Horse Show Opens at Queen Anne Riding Academy
Preparations are finished for the big horse show at the Queen Anne Riding academy opening tomorrow at 10 AM with colt and fillies judging. Tickets scarce at Han sen's jewelry store. reserved tickets may be released if not claimed by 2 PM today. Notable entries include Searchlight owned by A L White of Spokane and Margaret D owned by Charles D Davis of Seattle. Thoroughbred saddle class features Eroela, Mrs Nickel, Lynn, Payette. Judges listed. referee judge W A Dodson from Marion Iowa.
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Queen Anne
Hansen’s Jewelry Store
North West
Searchlight
Spokane
A .L. White
New York
Margaret D
Charles D. Davis
Seattle
Minneapolis
St. Paul
O. H. P. LaFarge
Eroela
J. C. Moore
Mrs. Nickel
A. & Taylor
Lynn
J. D
Payette
Major Boutelle
A. T. van Ge Vanter
L. H. Hadley
C. B. van An D. Morse
RR. L. Ireland
W. Leggie
George L. Trotter
Tom Corson
George Sutherland
W. A Dodson
Marion
Iowa
Nevada fight fever risks ruin of the prize ring
Column questions Nevada boxing excess as Bly reports 22 600 subscribed for a Joe Gans Herman battle in Bly and promoters push ever larger purses. Writer warns that Nevada style purses inflate egos and threaten sport, urging restraint to preserve the game and long term profits.
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Nevada
Kid Herman
Joe Gans
Bly, Nev
Prise Ring
Jimmy Coffroth
Frisco
Nevada Gold
California
Los Angeles
Coffroth
Rob Firesimmons
Sharkey
Jeffries
Record of 1906 athletic marks and distances
Summary of 1906 track and field results including 100 yards Dan Kelly 209 3-5 seconds and mile by J P Comnett 4 1534, marathon W J Sherring 26 miles 2 61 25, high jump Reay C Ewry 6 ft 2 14 in, sprints M F Sweeney 6 ft 6 58 in, standing long jump R C Ewry 11 ft, long jump M Prinatein 24 ng Leroy Sanme 12 ft 4 74 in, 16 pound hammer J Flannagan 178 ft 13 in, shot W W Coe 49, shot Ralph Rose 34.
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Dan Kelly
J. P. Comnett
W. J. Sherring
Reay C. Ewry
M. F. Sweeney
R C. Ewry
M. Prinate
Cutts Expected Back Tonight for Harvard Football
Oliver Cutts is expected to return from the east tonight to help Harvard for the Christmas game against Muit. Tom McDonald plans to shift concerns of the big five S A C football team to Cutts as he resumes coaching duties after fall work with Harvard.
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Oliver Cutts
Tom McDonald
Cutts
Harvard
Muit
Place
Ed White Tailor Promises Holiday Suits and Overcoats
Ed White, the taller, can tailor a suit or over coat in time for the holidays. He guarantees the swellest article you ever saw that will fit and please you in every respect. 208 Collebidg.
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White
Colle
Hedges on Football Bet and Wins Out Both Ways
Arthur Irwin recalls betting on Harvard Yale game and hedging to win both ways. He gambled $100 Harvard would not score but Yale and the Harvard side failed to score, yielding a double win after a tense, balanced match.
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Hedges
Arthur Irwin
Altoona
Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
Boston
Lick High Team Plans Seattle Trip After North Division Clash
Student body president Karnest Thompson thanks Professor Geiger for support shown to the Lick High School football squad in Seattle. The team aims to meet North Division High School of Chicago, with principal and parents approving the trip, hoping gate receipts cover expenses. Lick collected over $1,400 at the Seattle gate after needing 1,19 to defray costs.
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Chicago
Seattle
Geiger
The
Lick High School
Races Report From Yesterday’s Program
First race at three quarters of a mile saw Pasadella 107 win with Bushthorpe 110 second and three length margin. Time 1 16 2 5. Second race at eleven sixteenths Plausible 107 won by six to six over Silver Line 107 with Galvestonian 110 third. Time 1 08 3 46. Third race thirteen sixteenths Metiakalta 102 won at 3 to 1 over El Chihuahua 107 and Pachuca 107. Time 1 22 1. Fourth race three fourths of a mile Combfo 109 ridden by W Miller finished 2 to to Bieven Grolisl Taller 604 da Ave.
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Personary
W. Miller
Pasadella
Bushthorpe
Plausible
Silver Line
Galvestonian
Metiakalta
el Chihuahua
Pachuca
Combfo
Horse Racing Summary of Multiple Races and Winners
Reports list multiple race outcomes with winners and times. Avonal, Gov. Davin, Prestige, Orchan, Treasure Beeker, Gentie Harry, Moentalbon, Gorgalette, Bauble, Hetropan among winners. times shown include 1:47 18 and 1:60 1-2 for various routes.
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Lord Nelson
Iron Watson
Avonal
Gov. Davin
la Salle
Prestige
Stunter
Orchan
Inflavomable
Jockeys Shine At The Meadows Summer Meet
R W H Joe Meliride led the meet at The Meadows that summer while Keogh rode four winners in a single day across multiple races.
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Joe Meliride
Keogh
By Laws Extracts From German Savings and Building Loan Assn
Section outlines provide stockholders a safe profitable investment and loan savings on real estate or stock securities. It allows loans to shareholders or others for building or other purposes with lump sum or installment payments. Secretary Chas Dener to discuss details at 416 Batley Building.
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Savings, Building @ Loan Association
Chas. Dener
Batley Building
Aoe
Third Avenue Trustee Property No 6 Offering Big Seattle Block
Ground is breakable for a twenty story office building on the east side of Third Avenue between Columbus and Marionets. Units of Trustee Property No 6 sell in blocks of 19 990, 20 000 and 690 000 with rising value and steady income. Banks real estate dealers attorneys and brokers all invest, urging safe growth and equal earning across investment scales.
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Third Av
Columbis and
Marionets
Geattie
Seattle
Sports Roundup Mixed Tidbits From National Arena
A mosaic of sports notes: Yale and Harvard athletic receipts totals, boxing bouts featuring Willie Kremm and Rube Smith, Oliver Drew as handball champion, Marvard’s football relations, managerial shifts in baseball, prizefighting legality debates, gas and auto stats, Gane-Hermanecrap ref talk, Nat League elections, and Bob Walthour’s bid to regain his Madison Square Garden pace lead.
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Bob Walthour
Atlanta
Madison Square Garden
New York
Walthour
Markets Report Shows Mixed Fresh Produce and Stable Livestock
The steamer arrival brings California vegetables and fruit with few grapes, grape prices soft, sweet potatoes up to 2.34 per pound, and butter steady. Livestock, meats, poultry, and dairy remain firm. Odd items include cabbage, turnips, peppers, eggs with several regional price points noted. A local ad urges cleaning old clothes at the Pantorium.
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California
Universal
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Vorbett
Jas. J. Corbett
Winer
First Avenue
Seattle, Wash
LICK
Bieven Grolisl
da Ave
Agcor
Polly -Fronquelo
Hhar
Treasure Beeker
Toca Harelline
Tome
Bill Curtie
Carroll
Gentie Harry
Mougtebank
Kirkfield Belle
Quarrington
Moentalbon
Nappa
J. F. Donohue
Harra
Gorgalette
Piquet
Masapan
Preston
Bauble
Mirtle
Als
Hetropan
Perry Wicks
Racing Inquiry
Third Avenue
Lowman Building
Sport Dope
Chicago Cube
Willie Kemm
Willie Kremm
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell, Maas
Rube Smith
Denver
Coliseum
Oliver Drew
America
Dennis Sullivan
Marvard
Eliot
Jack Doyle
Brewers
Dew Motes
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Baseball Company
Garry
Devlin
Nashville
Tenn
Indian Territory
Hennings
New York City
United States
Tonopah
Jim Jeffries
George Siler
Nate Lewis
Teddie Graney
Selig
Gana
Bet Masterson
National League of Baseball Clube
Victoria Hotel
Pulliam
John T. Brush
New York Club
Cincinnati
Uncle Joe
2Nd Ave
Brooks
Second Avenue
Ceason
Tike
Smalier
Brooklyn
Satone
Tim
Vegeteches
Eranberrion
Garitok
Oregon Ranch
Fish
K. Is
Washington
Ted
Lime Ana Cement
Pantérium
Yale Dentiata Bey
Yesler and
Second
Guy's Drug Store
Yale Dentists
Guy
Garvey-Buchanan Co
Buster Brown
Mr. Jack
Poor LA Mose
Foxey Grandpa
Katsen Jammer
Santa Claus
Santa
Old Gants Clare
Mollie
Bissells
Norfolk
Norfolk Jackets
Germantown
Henry
Horatio Alger Jr
Lumber Exchange Bldg
Albert Hansen
Fet Avenug
Houghton & Hunter
Sevente
Cs Bay Boat Out
Pacific A
Nature
M. M. Ring
Osteopathic Phys Main
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