Northwestern Association forms AU R Soccer League
The Northwestern Association Boccer Football league met at Boston block and elected officers led by Matthew Dow as president J Dickson as vice president Major Stampley and Lieut Measra Pattullo as honorary vice presidents L K Rickhras J Mesars. Goodenough Gil Rosa named referees and a full schedule was drawn with matches at Woodland park Tacoma Fort Lawton and Port Lawton from November to February 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Association
Boccer Football League
Wet Hight
Boston
Sident
Matthew Dow
Presdent
J. Dickson
Maj. Stampér
Lieutsket
Measra Pattullo
Haxler
L. KR. Tichres J. Mesars
Goodenough
Gil
Rosa
Lal
Seattle
Thistle
Woodland Park
Tacoma
Wanderers
Fort Lawton
Wodland Park
Port Lawton
Osttoe
Sea Lan
Fort Lawon
Thistles
All American Eleven to Meet England in 1907 Clash
New York October 23 arrangements completed to send an all American eleven to England in April 1907 for an international match. The date depends on the British champion schedule and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
New York
United States
England
Crystel Palace
Continental Football Exhibition Secured for Bagtland Tie
Grounds with capacity over 100000 spectators have been secured for the contest set on the Saturday before the Bagliah cup tie. Negotiations completed today authorize football organizations from New York Philadelphia Boston Pall River and Chicago to select top players nationwide for Bagland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asageiation
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Pall River
Cicago
Bagtland
High School Assembly Roast Targets Students Over Game Attendance
At yesterday's high school assembly Manager Stewart of the football team roasts students and seniors for poor Mauve day turnout at last Saturday's game with the University. He notes University supporters about 200 in the right bleachers while few HS students sit on the left. Coach Froet says the HS team had three scoring chances, two place kicks, and the ball ended near the University goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
University
Froet
Reealia
Roseben’s 1 22 seven furlongs at Belmont Park
Roseben, ridden by Shaw, clipped seven furlongs in 1 22 at Belmont Park. Owner Davy Johnson reportedly staked big bets and celebrated as the fastest seven furlongs ever recorded, with Roseben tipping under the expected 1 26 pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseben
Belmont Park
Davy Johnson
Roweben
Neseben
Johneen Bhimeenf
Ben Strome
Boone Leaf
Shaw
Reseben
Victoria Fights Winter Route, C P R Keeps American Boat
Victoria British Columbia residents press to keep Canadian Pacific steamers year round but officials report a double winter service would incur large losses. Captain Troup states Indianapolis on the opposite route is seaworthy, operated by the International Steamship Co allied with Alaska Steamship and Puget Sound Navigation Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
C. P. BR
Princess Victoria
Board of Trade
Cc. PR
Montreal
F. Kiworthy
Board of
University Varsity to Open Schedule After Saturday Practice
The University team, after a lack of teamwork shown in last Friday's practice against Seattle High, prepares to start regular games next Saturday against Oregon Agricultural College. Coach Place aims to refine ball advancement and condition the squad for the heavy, fast opponent, while carpenters race to finish a new grand stand and bleachers on campus for 2,506 spectators ready by Saturday's game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Oregon Agricultural College
High School
Aaricultural College
Place
Carpenters
Eridiron
Danbury Prize Fight Ends In Close Decision
Canton fighter Hi-art Gimme won a 20 round decision over Lorain's George Fraser in Danbury last night. The bout was described as a pretty contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beringe Telegraph Service
Danbury
Art Gimme
Canton
George Fraser
Lorain
Markets Report From The Port With Varying Prices
The markets note two steamers due today with grapes mainly Tokays and Muscatel priced from 1.26 to 1.50 per unit. Corn remains on offer around 1.60 to 2.00 for poorer quality. Meat prices rise with mutton up one cent to 6 0c and jamb up one cent to 9 ½ to 10 ½ c. Hay transport issues push prices up, with expected normal levels around 19 per ton once supply lines improve. Vegetables and fruit show mixed activity. fresh apples and peaches listed, plus various dairy items. Livestock and seafood prices also appear with ranges for beef, veal, lamb, and fish. Turf and lime cement sections reference regional sources in Oregon, Eastern Washington, and the Sound area.
Elliott and McGregor Tallorn Take Stylish Suits
Elliott and McGregor at 1329 Beconday showcase Tallorn suits in a stylish collection. The shop promotes refined tailoring and modern cuts for formal wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott & McGregor
Tallorn
Beconday
Benedict Lajoie Marries Buffalo Woman in Divorce Tale
Napoleon Lajoie, Cleveland manager player, wed Myrtle L Smith in Buffalo after she divorced a bookmaker years ago. She previously ran a boarding house near the ball park in Cleveland before moving with Lajoie to Buffalo. Smith is about 30, younger than the famed Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Napoleon Lajoie
Myrtle L Smith
Cleveland
Cleveland Ball Park
Lajoie
Sixth Annual Pacific Northwest Field Trials Begin
The sixth annual field trials of the Pacific Northwest Field Trial club start tomorrow at La Connor slate with the realication and allbage stakes to be run. Entries show a good assortment of animals. Judge Al D. Opayke of Detroit will oversee the trials this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest Field Trial Club
la Connor
al D. “‘Opayke
Detroit
Beattie Rowing Club Holds First Annual Meeting
The Beattie Rowing and Canoe Club gathered for its first annual meeting at the Rainer Grand hotel last eight. Officers elected included A J Ballett as president, D C Comeyer and Mr Piimpton as first and second vice presidents, H C Force as secretary, D C Wagner as treasurer, and T Kelly as captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Rowing and Canoe Club
Rainer-Grand Hotel
A. J. Ballett
D C. Comeyer
Piimpton
H.C. Force
D C. Wagner
T. Kelly
Also Mentioned on This Page
AUR
By Stuart Maclean
Tommy Lipton
Erin’s Isle
Emile
Tommy Boy
Buck
Regal
Carhartt
Simms
Frazer
Vegetadbice
Per Cass
Ereb
Doren
Oregon Ranch
Washington
Wisco
Eastern
Wash
Timothy
Altaire
Hagia
Fulton
Portland Bee
Mar
Mas, Lajoie
Rowing and Canoe Club
Tual- Rees
Beattie
DR. Clarke Co
Second Ave
Washington St
Pacific Outfitting CO
Pike
Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co
Beattie Waeh. U. . Hoffman
Boyle
the Clothier
Pike St
Downing
Dre
Gee
Bure
Asia
MGM
First Ave
the Sandwall Company, Inc
Dor. M. M. Ring
Garvey-Buchanan Co
Tommorrow Head
China
Austrian China Importing Co
New York Custom House
Garvey Buchanan Co
Isc
Tewe
Ween
Paris Point
Goa
Wayside Emergency Hospital
House of Good Shepherd
Lenee
Washington Children's Home
Ryther Home
Salvation Army
Beamen's
Florence ‘Crittenden Oer
Ladies’ Hebrew Society
Rainier Home
Charity Organtestion
Broadway Hospital
Volunteers of America
Havana
Panama
Rex
Child's Union
Children’s Union
Burlington
Ragley’s
Union Tailors
James St. Upetaira
Saint Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
CuHicaco
Great Western Railway
W.h.olin
Mutual Life Bidg
National Biscuit Company
Attallaton
Columbia River
Walla Walla County
Kennewtel Canal
Northern Pacific
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Columbia
Superior Railroad
Portland
Spokane
Intermediate
Northwest
U. K. Loose
Columbia Canal Company
Marion Building
Attalla, County
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!