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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1904
Page
7
The family of Mrs. M. T. S. Bobbitt of Bargyrton Tennessee watched her near death from consumption. After skilled doctors failed, Dr King’s New Discovery brought immediate relief and, with continued use, cured her. Guaranteed bottles 60c and 1.00, Trial bottles free at G. O. GUY’S, Inc Yesler and Sec end.
D 8 Johnston Co offers a large stock of pianos and organs with dramatic price cuts. Brand new reliable instruments from Chickering Hobart Cabie Kimball Pease and others include Simplex Piano Players at $190 to $200 and discounts from $75 to $125 on pianos and $25 to $50 on organs. Visitors encouraged to inspect to verify values.
A fragment notes a sale at a musical instrument store offering Talking Machines, Violin, Mandolin, Banjo and brass and reed instruments. It invites passersby to visit and view stock even if not buying.
D S Johnston Company located at 903 Second Avenue in the Burke Building details a business address or tenancy listing.
Los Angeles won two games from Seattle at the Los Angeles ballpark, scoring ten runs on 13 hits in the first game and securing a second win yesterday. The Angels have won three straight, while Tacoma and Portland linger in the pennant race. a protest over an umpire's call by McCarthy hangs on President Burt's ruling, which will determine if a post season series with Tacoma occurs or if Los Angeles drops out by three points.
The San Francisco team closed the season by defeating Oakland twice. In the morning game San Francisco edged Oakland by two runs after a clean, error free innings sequence. Batteries Jones and Stark for Oakland faced Wha in the San Francisco win.
Readable fragment notes an afternoon game in Oakland involving Schmidt and Stark versus Wheeler and Wilson with San Francisco on the docket. No clear scores or outcomes available.
In Sacramento on Saturday, Tacoma defeated Portland 7 to 0 after Starkell replaced Nadeaux in left field in the seventh inning. Overall was erratic while Iberg pitched well to the eighth, drawing about 6,000 fans. Hatteries Overall and Graham, and Frary were noted in the main game with other results from Los Angeles Seattle and San Francisco.
President Roosevelt writes to his boxing friend Professor Mike Deneevan asking him to come to Washington to prepare Roosevelt for duties and to provide boxing instruction for his eldest son. Denevan is to recommend a Washington boxer for lessons as Roosevelt eases back into physical condition after the campaign.
Seattle high school defeated Lewiston high school 5 to 0 in a fierce Saturday contest before about 3 000 spectators. Seattle scored late in the first half after line back surges but missed the goal. Ross and Smith of Seattle were praised for strong play. fatigue from Thanksgiving spillover limited effort.
Athenian Athletic club event scheduled at Germania hall Tuesday evening was canceled by police on Mayor Ballinger’s orders. Ballinger viewed the fights as worse than prize fights while Hilly Lavigne, manager, defended the matches citing heavy gloves, even skill, and an age limit of 18 for participants.
Lavigne promotes amateur bouts under American Amateur Athletic Union rules. He notes nationwide gymnasium events and asserts no objectionable features, citing past city matches that pleased even the most exact spectators.
Army defeated Navy 11 to 0 at Franklin Field after a hard fought contest on Saturday afternoon. The opening score came on a fumble by Works Attention Read the ad of A Bridge Co. in this issue.
The Anapo lia eleven pressured Navy as West Point forced kick attempts. Tipton of West Point repeatedly kicked the ball under Navy pressure, finally recovering behind the goal line with Navy in pursuit. Doe missed the goal. A later touchdown followed through line bucking by the soldiers amid many army and navy spectators.
At Ascot on Saturday Bugle Horn ridden by Booker won the final race in a tight finish from Emperor of India with Tendercrest third. Bugle Horn was 10 to 1 in the bets. No favorite won and second choices took three events. Alfred de Ore of New York defended his pool title in St. Louis.
In San Francisco the 600 point series concluded with De Oro defeating Heston 600 to 470 in a late duck. The day drew a large crowd at Oak Saturday with nineteen books and two favorites winning amid odds. The mile and a furlong handicap saw Divina surge past Blue Eyes as Toledo faded to third.
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing an ugly sore after a year of suffering. He praises it as the best salve on earth sold at G O Guy Inc drug store located on Second Avenue and Yesler.
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