Judge Calkins Discusses Fall Election Outlook
In Portland Judge W H Calkins comments on statewide politics from a Tacoma Statesman interview. He says Seattle results will mainly trim the Republican edge, with Democrats led by Blalock Lewis and Godman likely for governor congressman and attorney general, while Snively could strengthen the ticket. He notes Tyler and Wilson as likely Republican candidates and denies any gubernatorial nomination for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma Statesman
W. H. Calkins
Portland
Oregon Pacific Railroad
United States Circuit Court
Oregonian
Seattle
N. G. Blalock
Walla Walla
J. H. Lewis
M.m.godman
Dayton
Thomas Carroll
Washington
H. J. Snively
Yakima
W. D. Tyler
John Wilson
Congress
Hugene T. Wilson
Ellensburgh
Laughton
House of Representatives
Okanogan County
Board selects altered high school plans under cost cap
The city board of school directors adopted revised high school building plans with smaller halls and different partition materials to keep costs at 25 000 dollars. The architect who proposed the changes guarantees feasibility and criticizes the original plan and competitive process as unfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pate
B. F. Hanrtsucx
Crawford family heads west to locate in Oklahoma
J W Crawford and his wife leave Olympia on the morning train for Portland Oregon then Kansas City Missouri to pursue business before considering a move to the Oklahoma Territory. The article lauds Crawford as a leading lawyer active for laborers and pension claims, notes his Grand Army membership, and mentions real estate transfers and local civic items including the county assessor's upcoming values and St John s Sunday School music practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
J. W. Crawford
Portland
Ore
Kansas City
Olympia
Grand Army
Governor Ferry
Crawford
Postponed Clothing Throw Due to Weather and Delay
Toklas and Kaufman announce the postponement of their roof top clothing and merchandise throw because of bad weather and Monday's spring opening. Weather notes show 50/35 with 0.06 inches rain, statewide drizzle, no frost, and heavier rains in California. EH B Olney signs as observer. Room to Kent offers a furnished front room near Umpia hotel. Cap ol mills Tumwater advertises flour and feed with phone 98.
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Toklas & Kaufman
California
EH. B. Olney
Olympia briefs for tonight in Tacoma venues
The notice lists events in Tacoma including Foresters-Tacoma, Hall and Old Court House venues, the Y M C A Reaping Room, and the Argo lunchspot. It notes a new Westside mill start, a restaurant in Ott building, real estate sale at G Street, stock arrivals, city budget for a band stand, and revival meetings at Temple Baptist. Officers elected for Capital City band and various local notices follow along with promotions and a headache remedy.
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the Ink, Order OF Foresters
Tacoma, Hall
Democratic Crus
Old Court House
Tacoma Hall
Y. M.C
Fourth Street
Westside
Ott
Argo
Agd Heath & Sturtevant
Swayne’s
Melissa D Owings
G Street
Tacoma
G. Noschka
Tribune
Temple Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Unitarian Church
Weir
Geo. Stodola
Main Street
Local notables and visitors in Olympia update
Judge Dunbar remains ill while F R Brown reports from Everett. Charles Grainger returns home from Skagit country and George A Barnes recovers from two weeks illness. Winfield Williams of Seattle visits his uncle M Moore. Porter plans to return to desk soon. William Cullen reappears after weeks at home. Tacoma’s A B Stewart of Stewart Holmes Drug Co attends city. Rev Beal of Tacoma preaches at Temple Baptist. Weeks and Rathbun return from Snohomish inspecting heating for schools. Notable arrivals include H H Harshra Thos R Shephard W L Gazzam Chas Kramer Thos Grant Ralph Kaufman all Seattle San Francisco Ellensburg Chicago Portland and Olympia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Dunbar
F. R. Brown
Everett
Charles Grainger
Skagit
George A. Barnes
Winfield Williams
Seattle
M. Moore
Porter
William Cullen
A. B. Stewart
Stewart & Holmes Drug Company
Tacoma
W. D. Byrne
Chicago
E.M. Poston
Portland
the Olympia
Sucklin’s Arnica Salve advertised for wide range of skin ailments
The ad proclaims Sucklin’s Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and promises to cure piles with a money back guarantee. It notes a price of 25 cents per box and lists Acme drug store Marr and Ross as proprietors selling it.
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Sucklin
Acme Drug Store
Marr & Ross
Auctioneer Martin Released In Tacoma Court Ruling
The jury in Horton vs. Prince found no fraud in the transfer of stock from George L. Jones to E. Horton. The city suit against jewelry auctioneer Martin was dismissed as the ordinance failed to sustain a criminal charge. Madden vs Willey Steamship Company for baggage loss set for trial tomorrow. Judge Campbell will preside in place of disqualified Judge Robinson.
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Horton
Campbell
Tacoma
Robinson
March Weather Folklore Says Many Faces
A Detroit Free Press quotation lists old adages about March storms and winds predicting April, prosperity for farmers, and the fickle nature of early spring. It notes the varied beliefs that March dust may be valuable and that March can resemble April in changing weather.
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Detroit Free Press
Mrs Tilley’s Funeral Held Today
Funeral of Mrs Sarah Tilley formerly of this city occurred today with remains brought in from Bucoda. Commencing Tuesday March 16 the steamer City of Seattle will be laid up for repairs and will be succeeded on the Whatcom route by the steamer Premier. On the same date the steamer Eliza Anderson will be taken off the Everett route. Al G G CHanpLER G F P A
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Tilley
Sarah Tilley
Bucoda
City of
Seattle
Whatcom
Premier
Eliza Anderson
Everett
al G. G, Chanpler
Reverend Buck Accepts Call to Pocatello Mission
Rev H H Buck of St Johns Episcopal church resigns from his 1888 rectorate here due to health and will begin missionary work in Pocatello South Idaho on May 1st. A successor has not been chosen. Also notes on health cures and local real estate ads and lectures at Olympia theater.
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J. A. Smith
Temple Flat
H.M., Pierce
R. L. Robertson
T. L. Brown
George Gelbach
EB. L. Bradley
H. V. Meyer
George van Atta
A. B
H. H. Buck
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Pocatello
Buck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Calkins
Capital City Abstract & Title Insurance Company
Chambers
Drewry
Isaac Ellis
Julia C Flemming
Jno L
Chesters
Chase Banks
Mary A Sinclair
United States
Henry Gomley
Samuel D Singleton
Chas G Banks
Nwig
Wig
St. John’s
St. John’s Episcopal Sunday School
Hatch
Franklin and
Seventh Streets
Kent
Umpia Hotel
R.C. B
Cap Ol
Tumwater
Telephone
Olympian
Martin
March Proverss
Tf March
Ben Turner
Wilson
Telphone
New York Depot
Canal St
Ae Saat
Mr. Buck
Acme
Boulevard Addition
M. E. Mumford
Mile
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Central School
Union and
Washington Streets
Alexander
Olympia Theater
Archibald Adams
THE
Keeley Institute of Washington
Leslie E. Keeley
Olympia, Washington
NESS
DAY Books
Ledgers
CASH
Bill
Uo Bison
Third Street
H. Jones
Sec’y
San Francisco
Cal
W. A. Lang
Williamson's Grocery
I. M. Lee
PED
Adams Street
Sixth
Seventh St
Follansee
D.C. H
Callons
E. Barr
Main St
Al-1
Chas
Grainger
L. T. Shelton
Shelton
Township
Edison
Monticello Park
Springer & White
Olympia Planing
EB. T. Dooley
Oregon Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society
Oregon
Conte
BaWaen Roya
Royal Baxina Powder Co
Wall St
Third and
Jefferson Street
Copvarcet' S
Pacific Drug CO
W. Carlyon
Eer
Toklas & Kaufman's
Davis
Capital City
Surroundings
P. S
Tinkham
Silsby‘s Block
Col. Seventh
Telepone No
Rose&godard
Talcott Bros
the Reliable Jewelers
Matin Street
West Side Mill Company
Rustic
Fourth St. Bridge
Thurston County Land CO
Reeal Estate
Woodruft Block
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