Card McLean Released After Bandit Ratsall Ads
Card McLean, after seven months at Bandit Ralsall, was released today upon England paying $100,009.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
2
Card McLean, after seven months at Bandit Ralsall, was released today upon England paying $100,009.
A store advertises polite and attentive service with a promise to tell the truth. It pledges no misrepresentation and a money back or new article policy if full value is not received. It touts value, underwear sales, and spring duties, inviting customers to feel at home.
Jack Gleason continues refining his February fight plans. He seeks an eastern opponent for Freddy Welsh now in Milwaukee, with Hoer Unhole as a coast contender. Gleason signals no McFarland in sight while Mike Sullivan trains for Ketchel, weighing 162 pounds after today’s session.
Milwaukee bowler William Radtke, winner of the Wisconsin state tournament with 716, enters the national field with a 4 year average near 180 and this season 189 in 74 games. His 716 score this year sets a new tournament record and marks him as a standout in the individual contest.
Yesterday's card at Oakland included five races with multiple winners and sharp times. Emily M led the Futurity in 1 14 46, while On Parole and Tawasen tha posted solid wins with close pursuers Modena Em ma and Em ma in pursuit. Shenandoah, Maxtrees, and Treasure Seeker also earned victories with competitive fields and noted times across longer distances.
In the opening event in Los Angeles, Aunt Polly led at 128 with a 27 to 2 frame, Jake Ward at 159 finished second, Sir Hassell at 230 took third. The winning time was 1:08.3 and 4 tenths.
Cabinet photos for sale at Dingmans, 1112 Indiana Avenue, located adjacent to Lole Theater. The short advert lists the price as $1 per photo.
Report notes Britons are expected to reject a proposal for an international track and field meeting. A Washington University rowing coach launch was purchased yesterday for $950, rated at 15 knots, with plans to aid the university crews.
The meet features six races with results in each. Hampass 106 led early with Steel 106 second and Made line Musgrave 106 third. Lucky Lad 107 won at 26 to 1 with Kirkfield Melle 100 second. Preen 116 won thirteen sixteenths at 1:18 with Marly Tide 109 second and Hotaniat 118 third. Uncle Hengy 116 won at 2 to 6 with Bellber 107 second and Bird of Passage 107 third. Mary F108 won thirteen sixteenths at odds 1 to 3 with Chippewa 111 second and Chief Deemond 101 third.
The Seattle Rifle and Revolver club schedules its annual meeting in room 28 with Saturday night rounds. Final 8 A. C. bowling tournament games loom tonight as leaders Lifes and Politicians vie for position. Over 100 entries come for the grammar school indoor track meet set for Saturday afternoon at the university gym.
London confirms that Esquimalt Vancouver Island British Columbia will host a naval base and the fourth British squadron will proceed there by May.
Kohler & Chase display fifty Weber pianos arriving in two carloads for February exhibition in Seattle and surrounding areas. Promoters tout tone, case design and mahogany veneers as superior while promoting Paderewski's use of Weber, inviting public viewing whether buying or not.
A persuasive advertorial argues that Weber pianos outclass other high grade brands in tone and build. It cites endorsements by renowned musicians, notes Weber's vocal like singing tone, and claims the Weber leads in progress and prestige with flexible payment options.
Bargains on pianos from Kohler & Chase including a Fischer weed small piano at 150 with 7 down, Singer mahogany refinished at 125, Kohler & Chase mahogany used one year at 167, autoplanec player at 190, Decker Bros at 200 with 10 down, Knabe square tone well kept at 90 with 5 down and 5 per month, Weber at 90 with phone reserve.
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