Siwashes Triumph Over Tacoma In War Painted clash
Seattle fans see Colonel Hall's Indians extend their win streak as Roscoe Miller dominates on the mound. Tacoma's top threat came in the fifth inning on McLaughlin's advance to third, but Miller's twisters and Hall's defense sealed the shutout.
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Dream of relief for suffering from bunions
A Seattle dermatology clinic advertises a surgical bunion correction claiming permanent relief after a simple operation. The Washington Institute of Dermatology and Facial Surgery offers free consultations, with testimonials and office hours listed at Bitel Building rooms 405-8.
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Seattle
Bitel Guilding
J. & Nightser
Friday Games in Baseball Across Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Tacoma beat Seattle 2 0 and Los Angeles downed Portland 4 2 in Los Angeles. Oakland defeated San Francisco 4 2 in San Francisco. In the American League New York beat Washington 6 2 in New York. Philadelphia won both ends of a doubleheader against Boston 4 3 and 2 2 in Philadelphia. Chicago edged St Louis 3 5 in Chicago. In the National League Boston beat Philadelphia 4 2 in Boston, St Louis defeated Chicago 4 3 in St Louis, Cincinnati topped Pittsburgh 7 2 in Cincinnati.
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Seattle Baseball Notes and League Meeting Outcomes
The report highlights Jimmy Hart and Maxie Muller key moments as Seattle players shine in Friday games. Raum of Los Angeles struck out 12 in his win 4 to 2 at home. Northwest Baseball League directors met in Spokane electing W. H. Lucas president and league rep to the National Association. Salt Lake eyeing a future bid.
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Deer Season Opens With Hunting Rules And Browning Tribute
Saturday opens the season for deer hunting with rules prohibiting dog hunting on islands and bans on killing spotted fawns or more than four deer in season. It also restricts female elk moose antelope mountain sheep or goat and caps males per species. The column recalls Pete Browning's famous third strike and honors Louis Browning as a top bettor in a historic field shift.
Pete Browning remembered as a batting star and decline
In reminiscences from old games a voice recalls Pete Browning’s prime in the bleachers and his fall from grace, noting a score asterisk in a tabulated record and the lasting memory of his glory. The page also reports Monty Attell being knocked out by Harry Tenny in Goldfields.
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Goldfields
Monty Attell
Harry Tenny
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Attell
Lary Sullivan
Draws in Two Friday Boxing Bouts Highlight Tough Night
Two Friday fights ended in draws in Baltimore and Spokane. Mike Sullivan vs Joe Gana went 16 rounds with Referee O'Meara ruling a draw. Charles Neary and Maurice Thompson also drew after two hard bouts. Umpire attitudes under fire are noted with Sheridan Laughlin Connolly and Tim Hurst depicted as reacting strongly to complaints.
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Joe Gana
Spokane
Charles Neary
Milwaukee
Maurice Thompson
Chicago Loan Office Naray Silver Prop
A genteel Chicago loan office advertises Naray Silver property at 117 Vester Way offering loans on diamonds and all kinds of jewelry. The ad emphasizes confidentiality and discreet service.
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Naray Silver
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Eastern trip rail sale from Great Northern Railway
Low round up rates advertised by Great Northern Railway. Ticket Office located at 2nd and Columbia streets offers discounted fares for travel on the Eastern route.
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Great Northern Railway
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Columbia Ste. Eee
Chinese Medicine Man Promises Cures for Many Ailments
A Vollman Health notice advertises a Chinese medicine man who claims to cure chronic diseases including rheumatism asthma catarrh stomach and liver issues with root bark bulbs and other remedies. Free consultation offered at 210 Washington St Beattie.
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Bowling Season Opens in Seattle With High Hopes
Friday marked the start of what is billed as the best bowling season in Seattle's history. The scene features many new faces and promising players aiming to shake up the A division while steady performers from B division show strong scores. Joseph F. Morrin, vice president of the bowling association, notes rising interest and effort as the season begins.
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Griffith Is Handy With the Derrick
Clark Griffiths New York Highlanders manager has derricked pitchers more than any club in the league. On 12 occasions Hoge has been pulled from the mound when the outlook grew stormy. A list of others who did not finish starts includes Twelve-Hogg Eleven-Cheabro Eight-Powell Six-Owen Coakley Five-Orth Dineen Planks Sudhoff Mullin Donovan Four-Puttman Gibson Wolfe Hughes Patten Walsh Three-Tannehill Winters Waddell Bender Jacobsen Morgan Killian Kitson White Twice-Clarkson Griffith Henley Glade Patterson Smith Altrock Rhoades Donahue Once Young Adams Townsend Howell Thomas Joss Bernhard Disch.
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Notice to subscribers for timely delivery service
The Star Publishing Co asks subscribers to call the main office if delivery fails by 6 o clock each evening. Call Sunset Main 650 or Independent 1185 between 6 and 7 30 and a copy will be sent immediately. If missed again, please telephone each time to ensure perfect service.
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First Time Double Play Delights Boy and Pa
A youthful player celebrates his first double play as the bell rings at the field. He recalls making a chase and a slick throw to second base while his father, Pa, proudly says he has not seen a finer double play.
Pooled the Gamblers at Monte Carlo Church Hymn Numbers
The London Tattler notes a gambler used hymn No 32 as a tip and bet on 32. Following Sundays drew more players aiming at the hymn number, with wins. the church lineup overflowed as 37 became the lowest number ever assigned, while roulette tops at 36.
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London Tattler
Monte Carlo
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad From 19th Century Toledo
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure that works, praising Hall's Catarrh Cure by Fr J C Reid Co of Toledo. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous membranes and lists testimonials and wholesale druggists.
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Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
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Sriggista
Malls
Excursion Rates From St Paul and Chicago Posted
Great Northern ticket office at corner 2nd and Columbia announces excursion rates to East St Paul Chicago and other cities with schedules and price details for travelers.
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University Football Behoo Opens Season at State University
The University of Washington football squad begins practice on September 14 at the state university with captain Preddie MecElmon and quarterback Dede Brinker unlikely to return. Grinstead completes a Seattle schedule including Whitworth, Whitman, Montana Agricultural, Idaho, Washington State, Sherman Indian Institute, Oregon, and Oregon A rural college. Coach O r Cutts, a former Harvard standout, leads a program promising strong competition and a new team training plan reducing injuries.
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Seattle High School Football Outlook Promises Mixed Prospects
Seattle high school football faces a thinner veteran presence as only four starters from last year return. Captain Dave Lewis leads a reshaped backfield with Harold Lewis at fullback and Wee Oyle handling punting. The squad trains hard under Coach Frost aiming for early tests against the Olympic club and a season opener versus Tacoma.
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