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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1904
Page
2
Monarchs open at Monarch alleys with four-team series beating Yorks for a new city record 3844. State champion Mahnken leads with 411 and 237 games as Arcades fall in all games while Pamp's Pretsele win three straight and Troquois Pret games post strong scores.
The Seattle Kennel Club holds its first outdoor show at Madison Park pavilion tomorrow. Judge Watson from Mackensack NJ will distribute ribbons at 1 PM, weather permitting. Nearly 30 dogs expected. entries from British Columbia may be limited due to prior criticisms of a recent Victoria show.
Chicago April 12 F A Jones proved his ability to cover center field and handle base work and batting. In spring training Jones has shown up well and unless he has a run of bad luck his fielding, baserunning, and hitting should improve on last season.
Pacific Coast league action features Park Wilson's Smwashes and Tacoma as both travel across California. After a victorious stretch, Beattie faces Oakland in Oakland, then both clubs move to San Francisco for remaining games while Tacoma opens in Los Angeles in a multi game series.
A mysterious set of comments from the sleep buying city warns of efforts to limit Angela’s ascent as the Queen City’s aggregation rivals push against her. Freene begins a series today with stops in San Francisco and Portland possibly deciding the path.
Trenton April 18. Gov Murphy called a special session of the state legislature to pass a bill prohibiting live pigeons at trap shooting tournaments. The Morris Canal abandonment bill from last session will also be considered.
George Oddy of Westminster has long starred in British Columbia lacrosse championships. He can contribute on defense or attack as Seattle lines up with him in the lineup for upcoming games.
Loggereville Nationals and Colby tied 0 0 through 15 innings with no errors and no runs then the Nationals won on a home run. In San Francisco the Pacific Coast Golf association opens its women’s championship at the San Francisco Golf Club promising a historic event.
Ben Murphy and Robert Lane both age 22 and 23 were taken to the penitentiary to serve one year each for grand larceny involving breaking a seal on a Northern Pacific car and stealing clothing. The Snohomish County commissioners face a four mile road petition from Galena to Mineral City to access ore. an earlier railroad spur plan failed. Mrs Lee Matthews of Cavendish gave birth to Idaho’s first triplets weighing five six and seven pounds. Main Street property owners in Walla Walla sign for vitrified or asphalt paving from First to Fourth streets. Engineer Thomson of Beattie holds the plan. John Liner the logger arrives in Everett with a fractured skull from a quarrel blow. recovery possible. Joshua Herron of Cheney was unconscious for two hours.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It claims thousands have kidney trouble, offers free sample bottles and a booklet, and urges readers to mail for information, promising cures and improved overall health. It cites endorsements and the newspaper’s guarantee to readers.
A run away wagon causes injuries to an unnamed man. A Snohomish Cherry Valley trolley franchise is granted to W M Snyder and associates. Umatilla stockmen bring 40 mangy horses to Horse Heaven. prosecutions follow. New Westminster welcomes a Dominion Day opening of the Fraser River bridge. Mrs D W Taylor, pioneer of Snoqualmie valley, buried. cancer. D M Fish, Yakima pioneer, dies. Raenery Hines injures both ankles in a rig accident. Odd Fellows celebrate eighty fifth anniversary in Everett. Supreme Court upholds Tacoma street assessment. Tom Van Artadaler sentenced for theft in Prosser. Melting snow threatens Yakima Valley. 14 feet of snow on mountains. Caspar Stacy, pioneer, dies. Grace Montagup and Pelle Mershon injured in Snohomish accident. Thomas Elmore committed to asylum. Pavlino Panelli acquitted in self defense. Hamilton Lipsett seeks state auditor GOP nomination.
An old time world renowned dental group promotes its Brown’s Painless Dentistry system. The Brown Dental Parlors claim twelve years on the Pacific Coast with branches in Boston Tacoma Portland Everett and Beattie and tout a botanical method for painless extraction filling and crowning of teeth.
An advertisement asserts Dr King’s New Life Pills ease domestic troubles by aiding stomach and liver health. It claims relief and cure and notes availability at O. A. Guy Inc. drug store at Second and Vesler.
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