Frats Fight For Championship In Inter Frat Football
The inter fraternity football championship narrowed to two teams after two games. Kappa Sigs beat the Delta Thetas 6 to 0. Phi Gamma Delta defeated Sigma Nu 6 to 6. Brilliant plays by H Camp and Frank Coyle noted. Championship to be played by Kappa Sigs and Phi Gamma Delta next week.
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Ve Delta Thetas
Phi Gramma Delta m
H Camp
Sigma Nu
Phi Gamma
Kappa Slama
Phi Gamma Delta
Multnomah and Seattle Clash in Portland Game
Multnomah eyes a rebound against Seattle Athletic in Portland after a close defeat last week. Seattle’s squad travels with Superintendent Inglis and Coach Tom Me. to facing Multnomah on the road.
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Multnomah
Seattle Athletic
Multnomah Felds
Portland
Multnomaha
Fevonte
Seattle
Supt. Inglis
Seattle Athletic Club
Tom Me
Races Report From Yesterday's Thoroughbred Meets
Yesterday's card listed seven races with picks and times. Wins included Capt. Hale, Raboo, Capt. Burnett, Rhinock, May Ametia, Curriculum, Rhinestone, Red Reynard, Edwin Tees, L. C. Widing, East End, Waterbury among others, with drivers and odds noted for each event. Times ranged from 1:00 1-5 to 1:39 3, detailing place finishes and purses where shown.
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Lassen
O'Donnell
Capt. Hale
Silvia
Woolma
Excitement
Rhinock
Miller
Byronerdale
Pantel C
May Ametia
Heatherington
Silvertine
Sibari
Banposal
Carmetina
Rhinestone
Hardy
May Sutton
Gene Wood
Red Reynard
Butwell
Progress
the Sultan
Edwin Tees
Martin
Earl Rodgers
Josie’s Jewell
L. C. Widing
Otwell
Landable
East End
Burns
Alma Boy
Bazil
Waterbury
Red Bill
Anna May
OBrien Scores Early Knockout in California Bout
OBrien redeemed himself after a recent embarrassment by stopping Bill Heveron in the first round at the Industrial Athletic club in Philadelphia. Heveron failed to land a punch as OBrien’s right early in the round sent him to the canvas twice before the referee counted him out.
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Philadelphia
Obrien
Tommy Burns
California
Bill Heveron
Industrial Athletic Club
Heveron
O'Brien
Crack Amateur Upset in Spokane Boxing Card
Eddie Johnstone of Spokane was stopped by Gene Sullivan of Butte in the 8 round A A C event when a hard right swing broke through his guard. In four rounds Al Hammond of Spokane beat Earl Ritchey of Portland, and a foul awarded Pete Moe of Butte the decision over Louis Orie of Spokane.
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Spokane
Eddie Johnstone
Gene Sullivan
Butte
Freshmen Fall Before Sophs in Cross Country Race
The sophomores outpaced the freshmen in the third cross country run of the year. King Knight and Fairborn finished in that order with Denny, a freshman, fourth. King completed the course in about three miles in 14 minutes 30 seconds.
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King
Knight
Fairborn
Denny
Bandits Escape After Safe Robbery Near Coulee City
Bandits who robbed J. N. McDonald’s safe at Coulee City Thursday morning fired at him and fled toward Moses Lake country. The two men were last seen about 40 miles south of Wilson Creek headed eastward. In Syracuse a Hughes League formed to back Charles Hughes in the Onondaga GOP primaries. In Moscow a woman who threw a bomb at Governor General Guershmann was sentenced to death.
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United Press
Wilson Creek
J. N. McDonald
Coulee City
McDonald
Moses Lake
Syracuse
N. Y
Charles ®. Hughes
Onondaga County
Moscow
Ident
Guerschelmann
Heney Heads to Portland for Land Fraud Trials
Francia J. Heney assistant to the attorney general in Oregon land fraud prosecutions telegraphed U S Marshal Reed to bring defendants and their lawyers to court on Tuesday morning December 17 The Oregonian notes Heney will be in Portland Monday for the proceedings in the ongoing cases involving land fraud charges.
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Portland
Dee. I
The
Oregonian
Francia J. Heney
United States
Reed
Heney
Aoki Plans Return Home from Washington
Vis count Aoki the Japanese ambassador is to leave Washington by month’s end and sail on the Japanese mail steamer from Seattle on January 7, heading home via Seattle.
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Aoki
Seattle
Count Aoki
Washington
Chief Issues A Fire Warning During Christmas Season
Chief H. W. Bringhurst of the fire department urges readiness as Christmas decorations rise. He recommends overhauling the old fire extinguisher, preparing home and department apparatus, and asks the city council to hire extra men before Christmas. He also proposes fire inspectors in stores and firefighters at church and hall celebrations.
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H. W. Bringhurst
Fire Department
Ward Club Seeks Parks for Fourteenth Ward
A committee from the Fourteenth Ward Improvement club will appear before the park board at the next meeting to press for parks in the new ward. They inspected several proposed sites Thursday with park landscape expert J. C Olmsted and will outline suggestions aligned with his views.
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Fourteenth Ward Improvement Club
Park Board
J. C Olmated
Consider Parks for Ballard
Park and landscape expert J. Olmsted visited the Thirteenth ward with Salmon Hay Improvement Club members Rev. E. Thompson John K. Ostrum and A. E. Ruffner. They inspected several sites and found them ideal for park and playground use.
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J. ©. Olmsted
Thirteenth Ward
Salmon Hay Improvement Club
Rev
E. £. Thompson
John KE. Ostrum
A. E. Ruffner
Shot From Ambush Targets Italian Man Near Lane Street
Carlo Gerosolo, an Italian resident, was ambushed by a shotgun last night near 1615 Lane Street. He received 15 pellets in head and face. the attack is linked to Angelo Bandalsto, an Italian fresh from Alaska, aimed at another man who had won his money at cards. Gerosolo’s injuries are not life threatening.
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Carlo Gerosolo
Lane St
Angelo Bandalsto
Alaska
Pandalato
Gerosolo
Hat Promotion Notice by N. Sroote & Co.
Advise readers to purchase hats from N. Sroote & Co located at 1331 Second Avenue. The brief notice promotes headwear and directs customers to the store for available styles and prices.
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N. Sroote & Me Co
Valuable Placer Mines Sold at Fairbanks
One of the Tanana region's largest mining deals closed in Fairbanks as Jack Rowan and Matthew Matheson sold to Henry Riley and Tom Aitken. The $135,000 transaction includes cash $40,000 and time payments for extensive claims across Cleary Vault and Fairbanks creeks, notably 11 below Cleary and related properties.
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United Press
Pairbanks
Alaska
Tanana
Jack Rowan
Matthew Matheson
Henry Riley
Tom Aitken
Cleary
Vault
Fairbanks Creek
Death Toll Climbs After Alaska Snow Storm Near Donnelly Roadhouse
In Fairbanks Alaska on December 14 travelers on the lower Big Delta trail faced a four foot fresh snow celling the path. Alex McCumber, bringing the remains of Pat O Reilly, reports O Reilly died of exhaustion and cold four miles from the roadhouse. McCumber and his party also found a telegraph lineman and three Swedes in frail condition and assisted a young Wise driving dogs to telegraph stations during several days of harsh travel.
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United Press
Fairbanks
Alaska
Big Delta
Alex McCumber
Pat O'Reilly
Donnelly
McCumber
O'Reilly
McCumber Creek
McCarty
Donnelly’s
Wise
Nat Goodwin Sells Alaska Mine to Syndicate
Seward Alaska December 14 A syndicate including Nat Goodwin the actor has purchased the Jennie C and Tunnel claims at Ayak Bay on Kodiak Inland and will erect a 20 stamp mill. About 13 000 tons of free milling ore are blocked out averaging $18 per ton or more, with annual output estimated at over $200 000.
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United Press
Seward
Alaska
Jennie C
Quarts
Ayak Bay
Kadiak
Waoburg
Nat ©. Goodwin
Sailor Is Identified After Drowning at Port Townsend
The drowned sailor Fred Avery was recovered at Hadcock in Port Townsend on Thursday. He had fallen from a ves sel gangplank about two weeks earlier and his identity was confirmed late in the afternoon, stirring excitement in the saw mill town.
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United Press
Port Townsend
Hadcock
Fred Avery
Flood Threat in Oxbow as Duwamish Rises
Work crews race to shore up dykes around Oxbow near Georgetown along the Duwamish River to stave off floods after days of heavy rain. Rising waters threaten low ground and a large settlement with residents facing evacuation or boat passages amid ongoing dyke construction. Chinese workers in Japan earn 16 yen monthly plus food.
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Oxbow
Georgetown
Duwamish
Penn swimmer wins 1000 yard race at meet
Guy Haskins of the University of Pennsylvania captured the 1000 yard race by a yard and a half over Melvin Sheppard of the Irish American club New York. His time was 2 minutes 26 5 6 seconds.
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Philadelpna
Guy Haskins
University of Pennsylvania
Melvin Sheppard
Irish American Club
New York
Benefit for actress Mrs Rankis features famed troup
An enormous New York audience attended a Broadway benefit for Mrs Rankis formerly Kitty Manehard now ill and in need. Proceeds from the show reached 97,500 with Ermete Novelli as Shylock and Viola Allen as Portia performing The Merchant of Venice.
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United Press
New York
Mra McKee Rankis
Kitty Manehard
Earniags
Ermete Novelli
Trallen
Ae Shylock
Viola Allen
Portia
Apprentice Lost Overboard In Storm Off Cape Flattery
The Mytheswood captains reports a British apprentice fell during Sunday night storm near Cape Flattery and was washed overboard. Parents reside at Liverpool. Jamaica’s banana output for the year ending March 31, 1906 reached nearly 16 million bunches worth about 4.1 million dollars.
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United Prove
PORT
Bee
Mytheswood
Cape Flattery
Liverpool
Jamaica
New Presbyterian Church to Open in City
The new Presbyterian church at Seventhay and Spring streets will open to the public tomorrow. A week of events follows with Dr. A. L. Hutchinson and Dr. P. G. Strange assisting Rev. M. A. Matthews in the dedication. A pipe organ recital by Dr. Chace, various receptions, and services conclude with a Saturday communion.
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Seventhay
Spring St
M. A. Matthews
A. L. Hutchinson
Portland
P. G. Strange
Tacoma
First Presbyterian Church
Matthews
Chace
United States
Two Wainwrights to serve as officers aboard battleship Louisiana
Captain Richard Wainwright commands the Louisiana on the Pacific voyage. He earned fame at Santiago and led Gloucester against torpedo boats, aiding in the destruction of two destroyers. His son, Lieutenant Richard Wainwright, serves with Admiral Evans on the flagship Connecticut, while Lieutenant Frank T. Evans serves with the Louisiana.
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Pacific
Richard Wainwright
Santiago
Louisiana
Maine
Havana
Gloucester
Wainright
Admiral Evans
Connecticut
Frank T. Evans
Wainwright
Death Reveals Cupid Tragedy in Rye Horseman
Nicholas Dunn, a noted breeder of horses, dies at his Rye home from injuries suffered at a Madison Square Garden horse show. The death exposes his upcoming marriage to Dora H. Henderson of Milbank Virginia, a skilled horsewoman.
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United Press
New York
Nicholas Dunn
Rye
N.Y
Madison Square Garden
Dora H. Henderson
Milbank
Dunn's Miness Reports After Death Arrival
A terse notice notes that Mr. Dunn's illness arrived an hour after his death.
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Mr. Dunn
Thut
Col A 8 Colyar Dies In Nashville
Col A 8 Colyar, noted jurist statesman and author, died at his Nashville home today aged 79. He served as a member of the Confederate Congress and was a prominent figure in legal and political circles.
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Col. A. 8
Colyar
Confederate Congress
Boston & Albany Railroad President William Bites Dies
William Bites, president of the Boston and Albany railroad for 27 years, died at his home in Boston yesterday.
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Hoston
William Bites
Boston& Albany Railroad
Courtship of Potter Palmer Jr A High Society Love Story
Chicago society circles recount a long running love affair between Misa Kohlenat and Potter Palmer Jr from Harvard to Paris and Oregon. After years of engagement rumors the couple reportedly settled their plans in June at the Kohlenaats Wheaton summer home, amid millions and high society scrutiny.
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Potter Palmer, JR
AR. F. Fraz
Chicago
Misa Pauline Kohlenat
Oregon
Paris
Potter Palmer
H. H. Koliteaat
Harvard
Mise Kobhlsgat
Mise Kohisaat
Europe
Paria
Thin Country
Ple
National Bank of Commerce Beattie Washington Ledger Report
The bank's financial statement lists assets and liabilities as of December 5 with figures for deposits securities loans and reserves. Ralph Stacy as cashier verifies the document sworn before a notary, with signatures from directors Henry C. Spencer and Moritz Thomsen.
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State of Washington
County of King
Ralph
Stacy
Graves
Notary
G C Henry
Kn KR Spencer
Moritz Thomsen
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