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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
7
Advertises a naturopathic system promising cures for chronic and incurable conditions including eye, bar, throat, stomach, skin, and female and male disorders. Offers consultation and examination with moderate prices and broad office hours. Includes testimonials of cures from “fellabie people” on file.
In Ajax Hall Seattle Redmen promote a four round program featuring Sammy Good versus Billy Williams with a hairline Good win. Pat Dyer defeats Dave Bryant in four, Clark and Mosler draw, Gardner and Wright draw. Clements outpoints Ace Rock, Smith quits in third against Deathella. The Star editor and Parker judged. Schacht refereed.
Gunboat Smith, America's leading heavyweight, slated for a vaudeville appearance at Pantages theatre in Seattle next week. The boxer, famed for a meteoric rise and 17 knockouts in 30 fights, reflects modestly on publicity while noting his past losses and recovery.
The feature game of the season decides the state YMCA championship and will be played on the Seattle YMCA floor tonight. Teams from Bellingham and Seattle meet with lineups listed, including McBeth Edwards Burkheimer Phillips, Hear Jensen Rasmussen Damus, Metzler Nattrass Celian.
Maurice McLoughlin said he has no time to travel to Wimbledon England to compete for the British championships. He announced this today in San Francisco after a posting at Austin Salt’s gymnasium.
Prices paid to producers for vegetables and taIt. Market data charts reflect current price movements, supply conditions, and regional trends. The report highlights changes in price levels for key vegetables and notes seasonal shifts impacting producer receipts.
British golf insiders forecast Francis Ouimet the American open champion will command galleries during his British visit. A London dinner of top professionals sent a cable of congratulation and a welcome to Ouimet, signaling strong interest in his amateur and open championship play abroad.
London reports Prince Albert the king's second son is the royal family's boxing champion. Once bested by the Prince of Wales, he later challenged Edward who accepted and yielded in the third round. Albert turned 18 last December, Edward will be 20 in June.
The Rocky Mountain intercollegiate conference brings all member colleges to Denver for the indoor track meet at the City Auditorium marking the largest event of its kind in the region. The gathering features competitors in nearly every event as schools vie for top honors.
Advice for starting a small backyard poultry venture with spring hatchings. Highlights timing for hatch, risks of early or late hatch, custom hatching options, and choosing thoroughbred stock versus scrub stock with guidance from reliable breeders.
In Mexico City a world class bull fight draws 40 000 spectators each Sunday. Gaona, famed for his bull psychology and cape choreography, survives jeers and weathering entrenched danger to remain a top toreador earning about 4000 dollars per Sunday.
A fragmented satirical note discusses a boxing vibe and a dramatic coupling of a sunrise execution, while musing on how humans become henchmen more readily than horses, reflecting on French and American authorities and social roles.
London reports the Lusitania sails at 6 15 am with passengers including the White Sox and the Giants. The item notes talk of Bud Murphy and a few cryptic asides about sports figures like Sam Crawford and Tris Speaker, with Crawford possibly receiving a wireless contract offer.
The Star corrects yesterday's edition misstating that Billy Williams was knocked out in the third round by Hattling Wolf in Tacoma. Wolf fouled Williams in the first round, the referee did not see it, and Williams was ruled KO after a physician examined him.
The Seattle Trapshooters Association holds its first monthly merchandise shoot at Harbor Island traps Sunday morning. Nine events will be shot with eight prizes in each event. Shooters will be classed by averages with two prizes for first and second high in each division.
Ten new members are to be initiated at the Green Lake Gun Club regular Sunday shoot tomorrow morning at the 100th street and Meridian avenue. The new members include Lee thes, Louis K Lear, Dr A B Kidd, W C Brown, J C Cody, Harry Denny, Dr H Dyer, Fred Weaver, Arthur C Ebbert and W L Sisler.
Fox is matched Aberdeven February 28 with Tex Vernon, local boxer, and English bantam Jimmy Fox signing articles for a bout next month. A purse of $1,000 has been hung up by the promoter.
Seattle lightweight Chet Neff defeated Leo Crevier in a four round bout held Friday night in San Francisco. Teammate Frankie Dolan fought to a draw against Kid Bertleson.
Franklin high school basketball team defeated Ballard Friday by 37 to 7 in a lopsided league clash.
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