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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1906

Page

2

Rifle Match On Saturday In Orillia Range

The international rifle match will be held Saturday at the Orillia range with Washington National Guard and Canadian riflemen. Washington team under Maj. Btringer includes Derry and Huxtable, while Duke of Connaught's Own Rifles from Vancouver supply the Canadians. A banquet at the Seattle Athletic Club Saturday evening completes the events.

Orillia Washington National Guard Olympia Great Northern Beattle Athletic Club Interu Washington J. M Btringer Capt Derry Berg Huxtable Iverson Pierce Potter Berger Bruns Hatton Humphrey Darlington Gormley Duke of Connaught's Own Rifles Vancouver B. C New Westminster

RACES YESTERDAY AT THE TRACK

Yesterday’s card featured five races on sixteenth mile distances with Moade Moble and Homestead running top three. Peter J won the three quarter mile race with Birth King placing second and Follow Me third. Cabin led the eight fifths with Misty’s Pride second and Builicho third. Melindenning won the half mile race with Belle Reed second and Interlude third. Times ranged from 1:26.84 to 1:29.34.

Moade Moble Kelly Main Homestead Peter J A. Brown Birth King Fullow Me Cabin 1. Smith Misty’s Pride Builicho Ilendenning Smith Belle Reed Interlude

First race results at track meet reveal multiple winners

Six races listed with winners Moontalbon, Royal Legend, Excitement, Comilie, J. W. ONeill, Chartetan. Distances range from three quarters of a mile to one mile, with times mostly around the 1 minute 16 to 1 minute 46 range and odds noted for each race.

Wishard Moontalbon Gam Barber Veto Moreland Royal Legend Frank Bill Hector Boland Excitement Phalanx J. W. O'Neill Roseos Missouri Laé Johannesor Chartetan Bitter Hand

Excursion Rates to Buffalo by Northern Pacific

Excursion sale dates October 5 and later offer a round trip to Buffalo New York with a return by November 18. The rate is 94.60 with a splendid opportunity for travelers. For details contact the city ticket office at NFP Ry corner Yesler Way and 1st Avenue.

Buffalo N. Y Northern Pacific Gaye City Ticket Office N. FP. Ry Yesler Way

Windy Seattle blanked Presno in opener

Seattle Wind defeated Presno 6 to 0 in the first game as Vickers pitched well and Fitzgerald was hit hard. The win came early as two runners scored on the first inning around the bases.

Vickers Presno Cuba Ahing Fm Fitzgerald

Sporting Heiter Seeks Contributions From Athletic Managers

The Sporting Heiter of The Star asks managers and secretaries from all athletic groups to contribute. A representative from each grammar school is sought, with the Sporting Editor available at The Star office daily between 3 and 4 PM.

the Star Star

Local trapshooting high scores at Red and Gun club

A large crowd attended the complimentary shoot at the Red and Gun club where Corey scored 94 of 100 pigeons to top the day. Fred Clewly posted 91, with Eastern shooters reaching 84 in an exhibition match of 25. Spectators included trapshooters from Bellingham Tacoma and Vancouver and several local ladies watched.

Seatthe Red and Gun Club Corey Fred Clewly Bellingham Tacoma Vancouver

Seattle Spokane Thanksgiving Football Row Over Dates

Spokane officials defend the request to keep Thanksgiving as the site for the Seattle high school football game. Coach Kennedy and Manager Rouse accuse Seattle of forcing a single date, claiming Spokane offered alternate dates and that the game remains a priority for public patronage. They state they would play Thanksgiving or with Lewiston, and dispute claims of a manipulation.

Spokane F. C Kennedy George Rouse Seattle Stewart Seattle High Lewiston

Henning Tops Daley In Pool Match At Oriental Parlor

Henning defeated Daley 156 to 106 in a match game at the Oriental parlors last night. The players will move toward the 900 mark tonight and spectators applauded several remarkable plays.

Henning Daley

Dennis Heads to Eastern Convention for Beattle Bid

G H Dennis president of the Weal Building Labor era organization and Fred Swannon depart for Decatur Minnots to attend the national convention. Dennis plans a three week trip and aims to secure next year's gathering for Beattle.

G. H. Dennis Weal Labor Era Organisation Fred Swannon Decatur Minnots Mr. Dennis Beattle

Sophomores Win Second Cane Rush at Lincoln Park

The Seattle high school sophomores defeated freshmen 20 to 13 in a rough cane rush at Lincoln Park yesterday afternoon. The match was more intense than Monday with several rough houses, and the third and final cane rush will decide ownership tomorrow as over 600 witnesses looked on.

Seattle Lincoln Park

Seattle Rowing Club Organized With Fees and Colors

The Seattle Rowing Club formed at the Rainier Grand hotel with bylaws reported by Fred W. Alexander. Entrance fee five dollars. annual dues active members one dollar. nonresident members over 26 miles from Seattle six dollars. junior members one dollar. Club colors are orange and black and the first annual meeting is slated for Monday evening October 16.

Seattle Rainter Grand Hotel Fred W. Alexander

Ministry action ends peasant class distinctions in Russia

8 ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 27. Official ministerial action removes all clear distinctions by which peasants were formerly taxed and moves them to the same status as other classes. Stolypin is responsible for these drastic measures.

ST. Petersburg

Markets Report Roundup of Seasonal Prices

Market notes show steady fruit and vegetable prices with corn dropping from 1.25 to 2.00 a sack and then to 1.75. Peaches sell firm at 1.00 a crate. Poultry livestock fish and dairy remain at prior levels. Listings cover wheat hay oats corn meal middlings and cement lime bricks and building goods with varied per ton or per unit figures.

Vital Wiston Shorts Portland Ornea San Juan & Roche Harbor

Two Boys Run Away From Homes Prompt Police Search

Joe Calithan and Lawrie Thor tom, both 15, ran away from their homes. Parents request police arrest and detain them if found.

Joe Calithan Lawrie Thortom

Gans to Perform on Stage at Thousand Dollars a Week

Readers are told Gans will appear on stage for a weekly salary of $1,000. The chatter questions whether the engagement could be faked, noting prior reports that the O Brien Hackenechmundt match was never on. Jim Corbwett predicted Nelson would win, a remark that may have influenced Nolan to think Siler was out to deceive.

Gans O'brien Jim Corbwett Nelson Nolan Siler Seid

Night Dance at Leschi Park Promoted with Low Fare

Gentlemen 25c ladies free admission. Northern Pacific advertises low round trip rates to New Orleans via a direct route. Return trip November 14 for Geteber and Pinel items. fare $96.20. City ticket office at First Ave and Yester Way for details.

New Orleans Northern Pacific Geteber T Pinel Northern Pacific City Corner First Av Yester Way

Chief and Socialists Reach Understanding on Street Meetings

Chief of Police Wappenstein met with Socialist Vincent Harper and Attorney Brown to discuss street speakers use of public streets. The chief favors a court decision without a jury, matching Socialist desire for a swift ruling. Socialists say no more street meetings until a decision is reached.

Wappenstein Vincent Harper Brown Nwo

Funeral Rites for Pioneer Jeweler Theophilus Suter

Theophilus Suter died at Providence hospital on September 16 at age 67. Funeral services were held at Bonney-Watson parlors then he was cremated at Washington crematory following a service led by Rev. M A Matthews.

Theophilus Suter Providence Hospital Bonney-Watson M A. Matthews Washington Crematory

New Policeman O. B. Davie Joins Force

O. B. Davie was sworn in as a patrolman from the certified civil service eligibles list late yesterday afternoon. The event marks Davie's formal entry into the police department roster and public service duties.

Wappenstein O. BE. Davie Davie

Wall St Favors Hughes On Gubernatorial Odds

Wall Street backs Hughes in the gubernatorial race at about two to one odds with money held back to seek better bets.

Wall ST Favors Hughes New York Hetting

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