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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

They have brought their militant
spirit with them. When II heeams
known that U. Q. army officer
stationed here had reported 70 tire
war department that there were
tive regiments % Japanese fully or,
CANNED and ollicereds from eoloneis
down. the members pursuing vari.
eus ealltngs ard occupations, but
ready Instantly 90 respond 10 duty
AZ the emperof's call, u was sher.
os0hlY believed BY the people here.
although officially denied in Wash.
lnGtoH, that nueh 4 report had been
made.
rHnRE IS PRACTICALLY A
STANDING ARMY or JAp8 IN
HAWAII.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

COAL NO W MORE
PLENTIFUL.

watmeF weather. The fast dlxap.
3sarance 81 aHuN and the streets
again fsEaiRinK nnFmni conditions.
parmltfink travel. thc coai shortage
situation = gradually becoming issan
sruie with tie demand nog ~ great
a. daring Che cold speli.
Roth lpsnp and nnf coal arc fo
- had AZ the Pacific Coast bunkera
TO-DAY. AZ also the usual supply II
nfine run coal.
Fully 80 wagons had been inaaod
and started on their respective
routes b. 7 O'Clock fhsH morning
The Carbonate ana Northwestern
companies received their install sup.
ply % coal this morning All the
companies are attn rushed 20 III
back orders which have accumuiat.
81 during the past law weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
JAPAN HAS TRAINED ARMY IN THE
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

That the military spirit IL strong
IN the japanese Is shown ia many
ways For instance. Il Ii almost
universal among children. little
boys especially. that when dressed
np they shall wear military cap
81 SOME kind.
Iiawnii's population In probably
|ig0.e00 Of this number. nearly
one.half ~fuliY T0.Qnst--aFe japa'
nose, The remainder IL composed
uf native IIawailana. part la.
waliana, Chinese. Porto Rieana. ne
groos. "A fow PHILIPPINES recently
brought here. Portuguese. and 10000
TO Il 600 Americans. Germans. Brit
lah. Norwegiana and representa-
lives " other European countries
The japanese have been coming
here steadily for rs years. aonre.
timea they have come az the rate
OF only 600 or 900 4 month. A.
present they are coming nt the rate
Of about 2.N00 4 month.
Hawaii would have been abao
lntels otefno With Japanese ions
ago had Il NOS been that az times
they have left for the Pacific coast
alnfhat a. faat as they arrived here
but the nnmbeF here has kept
steadily increasing Il IL 4 Renu
lnc Invasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

The Seattle police have been
notified u the arrest In Los Angeles
II james Evans. Formerly book
keeper for the . V. Thomas Fssal
estate company. who Is accused u
having esnbcxzled 81 zoo Of the com
pAnyH money.
A dopaty sheriff viii probably
be aoat 90 bring him back 10 this
city.
Evans aisapprred January 4. aft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
MAY SEPARATE
SCHOOLS

SACRAMENTO. Jan. zi.--ssna'
Tor Keene OF san Francisco today
introduced a resolution especially
providing that Japanese children be
provided With separate schools u
eether with the children Of the
Chinese, Indian and Korean races.
The measure la intended 10 fortify
the position of the board OF educa.
ton IN the test case now In the
courts Keene has asked for an
early consideration Of the bin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

James Murphy. former resident
II Montreal. Canada. asked the DO
lice this afternoon 90 help him find
hla brother. Edward Murphy. whom
10 had NOT eeen fof 80 years.
Fifteen niuusFs later Murphy
rushed back iuto the police station
and cried.
"You needn't look f1f him. ffo
found him. I've fuaind him"
The sergeant hooked inereaulons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
FINDS BROTHER AFTER
THIRTY YEARS

"Yca. I've found him all right"
the exciteo man insisted = no
sooner Jeff here than ran across
him an the street Think Of T. !
haven't seen him for 80 yeara. and
run across him in the street. Just
after I've asked the police to find
him"
Well. that takes the cake.
gasped the sergeant as the excited
man. without waiting for repls.
dashed ont again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
SEA DIVER is TO
BE ARRESTED

Failing after ordered 20 pay his
wifc. Chriftianla johnson. SIS per
month As aiimony and for the keep
ing Of his daughter. Mabel. IN the
college Of Holy Names. Andrew
johnson. . deep sea diver. Is 20 be
arrested for contempt Of court.
Johnson. according to the complaint
filed today. has not lived Up 10 the
ruling Of tho court and BOW IL sew
erai hundred dollars In arrears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
nv ons wAo ksows.

The writer % this article. from
statements made 20 him - pssof
men, Nkn ffem stFcas 81 eifcnua
stances. bad heen forced TO acespl
shelter aud foosd ~ the eseenAc ~
the county. waa laauced FecsutiY ~
pay : vielt TO the eonnty hospital
And poor farm At GeoFHrluwn. g
learn Il shat had heeu toia was :
fact and b. found Il waa oalS tao
true
Il Is nov some Is or re years
sinee tho old A0e4en structure on
the farm vas superseded b. =
larger bgseh halidiuK nearer ipAa.
~hlch was ample for the require
mcnsA u Tho time. hut while thr
city % Seattle has Increased II
wealth and quAdrupled IN popula'
ton since then. No additional pfst
fIsiou haa hecu made fnf tto kfrat.
eF number - slick and halpsaaa ansi
Homeless roor Of this rapidlf sruw.
ing city
The consequence "a that the lasft
tuition il oveFcFu~ led. aud every
ruom Il packed with Inmates like
aafdines In q bon and there y an
ovnrfsow uf about 20 at the old
farm house. | found that The at.
tag gu0sn on tho necDnd floor pro
xided for the uaa % the patirnta
during the day IL occupied AZ .
dormlforY for uofnen. leaving hut
one sitting room soF the men where
they can rest themselves. and at
night the room and the corridors
Arw utilized am aicepfng aaartarA. b.
having mattresses placed on the
caid cemant floof. and the poof nn.
furiunaiss are cafapelied % take
their nights rest there. "a and %
arc thus accommodated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
FUGITIVE BOOKKEEPER
Is CAPTURED

er leaving his office 20 make some
rent collections. He had not been
suapected 40 70 that time Upon
his not returning 10 the Office the
police we're notified aud an tnvesti.
cation OF the companx's accounts
started. with the result that the
alleged defaiealion was revealed.
ExAns WAS a tfusted empi0ya of
tho company. handling over $780,
900 = month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
-, sssslal ssfs les1

NsNa ban si I've mef'
tt ..+e sanitation
~, - ATTORNEY ShlpleN re-
t'.' : - s.salnx ffeSa nf, wsl'iam-
-. s .sAsax txrefts two more
- rssssa far me defense
= - 80 hsresee'lsal Question:
=. = aasips ths fefeneen -. -.
- teali Nish Chesisf'a itfe.
- ~ ne testimony intro
= ~ du1ense Ia the ree-
.ssh NJ Williamson an.
- ...i such a persian II IN
e..s sussilun dealt with ths
q ~ hoy fevg days presi-
=. eflete. aud the aecoasi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

Military organizations OF young
iapahesu shave formed openiy all
over the islands These drill pub.
ilciy. Ca japanese holidays. snch
a. the emporuF'a birthday. they
take part In PROFESSIONS and public
gatherings ~ Japanese.
On the last ctnpcrur'a birthday
several companies az them took
part In elaborate mancuveru In
kapioiani PARK at the foot u nla.
mnnd Head. about miles from the
business center % Honolulu.
Among the Japanese Ia the g.
lands are many veterans 81 the war
Nith China and the war With nus.
sia. TheY wear their war metals
a. proudly ~ veterans of eur Civil
var wear their q. A. Il. hadses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
RACES
At BUFFALO

htfFAiO. Jan. n. "A terrible
sele. which has nNeps this city. hns
caused the loae ~ "a ieaat two lives
and = property loea ~ over s. nao.'
sea. Lake Erie. with iga level high,
- than a. any time Ia she rsst -
Years. has caused thousands Of dol.
I4fA' worth ~ property % Fotae the
Niagara river to oseFfIuWtuK.
IL this city aocka and Wnafvss
have tecn damaged aionS tho en-
tirn w#trgfrpas. and the damage "a
this harhur alanc il estimated ~
xf.5Qe .ot9 Five large liners have
tseu driyen ashore. aud thc gale Il
II such force that no aid eAn b.
GIVEN the stranded tnsseia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

Mrs sarah . Clark. widow. died
AZ West Seattle yesterday morning
II heart failure. Mrs clark has a
haat a. friends n Seattle and West
Seattle she vas mensbcr II the
Mckinley Circle. which win have
charge 81 Tho funeral services 10 be
held from the chapel Of nattrr.
worth a SONS tomorrow afternoon
AT Use o'clock lnlermeut win be
Ia st. Pleasant crmetsry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
81 ENDS BROTHER
THROUCHDREAM

an this dream. she addressed a lot.
Ter II the var department Cir
eHlafa were vent onl ia the various
faIie and finally Que arrived az Fort
IAwton William Dawson was a
private il the Third Infantry At the
fart and hV Waa notified that hla
slater wanted 60 hear ifum him
iAaf week hla enilatmenI hayina
expired. BE- left Tor Illinois 20 meet
his sister Subsequent facts are
that tho sister loft Now York state
and moved ia Illinois Letters ia
her from her hrother we're leat BY
tho late addfem net helng known,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

xFkHKTT. Jan ~ - Winnie
hFzasrA ne fl-se4r-oid aauzhter
z 1z<szs R4gmona the poilestnsr
rsu vas ALLIED BY bandit Trare.
eNzit'<z HiiesIs or the steps u
5'zssfs&l skA sariy this fnaFnIng NJ
szsaz fsFApse asta Her uenfa'
szs'.ss go q a wrong 9ona her.
: ~ z Aass besn rcspsnsibls fer
= - = ln4nest viii ~ hald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

ffgssss ralrueld ~. locnsed
fsfs'n. " WillAm. mlansnE taf
II pI. -e. 81 laigs l.aNten. ihe
zss ...',s.s Il TIE ease he'a'As
'.sss lp.lek ,.a his home
n''saS 80 state years asc Hnd.
~ lsttefa uefc reeeifea y
zAe''sa .ksrsi, amer hts depart
= - t..'I.senY stopped and al
n ~. ~. hsothef was lost.
- 9 1870 aeo Miss Dawson
IT, ,,st Der brother vas we@r
sA -. ANS ualiorin Acttas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
SALARY ORDINANCE is
UP AT COUNCIL TONIGHT

The ordinance increasing the sal.
aries Of city employees VII come
up for final passage az tho meeting
Of the city council tonight A gen
eral Increase ranriug from 20 IL
per cent - provided Tor all en-
piaycs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
PROSPEROUS SEATTLE
FORGETTING ITS POOR
CLOSE BLIND PICS.

The iicense COMMITTEES u the 4
= cts counsel decided net q I
= Rsnat any aaioen licenses IL 4
. the Tarlfth ward. Southeast 4
= hFafties Notice uan aino Krnt 4
= "a t'hlsf % Police wappensteln 4
4 u eiuea az All blind pigs IA Z
= thai section II the city. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

zz'r.''''tE ~.,h TIE Transaction
= - tAssnsMs affairs il q secure
- y walsh q deposit your
tkzxkh1E PAPER4 sAoo peF
as rs1s ~ 81 inaiviau4, safe 81
p MFE DEpoSfT VAULTS OF
- p pkRKIvs 4 CO. HANK
e q q ALASKA BUILDING
So
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nv c. /. RAonEa.
Seattle star aneelat servlcs.l

tseattle star Special servlcel
HONOLULU. half tho population o. Hawaii
Japanese, ard the s brown every
fran Orient
They originally iabosrs
new thay invading calling They
ready monepolss
rynp cutting formerly By the Portuguese
10 amoat entirely In their hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21
NcJplTAfof f0f
Chemical Wcfkcr5

size 81 indianapolis. Kansas City
and Denver, and M the same time
manning every man, woman and
child IN Washington, Oregon. Call.
fornla. Utah. Nevada. New Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

VITA the strsnzthenAng eoid q
ns5detater fur Goats come cut N
great number Not the long Ores
that are wugn Tor motoring. hut
launty short Jackets. elaborate sifh
velvee. lace and braif. A smart
straight ona Which falls loose frpfa
~. shoulders 10 a sflfir beiaw the
aisf ilaa is u bruadtail A. the
batiorm Il i a BIZ fun and sllEhtiy
ffuriea. Ths cuffs and front edges
ere faced with deep wina-eeiorsd
wegere. ovnr- which Ia laid black
soataeh IN TIE Greek key pattern.
The ef0wna of the bats RfoW with
me adsanctnE season. Wiae-eoiorea
fhiffon veIsst - fHHhipusd INTO .
stunning hat with one II these big
crowns. ths Whole having a droop-
Ing effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

Thia state of things might be toll
Grated Tor a while. II there wna no
room Tor addition to the present
bnIldlng. and the taxes levied In
sufficient for further outlay. bur
thsre Is plenty % land 70 build On.
and with taxes noariy reaching the
million dollar = war marx. there =
no valid reason shy such a state 81
oVtgcrowdinx should exist n
oeor4atown except that the county
commissioners sre grossly nsgleet.
fni Of their duty to the poor. OF TOO
busy a1uanaaging money. nandinE
roads that arc nater mnnded. OF
smoking shit eiEars nj tha rate
payers expense.
Information regarding the food
Supplied 20 the paupeFs was nsoFs
difficult 10 obtain. because the n
mates we're scared lest the author.
tiles found out who had been tell.
Ing talos. aud they would BE
promptly burned out I succeeded
in learning that breakfast consist
cd Of cat muah. bread. tea aud cof.
fee. formerly milk vas put on the
tables. now Il II put In the muah
In the Kitchen and was hardly per
ceiptbie when II reached the cor
aumer. "Aad butter or sugar." II
asked. We'll. You have used post.
arc stamps vas the answer We
get a BIT Of butter about that. onls
little thicker and about tea.
spoonful OF sugar That II all We
get o. thosa articles for the day
They Call u Coffee.
They get coffee that scarcely had
the smell u coffee. and Tea that hiss
no flavor OF tea. although boiled
long enough - develop its aroma
twice a week. Wednesday and sun
daY they have meat for dinner: and
one man assured me II was largely
composed Of the meat used IN max
Ing soup FOR the officials The
meat was put on the tables IN mess
81 OF four persona. but II of,en hap
pened that n healthy fellow who
had been sent there BY tho police.
with a cracked head OF ether dam
age got IN some street or saloon
brawi. but with unlmpaired appe
lite. would selze the dlsh. empty
half on hia plate and Leave the 9th
Or three 70 divide the rest and often
some would have to 90 without any
meat, as Il WAS no uso asking fer
moro.
For supper fried potatoes. dry
bread and above mentioned tea OF
coffee without milk or sugar For
those who are bnd.ridden. the food
Il sent from the Kitchen BY m Gle.
vator TO the third floor, 10 a ward
with nine beds In Il. occupied By
paficnfs suffering from accidents.
Now, serving food In this way from
a sleeping apartment r. certainly
objectionable from sanitary
point Of view. and arises from the
overcrowdcd state Of the place.
Tho food IL here kept warm BY
steam till e II served on about
forty trays for each meal. but ~
10 tho quantity. one Of the able.
bodied paupers who helped 10 carry
these trays to the patients declared
there was not enough food IN the
whole Iot 10 feed ten men.
Meals Were once Good.
One pnnper who had been there
Tor a time when Fred Gaach ruled
~ tbs fsuff houi d CON cared he
faI4 fien and bavs be sad b,4
"a maat iHen q ~ daf of f4fst
dnifY aud plag 3 tu9a Il
n4s und milt fild s1sH "A n
BE sad asseh roal'i mak his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-21

ono pauper who had been there
for a time when Fred Gaach ruled
fi the fsuff hou D. COMPARED Re
aia flar and bavs be SAID h'4
- masl iHs1 q ~ q faf Of 49,
dnify and plee fVqa Il W
BE sad etseh eoilt max his
The Washington times., 1907-02-06

Viii Meet to a Finish at l}3
Pounds Ringside-Side
Bet of $4,000.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Joe Cans,
the lightweight champion OF the world.
and Harry Lewis met in this city yes
terday ana signed agreement TO fight 20
a finish for the lightweight champion
ship Of the world 5000 a side. and the
biggest purse offered.
Cans posted a forfeit Of Sl.c00. and
Harry LAWS father has agreed 10 put
up his $1,000 by noon today.
Lewis Was represented BY his father,
who acted for Emerson Dickinson. of
Denver. Col.s the boys manager.
There WIS little troubis in agreeing
upon the various points. Cans insisted
that the money be cut 70 per cent 10
the winn'r and . per cent TO the loser,
and tie weight 70 be lS3 pounds az the
rlngs.Ce-
The men agreed that they should not
night a.JeF their present matches-Gans
with Britt and Lewis with Mike
c'TwiniD Suilivan-and bids for the
match are 10 be opened at noon Thurs
day. February -
The Washington times., 1907-02-06

Permission granted the Georgetown
University baseball team to make a
Northern trip of five days this year
has caused Manager Mclaughlin 70
somewhat change his schedule Of games
FOR 1897.
The FOrdham game, which was 10
have been played in Washington on
April 20. has been switched 70 MAJ 80.
and viii be played in New York. Ford
ham viii come to Washington April 81.
instead OF meeting the local team in
New York that day as was announe cd
several weeks ago.
Changes and Additions.
The Trinity date Of April ls IS % be
changed 10 April p. II possible. An
napOlis has cancelled her date OF Nay
Is with Georgetown on account OF hav-
ms West Point 10 play that day. Wash
ingtOn and Lee has been added 20 he
Blue and Gray schedule, and Will be
seen here against Georgetown on May g.
The date with Yale has not yet ueen
decided upon. but it is possible George
town viii meet Ola Els ON the New
Haven diamond April p or -
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
By W. W. NAUGHTON.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. G.-The AUS
tralian champion, Bill Squnes, is COM
ing. He viii be accompanied by his
hacker and manager Jack Wren, "a we'll
tc-dO Melbourne bO0kmaker
In advance Of taking passage for San
Francisco, Squires has cabied a chaI-
lenge 10 all America. He does not single
ont anyone and does not bar anyone.
This means that the challenge is open
10 James J. JeTries. as we'll as 10 other
American heaVyWeights
What the Australian may prove 70 be
as a ringster, it must certainly be ad-
miIted that nc is Tor the. right in his
methods
He does not ask that some easy mark
be selected Tor him at the outset and
that he be given chance 10 work ID.
He has thrown down the gauntlet 10
them all and declares that as. soon as
he arrives he win place 5000 in the
writer's hands 10 support his def
This Is certainly buslness-like SuuIres
and Wren Wiil arrive in san Francisco
about March T.
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

Of the New York State League. This Is
the league in which he started his pro-
fessi0nal career.
Frank Hahn. the old Cincinnati pitch
er, says there Is nothing in the report
that he viii Play with Washington. His
arm is gone and he has no intention
OF returning 10 the diamond
Connie Mack has refused to give up his
hold on Burke. the exist. LOUIS national
third baseman. Burke was with Kansas
city last year. but he may be recalled 10
Philadelphia next season
Many critics are OF the opinion that
the Boston Americans have .slade "a mis-
take IN retaining Jimmy Collins The
idea OF having an eX-mauager as a
private in the ranks does -Jt appeal 10
many
The position OF third base on the St
Louis Browns lies between Delahanty.
. o. Brien. and HartZen. Nilss is slated
for second base, while Stone Hemphill,
and Pickering viii make up the out
I field.
Harry Bay, of Cleveland. SAYS he is
willing 70 meet any player in either the
major leagues I'm a l00-yard match race.
/ The Cleveland players have purse
/ Iy 20 back theiF fellow member.
The fans" OF HaverhHl. Mass. are
enthusiastic over the return Of Billy
Hamilton. one OF the famous veterans
Of the Boston National League team
Haverhlll won the pennant three years
ago under Hamilton's leadership but
since that time has deteFicrated.
Colonel Perrine. the owner of the Tri-
state League club. at Trenton y. J., is
I an old baseball ''TOOterH That he means
20 have the very best team possible 20
secure Is evident from the instructions
he gave Manager Johr J, carney, late
I Of the Sioux City team: Money is no
object: get the best players you can
! find, said Colonel PeTFine.
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
ROYAL TOURNAMENT
BALTIMORE TEAM WILL
PLAY HERE ON FRIDAY

The crack Newark basketball team Of
Baltimore. which was recently defeated
By g small score in the Oriole city By a
local quInL after one OF the best games
seen in that city this season. viii meet
picked team OF National Guard players
Friday evening.
The Washington men Will get together
some time today or tomorrow for a
slight preliminary practice. and a team
viii be picked probably tomorrow even
ing. The probable lineup.
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
BASEBALL.

-Four OF the six clubs in the Tri-state
League lost morley last year.
Turner. the Cleveland shortstop. is
undergoing treatment for weak knee.
Harry Gessler. the former Detroit out
fielder. is practicing medicine al In
diana, Pa.
Jiggs Donohue is running a skating
rink IA Chicago, lie says that the eX-
ercise does him good.
Cleveland expects Birmingham, a for
mer Cornell player, TO make a strong
bid for one Of the places In the outheld.
Pittsburg is anxious 10 get rid OF Otis
Clymcr. but Cincinnati refuses TO wayer,
and Is prepared 70 buy the player
Jimmy Casey. the Brooklyn third base
man, Is thlrty-fiVe years old, and has
been playing professional ball for thir-
teen years.
Mig Perrins and schlany will night it
out TOR second base on the Nationals.
Whoever loses may be transferred 10
Minneapolis.
In the American League last season
there We're 2,l72 errors made This does
not include errors made BY the UNI
pires and alleged critics.
The contracts for the New York
Giants have not yet been sent out. so
McGTaw has not, as Yet, received any
requests for boosts in salaries.
The Shreveport club. OF the Southern
League. has signed Bevan, the star third
baseman of the Ohio State University
team. He is said 10 be a good one.
St. Paul has released Van Zant the for
mer 81. Louis player. 10 Binghamton,
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
AMATEUR BOXER DEAD,
ARRESTS TO FOLLOW

NEW YORK. Feb. Jack" Mason.
whose skull was fractured IN a friendly
boxing bout IN The mission house Of ST.
Bartholomew Church. one OF the rich
est in New York, died IN ST Francis
Hospital COrOaeT SclWannecke said
that every person connected with the
boxing event would be- arraigned IN
police court
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
BOWLING : RAGING GOLF : BOXING ATHLETICS
Hatbard'S Baseball Dates

April 6-University OF Vermont at
Cambridge.
April IO-Wesleyan al Cambridge.
April 10 and 1S-Annapolis at An
napolis.
April 90-West ''oint az West Point.
April 24-Bstes at Cambridge.
April 27-DartmOuth e. Cambridge.
April 29-University OF Maine at
Cambridge.
May 1-Amherst at Cambridge.
May 4-Holy Cross al Worcester.
May S-Willlams at Cambridge.
May u-corneu at Ithaca.
May l5-EXeter at Exeter, n. II.
May 1S-PriDceton at Cambridge.
May Z-AudOyer al AndoVer.
May 25-PrincetOn al Princeton.
May 2e-BroWn at Providence.
June I-Cornen az Cambridge.
June Brown at Cambridge.
June 6-Coiumbia al Cambridge.
June 13-Bowdoin az Cambridge.
June I7-Holy Cross at Cambridge.
June Z0-Yale at Cambridge
June 25-Yale at New Haven.
June 29-Yale az New York On case
Of tiel.
The Washington times., 1907-02-06
U AND | FRATERNITY
VS.. SECOND REGIMENT

The Second Regiment and L and /
Fraternity basketball teams viii meet
tonight In the Center Market ATmory
in what should be AN interesting game.
This viii be the first time this season
that these two fFes have met. The
game viii start az $50