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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
2
Johnny Kilbane, a promising featherweight fighter, supports a blind father and two mothers with his ring earnings. He battled Abe Attell to a draw in Kansas City, drawing praise from referees and press alike for his skill, movement, and insistence on a rematch.
The piece notes Countess Swirsky arguing about women smoking with a sharp retort and references Mrs. Haggin and Mrs. Oelrichs. It alludes to contracts with $5,000 forfeits and a dispute over collecting $6,000 from players, then pivots to Abbie Attell’s workload and Mr. Fletcher facing a rival league. It hints at a humorous, purely American ball player image.
Dypersion of claims touts Diapepsin as a harmless candy like remedy that prevents indigestion and sour stomach. It promises relief within five minutes and claims to avert headaches from stomach issues, belching, gas, and sleepless nights. Obtainable from druggists with ample supply for worst cases.
Jack Lessard of North Yakima was knocked out in the 14th round by Pete McVeigh of Seattle in a Northwest championship smoker at Eagles hall under Yakima Valley Athletic Association. Bowling totals show high scores and averages for Conover at a local event.
In Latonia on November 8 results show Union Jack first, Out land second, Bob Farley third in race one with 1 08. Star wins race two with Loween Mary Day third in 4. Jeane Are takes race three ahead of Ethel Day and Woodland in 1 14. Helma wins race four with Maga sine second and Green Seal third in 1 12 45. Console wins race five with Camel second and Bad News third in 1 43 45.
Dr Bedwin J Brown, longtime foe of the state dental board, wins a writ of error from Justice Rudkin to appeal to the United States Supreme Court. He asserts the state dental law is unconstitutional and maladministered.
In Benbrook a Michigan leader, chosen last year by Walter Camp for his All American eleven, is expected to captain his squad against Michigan and Minnesota. The Michigan seven’s caliber is unclear, though the Syracuse victory prompted reconsideration by the selectors.
Christ Baines an Alaskan says a joy ride with new companions ended when they robbed him of 750 dollars and threw him from the Firat nv 8 bridge into tide flats below a 30 foot drop. He arrived in Seat Monday night and recalls little else as he stood mud covered at police headquarters.
George Gray, known as the boy wonder from Australia, made a world record break of 985 at Leeds, with 969 from the red ball. He employs strategic play to clear the white ball and then pocket the red, delivering precise strokes on a standard English billiard table.
Former Seattle mayor Harry White says he did not intend a ten million dollar payoff in the Alaska Clean Smokeless Anthracite Coal Co case. He claims Washington capitalized the venture at one dollar per share but a graph operator shifted it to ten million dollars. White identifies the original officers but records show a Miss Corason as dummy president and Miss Nevall as an ally.
Report notes that the secretary treasurer transferred shares in due course and received payment. The girls claimed only a trip to Spokane when summoned by the county grand jury. Moquiam resident Wiam Murphy, a logger, was arrested for killing an elk and allegedly fed officers elk meat at arrest.
The Regal Dental Offices advertise gentle, sympathetic care and skilled dental work. They promise painless methods, modern facilities, and a written guarantee. Their specialty is replacing missing teeth without plates and curing pyorrhea, at moderate prices, located at 1406 Grand Ave NW corner Union.
The Newport Cafe offers a quiet tasteful de cuisine ideal for business lunches. A 25 cent business lunch draws thousands yearly. music after dinner adds to the pleasant dining experience while staff remain polite and attentive.
The Hoosier Special Kitchen Cabinet offers a $39 cabinet for $35 with a $5.00 join fee and then $1.00 weekly payments. The plan emphasizes savings in time and labor, with manufacturer controlled prices and cash-equivalent benefits.
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