In (tost of the grandxtand.
was highly amusing Kicellent
time w»t mad* Ift all evanta. for a
half-mile track.
will have to Improve tf tbo «*Hjr
cbunpiniulilp I* to so thftr way
tbla tell.
EASTERN FOOTBALL
Army 19. Hntgera 0.
Nary 0, l>bl*h 14
Swaihnore «. l'etin*yl*anla S
New York L'mlveraity «, Cornell
14.
Harvard S<. Wll'lama t.
Virginia 0. Princeton 11.
Yale IS. Lafayette 0.
POST-*lt A SOW tiAWKS
At < ktoaea.
Cut>* ...4 T •
Whlto H«i t * 1
Ratltarh and Arehar; Watah and
MllfU.
At It. toata.
National T 1
Am*rlrni;i I S 1
Tan Inning* Ft»«la and Rrrana
ban. Hamilton and Alaiandar.
roiiT I. MA 1)1'K RMClfi
Ha< ramwnto 2-4. Oakland 1-1
Vernon It-It. l*oa Angola* !-•.
flan yram lieu t-t. Portland 1-1.
llMtlai af Ik* flake.
W I. Pet
Oakland ..*..111 T1 .191
V*rnon *. . 111 71 .177
Vam An««-lea 101 *1 ,ir.«
■art land t« »l 147
Han Pranrtaro II 104 114
Hecramenlo 47 11$ .111
SMUGGLED OPIUM
ON G. N. TRAIN
Emery Hnghea, ctialoina inapect
or, atatloncd at Hlalne, on the
boundary between Canada and the
United State*, dlacovered a ahlp
ment of amuKßled opium on a Ornat
Northern train there yeaterdaf,
amounting to 100 fire tael tin*,
weighing 70 pounda. and valued at
about l-'.r.00 Hughe* made no ar
reata at the Mm* he aelzed the
opium, hut haa aeveral under auapl
clou whom h« la watching. Yea
tarday'a aelxure la one of the larg
eat for *ome time. Moat of the
contraband opium aelzed la taken
at the boundary, very little of It
Setting to Seattle.
* ****************
* Compromise on Fr«e Lunch *
* Question. *
* 1.09 ANUKUM. Oct. 14,— *
* A* a compromise but whom tlio *
* abolishment of free lunch In *
* Lna Angeles, thua depriving *
* many wnrklngin«n of their *
* midday sandwich. And the law *
* an It formerly stood, Mayor *
* Alexander liaa today slgn»d an *
* ordinance fixing a |25 license *
*on Hiiioor.laia serving free *
* sandwiches. *
* It la planned to take the II- *
* cense from fruit and Teg«tabl« *
* peddlers, deriving the revenue *
* thus lost from the free lunch *
* tax. *
***************
ABTOR ESTATE* 177,828,000
NEW YOKK, Oct. 11 Inder
th« will of the late John Jacob Aa
tor, hln eldest aon, William Vin
cent, will he deprived of 110,000,-
000 of his father's fortune, leaving
him only $77,826,000 with which to
struggle along through life. The
Inheritance tax paid on the total
estate was $3,160,000,
THE STAR—MONDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1912
Scoop Was LcoYng For a Bargain
MORGAN PREVENTS HONEST RACE FOR
"CUP THAT STINKSSAYS URTON
Sir Thomas Telia The
Correspondent H f 111
Challenge Again J for
America'* Cup if:miill
St Bunch in Contr#-y>f
New York Yacht Club
Will Adopt "American
Rules" and Allow Fair
Play.
(The Dtlljf 3t*r London cor
r«apond«nl, W Q Shephsrd. *0-
curtd this remarkable lnto#v
vl*w from Sir Thomaa Llpton,
on board ths iliam yacht Erin,
whlls Llplon wa* preparing to
Mil for thie country to chal
long* again for the AmerleAJl
oup for the 'Iret time the
truth le told regarding the
"sure thing" men who ore po*
venting an honeel race for the
famed bit of pewter known a*
the America'* cup— Cdltor.) 4
■V W O BNt^MtRD
SOUTHAMPTON. En*. <vet. 14.
—Sir Thomas *.srx«w» r«-»ior4'» >
landed In the I tilt ml Htatea to (htl
lengr for the foirtb time, fi>T IH»
America'* cup- (lie trophy, wblt I ,
"Wing to tho uftapurtamaaUfte
stand of the Nr» York Yacht <hil>,
la known thrnueh Kuropo a» the
I "Cup that stink*."
When 1 visited Upton cm the
Erin he *how»d me ZOO t*»phle*
a priceless array analched from
kings and emperor* or offerod by
them for com loving (#|>i
| from Americana. one purefcaaod
' with fivo-cent contributions of
school children from Han lMefo In
New York, and two silk Amirltan
flags. made bj cchool fhlldrwi,
I know I'iry like mo." ho a&ld.
bocaua** I havi- hvro the tokens of
i their regard Yon can't toll ■»
Arooricans don t want to »lv» .»»*
i a fair chance at tho cup."
"Tell m» why you iort lot •
fair chance Who provonto ym'"
I aaked
"Not more than 1S men provont
changing tho rv'** to permit tilro
pean nation* a fair race."
"Who he-id* tho coterteT"
"Tho greatoot opponent o# fair
ploy la Caaa Lsdysrd of Now VtKtt '
Then 1 aako«l htm tho qu»«h»n
i which eovor* the hidden pow«*Md
sllouoos American yachtamoß ( ♦*
tho cup acandal la mant t «■
: American yachtsmen hero td M
ilhe cup am':■■<) in high h«' I i
but r*fu*cd lob« quoted. A (I
in I tied they foarwd the uoI I *•'•
Influsnco
"How doe* J. P. Morgan n r»r»
upon tho question of fair | t r
"Why, Ca*a Ledyard I* |r. |
Morgan'* attorney." Sir Yl t «•
•aid with a twlnkl* In hia oyi i *d
a quoer amiia. j t
1 a*k«d htm If ho had talk fltr
More an about the ruloa and h sflt
that ho bad. during a dlnm j»
which both wero the guest* <4 h
European monarch. Morgan Bli'
M'CARTY 17
RETIRES
KAUFMAN
CUTHER M'CARTY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oot. 14.—A)
Kaufman Is all through as a white
hope.
Luther McCarty, who may or may
not he a world lieater, certainly Is
a Kaufman beater, for he put the
California heavyweight to sleep In
two rounds when they met In Cof
froth's arena Saturday, or, calker,
ho knocked the native soul to tho
mat four times In such rapM suc
cession that Referee Jim Uritfki
elded to slop lite bout an4,,-suVo
what was left of Al f<* his f#t(illy
and friends. The first rounfl wjih
not so busy, lint In the second Mc-
carty cut loose with both
and U was a dreadful shame wli
tio did to Kaufman. The
nlan was kept busy pulling UIH'H
hack through the ropes afU«> M
Carty had walloped him h*l]( w
into the audience. Betting vyfui'
to 1 On McCarty at riugsldp. ,wS
few takers A small crowd. w
nossed the battle, l.uther n<
in line to meet Al I'alzer or soi
' luiW ,(i
up when Upton mentioned the cup
ruio*.
And Morgan la IT. That grim,
boady-oyad, buahy syobrowod at
lent man who rul** government
and finance, I*, by hi* ruthieo* un
fair-neat. disgracing American* In
tho *y*a of Kurop*. ovor tho blue
ribbon of tho aoa-
Hlr Thntnaa tell* how (trial thla
dUgraco la:
"I'vo beard »achi*an>o *ay the
•up la a dishonor and a disgraco
to (ho t'nlted State*; that tlve
Kiraleot ahamo I* that, while Amor
lean* aa a people favor chancing
the rule*, a few old men aro power
ful enough to prevent thla.
"1 could not bo ao unkind *a lo
| repeat all I've board. All Europe
I* Interektod In thla cup. The
yachtamon of tho wotUl would wel
romo a chance to race for It If
lhoy had a chance to win—which
thoy havo not under the ruloa."
"WHEN I HEACII THE UNITKD
.STATES," SAID UPTON, "I
SHALL TRV TO HAVE THE
Rt'l.SS AI.TKHEI) IK SUCCESS
Et'L I SMALL CHALLENGE IN
STANTLY."
"Would you br willing to forget
tho America'* cup and compote for
a trophy provided by tbo pooplo of
the I'nllod State* V ! aaked
"That'i American all ovor," ho
laughed. "Tho poople aro for do
concy.
"No. I cooldn't race for *nch a
cup You two, the America's cup 1*
the blue ribbon of yachting, and It
must bo that cup or no raoo."
"What rule changes aro neceo
nary before you will cballengaT" I
aaked.
"Tho change* aro ao almple I'm
aatonlshed I havo not boon ablo to
socure them I aak that the rare
\»< sailed under AMERICAN RAC
ING RI'LES- tho I'nlvorsal rating
j which ovory raco in tho United
] Stales l* sailed under aavo one—
"bat for the America'* cup. No
other club would raco undor tho
rule* I want changed
IK I ASKED FOR A RACE UN
DER INTERNATIONAL RULES.
THEY'D HAVE A RIGHT TO
KICK—A DAMN GOOD RIGHT—
HUT I ASK A RACE tTNDKR TIIE
AMERICAN RULES DO YOU
GET THE POINT?"
"Aro tho rule* technical?"
wywrrs kiPOJ?Ti»iPL
When thia world'* series la over and the nervous prostration for
gotten. J. flarlsnd Htahl will tuck away a large roll of bills In hta in
side pocket and move out to Chicago. where he worka in a bank The
bank will help Garland to Invest the profile of the season. Soft for you,
Jake—Just like being an Ice man with a coal business on tho side.
• • • « •
New Orlesnt signs s pitcher named Jack Frost. He ought to cut
some Ice In the Southern climate. 110, varleta! Is the oil boiling ret?
• • • • •
Piayera' share lr> the world's series Is $147,000, of whloh the win
ners get $*8,000 and the losers 169.000. Kach winning player grabs
about f4,000 and each loser about $2,800. And still some college grad
uates want to become lawyers.
• • * • •
Last yesr the players copped 9127.000. The increass of $20,000
will probably bt> used by campaign speakers as an argument for Taft
and prosperity.
e•e e e
Just to make the world's chsmps Jealous. Jsck Johnson announces
that he will fight Sam McVey nnd Bam I.angfnrd in Australia for $56,-
•00 and Jim Klynn In Parts for 115,000. And while we are talking
about lobsters and wine, which Is your favorite cafeteria, anvhowT
• • • * •
Forgive me, Gertrude, If I rembls In my chattsr, but this money
noise has me going. 1 know all about figuroa. anyhow, because mother
was a dressmaker.
• • » • •
It Is said that most aviators got their start as slsvstnr boys. W«
could suggest several pitchers that ought to make good In the aerial
linn,—No, Uyp, you ueedn t shoot him; somebody else will
» * • • •
My Idea of nothing at all—The real record of a preliminary scrap
per, when compared with the dope he carries around In a scrap book to
show tho hportiug editor.
• e • • •
The sympsthy of every baseball and football fan In the West goes
out to the family and friends of Wm. (Heinle) Heltmuller, cut off In
his prime. No harder, doaner, fairer player ever donned the mole
skins, and no finer, truer Rportsmnu ever gracod the diamond. Typ
ical of tho college man in baseball. Heltmuller was an honor to the
sport and au Inspiration to his follows. The game Is better because
lie Uvea.
BY "HOP"
Shamrock, Sir Thomaa Lipton'a
TO-foottr, built una«r «h« Interna
tional rating, which haa bean »uc
oearful in Europe Shamrock la not
a freak and could croaa the At
lantlc. Tha photograph waa takan
from tha bowaprit. Shamrock cloae
hauled on tha alarboard tack. Be
low, Sir Thomaa hlmaalf from a
lata photograph.
"No. I'll explain th«in. Tha
•cbnuner America. which won lha
cup. 1* today a fine bout. capable of
rn>a*tnK the ocean After tha cup
waa won It waa gl*en to tha Naw
York Yacht club, to hold axainat
atl comer*. Tha rul*a called for a
boat of »0 foot water line, aloop rig.
In tboae daya. before the freak rsc
era. theaa provlatona meant a
atrong, uaefnl craft.
••Hut d'-nlßiiera began producing
freak*. Thla cauaed yachtsman to
nettle on mora rigid rulea. ao tha
International and Unleeraal rat-
Ir.ga ware adopted, tha United
State* adoptln* the latter.
"All yacht race* the world o*«r
are governed by one of theaa rtt
lng*--wlth tha eiceptlon of that tor
America'a Cttp.
The challenger muat rroa« tha
Atlantic on hor own bottom. Sham
rock II reached th« United Htatea
with 400 rireta mlaalng. and for a
week we had a hard time keeping
SWIMMING
CONTESTS
PORT! .AND, Or., Oft 1< Hwlm
mera from Hpokana. Vancouver, Hfc
attla, Taconia and poaalbly aome
California |>oluta are to take part
In tha bite aquatic tourney to be
given undar tha auaplcea of the
Multnomah Athletic Club Novem
ber I,
Tha event* on the chnmploaahlp
program ara tha 100, 220, 440 and
Rao yard awlma.
MODRRN furnlahed
ronnii at lowcat ratea at llotal Vlr
giinia, Klghtb and Virginia, near
Weatlake. Klllott tO3.
her afloat.
"The American boat that beat
her «u built to ttia rulaa a#o fool
water llna, aloop rigged craft. Mar
apar wan BlKantlc; h<r anil area
almoet unbelievable; bar deck wa*
140 feet lon*. I think, and aha had
trauiei.<l<>ua overhang* Thla mad*
poaalble a vaatly longer boom than
flbamrork had. and alao a larger
craw Mhe waa not aubmlttari to
tbu atrain of the otmh paaaage.
"She waa like a delicate violin,
and to brat h< r I would need a
alitillar violin, which <"OL'M> NOT
CHOHH THE CM KAN
"Under the Universal rulea w«
will have >a< hta tint CAN crosa
the ocean They will be good. uae
ful yacht* that will aet the butldera
to developing real iMMta Inatead of
freaka
"What'a good tnough for Amer
ka la good enough for m«. They
prefer the Universal to the Brltlah
rating. I'll accept the Universal
gladly. Will they permit ma to aail
for their cup undar their own
rulea? That'a all I aak."
SMOKER AT
GEORGETOWN
Ijho f'revler and Johnny O
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the amoker of the Citizen*' club. of
Gaorcrtowa. which will be bald at
the dab room* tbtn evwnln#
Hli four-round bout* are on the
program. The club ka an or(an I La
don of Georgetown bttalneaa and
profaaalooai mm who enjoy ' lean
•port, and ita amoker* bare helped
to develop a number of clever
young boxer*. The ftpeody 122-
poandrra who lop lb* trill to
night abouid furnlah a few exciting
momenta when they get together.
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