Pullen Named All American by Edgren Selection
Robert Edgren selects Dan Pullen of Washington as a first team All American. The lineup includes two from Cornell, three from Princeton, two Harvard players, two Yale men, one West Point and one Cal State nominee with positions listed for each.
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Robert Edgren
Regpo Nated
Dan Pullen
Uniiversity
Washington
Pullen
Seattle
Cornell
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Weat Point
Calliste
Whater
Low
Ampson
d‘Ornell Cemter ii
Vine
Grant
Burr
I Low
Oxo
Cardale
Trad Jones
Harlan
AleCable
McCormick
Will Not Play Pullman Postseason Game
A United Press report from Corvallis Oregon states Oregon Agricultural College will not play a postseason game in Portland against Washington State College. The team had left for Los Angeles and training had ended after the Thanksgiving game, making the Pullman challenge impossible to accept. Coach Norcross planned to depart for the east to resume studies at Michigan School of Mines.
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United Press
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon Agricultural College
Portland
Washington State College
Greenhaw
Los Angeles
Pullman
Norcross
East
Michigan School of Mines
Lincoln Meets Washington In City Championship Gridiron
Officials Carver Place Huntoon and Jack will preside over the Lincoln versus Washington high school game next Wednesday deciding the city title. Lincoln seeks a win to upset former northwest champions, with team lineup shaped by late practices. Coach Allen bars dancing at the Junior Prom to keep players in condition.
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Carver
Place
Huntoon
Jack
Lincoln
Washington
Northwest
Allen
Cubs Decide to Train in the South
Word from Los Angeles confirms Chicago Cubs world champions will not visit California this winter. President Murphy wired that arrangements have been made for the Cubs to train in the south, ending local hopes of a winter appearance.
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Chicago
Murphy
Cubs
South
Northwest Championship Set: Oregon Aggies to Face Washington State
The Northwest football title will be decided as Oregon Agricultural College plays Washington State College in Portland next week. O A C has won all games but only against Oregon and Willamette, leaving an unsettled state. The Pullman team is regarded as the strongest opponent, making the winner claim the championship honor.
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Northwest
Oregon Agricultural College
Washington State College
Portland
Oregon
Willamette
Pullman
Ington
Rush Awarded Raise Keeps Seattle Baseball Star
Harry Rush will return to the Seattle team for another season after the manager raised his salary recognizing his outstanding performance last year. Dugdale has finalized terms with the small box artist and will pass along the prize for Seattle again next season. Rush spent the winter in Spokane honing basketball skills and staying in top condition.
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Harry Rush
Settle
Dugdale
Seattle
Rush
Spoier Ons
Yesterday's Races Results at Palms and Nearby Track
First race at futurity course John H Sheehan 109 Palms won at 2 to 1 May Amelia 104 runner up Webber 109 third time 1 10 25 Second race seven eighths Edith R 105 Sandy 60 to 1 won Baboo 105 second Im port 108 third time 1 28 Third race one mile and fifty yards Red But 109 Miller 5 to 1 won Willis Green 164 second
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John H Sheehan
Palms
May Amelia
Webber
Edith R
Sandy
Baboo
Import
Red But
Miller
Willis Green
Thoroughbred Race Results From Montpelier Meet
The Mist won the third race for Col White with time 1:21 as Lynch rode 104. Tavora led by Miller at 10 to 1 in the fifth, Col White again second with 106 as Sir Hrillar 110 placed third. Burleigh 107 ridden by A B Cook finished second in the sixth, Native Son 106 placed third with a 1 00 45 time.
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Ond
Gorgalete
The
Mist
Lynch
Col White
Mary F
Tavora
Miller
Sir Hrillar
A. B. Cook
Tacoma Golfers Lose Northwestern Match to Portland
Tacoma's golf team fell 4 games to 2 to Portland in the northwestern tournament played yesterday at the Tacoma Golf and Country Club. The pace was even though Portland edged ahead on late holes. a crowd observed under less than ideal weather as scores remained solid.
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Tacoma
Portland
May puts up the com for Battling Nelson bout
Jim May of Reno deposits 600 in gold with Jack Welch to force a match for Battling Nelson. A telegraph report says 500 has been posted by Gans to bind a McParland vs Battler bout. The weight is set at 131 pounds stripped and the venue is flexible. Ketchel vs Thomas odds stay 10 to 8 favorite with no early changes expected.
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Jim May
Battling Nelson
Colin
Jack Welch
Gans
Chicago
Packey
Ketchel Thomas
Ketchel
Lanagan Leaves Stanford to Join San Francisco Law Firm
TO LOSE LANAGAN Stanford will have to develop its football team next year without the aid of Jim Lanagan the famous coach who has been handling athletics at the California college. Lanagan has decided to become a lawyer and will soon join a prominent San Francisco firm.
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Stanford
Jim Lanagan
California College
Lanagan
San Francisco
Missing figure delays Calhoun trial in San Francisco
United Press reports Special Prosecutor Heney would not confirm contact with Big Jim Gallagher. Gallagher’s absence has stalled the Calhoun trial, though authorities know his whereabouts and feel confident in bringing him to San Francisco. Gallagher had left for his con-
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Ey United Press
San Ancisco
Heney
Big Jim
Gallagher
Calhoun
Laeace
San Francisco
Trial resume expected as Gallagher elusive
It is reported that Gallagher has not yet been located despite a list of elites in Lawh given with district attorney permission. He planned to visit certain officials on specified dates but miscommunication delays hinder his capture. Letters and telegrams may have miscarried, yet the trial is set to resume next Monday.
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Lawh
Gallagher
Hundreds of Saloons Go Out of Business in Illinois Dry Counties
Chicago report notes hundreds of saloons shut as voter's dry law takes effect at midnight. Edwards Johnson Massac Pope Union Wabash Williamson counties in southern Illinois become dry. Saloons near Williamson and towns near Kentucky border close out stocks at reduced prices.
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United Press
Chicago
Hainois
Edwards
Johnson
Massac
Pope
Union
Wabash
Williamson
Ily
Williamson County
Gliconda
Kentucky
Two New Republican Candidates File Declarations
Two candidates filed declarations for ward council seats. T P Fay, real estate man of 710 North Seventy third street, seeks councilman from the Eleventh ward, and Joel Docking, a contractor of 2806 Dearborn street, seeks councilman from the Second ward, in the office of Comptroller Carroll yesterday afternoon.
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Carroll
T. P. Fay
North
Seventythird St
Joel Docking
Dearborn Sr
Hat sale advertised by N. Brooks 2 Co
A local hat shop listing promotes hats for sale by N. Brooks 2 Co located at 1331 Second Avenue. The short notice highlights the vendor and street address as the sale point.
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N. Brooks 2 Co
Norris founder of rise and Rowe circus dies by self-inflicted shot
In Santa Cruz California Dee T An drew Norris, founder of the Nor rise and Rowe circus, shot himself at his brother's home in Nor ria. He was 44, a native of Obto, and had been despondent for some time.
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Banta Cruz
Cal
Dee
Norria
Norrin
Obto
Businessmen Serve as Waiters at Hotel Honeville Strike
A strike at Hotel Honeville in Taco, Washington, over a head waitress led prominent local businessmen to fill roles. Henry Blakeley carried fruit, A B Graf ton delivered soup, Lumberman Rose served fish, and Bonker George Hurke handled salad as the hotel faced staffing gaps while Mrs Reynolds refused concessions.
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United Press
Taco
Wash
Honeville
Henry Blakeley
Northern Pacific
A. B. Grafton
Lumbermae Rose
George Hurke
Reynolds
State studies plans to raise trust company reserves
A state commission appointed by Gov. Hughes weighs changes to banking laws, proposing large reserve funds for trust companies. One plan requires 26 percent of all deposits on hand, 10 percent to banks, and 15 percent to the companies’ value. A second plan sets reserve at 24 percent of demand deposits with a nominal six percent reserve on time deposits.
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Gov. Hughes
Vauue
Robber Returns Checks After Hold Up
A robber who held up a Washington Annex hotel Tuesday night returned 500 in checks and drafts to the hotel in an addressed envelope. The misaddressed mail reached Washington Iron Works but was rerouted to the proper owner. A legible note in poor handwriting referenced Seattle 1907 and enclosed the checks. The $200 bill was not enclosed. Police are pursuing the suspect.
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Washington Iron Works
Seattle
Wash
Attorney Holzheimer Clashes With Tom Page at Office Door
W A Holzheimer denies being Page’s son in a conflict outside Page’s offices on Wednesday. He says he went to Page’s chambers to obtain papers, was assaulted, and then returned armed with a notarial seal to siege Page until police were called.
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W. A. Holzheimer
Tom Page
Page
Guilty Wife and Lover Die in Italian Auto Trap
Rome reports a sensational murder plot in which Signor Achilles Bertoni rigged a wire trap that maims both lover Adolphus Zerbati and Signora Bertoni. The couple’s car struck the wire near the Albani villa, both perished, Jenny Bertoni survived briefly then swooned, Zerbati confessed before dying. Bertoni surrenders amid question of unwritten law public sentiment.
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Seattle Star
Rome
Italy
Spoksman
Adolphus Zerbati
Signora Bertoni
Signor
Achilles Bertoni
Ebion Rotelli
Palermo
Bertoni
Jenny
Berton
Zerbati
Jenny Herton
Albani
Jenny Bertoni
Stock Exchange
Brother
Jenny Hertont
Hertont
Lte
New York Society Elects Officers and Executives
The New York society last night elected Frank P. Lewry and others as presidents and members of the executive committee. Included were Vilas, Judge George Marr, Judge Milo A. Root, Harry D. Kurley, Wallace Th Lae view, and committee members Th Jackson, Dr. Joseph B. Tucker, George France, George K. Oryell, George B. Cole, A. H. Neebe, Mrs. A. K. Loose, Julian Beeker, and Mrs. F. H. Rutherford.
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New York Society
Frank P. Lewry
Agell Vilas
George Marr
Milo A. Root
Harry D. Kurley
Wallace
Cludes M. Th Jackson
Airman
Joseph BK. Tucker
Howe France
George K. “Oryell
George B. Cole
A. H. Neebe
Mra
A. K. Loose
Julian Beeker
F.H. Rutherford
Detective Wong Pong Shot Dead in Oakland Corner Killing
Wong Pong, a 25 year old Chinese private detective, was shot three times in the head and killed at the corner of California and Wetster in Oakland. The assailant, also Chinese, fled as investigators examine the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
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Wong Rou
Wan
California
Wetster
Wong Pong
Eighthet
Oakland
Rainier Heights Improvement Club Seeks District Reroute
The Rainier Heights Improvement Club plans to move the district from its current locality and has formed a committee to urge the mayor to issue an order for the change. The committee includes PL Allen Eugene W Way G KR Cram and W Oltman and Dr Randall.
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Rainier Heights
Helen Gould Busy Work Chief Among Wealthy Women
New York reports Miss Helen Gould the multimillionaire philanthropist is among the busiest women in the city. She personally manages stock and bond affairs, runs charitable projects, funds libraries for soldiers, and supervises facilities for sailors at a naval Y M C A. Her day includes correspondence, teaching, and staying in touch with books and music while maintaining plain social ties.
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Jacob Waldeck
Seattle
New York
Helen Gould
Army
Navy
Mine Gould
Law School
New York University
Mise Gould
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Naval Y. M.C. A
Tarrytown
Miss Gould
Gould
Bank Statements Show Uptick in City Deposits
The Merchants Bank under W M Ladd reports 417 464 dollars in deposits and 38 156 cash on hand with 10 000 in clearing house certificates since the recent flurry. The First National Bank with NH Latimer president lists 182 519 in deposits, 20 556 cash on hand and 7 500 clearing house certificates. The banks indicate a substantial rise in deposits and cash on hand. Jim Crow bill passes the senate 36 to 3 with 4 absent and 1 excused and becomes effective in 60 days after gubernatorial signing. Keystone Land sold the southeast double corner of Madison and Minoravy to United Cities Trustee for 765 000 dollars. a seven story modern family hotel is planned on the site.
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Port Townsend
Merchante Bank
W. M. Ladd
First National Bank
NH Latimer
Guthrie
Okla
Senate
Keystone Land Company
Madison and
Minoravy
United Cities
Comppany
Saloon Keeper Dies in Marquette After Nose Bleed
Arthur Lepalme a 25 year old saloon proprietor in Marquette Michigan died in a local hospital from a nose bleed after three months of recurrent attacks that baffled doctors. The bleeding intensified and lasted for hours at times before he could control it.
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Arthur Lepalme
Marquette
Physiciana
Lepalme
Training Class For Sunday School Teachers Planned
Local union of Sunday school superintendents announces a training class for teachers. It will introduce new lines of instruction based on pedagogy and modern psychology.
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Union of Sunday School Super Intendenta
Hold up at Paul’s saloon during actor influx
A gunman robbed Paul’s saloon in Olympia at about 1 am. He forced patrons including Maude Fealy company members to the wall and took the money before fleeing toward Stellacoom. Police pursue. two victims identified him and alerted Tacoma officers. The suspect remained at large.
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Olympia
Paul
Maude Fealy Company
Tacoma
Capa
Stellacoom
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