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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1903

Page

3

Bruin Seattle Triumph and Spokane Narrow Defeat in Openers

In a dramatic Seattle opener, Gus Tavue Ki’s team edged Spokane 3 to 2 at Athletic Park as fireworks faded. Beattle fans praised a fast exhibition with Klept’s squad showing depth and two doubles from A O and a strong pitching turn by Toucks. Meanwhile San Francisco routed Helena 12 to 2, and Butte beat Los Angeles 5 to 2 as Pacific National action continued amid rainouts and standings showing Spokane and Seattle near top of the standings.

Gustavue Ki Mookeane Athletic Park Gus Klept Seattle

David Harun at the Grand Delights and Moves Audience

William J. Crane stars in David Harun a hearty yet scheming country banker with wit and conscience The performance draws tears and applause while Crane stays in character throughout Also featured are Francis Clark Keridan Tupper and a curtain response The note ends with Young Corbett appearing at the Third Avenue Theater tomorrow and Saturday for a four round exhibition.

David Harun William J. Crane le Tve Mr. Crane David Harum Yew Crane Bie Francis Clark Cil+lum Kéridan Tupper David Marum Young Corbett Avene Theater Baturdey

Coast League game results strain into rain dampened schedule

Pacific Coast League action reports multiple sloppy results with Oakland and San Francisco tied to a 4 3 score and two outfield catches noted for Los Angeles in a 3 3 draw. Portland Seattle game postponed by rain dampening the slate.

San Francisco Oakland San Pranciece Halterton Lebman Hodeon Los Angeles Angeies Grahym Spies Tinpire Connell Portland

Canal dispute stains Chamber of Commerce debate

A Seattle business meeting heated over a Waterway Company project described as a burrow pit. A special committee led by K A Ballin and others accused the company of steering operations toward questionable gains and urged retaining streets and grading routes to the opposite bank. The chamber delayed action to study the Waterway Company’s plan further, while figures like Hartman and Metcalfe weighed in on the report.

Chamber of Commerce K. A. Ballin John Sebram George FP Cot W. Mobderts Water Pie Seattle & Lake Washington C Cmpany Waterway Company Watt Memple Caapany Mr. Roberts Comenut John P. Hartman Semple J. Metcalfe Hartman Mr. Metcalfe Jacob Furth Harry Stevens Taylor Pioneer Liquor Company First National Bank Stevens Seattle

Vaudeville Stars Arrive At Grand and Third Avenue

Young Corbett headlines a vaudeville bill at Third Avenue with partner Kid McPudden in a specialty act. Weston & Herbert lead a big vaudeville company at the Grand this Sunday through Tuesday. Bartow Minstrels and Horton Minnettes also schedule engagements at Third Avenue and Madison Theater offers a strong bill.

Weston @ Herbert Grand Nett Weston Sod Mertert Guvelty Aketed Artits Pacific Denham Bartow Minstrela Third Ave Horton Minnettes Third Avenue Theater J. A. Coburn Madison Theater

Third Avenue Regrade Decision Delayed by Property Owners

After a heated debate, the Streets Committee leaves regrading decisions to property owners on Third Avenue. The panel plans to recommend an ordinance allowing majority abutter input. A compromise grade known as the Lappy or compromise is likely, with Fourth Avenue owners awaiting the Third Avenue outcome before acting.

Comcil Committee of Third Avenue J. Smith HM. Milee Fourth Avenue

Miss Stone to Talk at Missionary Union Meeting

The seventh semi annual meeting of the Women’s Missionary Union will be held at Congregational Church at Broadway and Harrison. The morning program starts at 10 o clock, luncheon follows, and the afternoon program begins at 1 o clock, closing at 4:39. Miss Ellen Stone is expected to attend the afternoon session. All visitors will be welcome.

Women's Missionary Union Places Congregational Church Broadway Harrison Streets Neen Ellen M. Btone

John Collins Pioneer and Millionaire Dies at Beattie

John Collins, longtime Beattie leader and Pacific Northwest promoter, died at his home 702 Minor avenue after a two year illness. Born in England 68 years ago, he helped found Seattle before statehood, served as mayor, promoted rail and coal ventures, and left an estate near 1.25 million. Widow, five children survive.

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