North Yakima seeks funds after 2000 debt in baseball effort
North Yakima reports a nearly $2000 deficit at the end of the season in organized baseball. The Rink company plans a $10,000 franchise with $2500 sold, hoping to raise funds this winter as the club pushes to join the Western Tri-State league next year. Several injuries were noted among players, with May spraining an ankle and others sidelined briefly. Tubby Wolfe and Stewart promote an all-star alumni lineup for Saturday against the Aggies, featuring notable players including Amy Hotger and Reinhart in key positions.
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Aggie Football Scrimmage Endangers Players at Corvallis
Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis reports a rough 30 minute scrimmage as coach Stewart fields Aggie candidates for an alumni game next Saturday. Several injuries occur during the session on campus.
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Yesterday's results in the big leagues
National League games included Philadelphia 1, Boston 1, Chicago 7, Pittsburg 1, New York 4, Brooklyn 2. American League scores show Washington 5, New York 2, Boston 5, Philadelphia 4.
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Spokane Beats Portland 11 Inning Marathon
Spokane outlasted Portland 11 innings as Chase scored on a wild throw and Mike Lynch added a run producing hit. Martinoni pitched well but lacked support before Eastley finished. Final score Portland 6 Spokane 8.
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Oakland Nineth Inning Rally Beats Venice At Home
In Oakland the game stayed tied at four until the ninth when Venice pitcher Griffin walked two and hit another, forcing in the deciding run as Oakland scored in the final frame. Stone started for Oakland but was relieved after the fourth. Killilay finished. Ferguson, Griffin and Elliott joined Stone, Killilay, Rohrer, Kreitz in the lineups.
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Blood Purifier 8 S S heals skin ailments fast
An advertisement promotes S Swift Specific 8 S S as a blood purifier that cures acne eczema lupus and rash by improving skin vessels and removing disease-causing elements. It claims the product tiros the demon of bad blood and offers a book from The Swift Specific Co. 190 Swift Brig Atlanta Ga and stresses availability in drug stores.
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California games set for Chicago Americans and New York Giants
Sacramento hosts the first of six games in California as Chicago Americans and New York Giants plan a six game set before a world tour. Danny Long, former manager of the San Francisco Coast League club, completed the arrangements yesterday. The opener will be on November 12 in Sacramento.
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Los Angeles Beats Sacramento 7-0 Behind Strong Offense
In Los Angeles on September 26 the home team overwhelmed Sacramento 7 to 0 as Chech and Munsell faced heavy wind and press. Williams started for the Wolves but left in the third inning. The line shows Saisie Williams Munsell Bliss Chech and Boles contributing to the win.
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Kilbane Dominates Goldberg in Featherweight Bout
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland outclassed Joe Goldberg of Rochester over ten rounds at the Olympic club in Rochester N Y. In the semi finals Earl Williams of Cleveland was outpointed by Chick Simler of Scranton signaling Kilbane’s strong challenge in the featherweight division.
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Fight Against Immodesty In Dress
Chicago September convention of Cook County Women’s Christian Temperance Union outlines a national campaign to curb modern dress styles. It urges women’s groups to influence young girls and appeals to style show officials and dress manufacturers to restore modest attire. Prominent speakers denounce current fashions including decollete evening gowns.
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Gems Believed Stolen Are Found Hidden
Pittsburg Sept 26 Attorneys Victor J Levy and Meyer Shapira were held for court in 10000 bail on conspiracy charges Informations filed by Frank M Hickok New York rep of the National Jewelers Board of Trade allege Louis Shoep a jeweler who went bankrupt after a store fire had diamonds worth 20000 stolen during the blaze but later recovered in a safe deposit box through a recovery effort by the board.
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Bill aims at high meat prices in Calves penalty bill
Washington September 26 A bill introduced by Representative Adamson targets killing calves under two years old or shipping their meat with penalties of a 100 dollar fine or six months imprisonment or both if enacted. In other news at West Point hazing action upheld Secretary Garrison supported Colonel Townsley who stripped 15 cadets of privileges after hazing findings.
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Doctor says typhoid cases in city mainly from outside
Dr Eri Parker notes most typhoid patients treated locally came from other communities while an epidemic of dysentery and bowel diseases spreads. He rejects city water as the cause, cites atmospheric conditions and insists boiling water 20 to 30 minutes is the surest defense.
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Strengthen Weak Kidneys With Electric Bitters
Strengthen weak kidneys with Electric Bitters the remedy praised by women everywhere Start with a bottle today and feel renewed with ambition and less pain Mr John Dowling of San Francisco reports it cured his wife when all else failed Also good for the liver indigestion and biliousness Price 60 cents and 1 00 at Koeppens.
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Banks Closed in Beach City and Mount Eaton Ohio
Acting under new state supervision law, Superintendent Emery Lattaner shut Citizens Bank at Beach City and Citizens Bank at Mount Eaton, placing a special agent in charge. Both banks, owned by the same individuals, show $129,000 in deposits with $40,000 in losses. depositors will not be paid in full.
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Increased Vigilance by Officers in Las Animas County
TRINIDAD Colo Sept 26 Sheriff J R Gridham ordered heightened vigilance across Las Animas coal camps after Marshal Robert Lee was killed at Segundo by three men suspected of coal miner strike activity. Deputy Labor Commissioner B E Brake, per Governor Ammons, began a formal investigation into the shooting.
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Do You Hear Consumption Dr King’s New Discovery
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles with a testimonial from Stillman Green of Malichite Col. claiming recovery from consumption after using the remedy. It promises a money refund if it does not help and lists prices of 60c and $1.00.
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Science of logging discussed at Spokane
Spokane Wash Sept 26 Discussions of the best ways to finance the advance of logging engineering opened the Pacific Logging Congress a four day annual convention. Several hundred delegates from British Columbia Idaho Montana Washington Oregon and California attend. Pointing out that half of the standing timber in the United States is on the Pacific coast slopes the speakers urged adoption of ree...
Convention urged chairs for logging engineering in colleges
E P Blake presided as meetings discussed establishing chairs for logging engineering in major colleges and universities. The convention showcased leading lumbermen presenting papers on both scientific and practical aspects of the logging industry to prepare young men entering the field.
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