Washington High Line Promises Stronger Defense
Over the next two weeks coach Lewis focuses on strengthening Washington High School football line. Heavy players trialed yesterday include Frank McKean moving to center, Charley Thompson’s spot. Detroiter Smith and North Yakima guard Wiley compete for starting roles. Connera leads at quarterback with solid game sense. Possible practice game arranged for next Saturday against Ballard Snohomish or Everett. Second team to meet Franklin High next Thursday afternoon.
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Lewis
Washington
Frank McKean
Charley
Thompson
Smith
Detroit
Wiley
North Yakima
Connera
Ballard
Snohomish
Everett
Franklin High School
Football Prospects Marred by Study Obsession at Practice
The article notes football prospects weakened as players shift focus to studying. Babcock and Jarvis pursue academics, Westover injured, and Burwell Rants abandons football for study. The trend raises concerns about team readiness and coaching continuity.
National League Boston Lights Up Title Drama With Postseason Hint
The article notes a close finish in the American League with Chicago and Detriot vying for the pennant and New York clinching, while a possible National League post season game would be staged Thursday. It also mentions an exhibition billiards show by William Tole, famed as a top Mager player, at the Royal billiard room on Friday night.
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Chicago
Det
Americans
New York
Gants
Wiliam Tole
Mager
Royal Billiard Room
S08
Ist Ave
Cheap Colonist Rates Westbound via Oregon R Naviga Co
The notice lists westbound passage rates for September via Oregon Railway and Navigation Company from Chicago to Seattle at 34 dollars and from St. Louis 35.50, with other routes like Kansas City and Omaha at 30 dollars. Deposits accepted. Union Ticket Office located at 608 First Ave. E. Bilis, Goa. Agr eee.
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Oregon R. KR. & Naviga Co
Chicago
Seattle
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Union Ticket Office
First Ave
E. B. Bilis
Goa
Lincoln High Football Manager Hires for Patchy Schedule
Lincoln high school football manager Lilly wired West Side and East Side high schools of Portland and Hill Military academy to fill the gap in the next Saturday schedule. He faced difficulty as many schools refused to meet the Lincoln eleven.
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Lilly
Lincoln
West Side
East Side
Portland
The
Hill Military Academy
Portland Plans to Enter League with Two Baseball Teams
Judge McCredie announced Portland will field two teams next year one in the Coast league and one in the North Western. Portland would acquire the Butte franchise if the league does not expand, while revocation of the Butte franchise was postponed by league directors.
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McCredie
Portland
Northwestern
Butte
Wig Charley Olson Offers to Cover Bet Wager
Wig Charley Olson who claims the wrestling title since Goteh's retirement offers to cover any money Roller posts for a match. A Spokane race incident injures four-year-old Jim Sim owned by A D of this city who bumped the rail and was shot. Harvester owned by August Hella of Milwaukee and driven by Ed Geers won the Kentucky Futurity three-year-olds in a record 2.084 percent at Lexington. Eastern football men slated for today include Anstavante Ileneve in Philadelphia Harvard Oates Cambridge Princeton Stevens at Princeton.
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Wig Charley Olson
Goteh
Roller
Jim Sim
A. D. From
Spokane
Don Vita
Anstvante
Ileneve
Philadelphia
Harvard Oates
Cambridge
Princeton Stevens
Princeton
Champs Beaten by Picked Team in Vancouver Series
Prary's All-Stars routed the Champs in Vancouver, two games to none. In the opener Big ue Thompson starred for the winners, besting Mr. Engle in a tight contest.
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Prary
Vancouver
Ue Thompson
Mr. Engle
Louisville Races Results From Tuesday Gives Mixed Placings
United Press reports Louisville races on Tuesday with Huerfano winning the one mile and sixteenth, Voting wet 147 1 5 seconds, Bix furlon Lee and Creesham taking other events. Six furlongs saw Wolf win, St. a-Piereal second, time 2 6. Hostile Hyphen led to Brummell third in the mile event with 46 2 6 seconds.
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Louisville
Huerfano
Bix Furlon Lee
Creesham
W. Toverton
Lady Malidur
Furionge
St. A
Piereal
Spokane Races Feature Fast Track Times and Wagers
Spokane noted the Interstate fair results with the 2:05 pace purse of 1000 won by Leland Onward in three heats. Mona Wilkes placed second and Delilah third. Day Break won the 2:14 trot with Henry Gray second and fourth, Lady W third. Derby mile and eighth went to Ben with Blond second and Midmont third in 1:64. Cardinal Sarto took seven furlongs. King Brush runner-up.
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Spokane
Leland Onward
Mona Wilkes
Delilah
Henry Gray
Lady W
At Ben
Blond
Midmont
Cardinal Sarto
King Brush
Harka
Eastern papers plan series on Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
William Chamberlain of Philadelphia North American New York Press and Travel Magazine will publish profusely illustrated articles on the Northwest and the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition. He spent weeks gathering data in Beattie and will solicit correspondence from readers to be sent to the transcontinental railroads. The five month series aims to boost Seattle’s attention and hoped advertising traffic for next year.
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Northwest
Alaska
Yukon
Philadelphia North American
New York Press
Travel Magasine
William Chamberlain
Beattie
A.P
Mr. Chamberlain
Seattle
Blue Wednesday for municipal ownership in council debate
City officials showed little enthusiasm for municipal asphalt plants and incinerators during a finance committee meeting. Councilman Mullen pledged to limit the asphalt plant cost to 21 thousand of the 24 thousand requested, enabling committee approval. Two planned new gazette incinerators were rejected, with only 7 thousand of 61 thousand for maintenance approved and 36 thousand for operations grudgingly allowed, contingent on future sales.
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Mullen
Murphy
Ameon
Uet
Prizefight Promoter Piling Found Guilty in Tacoma
Frank H. Piling, a Montana businessman, was convicted by a Tacoma jury of defrauding James K. Thompson of 14008 via a bogus prize fight near Seattle. He admitted plans to overdraw a Daly Bank account up to 30000, arguing no funds shortage, but was deemed guilty of uttering without funds.
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Tacoma
Frank H. Piling
Hutte, Mont
James K. Thompson
Seattle
Pilling
Thompson
Daly Hank and Trusty
Butte
Washington High Glee Club Elects Officers for Year
The Glee club at Washington High School elected Mareld Murphy as president and manager. Carl Guthiel was chosen as treasurer and Ty was named secretary. Mr Pennell will serve as director and the group plans several trips this year.
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Washington High School
Hee
Mareld Murphy
Carl Guthiel
Ty Treasure
J Pennell
Metropolitan Building Co Files Plans for Bellafogue Skyscraper
The Metropolitan Building Co filed plans with the city to erect the Bellafogue at Main Street and University Avenue. The project is budgeted at 450000 dollars.
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City Building
Metropolitan Building Co
Ith and
University
Washington High Girls Basketball Tryouts Reach High Turnout
Girls at Washington High School practice basketball in the armory with many students volunteering for the school team. Seniors and freshmen rotate practice days while seniors and sophomores share duties on alternate days. December class contests include a game against Lincoln. About a dozen girls join the Indian club, promising an active year ahead.
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Washington High School
la Ao
Sopha
Lincoln
Tragic Fire Kills Three Girls at Buffalo Feed Store
A deadly fire at A Nowak & Son feed store in Buffalo destroys the building. Three girls are reported burned to death and four firefighters are seriously hurt. No trace of the children is found and the loss is estimated at 75,000 dollars.
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United Press
Buffalo
A. Nowak & Son
Disaster Sinks French Schooner Juanita Off Grand Banks
A storm shattered the Juanita off the grand banks causing her bow to split and sink within moments. Of 26 crew members only the captain survived after clinging to timber for 36 hours until rescue by the steamer General Archimeta.
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United Preas
Vancouver
DE. C
St. Pierre Miquelon
Juanita
Yvon Freres
Granville
France
Grand Banks
General A. Archiemeter
Street Masher Sentenced After Patrolman Assault
Crossing patrolman Sam B Bradford arrested Jack Emeril a flashy young Frenchman after Emeril abused and fought him on a street corner. Bradford took him to the ice station where Emeril slashed at the officer with a pocket knife. Emeril was sent to jail for 15 days by Police Judge Gordon.
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Sam B. Bradford
Seconday
Youler Way
Jack Emeril
Bradford
Emert
Emeril
Gordon
Praise for County Assessor Parish by Chamber of Commerce Leader
M J Carkeek, chair of the Chamber tax committee, commends County Assessor Parish for cutting King county taxes from 31 percent of the state's total last year to 27 percent this year. He notes a direct state tax saving of 76000 dollars and credits Chamber partnership for support.
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M. J. Carkeek
Chamber of Commerce Tax Committee
Pariah
King County
Chamber of Commerce
Karkeek
Parish
Freshmen at War Over Class Presidency
The freedman at the University has formed rival factions with the sophomores, creating a warlike dispute over a class president election. Beattie students oppose the outsider-town group, each caucusing this afternoon to nominate a candidate for a vote set in about a week.
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Beattie
Protest Over District Alarm System Accepted by Council
Citizens protested the Natt District Telegraph fire and burglar alarm system. The council approved the measure despite the mayor's veto and plans to file the action with the council in the afternoon.
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Natt
Cownell
Speakers Chosen For The County Campaign Trail
County Republican chairman Terhune has nearly completed list of speakers for the campaign. Names include Samuel H. Piles William Humphrey Cushman Scively Higgins Hughes Smith Lundine Granger Heal Springfield Wilson Hanson Cornell Ennis Revell Revelle Harrington Miller Pierce Austin Vanderveer Gould Sayre Perry Calhoun and others. Democratic speaker C H Miller will speak at Black Diamond before Bean's hall event. Voters urged to register before October 14. Torch-light democratic clubs plan a procession before Pattison meeting in Egan's ball. Hearst party arrives Tuesday for events at Dreamland rink before Spokane.
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Terhune
Republican Committee
Samuel H. Piles
Wiliam
Humphrey
Francia W. Cushman
J. H. Scively
John ©. Higgins
P. D. Hughes
Carl J. Smith
A. Lundine
T. Granger
John W
Pattison
Egan's Ball
Pike Place Market
John Pattison
Apesker
Charles H. Miller
Congress
Local 34 Ball Set for Halloween Night Event
Local 34 Cook's Union plans its first annual ball at the Eagle's on Halloween night in October, inviting members and guests to attend the formal social event hosted by the union.
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Cook's Union
Eagte’s
Divorce suit filed in superior court over custody
Lottie G Part files for divorce from Partington in Salt Lake City citing their marital break and requesting custody of their two children. Proceedings naming both parties proceed in the superior court.
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Lottie G
Partington
Salt Lake City
Unsold Tags Missing Amid Army Taxing Confusion
William Hump in charge of tag sales in port area cannot locate unsold tags. Efforts continue as many who bought tags do not understand it is required to retag. William H Taylor of the Salvation Army jailed for drunkenness. previously employed as a stenographer.
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William KE. Hump
Orphanage Children Enjoy Matinee at Third Avenue Theatre
The children of the Mouse of Good Shepherd orphanage are treated to a matinee at the Third Avenue theatre this afternoon. Seattle Electric donates funds to bring the youngsters to the show.
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Children of the Mouse of Good Shepherd
Third Avenue Theatre
Eee
Seattle Electric
Furuseth to Speak at Labor Temple October 12
Andrew Furuseth official representative of the American Federation of Labor will address a gathering at the Labor Temple on the evening of October 12. He has just returned from Europe where he studied labor conditions and will report on the ear situation.
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Andrew Furuseth
Labor Temple
Furuseth
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People's Bank
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