Bunions Corrected By New Surgical Procedure
Washington Institute of Dermatology and Facial Surgery in Seattle offers a non painful bunion operation restoring normal toe shape. The surgeon claims seven years of successful results with no bad outcomes and free consultations. Treatment details available at Ettel Building rooms 405-408 or by phone M 2375.
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Washington Institute of Dermatology and Featural Surgery
Seattle
Ettel
I &. Nightser
Atlantic City
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Fastest Stars Rally To Aid Wounded Dayton Racer
A star-studded benefit event in Dayton gathered seven top racing drivers to raise funds for Barl Kiser who lost a leg in the Cleveland circuit. Barney Oldfield led support by offering to drive gratis, recalling rivalries with Kiser dating to early bicycle days. Webb Jay would have joined if not hospitalized. the seven present were hailed as the era’s finest car racers.
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Herbert Lytle
Derma
Robt
Dayton
Barney Oldfield
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Ricer
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Webb Jay
Buffalo
Dope Sheet Preview of Boxing, Baseball, and Racing News
Scattered sports notes from Colma to Saratoga highlight Battling Nelson and other fighters. Mentions include Jack O Keefe training for Labor Day bout in Detroit, Larry Lajoie back at first base, and Jim Gardner pursuit. Saratoga season closes with strong finances and lively clubs, plus baseball and boxing rumors and trade chatter.
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Jack O'Keefe
Willie Lewis
Detroit
Labor Day
Jimmy Gardner
Larry Lajoie
Carr
Larry
Fan Night in Seattle Spurs Wild Plays
Seattle suffered a heavy defeat but produced nine notable plays in the fan column. The box score shows Seattle matched the opponent in hits, with all 19 players listed and one standout who drew the most attention. The text mentions Oregon and a game against Los Angeles in the same line of notes.
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Seattle
Portland Friday's pitching duel ends with Magan's late homer
A Portland Friday game saw a strong hitter deliver a triple a two bagger and a single in four at bats. Emerson and Torter of Los Angeles and Tacoma pitched well in a pitchers duel with Emerson edging the battle until Magan hit a decisive home run in the last inning.
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Torter
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Magan
Northwest league closes season and meeting set
Directors gathered in Everett to close the Northwest league season on September 16 and decide not to play the Everett Vancouver tie. Everett is favored to win the pennant if it secures the latter part of the series. The annual meeting will be in Spokane on September 15 with several league officials present.
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Vancouver
Spokane
Leeas
J. A. McDonald
M. P. Merril
J. A. Miller
Hellingham
Studio opens for large groups at moderate prices
A local studio announces arrangements to accommodate large groups of all kinds and eras at moderate prices. The facility emphasizes ease of booking and inclusive access for diverse audiences.
Friday's Games Across Leagues Report Scores
In the Pacific Coast League Frieco beat Beattle 1 0 with Portland and Oakland noted. Tacoma defeated Los Angeles 1 0. In the Northwestern League Everett won 6 to 4 over Vancouver 4 to 1 over Bellingham. In the National League New York 4 Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh and St Louis 0 Boston 4 Brooklyn 2 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 0. In the American League Chicago 6 Cleveland 1. Standings list Oakland 18 Los Angeles 16 Portland 32 and Tacoma 14 with incomplete entries.
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Lacrosse Exhibition Heats Up at Madison Park
L A Crosse preview by Stuart Maclean notes Tacoma and Bellingham join Seattle for an exhibition at Madison Park. 24 players from two clubs compete for Pacific Northwest title, promising fast, exciting action and local sports fun.
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Bellingham
Seattle
Madison Park
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Garment deal offered at low price by H Lewins Co
An old advertisement promotes men’s garments at 15 dollars and 20 dollars noting superior value from H Lewins Co at First and Cherry. The notice urges recalling the store address and assures quality rivaling double the price.
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Leewte @ Co
Notice to Subscribers for The Star Readers
Subscribed readers are asked to call The Star Publishing Co if their copy does not arrive by evening. Report missed deliveries to the Sunset Main 1060 and Independent 1138 between 6 and 7 30 o clock, and the paper will be resent. If missed more than once, please telephone each time to ensure perfect service.
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