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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-28
DE5DE AREC|BO LEE. DETRICK & ONElLL CO.

JUNO 26.-Ayer estaban en- puerto
los vapores Mariana" cargando azu-
car Y ell "San JUAN con variada car
ga. Mariana es esperado Ell vapor
Edith.
--Existe gran animation para asis-
tir las dos funciones que dara la
compafia de Opera de Bracale Ell sa-
bados y domingo proximos. Sabado la
hermosa opera "Bohemia" y el donain-
go Ia opera en- espanol Marina. No
hay que perder5la oportunidad de asis-
tir al Oliver esas dos noches de arte.
eHan contraido matrimonio en- es-
aseiudad ell apreciable joven Sr. En-
riqne Soler con la bella Srta. Ana Eli
sa Gloquell. Les deseamos eterna lu-
ma de miel.
En- la session celebrada por la Di-
rectiva del Casino Espafol de esta ciu-
dad +el senor Francisco Micheo, ofre-
clio construir un edificio de dos plan
tas para la installation en- el del Cash
no. Sc espera que valiosos ,elementos
de la Colonia espanola acepten este
proyecto.
La Colecturfa de Rentas Internas
de esta ciudad, ha recibido un nuevo
Imobiliario para su oficina.
--Segdn la opinion del Ingeniero
Sr. Ramon Ramos no hay peligro en-
que Sc construya la Presa del acpe-
ducto en- el sitio en- que hoy SO hacen
esas obras.
Para ell proximo .jueves anuncia el
Cine Navas, la exhibition de Ia inte-
resante pelfcula "La Cuenca del Dia-
bio o TERRA que Arde". .s
Para el lunes y martes la gran pc
|licula la Biblia", dos episodes.
,,t W 1919 Il CorresponsaI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-28

gnra ovalada, y Sc aplican la venta
de tintas para todos los usos, cintas
de maquinilla, pasta para pegar, etc.
Una de Ia corporation del estado de
New Jersey denominada "The Ameri-
ted Ia que consiste en- la represen-
taci6n de las fabricas de dicha cor
poraci6n junto con las palabras
I.Huntley y Palmers Reading Bis.
cults, y Sc aplica Ia venta de biz
cochos, galletas v confteria.
Una de Ia corporation del estado
de Ohio demonimanada "The r. L'
Watkins Company, Ia que consiste en-
ia palabra "Glostoras, y Sc aplica q
IA venta de una preparation para ayu~
dar a peinado y dar apariencia al ca
bello.
/ Dos de Ia corporation del estado de
Massachusetts denominada "The Car
can Cotton Oil Company" Ia que con-
Fsiste en- la representation de Ia eabe-
"a de IN lobo, y Sc aplica la venta
de I'M preparation para cccinar COM
puesta dc aceite De semilla Dc algo-
don.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-28
ALCOHOLADO
" "GuaYama Bay Rum

FL fayorito del pdblico por su excelente
ca1idad aromatica, altamente hfgienico
en- las fricciones de la piel al saIir del
baho. su uso diario le preseryara de
c6nstipaciones catarrales. Pfdase en-
todas las buenas farmacias perfume
rfas, rehusando todo sustituto.
Pida nrpci0 es@
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-28

mite para poder estudiarlo ella que
era lniembro en- el Comite.
Oh le ccntestaron, "no tenemos
Reglamento." No hay necesidad.'
In poQuita coso persistio Y abriendo
sn bolsa sac6 la ley de New Jersey, en-
la que decfa que debfa haber una Cons
tituci6n. entonces Sc convino en-
adoptar una Constitution, y en- la que
1se hizo constar el Comit6 Sc co,npon-
adrfa de tantos hcmbres como muicres.
Sc le tlio a una mujer el puesto de vi
cepresidenta y SC eIigieron niujeres pa
.ra los pucstos de secretario Y de sub
Fcsorcro. i este es un ejemplo de que
las mujeres saben hacer reconocer sus
ierechos.s
Mrs. Faickert movie sus fuerzas,
organize el club, donde Sc reunen dos
ycces al aflo las mujeres del Estado,
nombrar rafhaS locales, y estableci6
grupos de liez mas nliembros en- pue-
bios y ciudades. a los pocos dfas ha-
bfa 45O grupos trabajando con entu-
siasmo, Y actualmente son 100000 mu-
jeres las que hacen mover la maquina
del Estado.
Is jefes hombres del partido Sc
muestran asombrados de tan grahde
Gxitcsi saiAslsa fs,a s ~
Las muieres lleyardn sus planes a
toios los clubs y organizaciones cfvi-
cas-, interyendran eli Sarfas ieyes de
yahfdad de education, leyes que ha-
ran ctlnplfr ) no dejarah recortar.
e Ell la campafa de 1922 trabajaron
las ma jefcs briIlantemente. En- la
Iegisiatufa del gobierhoi introdujeron
c;afias';leyes nuy oportunas. Y hay
ui dato muy consolatlor las Mujeres
Dem6eratas aplauden a las Mujeres
Republicans cada vez que presentan
I'm bin, que ellos consideran beneficio-
so como es el de que Sc prchibe el ira
bajo de la niujer de noche. De 10 100
p. IN. 500 q. IN. Este bill tiene por
offgen que en- el Condado Passalo, hay
fabricas de seda donde trabajan las
muieres de noche.
Mrs. Feickert ha salido para Euro
pa; en- yiije de recreo con su espo-
50 que es un banquero de Plamfieid,
ipero ,suelye. Porqde las mujeres del
Estado nose confornarfan nunca con
perdcr unegufa de mente tan clara Y
de coraz6H tan svaliehte9 Ella no teine
a.pada mi q nadie, p0rq6ea ella no ira
baja en- l@u political ipor slacfarse sifi6
poncsus principles. 4osts qs dlie E2p,
BIfsI Feickert: aLas mujerresis
no trataiifos de div6rciat1os de nues-
trds! confpanefds poffticos.i Pero Due
feinosliquel seaDimejores de 10 que son.
Queremos ossmantenernos EN- eI partid6
Pere para este tningtmai mu5ela respela-
Bile dehe2sentirse asergonhadh 'de per-
tenecer amer lUcnEe f'siE aIii,,s b
fsAHnos5tros "a no nos satisface que
se,Enos soBsequie cof iisonjas b5}uu--
quetss No sotarenlos ssino por cconilvaicc-
dith. Qaetemos que los servfeios pd-
blicos sean deselnpeiados por hom-
bres y mujeres tan fntegrcs como in
teligentes. Y hay que limpiar Ia ca
sa de toda dafiina sabandiia.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-28
"THE /" IDEAL .
Guayama, 2. r.

Sc NECEsITA:-Una mujer de me-
diana edad, para hacerStrabajos de linn
pieza en- una ofcina. Lleguese al Edi-
fcio Belaval, Departamento No. 9. San
Juan, P. R,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-28
sECCIoN FEMINIsTA

Madame Carrie su esposo estuyie-
ron casados once amos y dividieron su
tempo entire Ell Laboratorio y Ell Ho-
gar.
Eran muy pobres. Pero yivierolni e en- d
coihpieti comunl6n de ideas. Para ii
itihfss ai Eaboratori6 dejabafnI su hi.
ja IRENE con su abde1o, que Ia cuidae'
ba con TODD amor. En- 1900 la situia,t- iti,t
cich ec0iiomica mejor6. al elescubrir eli
Radium. en- 1905 muri6 Monsieur
curie aplastado en- las calles de Paris,
confihuando Madame Curie el trabajo
cientffico que la La llenado de glo-
rinse Todos les honores mas altos Sc lie
han Sotorgado por stis grandes mereci.
nlientos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
NEW COACH MAY REGAIN FOR
VS.. c. LOST GRID PRESTIGE

PULLMAN. Aug. 0,--waahington
l. State college is looking 10 ro-
gain lost prestige in football with
tho new Exendne regime here. this
fall.
Tho Cougars face schedule that
ls very favorable. Tho first game
viii be played against Pacific uni.
versity. the youngest member OF the
Northwest conference. on october o.
a week later tho tilt with Gonzaga
will be staged at Spokane. On Fri.
day. October 10. tho Cougars play
Idaho. on October 81 they Will at.
tempt TO break tho long winning
streak of tho California Bears at
Portland.
November II Homecoming day
at cougartown. with tho University
of Oregon as opponent. Tho follow.
Ing saturday liz yet an open date.
The AgEies will play hero Novcrn-
Der II. and then tho big Turkey day
clash with Washington. at Seattle.
Concerning tho coming season,
Exendlno says:
1.-The individuals OF the SOUND have
shown fine spirit and willingness
TO work. which nugurs we'll for our
prospects this fall. We may not DO
able TO boast OF any stars. but I am
confident that We Will hnvo no weak
links in the team We will have a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
M'NULTY TO
BOX MALODY
NEXT WEEK

Revenge Is sweet-when obtain.
ablei
And the boxing fraternity OF the
Pacific feet Is out to revenge itself
on one Len Malody. crack light.
weight Of Laramie. wyo. now so
journlng in the Northwest.
The desire for revenge cams as
the result OF Malody's trimming
one Of the fleets pridss at the re.
cent boxing program staged in the
baseball park here. Tho losers name
vas Richie King and he came
highly touted and proudly bore the
banner OF the feet nsticuffing gen.
try until he ran afoul OF Mr.. Nal.
ody that Saturday night.
Now the sailors have dug up
another exponent Of the flying
leather mittena 20 send against
Malody. IL Is Paddy McNulty. re.
puted a tough nut TO crack. He
will endeavor 10 DO his stuff next
Wednesday evening in the baseball
park al Bremerton-
The bout is scheduled as the
semi.windup TO tho siI.round main
event between Bud Ridley and
Sailor Walters.
II is reported that a large dele.
CATION OF Seattle fans Will make the
Journey 10 the navy yard city for
the show and as result a special
boat has been chartered 10 leave
the colman dock at $40 o'clock and
return Immediately after the con.
test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10

team Of medium weight, which will
combine speed. strength and brainR :"
When EIendlnc assemblies his
squad this fall he will find II letter
men among tho candidates. For the
bnckficld no will hAvo Captain yern
Hickey. ono OF the most versatile
mon In the conference: oliver Trieg.
vi. Johnny Zapfaei. Jack Davis. Stan.
Icy Bray and Ace" Cook. Beside
these lettermen. no viii have several
likely backfield candidates from tho
frosh OF last yenr--Johnny Clam,
who includes nm ability to drop kick
among his accomplishments: Milton
Martin. former North Central hi
tspokano) star. and Waldorf, fresh
quarterback.
For tho line EIondine will have
shannon, Crow. Burks, Kramer,
wotsol and Purcell, all lottermen.
Tho last years frosh material in.
oludcs Bervin. Henderson, Alskog.
McKillIp. Young. Baxter. johnson.
Hansen. Koran, Keller and Byors.
Beside the candidates enumerated.
there are n score or more Of poten.
tial varsity men who will be out for
positions.
Three Of last years Cougar stars
arc Ineligible. MS is one OF tho best
men from last years frosh.
Tho coaching staff is expecting n
squad OF 80 men whom tho call is
sounded September 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
LACROSSE is
ON TAP FOR
FANS SUNDAY

HTTTH the last practice held and
w with the men OF both teams
straining at the leash. two local la
crosse teams, tho Maple Leafs, and
tho Canadians. will tRngie in an ex-
hihition lacrosse game. which will be
held at Upper Woodland park. 2 D.
m. Sunday.
Both teams are anxious TO show
Seattle fandom that baseball and
football arc not the only exciting
games that mhy bc played on local
playfleldE Tho Maple Leafs are
capiained by Rannlo Mcmillan. who
viii also play tho position Of inside
home.
Tho Canadians are capitalized by @.
IL. Slater. team organizer. who will
hold down tho outside homo berth.
Gully" Wilson, formerly OF the Sc
attic Mctropolitans In the ice hockey
league. will be carefully watched az
his position from inside home. Gully
used TO furnish the fans OF this sec
tons with quito few thrills and Is
s,ill able TO create a few ecsthtic
ahiyeringA
The Sunday TIT should be a credit
able representation OF lacrosse as
'she Is played" In Canada. this
game ranks among tho highest in the
world Of sport The two teams will
play at HlRwatha playfield. West Sc
attic. next Sunday. II the fans give
tho teams any support at all The
linoups for Sundays game is as fol-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10

I'm going back. and no one
knows Il better than do. II may
surprise you. however. to know that
I figure it Is my legs, not my throw.
ing arm. that troubles mo most,
Unless a pitchers leEs are strong
and able 20 stand up under tho con
slant strain Of stridlng on every
hall pitcher. he can't SGT his stuff
on tho ball
My legs are far moro trouble.
some than my arm. some days they
seem too weak 10 support my body
after have gone four or five in.
nings at top speed.
"umplrcs and batters tell me after
certain games that had aa much
stuff as ever. In those games my
less have always felt strong. It's a
pair OF weak legs rather than an
ailing arm that Is robhlng mo OF
much OF my old.tlmo spced7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
FOUR YACHTS START RETURN
LEG OF CROSS-PACIFIC RACE

HONOLULU Aug 10. = Four
IL yachts we're cutting the blue of
the Pacific today on the return leg
Of their journey to Santa Barbara,
Cal, to claim tho trophy offered
for the best yacht time between
tho California coast and Hawaii.
At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
tho quartet crossed tho starting
line, tho Spindrift first Mariner sec
ond. Dinblo third, and Viking
fourth. Tho spindrift has a 30
hour handicap. tho Dlablo ~. the
Viking rs. Tho Mariner sails
scratch.
shortly after the start the Spin.
drift was forced to como nbout and
anchor in shore TO adjust rigging
that had shifted on the starboard
side. She got away shortly after o
o'clock. having lost two hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10

don't learn In q lifetime.
Ho has many tributes 20 his game
ness IN his record book. Ono writer
goes on 20 say. There are few col.
orcd fighters who fight back after
being knocked down. Sailor Gold.
man dropped YounE Dudley to tho
canvas in tho second round os their
battle last night Tit Dudley
sore and he took the Trio and fourth
rounds 30 far that he won tho de.
c!slon."
IA 10 Goldman. many Seattle fans
might not know him. Just at pros
emit no Is boxing in Philadelphia un.
dor tho namo OF Nate Goldman. Just
two weeks ago he administered a
sound lacing 10 Plnkey Mitchell in
tho city OF brothcriy love. Dudley
battled Goldman four times IN San
Francisco and every meeting was n
hurricane argument.
Dudley Is thinking about nothing
but getting over Vincent next Tues
day night and then landing Il match
with Travie Davis here on ono OF
tho forthcoming bills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
DUDLEY is ONE COLORED
FIGHTER WHO is "GAME,"

.uARRY c'Young'1 Dudley II cred
IL tied with being one son OF Ham
who Is plenty game. Dudley hasn't
always been tho clever boxer that no
Is today. In fact. tho Los Angeles
welterwelght. who faces Billy Vim
cent. tho siaShlng sailor champ, In
the main event Of Tuesday nights
card at tho Arena. took some real
severe laeings in his struggle TO get
10 tho top.
When Dudley first donned the
padded mittens he was nothing but
a game. willing youngHter. Science
was something far removed from his
line OF battle. However. tho con.
stnnt drubbing he received from sew.
eral worthy wallpapers prompted him
to get smart and no began to pick Up
the finer points OF the game in rapid
sequence.
Today he siiil retains his fighting
qualities, but In also much better
than tho average boxer. Ia fast and
ahifty on his feet ns arc most col.
ored boxers. and knows plenty OF
tricks OF the game that sorno boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
BIsEAIERTON FIGHT
WILL DRAW BUGS

Bremerton's big smoker next Wed
nesday should draw a bumper house
and a couple OF hundred Seattle
fans are expected 90 take in the
Bud Ridley.sailor walters mill.
Walters is making his first start in
the Northwest for a year. When
no fought here before no was SEN
sation because Of his willingness 10
mix things. Everybody knows what
Ridley can do. II certainly looks
good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10

.WAsHINGroN. Aug. lo.-Is Wal.
w ter Johnson going hack
Waiter admits IL himself so there
can DO no doubt about II.
At times. johnson looks as good
as ever. but his pitching lacks tho
old consistency tina, made him the
greatest pitcher OF hts day.
johnson has been pitching In the
American league since 1901. lie has
always been on losing team. never
with a great club. A. result In
order 20 win. he invariably was
forced TO press his pitching 60 the
limit.
When a star pitcher begins 10 go
back the blame Is Invariably laid to
an Milling arm. Listen 20 what John.
son has 10 say on this point.
'of course. am not as good as
was 10 or IS years ago. Ago tells
In baseball quicker than any other
sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
BREMERTON
TO WITNESS
FAST GAME

a 8 one OF the big features OF
a Fleet day at Bremerton satur.
day. the Mall Advertiser ball club.
a picked team from the Seattle
semi-pro league will meet the Navy
All-stars at 2:50 o'clock In Rein.
hardts Athletic park. The game
viii bring together the pick OF the
navy bali tossers and tho best OF
the local serni.pro performers. A
big crowd will accompany the Sc
ettle team to Bremerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
STANFORD HEAD
WATCHES RUGBY

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug.
~ Oh. w. Maloney, director of
minor sports at Leland Stanford,
Jr- university, since his recent
notification Of appointment to the
general Olympic committee, In charge
OF Americas participation in the
Olympic games in Paris. in 1924,
has been working on the problem of
sending a rugby football team 10
the Olympic games. Mahoney has
been asked to propose any changes
deemed necessary in the rules, and
he will recommend the names OF
outstanding rugby players in the
West for places on the national
team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
SOMETHING GIBBONS
DOESN'T SHOW

Tommy Gibbons. in his act at the
Pantages this week. shows some Of
the punches that were used in the
fight with Jack Dempsey at Shelby.
Something Gibbons doesn't show is
how he held on in the clincfes. This
would be interesting TO Seattle fans.
at that. because Gibbons had Demp.
sey tied up in tho clinches most OF
the time with double arm lock
that was a wonder He grabbed
Dempsey's left arm with both OF
his own and turned his body with
Dempsey's righthanded punches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
YdnkS Are
Cinched to
Win Flag
Cleveland Indians Have
Failed to Keep Going
With Amy Consistency
RY HENRY i. FARRELL

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
NEW YORK. Aug. io.-As long
as tho New York Yankees remain
10 or ig games out In front there
Is no cause for alarm when they
drop few games now and then
but New Workers are wondering
why the American league champions
have trouble playing ball at home,
SO far this season the fanks
have won only few series on their
home 10, and their best work was
done on the road. where they
seemed TO profit by whatever hos.
ullty they may have encountered.
The pitching staff. which was al.
most imprcgnable In tho territory
OF the enemy, has faded Off each
time the club returned from trip.
In the recent series with tho In.
dams and the Browns and In ono
game with the Tigers the pitchers
were OF and the batting OF the
team was very feeble on tho whole
The Yanis might Do losing some
% their big lead II the Cleveland
Indians had been able 10 keep going
with any consistency. but when tho
Yanks slump the Indians slump
right along with them.
Many Of the experts predicted
the Yanks were due for a slump
and a good one. but from the way
they have been acting since they
returned from their Western trip.
their own earelessness will bring
on whatever slump they are SEIZED,
uled for
Against the Indians aud the
Browns It was apparent in the Ian.
guid actions OF the Yanks that they
figured they woro in" They took
foolish chances In tho field and were
guilty OF terrible base running all
thru both series.
'Iaybe they'll come down 20
earth II they drop six or seven
games and have that lead cut
down." many fans remarked after
watching them toss games away.
Babe Ruth Is the only one on the
team who is playing ball "a tho
there was no cinch ahead and the
Babe perhaps Is inspired 10 work
hard thru HIS desire 70 win the bat.
ting championship OF the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
FIRP0 WILL BE
MURDERED

The consensus OF opinion as the
DempRy.Firpo fight nears is that
Firpo VIII be slaughtered by the
champion. No fighter in the world
Is going TO lead at Dempsey with
right hand without getting his head
kicked off. No wonder Firpo Is try.
Ing TO get out OF the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
Plenty of Competition
for Krdche and BercOt

SOON the fall boxing season hereabous gets under
n way again. Ted Krache and Dode Bercot will find plenty
Northwest.
Young Carmen Jimmy Sacco, Johnny Trambitas Johnny
Jordan Sol Seeman and Morgan Jones will furnish enough
competition keep the pair Of them busy for time
And if both Krache and Bercot thru this corps
Of m singers with their usual then you start
ordering your seats for another Arena mix between these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10
NEW SEAPLANE
RECORD MADE

DHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10. - The
4 speed record for navy seaplancs
was shattered yesterday when Lieut.
A. w. Gorton OF Providence, r. l..
flew over tho Delaware river course
In an N. Wa at an average speed
OF i7T.5 miles an hour.
Tho previous speed record for sea.
planes was made recently by Lieut..
II, Irving, who flow 176 miles an
hour at Port Washington, Long Is.
land. Both aviators will compete in
tho Schneider cup races at the Isle
OF Wight on September rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-10

by Earl. A. FRY
WEEK END FISHING LOCALITIES
sSyksuish rivsr--Kins and snohonish
counties,
South Fork snoquaimis river - King
county.
F,nnsy ers.k-skaEit county.
oailosne river. Big and Atils FORKS
Jefferson county.
I Pyrht rivsr-Clsiiam county.
cala~A rIvsr--Claiiam county.
BoxachIel rivsr--CIAIlAn county.
Hon rIvar-clAliAm county.
ElwhA rivsr-CIaiIam county.
Upper skagit rivsr-sakxit county.
r.aks sawysr--Kin9 county. Bass. trout.
croppie.
Lake PAt,srson-Thurs.on county. Bass.
eroppla.
Lake observation-disclosures county. Bass.
trout.
Lake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS county. Bass.
trout.
Lake Ro.sis.r-snohornis county. Bass.
trout.
Lake MISUNDERSTANDING county. Bass,
trout.
Lake caasidy--snohomish county. Bass.
Lake Kiilarnsy-Thurston county. Bass.
Lake TAnwaI-Pisres county. Trout
bass. perch. oroppis.
Lake Kapowsin---Pierns county. Bass.
Lake TApps-Pisres county. Bass. crop
pie.
Take 81. ciaire-rhurs,on county. Bass.
Long Jake Thurston county. Bass,
eroppIs.
Big lAke--skaEit county. Bass. trout.
Lake RiisY-Trout.
Lake suthsrland--Ciailam county. Trout
snow 1aks-King county. Trout
Pine Hacking county. Bass.
Lake Kesehsius--Kittitss county Trout.
Lake Kachsss-Kittitas county. Trout.
Black iate-Bass.
Summit Iaks-Trout.
Exceptionally good sport is being re
ported on the Upper skagit river Mt this
time. Going In from Rockport. tho
angler will find some Of tho best ny fish
ing at this time 70 be found anywhere
in the state. The fish arc large ones,
and 70 takes n careful angler with light
tackle, or heavy tackle with the average
fisherman, to land the flsh that are found
In this district.
An exceptionally flno catch OF bass
was placed on display at Piper 4 TAfts
yesterday by J. Frank Snrber, the catch
being made in Taloott lake, Thurston
county. Twelve bass, weighing from
pounds ] 0 ounces 20 4 pounds. made up
tho crcei Thsy we're caught on He'd
dons Vampire bait. Barber hAs taken
several bass prizes this season. and has
entered this catch In com petition for tho
special prize offered By Piper A. Taft for
the best display shown between August
and 10.
Tho North Fork Of tho stillaguam-
ish river IL continuing with good
angling. according 10 tho report sent
In by Henry Hollingsworth Mt Oso.
The river IL very low and clear, aud
the trout arc taking flies and frcsh
eggs. King salmon are reported
starting 10 run at this place.
Tho Piper A Taft challenge trophy,
put up by tho sporting goods store for
the largest stoeihsad or rainbow trout
displayed by any angler during tho sea
son, was presented this week 60 r. a.
Ross Of Port Orchard, no 20 koop II until
January l. when no rclinqulShes IL for
open competition again. ~ until he hni
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PITT GRABS
STAR CANUCK

Lionel Conaehcr. the greatest ALL
around team athlete in Canada, will
enter the University OF Pittsburg this
fall. Ho halls from Toronto and has
played lacrosse, baseball and has in
dulgcd In swimming, boxing and
wrestling.
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DE TURENNE is
AGAIN VICTOR

Leon do Turenne again won the
Seattle Tennis club championship,
when he defeated Grant Lalzure in
the finals OF tho club tourney yester-
day, Ga. 6-2, G-o. Lalzuro and de
Turenno were in the finals OF the
tournament last year, also.