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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1904
Page
2
The text urges self denial in youth and frugal saving to secure a home in old age. It contrasts the favored with those who must carve their own path, praising prudent budgeting and placing money in a sound bank to earn compound interest over time.
A standout act tops the Whe ae ae scene with a striking live performance described as the season’s biggest hit. The review highlights Matiness-Bde’s showmanship and the audience reaction, noting the energetic delivery and crowd response.
Football practice opens on the University of Washington campus with many students aiming for the team this season. Manager Sigwart predicts a strong showing as old players like McBinnon Crim Pullen Tibballs Hagshaw remain out while Ormond in Alaska may return. Quarterback Brinker, inactive two years, is expected to rebound. Coach Knight plans a strong second squad despite absences, with several new arrivals ready to fill gaps.
Score by inning shows Seattle and Frisco games with small totals. Batteries Williams and Wilson teamed in one matchup while Whalen and Blankenship appeared in another. Standing of the Clubs summarizes recent results across cities including San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland and Portland versus Tacoma and Ta coma.
This afternoon the Meadows opens its fall meet with only running races on the card as harness events are postponed for today. Harness races will be the rule tomorrow.
The Seattle lacrosse team fell 10 to 4 against Victoria after noon Saturday at that place. Seattle was crippled by the absence of Burns Heard and Galer, whose presence would have tightened the result.
Council votes on the Rainier trunk sewer plan to relieve the Lane street outlet feared to harm Bay area business. Councilman Rude returns from San Francisco aiding passage while Zbinden delays, and Mayor Ballinger plans to veto or not veto banding ordinances. Daulton may push a telephone rate cut and equalization measure.
A. B. Moans was arrested by City Detective Byrnes on a bank fraud charge after allegedly bilking a Japanese resident. Geo H. Carter plans to prosecute Evans for forgery. Coastal bowling leagues will form this year with six teams per league, split for recruiting and competition. Bucklen's Arnica Salve claims quick relief for burns sores bruises cuts ulcers skin eruptions and piles with a guarantee of satisfaction.
The state convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met at St Frances hall in Washington and closed last night. A banquet followed and the next convention was set for Tacoma. Elected officers include State President M J Marth of Bellingham and State Vice President P B Keaney of Spokane.
A group of Avenue property owners organized to hire an attorney to assist counsel in preventing damages in the condemnation for the regrade of Thirdenue now in court. The effort aims to protect their interests from being mulated by the proposed Mullen or any future court action.
The advertisement claims White Ribbon Remedy cures chronic drunkenness without the drinker's knowledge and restores health and self control. It cites Mrs Anna Moore of the Women's Christian Temperance Union endorsing the product and notes availability by mail through Kennedy Drug and others.
The article warns Americans to avoid Panama Colón and the Isthmus as a deathly, disease ridden gateway where white men cannot secure honest work. It laments graft and declares trade dominated by Chinese merchants while professional jobs are scarce.
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