Burns Triumphs In Looming Fight Over Flynn
Tommy Burns, claiming the ore championship, defeated Flynn of Pueblo Colorado in a sensational 15 round bout at the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles. Flynn was saved from knockout in round fourteen and received a decisive right jaw blow in round fifteen, a count of ten, and a finishing volley that sent him to the canvas. Burns also sustained a left hand injury late in the match.
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Seattle Loses to Oakland in First Series Game
Oakland beat Seattle in a tense game as Seattle faltered in early innings. Johnny Kane started with a triple for the Smasher while Van Boren contributed a long hit as Seattle attempted to rally but failed to sustain offense.
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A. G. Event on Tonight at S A C A Meet
An Australian wrestler arrived at the S A C A club and claimed he could pin five amateurs. Missouri officials witnessed his demonstration proving the claim. Tonight features Doc Rotler’s try-out match ahead of a planned Gotch match on the 12th with Gotcha possibly arriving from Chicago to observe.
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Notice to Water Consumers in District No 1
Rates due and payable for October November and December. Delinquent November 1. Meter rates due each month by the 20th of the next month and become delinquent on the 20th.
Star seeks grammar school reps for athletic panel
The Sporting Editor requests managers and secretaries of all athletic associations to contribute. A representative from each city grammar school is sought and can be found at The Star between 3 and 4 PM daily.
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Standing of the Glubs in Pacific Coast League
The Pacific Coast League standings show Glubs in a defined position within the league table. Key teams, win–loss totals, and recent performance determine their ranking in the circuit.
Races From Yesterday At Local Track Feature Winners
Five races were run with Canopss driven by C Villares winning the opening inch distance in 1 06 ¼. Pay Me led by Chandier won the one mile event with Tuck Back second and om Mike third in 1 61. Procrastinate led early and won the eleven sixteenths dash with Euchre Deck second and Baker third. Glendenning prevailed in the eleven sixteenths race with Boundly second and Beautiful and Hest third. Christine A captured the one mile race with Golden Light second and Major Tommy third in 1 47. Eleven Bells won the seven eighths event ahead of Young Marlow and Canejo in 1 32.
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Five Races At Racecourse Include Steeplechase Victory
Piret wins three quarters of a mile in 1 17 over Rubiat and Onst. Mineral takes one mile at Morte land with Chausbiee second. The German claims a 1 31 26 time as Usary finishes second. Mav erick schools Ste mand in steeplechase at 2 58 44. Tom Dolan wins three quarters of a mile with Gracchus second and Clamor third. Inspector Girl wins one mile and a sixteenth at 1 45 1 6 with Lagelite second.
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Hearst Campaign Kicks Off At Upstate Fairs
W R Hearst started his campaign today in New York visiting the Montgomery county fair with a committee of physicians. He plans to speak at multiple upstate fairs and address farmers during the trip.
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Featherweight world title contested in Los Angeles showdown
In Los Angeles on October 30 Abe Attoli faces Harry Baker for the featherweight world title, a 28 round bout. The Pacific Athletic Club secured the event, with plans to expand coast league reach and San Diego team ambitions. Palmer seeks funding for a San Diego baseball park and league entry next year.
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Spokane bookies stay even after first week racing
Week in Spokane leaves betting books even as Frank Bain and Bohemian club incurred losses while Nelson Jones led the field. H Smith faced indefinite suspension after a ride here, with Prickles losing to Golden Light and Legal Form. bets by Mets, Stel, Maguire, Shannon and Kaufman show winnings on fast-paced half mile racing and anticipated trotters later in the week.
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The Grand hosts Galaxy of Shows Fortnight
The Grand closes Checkers tonight then opens The Maid and the Mummy tomorrow with Fred Warren and Elizabeth Spencer leading a big bill. Seattle Theatre presents The Convict's Daughter all week with matinee Thursday and Saturday. Holy City comes next Sunday starring Chas A Taylor Laurette Taylor. Queen of the Highway comes to Third Avenue next week. Star Theatre vaudeville and Lota Theatre crowds build as seats go on sale this morning for Sundays opening. Lost Paradise to open as part of David's company with Ralph Cummings directing and Allen May as leading woman.
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Market Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Commodities
The steamer goods sold quickly and threaten to depress the market. Cantalope shipments ranged from 1.00 to 1.75 per car, while local cabbage fell to near a penny. Corn remained scarce with prices above 2.40 per sack. livestock and meats held firm at prior levels.
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Klein Shoemaker Rates for New Orleans via Northern Pacific
The notice advertises 217 James Low Klein offering ROUND TRIP RATES to New Orleans via Northern Pacific. Dates show October T and November 15 return limit. The short direct route rate is $90.70. Contact Northern Pacific city ticket office at Firetav and Westerway for particulars.
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Take Care of Your Eyes With Schuchard Optical Co Services
Eye care promotion from Schuchard Optical Co offering expert examinations and optional classes. Located at 1207 Secondary with free examinations and classes starting at $1.00.
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Street Improvement Contracts Awarded by Public Works Board
The board of public works awarded contracts for street improvements yesterday. Fifth Ave W concrete walks priced at 2122.44 to N D Johnson. Sixth Ave B regrade and concrete walks at 9818.55 to Joe Frank. Seronday et al concrete walks at 21083 to T Ryan. Western Ave sewer from University St to 120 feet north of Madison to P Dineen at 2614.90.
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Steam Baths and Turkish Baths Offerings Tonight
Steam baths priced at 25 cents include shower and plunge steam end shampoo bath. Boc Turkish baths and bed for the night for $1.00. Mae Sage and chiropody work offered. Oriental Bath under Grand See. Phones Ind a114. Mae Don’t throw your clothes away. Have them cleaned to look like new at Pantorium Maia 1048.
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Long Kid and Lamb Gloves Offered at Wayside Hospital Auction
A complete assortment of Long Kid and Lamb Gloves in excellent quality is offered in 8 12 and 16 button lengths. Proceeds extend to various charitable organizations at the close of fund em Monday night at Wayside Emergency Hospital.
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Missing Evening Subscriptions Notice From The Star
The Star Publishing Co asks subscribers to call their Sunset Main 1060 or Independent 1138 offices between 6 and 7 PM if a newspaper is missed. Repeat missed deliveries should be reported promptly to ensure a perfect copy.
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