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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-30
YATES YAPs.

Correspondence OF the Record lAug. g.
DIR. c. c. IIibbs arrived from Bis
marck on Sundays. stage to spend
few days in tinkering up our teeth.
Mrs. Carignan and children left
Tuesday for lewiston, Mimi: TO visit
relatives. They expect to be gone
month.
Mrs. ID. o. Collins aud sister, Miss
Georgia Lyon, and also Baby Helen
Collins, left Monday for their home in
Benton, LII.
DIR. aud Mrs. Rice and Mrs. A. C.
Wells of THE Cannon Bal sub-agency,
spent Sunday at the metropolis of the
reservation.
The Benton Transportation Com.
puny's packet, Bismarck. came in from
the Capital City Friday, laden with
coal, lumber and waterme.ons.
ii. f. Davies, Joe Wells, Evan.eline
Marsh, Clara Wells and Laura Fiske
came down from Cannon BAH Friday
TO attend the party given by Mrs. Nc
Gam.
Miss Georgia Morrison returned
Friday from a visit TO various points
in Missouri to take up her duties as
one of the dispensers Of knowledge at
the agency school.
Miss Hermean Connoyer returned
Thursday from her home at Armour,
). ID. She will resume her duties as
field matron in the district immedi-
ately south of the agency.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Wells,
Sunday evening, Aug. 10Th, boy.
Mother and son doing nicely. Frank
is wearing one Of those expansive
smiles and is handing out the "sto.
gies'' which such an occasion always
demands.
Bro. Baldwin, OF Chicago, left fol
home Tuesday, after spending a week
with his brother, MIR. Witzleben, anc
family. Bro. Baldwin's old and new
friends at the agency are sorry to lose
him SO soon. They would have hin
stay Indefinitely were 1t possible.
The indications are that in the neal
future the agency aud vicinity will bt
losing a number OF their young people
especially girls. Several who have
been here visiting will leave for Their
homes. while others will go to atteno
school All, me. wllat shall we d,
without .he girls:
Mr.. II. y. Grouse aud family lief
/ "Wednesday for Cheyenne Agency,
: u, TO which place MIR. Grouse has becI
transferred and promoted to the posi-
tion Of financial clerk, q, salary u
81, 200 per annum. lie has heretofor
- oeen employed as issue clerk. lie ha
n llSed az Yates six years. during whic
Is time he and his family have mad
n many friends, who are sorry to Sc
- them 50.
III Friday night number of youn
1t people gathered, in response toinvit;
d. tions, at the home of Mrs. McGan,
In ana, WIN games, music. dancing an
:" interesting conversation. succeeded
~ enjoying themselves to the limj
ls- Inc supper was exceptionally fin
de ana rs the guests departed the
10. Inahked their kind hostess in a mo
nOerai manner, each one feeling IN
'Ie WORDS were inadequate TO EXPIRE
lar tnelr appreciation. Il. RooTEH,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-30

The Linton Publishing Company,
in his paper last week, takes up the
cudeels for the young man at Hazel
ton who has finally developed into
shouter against ''the machine. There
was "A time not many years ago when
Mr.. Patterson was not by any means
so considerate in his paper Of the
feelings Of the young man up north.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-30


Members House Of Representatives. sJth SEN
atofial District
John Storey.
Darwin Il. Strecter.
County.
For Auditor
JIG. Pitts.
For Register OF Deeds
z. J. Wittmayer.
For Clerk OF District Court
A. NJ. Britts.
For States Attorney
Geo. w. Lynn
For sheriff
William Jones.
For County Judge
q. b. Carley.
For Treasurer
u. A. Herolz.
For Coroner
j. T. Snyder.
For Superintendent of Schools
Jessie Il. Sandidge.
For Justices OF Peace. r. WAGNER. a. l.
Cell. W. Rodenburg. T. r. Lee
For ConSt:lbles-E L. IIawes. Jacob Rrum
meier. Frank Snhi.
For County Commissioners
First District-Robert buchanan.
second District f. kurtz.
Fifth Distrct-Wiililm Nuench.
For Assessors-
First Dist rici-A II Weller
Second District-Soren Wollenhaupt.
Fourth Ilistrct-N. Van de klashorst.
Fifth District-T. A. kieffer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-30
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Congressional.
For Members OF Congress
T. 4. Marshall, Of Dickey.
A. J. Gronna. OF Nelson.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-30

Mariana Plack Mrs. ]. C. Elliott
Serena Hasben. Mrs. II. E. Paul
Belinda Bliss. II. Mrs Fred Herbert
petunia Pickles. Mrs. W. j Marchant
Rachel ketchem. acknowledgements.
Mrs. Frank Herbert. Sr.
Charity Hopegood ............
Miss Gladys Martin
Hepsibah Odelia Odds .......
Mrs. Alvin Herbert
Following are tho names Of the sold
maids after they had gone through
the machine and been rejuvenated.
Miss Frances Petrie $3.50. Tennis girl
Miss Inez Lynn. 49,. ...... Vocal solo
Miss Hilda Aust. Recitation
Miss Beulah Sims. instrumental
Miss Gladys Martin ...... $3.50. Bride
Miss Lucille Grain 49,. Instrumental
Misses Daisy Fulmer and Cionda
Lynn Observation-Disclosures. ..Duet
Miss Vivian Herbert ...... Solo
Prof E. p. Williams. 1905. solo
Miss Vivian Sims. Cook
Some OF our painters are doing beau
tiful work with Bradley and Nrooman
Paint. 1t is guarant a to wear well
and give entire sat-. action. Prices
and color cards at the Linton Bazaar.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-08-30

For Members OF Congress
T. Y. Marshall, OF Dickey.
A. j. Gronna. OF Nelson.
State.
For Justices of Supreme Court
D. f.. Morgan. Ramsey, 6-ycaf tern.
John knauf, Stutsman, 4-year term'
For Governor
E. - Sarlcs. OF Trail.
For Lieutenant Governor
X. :. Lewis. OF C;tss.
For Secretary OF State.
Alfred Blaisdel. of Ward.
For State Auditor
ii. l.. Holmes. OF pembina.
For state Treasurer
Albert Peterson. OF Sargent
For Attorney General
T. L. McCuc. OF Foster.
For Commissioner OF INSURANCE.
F.. G. Cooper. OF Grand Forks.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction
W. l.. Stockweli. OF Walsh.
For Commissioner OF Agriculture
w. &. Giibrcath, OF Morton.
For Commissioners of Railroads
a. :. Deiscm, OF LaMoure.
Erck Stafne, OF Richland
Simon Wcstby. of Pierce.
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legislative.

For state Senator 36th Senatorial District
Alex Macdonald.
Members Honsc Of Representatives,. eJth SEN
atOfial District
John Storey.
Darwin Il. Strecter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
LONG JOHN REILLY'S FIGHT

During a Kams u BAH that TOOK
place between the Cincinnati red.
aud the old ST Louis team. IN cla-
elnnar a heated argument sprung
up between Long John Reilly and
Hugh Nlrhel Reilly. usually The
most quist ~ bail players. lost his
bad entirely. ard. becoming rsrv
exalted. shouted g Michel Hau
salt untu after the game and III
smash your face sof you
A. soon as the game was finlnhsa
Reilly sprintsH foe thn club house
Nhteh ha reached IN about slrht
strides, and concealed himself be-
hind the atnvealpe bsinr feet 5
inches taii AMI a. thin a. a clothes.
line. he could easily 10 thia A few
minutes after IN walked titfis Ntch-
el good and rad and ready far
fight Gus schmeItu. tho ~
Louis manager. WaM close at hln
heels Neither SAN Reilly. ana Ehe
stavspips concealed him u.ast ~.
fectivriy. 1.-The waited Until he
thought his man vas near enough.
and then Set out with a eusd ola
blow from his right Instead 81
hitting Michel. as he lnien8ra.
aehmeltE, who had chased IN 10 see
the fun, got the full benefit on lis
chin. with q decided knoc knhl ana
the only thing that saved Ills hfa
as the bunch q spinach -.u=eis
face Hcuiy'a blow accounts fur sbe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
CORBETT'S GOSSIP
OF THE FIGHTERS

With huflesaua company tho
money comes easy and the work is
much pleasanfrr than drilling away
daily IA fighters camp. aud then
the nervous strain IL much neverrr,
The posting u a forfeit 81 Nolsn
Nelson's mans ser. now assures the
70 between the Dane and Terrible
Terry. Thia fight FOR a short dis
lance affair VII prove uue af the
most interesting ever pulled of Ia
this country.
Both Melissa and McGovefn are %
the kind that wiil SO from the start
and the fans who see them battle
viii probably witness more real
Erueiinx in the six rounds OF fight-
lnE than eas ever seen ia the finE
IN - short a time before
have been asked thousands %
times already who I thought would
win and what chance MeuovrFn
had "a regain the title. Terry. I am
afraid. Il az against u asuim Net.
son is soa fakKrI 10 a. down IN a
fixht q - short a duration lie
has demonstrated that ha comes
very ness being The greatest pusn-
lst ever seen AZ work IN the i8a-
Roune elias when q comes 70 taking
punishment.
MrGovern. on the other hand. h,
older and mach more dtssirased
than Nelson and. " lille he i admit
ted 90 have returned % his old form
no - not the man that beat PralA,
Palmer OF George pixon. aud Ia
Nelson he has tougher nut "a
crack than ha hAd IN YeuuE Cnfhrtl
on thu occasion % their first meet
lnE.
Jack 0snftsn THE Nielsen. has q
desire 70 aEain step into the squared
circle. bat = holding of uutn attri
I his theatrical sngassments ara over
/ n the present plans afa carried
0uf ara ofngtnn meets Tommy nyar
then the ring fana wili be serves
with a puKflistic treat that uill sur,
Z pass In Importance anything pullst
of a the mi1dleNcight tifnis 10
several years
i O'DFteu win find In Ryan (
worthy opponent who does a lot o
{ talking and = lot Of braKEtng. and
+ when u comes to action also doci
I a lot "a work.
+ Altogether the rukiiistie aiat,
looks fairly god. especially for IN,
+ sptrnE and summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
PRIZE FIGHTERS
HAVE NEVER MET

Terruaee NcCioyern began bis rink
career ~ whipping hts younger
brother when he Was I years old
AZ the Agc % he challenged Geo
nixun and Al 10 became a sailor
before the mast. crossing tho raging
Hudson 20 Jersey City In a catbnat
one calm day IA June whcn the
waves ran mountain high and a
terrific storm Threatened the ship
pinx 90 the Jersey coast
Abandoning the SEA the following
DAY he became a neuahoy. owner u
a portable shoe polishing stand. am.
atear boxer. sparrtng partner. pa.
gliikt. champion fcathefWrighi. has
bcwa. returned fighter and a hopes.
70 be lightweight champion
Mr. MeuGycfn IL - Yeafa old.
lie waa born In brooklyn. though
he doesn't look H.
We vas on the stage for some
time but recently abandoned q 20
begin training fnr his coming nKhl
with Nelson. After leaving the
company his picture vas painted on
the scenery which Il said GO be !
great improvement
At one time ~ another Mr. Nc
Govern possessed large qogtiun 4
the viaible cash reserve of the
country. but after retaining u foF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

SOARING partners a. \ rule ere
fellows who make fine exhibition
fighters. bat when " core. 10 de-
liverinw the zoass IN battle with a
first class man Tin any weight they
are shy. james Daily. Who was
known as champion heavyweight 81
Pennsylvania. was a fair exception
70 the rule. lie Joined me shortly
after my fight with Jsrksan. and
made me a mighty good man.
] shall newer forget one dxht that
Daily had while with me that has
gone down on recpFd lie was
forced to take the count ana not
knocked cut
The incident happened IN = battle
with Peter Aaher before the ARIEL
club In rhiiadsiphia. DAILY had
boasfed that he would finish Nahsr
and Peter saa loaded for him when
the two met.
Befors fhe fisht haf gone any
distance Maher swung one Of thoae
slsdEa- hammer wail0pu against the
anatomy Of tha Peunayivmnia cham
piou and knocked him clear out 81
the FinE strange 10 say. the blow
didn't seem 70 do any Injury 90
DAILY. bat the referee began count
ING 10 AZ DAILY picked himself M
from among the spectators. Hs
slowly climbed into the ring ~ the
referees slowly finished counting
When he aas ready 10 resume. the
battle was given 90 M4her
There va no knockout. bat the
count vas actually taken ana the
battle finished
DAILY always claimed that he WIS
robbed. and he had a Tot Of friends
who always insisted that the referee
made rules 70 suit himself that
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

NEW YORK. March e--0opd old
Tom BruWu Rugby foot bail l. the
game that the New Zealand team
plays Thla eisven 10 paying its
first visit to THE states. as they
put Il. aud have already given a
SsS rogk picked team a lof 10 TANK
afsunt
The New zeAiand msn are 4 good.
II bot % look Al. being Of the best
athlssir types. When ready Tor play
they dress IN black Jerseys aud
trunks ~ the same material Tho
knees 20 eaeh man upon the team
are barred 60 the cold. which gives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
New Real Estate
Firm

Judge , u Quinn ard J r. Wren
have opened a real estate. miulus
and general hruhrfaKe business a.
coz Oriental building under She fifm
namn a. the Quinn Wren Co. judge
Qalnn f. a prominent member
Of TIA seattle bar and Mr. Wtsn
is wsii huowu business man.
ThaY ~Iil make real estate theiF
spee tally. and have already listed
some very desirable property. Judge
Qulan uili also continue his iaw
practice. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
WHITMAN is
MAKING GOOD

whitman college vii have "a great
track team uia year Many new
STARS are beiuH developed besides
the veterans 30 already hold many
records
HaIph pimirk and George phil
brick. the old Puget sound uuivet-
sltY football stars. are Win Whit
man this season. nlmiCk - a crack
weight pssn ana broke tho college
hammer throw record the first day
he ever turned out
Coach y. J. smith. whoHa success
as football coach made whitman
Washington bgRbeaf. has ths men
Ia charge this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
IS
HOPEFUL.
CAPTAIN sHEFEnR. or LOCAL BOWLING TEAM WRITES HERG.
TELLING OF FINE WORK % soVs ON STRANGE ALLEYS.

Captain " T. shelter. Of the Ne
attic bowllng team, nov ON i,a way
70 bowl IA the ". n e tourney at
sat take. oites the sporting ed
tier that bis mAa rolled s.Sts IN a
practice sefluu of thrcs games at
Portland.
For trial on strange alleys this
performance Is certainly going
some. A general team average OF
iso Is good enough to land tho rag in
any cid tournament.
Captain shelter says that the hoya
ara in gino tcttie aud in the practice
eames cleaned up their spares aud
punched strikes as though thcy were
on home alleys Norris Warren
nailed hish seure for Seattle. eag-
xinS ass Captain Sheifor cnrraied
hlEh average. soaking the sticks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
KID KRANT is
MAKING GOOD

SAN FRANCISCO. March Aka
Kfant. q Seattle. IL making good ~
rapidly that he has al kinds Of
matches on hand On March 20 he
viii attempt 60 tuck away George
Hefherta. the knatty weitsrw eight.
at the Palm Athletic club. The boys
wili g. to q az is3 pounds.
Kraut IL 30 confident that hs has
Hstbsrts already defeated that he
has signed articles with Bob Lundla.
the ahlfty Seattle rug. Lnndi- viii
have to train down % rs pounds la
order 20 60 on with Krant Lundie
thinks Krant IL pIuekings at any
weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
GALL TO ATHLETES

Coach Winnie Cutter has issued a
call for at 20" athletes % turn out
for = general field meet next Sat
afdaY. Everybody all Dc given an
opportunity 10 ahoN shat he can
DO. and the selection II the track
team vii BE- made from those Nho
deserve the honor
Coach Gutter is rapidly inHiiiuiinf
fatg system u athletic training.
add under bic tgieiaEn the ~" aths
istea are making rapid hsadway II
many Of the best athletes can esAds
conditions. the success % The
track team this year Ia assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
AMATEUR BASEBALL
OUTLOOK is BRIGHT

Amateur baseball on Puget sound
II At last on n sound basis The am
hitiOua youngsters have met and or
KanlEsd under the tuteinE~ ~ Daniel
Z. Dugdaie and ssattis viii have
some 81 the s0iftest amateur hall
this season that ever took place IN
the city
Many delegates from Western
Washington towns were present at
the last meeting Roland Cottcrlll
Of tho Columbias. % Seattle. was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

elected president % the new organ
nation. which VIII hereafter be
known as the Puget Sound Amateur
baseball association. J. Il. Riley. an
ardent enthusiast Of Arlington.
Wash. was chosen vice president.
g. ~ Fitzgerald. % ballard. was
selected Ter the important task OF
acting aa secretary and treasurer.
a board ~ directors with impor-
tant powers was selected IN the per
sons OF r. A. Roberts. Of Monroe. J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

BfiiY Delaney now admits that n.
made a great mistake when he al
lowed kaufmann % 20 on with
OBrien. However. the big fellow
has regainad all the ground he lost
and the people who saw his racegt
fight say he il much better than
ever.
kaufman has al the Characters
tics % a great fighter. especially
nerve. which hs has displayed
throughout all % hts battles.
Delaney says that he r. going
about his business with Kaufman
very slowly and does not propose to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

ihein an unusual look upon an
American Krldirun.
Eaeh player IL tall. nfrnnK aud
alnSwY. long ~ iimh and thin of
flank They resemble = pack %
bunting duEa. ur a string % run
ning hofuea. and the way they dodge
about. bound hlEh In the air. OF run
a. an amazing speed. has aaianlahcd
the Americans whom theY have
played against Notice the difference
10 The uniforms worn ~ these play.
ora and the heavy padded Uniforms
worn ~ American players % the
Rugby game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
~ Jas. J. coRsErr.

tcepyriEht tses. hy the Newspaper
Ent.rprise Association1
The sporting public Is anNiousiy
wAlglng the close Of the theatrical
season. when the air win again be
fuli 81 fight on the cnast Nntil re-
Gently Battling Nelson ana fhiia-
deiphia Jack 0BFIen. the two fight
ars IN whom the peblic Is most IN
teHeatesL have heen busy EathaF1ng
In the dollars on the road Nelson
nas Iaih or % begin training.
Both are anxious 80 DO battle, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

fine playing characterized the
billiard match between " a iohu-
son ard 81 Tuulef. the Chicago -.
pert last night in the new billiard
raflafs ~ tho Seattle hotel
Johnson sndravoaed 20 score 200
points 10 Tumisra Zoe Tho contest
was very close. Johnson falling ahY
nlna points uf winning the handicap
match. on "wednesday niEht the
Two cracks viii play AZ it-inch baik
llue. and ou FfldaY uisht they viii
play At ls-ineh haIh line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
When and Where

Nov 10 the beet time and Califor-
MA IL the place 70 spend a vacation
Health and pleasure resorts 90 suit
all.
The road % a thousand wonders
r. the Southern Pacific Co.'S Scenic
shasta Route and Coast Line Tick
eta. reservations and descriptive 1T
erature AZ Union Ticket Office. COS
First Ave y y. Ellis. GeHL Agent.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

Hufe Turner pulled EFF another
record fight az Stockton. Cat, the
other night. when he stood his op-
roueat on his head. less than q half
minute
You have an heard the expression
af standing a man On his head. Well
in the ease of Turner e II claimed
ia have happened have never
seen the ttick take plare IA public.
but IN training camp | once saw
a.
II usually happens with Fighters
who are away up IA the air all the
time and 90 a lot u jumping 20 set
Out ~ the way. The blow lands a.
they ace ip the air and aver they He.
their head striking before any othsf
part of the body.
There Is ono thing that should
take place before every flEht over
pulled eff The contestants should
be examined both a. q the strength
~ thaif heart aud % their lungs
A recent report from California
says that Tom DOWN. = boy mat l
used q know az a street Ma. was
KILLED by blow uudeF the heart Ia
an unauthorized battle with Chiefly
johnson.
Nearly every fatality IN the rinE
could he dens away with by a dos
tou examining the paka before the
battle IL allowed 90 50 on,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

Now that there seems no prpba.
hillty ~ a hitch IN the fight ar
rsuEomrut between battling Nelson
and Terry MeGosefn the fight fans
viii center their Interest ON the
coming ret To hetWsrn thcaa clever
little fellows In Philadelphia on
March u. The Dane has Kane into
training near New York and Terri
bio Terry" has alan established his
traiuinE quarters IN Gotham. While
the odds Ia tho betting should favor
Nelson the friends Of acGoFeru
seem confident that he has At lsaat
"a even chance q wrcat the lInhts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

take the chanca with him he did
with tnffrteH
When Juffries uHa yet little
kaeWn ia the fighting world De-
laneY sprung him On the public and
the frat thinH the people knew Jeff
had been matched Tor the champion
Hhlp of the world with fttauim-
mons
Aud by tho way. have never said
this before. but ! viii say " now
t1ls vas whipped On ss,t occasion
hcfote he went into the rims lie
trained less Tor hts first battle Ss3th
Jvfffiea than any he aYvr fought.
snd ia this day many think that had
ffts been IN az good condition when
he met iefrfioa rs he WAS az Car
son city the big hallermakof would
never hava won the battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

for 100 ia fampusch WAS close up
with ISL.
Viii Stop =, Ogden.
Brown. the speedy club man. came
through with a double century.
stacking the woad Cor a count of 2la
pawlasek. the Tacoma crack. filled
ia with the lneala. and. while he
RULED a steady game. the absence of
"Old Timer Ienkina was felt by the
boys aud they are certain that they
can so better than aSoo With the
anchor in the lineup
Captain shelter will stop AZ Ca
den. Utah. with his men to roll y
practice zane
All the pin knights are very much
encouraged BY their showing on
foreign alleys and will enter tho
contests al salt Lake City Nth en-
thuslasm aud faith IN their ability
% make a great showing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

loss ~ The iisgie ,uft 81 vhlskera
that has been missing from Gus
hin ever since. and u viii 10 doubt
be a great relief 20 many ala-tirne
fans 70 know whittier that fuzzy
bunch departed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

raised MeGoyern wants Is.s
Gulgan. bat No'an win h.ge 49,. .s.
him, Hegaigau Is 80 H. =
Philadelphia and fisht fans ia =
are backing tho Negoyern dsss 49,
that hs shall DO the third man T. y
ring NE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06
DOINGS OF
SPOR TDOM

Dick liunfonu. the old varsity
quarter milef. has consented - turn
out az tho IL this season Coach
Cutter IL having bla trouble on the
campus. Several promising athletes
are barred By the ever present All
peaky condition from competing.
bat this handicap IL being over.
COME rapidly and tho track team
viii rrt down - work IA earnest 10
soon hH ~ can DO learned upon
whom Coach Cutter can depend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

= f.Yane. ~ snGhamiah. ana r. n.
Cunningham. ~ West Seattle.
Many letters were reeeived from
cities not represented BY delegates
and All agreed Ia work ln harmony
with whatever action the new ofs
Rantzatinn took The different teams
viii play Independently uuiii May
10. when they will commence "a reg
uiar schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-06

Efforts 10 bring Sam Berger and
Al Kaufman together may sue
coed ht last The two henYles are
great friends and have refused 10
fight each other but recently both
men have expressed d willingness
To Try conclusions in the roped
arena They may fight at the big
athletic carnival 10 be held BY the
Olympic club in Frisco early In
April