Man Fights Wolves With Pocket Knife at Birch Lake
In Mesaba Minnesota on April 21 William C Taft was charged by seven timber wolves while crossing Birch Lake. He fought them with a pocket knife and killed two animals before two companions arrived with rifles to aid him.
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Mesaba
Minn
Birch Lake
William C. Taft
Taft
Jack Jungmeyer
Col. W. P. Richardson
Alaska Road Commission
Northwest Territory
Richardson
Circle City
Yukon
Col. Richardson
Alaska
J. L. McPherson
Seward-Fairbanks
Circuit opens offices here in Seattle for vaudeville association
The Western Vaudeville Managers association plans a Seattle office and a local representative, making Seattle a Northwest distributing point for vaudeville acts. The Oak theatre at Second Ave and Seneca opens Sunday under Fifth Ave Amusement and plans to feature high quality road shows from Chicago.
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Seattle
Northwest
Western Vaudeville Managers’ Association
United States
KK. C. Meagher
Meagher
Northwest Territory
North Pacific Coast District
Morton Cohn
Fifth Ave. Amusement Company
Oak Theatre
Second Ave
Seneca
Oak
Association
Chicago
Martin Beck
Orpheum
Mort H. Singer
the Oak
Cohn
The
Pacific
Women Find Way to Beat the Game
Suffragists from states without ballot rights plan to establish temporary residence on the Pacific coast to vote in the presidential election. A suffrage delegation arrives in San Francisco led by Miss Mabel Vernon as part of a plan to cast ballots in November after six months’ residence.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Mabel Vernon
Delaware
Washington
Nevada
U S to Give Aleuts a New Occupation
Washington April 21 The United States plans to replace the Aleut natives livelihood from sealing with a new industry teaching basket and hat weaving from island grass and marketing the products in the United States The change follows a treaty with Great Britain Russia and Japan that ended sealing and cut off the seal herds Visitors to a Frisco expo spent 4600 on chewing gum
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Washington, D. C
Pribiloff Islands
Uncle Sam
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Easter Hosiery For Costume Use At Discount Prices
Advertises women’s silk thread hosiery with lisle sole and toe excluded at 1.00 per pair. Plain or clocked stockings in black white or fancy shades from Mc Callum or Onyx at 1.50 per pair. Tots fancy socks and stockings priced 25¢ and up.
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McCallum
Onyx
Veilings and Fabrics Advertised by Firet Floer
Veilings AN RAALTE celebrated stronghair veils in hex agon or square mesh styles priced 25 cents each. Filet Mesh with tiny chenille dots sold by the yard, chenille dotted border new hairline mesh 6 yard novelty meshes in flesh colors 25 to 65 cents per yard. Veilings Brussels net in white with tiny black chenille dots 65 cents and 1 dollar. Pattern veils priced 48 cents to 4 dollars 50 cents.
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Brussels
Easter costume neckwear with Princess Imperial Collars
A refined neckwear piece adds smart flair to Easter attire. The collection features double frilled Princess Imperial Collars priced at 175 dollars, offering a luxurious finish.
Easter Gloves Offerings From Piret Floor
Gloves featured for Easter include Imported Glace Gloves two clasp over seam sewn in white black tan or gray priced 1.15. Street Gloves by Trefousse and French makers 1.50. Kid Gloves with button length in black white gray or tan priced 2.00 and 2.75.
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Trefousse
Ribbon patterns and widths offered in varied colors
An advertisement lists moire, taffeta, and messaline ribbons in white and colors. It mentions 8 inch moire, 5 inch white moire, Dorothy Dainty ribbons in white pink or blue and matching patterns, black moire ribbons seven inches wide, and narrow hat band ribbons with price ranges.
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Dorothy
Easter Shoes On Second Floor Advertisement
Easter dress accessories listed with women girls and boys footwear options. White lace boots high cut styles at 10.00 pair and 8.00 pair in calf and patent oxfords for boys priced 3.00 to 3.75 with Goodyear welt soles. Sizes vary up to 13% in boys models. Second Floor.
Masons to Battle Port Utilities Tour Draws 100
More than 100 members of the Seattle Real Estate Association toured the public port facilities starting from the Smith Building at 1 30 in the afternoon.
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Seattle Real Estate Association
Sriday
Smith Building
Dr B J Lloyd Elected Leader of Health Agencies
On Wednesday night the Anti-Tuberculosis league and the Red Cross Seals bureau merged into a single organization. Dr. B. J. Lloyd, surgeon in charge of the United States public health service in Seattle, was chosen president.
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B. J. Lloyd
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Red Cross Seals Bureau
United States Public Health Service
Seattle
Regular weekly meeting set for Saturday at 3 p m
The group holds its regular weekly meeting this Saturday at 3 p m at the home of president Mrs C H Wharton located at 342 16th Ave N.
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C. H. Wharton
16Th Ave
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Eara
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Lane Soap
Braster Chocolates
Mitchel
Royal Stropper
Swipt
Bloom
Elliott
Gordon Campbell Atkinson
Ralph Atkinson
Lucile Gwendolyn Mclaren
Carthage
Ryes
Uncle Sam O. K
Our Meats
Frye’s
Oregon
Choice Club Sausage
Olympic Market
Pike St
Third Ave
Western Market
Western Ave
Westlake
Occidental Ave
Ballard Market
Ballard Ave
BIG
MEN OF
By Jack Jungmeyer
Circuit
Vaudeville
Joudall
Southwick
Binghamton
N. Y
Alfred L. Sharpe
el Paso
Tex
Holland
U. S
Ohio Rence
University
Fraser-lVe
Tereen On
Tume
T&e¢e
Firet Floer
Iret Ploer
Strich
Firet Fleor
Lambert
Colgate
Soc Bourjois Novita
Jergen
Sonia
Sampeck
Masons
Kk. Weldon Young
Freemasonry
Rio Grande
Rhine
Count von Hkernstorff
Lansing
Roosevelt Club
Women's
Roosevelt
Frank L. Ballaine
Seward
New York
Robs Express
GAR
Shreveport
L. C. Phill
Louisiana R. R. and Navigation Company
Hi Johnson
Ford
California
Sacramento
Henry
Hiram
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