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SEATTLE BOY TOGET FIRST REALCHANCE TONIGHT

VANCOUVER. B. C., Juki 12.?An attractive card will ba of-farad patrona of the boxingname tonight at tha newUrlghouee arena whan FreddieWeleh, Brltlah lightweightchampion, and one of the clev-ereat boxere In the game, faoaaRay Campbell of Seattle In aacheduled 15 round bout.

Aftcgethar. there will be 26round* of boxing, Percy Covaand Eddie Moy, a pair of cleverand hard-hitting feather-weight*. being echeduled tofurnl*h the preliminary ovarthe 10-round route.

The flret bout will be atagatlat 8:30 p. m. aharp.

Both Welah and Campbellare reported In flna condition.

GO GET LICENSE!The now state game law. which

provides that all fishermen mustbuy a llt-vnse at the cost of |1. goenInto effwt today The privilege tohunt Is Included In the license,which Is for the county only Astate license for fishing and hunt-ing costs $S. Those violating thlaact will he guilty of a misdemean-or under the law.

While huutlng licenses have al-ways prevailed, thla Is the firsttime a fishing license haa ?'??en ra-iltilred It was principally throughthe efforts of Oarne Warden HarryKief of Seattle that the legislaturepassed the bill Women are allow-ed to fish without a license, andboys under 16 years of a<e Thelimit catch Is 50 fish, the weightnot to exceed 10 ponnds. No fishunder six Inches shall be taken.

WE WIN ANOTHERVICTORIA. B C. June IJ?Ry

tying up the game In the elgßtband then rushing an additional tallyacross In the final game. Seattle'*Champs took a third consecutivegame from Victoria here Wednes-day. ' Silent" Smith blanked thevisitors for the first seven Innings,but single tallies gathered In thelast two Innings cost him the gameScore. Seattle I. Victoria 1.

The two tearaa left for Seattlelast night, where they will finishthe series. Score:

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She Had a Reason

"Mabel In koliik to bo a blondthlit Bummer."

"Why?""They rained the price of dark

hair and brumal powder."

Nat Goodwin bu opened m cafeat Ranta Monica. Thla 1* tha flrattine Nat opened a cafo, though hehaa kept maojr a tale open.

Honor winner* at tha twelfthannual Interecholaatlo meet attha Unlveralty of Chicago,June 7, In which 470 schoolboyathlete* from 105 *choola con-tested their atrength, eklll andapaad. At top la Shapard, Chi-cago high achool lad, winningrunning high Jump, 6 feet 8

Inchee. Below him, from left

Oh, perlar, who I* that sleeping *o *oundly In lower 8fAh'ni not *uh, boa*, but Ah think It be Ml*t«r Tlf*.

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In view of what Spokan* nooda In ? ba**ball way, w* *ugg**t thlafuture linkup for tb* Indiana

Help. If. Reaorve. JbSuccor, ef. Ability, lb.Assistance, rf. Claaa. c.Relief, 3b. Skill, p.Reinforcement, sa.

=SPORTING CHATTERMarry Oatdlek's resignation.

Wednesday, as manager of theS|K>kane club comes as no surpriseto hla friends Oetdlek ha* fre-quently declared that the Spokaneteam thla season I* the worst hehas ever handled during hi* base-ball career. Cohn offered no reliefIn the way of securing first-classtalent. On the team'* last appear-and here. Oatdlek appeared tohave loft all Interest In the squadSince Ostdlek became leader of the

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Spokane club, they won thi cham-pionship on® year and twice finished Id second place.

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Walt*r Powell, the Indian out-fielder, who ha* been out of thegame with a broken arm, haa beenappointed Oatdlek'e eucceeeor.Powell will be unable to play for acouple of weeke yet. and will man-age the team from the bench. Hela one of the beat fielder* in theleague.

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Seattle returned home today,after having elunK the Hoe* forthree straight. Juat to show whatfine fettl« they are really In. theChampa yesterday narrated "Hllin"Smith, who on two previous occa-alona applied the whitewash tothem. The Bees and the Champsopen here thla afternoon. Incident-ally. It la lad lea' day.

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Portland Increased our loadWednesday by taking at double-header frora the Vancouver Heav-er*.

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The fate of baseball In Spokanewill hang In the balance when th<'league director* meet heru, nextweek, to *ettle the question ol keep-ing the franchise In Spoknne ortransferring It to Everett. Cohnbelieve* the franchlie will be trsnn-ferred, a* the attendance In Spo-kane continue* to fall off.

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L*ck of con*l*tency on the partof the Beaver pitcher* appear* tobo the real reason for the Vancou-ver dump. Sixteen hits nnd 11runs were mndo by Portland Wed-nesday. Clark wa* burned for ninehit*.

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Nlil I* faHt developing Into one ofthe bent little frequent four-baseClouters In the league. If he con-tinues hitting homers, ho will soonfind hlmielf being passed by thepitchers In the pinches. UnlikeMeek, Issuing a walk would be adangerous experiment. A pitcher1* really In no danger when he givesMeek four wldo ones, a* the Vic-toria catcher 1* the slowest playerIn the league on the paths.

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Grammar School league playere,about 400 of 'em, will be the guest*

lof President Dugdsle at the ballpark Friday. Prior to their vlalt tothe park, the school boy* will pa-rade the principal business atreete,clad In the uniform* of their re-spective school*. A band will leadthe proceaslon.

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THE STAR?THURSDAY, JUNK 12. 1913.

RAY CAMPBELL IN FINE FETTLE FORSchoolboy Athletes From Atlantic to the

Pacific Win National Honors and Break aFew Records in Big Track Meet at Chicago

to right, ara J. Allenby, Uklah,Cel., winning one-half mile

run; Schoenfeldt, Toledo, aec-ond In half mile; E. Caughey,UkTah, winning ahot put, 48feat 3 Inchaa; Hoyt, Green-

field, la., winning 100 yarddaah final, 945 aeconds, ea-tabllahlng a new world'* Inter-

acholaatlc record.

CREW ON LONG ROWPOUUHKKKPBIIC. Jiin« 12 ?All

the m«rnbrra of lh« I'nlvcrnltjr ofWimhlnKton cpp* r*|>ortod Inaplrndld »ha[.r today, taking aI>ractlr« apln of 12 mllna In thr aft-ernoon. Coach ronlb<*ar did not[irrait bin m*n hard. Tb« poal(Ionof th» Cornell rrrw haachanged aomrwhat

BOUT WITH WELSHMIDDLE WEST DOLE EXPEDTS

ON SEATTLE INVASION TODAYTim Middle Western golfor*, an

all Mar i??am i>f eight of the.bestgolfers 111 Amimlmi. made their

first appearance on the SeattleGolf chili link* today. In the af

Utiitoii tli" team play* IX hole* atmedal play on handicap.

The team arrive* here after con-cluding two day»' |il»y »t VictoriaOn Friday. match games will beplayed, mid on Saturday the moatImportant event of their visit, thngame with a team picked from the

boat nolfcra on Iho I'aclflc coast.

but*. Kvana' morning and after-noon *ror*« w*r« 71 arid T.\.

Th«t vtaltora left laal nlKti*. for

MAKI VISITORS GO SOMEVICTORIA, 11. C? June IL'

While Thick" Kvans played up

clime to Ills heat form and abowedHome exceptionally fine golf at the

Oak May lltika yesterday, the Mid-

dle W'catern player* were neverthe-|e»» glv«n another example of thehigh clam of golf played here Itwaa oven more convincing thanthat of the prevloua day, when('apt Chamber* and K. V, Ma<an

heat Bvana and Davts..1 Arhuckle and J A. Hlthet up-

held the honor of Victoria, defeatIng 11. II l.ee of Detroit and I*.Hlant'in of lirand Kaplda, running

out In brilliant atyle, one up overnr. hole*

In a 33 hole match. Kvana and W.T Wood, lioth of Chicago, wonfrom Captain Chambers and K. V.Macan. 7 up and '? to play.

Eighteen hole* were played Inthe morning and over that atretchthe game waa very cloae, there be->tng only one bole separating thecontesting teams, but In the afternoon the Victoria plavera fell offand the visitors ran out easy win-

THE MONET IS IIPISjr Prwi Wlr*

BAN PRANCIBCO. June 12 Thelaat iK>«r|' lo chant<? for a hitch Inthe Willi" Rltchle-Joe Rivera battlehere July < for the llKhtwelghtchainplonibip Ik awept away byth<* natnliiK of Prank Ixiron* aa thestakeholder. I.«i>vy, Rivera' manacer. who ha<l Imlketl at Itaroux.accepted the latter ufter he hat)

conferred with Daroui for twohotim Hilly N'oUji, Itltr-hle'e mannicer, Immediately put up a certlfl-fled check and left late laat ntxhtfor hla I.ake county ranch,

Her Scanty GownShocks Gay Paris

PARIS. June 12.?Mil*.Adoree Vlllany, a young wom-an who danced In a muals hallIn acant coatuma. haa baan fin-ad $40 for **a public outrage ofmodeety." The dance wai givenIa at February. The maglatratedecided that the coetume waatoo alight.

Mile. Vlllany wa* fined sometime ago for a similar offenceIn Munich.

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