Spectacular vaudeville lineup at Moore Wilkes and Pan tage venues
The Moore Wilkes stage features Landon McCormick’s The Storm a grand scenic melodrama backed by Juggler Redford and Winchester and comedian BIL Robinson plus xylophone artist Jess Libonati and Seattle Co operative Stock Co presenting Fair and Warmer The Pantages adds Jack Halien the Story Teller Pasquali Brothers and King and Irwin Coontown Divercona while Loews Palace Hip stages a premier motion picture plus Arthur Deagon Moments from Musical Shows and Diversions of 1921 with Prevost and Goelet Voodvil mixture and a rich man line continuing.
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Landon McCormick
Burt Gordon
Gene Ford
Jack Halien
Pretty Ryan Sisters
Jean Phillips
Rosetta Mantilla
Europe
Pasquali Brothers
Dave Irwin
John King
King
Irwin
Divercona
del Bally
Hound
Hayden
Hall
Snyder
Loew's Palace Hip Theater
Anatol
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Los Angeles
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Little Stanta
Arthur Deagon
Jack Martin
Pearl Abbott and Company
Willie Norton
Ethel Wilson
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Certain Rich Man
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Advert in Kutztown
Mrs Cuamnes A Mertz of Kutztown praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a solution for childlessness and health troubles. The ad urges readers, with testimonials from women, to try the product and send recommendations.
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Cuamnes A. Mertz
Ralston Club Plans Second Invitation Concert
Under Vernon Behymer the Ralston club hosts a second invitation concert at Malymouth Congregational church on Wednesday 8:05 pm. The nonprofessional group funds itself, admission by invitation, with a program featuring arias, songs, and piano accompaniment.
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Ralston
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John W. Metcalf
Har
Parka
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Daniel Protheroe
John Hyatt Brewer
Will H. Dixon
Frans Abt
G. Waring Stebbins
Amor
Flotow
Martha
Frank E. Skrivanic
Mise Irene Matrusch
John O. Jones
W. A Meeks
Frank McGuire
BF. V. Oversby
Frank EB. Skrivanic
J. A. Smith
Harold F. Snyder
W. L. Watson
Paul J. Braun
J. L. Daggett
Fred W. Hancox
Thomas Humbie
W. M. Marshall
R. B. Morris
Joseph T. Muehie
J. Edward Null
William M. Redner
R. H. Sloane
FE. L. Whiting
Fred Wonser
J. L. Avis
F. C. Butler
Homer
Notes and Comment on The Old Home Town
Lyndon chess fans form a club with semi monthly meetings. Real estate taxes in Walla Walla city and school district will drop this year by about percent. Clarke County Sunday School institute tour runs next week from Monday afternoon to Saturday at Washougal. The Lynden Tribune mocks the Mount Rainier climbing attempt as a senseless effort by three men in winter. The Father and Son banquet at La Center was well attended and voted a success. Ten Washington State College extension specialists will spend seven days in Kittitas county in 1922 per County Agent W. L. Davis. C F Smith top Union Pacific agriculturist will address a public meeting in Ellensburg Saturday. A pruning demonstration will be by E G Wood in Edgmont district on Monday. Meeting to discuss Carleton pass extension into the Yakima country is planned for Chehalis on February 14.
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Clarke County
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Washington State College Extension
Kittitas County
W. L. Davis
Chehalis
Carleton Pass
Yakima
Mail Regulations and Proscribed Items in Postal Rules
The article outlines prohibited mail contents and handling rules including fraudulent stock promotions obscene material explosives and defamatory letters. It notes packaging requirements to prevent breakage and bans on liquor poisons and certain live animals with limited rural exceptions. It mentions two classes in one parcel and a feature photo play great American novel by William Allen White.
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William Alien White
Dental prices undercut by long-time local dentist
Edwin J. Brows, longtime lead dentist at 106 Columbia St, advertises discounted dental work promising to save patients a dollar for every dollar spent. The message highlights urgent money concerns and claims consistent quality and workmanship.
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Edwin J
Columbia St
James Slagle on the Stand in Centralia Murder Trial
James Martin Slagle testified in his first degree murder trial for killing his wife at a Centralia rooming house on December 31. He recounted a turbulent marriage with jealousy over dances and rumors of a first husband, detailing separations and reconciliations from 1920 to the recent period before the fatal incident. He spoke of employment in a lumber camp to make ends meet and maintained a composed demeanor as his defense.
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Prohibition Director Blocks Whisky Shipments to Canada
Prohibition Director Toy C. Lyte refuses to issue border permits for a shipment of 32,600 cases of whisky from Kentucky distilleries destined for Canada. The action, aiming to curb liquor flow, halts the cross border movement within the last ten days.
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Drew
Columbia
Toy C. Lyte
Canada
Lyle
Kentucky
Ambulance driver injured in North Trunk crash near Haller Lake
W. M. Miller a city quarantine officer aged 27 of 1911 Denny Way suffered severe injuries when his ambulance was struck near Haller Lake by an automobile driven by RE. M. Eley of 4475 Brooklyn Ave. The ambulance overturned after being struck by Kizy’s car. Miller has a fractured elbow a deep facial cut and possible internal injuries.
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W. M. Miller
Denny Way
Haller Lake
RE. M. Eley
Brooklyn Ave
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Miller
Urges New Bonus Plan in Wake of Arms Conference
Washington notes urges lawmakers to divert billions in government savings from the army conference to fund a soldiers bonus. Officials estimate annual savings of 200 million dollars from naval holiday plus expected reductions in navy and army personnel under arms treaty agreements.
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Washington
University of Washington to Send Teacher to China
The University of Washington may send a representative to Canton Christian College in China to study trade conditions and serve as a state envoy to establish a business administration college. Dean Stephen I Miller leads a committee from Beattie and Tacoma. the envoy's name and role as Canton school dean will be announced in about two weeks.
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Canton Christian College
China
Stephen I. Miller
Washington Commerce College
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Beattie
Tacoma
Canton School
Frats Name Beds At Seattle Orthopedic Hospital
The interfraternity council at the university will name and support two beds at Seattle Orthopedic Hospital for another year. Funds will be raised through an activity benefiting all fraternity men on campus.
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Interfraternity Council
Seattle Orthopedic Hospital
Mine and Rail Unions in Pact Discuss Open Shop
Indianapolis Feb 11 Converted action by America's two largest unions against wage cuts and the open shop will be debated in Chicago February 21. Representatives of railroad workers and coal miners will attend, with John L Lewis saying all but one railroad union accepted the invitation. The miners called the meeting after operators refused to meet to draft a new working agreement. Wage reductions have been announced by many mines.
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Indianapolis
America
Chicgo
John
United Mine Workers of America Today
Lewis
Union League Club to Give a Banquet
The Washington Union League club will be formally introduced to the public at a banquet and patriotic entertainment at the Crystal Pool on Washington's birthday. Members can reserve tickets until February 15, after which public sales begin.
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Washington
Firemen Overcome in Fighting Blaze at Electrical Supply Plant
In San Francisco on February 11 several firemen were overcome by smoke while battling a blaze at the Thomas Day Electrical Supply company plant. Explosions of oil increased danger and damage was heavy.
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Thomas Day Electrical Supply Company
Bread Prices to Rise Monday Across Markets
Bread dealers face losses at current prices and plan a Monday increase to 13 cents for 1 lb 6 oz loaves or 25 cents for two, with the 1 lb loaf at 7 1 2 cents. Funeral services for Hugo Siettengren, 4, will be at 2 30 p m Sunday. He was a Beattle real estate dealer for 34 years. A heavy snow storm grips Bellingham Friday night, comparing to the 1916 blizzard with 36 inches in 24 hours.
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Hugo Siettengren
Johnson and Hamilton Undertaking Co
Siettengren
Beattle
Bellingham
Four escapees recaptured after Lane County jail break
Eugene reports four of nine men who escaped from Lane County jail Friday have been recaptured. The incident occurred Friday at the Lane County jail prompting a manhunt across the area.
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Eugene
Ore
Lane County
Have You Kidney or Bladder Trouble READ THIS
Personal testimonial from Madera California praising Dr Pierce Anuric Tablets for quick relief of bladder catarrh and excess uric acid. Note author 8 P Menaley invites readers to write for confidential medical advice or send 10 cents for a trial pack.
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Priceless Lincoln Papers Collected for Institute Library
Abraham Lincoln born February 2 in Hardin County Kentucky is highlighted in a collection of Lincoln documents gathered by G Lynn Bummer for the International Correspondence Schools library. The items include a unique manuscript showing Lincoln halting a soldier’s execution after Sumner’s endorsement and a personal note by Lincoln seeking clemency. The era’s hardships and Lincoln’s mercy are emphasized across numerous originals and accurate replicas reflecting his humane approach to command.
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Hardin County
Kentucky
Lincoln
G. Lynn Bumner
International Correspondence Schools
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
George C. Alden
Massachusetts Regulars
Scranton Institution
Omaha Patrolman J Scott Found Dead After Duel
In Omaha a city patrolman named J Scott is found dead in a district following a revolver duel his attackers or slayers are unidentified. The incident appears to be a fatal shooting with ongoing police inquiry.
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Omaha
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