Wild West Stampede Parade Turns Madison Park Into Frontier Pageant
Cyclone and Hell Mire lead a chaotic wild steer display through Jackson street toward Madison park as a Chinese laundry witness flees. Mayor Gill grants a parade permit for a mammoth Madison park Wild West show from now until July 16 with Indians, cowboys, cowgirls and scramble events recreating frontier life.
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Hell
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Madison Park
Carrie
Milgate
Jon
Madison
Gill
Tivoli Card Set for Greenwood Smoker at Tivoli Theatre
Two more bouts complete the Greenwood smoker card with Leo Houck versus Ace Rock and Louie Pheese facing Blonde Tresdale. The main bout pairs Chet Neff with Ray Campbell, and Ed Pinkman meets Ad Schaffir in the semi wind-up.
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Leo Houck
Ace Rock
Louie Pheese
Blonde Tresdale
Greenwood
Tivoli Theatre
Chet Neff
Ray Campbell
Ed Pinkman
Ad Schaffir
Seattle Giants Triumph Over Victoria 7 to 6
The Giants defeat Victoria 7 to 6 on Wednesday as Hunky Shaw hits a triple scoring two. Pat Hastley, future Connie Mack Athletics member, faces rough treatment from Victoria. Matis comes in after a rough start, walking the first two batters and allowing a run, then settles to hold the Leafs scoreless until late. The score line ends with Seattle ahead.
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Connie Mack
Pat Hastley
Tenley
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Leafs
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Henn Raymond
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New York
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Cleveland
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Troubled season for Jim Clark in Aberdeen dealings
A summary of Jim Clark’s troubled tenure with Aberdeen and loan moves between Vancouver and Aberdeen, leading to his release after a salary-cut choice. Also notes baseball and athletic items including Billy James for Boston, Stuchell’s pole vault feats, Stanford’s funding need, Spokane tennis praise for Mayme McDonald, and other regional sports snippets.
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Jimmy Clark
University
Aberdeen
Ken Barnes
Bob Brown
Vancouver
Clark
Jimmy
Karnes
O Clark
Brown
Dear Cynthia advice column invokes matters of love and manners
A reader asks whether to date others while a beau is away or wait. The columnist says genuine lifelong love endures and questions marriage plans, advising trust if true and caution about waiting. Additional letters discuss seeking a gentleman friend, thanking a wealthy gift, civil service mail politics, and keeping hair golden with home rinses.
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Althoguess
Cynthia
Palmer and Small Win Doubles Match in Tournament
Palmer and Small extended their winning streak to reach the final by defeating Howard and Taylor 7-5 6-4 in the Wednesday semifinal. In other results Howard and Taylor fell in men’s doubles semi finals while mixed doubles and singles matches produced multiple close scores.
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Small
Howard
Taylor
Mre
Btafford
Mise Tyler
Harmon
Misa A.greene
Fulton
Misa Lambuth
Shannon
Ruswell
Mansel Smith
Anderson
Cue Champion Here in Seattle Exhibition Matches
Joseph Mayer national amateur billiard champion tours the Northwest with an exhibition stop Thursday night at Brown and Hulen's in Seattle.
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Joseph Mayer
Seattle
Northwest
Brown & Hulen’s
Margie Comes Home Ends The Long Wait For Courage
Margie returns home after ten weeks to heal from loss and grief. She and Mary share painful truths about shared hurt and the limits of bearing another's sorrow. The two women discuss courage philosophy and the path to living again as the scene closes with future continuation promised.
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Eleanor Fairlow
Aunt Mary
Margie
Tam
Sonny
Mary
Flack
Ute
Northwest Auto Racing Circuit Planned for 1916
Under manager R A Hiller the Northwest Automobile association will hold speed races in major Pacific Northwest cities this fall with a July to September schedule from Portland to North Yakima. Eight Northwest drivers will meet California entrants in a proposed interregional series with events slated in Frisco Los Angeles and San Diego next year. Spokane plans a rapid track with a proposed Decoration Day 1916 monster meet featuring top national drivers.
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R. A. Hiller
Northwest Automobile Association
Pacific Northwest
Portland
North Yakima
Madison Park
la Grande
Boise
Salt Lake City
Butte
Missoula
Spokane
Walla Walla
Hiller
Woodland Tourney Sees Semifinal Drama Narrow to Final
In Woodland park tennis, Muira defeated Grant Laizure 6 4 6 8 to reach the final against Wada, Nippon entry. Miss Mayme McDonald and Ross Williams defeated Miss Goodfellow and partner 64 86, while mixed doubles were forfeited.
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Woodland Park
Muira
Grant Laizure
Wada
Miss Mayme McDonald
Ross Williams
Miss Goodfellow
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