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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1906
Page
2
Princeton prepares for Yale on November 17 in a rivalry that promises a hard fought contest. Coach W A Roper has Tigers in shape with backs led by Dillon Stanard Cooney and McCormick, while Yale counters with steady defense and standout linemen as both teams chase an early gridiron prestige.
Company promotes sale of a small block of tile stock at 10 cents per share with par value 1 dollar. They state no officer receives salary or commission, claim railroads have offered more for holdings, and urge investors to join now as office remains open evenings to handle sales.
A fragmented report notes Scar displays prowess and fierce tackling while Wister and Ho land compete for a position. The piece highlights speed and fielding ability as factors in the Tigers matchup.
An adjourned meeting of the Presbytery of Puget Sound will convene tomorrow at 2 o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church. A conference for men’s work is planned in the evening with a talk on Roade. Engineer Samuel C. will deliver two lectures, one tomorrow evening with lantern aides at the Chamber of Commerce rooms, and another Wednesday afternoon at the First Church addressing the people of Seattle.
The market improved from Saturday with light sales. Fruit and vegetables remain firm with prices rising for pumpkin and squash but no quotes. Grapes wavering with possible decline. meat remains tight after four days. fish prices steady except salmon trout. feed and grain futures listed with mixed ton prices.
San Francisco Lick High School football players, averaging 160 pounds, registered at Bavoy hotel in Seattle and planned a tough game with the local team tomorrow. The squad practiced this morning and rested this afternoon as coach Hotchkiss oversees lineup.
Beatties plans a three day horse show with over 290 horses expected from Seattle and nearby cities including Vancouver Tacoma Spokane Bellingham Portland and smaller towns. Trophies donated by principal new houses will replace vehicles and officials have prepared classifications to locate interested participants in the Seattle area.
Senator H Piles departs for Washington DC by boat to Vancouver and then along the Canadian Pacific line. Urgent business requires immediate travel.
The Thistles defeated Fort Lawton in a closely contested soccer game. Thistle lineup featured goalkeeper Trewavis and defender Boyle as the defense braced to repel the Lawton attack.
Noted musical director Harry Girard travels to Port Townsend for a song recital featuring Miss Alice Lossby as soprano and Misa Eloise Edwards as pianist.
Corrigan, an overlooked veteran horse, wins the opening wide handicap at the racing season. Ruby and Lavistelia were favorites, with payouts including a $2,000 win for Corrigan as six furlongs and mile races concluded. Time records show Burleigh Jary Man second in six furlongs and Laesell second in the mile.
Mike Ward defeated Lewis Priday in a Friday night bout in Grand Rapids Michigan. Yale captured the championship gun shoot gt ten Saturday with Princeton finishing second and Sylvania third. scores 197 194 156. At Everett Saturday the Bellingham eleven tied Everett in a no score red ball game.
The new German church Kleventhav et al. was dedicated at noon with sermon by Rev. assisted by Rev. W. C. from Edgewater Church and Rev. F. J. Van Plymouth Congregation. Several German visitors from other areas were invited but could not attend.
City Hall Market states its meat supply will be sufficient to carry through the famine period, noting stock on hand and anticipated demand as of 509 Thirday.
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