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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1904
Page
5
I C I WarnER named as coach of the Cornell eleven after Carlisle's great football era. MOUS MEARS the Cornelian and White figure returns home to lead the team as call goes out to the former Carlisle stalwart.
Carlisle coach Gles S. Warner will end his four year tenure this month and assume charge of Cornell’s eleven. Warner led Carlisle athletics across basketball baseball and track. Star athlete Frank Mr. Pleasant, a sprinter, set multiple wins last season and is expected to develop into a world class sprinter.
The Seattle bout between Perry Queenan and Kid Parker of Ballard is scheduled for March 14 as a 15 round fight. Both fighters are noted for power and the Bailard Athletic Club promoting the match has over 769 members, signaling strong local interest.
The freshman basketball team of the state university faces Miverett at Smoke Stacks City next Friday and hosts Vassion the following week. Manager Staeger arranges further matches across the mountains during Easter holidays. Expected victims include Roslyn Athletic Lab Ellensburg Normal School and Yakima High School.
Round go before one Boston clubs as Herrera and Yanger meet at Matty Matthews. Murphy eyes a limited round bout with Tommy Ryan or Philadelphia Jack Offrien and Baltimore fight with Joe Grim tomorrow night. Philadelphia notes, Pop Anson fast next month may take bowlers on exhibition tours. Minnesota targets three Swedes to fill football line spots. Ed Geers buys last Boreal trotter 715% training from Lauieviite for 8.0. Kid Gleason balks New York Nationals signing. Brush offers contracts. Tracks to pay initiation fees and $2 annual dues. Al tracks in, start with 14.7. Sharkey backs Spike Sullivan for lightweight clash with Gans if weigh-in hits 136 at 6.00.
The Seattle Y M C A Juniors defeated Haverett 14 to 10 in a hard fought local gym game. In a four corner scramble among Seattle Indianapolis Minneapolis and Milwaukee to sign Herman Schaefer the Milwaukee club won and he will join their team next season. Salt Lake Baseball Association contracts Walker field for a ballpark upgrade with new seating. Crescent City Derby prospects look weak as Casper Leon aims for a comeback.
The third annual all around athletic meet for the T C Lippy medal will be held at the YMCA gymnasium on Wednesday. Five events include twelve pound shot put the 120 yard potato race running high jump rope climb and a half mile run. Tom McDonald is favored after two previous wins but newcomer Vance is expected to challenge for the prize.
At Fishermans saloon on Wall Street between Miret and Western avenues three masked robbers burst in before midnight. Proprietor Marcus Stansen was shot in the cheek but not seriously wounded. B L Williams was beaten unconscious. About $46 was taken from the till as suspects fled. Detectives Hubbard Freeman and Jake investigated. doctors attended the wounded. The article also reports a prohibition speech by Mr Stewart urging conviction on liquor issues.
Oliver W. Stewart, Chicago prohibitionist, spoke at Rank e Hall yesterday afternoon on temperance. He offered valuable methods to eradicate the saloon evil, beginning with his stated approach to combating the liquor question.
Two suits filed in superior court allege Adolph Krug former Beattie city treasurer forged his wife and brother in law names on notes totaling about four thousand dollars to banks including American Savings and Puget Bound National. The case claims Krug forged signatures on collateral notes and suggests he died by self-inflicted causes amid past misfortunes.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural remedy for all stomach disorders. It claims the tablets aid digestion, relieve the stomach, and promote health, urging readers to obtain them for four cents a box and noting doctors supposedly endorse their use.
The retailer touts extraordinary prices from four large stores with direct-from-manufacturer buying. Notables like Capt Ballard and Ida Ware buy Colonial, Johnston Co, Kimball, Hobart M Cable pianos as the sale pledges the biggest bargains yet and easy terms with guarantees. Secondhand organs and rentals offered.
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