Burns Training in Bristol Ireland Ahead of Palmer Bout
In a letter dated January 16 Tommy Burns announces arrival in Bristol Ireland to train for the February 10 bout with Jack Palmer at Dubito. He feels fine and enjoys the stay, with English papers praising him as a first class boxer and a fine chap. A Bristol clipping backs Burns against Yellow Press on referee and purse money issues from the Moir fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
Uader
Tommy Burns
Bristol
Ireland
Jack Palmer
Dubito
Tommy
Moir
Ura
Burns
London
Burne
National Sporting Club
Burne Moir
America
Hut Horns
Lord Lonadale
Palmer
Roche
Attell Defeats Frank ONeill in Thirteenth Round
Frankie ONeill lost to Abe Attell for the featherweight title last night in San Francisco after thirteen rounds. ONeill’s seconds stopped the bout to prevent injury. Netti fought through the match, but Attell dominated. In the prelim, Johnny Murphy defeated Kid Sealer in ten rounds, despite being overweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Franctisco
Frankie O'Neill
Abe Attell
Amertes
Netti
Netil
Attell
San Francisco
Johnny Murphy
Kid Sealer
Murphy
Washington Girls Basketball Interclass Clash Tonight
The sophomore and junior teams from Washington high school meet at the old armory corner of Boren av and Stewart av tonight for the second interclass and interscholastic basketball event of the season. Freshman squads from Washington and Franklin high schools also play with listed lineups led by Eva Skinner and Frances Jackling as centers. Umpire is Coach Fletcher Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Old Armory
Boren Av
Stewart
Preshman
Washington and Franklin High Schools
Janiors
Eva Skinner
Ethel Evans
Irma Etaell
Mabelle Donovan
Delly Met
Spokane Athletics, Fair, and Vancouver Baseball Move
Robert Coxgrove elected manager of Spokane Athletic club and Spokane Interstate fair secretary. Anacortes Athletic club organized with fifty members aiming for permanent quarters. Washington high and Franklin high girls meet tonight in interscholastic basketball. freshmen to start, halves alternated with junior-sophomore game. A. K. Dickson of Waterville will lease Vancouver club in Northwest Baseball league after terms agreed. Papers to be signed. Dickson to prepare team for coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coxgrove
Spokane Interstate Fair
Spokane Athletic Club
Anacortes
Washington and Franklin
Washington High
A. K. Dickson
Waterville
Wash
Vancouver
D. F B. Dugdale
Dickson
Yesterday's Races Full Card Recap
Eleven-sixteenths mile opener won by Carroll with Saugii second and Misa Charity third. Second race three eighths mile Ocean Maid takes 3 to 2 over El Pateo and Novgo rod. Jockey Mounee wins three-quarters mile at 40 to 1, fal second Bray onere third. One mile Import with Sidney F. second Royal Maxim third. Graphite wins mile and 4 half with Tetanus second Rotrou third. Sixth race three-quarters mile St George Jr. wins over Integrity and Qalvestonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophomore
Carroll
Saugii
Misa Charity
Ocean Maid
Sandy
el Pateo
Novgorod
Mounee
Charboneau
Fal
Brayonere
Gilbert
Sidney F
Royal Maxim
C. Miller
Tetanus
Rotrou
St. George Jr
Kirschbaum
Integrity
Qalvestonian
Thoroughbred race card results from a midweek meet
The thirteenth sixteenth mile race saw Chalfonte win at 4 to 1 for F B Shaw with Perry Wickes second. Hampass led the three eighths mile, Madeline Musgrave the winner at 2 to 1 with Hasthel in second. Inspector Bird took the eleven sixteenths mile, Royal Queen second and Grindstone third. Ink Spring won the mile and three furlongs at T to 2 for Mi Caul Cap with Belasco second. Gam Bernard won the mile and three sixteenths event with Hadly Used second and Hox Elder third. C W Burt took the five furlongs with Hidden Hand prevailing and Laudable in third.
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Chalfonte
Musgrave
F. B. Shaw
Perry Wickes
Hampass
Schilling
Madeline Musgrave
Hasthel
Inspector Bird
Burns
Royal Queen
Grindstone
Ink Spring
Brooks
Mi Caul Cap
Belasco
Timea
Ealste
Gam Bernard
Dugan
Eves
Hadly Used
Hox Elder
C. W. Burt
Hidden Hand
Laudable
Prize Fighter Sentenced in Vancouver Hold-Up Case
Johnny Reagan a prize fighter was yesterday sentenced to six months in jail for larceny. He and Percy Coven were tried together. Coven was discharged. Reagan, known in Seattle, had just finished a term in the British Columbia penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
RH. C
Johnny Reagan
Alice “Terribie” Reagan
Reagan
Seattle
Hritith Columbia
Percy Covem
Prise Mebter
Are You a Red-Headed Girl Read Why Youre Salt of Earth
New York reports Siegel Cooper Co opens a lunch counter with red headed waitresses. Gerald Heyes, restaurant manager, praises red heads as lively energetic and quick with orders, claiming 800 of 1,000 men notice them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
New York
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Gerald Heyes
Stop Thievery at Washington High
Washington High authorities impose strict rules to curb thefts of money and clothing. Pupils are warned to keep valuables in the office and avoid leaving items in desks or lockers as police assist in catching the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High
Washington High School
Popila
Halle
Molon
Murderer Steve Phillips Pleads Guilty in Double Shooting Case
Steve Phillips pleaded guilty to second degree murder in a December 31 shooting that killed Madae lodging Jackson and wounded Willis McClinton. The crime, driven by jealousy, occurred in a Beattie Lighting employee’s home where Jackson was killed and McClinton wounded. The trial proceeds. life imprisonment is the maximum for second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Phillips
Madae Lodging Jackson
Willis McClinton
Criminal Department
Superior Court
McClitaren
Phillips
Dave Henderson
Beattie Lighting Company
MaeClinton
Phillipe
No Contest Declared in San Francisco Boxing Bout
In Marysville California on February 1 a planned 20 round match between Dick Sullivan of San Francisco and Young Peter Jackson was ruled a no contest by Referee Eddie Smith of Oakland in the seventeenth round. The bout had an agreement to declare a draw if both were standing at the end of 20 rounds, and the referee halted to avoid a staged finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Marysville
Cal
Dick Sullivan
San Francisco
Peter Jackson
Eddie Smith
Oakland
Woman Whips Captain Fogel in Harsh Store Attack
In Hoquiam on February 1 Mrs. William Reising publicly horsewhipped Captain Powel a former sea captain and marine reporter for defamatory tales about the young woman. The crowd watched as the attacker rode the whip around a table of books and left visible marks on Fogel who retreated and avoided further injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hoquiam
Powel
Faral Daily
William Reising
Fletchere
Fogel
Timber lands sold in three counties by U S land office
United States land office sold timber lands in Clallam Skagit and Whatcom counties in January for a total value of 10294 23. Monthly receipts totaled 11009 04.
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Clailam
Skagit
Whatcom
United States Land Office
Declares Murdered Man A Blackmailer In Court
Webster Guerin the wheelworker faced trial in Judge Brentano's court. James Hamilton Lewis for the defense claimed Guerin was a blackmailer who had harassed Mrs. Dora McDonald for years and was shot by her in defense of life. He argued Guerin planned theft of Mrs. McDonald's notepaper to forge love letters to extort money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Webster Guerin
Dora McDonald
Brentano
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
Guerin
Threat to Oregon Governor Called Anonymous Letter Demands Prisoner Release
Portland dispatch reports Governor George B. Chamberlain received an anonymous letter from Cottage Grove demanding the release of John Branton from the state prison. The letter threatens the fate of Idaho Governor Steunenberg and Sheriff Harvey K. Brown if refused. Branton, jailed in Cottage Grove for attempted life insurance fraud, has a brother who was hanged in Eugene about six years ago. Governor Chamberlain heads to Hood River and the handwriting is attributed to a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Troutdale
George B. Chamberlain
John Branton
Oregon
Steunenberg
Idaho
Harvey K. Brown
Bakes County
Hranton
Eugene
Chamberlain
Hood River
Cottage Grove
Murderess Goes Free in Ellensburg Trial
In Ellensburg on February 1, Mrs. J C Norris was acquitted of murdering Thomas Murray who she said was her adopted son. The jury found her not guilty, with the verdict hinging on her mental condition at the time of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ellensburg
J. C. Norris
Thomas Murray
Church Notices Deadline For Saturday Star
Notices for the church column must be received by Friday before 6 pm. Include sermon topics and mail-delivery delays. mail early to ensure arrival at The Star office on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Star
Star
Wifthav
Promae " Elliott
M. BE
Booth—Merver
Federal
W. Mather
Lyb
Paul
Multiple City Church Services Listed With Sermon Titles
A condensed listing shows pulpits across Plymouth Third and University streets through Queen Anne and Green Lake, including Rev Francs J Waetorn at Plymouth and Rev Edward Lincolnmith at Pilgrim Broadway. Services span morning and evening with varied topics such as The Prayer That Is Always Answered and What a Man May Be in the City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Third and University
Francs J. Waetorn
D. D
Bervices
Pilgrim Broadway and Republican
Rtev
Edward Lincolnmith
Peetor
Brooghlyn Av North
Mo Jney
Christian Endeavors
Pilms
Columbia
Hdw
D. Wenge
Church of
Laodicea
Religious services list across city churches
A compiled schedule lists morning and evening worship times for multiple churches including St. James Cathedral, St. Patrick, Our Lady of Good Help, and St. Joseph’s. It notes masses, prayers, and special sermon topics such as The Call of Abraham and Paul’s Conversion, with locations on Norman Street, Madison and Broadway, and Ninth Street.
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Mt. Mark
e—Madison and
Broadway
Norman St. James
N. 38Th
Htone
Richard Mansfield White
St. Jamon
Ninth
Marion
Church of Immaculate Conception
Mance
Bundmay
Weapers
Lady of Good Help
Hallard
Services and readings at churches share a common theme
Viret Church of Christ Scientist holds 11 am and 7 pm services with the topic Love and a reading room at 23 Alaska building. Second Church of Christiana meets at 11 am with Love as the subject and a reading room in the church. pastor H A Yung. Another church lists topics The Tempert Bu and The Heaven I Believe In with evening sessions and titles The Book Against the Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viret
Queen Anne
H. A. Yung
K. G. Land
D. D
Diverse Local Lectures and Sermons Schedule Tonight
A series of spiritual talks and lectures proceeds at multiple venues including Behoo of Occult Defence, Bible Spiritual Beience, and Spirituallot Genttle Psychic Society. Speakers include Agnes KR. McCarthy Irene Smith Lene P. Bush Helen Rice Ru and C H Rose and Lee A Northrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miante Semnines
Helen Rice Ru
Eens Puntehment
Gospel Mission
Russel St. Ballard
C. H. Rose
Lee A. Northrup
Apm
Ruef Pleads Not Guilty to Bribery Indictments
Abraham Ruef appeared in Judge Dunne's court in San Francisco on February 1 to enter not guilty pleas to all 14 indictments accusing him of offering bribes related to the Parkside trolley franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Dunne
Tacoma Democrats Endorse A Y P E Candidates
The Tacoma Democratic city convention nominated George P. Wright for mayor Charles C. Johns for comptroller and Calvin Stewart for treasurer and endorsed the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition with a call for a liberal congressional appropriation for a government exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Tacoma
George P. Wright
Charles C. Johns
Calvin Stewart
Alaska
Cabinet Photos at Dingmans Next to Lois Theater
Cabinet photos offered at Dingmans located at 1112 2nd Ave, beside Lois Theater. Prices start at $1. Limited details read from the ad text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingman’s
Lois Theater
Notable Seattleites Praise Work of Charles Lincoln Smith
The piece highlights testimonials from Beattie and other locals praising Charles Lincoln Smith for his eye care and prescriptions. It mentions Mrs Kendig and Mr Rhodes, with emphasis on improved vision and the impact on daily work. Veteran miner William Heffron is also cited speaking on Smith's credibility and past results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unete
Iwood
Iody
Rhodes
Charles Lincoln Smith
Ry Trowtle
Beattie
Railway Clerks” Union _ Business Woman
William Heffron
Northwest
Alarkaa
Charles Mr. Heffron
Weathe Ballard
Heffron
Seattle
Skagit River
Lincoln Smith
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Ummy Burns
Tyrus Cobb
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Bill” Donovan
Cobb
Donovan
Frankie Neill
United Prese
Walla Walla
Med
8. J. L. Penrose
Whitman
Los Angeles
Arency
Y Elizabeth H. Gregory
Siegel Cooper
Capt. Fogel
Timber Land
Presbyterian
Piret
M. A. Matthews
Tor
Liam
Routh Park
Piret Presbyterian
Dudley Hall
Baptist
Cedar
Hubert Cairns
James
Fourth
Pitth Aves
Fremont
Kilbourne
Fremont Av
James Cairns
Heinter Boulevard
Peter A. Kiein
D. m
West Beattle
Madrona Hall
Arther D. Carpenter
P. m
Ter
Oern Arte Tne
Rainier
Methodiat
Green Lake
Av. N
Bel
Benedict
Hhere
Queen Anne M K
Arfield
Episcopal
Christian Science
Lutheran
Unitarian
Po Gee Ay
Gee Olive
Powers
Ese Liem
Heeea Ballou
Ruef
Chilberg
H. Meteon
Onitberg
Perry Polson
Heary
Ewing
Dafet
Lindeberg
Alachs Seiten
Omen
Scandinavian American Bank
Seattles
A.Y.P.E
Kohler & Chase
Victor Records
Herbert Witherspoon
Samson
Honor and
Arma
Gipay John
Sheela
Messiah
Elijah
Lord God of
Abraham
Brough
Sherman, Clay & Co. and
Ave
Charles LiIncoLn
Charles Lincoln Molls
Savoy
Maryard
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