Dentists Offer Low Prices and Extended Hours in Seattle Ad
An advertisement promotes EPWIN J. HROWN DD and Dr Grown offering dental services at 25 Union Block Seattle. They claim low prices, written guarantees, and high quality materials with extended hours including evenings for workers. The notice invites examinations and estimates with flexible payment options.
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Bettors Shy On Ex-Champ in 20 Round Fight
San Francisco Feb 19 The silence of Tom Jones on Ad Wolgast and Harlem Tommy Murphy in the 20 round bout next Saturday has cooled betting. Jones warned it would be physical death for Wolgast to try to make weight on short notice. Wolgast remains a slight favorite at 10 to 9 but would be stronger without Jones' pessimistic outlook.
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Cubs May Drink One Beer a Day Says Manager Evers
Tampa dispatch reports Chicago Cubs manager John Evers ordered players to drink one beer daily, claiming he is the boss and the rule must be followed. A note from Lincoln says the Western League set a 168 game season with four trips around the circuit.
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Athletes Vie For 1916 Olympic Team Across Nations
William G. Shepherd reports on looming 1916 Olympic preparations in Berlin with Sweden, Germany, France and England racing to build strong teams. Sweden's $30,000 fund finances coach Ernest Hirtenberg. France backs a state program. Germany plans army linked elimination events. English athletes face social barriers, risking a weak showing at Berlin.
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League Stars Expected Back After Northwestern Links
Boston Nationals consider eight players with Northwestern league resumes under Manager George Stallings. Hands include pitchers James and Thompson Beattle Noyes Strand Whaling De vost Myers Gervais and Spokane tosser Vancouver. two pitchers James and Strand appear most likely to stay.
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Knockout Brown Seeks Adoption of LA Actor’s Child
The New York boxer known as Knockout Brown, a bachelor with $40,000, seeks to adopt year old Todee Le Rose in Los Angeles. He has promised a home with his mother in New York and sent an emissary to the child’s father, expecting a decision today.
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Old John L Sullivan Returns to Seattle Next Week
Former heavyweight champion John J. Sullivan, known as Old John L, heads to Seattle for a special headliner appearance at the Pantages Theatre next week. Plans for a rousing welcome are underway as fans anticipate his return.
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Champion Outlines Post May Fights Plan
Willie Ritchie states he is under contract through May and booked for England. If he returns to boxing he wants to face Wolgast McParland Freddie Welsh and Joe Rivers in that order.
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Baseball Chatter and Boxing Training at Local Club
Sam Muck, former Star editor now in Nebraska, urges a tryout for first baseman Bockewitz. Hoséa Siner writes of a lingering back issue and hints at leaving baseball, with a Terre Haute high school coaching option. Catcher Whaling still negotiating with the Boston Nationals. A. C. boxers and wrestlers undergo intense prep for an interclub smoker with Spokane hosted by the local club next Friday under instructors Vance and Scott.
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Romeo Hagen Faces Chilly O'Brien Trail in Boxing News
The fighting baker Romeo Hagen pursues Danny O'Brien of Portland after Hagen returns from San Francisco. O'Brien cites weighing issues and refuses a match while Hagen plans to fight Yordy at Belling on the sixth and to meet the Bremerton winner.
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Giants Move Up Spring Report For Early Training
The Seattle Giants shift the pitching staff to report March 8 and the rest of the squad by March 18 as manager Raymond aims to establish a strong staff. Training games include a college series starting March 22 and contests with Bothell Everett Bremerton and fort teams.
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Baseball Men and Trials Across States Mentioned
The report lists players from various states including Georgia Texas South Carolina and Tennessee. It notes Lord traded to Bali more and returning to the American league. The National League hints at umpire management rules tied to O Day and Reds signing. Chief Wilson of the Pirates wed in Austin Texas. Fred Perrine, ex American league umpire, may lose sight due to illness with aid from Ban Johnson and league magnates.
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Kilbane to Earn 500 A Week if Idol Wins Bout
Johnny Kilbane faces a potential weekly $500 payout if Idol from Kilbane defeats Paderewski Caragd ry Lauder and John D in a high profile golf of insurance policy. Kilbane recently renewed a ring accident policy and will receive weekly payments if he suffers any arm injury or breaks in the ring.
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Regal Painless Dentistry Offers Low Priced Dental Care
The notice promises high grade dentistry by skilled operators at unusually low prices. It touts crowns for four dollars and plates for five dollars, urging readers to judge for themselves the value and quality offered.
Dental Manager Ad Note for Union Cor Corner
Dr. L. R. Clark D. D. S. manager located at 1405 Third Ave N. W. cor Union issues an ad advising readers to bring this notice.
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The Wolf shines at Seattle Theatre on Third and Cherry
Eugene Walters presents The Wolf at the Seattle Theatre drawing a large audience. The show, billed as a "two-dollar" production, is offered by Theatrical Trust Busters for 20c 30c and 50c with matinee 25c seats. Tickets may be ordered by phone Main 43 and held until 7.
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