Sullivan brothers train for Seattle-Portland wrestling meet
Dana Gene Sullivan and Dan Sullivan train in Portland for a January meet with Seattle. Danelles to wrestle Spokane Athletic Club at 168 pounds and Gene Sullivan at 195 pounds. Roscoe Taylor of Tacoma boxes for Beattie. A letter to Isco Sullivanrt notes Multnomah Pub has opposed the Sullivan boys as sportsmen and sought a rematch.
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United Preas
Spokane
Dana Gene Sullivan
Portland
Seattle
Dan Sullivan
Spokane Athletic Club
Gene Sullivan
Roscoe Taylor
Tacoma
Beattie
Isco Sullivanrt
Sullivan
Multnomah
Gene
Noir Sullivan
Jean Weat
Tommy Tracy
Dan
Margaret Madison Urges Care For Youthful Hair At Any Age
Margaret Madison argues there is no sense in letting hair grow old advising women to maintain a youthful appearance through proper care. She cautions against harsh brushing and tight hairstyles and offers tips on washing rinsing and drying to protect hair’s natural wave and health.
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Margaret Madison
Colter
Lee
Races Halted by Futurity Scrambles and Times
Yesterday's fixtures feature six races on Futurity courses with mixed results. Winners include Cab 103 imayes ridden 2 to 1 in the first race and Mansard 121 Souville in the second, both recording brisk times. Other victors include Premee, Janecke C, Margaret K, and Deepteck land with notable seconds and thirds across events.
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Imayes
Pan de Oro
Tims
Mansard
Souville
Bix Store
Parole
Beattie
Tome
Iancke C
Heatherton
Eduardo
Dorado
Tihiee
Margaret K
Wom
Maxtreme
Deepteckland
Meagh
Judge Nelson
Doltie Dellars
Horses Race Card from Early Meet with Six Races
In the first race over thirteen sixteenths of a mile Benceeed ridden by Martin won at 168 with Adoration second and Nante Lucille third. The Paradise Queen claimed victory in the second with Joe Gattens runner-up and Ban Chel third. time 35 4. Mintia won the three quarters with Be camado second and Red Carter third. Thame timed 1.124. Christine A. won the fourth over a mile and an eighth with Hasti second and Headly Waed third. time 1.55. In the fifth Harvel led to a 1 to 3 favorite win over Laudable with Billy Lowlems third. time 1:08. The sixth race over three quarters saw Androcke prevail at 7 to 2 with Areetan second and Rentado third. time 1:163-5.
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Benceeed
Martin
Adoration
Nante Lucille
Paradise Queen
Burns
Joe Gattens
Ban Chel
Mintia
Rows
Becamado
Red Carter
Thame
Christine A
Uins
Hasti
Headly Waed
Eixteenths
Harvel
Degen
Laudable
Billy Lowlems
Androcke
Dugan
Areetan
Econd
Rentado
Spalding Baseball Record Book Details
A new Spalding baseball record book outlines statistics like batting and fielding averages sourced from past seasons. The publication, arriving in spring, features historical data from many leagues not previously included and omits some stale information in the yearly guides.
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Spalding
Cine
Heinze Failure Reported in Montana Bank Case
In Hutte Montana on January 16 Judge Krouraata halted action for a short time as Hank Wamamiser T E Collinge led the Blate Barings bank matter. The sequence involved securing debt with stock and an investigation into the bank’s security measures and obligations.
Stevenson to Coach Vancouver Crew
Stevenson named coach of Vancouver Rowing Club team with previous Australian coaching acclaim. Announcement notes his athletic background and appointment on January 16.
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Stevenson
Vancouver
United Presos
Fameor Stevenson
Vanremoor
Stover
Vaio
Kelly and Neil Signed for City Bout in San Francisco
San Francisco January 16 10 matching Frankie Neil and Eddie Kelly the Buffalo featherweight for a six round bout at 122 pounds in late January. The West End club of Oakland has secured a solid card with Kelly vouched for by San Franciscans who have seen him perform in the east. Neil is said to bring a fight worth watching. Weigh in at 7 o clock the evening of the bout.
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San Francisco
Frankie Neil
Eddie Kelly
Buffalo
West End
Oakland
Kelly
Jump to the Outlaws Jump to the Outlaws in Northwest League Move
A Portland friend of Spider Raum confirms that thin tether and Cir Rlasken have jumped to Freano in the Northwest league to manage the team. Spider Raum pitches Blankenehip, and the report notes no money in steam while Wrank keeps his eye on the cols as he is married.
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Portland
Spider Raum
Seattle
Freano
Wrank
Alaska Game Protection Bill Aims to Regulate Hunters
Congressman Humphrey introduced a bill in the House on January 6 to protect Alaska wildlife by setting seasonal rules across latitudes and birdlife. It bans gas powered, sewage powered, or motorized craft from hunting and imposes a $160 fine for violations with a $56 civil penalty for citizens. Alaska governor would appoint game wardens to enforce the act.
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Humphrey
House of Representatives
Alaska
Athens
United States
Girls to Play Basketball at Armory Saturday Night
The marketing teams from Weekingdom and Linewtinhich schools will play at the armory Saturday night. The boys team from Aponinhich was called off to avoid conflicting with the girls game.
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Weekingdom
lLinewtinhich
Armory
Flirt
Sound
Ofinie&k
lAponinhich Hee
Bellingham
North Western era league managers announce trades
The latest bulletin from Secretary Ferre details league manager activity in the North Western era. Names such as Jowhe, Walker, Kip nan, Pinkney, Bedtop Term, Metcalf, Tacoma, Caroon, Ut Gamtie, and Koll are listed among accepted trades and signings.
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Ferre
Commie Sim
Tao Tradea
Liutie J Jowhe
Siewe
Jacwna
Ray Walker
Soarttie
Jona Kipnan
F A Pinkney
FS Bedtop
Searlet T Metcalf
Tacoma
Alert Caroon
William Ut Gamtie
Phil Koll
University of Washington Indoor Meet Set for March 13
The big indoor athletic meet planned by the University of Washington will be held in the university auditorium on March 13. The event is open to all clubs colleges associations and high schools of the Northwest with the university representing.
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University of Washington
University Au Weasium
Northwest
Italian actress buys Capponi palace near Arno in Florence
Paris dispatch reports Eleonora Lee, Italy's leading actress, paid 120000 dollars for the Capponul palace on the Arno near the Selle Grazie bridge in Florence. The 1520 structure, built by Vicel di Lorenzo, will be her permanent residence.
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Paris
Eleonora Lee
Italy
Capponul Palace
Arno
Selle Grazie Bridge
Florence
Vicel di Lorenzo
Fire destroys Maple Leaf mills in Kenora
A blaze yesterday laid waste the Maple Leaf mills owned by Hediey Shaw company in Kenora Ontario. Water damage and fire destroyed storage for about 900000 bushels of wheat. losses insured are reported around 1000000.
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Kenora
Bremerton Wages to Be Raised in Navy Yards
Washington reports a conference between the secretary and Representatives Humphrey on wage scales at Bremerton yards. Navy officials note higher pay at other yards and propose adjusting Bremerton wages to match local prevailing rates. Election officials consider petitions in probate matters as well.
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United Pp
Washington
Humphrey
Bremerton
P Navy
Pf Sons
Puget
Alaska reunion held at Olympus Club
Thirty eight Alaskans gathered for a reunion last night at the Olympus Club rooms on First Street. Community members shared memories and planned future gatherings during the event.
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Alaska
Olympus Club
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