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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1918
Page
3
In a dinner encounter Margie, Jim, and Barclay Sill intertwine with lingering tension. Sill reveals deep feelings and confesses his love while Margie weighs Edie and future betrayals as the sun room scene unfolds. To be continued.
A short notice from Dr P L Austin on Third Avenue corner James offers dental exams with free estimates and a fifteen year guarantee on all work. The ad promises to check for sore gums and disease and notes a discount for all men and their families.
United Painless Dentists Inc operates at 68 Third Ave near Jamen with hours from 6 30 A M to 6 P M daily.
An ad-like fragment promotes the Lundberg Co claim that a rupture support product relieves discomfort. It lists Lundberg Co at 1101 Third Ave Beattla and asserts a free trial to prove superiority. The readable text is sparse and promotional in tone.
In a pitchers duel Fittery of Pat Maca limited Duthie to two hits as Patterson MacDonald won 3 0. Seaton took the loss allowing two singles and Morsen’s double scoring two in the eighth. Silcott led Pat Maca with three hits in his last game. In the second game Seattle North Pacific beat Tacoma Foundation 6 4 with Buddy Styan homering for the winners.
Searle High’s gun shoot at Green Lake produced top scores with Searle’s 48 leading. Hugh Fleming was runner up with 46. H Kerr Fleming and F Gear qualified for the Ithica final shoot funded by Piper and Taft, set for September 22. In London a government order requires those holding 50 or more cases of canned salmon to report quantities by the last Saturday of each month.
New York Sept 2 Ralph De Palma the automobile racer clipped six seconds from the Sheepshead Bay board track four mile record making the distance in two minutes and three seconds.
Councilman Robert Hesketh, chairman of the city license committee, reports three days of letters and books on cats as a proposed tax plan. The city may tax male cats one dollar and female cats two fifty, with collars and tags required. Corporation Counsel Caldwell drafts a thousand word preamble for the cat ordinance to be presented Monday.
Wholesale prices list for vegetables and fruit shows per sack or crate rates for beets beans cabbage cucumbers lettuce radishes rhubarb tomatoes peppers and more. Exact figures cover local markets with ranges and per unit prices for both produce and animal feeds including hay grains and meats.
Announcement reports the death in action of Fred Norton a former halfback for Ohio State noted for the 1916 Western Conference championship. Also listed as killed are Captain Howard McCall a former Penn captain Captain Philip Mills Harvard and a Skull of Stagg's Chicago team.
Jimmie Wilde world flyweight champion defeated Joe Conn in the twelfth round of a scheduled twenty round bout at the Chelsea football field in London. Conn was floored twice in the tenth round, each for nine.
Muff Bronson, Pacific Coast lightweight champion, arrived in Seattle for a four round bout with Frankie Tucker at Everett this afternoon. Bronson says he is in tip top condition and expects an easy win. The Everett show features four other matches.
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates in a doubleheader to move into third in the National League. The Cubs shut out the Pirates while Cleveland and Washington won and St. Louis and Detroit split a doubleheader. Ty Cobb faced George Sisler in the final game.
Mayme McDonald, the last Seattle entrant, fell to Helen Baker in straight sets in the California tennis meet. Baker wore down McDonald with steady rallies and net kills. The Sutton sisters Florence and Mrs Bruce also won their matches easily against Marjorie Wale and Myra Haravens respectively.
Portland dispatch says Joe Flanigan a leading Northwest boxing promoter will depart for New York and then sail to France for overseas duty with the Knights of Columbus 48 recreational director.
Judge Frederick V. Brown will be principal speaker at a Lafayette Day program in Lafayette. The event honors Lafayette on September 6 at 8 p m in Douglas Hall.
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