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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1904
Page
2
A reflection on ambition and wealth urging saving as the path to security. It contrasts penny saved with productive effort and notes the lack of incentive for saving without first earning through health and strength. The piece emphasizes prudent finance and sound savings banks.
A corrupted OCR fragment shows names including BR MacDougall Nuel Rosenberry Indinand Sehimita F Belner RK Stewart and Evarice Bebe James D Boge with banking references to Union Savings & Trust Co at 112 Cherry Street Beattie agents Bank of Cape Nome Nome Almsta Benny Poa Aeerth.
The Siwashes defeated Beattie 7 to 4 in Seattle as Hoge pitched well for Beattie and Delehanty filled in at second. San Francisco's Johnson and Williams stood out aboard, while umpire Cacity drew praise for balls and strikes. Two games were scheduled for today with Hickey to pitch for Seattle and Wheeler for San Francisco. tomorrow ends the season with another pair of contests.
In San Francisco Oakland erased an early deficit with three runs in the second inning, aided by three consecutive hits including Oscar Graham’s strong showing on the mound. Tacoma trailed 6 to 4 after the misplayed frame.
Cambridge Massachusetts October report on Harvard football practice shows injuries and policy shifts hindering progress but outlines hopes for a stronger line and tackling improvements. O'Connell joins practice as a potential tackle candidate while Parkinson and Cunniff face sidelining injuries. A meeting of former coaches is planned to address lineup and strategy as the team strains to solidify defense before Carlisle and Yale tests.
The Chinooks defeated the Pacific team at Monarch alleys after a seesaw duel. both sides had one win each before the final frame. The Corinthians lost to the Navajos 20 18 to 80 4, citing a two-man lineup.
The Heidelberg in Beattie earns public praise as a popular cafe. Proprietor T. A. Holland is praised for staff judgment and quality provisions. The cafe is affordable compared with other high-class spots and offers the market’s best.
Delmas may join the Beattie squad on a southern tour to Ban Kreaneisee as Manager Hall wired him to meet in Prices. Illnesses of Mrs Mohler keep her husband from accompanying the team and Heattie will abate his second Doteman. Delmas played with San Francisco in 1904 and with Eab Luke this year. Tom Delahanty will play third while Howlett cannot travel to Cali fortia.
A large crowd of rooters will attend the football clash at Madison Park this afternoon as the University of Washington faces Washington Agricultural College at 2:50 PM. Both teams seek revenge after each lost a game this season, with Pullman aiming to dominate Washington and the Huskies vowing to crush the visitors. Manager Sigriet just returned from Moscow to finalize the Idaho game setup for November 6.
Fragmentary notice references blood poisoning concerns and skin pimples. Mentions Pettie Brown and a health or poison warning at a location on Firet Avenue, with unclear details and a catalog of remedies or drug mentions.
The Daffet Library car in the Great Northern Fly er train offers a club house on wheels with magazines newspapers and books from major Northwest cities. Passengers enjoy comfortable seating a writing desk cigars light refreshments and a barber shop. A porter attends to comfort during the long journey.
Mr H Haggins of Melbourne Ka writes that a free trial bottle of Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption saved him after doctors gave up. He credits the remedy with recovery and urges others with throat and lung diseases to try it. G O Guy Inc druggists offer the medicine at 50 cents and 1.00 with free trial bottles.
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