Spokane Meeting Ends as Bookmakers Prosper Despite Heavy Wagers
Saturday's Spokane racing meet concluded with large payouts to bettors while bookmakers posted significant losses. Notable winners included Nelson Jones about 2500 and Jack Shannon over 5000, with big bets from Matt Reig and Frank Me Sherry. Attendance topped 16000 on Derby day, fueling talk of a future mile track in Spokane.
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Spokane
Califo Jockey Club
Oakland
Low Angeles
Nelson Jones
Frank Bain
Mullen & O Brien
Wm. Ayers
Jones
Derry Andrews
Alaska Club
Thance
John Cooper
Oxford Club
Matt Reig
Prank Me Sherry
Seattle
Jack Shannon
Steve O'Brien
Glendenning
Arthur Stell
Christopher
Skinner
California
Captain Inglis Leads with Record Rifle Scores
Captain W. M. Inglis of Company D surprised his men at Ortilia Sanday by breaking two records. He posted a high score for an expert rifleman, despite little practice time, delivering remarkable scores.
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W. M. Inglis
Co. D
Ortilia Sanday
Inglis
Daniel Fuhrman Tailor Ad Promotes Mens Suits
The Tailor at 1016 Avenue advertises business attire for men, offering smart looking suits with individuality. It claims to carry the finest line woolens in the city and invites customers to have their suit made.
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Daniel Fuhrman
the Tailor
1016 Avenue
Laker
Ove
Vancouver Considers Western League Franchise Prospects
An agent for league heads investigates Vancouver HC amid talks to add territory to the Northwestern or Coast leagues. Spokane and Seattle are discussed as potential entries, with Portland also eyed as a balance. J P Agnew retires from ownership while Vancouver and Butte could gain teams if the Northwestern or Coast leagues absorb the region.
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Derippe
California
Pagifte Coast League
New Clube
Vancouver
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
J. P. Agnew
Gotch Arrives For Seattle Wrestling Match
Frank Gotch expected in Seattle for a Grand Friday bout with Dr. Roller of the 8 A. C. Gotch is in good condition after a Kansas City handicap win. The match is billed as one of Seattle’s best with both men training hard. Sold out crowds are anticipated and Gotch may headline vaudeville after the match.
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Frank Gotch
Dr. Roller
Seattle
Gotch
Kansas City
Goteh
Roller
University rally to boost Saturday football game
A large on campus rally is planned for Thursday evening to spur enthusiasm for Saturday’s football game. Speakers include Judge Ronald W. H. Lewin Chavies Best and Olive Cutts, the year’s coach. The event is described as genuine and expected to draw strong interest.
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Ronald
W. MH. Lewin Chavies Best
Olive Cutts
Sophomores Win Cane Rush Over Freshmen at UW
The University of Washington sophomores beat the freshmen in a cane rush held yesterday afternoon. Both classes lined up 110 yards apart and sprinted toward the center where two men guarded the cane. Time was called with the sophomores holding 12 hands on the cane to the freshmen's 11.
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University of Washington
U of Montana Plans Track Team for Seattle Meet
Correspondence from the University of Montana states that the U of M will enter a team in the annual track meet held in Seattle among the universities of Oregon Idaho and Washington.
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University of Montana
U of M
Seattle
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
University Football Team to Play Sailors Tomorrow
The public may watch the university football team in action tomorrow at 3 o clock as they face the sailors from the cruiser Philadelphia in an afternoon exhibition.
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Philadelphia
Rainier Valley Holds Talk on Annexation Question
Rainier Valley Improvement association met at Hillman to discuss delaying Southeast Seattle's bid to join Seattle while exploring if an incorporated city can be formed from Columbia Southeast Seattle and a proposed city uniting Brighton Beach Rainier Board Atlantic City Dunlap Youngstown Spring Hill and Alki Point.
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Rainier Valley
Doctor Chesterfield claims self defense in Excelsior shooting
Dr. R. K. Chesterfield shot waiter Harry Ackley aboard the Excelsior claiming self defense. The incident occurred the day before the vessel sailed from Valdes. He appeared before Commissioner Lyons and was released after evidence supported self defense.
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R. K. Chesterfield
Harry Ackley
Excelsior
Weasel
Valdes
Chesterfield
Lyons
Seattie Commercial Club Backs Lake Washington Canal Project
At a meeting last night the Seattie Commercial club passed a resolution directing the committee on public institutions and improvements chaired by Will HL Parry to do all in its power to assist the Lake Washington canal.
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Seattie Commercial Club
Committee On Public
HL Parry
Lake Washington Canal
Ladies' Musical Club Opens Season with Seattle Recital
The Ladies' Musical Club of Seattle opened the season with a splendid recital at the First M. B. Church yesterday afternoon. The program featured several Seattle musicians in concert for the event.
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Ladies’ Musical Club of
Seattle
M. B
West Seattle Council Drops Election Vote Investigation
At the meeting last night the West Seattle city council decided to drop the probe into alleged illegal votes from the recent election. The move ends the contentious review without charges or findings.
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West Seattle
Morans declares 3 percent six month dividend
The Morans company has declared a dividend of 3 percent for six months ending October 1. The notice notes the payout schedule and reflects a modest return to shareholders amid steady earnings.
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Morans Company
Market Report Shows Mixed Produce Prices and Farm Goods
Market notes pumpkins and carrots selling at low prices while dairy products hold firm. Grapes arrive with steady demand though stock is thinner and butter and creamery products are cited as stable with various grains and feed commodities listed across Puget Sound regions.
Attell and Baker Face Featherweight Title Bout in LA
Abel Attell and Harry Baker prepare for a 26 round featherweight world championship bout at Tom McCangy's Pacific Coast club in Los Angeles on October 10. Both fighters beat Frankie Neil in prior decisions, with Attell edging Neil in a longer fight and Baker earning a narrow win through 20 rounds. Neil backs the winner, calling Attell the tougher foe, as both contenders begin training on the coast after Attell traveled from New York.
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Los Angeles
Abel Attell
Harry Baker
Pacific
Fetlo Club
Frankie Neil
Tom McCangy
Neil
Attell
Baker
Clean and Refresh Garments at the Pantorium
Don’t discard your clothes. have them cleaned to look like new at the Pantorium. Mate.
Excursion fares to Chicago and St Louis announced
Northern Pacific will sell round trip tickets on October 12 and 13 to Chicago for 71 dollars and to St Louis for 67 dollars and 50 cents with a 10 day limit and a final return by November 30. Stopovers allowed. Inquire at Northern Pacific ticket office corner Firay street.
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Northern Pacific
Chicago
St. Louie
Northern Pacific City
Tcket
Firatay
Youler Way
Races Yesterday Feature Fast One Mile Win by Macy Jr
Yesterday’s program lists five races with detailed times and weights. Macy Jr led the first race over Balero and Kun nele, clocking 1 4 for the mile, while Adoration and Ironside won the later races with strong payouts and close finishes.
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Macy Jr
Balero
Kunnele
Kadthe
Okentte
Hickory
Miller
Fantastic
Pope Jou@ tit
Liles
Ironside
Koera@er
Running Water
Underselling Dealers Sparks Bargain Drive
The message asserts readiness to undercut all dealers on price concessions and calls for aggressive bargain tactics across the market. It frames competitors’ excuses as irrelevant and signals a strategy focused on outpricing rivals to gain consumer advantage.
Thoroughbred Race Results from an Unknown Meet
A sequence of race outcomes is listed with horses, jockeys, odds, and times. Winners include a mile and a furlong event with News L146 and Martit Doyle as a runner, plus multiple other races detailing first and second place finishers and racing times.
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Troxier
Merril
W. Knapp
Martit
Doyle
First race fill for Laura EB Moriarity
The column notes the first race of the meeting run over one and a sixteenth miles with Laura EB Moriarity finishing at 105 in time 11.
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Laura EB
Moriarity
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