Northwest Notes Safe robbery suspects arrested in Roseburg
Three men charged with blowing Louis Kohlhagens meat market safe Thursday night netting 500 dollars. They arrived penniless but carried cash when arrested, possibly the same trio linked to an Eugene safe blow recent days, one man showing a railroad rebate check as proof of origin. Two trees yield 125 dollars from Pomona orchard near Dayton, cash record set at 2750 dollars per acre. Bear sighting near Grangeville ends with 1000 pound carcass brought in by four.
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Louis Kohlhagen
Eugene
Walla Walla
Wash
Pomona
Dayton
C. H. Schiltz
Robert
Rimch Ang
Get Rid of Catarrh With HYOMEI Inhaler
A vintage ad lists catarrh symptoms and promotes HYOMEI as a guaranteed cure for catarrh coughs colds sore throat bronchitis asthma and croup. It markets a complete inhaler outfit from Tallman & Co and druggists with an offer for an extra bottle at 60 cents.
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Tallman & Co
Journalism Is Popular at University of Washington
The University of Washington’s journalism department under Professors Thorpe and Percy attracts widespread state interest. With 90 enrolled, the program benefits from their newspaper experience. The University of Washington Daily, edited by students, stands as a large active college paper, legally funded by the student body.
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Washington
Seattle
University of Washington
Thorpe
Percy
United States
Dynamited River suit ends in not guilty verdict
In Coquille circuit court A H Powers head of Smith Powers Logging faced indictment for killing fish by dynamite in Coos river while removing old piling as a boom was remodeled. Deputy game warden filed the complaint. Powers claimed government orders justified the act. The jury was directed to verdict not guilty after evidence.
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Marshfield
Coquille
A. H. Powers
Smith-Powers Logging Company
Grand
Powers
Coos River
Schwabe's Body Found in Aberdeen Bay
The body of Professor F A Schwabe, long suspected in the Hoquiam Hotel fire of July 22, was found floating near Wiskah Street Aberdeen. Identification came from papers including a card from Joseph Grebel of Larch Lumber Klamath Falls though written from Portland. Two lives were lost in the blaze. Mrs Schwabe, living in Seattle, had filed for divorce the day before. Schwabe owned several Portland lots.
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Schwabe
Hoquiam
F. A. Schwabe
Hoquiam Hotel
Wiskah Street
Aberdeen
Joseph Grebel
Larch Lumber Company
Klamath Falls
Portland
Grebel
Chatas Is Seeking Wife in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla Washington mourning the loss of his children diamonds and other property he seeks a wife to share his life and future plans amid bereavement and local condolences.
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Chatas
Walla Walla, Wash
Sprague man seeks wife with a companion and jewels
Frank Chatas of Sprague advertises for his wife and a younger woman who left with her with their two children. Traced to Walla Walla, he offers 104 dollars for their apprehension to recover his wife, jewels, money, and children. He describes his wife as 25 to 26, very dark, Austrian, with a broken Figgish accent. the companion similar in age, about 22. Two children, one light-skinned about two, and a dark-skinned three months old, possibly placed in an orphan asylum. They departed September 10 and arrived two days later.
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Frank Chatas
Sprague
Wella Walla
Het As
Chatas
Ely's Cream Balm Becomes Household Remedy
Ely's Cream Balm has been tried and found useful in thousands of homes nationwide. It is a trusted family medicine closet staple for treating a cold in the head, providing immediate relief within 48 hours of sniffles and potentially stopping a cold before it becomes chronic or develops catarrh with a day or two of treatment.
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Ely
Old anti bathing rule vexes London people
London women protest a rule barring them from bathing in the Serpentine while men enjoy the royal park. Bayswater and South Kensington residents seek Parliament’s action as they cite the London country council allowing women to bathe in parks like Victoria. A trio plans to raise the issue, citing Mrs Pankhurst and calling the rule outdated and unfair.
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London
Bayswater
South Kensington
Royal Park
London Country Council
Victoria Park
George
Atilim
Tired Mothers urged to use Hood's Sarsaparilla for energy
An advertisement notes mothers endure chores from dawn to dusk including cooking cleaning laundry and mending. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla refreshes the blood improves appetite ensures restful sleep and aids in many ways for tired mothers.
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Hood
Coast League: Los Angeles Loses 9 to 0 in morning game
In Los Angeles on October 3 the Villagers and Angels split the doubleheader. Vernon forfeited the morning game 9 to 0 after attempting to delay late. Los Angeles dominated early with Carson and Nagle strong until Nagle faltered in the seventh. Brashear homered in the eighth as Carson and teammates produced runs.
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Carlisle
Burrell
Borning
Los Angeles
Shafer
Brown
Castleton
Orendorff
R. H. E. VeOrnot
Ginkiv
Carson
Hogan
Nagle and Smith
Far East Studies West and War Minister Tour
An official travels through England, France, Germany, Egypt, East Africa and India to study colonial administration for Corea. Next month Viscount Terauchi, Japan’s minister of war, will visit Europe to study military systems and attend German reviews with an expert staff, starting mid October for Vancouver.
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Tokio
Far East
England
France
Germany
Egypt
East Africa
India
Corea
Viscount Terauch
Europe
Visscount Terauchi
Vancouver
Short Song About Travel Through Canada to Europe
A brief lyric describes a journey from Canada to Europe via the United States. The narrator hints at crossing borders and seeking new shores, capturing a traveler’s hopeful mood and the practical route across North America to reach distant seas.
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Canada
Europe
United States
Shakily Colder With Snow Warns Rheumatism Alert
Weather forecast hints at cold snap and snow, urging readers to prepare. Ballard's Snow Liniment promoted as remedy for rheumatism chilblains frost bite and stiff joints offered by A C Keeppen & Bros with prices 26c 50c and 1.4? bottles.
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Ballard
A. C. Keeppen &Bros
Moscow Idaho Invents Gasoline Powered Harvester
A local firm in Moscow Idaho has invented a gasoline powered harvester. A firm member exhibited the machine publicly for a trial. The test run showed potential practicality despite some gear defects causing poor results. Attendees from Colfax and Pullman observed the demonstration.
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Moscow
Iditho
Colfax
Pullman
Rheumatism Causes Then Blood Purifier Claim
An advertisement explains rheumatism arising from weak kidneys and uric acid in the blood. It promotes S.S.S. as a blood purifier and kidney tonic that cleanses uric acid and strengthens kidneys, offering a free book on rheumatism from The Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.
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S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
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