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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1908

Page

2

Tommy Burns Wife Denies German Blood and Johnson Bout

Mrs. Tommy Burns refutes claims of German ancestry and says her husband will sign to meet Jack Johnson in New York. She asserts he will dictate terms of the fight and aims to prove critics wrong by defeating the black boxer. The couple had spent weeks in London and Paris and anticipate a match before the public.

Jack Johnson United Press Detroit Mich Tommy Barnes England London Paris Mre Mra. Burne Mra. Burns Tommy New York Johnson Mrs. Byrne Rheae Marek

Milwaukee skater Sirlie shocks Fogarty in half mile upset

Chicago reports Carrie Sirlie of Milwaukee defeated western champion Margaret Fogarty in a half mile race showing surprising speed. Fogarty finished tired while Sirlie remained fresh prompting a recall and a round to be set for a series and Fogarty to begin training immediately.

Chicago Carrie Siriie Milwaukee Margaret Fogarty Miss Fogarty Miss Sirlie

Underwear Line Expands As Store Sells 59 Kinds Now

February 10 finds the shop touting a large new stock of medium and heavy weight underwear. The drayman complains about freight losses while the boss paid yesterday's freight bills. The retailer boasts balbriggan, cotton and mercerized options from 50 cents with well made features and no stickers.

Leach Declines Pirates 1904 Contract Demand

Tommy Leach refuses the 1904 contract tender after a Pittsburgh conference with Barney Dreyfuss and Fred Clarke. Dreyfuss valued Leach highly and wanted more money in light of losing Cincinnati. Leach remains with Cleveland as Pittsburg worries over the stalemate.

Pittsburg Tommy Leach Barney Dreyfuss Fred Clarke Garry Herrmann Cincinnati Leach Dreyfuss Leachia Cleveland Pirates

Grammar School Athletes Top Indoor Meet Honors

The B F Day school annexed the fourth annual grammar school indoor meet title with 50 points at the university gym. Central school finished second with 38 points, Interlake 17, Cascade 14, Columbia 11, Seward 5, and Walla Walla 4. The event was a notable success with strong spectator support.

B. F. Day School University Gymnasium Central School Interlake Cascade Columbia Seward Walla Walla Aas

Seattle Teams Triumph Over Tacoma Five in YMCA Showdown

Seattle teams defeated Tacoma in a doubleheader at the YMCA. The association boys trailed 16 to 9 at halftime but surged in the final minutes, Rabel scoring from the field as Seattle finished ahead 21 to 18. Feidler led Broadway and Staats starred for Seattle in a fast, steady game.

Bath Tacoma Association Boys Rabel Feidler Broadway Five Staats City of Destiny Seattle

Boy 14 Accidentally Shoots Brother on Ranch

John Walsh aged 14 accidentally shot his 10 year old brother while playing soldier on a ranch 26 miles from town. They were alone at the scene of the accident.

Butte’ Pee Lewistown John Walsh

Sports Briefs From Around King County and Nearby Areas

James F McElroy and several King County Track officials returned from California. Auburn pedestrian P J Panchot covered 56.4 miles in 19 hours 10 minutes. Bowling star Harry Huntoon rolled a perfect 300 and a 12 game average of 220. Idaho and Oregon basketball teams schedule with Washington State College and Whitman games noted. Lincoln High beat LaConner 18 to 17. Victoria five defeated Portland Y M C A 71 to 20. Curling competition progresses for three silver cups in Nelson.

James F. McElroy King County Pair Association California Horace Egbert the Meadows P. J. Panchot Auburn Harry Huntoon Miemarck Idaho Oregon Moscow Washington State College Whitman Nelson D. C Lincoln High School la Commer la Conner Victoria Basketball Portland Y. M. C. A Victoria

Mullin Seeks Trade From Detroit After Signing Rebuff

Leo Mullin, a Detroit pitcher, seeks a trade after refusing to sign a bonus tied to win totals. Frustrated by fans and management, he hopes to move to a new team where he might regain form. Last season he struggled to stay conditioned, winning about as many as he lost.

Geo Mullin Detroit Leo Big George

Government moves to dissolve Harriman railroad empire

A Utah report describes the federal case to break up B. H. Harriman and associates alleged to control western railroads. The defendants include Schiff Kahn Stillman Rogers Prick and Clark with lines such as Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and Santa Fe. The suit seeks injunctions to dissolve the system and prevent stock sales or dividends.

Salt Lake City Peb Great Harriman West B. H. Harriman Jacob Schiff Otto H. Kahn James Stillman Henry H. Rogers J . S. Prick Wm. A. Clark Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Southern Pacific Northern Pacific Great Northern Oreaen Railroad & Navigation Co San Pedro Miesiasippi River Lows Mintroit Kansas Nebraska Colorado California Texas New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma Louisiana Nevada Minnesota Mdnkota Montana Idaho Washington Oregon Illinois Wisconsin Harriman Harriman Mnes Harriman Care Thie

Saturday Races Feature Close Finishes and Favorites

In six races at the track, Mabel Hollander won the first with Mrs. O'Farrell second. May Amelia took the third over Big Store and Duke of Orleans, Rapid Water won the fourth with Red Leaf second. Shenandoah led the fifth with Ethel Abbott second, and Dollie Dollars captured the sixth as Belmere and Capt. Burnett trailed.

Rapid Water Dagan Red Leaf Clamor Yarte— Shenandoah Hayes Ethel Abbott Ncond Dorado Dollie Dollars Belmere Capt. Burnett

Thoroughbred race card results Five eighths to seven eighths mile

Velma C. bred mare won first race with 102 rider Schilling finishing in 1 00 and Lady Powell 102 placed second. Mametess 113 ridden by Miller won the seven sixteenths with Red Mimic 102 second. Tony Paust 107 Schilling won the mile in 1 98 and Amundeen 95 second. Rubbe 104 Miller took the mile and an eighth in 1 61. Chalfonte 104 Musgrave won the mile in 1 39 with Uncle Henry 112 second. Associate 101 Schreiner won the one mile in 1 39 with Gio vanni Baletto 106 second. Liberto 104 Schilling won seven eighth mile in 1 27 with Onata Watana 102 second.

Velma C Schilling Lady Powell Hello Griffin Mametess Miller Red Mimic Buckthorne Tony Paust Amundeen Ed Ball Rubbe Baby Tide Frank Furtner Chalfonte Musgrave Uncle Henry

Cabinet photos at Dingmans on 2nd Avenue

Cabinet photo studio Dingmans offers portraits at 1112 2nd Ave next to Lols Theater with photos priced at $1.

Dingman's Lols Theater

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