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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1904
Page
2
A historical note emphasizes thrift and industry as keys to wealth and credits the Union Bank with aiding in securing competence. The language reflects a period promotional tone urging careful saving and financial prudence.
In a brief notice the Union announces a four percent interest rate on deposits. The report lists locations including Rosbabere Kenwerth and Scohmita with the reference to B Rtewere in SWB.
The Nelson, B. C. lacrosse team defeated Seattle 12 to 10 at Recreation Park. Seattle showed fatigue from six weeks without practice while Nelson’s Miller and McNichol impressed, and Fri day drew ire for showy moves. Nelsons stay in the city through this evening before a Vancouver game next Wednesday.
Seattle went to pieces in a Portland game, losing 14 to 4 at Portland. Hall started for the Smwashes, relieved by Boyle after the fourth inning amid poor support. Starkells pitched well for Portland. The box score shows Seattle's fanned runs and stolen bases scattered through the innings.
Seattle 6 Portland 7 in a two hour game. Hoyle 3 strikeouts, Starkella 1, Hall 4 innings pitched. Hall hit 1 batter, Starkella 2, Passed balls Blankenship 3, Stanley 2. First base on errors Seattle 6 Portland 7. Umpire Davia. Hall 4, Hoyle 4 innings. lit. Hall to Williama double play. Se attle left on bases 6. Portland left on base 6. Time 2 hours.
Keefe pitched brilliantly as Tacoma routed Los Angeles 6 to 0. Leos Angel and Hatteries combined on the mound for Tacoma while Newton Hall and Spies contributed offensively. Umpire Brown presided as the Angels failed to threaten at any point.
San Francisco reports no baseball games yesterday due to rain with no play in the opening day action.
Summary of early baseball results shows St Louis tied 0-0 in St Louis with 3-1 over Cincinnati and Chicago games with Chicago and Pittsburgh at 2-1 and Chicago 6-15 over St Louis 2-6 and unclear final in Chicago.
Arra Michigan coach Yost outlines plans to build a faster stronger 11 by shuffling lineups and promoting players from scrubs to key positions. Transfers and weight and training focus aim to improve form before the season with Tedhaw at center and Norcross competing at quarterback, while Garrels, Stewart, and De Pree enter the race.
Berkeley California 106 Olympics 6 Princeton 16 Washington and Jefferson Philadelphia Penn 24 Lehigh Ithaca Cornell 4 Hamilton 0 Indiana 16 Bucknell 4 Cambridge Harvard 23 Maine 0 Minneapolis Minnesota 35 North Dakota Ann Arbor Michigan 95 Kalamazoo College 6
The Seattle baseball team is due in today from Portland. Tomorrow six games begin with Los Angeles at Recreation Park. First pitch is set for 3 o'clock. Business Manager Jim Agnew announced Help Jack H would be in the box for the opener.
The University of Washington overwhelmed Whitman College 323 to 0 on Saturday. Shaw and Deap stood out for the varsity with long runs, while Shaw was ruled out in the second half for alleged kneeing. Captain McKimon scored on short yardage and later strained his neck, forcing him out.
The Seattle bowling team split the two games in Tacoma. In the afternoon Seattle won by 169 pins. In the evening Tacoma won by 69 pins. Afternoon totals show Heattie leading Seattle with 2630 to Tacoma 2366. Evening totals had Tacoma 2622 and Seattle 2553.
Lyman F. Knapp, ex governor of Alaska and prominent city lawyer, died after a surgical operation at Beattie General Hospital. A Plymouth Congregational Church member and anti-saloon league leader, he was 67. Survived by his widow and four children. funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from 1114 Ninth Avenue West, with John F. Miller post G.A.T. conducting and Mt. Pleasant Cemetery as the interment site.
At Eugene on Saturday afternoon the University of Oregon defeated the Alumni team 20 to 6 before a small crowd. Captain Templeton starred for the varsity with a strong showing in the game.
Oscar Green, an ex convict, was arrested by Patrolman Cameron for holding up and robbing Charles Seagle, a seaman returning to his ship. Seagle described two assailants who beat him and took a silver watch and seven dollars while one piece of a torn suspender matched Green. Police seek the second suspect.
An arcane ad promotes Dr King’s New Life to address digestion and constipation. It mentions pale skin and a blushing figure, urging readers to try the remedy sold by GUY, Inc. on Second Avenue.
Go to Dabney and Woodhouse for bargains in furniture stoves carpets and more. Yummy springs and other items offered at reduced prices with some goods used and half price. Call to save on your bill and remember the store name and place.
Bothell defeated Ballard 8 to 0 in the morning game then edged Rainiers 3 to 2 in 11 innings to complete a doubleheader sweep. Roosevelt and Ragan Ericsson's Photos are highlighted at 1516 First. Spinning's offers bicycle repairs.
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