Fitz Will Slap O'Brien's Face at Meeting
Pittsburg Pa Oct 22 United Press reports Fitesimmons vows to slap the face of Jack O'Brien and kick him into the street upon meeting him anywhere. Fite says he will spend his life recalling O'Brien's comments about the Johnson fight and has warned O'Brien to stay out of sight. The Australian also claims Johnson is the only man who could challenge Jeffries today.
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United Press
Pitsburg
Jack O'Brien
Fitesimmons
Pittsburg
Fite
O'Brien
Pita
Johnson
Hiadelphia
O'Brlien
Jeffries
Gleason Hopes to Secure Fight Permit for Ketchell Bout
San Francisco October 22 The Gleason camp still expects a permit for the Thomas Ketchell bout. Ketchell and Gleason signaled they would accept deferment of forfeit money and cancel all bets if needed, as promoter seeks a permit with a few days grace. If denied they are willing to transfer the contest to Coffroth Greggains or another promoter willing to bid.
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United Press
San Francisco
Jack Gleason
Thomas Ketchell
Gleason
Moter
Thomas
Ketchell
Coffroth
Greggains
Backfield Shuffle Looms as U W Faces Whitworth
Coach Place considers moving Captain Bagshaw to halfback or cultivating Parker or Spauiding as the regular quarterback. He may use two backfield sets each game while speeding up the offense and expanding the forward pass to beat Whitman, Pullman, Oregon or Idaho. Rasmussen awaits Utah’s decision on a possible game this Saturday or the next two weeks.
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Bagshaw
Parker
Spauiding
U. of W
Whitworth
Hagehaw
Trott
Clark
Willis Ward
Wills
Moxley
Montana
Scrubs
Place
Whitman
Pullman
Oregon
Idaho
Rasmussen
University of Utah
Outlaw Talk Promises to Make Meeting Warm
Tacoma manager Shhroeder and Butte’s Ruas Hall plan to attend the Na tonal Association meeting in New York with two assistants to present the Northwest league views on baseball matters. Delegates from two leagues talk out law as the Coast league seeks to exit the national agreement while the American association contemplates big league status. Deg leaves city saying he will let others settled their differences and keep Weathereye ready for Northwest league gains.
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Shhroeder
Tacoma
Ruas Hall
Butte
Natonal Association
New York
Dugdale
Luces
American Association
Teelf
Deg
A C Must Hustle Football Team Plans Outdoor Practice
The 8S A C Must Hustle football squad will hold outdoor practice tomorrow afternoon ahead of a Saturday game at the Everett Y M C A. Coach McDonald and assistants stress speedy lineup creation. Eighteen in uniform at indoor session. Ble Sample and Wells out. Dode Brinker may suit up. Nelson, 195 pound fullback, expected to play. one of the fiercest line players in local high school and university history slated for fullback duties.
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Everett Y. M C. A
McDonald
Ble Sample
Squires Heads to Hot Springs and More Boxing Notes
San Francisco says Bill Squires travels to Hot Springs Arkansas for a test last night. Since the Sullivan bout he suffers muscular rheumatism and seeks relief at the springs. The Chancellors captured their fifth win in a row.
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United Press
San Francisco
Bill Squires
Hot Springs
Ark
Sullivan
Bill
Chancellors Trounce Athenians 4 0 Ahead of A C Inauiora
The Chancellors won yesterday in a straight football game defeating the Athenians 4 to 0. Next Saturday they will face A B C Inauiora.
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Athenians
Chancellors
8. A. C. Inauiora
High Lifes Defeat Colts By Eighty Two In League Bowling
High Lifes beat the Colts by 82 pins in week two of the A C bowling tourney. Allan starred with a 626 series and a 208 average. Team totals: High Lifes 2570, Colts 2488.
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Colts
A. C
Allan
Churchill
Finley
Degnen
Keating
Coke
Stanford Track Athletes Enter Pacific Meet
Sixteen well known Stanford track athletes have filed entry blanks with St. Lanafan and expect to take part in the Pacific Athletic association meet to be held on the California track on November 2.
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Stanford University
Cal
Stanford
St. Lanafan
California
May Endorsements Change Club Rules After Heated Vote
The Young Men's Republican club amended its constitution to allow candidate endorsements at regular meetings after a contentious vote. The change aims to prevent weak candidates from entering Republican primaries, reflecting belief that primary elections matter more than general elections.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Elwh
Inquest Likely Not Held for Ogle Death at Wharf Collapse
Coronerate officials indicate an inquest into the death of A B Ogle, crushed when the Alnaworth and Dampler wharf collapsed, is unlikely. Deputy Coroner Wiltate questions an inquest while Harbormaster Spaulding cites overload risks. two injured men improve at Providence hospital. Funeral services for Ogle were held at Butterworth and Son with Riggers and Srevadores union members in attendance.
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A. B. Ogle
Alnaworth & Dampler
Carroll
Wiltele
Wiltate
Kirk Miller
Doling
Jack O'Neil
R. Patterson
O. Otto
Providence Hospital
O'Neil
Patterson
Otto
Ogle
Butterworth & Son's
Mount Pleasant
Riggers
Srevedores’ Union
Wnion
Calta
Elevator Boy Rescues Girl From Fire Near Pike Street
An eight year old girl, Marian Miller, was saved from a hotel fire at Sixth Avenue and Pike Street when elevator boy Josef Ramus fought through smoke to locate her room and carried her to safety. The blaze, likely from crossed wires, caused about 10 000 in damage to the hardware store and hotel furnishings. no injuries occurred. Police restricted crowds as firefighters battled the blaze and contained the seat of the fire in the balcony area near the hardware store.
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Cular
Marian Miller
Sixth Av
Pike At
George F. Frye
Barker and Ernat Bros
Ruesta
Miller
Josef Ramus
Family Theater
Howe
McDonald
King
Rivalry Between Mother and Daughter Sparks Desertion Case
Indianapolis October 22 Mrs Walter Marshall had her husband jailed on a child desertion charge. The wife claims her mother tried to win the husband’s affection, a bond she says grew after marriage. The older woman, twice the husband’s age, says a baby born two months earlier changed nothing. The wife took her child to a friend’s home but Marshall refused to support unless they returned. Judge Whalton bound the husband over for the grand jury.
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United Presa
Indianapolis
Ind
Walter Marshall
President in Port After Nome Arrival With 668 Passengers
The steamship President of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. arrived in port at 2 pm with 668 passengers from Nome. The vessel completed the journey from Cape Flattery in nearly 21 hours due to dense fog over the sound.
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Steamship President
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Nome
Cape Flattery
Auto Crash Injures Old Man in Yukon Territory Tour Care
G Brumley 712 Thirday was struck by a car at Thirday and Columbia. He suffered painful bruises and was taken to Wayside hospital. Spectators described the crash as unavoidable. Chauffeur Arthur Fowler drove the car owned by C B Curry of New York, touring Yukon recently and now en route to Seattle.
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G. Brumley
Thirday
Columbia St
Wayside Hospital
Arthur Fowler
C. B. Curry
New York
Yukon Territory
Seattle
Drivers Arrested Over Unpaid Transfer Tax
Herman Green and A MacMuller, drivers for Seattle Transfer Co., were arrested this after noon for operating transfer wagons without paying the city ordinance tax on moving vans. A rent case is expected from the transfer company.
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Herman Green
A. MacMuller
Seattle Transfer Co
Child Struck by Car Near Grand View
A young child of advertising agent D. A. McDonald crawled from a Grand View area house into a street where a speeding car struck the child. Authorities report no further details available at press time.
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Vancouver
B. C
D. A. McDonald
Grand View
Unhurt Person Rescued From Under Back Tracks
A person was picked up from under back tracks unconscious with only a slight scalp wound and is practically unhurt.
Municipal Ownership party to enter city campaign
The city committee of the Municipal Ownership party met at noon today to take an active part in the next city campaign. A five member committee including George F. Cotterill B F Osborne James Murphy M T Maloney and Charles Fay was appointed to report back to the general committee at a Saturday meeting. The party candidate question will probably be taken up then.
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Municipal Ownership Party
Econstating
George F. Cotterill
B. F. Osborne
James Murphy
M. T. Maloney
Charles Fay
Fairbanks Mine Dispute Upheld by Appeals Court
United States circuit court of appeals affirms Alaska court ruling in favor of James Kelly in a mining ejectment suit by Mary Chariton and John Kionda over a Fairbanks district claim. Court finds the claim not properly staked or marked. lower court judgment for Kelly stands. The Saratoga and Mackinaw ships arrived this day with arrivals and departures noted.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Alaska Court
Mary Chariton
John Kionda
James Kelly
Opiut
Fairbanks
Alaska
Kelly
Circuit Sourt of Appeals
Chanler Seen as Safe Nominator in Democratic Split
Washington dispatch reports a reformist Chanler faction backing Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler as a non radical Democratic leader. Belmont's circle and Southern Democrats push Chanler to head off any radical candidacy while New York figures push into print backing the plan. Indiana leader Taggart also signals support for Chanler.
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Seattle Star
Washington
Parker
Democratic Party
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanter
Verson
New York
Alton B. Parker
August Belmont
David B. MI
Mr.hanler
William Astor Chanter
Astor
Chanler
South
Bryan
Hearst
John Sharpe Williams
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
R. Broussard
Louisiana
Felder Court Order On Talk Time Met With Resistance
Adolph Felder, under a judge order to converse with his wife for 30 minutes daily, has fulfilled the brief portion. Mrs Felder disapproves of his method calling it mechanical like a graphophone and wishes conversations resemble courtship from twenty years ago when he spoke with his eyes and lips.
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United Press
Chicago
Adolph Felder
Cleland
Hut Mra
Felder
Seattle Pairings Mention Kopner Horsch and Seharst Hil
Peregrin Kopner and Wertha Horsch of Seattle along with Harold Seharst and Geneva Hil of Seattle are named in a civic notice listing residents involved in a forthcoming matter. The article notes their connection to the case as parties or stakeholders.
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Peregrin Kopner
Wertha Horsch
Seattle
Harold Seharst
Geneva Hil
Petition seeks city probe of power company charges
Neal Boyle and two other Pike Street businessmen urged Seattle authorities to investigate extortion claims against Seattle Tacoma Power. They allege unreasonable rates and customer discrimination, noting many were persuaded to install radiators and regulators at fair rates, but rates have since risen as much as 50 percent in some cases.
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Neal Boyle
Pike St
Seattle-Tacoma Power Company
Curly Haired Bride Elope Defying Wedding Rituals
An 18 year old Newport bride elopes to marry Hobbie Delacamp from Dayton. The couple fled from Newport to Dayton to wed at the First Presbyterian church. The bride fled to avoid shower etiquette and rice rituals as the groom complied with society expectations.
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United Press
Dayton
Welffenbach
Newport
Government Attaches 7900 Worth of Leaf to British American Trade
The U S government under Attorney General Bonaparte attached 7900 dollars worth of leaf tobacco shipped from Durham North Carolina to the British American Tobacco Company of Great Britain. The action, taken at Norfolk Virginia under Sherman anti trust law section 6, marks its first use of this provision and signals possible future seizures of trust products. The British American operation allegedly serves to evade U S law while its chairman is tied to the American Tobacco Company now facing dissolution. In Washington Secretary Metcalf was told of plans for a battleship reception in San Francisco.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Toacco
Durham
N. C
British American Tobacco Company
Great Britain
Norfolk
United States
London
Board of Managers
American Tobacco Company
Washington, D. C
Metcalf
San Francisco
Feet
Guaranteed Furnace for a Six to Broom House
G H Woodhouse offers a guaranteed furnace for a six to broom house at 112 University Avenue. The ad promises thorough heating with a fixed price of 66 dollars.
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G. H. Woodhouse ,O
University At
Football Pants Sale Ends at Half Price
Spaulding Football Goods and Victor Football Goods offer 300 pairs of football pants to close at half price. Theodore Wilts at 1008 First Ave. provides the sale details.
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Spaulding Football Goods
Victor Football Goods
Theodore Wilts &Oo
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Reese
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Montha
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First Ave
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Maud Powell
Mennett
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