Showdown Over Subscriptions Sparks City Wealth Talk
Officials discuss exposing money slackers who do not subscribe in proportion to income. Seattle and surrounding areas report Liberty Loan totals with Everett Snohomish county and San Juan showing strong results. Plans include inquiries and lists of the financially disloyal amid rising public pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Snohomish County
San Juan County
Robert Moran
Rosario
Seattle
San Juan
Food administration speakers bureau announced in King County
The food administration organized a speakers bureau of nine experts to address food production and conservation. They will present various aspects at meetings across King County and Western Washington, including fraternal, women's, commercial, and labor groups. Arrangements can be made through the food administration offices for speaking engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration
King County
Washington
Giants Train Show in Park As Spring Ball Opens
The Giants press into the improved weather with 10 AM workouts as Bill Leard leads drills. They beat Bellevue 13 to 2 in Thursday’s exhibition, with Le Coustra and Dobbs pitching well. Aberdeen signs Herb Hester and Eddie Bogart, while Spokane adds Pattiste and Chief Le Roy.
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Giants
Bill Leard
Bellevue
le Coustra
Dobbs
Forders
le Roy
Big Bill Kuss
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Northwest
Black Cats
Herb Hester
Eddie Bogart
Madden and Pete to headline boxing show at Greyerbeihl hall
Pete Lloyd Madden and Frankie Pete will headline a Division 10 boxing card Friday night at Greyerbeihl hall on 28th Ave and Jackson St. Madden once boxed for the 8 A. A. under Pat Scott. Pete hails from Wilkeson. Other bouts include Leonard Ve, Frankie Rogers, Eddie Judison vs Red Gage, and Dick Crouch vs Patsy Donohue.
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Lloyd Madden
Frankie Pete
Greyerbeihl
28Th Ave
Jackson St
Madden
8. A
Pat Scott
Pete
Wilkeson
Leonard Ve
Frankie Rogers
Eddie Judison
Red Gage
Dick Crouch
Patsy Donohue
Minnesota Governor’s stance on Willard Fulton fight
Gov. Burnquist said he is not opposed to the Willard Fulton bout planned for July 4 in St Paul as long as the event remains within the law. He noted no protest has been filed and that he likely will do nothing to prohibit the match, despite other governors’ bans.
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ST. Paul
Burnquist
Minnesota
Juniors Win Interclass Track Meet at Broadway
The juniors took first place with 29 points in the Interclass meet held Thursday afternoon at Broadway. Sophomores and freshmen tied for second with 19 points each, seniors earned 14. Robert Burnside, a junior, won the high jump with a mark better than last year’s city meet, while Carroll, a freshman, captured three firsts.
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Broadway
Robert Burnside
Carroll
West Seattle Opens 1918 Season Against Broadway
West Seattle high opens its 1918 season against Broadway this afternoon. A scheduled opener with Queen Anne was rained out last week. Lincoln meets Queen Anne and Ballard faces Franklin in today’s games.
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West Seattle High
Broadway
Queen Anne
Lincoln
Ballard
Franklin
Ten inning games pace Thursday league action
The Grammar school athletic league played fourteen games Thursday afternoon two going ten innings. Youngstown defeated Gatewood 2 to 1 and Longfellow beat Lowell 13 to 12 in ten innings. Other scores include Ballard-Interbay 18 Whit tier 4 and Woodland No 3 Fuairview 11 Mercer 9.
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Grammar School Athletic League
Youngstown
Gatewood
Longfellow
Lowell
Ballard
Interbay
Whittier
Woodland
Fuairview
Mercer
Salmon Bay
Irving
Walla Walla
Green Lake
John B. Allen
South Seattle
Maple
Cascade
Concord
Hiawatha
Colman
Washington 0 at Lincoln Central 19
Walla Walla 5 leads a scoreline with Lincoln Central scoring 19 and Washington still without a point as the game progresses.
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Washington
Lincoln—Central
Walla Walla
Local businesses back 40000 for July 4 wrestling match
Cedar Rapids offers 40000 to bring the Caddock Stecher championship bout to town on July 4. Gene Melady in Omaha is invited to accept to stage the match at the ball park. Also noted is a cactus cattle guard idea from an Arizona railroad foreman proving successful with no animal crossings.
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Cedar Rapids
Gene Melady
Omaha
Melady
Arizona
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Swalwell
Tukwila
H. Stevens
Eugene Lutz
B. A. Hart
McAdoo
George McGillivray
Liberty Loan
Goodrich Rubber Co
W. H. Allbright
UTO
Joel Warren
Jay
William Ocepek
Mra
Rose Willy
Michael Willy
City Hospital
Willy
United States Army
Third Avenue
Washington Street
Elliott
Co-Operative
Fremont
Ive Food Products Association, Inc
Independent Packing Co
Phone Elliott
Co-Operative Delicatessen
Jim’s Union
Jersey
Abe
RYZON
Ryron
Anderson’s Grocery
Oregon
M. J. Mintyre
Yukon Meat CO
Awparagua
Nitary
Market Center
Sanitary
Dodds’ Sanitary Grocery
van Camp
Swift
Sanitany Market
Weatlake Market
Booth
Halcom
Thomas’ Liberty Delicatessen Stall
Seniteary Market
Sentteary Market
Oak Harbor
Union Stall
Green's
He Coffee
Ghirardelli
Green’s
Dawson Meat Co
Rodman
Murray IS
Wwe
Murray Meat Co
WR Pike
Pers, Fe
Cager Mall
Pike Place
Stitham
Vike Place
Shoulder Park
East Side Park
Cole & Haraden
Norway
Spaghett
Eege and Cheese Dept
Walter's
Custeria
Fletcher's
Ae & We
Upper Fleer
Seger Stall
Pike
Pike Place Market
Harlan
Supreme Blend Coffee
M. A. Hansen
First Avenue
Sol
Heater
Great Falls
Phoenix
Ariz
Bogart
Butte
Portland
Dick Egan
San Francisco
Ed Hill
Lafayette
Spokane
Nick Williams
Chief le Roy
Pattiste
Pure, Wholesome Candies Hood Candy CO
DR. Morgan
Room
Stong’s Economy Grocery
Lighthouse
Ib. Stong’s
Arley
Guittard
Rosedale
Alaska
Libby
Hershey
Pine St
Campbell’s
Hershey's Cocoa
Guittard’s
Japan
Campbell’s Butter and Coffee Store
First and Pike
MT. Vernon
K. c
Kingsford
Crescent
O. K
West Seattle
Columbia—Whitworth
Columbia
South Park
John Hay
Georgetown
Woodland No
B. F. Day
West Woodland
University
Iowa
Prp
M. Gideon
Dd. B. Wier
Weir
Russell F. Collins
King County Democratic Club
Good Eats
Epler Building
Second Ave
Florence
Union
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