Word: suited
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...later issues. To judge from the present specimen, readers of the Advocate for the rest of the year may expect to find there each fortnight a few suggestive editorial notes, in the discussion of which undergraduates may find occasion to sharpen their wits, several short stories calculated to suit varying tastes but never dull, and some bits of verse which should not be analyzed too closely...
...their second trip up-stream the men went about a half a mile again in easy stretches before turning. They rowed all eight most of the time and went along in fairly satisfactory style, despite the fact that they were in the 1905 shell, which was not rigged to suit the needs of the men individually. At stroke Morgan showed some improvement over his performances early in the week and Severance at number 7 seemed to have lengthened out his stroke somewhat. The men got fairly well together at times and the crew as a whole showed great promise. Richardson...
...Avenel then traced the changes in price which had affected other food products from the Middle Ages down to the present time. Similar changes have indirectly applied to clothing as well. Now a suit of clothes represents about four per cent of the income of the average workingman, whereas in old times it represented about eight per cent of the salaries...
...National Football Rules Committee will meet this morning at 10 o'clock at the Murray Hill Hotel, New York, to discuss changes in the present rules to suit next season's play. As the terms of seven members of the Committee expire on January 1, it is understood that these men will be re-appointed today, and the Committee will be empowered to prepare final rules for 1907. According to statements made by several members of the Committee, there will be no radical changes this year, the only alterations being a few minor ones. Coach W. T. Reid...
...University football squad: Apollonio, Bird, Brock, Burr, Foster, Fraser, Gilder, Gilmore, Gray, Hall, Hoar, Inches, Kennard, Kersburg, Lincoln, Lockwood, Macdonald, Mason, Newhall, Nourse, Orr, Osborne, Parker, Peirce, Starr, Warren, and Wendell. They will report for breakfast at the Union tomorrow morning at 7.30 o'clock, with their dress suit cases packed. The squad will leave the Square at 8 o'clock on a special electric car. All members of the second squad must get railroad tickets and side-line badges from assistant manager Dutcher this afternoon...