The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1906, Page 2

ese ntemn nen eee ee ere t AQUATICS POPULAR _- UNIVERSITY CO-£D08 GO IN FOR ROWING—GAME OTHER SPORT NEWS WARDENS MEET SOON Cor att ate “t will go/ taxes on his machine In New York Lavina Rud-/ and cannot legally be forced to pay bern » progressive physteal tn-| taxes tn two states ‘ he young wo has} Mr, Thomas states that he was in been w « bard to bring about] vited to viait the sunny south and the innovation and in a few weeks | objects to being held up. stalwart young women will be pull. | fhe an oar on the waters of Lake| Bert Kerrigan, whose perform Washington }ancea in the high Jump are still re Many co-eds, are anxious to try| membered by Seattle aportamen, left for the team, The four will be! Portland this morning to attend the Among | world’s championship games to be Miss | held at Athens on April 22. He wil Marjorie Mor Prudence Wy-| sail from New York on the Bar man, Miss Gert . » Notde qesacas, | barosea March 31 Mixes Mayme Lucas and Miss [aa Mr. Kerrigan has been tg athlet! in competition turn out are Mie Della Price. All have been prom!-/for nearly 20 years, and it is nent in co-ed, athietios, Miss Price | bis long and valuable experience to fs one of the best basketball play-|athletic work that his selection ts ere at the doubtless make a place institution and will | due, on the four, ! ‘The varsity four will not compete te} with the university of California will convene in Seattle March this season, mt of the crew are and the one question that will be/ now out on survey ne pa and will @iscussed with deep interest will be; not return in time to round ia The game wardens of the # that of taking some action to our-| shape for the eve tall the inroads made on trout and Thetr at ” 0 nterfere other game fish by game bogs and | with wit i ow boys who fish merely to see how/in J wW n refused many they can land, and not for| row tangulur race in California, | sport jas that would mean no regatta at| Game Warden Reif bas proposed | home that a limit for catches be named, | wend also that fish under certain site| by returned to t water before dytug. Reit tes that indica- | during the season No date has tions are that a large representation | set, but the Washington manage of sportamen fr f}ment has wr daho for a Idaho and Wa nines will probably e 1 z every section the state will be on hand game and Manage: ead believes} | that they will accept | Mr. B R. Thomas, the | eutomodile manufacturer, recently) Cra | shipoed his “Flyer” to Los Angeles | ¥#" to enjoy the summer weather a fine drives, but before he was pe ream % mitted to move a he was we 4, withou * forced to pay $23.4 ® priv. | with bm petition tlege the tax] The intercollegiate revord under p at intends to carry|and 2-5 seconds. On a fast track| bis Q ourt of Smith s 1 abla t “ he} Calit «eo ad | He t " gg tention that hb as already paid, ‘larry Wa , - . Furniture Of Six Rooms All nice and clean goods. Rent of house is very low. Close in. Apply to DABNEY & WOODHOUSE Complete Housefurnishers and sole agents for the Charter Oak Range. 418 PIKE STREET, Phones, Main 3998; Ind. 2096. Notice —Sunset telephone num Latham during & game ber has been changed to Main [M) Cinctnnat! and tb 3275 instead of Pink 1751 tionals, Tim Keefo at his day, pitcher and the only man pitching ARONSON a slow ball, was in . pitched the slow ball with 104-406 First Ave. S. 9“! therefore making it a aiff ter for the batter to hit Ball left his hand it w at all. On a brand new ball yo ettering, and Whiskies} 2°" =": the game of ball, w Dewar’s Scotch, per quart bottle Brown's Four Crown, per quart mer en wh f bottle oe 400 $1.25 Re eppe » te Black and White Scotch, per Ord thee plans 3 Comanche quart $1.50 " aking @ ts of ae . King Vv. 0. 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