Intercollegiate and Local Sports Sketched in Brief
Yale defeats Toronto in intercollegiate hockey contention while Victoria and Seattle hockey teams meet on campus. Acquilla and Gwe dolyn race around Protection Island area, and Packy Mcharland defeats Fred die Welch in Milwaukee bout. Vancouver hosts first horse show with prizes March 10, 21. Stanford likely skips intercollegiate rowing due to funding.
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Yale
University of Toronto
Acquilla
Gwe Dolyn
Packy Mcharland
Chicago
Freddie Welch
England
Badger Athletic Club
Milwaukee
Victoria
Seattle
Vancouver
Northwest
Stanford
Rasmussen
Affinity Scam Unmasked by Mail in Elgin Court Case
Marian Grey runs an affinity finding service in Elgin attracting suitors from across the nation. Postal inspectors charged her as profits rose to about $1,500 monthly before indictments and a trial led by Kenesaw Mountain Landis.
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Seattle Star
Chicago
Marian Grey
North Dakota
Texas
Kansas
King Cotton
Kentucky
Marian
Claudie-boy
Claudieboy
Hiim
Maid Martian
Elgin
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Simon
Maid Marian
Amsterdam
Holdups Captured Near Napevine by Japanese Workers
United Press reports four Japanese cooks at Northern Pacific construction site in Capualis held up a car last night. They entered during occupants absence, broke a trunk, and took two watches and two razors. They fled when confronted by Japanese workers, then were pursued and forced to surrender to Sheriff Deggeller and deputies.
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United Press
Capualis
All Japanes
Cook
Northern Pacific Construction
Napevine
Deggeller
Midotabt
Cane and wand exercises provide easy fitness for women
Margaret Madison promotes cane broom handle or curtain pole exercises as a gentler alternative to Indian clubs. She urges performing wand moves near an open window to improve lung capacity, posture, and relaxation, with varied positions to exercise all muscles.
Will Reinstate High School Professionals
The Washington high school athletes deemed professional by a recent Amateur Athletic Union ruling are expected to be reinstated soon. Officials say lax administration allowed many to compete as amateurs, prompting records to be wiped and a stricter amateur policy to be enforced thereafter.
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Washington High School
Amateur Athletic Union
Big Horse Show Planned in Vancouver BC
Vancouver hosts its first major horse show on March 19 20 and 21 with $5000 in prizes and many entries already filled. A spacious drill ball is secured and entrants from Seattle Portland and Tacoma will attend. John W Considine donates a silver trophy as top stock displays and the event aims for social and financial success in the Canadian west.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Percy F. Godenrath
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
John W. Considine
Canadian West
Churchill and Wood win S A C bowling doubles title
Churchill and Wood captured the doubles crown at the S A C bowling tourney with 1091 pins. Mengle and Degman came in second with 1029, while Young and Brown placed third with 675 as scores list a sequence of frame totals.
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Mengle
Degman
Young and Brown
Churchill
Wood
Double Header Basketball At Lincoln Gym Tonight
A double header features Mt Vernon and Lincoln high schools with a preliminary girls game at Lincoln. Ly man Maass may join the junior and senior squads as Casey Lowman and Sparger hold center and guard posts amid expectations of a hard main event. In Topeka Kansas the Rock Island and Santa Fe railways will hire more telegraphers to meet the nine hour federal rule.
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Lincoln Gym
Mt. Vernon
Lincoln
Lyman Maass
Casey
Lowman
Sparger
Topeka
Kas
Rock Island and
Santa Fe Railways
Meteors Defeat S A C In Rough Seattle League Match
The Meteors beat a team from the 8 A C 29 to 19 in the Seattle Basketball League Section A game. The contest featured rough play, with Meteors Clementson Moxley and Hoar stars while Meagher and Matthews also contributed from former teams.
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Meteors
A. C
Eclub
Clementson
Moxley
Hoar
Meagher
Matthews
Herkeley
Actor George W. Wessels Dies in Paralyzing Illness
United Press reports veteran actor George W. Wessels lasting 34 years in leading parts with Ed Wynn and other stage stars died in the city of paralysis attributed to exposure suffered while performing with Blanche Bates in Darling of the Gods three years earlier.
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United Press
Deny
George W. Wessels
Edwin
Blanche Bates
Mount Vernon Debaters Triumph in Chehalis Contest
CHEHALIS Feb 23 Mount Vernons debating team Robin Wells and Laura Hard defeated Chehalis debaters Claude Harmon and Agnes Iippinger in the third interscholastic contest of the series. Reverend F W Keator Olympia bishop addresses Sunday club at the M C A tomorrow at 7 16 pm. William's Jubilee Singers to perform in the lobby.
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F. W. Keator
Olympia
William’s Jubilee Singers
Mt. Vernon
Chehalis
Mount Vernon
Robin Wells
Laura Hard
Claude Harmon
Agnes Iippinger
Ten Giria and No Man staged by Seattle Liederkranz chorus
Von Suppe's comic operetta Ten Giria and No Man will be presented by the mixed chorus of the Seattle Liederkranz at Turner hall 1819 Highbay tomorrow evening at 8 15. A good musical program precedes the opera and a ball will follow the entertainment.
Modern Probleme Rally At First Presbyterian Church
A rally for Christian Endeavor Epworth League Rh Y P U and other young associations will be held at the First Presbyterian church Monday evening. A good program has been arranged.
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Rally of All Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
First Presbyterian Church
Japanese prisoners released under Natal Act ruling
Chief Justice Hunter ordering immediate discharge of two Japanese detainees held in New Westminster jail for violating a provincial act. He declares the Natal act inoperative, directing their release today in Vancouver.
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United Press
Vancouver
B.C
Hunter
New Westminster
Veteran Editor Crosby S. Noyes Dies in Pasadena
Crosby S. Noyes longtime editor of the Washington Evening Star died after 6:20 p m at Hotel Raymond Pasadena surrounded by family. He had been in Pasadena for some time and retained his faculties to the end.
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Angeuis
Los Eles
Prize Winners in Washington High School Oratorical Contest
Mary Barrell of the junior class won $20 for first place in the Washington high school oratorical contest held last night by the Sons of the American Revolution. Melville Monheimer and Reinhold Loewe, both seniors, earned $10 and $5 for second and third prizes as the event celebrates Washington's birthday with annual statewide contests to encourage civic knowledge and public speaking.
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Mary Barrell
Wasington Home
Washington High School
Melville Monheimer
Reinhold Loewe
State Society of the
Bons
Washington
City
Baseball Goods Sale for Boys and Men
Special on baseball bats and balls for boys and men. Call to see selections and get prices. Hall storefront, Tillstave line.
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Hall
Money order thief robs Spokane merchants with forged orders
A man signing as J. P. Mason fleeced several local merchants with forged postal money orders. Victims include Leon Dornbvers and J. Dornberg each losing $45, Chicago Clothing $46 paid for a $25 overcoat, and Behach & Rilorden jewels worth $35. The forger, once in Portland Tacoma and Seattle, used stolen order blanks. Police and postal authorities expect more cases. methods described as crude.
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United Press
J. P. Mason
Seattle
Leon Dornbvers
J. Dornberg
Chicago
Behach & Rilorden
Niverside
Washington
Spokane
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Murder charge in brutal killing of toddler in Chicago
Michael Davala 41, an employee at the Rice Co mill in South Chicago, is charged with murdering three year old Joseph Devenick Jr. The landlord's son died after Davala allegedly scorched and burned him with boiling water following a dispute over the mother. The accused fled after the crime.
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Chicago
Michael Davala
Giant
Ltineia Rice Co
Mille
Joseph Devenick
Davala
Five railroad workers blown to pieces in dynamite blast
Reports say five men working on the new Weeters Pacific railroad tunnel near Heckwith were killed when a dynamite charge exploded. Two men were placing the charge while three others stood nearby. pieces of their bodies were hurled to great distances.
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United Press
Reno
Weeters Pacific Railroad
Heckwith
Revolution Threat Grows in Lisbon Amid Panic
A special dispatch from Lisbon reports rising revolutionary activity and anarchists spreading in various directions. The city faces great unease with business at a standstill as troops surround the palace and the garrison is held in readiness. Soldiers have been issued extra cartridges and ordered to fire directly at revolutionaries if mobilized.
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Paria
Lisbon
Clubs Must Close In Greater Pittsburg After Midnight
Police order all clubs closed at midnight in Greater Pittsburg. Hotels may allow guests to enter and leave, but liquor sales are forbidden after hours. The move follows numerous complaints from parents and wives.
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Pittsburg
Fed
Greater Pitteberg
Steam launches race on the bay near San Francisco
The battleship Nebraska and cruisers Washington and Tennessee raced on San Francisco Bay in a spirited water display. A drown was reported during the event.
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San Francisco
Nebraska
Washington
Tennessee
Cheap Colonist Rates Westbound Through Oregon Railroad
Travel deals announced for March and April by Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. From Chicago to destinations including St. Paul Omaha Kansas City and Missouri River points priced at 90 dollars and St Louis at 96.50. Tickets and deposits available at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave E EB Eilts General Agent.
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Oregon Raiiroad & Navigation Co
Chicago
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Missouri River
St. Louis
Union Ticket Office
First Ave
Goats and drowning tragedy near Tennessee steamer
A Chinese seaman, part of the Gymette crew, drowned after a man in the water slipped from a bluejacket’s grasp as Tennessee’s launch neared. The incident occurred while Gymette lay anchored nearby.
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Tennessee
Acquittal in Murder Trial of Hazelle Cornell
The jury acquitted Hazelle Cornell, charged with murdering George T. Bennett, a contractor in the city, with deliberations under three hours after a nearly six week trial. The report also notes T Jefferson Coolidge of Boston once serving as minister to the United States.
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Angeles
Hazelle Cornell
George T. Bennett
Boston
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Page
Ae Nee Fan Leagve
Bailey accused again in hold-up and shooting
For the second time William Wright identified Charles BK Bailey as the man who held him up and shot him near Seventh Avenue and Battery Street. Bailey faced a formal charge of assault with intent to commit robbery and was sent to the county jail.
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William Wright
Charles BK. Bailey
Seventh Av
Battery St
Fly On The Piger Seattle Tacoma Route Schedule
Round trip fare 600. Four daily round trips depart Seattle at 6:46 10:25 A M 2:05 and 6:46 P M and Tacoma at 8:38 A M 12:15 3:36 and 7:30 P M. U Seeley Jr Agent Gentile Tel Main 176 Tacoma Tel 212.
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Seattle-Tacoma
Seattle
Tacoma
U. Seeley, Jr
Genttle
Tecome
Mrs Gladstone to Give an Evening Reading Event
Mrs Gladstone, a known reader, will present a day evening reading event. Local crowd expected as she shares selections and insights, inviting the public to attend and enjoy her literary program.
Vivating Cattle Meeting Tomorrow at Plymouth Chores
A brief note indicates the Vivating Cattle will meet tomorrow in Plymouth for chores. The fragment references sublet rother Strangers, but details are unclear.
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Plymouth
Rother
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