Local Guard Track Tryout Sets Night Entry
CO B holds a Friday night tryout directed by Clarence Dehm. The preliminaries nearly form the team for four weeks of athletic meet. Dohm McConnell Thompeon will represent the company in the sprint events with Fignen Harris Friedrich Hodges and Avelmore in distances. Avelmore in rope climbs. In jumps Dohm McConnell Amos. Lad Rurtis and Petrie in hurdles. Quarter and relay spots still undecided.
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Yesterday's Races A Fractured Card of Thoroughbred Finishes
The listing covers eleven races with multiple horses placed in each event. Winners include Rice in the first race, Silver Wedding in the second, All Ablaze in the third, Burleigh in the fourth, Funnyside in the fifth, Wise Child in the seventh, Faccalante in the eighth, King ag in the ninth, P. Shaw in the tenth, Paren Haher in the eleventh, and Settler in the twelfth. Times and weights are given for each event.
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Herodotus
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Jacomo
Burleigh
McClain
Cloudlight
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Funnyside
Mentry
Bhody Lad
Wise Child
Knapp
Velma C
Lois Gavanach
Faccalante
Schilling
Teacress
Kingag
Miliane
Scott
Philiace
P. Shaw
Martin
Str Baward
Maley
Paren Haher
Ross
Aes Ghriatine A
Roes
Rusickno
Sullivan Wins At Multnomah In Rough House Bout
In Portland the Spo athletic club won three of four matches with Multnomah. Gem Sullivan fought Ed West in a featured bout after a Spokane controversy. Sullivan knocked West cold in the fourth round. Hodger Prank was defeated by a lighter opponent, and Tilley of Spokane floored Will Dinnis. Harry Nicken beat Far Kennedy for Multnomah's sole win.
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Seattle Athletic Club Hosts Luncheon And Banquet
The Seattle Athletic club will entertain members and friends at a Wolfet luncheon this noon and will give a banquet to Spokane Athletic club foot team tonight.
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Nome Arctic brothers defeat Whittler college 38 to 20
The Nome Arctic basketball team led by Keown Alford Metjuire Bilyen and Ralph Lomen defeated Whittler College 38 to 20 in Las Vegas. The squad leaves tonight for the middle west aiming to set the best travel record on the Pacific coast.
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Campaign for Rugby Series Ends With Vancouver Victory
The final Stanford Vancouver rugby match ends in a victory for one team in Vancouver. The series has sparked enthusiasm in the Capitadians and spurred talks of a joint campaign with Stafford to recruit American colleges into the sport.
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Tragic Death of Mrs Hunter In Washington Home
William Hunter's wife, aged, long illness veteran of hardship, retired to her room in Washington on January 1 and killed herself with a neck wound. No witnesses. Her deaf mother and infirm niece were downstairs and unaware. Relatives report mental strain on Mrs Hunter. Survived by husband and adult son.
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Two Girls Burned to Death in Monte rey Catholic School Fire
In Winamac Indiana on January 1 a gasoline lamp explosion lit the Monte rey Catholic school room during a rehearsal. Two 16 year old girls Kammes and Pax were fatally burned and died after being carried to a relative’s home. Sisters suffered burns to their hands but not serious injuries. The two room building was saved by prompt fire brigade action.
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New Citizens Question Law That Encourages Crime
In a New York City police court at Kasex Market judge Robert C. Cornell presides over a crowded, chaotic session. The piece describes diverse defendants including Italian, Irish, Jewish, and immigrant women, petty thieves, and workers. It questions a law permitting a stool pigeon to profit from cases and criticizes how fines and detentions affect families.
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Real Estate Quick Sale Offered by Bond Realty
If you wish to sell your real estate of any description and want a quick sale see Inter national Bond Realty Co. 1008 American Bank Building.
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Courtroom drama ends with prisoner held on $1000 bond
A young groom, three weeks married, faces ruin as detectives expose poverty and deceit. The besotted bride, misled by claims of wealth after a three month acquaintance, trembles as the judge declares bail at $1000. The scene at Masex Market echoes Mrs Partington’s wry courtroom quip.
First annual midwinter meeting of Old Settlers' Association
Aberdehn January 1 The Old Settlers' Association announces its first annual midwinter meeting scheduled for January 16. The notice invites members and interested locals to attend and participate in planned activities and discussions.
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Robbers assault horseman Cam Cool in Pittsburgh area
Robbers fractured the skull of Cameron Cool, a breeder and owner of race horses in West Pittston, during a home invasion early today. They robbed him of money and escaped as Cool lay mortally wounded amid a scene described by local horse owners as notable.
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Ljubick Divorce Suit Filed for Cruelty and Stinginess
Tacoma January divorce filing reports Fannie Ljubick accusing John Ljubick of cruelty and stinginess since their December 4 1907 marriage. She alleges he forbids decent clothing and worsens her heart against him. In Stockholm Major Ges C B Malm titled commanding Stockholm division has been appointed minister of war.
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Talking Hen Astonishes Family With Clever Callings
Mrs. John C. Ford of Atlantic City reports a hen named Jo short shows intelligence beyond ordinary fowls. The bird calls for water at night, scratches to reveal hidden eggs, and seeks food, even directing the family to the eating and drinking spots.
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Growth in Seattle Driven by Annexation and Public Works in 1907
The 1907 Seattle year saw rapid expansion through annexation adding 20 990 people and $11 060 000 spent on public improvements. Sewer and water projects totaled $6 500 000, street improvements $5 050 000, and land area grew by 27 square miles with 13.4 water miles. Bank deposits reached 679 million, and 16 638 building permits were issued for $13.67 million in new construction.
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