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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1908
Page
2
Cincinnati fans bank on three crack pins as Pop Schad Frank Weathoff and Henry Rose prep for the American Bowling Congress tournament opening at the First Regiment Armory. Schad is long-time anchor of North Turner, Weathoff tops Hamilton County League averages near 200, and Rose captains the Krofimans, city champions.
An indoor meet for young athletes under the Public Schools Athletic League will be held next Saturday at the University of Washington gym. Schools with four weeks attendance compete for a silver cup and pennants while events include sprints, jumps, distances, and relays across Class A to D.
Three four length winner Capt Burnett carries 115 pounds with Gargan aboard at 10 to 4. Mansard runner-up after Zetina as favorite placed third. Race times: 1:16 5 for the mile. Madriteno wins the mile with Fisher up at 3 to 1, Work Box second, Hazlet third. time 43 1-6.
Dominus Arvi ridden by Schilling won the opening race of eleven sixteenth miles at 6 to 1. Mary F. finished second, carrying 102.
New York February 3 Unless victorious in his fight at the National Association of Minor Leagues Harry Pulliam the president of the National League will resign at the annual league meeting February 25 It is believed Jan A Hart former owner of the Chicago Cubs will be elected to succeed Pulliam
Miss Estelle Juhn guest of the Savoy wed Mr. R. F. Merritt of this city Saturday evening in a ceremony conducted by Rev. M. A. Matthews.
Cabinet photos offered at Dingmans located at 1112 2nd Avenue, beside the Lois Theater. The ad notes shelving and service in a compact local storefront presence.
YMCA track tryouts produced solid marks with Moyard and Cook near top sprinters. Notable performances included dashed times in sprints, 440 yard run by Alray and Atwood, and distance marks by Storman and Wray. The event showcased several athletes reaching competitive distances in shot put and high jump, with precise measurements listed.
Thistle soccer team took second place by routing the Wanderers five goals to one in a league match. Fort Lawton troops prepare to join track and field events in about two weeks. Lincoln High hosts Meteors for tonight's basketball game after class duties.
Giants manager John McGraw declares rookie Fred Merkle the fastest man in baseball and hints he will be a regular at first base Also suggests Merkle may win second base chance and notes Tenny’s hold on first base is not secure The remark stirs New York baseball fans amid talk of Merkle’s quickness and potential lineup impact
A grocer offers a full refund if customers dislike Schilling's Beat tea, reinforcing confidence in the product and promising satisfaction. The promo states the grocer will return purchase money to customers who are unhappy with the tea.
Chicago society embraces pampered canines as veterinarians open dog manicuring parlors in the fashionable district. Owners include Mrs. Geo. K. Little and Mrs. Jerr Sipper, with at home visits offered for a fee. Dr H Harts explains tools and routine as house dogs receive foot care to prevent claw growth.
A satirical monologue laments modern pampered pets and decadent comforts. The speaker mocks domestic dogs turned canaries, craving freedom and the raw vitality of real life, contrasting it with tame routines and confinement. The piece laments lost grit and a dog’s sense of identity.
A classy exhibition of basketball by Washington and Franklin high schools highlighted their second Interscholastic games Saturday night. The Franklin freshmen fell to Washington, while the sophomores beat the KMLers. Frances Jackling led the sophomores with five baskets, supported by Erma Eissel, Edith Skinner, and Mabel Donovan. Final score 10 to 14.
The Tacoma high school teams defeated Lincoln high school's first and second teams Saturday night. The second game was close, with City of Destiny players edging the locals. Hittle Worl scored five of Tacoma's ten points in the fast paced first string win.
The body found at Piret av and Stacyet has been identified as Matt Iseckson, a miner recently back from Alaska. He was last seen on Lower First Ave early Saturday morning. Authorities pursue leads to locate Sethkuia’s son at a nearby logging camp.
A special lot from the manufacturer offers seconds with slight imperfections at deep discounts. Blankets in white brown gray and colors are priced from 4.75 to 15.00, all below regular wholesale.
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