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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-19
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
To Assist at Maryland Ave. Church
Oyster Supper.

The following committees were APP
pointed on Wednesday, Nov. 18th, 1915.
to be in charge of the oyster supper to
be held at Maryland Avenue M. Z.
Church on Wednesday and Thursday,
Dec. list and End, 1915.
Supplies-Mr. Harry Leitch.
Oysters-Messrs T. T. Brown, Jas.
Watkins, Edw Russell and w. F. Lyons.
Supper Table No 1-Mesdames Clara
Owens, Geo. w. Jones. ]. o. Miller. as
sisted by Mesdames w. G Brewer, F. Nj.
Brist. Addie Jones, Ida Glow, Clarence
Machin, Robt. Suit. Guy Tucker. Geo.
Basil.
Super Table No. Mesdames w. w.
Russell and W. F. Lyons, assisted by
Mesdames VIM. Medford, Edw. Russell,
A. H. Wilson. Mrs. Sadler, Misses Laura
and Rosa Carr.
Supper Table No. -Mesdames H.
X. Metzger and Ohio Leitch, assisted
by Mesdames Alex. Bielaski, Edward
Chance, Chas. Gates, Herman Leitch.
Cake-Mrs. Clifton Russell and Mrs
II Fixing.
Candy-Miss Annie Brown.
Ice Cream-Mr II. f. King. Misses
Eta Watkins. Eva Medford. Myrtle
Chance and Edna Jones.
Advertising Rev. A. Bielaski.
Other Assistants Messrs. Ohio Leitch,
A. H. Wilson, Jas. Collins, II. X. Metz
ger. F. Mt. Brist, w. F Lyons, Edw.
Russell, Chas Gates, II. F. King. Leslie
Medford, A. b. Chambers, DR.. Chas
Henkel.
Fish Pond-Junior League.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-19
UNIQUE PARADE BY
HOPKINS STUDENTS.
Steam Roller to Head March Tomor-
row Goat to Depict St. Johns
Team.

For the first time in two years the
students of Johns Hopkins University
viii have a parade tomorrow, the day
OF the UniYersity's biggest football
game, that with St Johns College, at
Homewood.
a permit to parade on Charles street
in the early afternoon has been got
from Baltimore city and the students
in charge of the affair are arranging
one Of the most novel professions seen
in the city for years. At he head OF
the procession, which viii start from
the University buildings at noon, will
be a huge steam roller. belonging e
the Roland Park Company.
This roller is especially well fitted
for it's duty, weighing many tons and
having properties of speed which are
unusual in machines Of SIS class. i
will depict what the students believe
the Hopkins team win do to their RI
walls later in the afternoon
Perched in the cab of the roller vii
be the Hopkins cheer leaders, gaily ar
ed in striking costumes who win
the University to the athletic grounds.
Next will follow a goat. led by dimin-
utire youth. which wilt bear the col
ors of the st. Johns College denoting
that Hopkins is in possession Of the
Soldier Boys goat"
Behind the animal viii trail the
whole student body of the Baltimore
institution, over 500 strong. garbed in
skull caps and the Black and Blue. A
ful band vii play continuously The
class flags and banners of the class
es Of bygone years viii wave in the
breeze, while many alumni Will bring
up the rear of the parade.
Upon reaching the field the students
viii indulge in a snake dance before
the game and will march around the
field. Hiram w. Woodward, of the Sc
Nor class at the University, is cheer
leader-in-chief and has complete
charge of the festivities for the gala
occasion Of the University wear.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-19
D. A. r. CHAPTER MEETING.
Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chapter Ex-
tends Congratulations to Mrs.
Weems RidOut Upon HOnors
Conferred As State Vice

Regent
The Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chap
ter, D. A. r.. held its regular monthly
meeting Wednesday the II, at $50 p
m in the Old Senate Chamber, with
large number present, the new re-
gent, Mrs. d. Nj. Garrison. presiding.
The meeting was opened with the
d. A. f. Ritual Mrs. George w.
Laws gave an enthusiastic account of
the meeting in Washington of the
Woman's Navy League and National
Coast Defense Conference and urged
that the Chapter put itself on record
as supporting this movement. A COM
mittee was Immediately formed with
Mrs Laws as chairman, and plans out
lined for raising money for Coast De-
Tense, against the time when it shall
be needed to build a submarine, areo-
plane or some other form of defending
our poorly protected coasts.
The Chapter as a body extended con-
gratuations to the Ex-Regent Mrs.
Weems Ridout for the honor conferred
upon the Chapter as well as herself
through her election as State Vice Re-
gent. 1t is hoped that the tablet to
be placed in the floor of the old Sen
ate Chamber will be ready by Dec. %,
1915, the l32nd Anniversary of Wash
iDgton resigning his commission
there.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-19
NOTICE.
Ofdee Of City Commissioned.

All persons having been notified to
have their premises prepared in ac-
cordance with the Sanitary Ordinance,
providing for scavenger service, are
hereby advised not to comply with the
said notice until further instruction
from this Office
W. H. VANSANT.
City Commissioner.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-19
Death Of Infant.

James Benjamin. the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nora died last
night at the parents home AZ Dean
street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-19

A vital and stirring drama that will
set thousands of women thinking and
all the men talking.
Greater than Bought and Paid For, 3"
Within The Law" or To-day
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1915-11-19
MASS MEETING
FOR WOMEN ONLY.
Sunday Afternoon at Presbyterian
Church Subject 0utlandish
Wornen

The Evangelist Rev. H. N. Faulco-
ner will hold service Sunday after
noon at 8 80 o'clock in the Presbyter-
ian Church for women and girls only.
The Evangelist's subject will be
"Outlandish Women" A. w. Ben
nett will sing. All women and girls
are urged to attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11

Welsh, British holder OF
before
watch enround
whipped IN
American ontenders for his title
Charley White waloped MIN in
waukee Joe shugrue has beaten him twice Jimmy Duy o"one
Buffalo Johnny Grfh outfought him In Akron Ana
that there Two or
haters who could him the gate particularly
Willie Richie whom uncowned whom he Ia matched TO hght
month. and Johnny Dundee
Welsh And he never has
title lie has fought plenty OF
Conna Pollock shyng away
decision involved WhyF
they know the welshman is not real Champion
Daily Bulletin probably Will Install baseball depart
baseball II
listening TO the lawyers In the OF Feds vs. o. D. u
O. all the evils charged to the
national but Murphy did H.
British bombs nothing buns
smash more than that every day In America
Easiey lsfshandd pitcher worked with the
will the uniform OF the Salt Lake
affiaton u Ia probable
needed and when he wants to-
with the Ballard club East
ascrtbcd his failure
last eaon when he need
ed most.
for
Eastey demanded
traffic would Fa ouldn
wouldn't pitch given that his
the and the
his palm with the silver the fortune 'eers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
hERt>S{AND&]fEfWhfRE

Ouvai West. Texas attorney, Sc
lected as personal representative
of President Wilson to visit Mex
leo aud report on conditions.
Directors OF Pcnnsylvania road
vote TO ask stockholders to make
$40 100000 loan.
Pembroke GwsItny. the peanut
king" one OF the richest men In
the South. died at Norfolk, age 70.
President Wilson and Former
Presidents Roosevelt and Taft re-
elected honorary presidents Ameri-
can Peace and Arbitration league.
Bill making divorces easier In
Wyoming introduced In house.
The will Of the late Miss Susan
Wharton opened at Philadelphia;
bequeathed old Wharton home.
stead to her pet cats. II is to be
used as hospital for animals.
Gold stream, turns. Ottawa send.
ing $4,000 back TO New York.
New York Central announces To-.
suance of sl00.000.000 per cent
debenture bonds.
Texas governor tells insurance
companies barred from state that
they might be allowed to return II
they will agree 10 loan $4,000. 900
in Texas at per cent in next five
years.
San Francisco court acqults J. C.
Wilson and y. A. Wilbrand, OF firm
OF brokers who recently operated
In Seattle and elsewhere, on
charge OF embezzling.
C. n. Raine, president Of failed
Memphis Mercantile bank. SEN
fenced five years in Atlanta pen.
n. D. Lance Kills Robert Pre-.
shaw of Snohomlsb. his brother-in.
law, after quarrel over possession
OF child.
British steamer African Trans.
port goes ashore at Humboldt. Cal.
Trial Of Harry e. Carr, Leaven
worth merchant, charged with kill
ing two men In Cashmere court
room. begins at Wenatchee.
Two boys lock cashier Of Yates
Center, Kan. bank In vault and
flee with $4,000; are captured In
two hours.
Theodore Dlerks, San Francisco
undertaken sues Funeral Directors
association for $4,000 damage. al.
leging II is trust
Alfred Holman, editor San Fran.
cisco Argonaut. becomes publisher
OF Oakland Tribune.
Fourteen delegates to taiIors'
convention at Chicago parade in
flannel and silk summer suits with
straw hats and low shoes on chilly
Michigan avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
SkEMEN JUMP ON CALIFORNIA SHOWS
NATIONAL LEAGUE GETS NEW WAIVER RULE
Mays Adopt
Waiver Rule

NEW YORK, Feb. lily y vote
OF TO 2, National league magnates.
IN session here yesterday. adopted
the waiver rule amendment. which
provides that when a club asks for
waivers on a player. there can be no
withdrawal. and u club cannot with.
draw claim for player under
waiver.
The deal between Managers Her.
rog and Moran OF the Philadelphia
Nationals for Catcher Doom. who
has signed with Cincinnati. has not
yet been completed. The owners
adopted the 1915 playing schedule
before adjournment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
Boy
Wins Honors

NEW YORK. Feb li.--At the in.
door athletic carnival In Madison
Square Garden. last night. under the
auspices OF the New York Athletic
club. Joseph q. Loomis OF the Chi
cago Athletic club was the bright
star. Loomist won the running hish
jump at six feet. one inch. and bes,
Alvah Meyer Of tho frish-American
A. G. IN the To-yard scratch race BY
a few inches. He covered the dis
lance in ~ seconds. NJ. A. Dew
sney OF Newark. n. j.. unattached.
won the Baxter mile race In s,5h.
The Boston Athletic association re-
lay team won the twomile relay
race from the New York A. c. four
In s:o5r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
ELSEW RE

Poor Bonll The rote tribunal
has rejected the Count de Castel-
lanes suit for annulment of mar
rage to Anna Gould. now duchess
OF Tallyrand.
Thomas Mccain Of Nome nomI-
mated by Miners union for seat In
senate made vacant by death Of
Elwood Bruner.
Japanese ambassador tells diners
at Washington that Japan looks to
U. s. to bring peace In Europe.
A complete destruction OF the
houses In Manua Islands, American
Samoa, is caused by hurricane.
Department OF Justice will con-
slider application for pardon of r.,
ID. Scott. convicted of threatening
life of German ambassador.
Missouri Pacific's general man
ager declares steady increase of
unionized employees wages while
minor officials salaries advance
slowly is menace to service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11

TO REGAIN
HIS TITLE

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Ill
confidently expect 10 regain my title
on the evening OF March II. when !
clash with Champion Freddie Welsh
In a scheduled i0.round bout at Mad
ison Square Garden"
This was the parting shot OF vii.
lie Richie. who today IL en- route 10
Glenwood Springs. Colo. After
spending several days there. Richie
Will leave for New York.
Richie Ia In splendid shape. lie
has gone about reducing his weight
IN systematic manner. and al
present he weighs 40 pounds. This
means that he will have to take of
only five pounds. and he should cas-
lily he able to do that. aa tho bou,
II not scheduled To take place until
n month from tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11

~ proper ana hrthtocfhNc boston
suburb.
Proeisins Joyous New
Hence, when Hartley bennett. no,
content with discovering that he
and the doctors wife were soul.
mates. took II upon himself TO pro.
claim the Joyous news to all the
world. thrill and gasp and "Ahem'~
shook the neighborhood as might an
earthquake.
II Sove Mrs. Chase" declared
bennett In open court But ! love
my wife none the less. for my ideals
OF love allow me. though married. 10
love ALL women"
Unfortunately. the Law of Massa-
chusetts and Mrs. bennett did no,
share this free souls love.ldeals.
and he was unsympathetically Dust.
ed from his home.
Mrs. bennett was given a divorce
and the custody OF her two children
Or. Chase Comes 20 Bat
But DIR. II. Lincoln Chase sublime
~ arose to the ted
plane. and Massachusetts, was treat.
ed TO an even mightier shock.
For DR. Chase opened his own
home 10 the soulmate OF his own
wife.
The doctor. II seems. had long felt
deep affection for the poetic archi.
tect.
That his wife's spirit also had
thrilled at the latter's ethereal
touch profoundly gratified the doc.
tor and aroused no Jar OF Jealousy
In the soulful symphony OF his love.
SO Mrs. Chase and Hartley Den.
nett went up into the wilds OF New
Hampshire to dwell together on the
old Chase farm. There they lived
80 quietly shocked New England
almost forgot the sensational ro-
nance.
Goes TO Live Win Them
But a year ago DR.. Chase sudden.
ly recalled II to the whole American
public.
For one day he posted up on his
own aristocratic front door In
Brookline the scrubbed notice that
those who wished to see him would
find him thenceforward at the New
Hampshire farm.
He gave up practice, friends and
honored associations, and went TO
live with his wife and her soulmate.
The Golden Rule Triangle" he
called their odd community.
And for year the Triangle has
crowned with glowing halo OF har-
monte happiness the summit OF
Mount Plato.
Union Purely Spiritual
Purely platonic. say It's members.
IL their triple love alliance. II Is OF
the spirit. spiritual.
THAT ! should leave my wife and
my friend. Hartley bennett. alone
together on the mountain for long
periods Is not bit astonishing, "
says DR. Chase.
He was explaining to Star CORE.
spondent how II was that his con
ventlon.wrecking experiment OF wei.
coming his wife's soulmate into his
soul.love home on Mount Plato, near
fshHA AiNA'huf UaH bfFn tUiiFb1
after more than years trial.
They Kiss Each Other
You see, their relations are
pure" he continued: their union is
purely spiritual. and so there is not
the slightest harm In their lonely
proximity.
"Of course. II is true that my wife
and Hartley bennett often kiss each
other.
They kiss AT a meeting after an
absence; they kiss as prelude to a
long parting.
But such kisses can be likened
TO the handshake between men. So
I am not jealous OF them, for their
souls simply meet on a particular
spiritual plane.
II know my wife still loves me as
a wife should love her husband"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
BlSAllL0N BEATS
EVERETT'S CHAMP

EVERETT, Feb. Tin last
nights match for the North
western 1872 balkiine billiard
championship series, eisaiIlon
OF Portland had no difficulty In
running out on WaIioren, the
Everett cue expert, $50 TO t7e.
In the first two innings Wall
eren showed . burst Of speed by
running 30 and 81. In the fourth
inning Blssilloa took a lead Of
IS. and In the very next
inning he made his high run
Of SO, and Wallgren was unable
to head him after that. Ray
Hogue, seattIe's entrant In the
championship serIes, will clash
with Walloren here tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
N.Y.MayG
2O-Rd. Bouts

ALBANY. NJ. u. Feb. H.
New York promoters. fight fans
and boxers are elased over the
prospect Of having 2o-rcund de-
elslon bouts In this state In the
near future. Assemblyrsn Nc.
Eiry has announced that he
will introduce a bill In the iegis-
isture today providing for the
amendment Of the Frswiey bill
20 permit tire longer bouts and
decisions. The present law
provides for 10 rounds and no
decisions. the latter provision
being inserted to discourage
gambling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
HERE

Ruby Manning. 20, captures man
who stole tie from 10.cent store
after chase down Second ave.
Council candidates quixxed az
Joint club meeting held Thursday
noon at Good Eats.
Hundred years OF peace between
English-speaking people viii be
celebrated Sunday at 81. Marks
church.
Policemen contribute literally 10
defense fund for c. q. Stanley, ex-
cop. facing manslaughter charge.
Insurance course opens at uni
versity Friday night.
U. w. Sourdouahs elect Ernest
Heilscher, Cleary City. chief.
Central Labor Council contra
diets Municipal league report that
labor is divided over candidacy OF
r. H. Bolton.
ProQressives hold annual Lincoln
day banquet Friday night
Vacant two-story building at Du-
vanish and Chicago streets. burns
up.
Horse Heaven Development
league indorses senate bill No. 1870,
abolishing riparian rights.
Importance OF Industrial chem
istry in all trades pointed out at
Joint session of Manufacturers as
ISOLATION and American Chemical
society.
Humboldt will resume Northern
service upon arrival here from San
Francisco.
Odd Fellows banquet Wednesday
attended by 300 members.
New 2-cent postal rate arranged
between Germany and U. 5. covers
only mail carried direct to Ger
many by steamer
Amerlcan-Haw line charters
steamers Olson and Mahony and
Stanley Dollar for Pacific-Atlantic
trade at cost of 1926 day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
oLD.TIME HACkMAN DIES

Harry Williams, an old-time hack
driver. was found dead In his room
at 922 Lenora st. by James Smith
and l.. s. Nelson late Wednesday
afternoon. Williams had been dead
several days. Heart disease caused
his death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
SPORTING
FLAS

Tho University OF Washington
rife team shot yesterday In contest
with the University OF Arizona
Washington totsled s3t points. The
result OF the Arizona shoot has no,
been received yet.
Changes In the proposed 1915
transpacifIc yacht race are being
considered by the directors OF the
San Francisco fair. II IN proposed
to race from San Francisco to Homo
lulu and return instead OF from San
Pedro.
With q perfect score cf three vic.
tories. ]. r. Wilson In leading in the
s. A. G. three.cushion billiard tourn.
ament. c. A. Moon is second with
a percentage OF III.
San Diego, San Francisco. Detroit
Peoria, Saratoga; Duluth and Wash.
ington. ID. C., have filed applications
with the National Association of
Amateur Oarsmen for tho next ma.
tional rowing regatta.
q. g.. johnson, president OF the
American league. and Charles
Comiskey. president Of the Chicago
White Soy. left Chicago yesterday.
for the Pacific coast. In advance OF
the Chicago team. They will spend
a day In Seattle. and another IN
Portland. before Joining the Sox In
San Francisco.
Topeka is expected TO retain Its
place In the Western league, al
though club owners have refused to
sanction the transfer of the. fran.
chise TO Geo. A. Benson until he has
put up. guarantee Of $1,000 as an
evidence OF good faith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11

II Ball

Coach Tony Savage Of the v. OF
w basketball squad left last night
with six men for Moscow. Idaho.
where they will clash tomorrow
night with the University OF Idaho
five In the first conference game
OF the season In which these
teams will have competed. Return.
ing from Moscow. tho varsity
squad will stop off at Pullman and
play the W. s. c. outfit Saturday
night. They viii then return 10
Seattle with the Idaho bunch and
clash at the varsity gym Monday
night in their second contest with
Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11

Three matches Of doubles were
bowied yesterday in the city
league race. On the Imperial al
Ieys. Braggins and Lowe beat Fl.
lis and Boston. 1895 to LIS:
Dornlng and Houts. bowling on the
Bismarck alleys. defeated Markle
and Lockhart. 1880 to i,II5. On
the 8. A. G. alleys. Thompson and
Hulette ran away from Wetnore
and Johnson. 1891 10 i.1Oo.
The Catholic Northwest Progress
team was easy for the Seattle Cob
Iegs outfit on the X. OF G. alleys
last night, being defeated by a
score OF 2.i4s to 2.034. Macdonald
OF the winning team bowled the
high score OF 1870 and high aver
age OF ls2.
In the GIks' house league tour
ney, Capt. Ehrlich's team. No. 2. de-
fsated Capt. McBreen's No. outfit
last night. 2.503 TO 2.246. Enrich
put over the high score Of 2io.
while Piummer OF the same team
rolled high average OF lss.
4. was not until the nth century
that stockings first came into use
Before that time 1t was customary
oswathe the feet with bandages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
Wolgast to
Box Shugrue

NEW YORK. Feb. y Articles
have been signed by Ad wolgast,
former lightweight champion. and
Joe shugrue. who holds two popular
decisions over Freddie Welsh. pres
cnt title holder. 10 meet In 10
round bout here on the night OF the
18th. wolgast's arm. broken In his
battle with Freddie Welsh. In said
to have completely healed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11

Seventh annual tournament OF
the International Bowling associa.
ton opens In Minneapolis TODAY
with 200 dve-men teams from the
Middle West entered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11

for 50. mailed In plain wrapper. Money
returned ~ they fail after fair trial. Hours
a m. 20 2. m. Sundays II 20 l.
RAYMOND REMEDY CO..
Room 2s. ,fsM Pike ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
BALLARD BOYS SWIM

In their tryouts in the Washing
ton natatorium yesterday. for the
coming interschool swimming con-
tests, boys OF the Ballard high
school won events as follows:
Twenty-five-yard dash-Johnson
first; Larrick. second; Thieson,
third. Time, 1871.
Fifty-yard dash-Black, first: Lar.
rick, second: Johnson. third. Time.
31&.
Hundred-yard dash - Larrick,
first: Johnson, second. Time
1:30%.
New shackIes for convlets per.
NIT man TO walk as usual. but lock
should he bend his knees far
enough TO try to run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11

In order 10 accommodate the
teachers institute to be held TO.
morrow. all high school basketball
games scheduled for Friday will be
played today The high school
race Ia tightening up. and some
hard contests are promised. Frank.
lin will tangle with Broadway At
the iatter's gym. West Seattle and
Queen Anne will mix IL at the hin
gym. and Ballard will clash with
Lincoln on the Lincoln floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE /
TWO MEN AND ONE
WOMAN LIVING IN
Perfect PEACE
Proeialms Joyous Ns~s

iy proper and aristocra,ic Boston
suburb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11

The Broadway sophs eInehso
the interciass basketball cham
pionship yesterday by walloplns
the seniors again. This time the
score was 10 TO 4. The Juniors
won easily from the Freshies. IL
10 q.
The Broadway Mldgets just
doubted the score on the Franklin
Feathers yesterday afternoon. de-
feating them. - TO ~. on the
Franklin floor The game was
Brosdway's from the start
In . conference contest last night
at Waila Walla. the Whitman five
beat the University OF Oregon, %
TO IS. Whitman played circles
around Oregon and the result was
never In doubt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-11
a, Ridossisld yesterday the Sara

A. Ridoefield yesterday the Sara
basketball five was defeated by
the Co NJ team OF the Vancouver
barracks. 20 10 IL. The Zelda
team met defeat twice at the hands
OF the team OF the Loyal Bercans
class OF the First Christian church.
The scores were is TO ~ and -
to IL.