Local restaurateurs arrested for selling liquor without license
Amos J F Wheeler Paul Dras o and KB Ganette were arrested by Detec Phillips for selling liquor without a license. The city council banned sale of liquor in parks or anywhere in city limits without a license. Police seek whether park sale rules apply to restaurants.
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LL. Amos
J. F. Wheeler
Paul Dras@o
KB. Ganette
Detec Phillips
City Councll
Seattle
Attorneys submit case without jury in timber land suit
A stipulation filed in federal court yesterday sets the case of W. F. Hays M. N. Richardson and the Land and Timber Co. for trial without a jury. The suit seeks 12900 dollars for services in securing 10000 acres of timber land for the defendants in this state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed
W. F. Hays M. N. Richardson
The
Land & Timber Co
Rumor Bids Dr Hoye to County Hospital Post
A rumor says Dr Hoye of Auburn, brother of E Hoye, may succeed as county hospital head. Dr O Rourke currently holds the office, but supporters of Hoye and O Rourke circulate petitions to back their candidate. The outcome remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoye
Auburn
E. Hoye
J. O'Rourke
O'Rourke
Building Permits Issued for Homes and Church Structure
The office of the engineer issued permits including John Rich for a frame dwelling at 219 East Ga Sr Street costing 660 dollars. The Swedish Lutheran Church is authorized to add a gallery at 188 Ninth Avenue costing 1900 dollars. Andes Ferate Co. gets a sidewalk and stairway at 261 to 5. D. Hewitt files for a 1 with a dwelling at 211 Fifteenth Avenue North costing 1109 dollars. Additional permits include J Schaffer for a 1-story frame residence and Arthur B Buck for a frame dwelling at 971 Teenth Avenue, with costs around 400 and 000 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rich
Ga Sr Street
Swedish Lutheran Church
Ninth Avenue
Andes Ferate Co
D. Hewitt
Fifteenth Aveue
J. Schaffer
Avenue
Confessed to Possessing Fake Money Tied to New Brunswick
Frank Burke and Harry Conway confessed to federal authorities in Oregon to possessing spurious money from the defunct New Brunswick state group. They were held on bond after arraignment before a U S commissioner.
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Ore
Aug. T
Frank Burke
Harry Conway
New Brunswick
N. J
United States
Local men cited or arrested in latest city police actions
Oto Ehrhardt was fined by Judge George this morning for a court error. Nichols and Jas Kelly were rounded up by Officer Fletcher for disorderly conduct. Brooks Cohn and I N were arrested for selling liquor without a license. D Vandermant was arrested for riding a wheel on the sidewalk. Martin Hackett and John were taken in on vagrancy charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oto Ehrhardt
George
Brooks
S Cohn
I. N
D. Vandermant
Deuel Last
Martin
J. Hackett
John
You
Vagranta
Navy Yard Band to Form Selects Six Musicians
William Bruce, a leading musician, chosen by a Navy department to assemble a naval band. The group will include five clarinets, three flutes, oboe, piccolo, baritone, trombones, bass, and trap drum, aiming for a strong Pacific coast ranking.
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William Bruce
Navy Department
Navy
Pacific
Theatrical Run of Uncle Tom's Cabin in Seattle Aug 1
A New York company opens a single performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin on the evening of the 26th with clever specialties and well staged scenes. The production is billed as stirring patriotism and will be seen for the first time in Seattle on August 1 as The Hero of Manila.
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New York
Heattle
Manila
City of New York Plays Prominent Naval Drama at Uptown Theatre
Graphic naval picture of the late Spanish American War introduces real life figures living now. Third Avenue uptown playhouse hosts a distinguished cast plus several well known actors for their first appearance in this production. The City of New York continues to crowd the house with a final Saturday night performance and a Saturday matinee. The Searchlight 1964 Second Avenue draws big crowds with new Edison moving pictures features.
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Third Avenue Uptown
New York
Second Avenue
Edison
Madrona Heights Improvement Club to Meet at Randal Schoolhouse
The Madrona Heights Improvement Club will hold a meeting at the Randal schoolhouse tomorrow evening at o'clock to discuss several important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrona Heights
Coast colleges plan inter collegiate track association
College athletics managers on the coast discuss forming an inter collegiate association to replace or reduce goal track meets. F E Brightman of the State University Athletic Association originated the plan. Stanford California Washington Oregon and California state universities favor the scheme and may hold annual meets among the four colleges, rivaling Eastern gatherings.
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College Athletic Association
F. EB. Brightman
State University Athletic Association
Stanford University
California
Washington
Oregon
Seattle Defeats Tacoma in One Sided Ballgame
Baseball report from Tacoma notes Seattle beat Tacoma yesterday by 7 to 1. Seattle exploded for seven runs, including a big rally in the third inning. Portland and Spokane are listed in standings with scattered scores, but the dominant fact is Seattle's victory over Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Seattle
M Rune
Steamer Discovery to Run Victoria Route Monday
The Discovery owned by G. Simpson will begin the Victoria run on Monday. After arriving from Teller two weeks ago she underwent hull repairs and a new paint job in West Seattle. The owner expects strong Seattle to Canadian side traffic with a Monday night departure and return schedule.
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Discovery
G. Simpson
Teller
Grantley Harbor
West Seattle
Seattle
Victoria
Professors Entertained at University Club
Two university professors were entertained by a smoker at the University club last night. Seven were Stevens of Cornell and Prof. Endall of Harvard. These gentlemen have been touring the West and are now returning East. Thirty graduates from Yale, Harvard and Cornell attended. The evening featured storytelling, smoking, and brief addresses by the guests.
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University Club
Stevens
Cornell
Prof
Endall
Harvard
Yale
Decamped Seattle Man Seized With Lodge Funds
Seattle police seek J. A. Noah a young man who vanished on August 14 from Blue Canyon near Whatcom with 15 dollars belonging to the Modern Woodmen of America lodge of which he was treasurer He also took money from his wife and borrowed a large sum before leaving.
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Seattle
J. A. Noah
Blue Canyon
Whatcom
Woodmen of America Lodge
Beattie Athletic Club Re-forms Bowling Team
Beattie Athletic club continues alterations to its bowling alleys as members practice to form a coast capable team. A. T. Adams, superintendent, makes an extended tour through the West and Middle West to study and improve their program.
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Beattie Athletic Club
A. T. Adams
Haat
Middle West
Pacific coast geologist returns to Seattle after Alaska trip
Richd A Goode chief of the Pacific coast division geology and topography department United States returns to Seattle aboard the Queen. He is at the Rainier Grand hotel and has little to say beyond plans for next year to explore the Copper river valley with no details on Alaska work.
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Richd. A. Goode
Pacific Coast Division
United States
Seattle
Alaska
Rainier Grand
Conper River
Gooda
Alasta
Forced sale of 27 lots near Madison Street
The Moore Investment Company received a mail order to sell twenty seven lots near Madison Street twelve minutes from Second Avenue. The lots once priced from 1200 to 2600 are in an estate settlement and will dispose at 1100, with city water and graded streets, advertised as a bargain for mechanics and clerks seeking home sites on Kasay payments or strong investment.
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Moore Investment Company
Madison Street
Second Avenue
Lipton Arrives in New York to Booming Welcome
Sir Thomas Lipton, owner of Shamrock II and challenger for the America's Cup, arrived on the Teutonic in New York to a continuous ovation from Sandy Hook to the dock. He was greeted with enthusiasm as he came ashore.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Veesel
Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas
Fairhaven Man Arrested on Innkeeper Fraud Charge
Harry Hawkins of Fairhaven is arrested on a warrant by Officers Mubbard and Freeman for allegedly defrauding an innkeeper. Mrs. J Bertrand, owner of the Union hotel, says Hawkins left owing $44 and took his baggage without paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hawkins
Fairhaven
Offcers Mubbard
Freeman
Tt Ie
Hawkins
Union
J. Bertrand
Bids Sought for Seattle to Beattie Certs of Mail Route
On August 27 bids will be received for the certificates of mail between the Seattle and Beattie offices. Bidders must be at least sixteen years old and give the department thirty days notice if resigning.
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Seattle
Beattie
Brick Will Now Be Plentiful From Denny Fire Clay Co
The Denny Fire Clay Co declares it can supply 700000 bricks per month, enough to meet paving needs on Madison Street and the Yesterway district. Manager Mr. Kummer says delays were due to a strike and missing machinery now on the road, and denies any shift to sewer pipe production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Fire Clay Co
Kummer
Madison Street
Yesterway
Market Prices and Provisions Listing
A dense listing of produce and meat prices with regional origins. Items include tomatoes 44 per box, onions 1.96 per cwt, cauliflower 1.00, green corn 1.50, beef and veal prices per pound, bacon, eggs, butter, cheese from Washington and New York, and grain bids like oats 90.00, barley 20.00, and hay 12.00 per ton.
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Washington
Iowa
Eigin
New York
Wisconsin
California
Roquefort
Limburger
Edien
Beattie
Puget Sound
Dramatic club to stage entertainment in Renton
A new dramatic club at Renton plans an entertainment at the opera house on September 11. The Renton Blues and the Swan Lake team will play baseball at Renton Sunday. J. and Galloway remain in critical condition at home after an accidental gunshot wound to the arm during a hunt. The Van Asselt glass works halted part of its operations due to a strike, hindering machinery repairs. A New York man secured several land options from farmers at South Seattle to bore for oil.
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Renton
Renton Blues
Swan Lake
van Asselt
South Seattle
New York
Tacoma Barber Hangs Self in Barn Eight Miles Out
H. H. House a Tacoma barber died by his own action after a brain fever attack. He hanged himself in a barn owned by a man named Gardiner, eight miles from Tacoma. authorities report no foul play suspected.
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Tacoma
H. H. House
Gardiner
Seven-Year-Old Falls From Wall Injures Head In Jefferson Street Area
Edna Gilbert suffered serious injuries after slipping from a stone wall about 12 feet onto a walk. Lawrence Parker carried the child to her home at Jefferson street and Eighth avenue. Dr. Carl Hoffman estimated a skull fracture but an even chance of recovery.
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Edna Gilbert
Jefferson Street
Eighth Avenue
Lawrence Parker
Carl Hoffman
West Street Trade Brisk on California Fruit Display
Trade was very brisk on West Street this morning as cars of California fruit arrived with local vegetables fruit and dairy produce creating a choice display. Prices show no change today and total sales are heavy, along with mail orders.
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West Street
Jobbing quotations from Green Fruit market report
Daily corrected price list for fruits and vegetables with varied units and inconsistent spellings. Items include lemons, limes, apples, Valencia oranges, bananas, olives, grape fruit, pineapples, peaches, cantaloupes, raspberries, blackberries, pears, watermelons, potatoes, beets, carrots, lettuce, turnips, garlic, cabbage, peppers, celery, sweet potatoes, chili peppers, sauerkraut, and husks, with prices per unit such as per dozen, per sack, per box, per ton, and per gallon.
Art League Bohemians Elect New Members
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Frink and Mr. Hi. Clay Eversole were elected last evening members of the Art League Bohemians.
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J. M. Frink
Hi. Clay Eversole
The
Art League
Bohemians
Portland Cricket Club to face Beattie at Madison Park
Tomorrow afternoon the Portland Cricket club meets Beattie cricket club at Madison Park with a 11 a.m. start. In the evening a banquet will honor the visiting club followed by a meeting to form a cricket association. Officers from Vancouver, Victoria, Esquimalt, Portland, Tacoma, and Seattle will attend.
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Portland Cricket Club
Beattie Cricket Club
Madison Park
Vancouver
Victoria
Esquimalt
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pickpocket Steals $2825 On Oregon Ship At Port Townsend
A pickpocket grabbed 2825 in bills from Geo. W. Honma, a passenger aboard the Oregon from Nome, as the steamer docked at Port Townsend. Beattie detectives have been detailed to the case.
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Geo. W. Honma
Oregon
Nome
Port Townsend
Beattie
Climate And Crop Report Week Ending Yesterday
G N Ballsbury reports weekly climate and crop conditions. Western section saw peak temperatures on the 15th and eastern on the 16th with a drop of 10 to 15 degrees after. conditions then warmed again.
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G. N. Ballsbury
Cemete and Crop Service
The
Weather Bureau
Drought Tests Harvest Across Western Sections
The drought persists with no rain in the western section for four weeks while eastern areas see scattered showers. Harvest progresses as fall wheat is cut and threshing advances. spring wheat has started. Oats ripen and are cut though late crops suffer. Potatoes and apples show reduced yields with crops ten days late but hope remains.
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Pacific
Chehalis
Fire Marshal Pursues Fire Escape Violation in Fremont Home
Fire Marshal Kellogan investigated a complaint against G. W. Carmack about his Fremont residence on First Avenue South between Jackson and Marion for lacking fire escapes. The case centers on compliance with safety codes.
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Kellogan
G. W. Carmack
Fremont
First Avenue
Jackson
Marion
Hazel Walters Arrested After Disorderly Conduct
Hazel Walters, described in period attire, was arrested last night for disorderly conduct among a crowd of intoxicated debauchees near Yealer Way. She disrupted police headquarters and was later confined in a nearby apartment.
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Hazel Walters
Yealer Way
Ward
Everett and Greyhound V excursion to Tacoma Carnival
Bee display ad pages show travel to Tacoma for a city event with transport by Greyhound. Electric fans promise comfort with Kilbourne and Lark Company offering a $15 item.
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City of
Everett
Greyhound V
Tacoma
Kika’ Carnival
Kilbourne
Lark Co
Steamers From Columbia Dock Al-Ki Beach Round Trip Tariffs
Steamers depart Al-Ki Beach and dock from Columbia with round trip fares listed as 1 2 3 percent and 8 10 showing schedules for travelers. Children noted in the snippet.
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Al-Ki Beach
Columbia
Everett and Greyround Pncursions to Tacoma Rivalry
Local note details a clash between Everett and Greyround squads in Tacoma, with Bee display of page 3 highlighting the event.
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Everett
Greyround
Tacoma
Elke
Bright Dongola Kid Lace Shoes Auction Lot
A sale offers nearly a thousand pairs of bright Dongola Kid lace shoes with opera toe and concave heel in all sizes. Lot No 2 priced at $1.19, values range from $1.50 to higher auction values. The lot carries tag numbers 4 to 7.
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Sia
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Federal Court
P. J O'Rourke
Navy Yard Band
Bremerton
Uncle Tom
Mbaney
Manits
Moving
Pacific Coast Association
Clube
P. O
Spokane
Mails
Denny Clay Co
J. & Galloway
Art League Bohemians
Climate and Crop Report
Hazel
Uot
Pike
Frederick & Nelson—fine Furniture
Zeepaane
Ted
Araneg
Aexi
Axminster
Ana
Tong
Frederick & Nelson
LeLffanmecy
24 Ave
Tel
Matin
Seattle Gas & Electric Co
Cherry ST
Opera House
Seattie’s Leading Theater
John Cort
Uncle Tom's
Adams
Mies
Cahn & Cohn’s
Jackson Street
Grand Ridge
Kole
Issaquah Coal CO
Yesuer Way
Guion
Gailey Ce Au Uliding
Finer Insurance
American Honding & Trust Co
Maryland Casualty Company
Fead A. Wing
Frank M. Quien
Wire Us
Main 200
Seattle Electric
Hird Avenue Theater
M. Russell
Masa
M. Kennell
Seattie
Meney
Buccesa
Washington Dental and Photographic Supply
Columbia Street
Ireen Shoe
First Ave
New York Delta
Howard Building
Mutual Life Building
Portland, Or
San Francisco
Allours
Ladien
Yesler Way
Broadway
J. E. Stevens
Pink Wik
Marchne
Nordhoep & Op
Boston
Johnson & Moody
Beattle
Lot A
Oxford
Amorrow
Pitese
Gilbert
Jardinieres
Son Marchie Nordhoff & CO
Pikes Lie
Raymond & Hoyt
Second Ave
Ernst Bros
Pike St
Green
Prichard Hardware Coo
Pike Street
Seattle Tailoring Co
Geo. McLernon
Second
J. Matzger
A. Lindauer Sclantife Optician
MEE Chong & CO
C. F. Stolting
Third Ave. Tel. Red
Sanitarium
Hinek? Block
H. T. Turner
Brooklyn
Halifax
Harvard Dental Office
W. Cor. Union
Upstatia
Lee's Business College
Keeley Institute
British Columbia
Kilbourne Ave
Green Lake
Sullivan Brig. Tel
Main
Wash
Castle, Ma
Garret
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