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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1908

Page

5

Legislature to Revise the Game Laws in Washington

The Washington Game and Fish Protective Society will introduce a bill before the next legislature to replace statutes with a revised code. The plan lowers takings, shortens seasons, and publicizes the new code via distribution to sportsmen, with Frank Pontin as president and Henry Rief as secretary. The code aims to curb population-driven pressures and will be reviewed at the state convention next month.

Washington Game and Fish Protective Society Washington Society Frank Pontin Henry Rief King County County Game and Fish Protective Societies

Broadway and Ballard to Play Two Football Games

Manager Hartman announces a double header at Dugsdate's tomorrow afternoon. The Broadway first team faces Ballard, followed by Lincoln versus Broadway. Coach Lewis has the squad in hard practice with scrubs likely to perform well. The Lincoln lineup is strong, making the outcome uncertain. The top-frat game is treated as practice, but Broadway’s defense may hinder expectations. The games start at 2 o clock.

Hartman Broadway Dugsdate Ballard Lincoln Lewis

Formal invitation for bowlers to Seattle 1909 tourney

The Western Bowling Congress moves toward Seattle as host for the 1909 tournament after a Seattle Bowling Tournament association meeting. Secretary A L Jenkins will be authorized to invite the congress to Seattle, with discussion on venue including the Armory White City and Dreamland Rink.

Seattle Western Bowling Congress Seattle Bowling Tournament Association A. L. Jenkins Stahl Zehring Western Congress Jenkins San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Arsa Armory White City Dreamland

School League Games Schedule Report

The Seattle Public Schools Athletic League lists tomorrow’s games at 10 a.m. R F Day against Mercer and Columbia versus Woodland, with Interlake and West Seattle meeting Rainier at 11 a.m. plus other matchups.

Seattle Mercer Sand Columbia Woodland War Avenue Interlake R. F. Day West Seattlie Rainier

Lincoln nam Sommit ve Longfellow

Lincoln 10 a m Central and Pacific Madison 11 a m Walla Walla wa Miner Madison at.

Lincoln Longfellow Central Pacific Madison Walla Walla Wa Miner

MCA Jr Basketball Candidates Eligible

Candidates for the YMCA junior basketball team are listed as eligible for selection. The notice outlines who may try out and the eligibility criteria.

Bear Tracks Found on Blake Island Near Trimble's

Tracks of a black bear were found near an uprisk on Blake Island ruin and in the orchard of W. P. Ble, owner of the island. It is believed the bear swam to Blake Island, possibly driven by dogs. A trap with honey bait is set and the bear is expected to be captured.

Blake Island W. P. Ble Doge

Ellis Acquires A Promising English Curly Coated Retriever

Kk B Billa, agent for Harriman lines in Seattle, received Okanogan Jet from R Leckie Hwing kennels. The 14 month old English curly coated retriever, sired by Dever onshire Nigger and out of Okane gan Lady, has American Kennel Club certified pedigrees. Only seldom seen here, the pup is praised as a capable water and upland dog and Ellis hopes for a blue ribbon at the beach show next spring.

Kk. B. Billa Seattle Harriman Lines R. Leckie Hwing Okanogan Jet Deveronshire Ellis

Football Tomorrow Across Northwest And Northeast

Football tomorrow features Whitman versus Seattle in Seattle, Willamette at Eugene, Idaho meeting Marines in Moscow, Broadway at Ballard, Yale at New Haven, Pennsylvania against Carlisle in Philadelphia, Annapolis at Annapolis, Princeton versus Syracuse at Princeton, Colgate at West Point, Michigan at Columbus, Morningside in Sioux City, Nebraska at Lincoln, and Wisconsin at Madison.

Washington Whitman Seattle Oregon Willamette Mugene Idaho Marines Moscow Ahpan High Tacoma Spa- Broadway Ballard Yale Washington and Jefferson New Haven Pennsylvania Carlisle Indians Philadelphia Annapolis Annapo Princeton Syracuse West Point Colgate Michigan Ohio Columbus Morningside Sioux Ty. Obraska Waaskeli Lincoln

Big Handball Tournament Draws Noted Participants

A large handball tournament attracts interest in association circles with numerous entrants including Wardall Clarence Costello C M Nelson J G White H A Danz Geo White F A Trail Arthur Carmody P N George Parker Dave Day Bey John F Tenny Are Allen J E B Rieke Jack Mullane L G Nichola and H A Woodcock Johan Carmody KR Alien.

Lincoln Leaves Seattle for Wenatchee Grid Game

The Lincoln high school football squad under Coach Allen and Manager Lilly departed Seattle for Wenatchee for this afternoon’s matchup. The roster lists Terry, Anderson, Bryant, Beck, Fallle, Biles, Obnick, Maguire, Elliott, Wand, Sparger, Holt, Pike and substitutes iuece Hneman Knowles. Wenatchee star full back Knowles is injured and doubtful to play.

Lincoln High School Allen Lilly Seattle Wenatchee Terry Anderson Bryant Beck Fallle Biles Obnick Capt. Maguire Elliott Wand Sparger Holt Pike Iuece Hneman Knowles Davenport

Democratic Candidate Touts Labor Bond In New York Address

In Lamourtsville Ned Odt reports W J Firyan declaring he is welcomed as the Democratic candidate. He cites Roosevelt removing Samuel Gompers and naming Knox, noting Republican efforts to win labor votes and corporate support. Firyan accuses party managers of alliances with powerful interests.

United Press Lamourtsville Ned Odt Democratic Party W. J. Fivyan Samuel Gompers Organized Labor Knox Roosevelt Bryan Newark New York Floira Firyan

Big Meeting of Physical Directors Invited Across the Northwest

Physical directors from Y M C A branches in the Pacific Northwest gather for a full day meeting at the local association building on October 41. Attendees signaled include A Douthitt Seattle MarrylMooth Tacoma P W Lee Everett Geo A Smith Vancouver A M Gri ley Portland H FB Wilson Hellingham. Topics cover basketball schedules wrestling track indoor athletics and more with Dr F S Bourne invited to speak on health department aims. Evening session includes phantom directors of athletic clubs universities and the Turnverein.

Y.M. Cc. A Pacific Northwest F. 8. Bourne The Health Commission Phanton Turnverein

Theatre ordered closed for safety inspection

A city committee inspecting sanitary and fire protections ordered the Shannon Theatre on Seconday between Beneca and University to close after 3 PM performances until it conforms to fire law requirements. Other theatres are being inspected and Shannon may not be the only unsafe venue.

Shannon Seconday Beneca University

Dugdale Plans Early Leave for National Association Meet

D. E. B. Dugdale, president of the Meatties club, will leave Bee on the night of November 1 for the annual meeting. He intends to vote and depart the same night. Dugdale will visit Pearts, St. Louis, and St. Paul after the meeting.

D. EB. Dugdale Meatties Club Bee National Association Professional Baseball Viett Pearts Aleo St. Louie St. Paul

Hunter violations raised by resident in city limits

Allen Durke of ten Beach on the Old Renton yesterday complained to the police that hunters are violating city ordinances by shooting within the city to hunt quail. The Seattle Football club will meet tonight at Schelles' Grou to arrange the coming season.

Allen Durke Ten Beach Renton Seattle Football Club Schelles’ Grou

St Edward's Church Fundraiser Set At Hillman

The congregation of St Edward's church Hillman will entertain at the pariah hall beginning next Wednesday and continuing Saturday the proceeds to be used for raising lands for church maintenance.

St. Edward's Church Hillman

Republican meeting in Green Lake district

P. D. Hughes and J. W. Roberts will address Republican voters tonight. The meeting will be held in Harm's hall near Mountain View station.

P. D. Hughes J. W. Roberts Green Lake District Harm's Hall Mountain View Station

Nebraska bank robbed at Hartwell vault in Kearney county

Bandits dynamited the vaults of the State Bank of Hartwell in Kearney county. They escaped with 3400 dollars in currency and valuable papers. The sheriff was notified but no clues to the burglars were left.

State Bank of Hartwell Kearney County Yegemen

Y M A postpones big entertainment night to December

The combined minstrel vaudeville and athletic show planned by the leaders of the Y M C A for November 18 is postponed to December 11 to allow better preparation of the various acts and features.

Y. M

Doe-Colored Costume Halts Deer Hunt At Millionaire Wife Preserve

In Michigan near a 16,000 acre game preserve, Mrs. Marielle Gilman Corey, wife of a steel magnate, wears a doe colored hunting outfit to deter accidents. Hunters must cry So that you Mabelle when firing. if no reply, shooting is forbidden. Locals and deer are startled by the scene.

Ey United Press Dhtrom Mich Mra Marielle Gilman Corey Corey Mabelle

Pastor Renounces Literal Hell Doctrine in Church Shakeup

Rev Edward Brooks, new pastor at Ficveroa Street Church, says he rejects belief in a literal hell. He blames gossiping women and deacons tied to the sixteenth century for church strife as he preaches twentieth century gospel.

United Press Angeles Ficveroa Street Paptet Edward Firooks

Republican Rally Notes Highlight Campaign

A Republican gathering in Sherrick's hall featured speakers John P. Hartman C L Miller and John N Dryden of Kearsage Ned a Bryan ally urged Taft support Gov Albert E B Mead campaigned then left for Eastern Washington to vote in Olympia return Walla Walla Democratic clubs plan a luncheon at Alan Dale cafeteria with J P Hughes in charge An anticipated 00 Democrats attend A Redmond rally lists Ralph Pierce J Lindley Green M J Carrigan George F Vanderveer Dr J A Ghent A L Rutherford J M Frink and J D Jones will tour Whitman county in final campaign days

Albert EB. Mead Washington Olympia Walla Walla Alan Dale J. P. Hughes Redmond Ralph Pierce J. Lindley Green M. J. Carrigan George F. Vanderveer Dr. J. A. Ghent A. L. Rutherford

Spokane Nod and Gun Club Hosts Lodge Opening

Local shooters plan to attend the Spokane Nod and Gun club lodge opening at Moran Prairie on November 24 and 26. Crack shots from the Northwest are expected, with Seattle visitors including Dr. P. A. Purdy and B. W. Bilis among others. W. J. Shingren serves as captain.

Spokane Nod and Gun Club Moran Prairie Northwest Seattle P. A. Purdy B. WK. Bilis W. J. Shingren

Sale Notes Highlight Hats and Furnishings Specials

The ad promotes Saturday specials with hats, furnishings, and clothing. Items include silk kerchiefs, suspenders, hose, heavy work shirts, wool underwear, fine and dress shirts, hats, flannel shirts, suits, and overcoats with marked sale prices. Mentions crowd handling and broad discounts across many men and youth garments.

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