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TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLAR DRIVE
TO SEND WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
CREWS EAST TO START ON MAY H
SEATTLE, May 10.—On May 14,
"Ward Kumra, director of tho “On to
"oughkcepsio” drive, snd his corps
of 200 assistants, will start combing
'Seattle for tho $12,000 necessary to i
send tho two University ‘of Washing ;
ion crews to tho national regatta on j
itho Hudson, June 28.
Simultaneously, teams of Wash
ington alumni all over tho Northwest j
will commence drives in their re spec-!
iivo cities. Data for tho out-of-town
campaign was sent out front Kumm's;
office a tew days ago.
“This is a state-wido proposition,"!
Kunrm sat'd. “On tho Way the cam
paign is received out of Seattle de-J
pends largely whether tho freshmen
will go East with the varsity."
“The freshmen aro needed on the
Hudson this spring," tho former
Washington oarsman continued, and
ho s'pcak3 from experience. "Not
SEATTLE LED
TO SLAUGHTER
Seals Register Awful Wallop
Taking Game from In
dians, 14 to 2.
; SAN FKANCISCO, May 10.—The
Seals got 18 hits in yesterday’s
game with Seattle after scoring the
initial run in the first Inning on a
triple steal. Alten won his first
game of the season and hit four out
of five times at bat. The score was
t Seals 14; Indians 2.
The batteries were:
San Francisco—Alten and Agnew.
Seattle—Williams, Tesar and Rit
chie.
YESTERDAY S GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Salt Lake 10; Vernon 5.
Ixts Angeles 4; Portland 3.
Sacramento 7; Oakland 6.
San Francisco 14; Seattle 2.
National League.
Philadelphia 7; St. Louis 9.
New York 6; Chicago 9.
lloston-Clncinnati, rain.
Pittsburgh-Brooklyn, wet.
American League.
Clevelund-ffew York, cold.
Chicago-Boston, cold.
Detroit-Washington, snow.
St. Louis 10; Philadelphia 5.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Pacific Coast League.
Portland .
San Francisco
Vernon .
Salt Lake .
Sacramento ...
Seattle
Los Angeles ...
Oakland
W.
21
20
20
18
13
11
12
L
13
14
14
14
17
20
21
23
Pet.
.618
.600
.588
.588
.514
.394
.344
.343
National League.
10
New York .
Pittsburgh
Boston .
St. Louis .
Chicago
Cincinnati ...
Brooklyn .
Philadelphia
American League.
w.
16
12
10
12
ll
9
7
I,
9
9
10
11
13
14
Pet
.727
.571
.52*1
.545
.524
.450
.350
.263
New York .
Detroit .
Cleveland .
Philadelphia .
Washington ..
St. Louis .
Boston . 7
Chicago . 7
W.
12
12
12
9
8
8
L.
7
9
9
8
10
11
10
11
Pet
.63!
.571
.571
525
.441
.421
.411
.381
RUTH LAYS CRIMINAL
CHARGE AGAINST GIRI
NEW YQRK, 'May 10—Babe Hull
fames to tho rescue of others liki
TthnseU who aro pestered by thi
public era.* Through his attorney
only should they go because they are
the finest yeiarlimg oraw ever turned
out. at the University, but they are
needed to help train tho varsity for
the big rowing classic.
“It is a great handicap for a crow
to train on the Hudson without a
shell to compare, i;s efforts against.
Tho current Of the liver, tides ami
the, complete newness of the rowing
surface renders ft impossible for a
coach to know how his men are
working in comparison to their pre
vious lake rowing.”
“On to Poughkedpsie” Is the cry
of Manager Kuimn and his assist
ants. Twenty teams 'of 10 men each
have ‘been formed for the drive in
Seattle. Washington alumni asso
ciations in oi'ni r cities of the North
west are in charge of the out-of-town
campaigns.
Ruth has ‘brought charges of criminal
conspiracy against Miss Dolores Dix
on. and others, growing cut of Miss
Dixon's suit lor $50,000 against him.
Which she later dismissed.
“Mr. Ruth,” said bis lawyer, "feels
he is taking Ithe action, not only to
defend his own good name, hut t >
serve the interests of justice gen
erally.
“He hopes that as a result of the
prosecu;iion, it will not he so fash
ionable in the future for such suits,
unwarranted in their nature, to b ■
‘brought against, ni'en who are much
in the spotlight and .who sometimes
feel they must settle tli:* matter by
paying money raither than submit to
the fpufblMty that results from a
court action whether they are in
nocent or n'ot.”
NAVYWiLLBE
IN AIR RACES
OPEN TO WORLD
I
| WASHINGTON, May 10.—For tin
marine trophy contests in Europi
i and tho United States, the Unitet
I States aiitr’ano races and balloot
I eliminlatfon ■competition, the buretii
| of aeronautics is putting forth everj
I effort to prepare the navy’e entries
j for winning performances. Rear Ad
I mlr.il W. A. Moffett, chief of tin
I bureau, stated recently. In the Euro
I peau speod classic for tile Jaeque.
| Schneider lavtaticn marine trophy val
I nod at 25,000 frames, the navy wil
i l»o represented by three seaplanes
' The contest i t scheduled for Sep
11amber 28 off Cowes, Isle af Wight
England- The test over a eoursi
j inna:-tiring 200 nautical miles require
that 'pilots land on tho sea twice an1
'taxi half a mile at a speed of 1
kno:s. England, France, Belgium am
Italy are a'so entered in this cornpe
tit ion.
Tito navy entries for tho Pulitze
trophy race 'at St. Louis early li
October will he cap’bio of compel
> ing with the 'best. It is expected tha
la.sit .year's record made bv Lieut. T(
■ L. Maug'a.in. U. S. Army, of 208.
i miles per hour over the course o
! about 115 1-3 miles, will be bettere*
| by navy pllrts. Tho navy took thir
i and fourth places in tMs race las
| year.
Three entries have been filed wit
■ the contest committee of the NatloT
al Aeronautic Association for th
I elimination balloon race at Indiar
I apolis, July 4. Tho navy is confiden
! that it will bo among the three leaf
j ers who will represent the Unite
Slates in tho International ballon
race for the .Tames Gordon Bennet
trophy at Bni.sacTs, Belgium, in Set
leather. The Curtis marine troph
race arrangements are <3till incon
plote, bu' this seaplane competltio
will be held probably on thp eas
coast somcU'ma in the early autuau
WELTERWEIGHT
CHAMP REACT
FQR LEONARD
NEW YORK. May 10.—Mickey
Walker, tho world's welterweight
| champion, will be a busy boxer the j
coming summer. Wiithiin a few days
j we will bear the news that Mickey i
land Benny Leonard, tho lightweight
elKMiupion, are in .itched to tight eight
rounds at the Philadelphia Baseball
Park tho latter part of this month
or early in June.
In addition to this big fight, a
syndicate of promoters at Wllkes
barre, Pa., are getting ready to make
a big large enough to bring togeth
or Walker and Johnny Wilson, the
middleweight champion. This would
i be a 10-mund affair and Walker feels
conilrdcnt ho would kayo Wilson.
Then there is liis contemplated fight
in tho Chier.go Ball Park with Jock
Malone, who recently knocked over j
1 Mike O'Dowd.
SECOND BASEMAN OF
SEATTLE CLUB SOLD
INDIAiXAi aUS, May 10. The In
ditanapellu Club of tile Am. .lean As
sociation has Harold C. Janv
rin, sw.md baseman, tram Seaittle.
of the Pac'iitio (toast League.
IS CONFIDENT
' HE CAN BEAT
TOM GIBBONS
PHOVO, Utah. May 10 -Cojifklant j
in Ills lii.ilMy to defeat Tom Gibbons
at the ifi-gibt on July 4 at Shelby.,
Jack De.repiacy left tod iv tor a Mon
tana town to dto preliminary training
PACKARD CAR FOR HIRE
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Parlors. adv.
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PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE HEADS
MEET MONDAY
Two Important Matters Are
to Be Considered at
Meeting of Directors.
S.V.V PRAXerSCO. May 10 - A
meeting the Board of Directors of
the Pacific Coast League has been
called for next Monday to reconsider
resolutions passed at the last meet
ling covering draft players limit and
also the Vernon club's territorial
rights.
AUK BAY STAGE.
Leaves U. & I. Cafe for Auk flay
5 P. M. dally, returning 6:30.
Hound trip $2.50. —adv.
Latest sty ie» at engraving for
ofsltlng cards at The Empire.
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tho quality and tenderness of tho
chicken If purchased from our stock.
Better order one today and prove It.
We also carry a variety of ooal
and feed.
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You Will Note the Popularity of
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There * a reason: It is made scientifically, in modern bakery,
and contains only the very choicest ingredients.
Delivered Strictly Fresh.
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