Whit Tight Ends Lead Potinde Five Raid Victory
Whit nicks tight end drives as Potinde falls 13 to 8 in a brief league game. Five key plays shaped the outcome with scoring moments from alternative lineups.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
4
Whit nicks tight end drives as Potinde falls 13 to 8 in a brief league game. Five key plays shaped the outcome with scoring moments from alternative lineups.
A 62 year old Chicago resident and board of trade member died yesterday after a hospital stay following an operation last Monday. The note mentions plans for a trip to California and a home in Chicago.
A local notice states that Fuller's pallbearers will conduct a funeral at noon. The body will be taken to the cemetery with Justice Mev and Justice Hut among those listed, and the services are to be led by a group including Chief Justice.
At Sagamore Hill Roosevelt greeted a bandaged reporter who said he injured his hand while beating a foreigner who was assaulting his wife. Roosevelt called it an honorable wound and expressed pride in the reporter for not tolerating wife beating.
Meredith Parsons, architect and board of appeals member, was removed by Mayor Gill after missing one or two of the board’s few meetings. It was later found he had moved away from Seattle, and the removal cited inattentiveness to duties.
An English inventor used a bamboo cane and two mirrors to spy the late king’s funeral procession from a crowded London street. The top mirror reflects the scene to the lower mirror to give a faithful view as if looking directly at the spectacle, a clever gadget for future crowds at circuses and public events.
The Hotel and Restaurant Men's and Stewards associations press a restraint of trade case against the Retail Produce association. They plan to present a chain of documentary evidence this week to help District Attorney Todd obtain convictions.
The city council ordered grading and planking Rainier boulevard from Rainier Beach to Taylor's mill to connect with the state highway. The board of public works advised against it citing an $11,800 overrun, but Councilman Mutlen insisted the project is essential and pledged to cover the deficit.
F P Moran promoter of an electric road from Bellevue to Lake Sammamish petitioned the council for a ferry dock at Madrona or Leach park to land the boat he plans to run across the lake linking with his road terminus. Petition referred to the corporations committees.
Roy J. Casey a Lincoln High School graduate and former manager of the school football team died yesterday at his home 422 First Ave N from heart trouble. He was active in local scholastic activities and known in the community.
Anna Cockrell daughter of Interstate Commerce Commissioner Frank M. Cockrell married Lambrose A. Coromilas minister from Greece to the United States in Norwich today. The Greek ritual was performed by a Greek priest.
An advertisement for the Gatlin Institute at 434 Queen Anne Avenue Seattle proclaims a three day non injectible treatment to cure liquor habit. No hypodermics or drugs are used and if not cured, full fee is refunded. Other Gatlin Institutes listed across multiple cities.
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