Blue Grass Pasture Lands Replaced by Grain Fields
The article reports the sale of famed bluegrass racing estates including Elmendorf and Green Hill owned by J. B. Haggin and Col. Milton Young’s MeGuathiana stock, as wealth shifts from racing farms to grain land. It notes Haggin’s shift from buying to selling and lists famous horses and dramatic value declines of bluegrass properties.
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MeGuathiana
Milton Young
Brown
J.B. Haggin
Rimendorf
Adll
Haggin
Rlmendorf
Elmendorf
Green Hille
Ndorf
Salvator
America
Mo Cheaney
Africander
Ripley Mack
Cress Imp Geroletein
Goldee
Imp Order
Imp Mime
Imp Royal
Imp Brave
Firet Water
Sorters
del Paso
George Keasier
Imp Shapfell
Imp Greenen
Imp Dieudonne
Waterboy
Kilmarnock
Imp Toddington
Reliable
Imp Star Ruby
Imp Arkle
Bendoran
Imp Bute
Lip Goldfinch
Hiero
Horatio
Indie
Maxio
Montede
Thunderbolt
Varsity Rugby Comes North to Meet Northerners
Stanford University rugby squad of 15 players and five substitutes sails for Vancouver to begin a three game series with northerners. The opening contest is on Christmas day followed by December 28 and New Year’s Day clashes. A Christmas trip path includes Coach Resley, Manager Stewart and Dr Angel.
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Stanford University
Cal
Resley
Stewart
Angel
Vancouver
D. C
Mornl
Hoyle to Oversee UW Boat Shells in Seattle
Cornell boat builder Hoyle is expected to travel to Seattle soon after the holidays to supervise the construction of two shells for the University of Washington rowing crews, per current plans.
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Hoyle
Cornell
Seattle
University of Washington
Dalles Athletic Club Defeats Roslyn in Basketball
The Dalles basketball team beat Roslyn 42 to 17 at Roslyn as Joseph Cutting of Minnesota was retained by the board of control as baseball coach. The schedule remains unarranged and Cutting expects tryouts soon.
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Dalles Athletic Club
Roslyn
University of Washington Crew to Poughkeepsie
The university crew team discussion concluded with a decision by the varsity board to send the Washington crew to compete in Poughkeepsie. The vote outcome and next steps remained the focal point of the meeting.
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Tian
University Washington Crew
Poughkeepsie
Con
San Diego Crew Wins Pacific Coast Rowing Championship
San Diego wins the Pacific Association of Amateur Cavemen regatta on the Naples course using the Ten-Buck stroke taught by Cornell mentor Courtney. Bowler the light coxswain, Baldwin Dodge Hawkieman and Jessop pace the San Diego four as they defeat rivals with an older, proven technique.
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United Press
San Diego
Cal
The
New
Naples
Pacific Association of
San Tego
Pacific Coast
Movement to Eradicate Race Track Gambling in California
Fifty business and professional men in Los Angeles met at the invitation of Arthur Letts to organize a campaign aimed at eradicating race track gambling in California. The meeting was held today as part of a broader effort to curb gambling activities statewide.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Arthur Letts
Broadway
California
Sale club prospects dim after Vancouver ruse
Fragmentary report notes no further offers for the sale club after a misrepresented bid from Rusa Hall, with Rusa Hall quoted as responsible for the rise and hopes of a clerk deal soon. A. BR. Dickson of Yangou says he will charge ahead with plans, details unclear.
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Rusa Hall
Clork
A. BR. Dickson
Yangou
Whitworth Trains for Multnomah Clash in Tacoma
Tacoma December 18 Whitworth College readying football team for a New Year’s day meeting with Multnomah A A C. William J Clark resigns as secretary of the Northwestern association football team Bartlett to serve as acting secretary pro tem in Tacoma.
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Northwestern Association
Tacoma
Finlay
Seattle
Fwihtworth College
Attirnee
Multnomah A
J. J. Clark
Bartlett
Westham Soccer Team to Play Wanderers at Mead dle
The famous Westham Ireland club will face the Wanderers at Mead dle on the 27th. Local fans are urged to attend as a major match features two strong teams with a notable rivalry.
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Westham
Westham Ireland Cb
Meaddle
The
Wanderers
McFarland Erne Bout Canceled in New Orleans
In New Orleans Dee 18, the Packey McFarlena versus Young Erne boxing match set for Dee 23 has been canceled. Organizers announced the stoppage with no rescheduled date.
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NEW Orleana
Dee
Packey McFarlena
Young Erne
Philadelphia
Lincoln rivalries spark school class championship race
Uppen school seniors and juniors debate superiority after a windy afternoon meet at Lincoln. The winner advances to face Sackensien for the school class championship. Lawrence Livingston tracks the season as manager with Windom Hager and James Agnew Jr. handling football duties. all three are juniors.
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Uppen
Lincoln
Broadway High School
Lawrence Livingston
Windom Hager
James Agnew
Livingston
Wenlor
Hager
Agnew
Complete work on railroad in Ellensburg
United Press reports the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line in the area has finished all work and the men have been paid off.
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United Press
Ellensburg
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Theatres Ushers Signal During Simulated Football Play
Ushers at Moore and Grand theatres rehearse a game like scene tomorrow morning. The script includes signals such as right par quet and left aisle center for a forward pass around the right end as part of a long football game.
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Moore
Grand Theatres
Pelicans Take Two Of Three In A C Bowling Tourney
Pelicans defeated Ravens two games to one in the A. C. bowling tournament. Re. P. Churchill tied the season high with 248 in a single game, matching a mark set by Frank Gardner. Churchill also led three-game series with 623.
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Pelicans
Ravens
Re. P. Churchill
Frank Gardner
Churchill
Multnomah Instructor Defeats Opponent In Championship Bout
Portland reports Mike J. Dwyer wrestling instructor of the Illinois A. C. Chicago failed to throw Eddie O Connell the thre e times in an hour but secured one fall lasting 30 minutes and 43 seconds during the bout at Multnomah A. C. last night.
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Portland
Mike J. Dwyer
Illinois A. C
Chicago
Eddie O'Connell
Thetreater
Multnomah A. C
Dwyer
Watches by Finck Jewelers in Seattle Highlighted
Watches in filled silver and nickel by Wm. H. Finck, pioneer jeweler, available at 16 Second Avenue, Seattle.
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Wm. H. Finck
Pioneer Jeweler
Second Ave
Seattle
42 inch brad awls and related tools list
Fragmentary OCR describes 42 inch brad awls and a partial inventory including eight items not screws, leather punch, nail puller, chisel, gimiet and mange. Weight listed as eight ounces.
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Louisville
Bluegrass
Cravenettes
Totem Po'e
Regal
New York
A. Up
Cleveland
Travers Island
J. A. Eliot
Brooklyn
Moyle
Oregone
Pactitic Coast Crew
Bellingham
Linom High School
Ham
J . Conders
Bryant
Ueller
Maase
Bagley
Johnson
Holt
Sylliaaven
Casey
Voice Bo
Santa Thia
T Ny
Semmer
Airia
Chinooks
J. F. Holland
Mr. J. Dobb
D. B. Putnam
Joe Eee
Empires
Senay
Ken
Tom O'Donnell
Davis
Emil Kock
Whitworth Trains
McFarland-Erne
New Renton
Renton
C. D. Hillman
Earlington Station
Multnomah
Arcade Annex
Arnold Vibrater Co
Mate
Arthur Hartmann
Alfred Calzin
Pianiot
Auspiece Ladies’ Masteal Club
Chickering O
Goodell
Matt
Goodell Stollow
Knuttee
F. M
Second Avenue
John Cort
Florence Roberts
Hollis KB
Cooley
Augustus Thomas
Land of Nod
Reginnit Wits
Samuel KH. Bork
Land OF Nod” Company
Nox Wilson
Beate
Russell & Drew
Merc
Carpenter
Third Avenue Theatre
Hassell
Drew Preneh
Mera
Phone Main
Mataturday
the Procks Company
Pe Allien Curtin
Lois Theatre
Wilfred Clark & Co de Blere
Snyder and Buckler
Badwin Latell
la Petite Mignon
Rooney Sisters
Les Aivaggis
Orpheum Motion Pictures
Star Popular Vaudeviles
Joyce OG
Florens
Marvelo
Hippodrome
Kohler
Sioging
Williame & Heeler
Bebay & Os
Rube
Helen Jekastes
Chimes
Normandy
Ast
Gide
Mber
Pike
Ping
Gus Brown
Secondard Yesler
Alaska
Scandinavian American Bank
U.S.A
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