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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1904
Page
2
The passage urges readers to save from weekly salary and put aside funds in a savings bank for old age. It stresses that providing for oneself and family is essential, warning that neglect leads to hardship when one can no longer work. compound interest will grow the amount quickly.
A legal note lists BR MacDougall and John Rossanere along with Ferdinand Schmite and A D Stewart in a director related matter. The document references BR Solver and associated parties in a procedural header.
Bank of Cape Nome in Nome Alaska engages Beattie agents at 112 Cherry Street to handle related real estate or financial matters.
An advertisement claims Dr Charles Flesh Food can firm flesh reduce wrinkles and clear blemishes without internal medicine. It offers two boxes, a book on massage, and shipping details from Fulton Street New York, with a response offer to customers.
Seattle beat Los Angeles 2 to 1 in a sun disturbed game. Willie Hoge starred for Seattle while Baum and Gray pitched for Los Angeles. Leahy Hall Frisk Mohler and Smith led with multiple hits as the two clubs battled in 1 hour 56 minutes.
Oakland beat Tacoma 7 to 6 with a big first inning edge after Oakland fans gave a rough start. Errors plagued both sides in the rundown, with Hatteries Buchanan and Byrnes delivering for Oakland while Fitzgerald and Hogan struggled for Tacoma. Umpire Perrine officiated.
In Portland on October 22 Corbett shut out the Portlands 5 to 0. Manager Butler pitched for Portland and was defeated by Corbett in one of the year’s best pitchers’ battles on the local field. Final score Portland 000 Francisco 694.
From New Haven comes a report that four linemen are lacking and Captain Hagen works to build a strong Glue line. Murtey at Harvard faces a tough task after last season’s disappointing results, while Stangland of Columbia supplies potential to form a stout eleven. The West looms as Michigan tests prestige in November.
The University of Washington meets Utah Agricultural College at Madison Park at 3 pm. Washington aims to rebound from last week's loss while Utah, weighing about 180 pounds per man, seeks a strong showing after a Montana defeat. Coach Campbell leads Utah. Washington lineup includes Brinker at quarterback and Tilly the first half fullback with Bagshaw sidelined.
Vicious Yale gridiron practice last week draws anger from coaches. Three players warned of punishment as Captain leads an effort to mold a disciplined line and a fast, powerful team. Stellarly, Kinney Tripp Cates Hare Glare Gomme standouts as scrimmages test end positions and halfback choices.
City officials debate possible 10 to 20 percent water rate reduction as a committee stalls. A commuter and city engineers hold back data needed for a decisive report, leaving figures pending and the plan unresolved.
A Fort Dodge resident reports a bicycle ghost seen nightly by residents. A young society girl, dressed in a night dress, rode a bicycle at speed as neighbors pursued her, until a rock caused a fall and fainting. The mystery was resolved when her identity and actions were revealed.
After weeks of talks, Sedro-Woolley wins location for an excelsior factory and veneering works. In Prosser, the board of trade forms a committee to press Spokane official Beemer on limited trains stopping there. Cascade canal work resumes in Ellensburg with a new expert supervisor. the company bonds loosened. Mary Reynolds of Sibley sails to Peking to teach English to the Duchess Ta's children, heirs presumptive to the Chinese throne. An inquest into Engineer Mark P. Wier's death on the Vancouver Westminster Yukon line blames the railroad. Peter M. Gough near Sprague receives first prize for wheat at St. Louis, weighed 64 1/2 pounds per bushel, spring bluestem. Colfax records a voting population of 666 with registration reduced from 27,018 to 26,707 after duplicates removal.
The University of Idaho defeated Washington Agricultural College 5 to 0 yesterday at Pullman before a record crowd. Idaho was the heavier team and showed the best quality and style in the game.
Jeff O'Brien formerly of Nelson B C and Seattle lacrosse ties speaks highly of Seattle’s allure after a touring visit. The local club plans to field a strong team next season with several eastern players already arranging to move to Seattle including Jimmie Sewell from Chicago and Tommy Burns noting five or six good men ready to settle here.
Morning Star and Prince Direct driven by C K G Billings smashed the half mile pacing record at Memphis yesterday afternoon, finishing in 1 004 percent. The Monk and Equity lowered their own mile record from 2 08 to 2 07 with a pole start. No agents, no coupons. Discount photo at Ke gan KBricson's 1516 First.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien stopped Jim Jeffords of California in the third round of a 15 round fight at the Eureka Athletic club. Continuous body blows wearied the western contender who fought at catch weights.
The Arcade and Central bowling teams opened the Monarch alleys city league with a dramatic match. The score tied at the last frame with both sides at 26 pins. in the roll off Olson delivered a double strike and eight pins to clinch the Central win.
The Society for Advance Thought will hold a meeting tomorrow at 11 o clock in the morning at 1118 Third Avenue. Professor Smith of Denver Colorado will address the meeting on The Word of God. What In It. This is one of the special winter meetings featuring leading speakers.
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