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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1906

Page

2

Prlie Fight Ends Early In Scripps Telegraph Report

In Los Angeles on November 14 George Memsic reports Johnny Burns of Chicago stopped Charlie Neary of Milwaukee in the second round of a slated twenty round bout. A ten round bout between Dave Barry of California and Hugo Kelan concluded with Barry prevailing.

Scripps Telegraph Service Los Angeles George Memsic Jhamny Burns Chicago Charlie Neary Milwaukee Scrips Telegraph Service Dave Barry California Hugo Kela S Y

Thompson suffers broken shoulder in practice

Oregon camp reports George Thompson a webfooter sub end broke a shoulder during yesterday’s practice against Seattle Athletic club. The injury is clean and expects return forthcoming.

Oregon George the Webfooter Thompson Uiversity Seattre Athletic Club

Birth Banquet Celebrates Seattle's Early History and Pioneers

A banquet at the Stander hosted by the Chamber of Commerce drew about 150 men and women to honor Seattle’s pioneers. Judge Thomas Burke served as toastmaster, with EL Blaine recounting early settler troubles, Prof EB Meany narrating Chief Seattle’s era, Judge Hanford outlining legal history, and Thomas W. Preach praising pioneer women. Aubrey Levy performed a violin solo.

Ceyamiber of Commerce Ufe Thomas Burke Alki Point Blaine EB. &. Meany Seattle Lane H. Hanford Thomas W. Preach Aubrey Levy

Swimmers Challenge Open Amateur Swim Race

An open challenge is issued to any amateur swimmer by Cc B Dehm and Mearst to compete in an upcoming event. The announcement invites local talent to enter and test their skills against the challengers.

B. Dehm Fh 1. Mearst Om

Varsity Beats Washington in Prep Practice Match

A Beattie Athletic club contingent watched the Varsity overwhelm Washington in a practice game. Key players Moon Ald, Tilley and Cole outpaced the visitors as Oregon’s late-year speed and head work were highlighted by Jack Latewrette guiding the team. Despite weaknesses along the line and vulnerable ends, coach confidence remains high ahead of Saturday’s league clash.

Beattie Athletic Club Varsity Peebles Moonald Tilley Cole Butt Washington Oregon Ne Ft Jack Wrette Moores Chandler

Delta Kappa Epsilon Alumni Gather at Lincoln Hotel

D K and D E alumni plan informal meeting at the Lincoln hotel tomorrow evening. Members not on the state association roll are urged to contact Dr Fr M Padelford of the University of Washington at University Station for inclusion.

Delta Kappa Epsilon Alumni Association Lincoln Hotel D. K. & Atemni Association Fr. M. Padelford University of Washington University Station Efty

Horse Races Yesterday At Local Track

Race day results list six events with winner and placing details. Piret Moe won the six mile segment, with Nancy second and Dairy Maid third. Avon Smith won the quarter mile, Cobmesa second. Winsome Ways won the mile, Homelander second. Bulwark won the two mile event with Tell fare second. Lary won the three quarters of a mile with Eminola second. Ivanhoe won the one mile forty yards, Widows Mite second. Kacalante led the eleven race over three quarters with Hooray second.

Piret Moe Landeman Cramer Nancy Dairy Maid Herman Johnson Ile Gen Avon Smith Cobmesa Chandler Homelander Judge White Bulwark Wehnasen Tell Fare Berry Waddell Optician Lae To . Eminola Lary Vera Siath Ivanhoe Gaon Iwon Mite Sa Tnek Mle Kacalante Lee Hooray Kilts Iis

Edge of Big Game Hopes for Orange and Black Team

The Orange and Black rise to peak form for a pivotal Saturday game. Veteran stars from days of Gardner and Crooks are recalled as Thayer, Smith, and Penny Weetover return from injuries to strengthen the lineup. Lefty Furke also recovers, lifting team morale for the Pacific championship clash. The Lick school of Munneleco has dominated California rivals.

High Echeo Alex Gardner Dick Crooks Penny Weetover Fulliac Thayer Smith Furke Pacific Lick Munneleco California

Pacific Coast Set to Meet Them at 160 Yards Dohm Noted Local Boy

Hearst an English swimmer of considerable ability remains in the water with a record of endurance. The Pacific coast is prepared to meet at any distance from 160 yards up, highlighting local talent and regional competition.

Pacific Coast Dohm Hearst

Swimmer Thies Dominates 23 Miles in 24 Hours

The report notes a swimmer named Thies completing 23 miles in a 24 hour period at Colombo, Ceylon, 19 years ago. Only the time spent in the water counted toward the distance metric.

Thies Colombe Ceylon

Senator La Follette Reception Planned for Friday

A reception committee led by Senator La Follette has organized a benefit event for the Wisconsin Statesman. A special car will depart the Hotel Butler at 7 30 in the evening to escort attendees to the prom.

Senator la Follette Anne Monte Wisconsin Statesman Butler

Stylish Clothes Without the Big Prices

Elliott and McGregor at 1329 Second Ave advertise stylish clothing options at affordable prices. The note highlights low-cost apparel for shoppers seeking value.

Elliott & McGregor H. Lewis & Co Second Ave

Salem Fugitive T J Laper Arrested on Firetav

Thomas Jackson also known as T J Laper, a Salem fugitive, was arrested yesterday on Firetav by Detective George Brown and held pending Salem officers’ arrival for extradition.

T. J. Laper Thomas Jackson Salem Firetav George Brown

Markets Report From The Steamer Watson Cargo Prices Rise

The Markets column notes the Watson steamer arriving with grapes and a general price uptick. Lettuce commands higher prices from 1 to 1.50 per unit while some fruit items remain scarce. Other lines mention ship cargo and assorted commodities with irregular OCR text.

Watson

Horse Races Spur Wide-Open Finish at Local Meet

In the first race King Pepper led by a length before winning at 2 to 1 over The Thrall and Hod Thistle. The Tean Line 7 race saw Tanager take top honors with Caper and another rival finishing behind. Tartan claimed the three-quarter mile event in 1 40 66, followed by Nat B and Dr. Loses. Haselthorpe Aubachon won the half mile with St Joseph second and Grace Kinball third in 4 19 14. Laente upset Gold Proof and Toboawan in the three-quarters mile, while Golden Mineral dominated the eleven-furlong mile with Trenola second.

King Pepper the Thrall Hod Thistle Tanager Dr. Loses Hk Boo Nat B Haselthorpe Aubachon St. Joseph Grace Kinball Laente Taylor Gold Proof Toboawan Golden Mineral Trenola

Photo Agents Offer Quick Money Outfit at 705 Ave

Photo agents advertise seating at Pinney's in Washing ton brock for outfits that enable fast profit. Call before 11 a.m. for details and ordering.

Pinney’s Washington Brock Ave

Sehucheard Optical Co. Tot Seconday and Big Crowd Expected

The report notes a large crowd planned for a Saturday football clash between two teams at the Madison work grounds. Manager Har d a wart is praised for handling the team and expenses have been paid leaving over $800 in the treasury. Special plans are in place for crowd control and convenience.

Beattie Victoria Madison Park Beatty Madison Stewart Hae Cee

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