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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
2
W W Coe of the Boston Athletic Association set a new world record in the shot put with a distance of 63 feet 8 inches at a Medford event on February 22. Coe surpassed previous marks, highlighting the meet with an outstanding performance.
McKown posted the highest total to 1,805 during the tryouts while Stephen led single-game honors with 208. The eight-man team will lineup at 7 20 tonight including Gardner Sanda Case Rathbure Disard Russell Schacter Taylor and Ab.
Yesterday’s races include a half mile win by Gage Taylor with Miller aboard and a time of 50. Pescadors ridden by Miller won the five eighths race with Louise Fitzgibbons and May Ptak following. Carolinal Sarto and Tok contended in the one and one eighth mile event with a time of 1:68 34.
Three quarters of a mile race saw Jones 115 knap to win with Belchamber second at noon. Time 1 15. Second event covered seven eighths of a mile as Cocksare 107 led to 1 with Fustian 107 second and Battons 107 third. Time 1 29 34. Third race running a mile featured Don Domo 11 Preston in action.
A. L. Hall offers baseball goods at 111 First Avenue. The shop provides equipment and supplies for players and teams.
Pantouffe wins the first event with Mintia second and Time third in the one mile race. Tarzan runs upset with OF at Right and Time noted. Cieo Milner Kara Milner Kane 26 to 1 The Roustabout Givonal Baleria Time show 1:29 1 2 Cadlchon Ooter Chancel Yorsworth Lillie B Time 1:45 24.
The All-Seattle bowling team will play an exhibition tonight at the Bismarck alleys against a team composed of the best of their former competitors from the tryout games.
A large number of entries are listed for the grammar school meet tomorrow afternoon on the university campus with more than 120 names. Schools represented include Central F B Day Cascade Warren Avenue Rainier Interlake John Hay Stevens Summit. Eighteen events will be held with officers: field judges Cook Coylé Gish W McDonald Thayer finish judges O T Cutts A Goldsmith WI Inglis referee Victor Place clerks of the course Conaibear C G Dohm official scorer Dave Grant timers A G Douthitt L G McDonald N Ellis starter P W Lee.
The Beattie Athletic Club hosted the first of three track meets drawing a large audience. Senior winners include Wee Coyle in 10 yard dash and 343 5 seconds in the high jump. Gah in shot put with 99 feet 4 inches. Parker wins the quarter mile in 3 5 seconds. Junior victors are Johnson in the 180 yard spud race. C Warren in high jump. GC Warren in shot put. Burke in quarter run. Next meet set about a month before the Coliseum event with events listed as pole vault bread jump and half mile row. Dent urges readers to clean old clothes at Pantertem Callep Mein.
A Northwest football league meeting is set for tomorrow to resolve a Beattie game dispute. The schedule lists a March 12 match and a Beattie church game from Ladgemith BC, while other sport news note boxing results, bowling records, golf totals, and bicycle distance forecasts.
A dollar earns only four cents in a year at a savings bank. better returns are claimed through the German Savings, Pulléieg and Loan Association. The firm pledges profitable yet conservative investments. Full details available from Cha e Owner, secretary, 416 Batley building.
Morning arrivals include a car of garbage two cars of bananas and one of potatoes. Potatoes have risen in volume but prices stay steady with Yakiomo at 27 per ton and lower at 5. Cabbage edges up to 9 per pound. Eastern Washington and Puget Sound hay markets hold at 27 and 23 per ton. Malaga grapes appear but sellers keep to asks. Eggs steady 84 to 260 per dozen. Poultry, lamb, and beef rates noted with limited movements as a general market snapshot.
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a local sermon and discussions of a water system or plaster work. It mentions dates and figures but the text is garbled, with unclear names and places. The readable bits hint at community notes, a timetable, and possible payments or rates but lack coherent specifics.
Spalding Athletic Goods at A. Ly Mall 1111 Piret Ave offers sporting equipment and related gear. Local shoppers can browse basketballs, gloves, and shoes with in-store selections and price ranges.
Advertisements touting new suiting at fifteen dollars as very strong values. The copy notes sustained sales since starting ads and highlights W. B Hutchinson Co. in Corbin, Indiana, at Union Street.
Store promotes new spring goods with emphasis on continued arrivals. Customer are invited to visit tomorrow to see a broader display and additional items beyond those showcased.
McCarthy's unveils a large assortment of colored wash dress goods with new patterns and fabrics. Highlights include silk stripe organies dotted Swiss and embroidered llama cloths with up to date designs priced per yard.
McCarthy's in Seattle advertises a wide new Spring Suit collection with up to date mode material and finishes. Prices range from 18 to 30 dollars and promise immediate availability tomorrow for wear all season.
The Lace Section offers real hand made Duchess lace appliques with Swiss Nainsook and Cambric embroideries in fresh designs. Explore Allowers Edgings Insertings Readings at unexpectedly low prices for the hour’s profit.
Over twenty five ladies and miss styles shown this week with new hairfronts three-quarter length coats Novelty Plaid and Checked Coats and covert jackets. All garments quality priced surprisingly moderate. Time to replace winter coat and select a stylish option on our second floor tomorrow.
Critics invited to view fifty new spring styles in the Hats display set for tomorrow. The department plans to let the hats speak for themselves, promising a vivid showcase of beauty.
Praising notes on the latest arrivals in the White Goods Section. Features include white vestings and dress Swisses with embroidered designs in snowflake, dot, square and leaf patterns. Items include shadow checked French Madrases, pin dot Madrases and French Oxford with raised figures. Fabrics listed: Persian Lawns, Distiles, French Lawns, Jones Nainsooks, India Linens and Organdics. Prices ranged from 4 to 6 a yard.
A local retailer advertises a fresh stock of dress goods with a broad assortment of new spring designs and shading. The note promises up-to-date weaves and urges customers to view the collection tomorrow, suggesting a large and pleasing selection.
A Seattle store invites women to shop for muslin underwear with ample stock of corset covers chemises drawers and nightgowns. The retailer touts broad assortments, fresh designs and quality at surprisingly low prices amid a busy season.
A New York manufacturer presents lawn waists in tucked and lace trimmed designs with long and three quarter sleeves. Exclusive white china silk and lace net waists are offered with prices from 98 cents to 2.75 dollars for lawn waists and 2.50 to 9.00 dollars for silk and lace waists. Waist Department on the second floor.
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