Local High Schools See Record Football Turnouts
Massive turnout marks Seattle boys football prep as season opens October 2 with Broadway vs West Seattle. Coaches Winston Henderson Hamilton Wells Dallas Roseburg Broton lead Broadway Queen Anne Lincoln Ballard Franklin West Seattle as Ballard emerges as possible dark horse.
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Neal Drink Habit Treaty Offer Promises Craving Relief
Has Drink Habit Conquered You The Neal Drink Habit Treaty claims to remove cravings in three days and restore sobriety. The program uses no hypodermics and invites inquiries by letter phone or visit to Neal Institute 1735 Sixteenth Ave East 4381 or City office 802 Northern Bank Bidg.
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O'Day Set for Canal Failure Rumor Sparks Cubs Crisis
Chicago sports scoop claims Cubs president Charles Thomas and manager Hank O'Day will be fired over failures. Inside source says replacements are chosen, with names not disclosed for now. The team remains near the National League lead as rumors swirl.
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Fine new home building for Ta coma Yacht club at Pt. Defiance park
Pop Arlett of Spokane is out of bed after being beaned at Tacoma. Lou Stanley teams with Sacramento. Spokane plans trials for Pat Walsh and Al Kenney in a city league battery against the Bees. Bally Salvadore fights Johnny O Leary in Vancouver. A football squad leaves for camp on Fraser River. Johnny Schiff, Seattle boxer, reports poor training camps in the Antipodes.
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Asahi Baseball Nine Plans Tour of Japan
The Asahi baseball nine, a team of Japanese boys, plans a tour of Japan following the Nipponas who recently departed for the Orient. They leave next Tuesday.
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Nipponas
Orient
Poles Rally Backing Says Russian Ambassador
George Bakhmeteff, the Russian ambassador to the United States, denounces reports that Poles have risen in rebellion against Russia as false and German in origin. He says the czar's manifesto to the Poles has created good feeling instead.
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New York
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Missa Cecil Leitch to Contest National Women’s Tourney
Britain's women’s golf champion Missa Cecil Leitch will travel to the United States this month to play in the National Women's tournament at Nassau Country Club. Her appearance signals a high level of international competition in American golf.
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Leonard Ends 74 Inning Walkless Streak
Ballard pitcher Tiny Leonard broke a 74 inning string without a walk then allowed a batter to reach. Roy Brashear helped issue free transportation to Roy Brashear on Wednesday.
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Tiny” Leonard
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Travers Defeats Byers in National Amateur Golf Match
In Manchester on Wednesday the feature golf tourney match saw Jerome Travers beat EB M Byers 5 up and 4 to play after defeating Charles Evans Jr. Travers claims the victory and advances in the national amateur tourney.
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Sweden Declares Neutral in European War
Stockholm reports Sweden proclaims neutrality as rumors of plans to seize Finland from Russia are denied. Official note says mobilization aims solely to defend neutrality amid the European conflict.
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Atlas of the War in Europe described for Seattle Star
The Seattle Star announces a newly published war atlas for subscribers featuring twenty pages of European maps 12 by 15 inches with a world map, detailed country maps for Europe Russia Austria Hungary France Germany Italy and others plus two pages of nation statistics and portraits of European rulers. The atlas reflects Balkan war boundary changes and is offered with six month subscription options by mail at 1.80 dollars with an extension for prepaid subscribers. Orders go to The Seattle Star Circulation Department Seattle Washington.
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Italy
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Attendance at University to Break Records
University of Washington enrollment is expected to surpass last year’s 3340, despite the war, according to recorder Edward N. Stone. A larger freshman class is anticipated from summer inquiries and declarations of intention with entrance exams set for September 11 and 12.
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Edward N. Stone
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A Star Want Ad Sells Fast
Classified notice highlights a star want ad promising quick sale. Sparse readable items indicate urgency and broad appeal to buyers seeking fast results.
Pains as Nature's Danger Signals Warn Against Direct Pain Relief
A column argues pain signals the body’s warning and should lead to finding and removing the cause rather than masking pain. It likens pain to a red signal on a railroad line and promotes consulting Hrendel Drug Store for remedies that address the cause, noting only the medicine is charged.
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Army Navy clash to be played in Philadelphia this fall
Philadelphia announces the annual Army Navy game will be held in the city this fall with the event set for a date to be announced at Shibe Field.
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Shibe
Braves Take National League Lead With Bill James Big Help
Boston Braves seize first place from New York after a 12 to 3 win in the opener of a double header. Dick Rudolph pitched the win and Bill James, previously with Seattle, sparked the assault on Phillie pitchers, paving Boston’s rise atop the league standings as Brooklyn faltered. Seattle fans follow the race closely as The Star reports the score and James’s impact.
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Sports Scores From National and Western Leagues
Baseball and regional results summary from multiple leagues. Details include national and American standings with end-results and noted end of 10th inning call.Federal league results show Buffalo, Brooklyn, Chicago, and others with varied scores.Western league lists Seattle Ballard, Victoria, Spokane, and Vancouver. Coast league notes Venice, Oakland, Sacramento, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco with corresponding scores.
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Seattle Team to Tour Victoria on Labor Day
The National soccer team of Seattle will play a picked eleven in Victoria on Labor Day. A return game is planned later in the season at Seattle.
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Seattle church league to install two gym floors
The Seattle Church league plans to install two basketball floors at Leschi park this year for all league games, signaling a major upgrade to home venue facilities and scheduling.
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Leschi Park
Confessions Of A Wife Seeks Home In New Apartment
The narrative centers on Margie and Jim Edie at a hotel doorstep as Margie contemplates leaving her first home after marriage. Jim confesses happiness in his rooms, fears of marriage, and questions about lasting love, leading to a reflective exchange on love’s permanence. To be continued tomorrow.
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Mrs Goethals Held as a Spy
Naval officers say Mrs Geo W Goethals wife of the Panama Canal governor was arrested in Ville France at the war outbreak as a German spy. She could not prove identity until her marriage certificate was shown and was released with apologies.
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