Pantages Week Spotlight Features Big White Horse and Comedy
The Pantages bill this week headlines a big white horse and several equestrian acts with a comedy flavor. Lowande delivers, Krazy Kat revue presents Military Monkeydoodles with piano stunts, James Silver stars in Simplicity supported by Helen Duval, Joe Reed showcases singing and comedy, and the Lelands display illuminated canvas in Lightning art.
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Lowande
John and
Te Burke
James Silver
Helen Duval
Joe Reed
Lelands
Home District Drives Signups for Public Service Reserve
En rollment officials extend the U S Public Service Reserve drive to every residence in the county to gather willing workers for war industries. The program, not requiring job loss, aims to field skilled men for future positions and lists district enrollment officers and local stations across districts 9 and 2 with multiple addresses and contacts.
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U. S. Public Service Reserve
Cobb
J. A. Woolery
M. F. Regan
18Th Ave
L. Bontemps
19Th Ave
William Nelson
KE. Madison
BE. Rice
Madiaon
J. L. Turcotte
BE. Madison
Vv. Riley
Madison Park
H. F. Buchterkirchen
HE. Dennyway
L. C. Shearard
Union
HM. J. Moore
William Adama
FE. Cherry
H. Ross
E. Cherry
C. Av. Erwin
30Th Ave
J. B. Johnson
Lakeview
C. MH. Butler
Knotts
21St Ave
J. EB. Boreman
Set Ave
Greecery
Yesler Navy Union Men's Grocery
Yesler Way
Arthur C. Thompson
California Ave
M. J. Holt
Alk
Theodore Jensen
Hudson St
C. O. Simpson
Cave
Seattle Lighting Company
Genesee Et
C. B. Stucker
W. Spokane St
H. J. Carey
R. Ho Ashton
Fauntleroy Ave
Frank R. Martin
35Th Ave
Fred Rotter
25Th Ave
Council creates inspector post in street rail division
The council on Monday established an inspector position within the street railway division of the public utilities department. The office will pay 120 dollars per month.
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Public Utilities Department
Rehearing Sought in Hyde Benson Land Fraud Case
Salem Ore Feb 26 A petition for rehearing by the Oregon supreme court alleges errors of law in the Hyde Benson land fraud cases. The court recently upheld circuit court decisions reverting title to lands involved to the state.
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ASK Land
Salem
Ore
Supreme Court
Hyde Benson
Train Collision Kills 12, 30 Injured in Columbia Report
In Columbia South Carolina 12 people died and 25 to 30 were injured in a rear end collision of passenger trains on the Columbia Greenville branch of the Southern railway on Sunday. A Berlin dispatch from Amsterdam reports Gen Brustvitch named successor to Ensign Krylenko as commander in chief of the Russian armies.
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Columbia
8. C
Collumbila- Greenville
Southern Railway
Krylenko
London
Berlin
Amsterdam
Gen. Brustvitch
The Price of a Good Time at the Liberty and Other Billings
The Liberty prints The Price of a Good Time showing Linnie’s glimpse of ordinary life ending in her death, while other acts include The Tenderfoot at Clemmer and The Moral Law at Mugaion. Strands feature Rex Beach tropical adventure and a Wolfville western tale, plus class A titles The Auction Block and Colossal newsreel.
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Liberty
Linnie
Mildred Harrie
Kenneth Harlan
Mack Sennett
Star-Liberty Weekly
Strand Rex Beach
Eo Strand
T. Kiddom
Bill Ruel
Rubye de Remer
Another Version of the Ripple Jacket on Black Serge Suit
A smartly braided suit in black serge features a Ripple Jacket and white messaline lining. The two piece skirt has a gathered back and the set is priced at 35 dollars.
Remnants of Laces and Crepes at Varying Widths
The listing details laces and crepes in multiple forms including narrow edges bands and flouncings. Items include metallic laces cotton and silk nets 42 to 72 inches wide georgette crepes chiffon cloth and printed novelties in georgette crepe chiffon and marquise. Also table square first floor.
Scrims with dainty floral borders for bed room curtains
Sheer evenly-woven fabrics in white cream and ecru with blue rose yellow and tan borders. Finished with woven stripe edge. Exceptionally attractive values at 15 cents per yard.
New Drapery Cre•tories Offer 25c Yard At Basement Sale
A wealth of artistic patterns and colors in the Spring drapery collection sold at 25 cents per yard. Suitable for couch covers slip coverings and pillows. Basement salesroom.
Donation Jitney Gets New Lease on Seattle Life
The Seattle city council approved a donation bus ordinance after debate. It legalizes free jitneys with licensing, a $2 fee, and bonds of $2,500. One council member voted no and another was a reluctant supporter.
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Seattle Life
Hanna
Erickson
Thomson
Eabeent
Uncle Sam Calls For Forest Pathologists
Uncle Sam seeks forest pathologists with salaries from 1800 to 2040 dollars annually. The job involves diagnosing plant and tree diseases. A civil service exam is set for March 19 and applications are accepted at the 303 Post Office building.
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Uncle Sam
Sam
Civil Service
Postoffice
Wisconsin Senator Condemned Over War Attitude in Loyalty Vote
Madison, Wis. February 26 Senator La Follette faced censure for his stance on the war as the Wisconsin state senate approved a loyalty resolution amendment by a 26 to 3 vote last night.
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Madison
Wis
la Pollette
State Senate
61 More Names Listed Among Tuscania Dead
The War Department announced 61 additional names of Tuscania dead after earlier reports of unidentified or missing. The list includes William Binnie of Fallon Nevada Verner C Bramland of Colton Oregon John M Crowley of San Francisco California C Davis of Colusa California and Alexander J Dunn of Portland Oregon.
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Washington
War Department
Tuscania
William Binnie
Fallon
Mont
Verner C. Bramland
Colton
Ore
John M. Crowley
San Francisco
Tead C. Davis
Colusa
Cal
Alexander J. Dunn
Portland
Washington song from Seattle writers gains market push
A Seattle made song titled Washington credits Tom W. Sageman for lyrics and I. H. Smith for music. A Seattle music publishing house is placing the piece on the market aimed at public release.
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Seattle
Washington
Tom W. Sageman
I. H. Smith
Humbert Held Over Pasha Case Links to German Funds
In New York Charles Humbert the French senator was arrested following Bolo Pasha's treason conviction. Disclosures show Humbert had around 170000 in German money on deposit in the United States tied to Pasha's activities in this country.
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Humbert
U. 8
New York
Charles Humbert
Bolo Pasha
United States
Pasha
City pay increases to come up March 22
The city council will hold a public hearing March 22 on proposed salary increases for city employees. Councilman Hesketh sought to amend the finance committee report to bring the increases to an earlier consideration, but the matter was laid over until next month.
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Hesketh
Finance Committee
University suspends all home economics classes for funeral
All home economics classes at the university were suspended Monday afternoon so students could attend the funeral of Miss Mary Rausch who died Thursday at Seattle General hospital She had been an assistant professor of home economics in the university extension division since 1914 The service was at the Bonney Watson chapel and arrangements were made by her sister Mrs Theron Wield of Denver who arrived Sunday from San Diego.
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University
Mary Rausch
Seattle General Hospital
University Extension Division
Bonney- Watson Chapel
Theron Wield
Denver
San Diego
Growing Girls Boots and Boys Shoes In Basement Sale
New shipment of Growing Girls tan calf boots with cloth tops nine inch model Goodyear sole sizes 21/4 to 7 and price 5.50 per pair. Also Growing Girls brown kid boots at 5.50 and women's brown calf lace boots at 6.00. Boys tan shoes on army last sizes 1 to 6 priced 3.50. Basement Salesroom.
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Goodyear
Reciprocal Fish Rights Between U S and Canada
Washington February 26 American fishing vessels may enter and clear between American ports and fishing banks under reciprocal privileges. The order by Secretary Redfield with President Wilson's approval settles a key issue raised by the American Canadian joint fisheries commission.
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Washington
Canada
United States
Redfield
Wilson
Joint Fisheries Commission
100 Men Ask Raise From Auburn NP Truckers
One hundred Northern Pacific truckers at Auburn press for a 45 cent hourly wage increase. The demand has been referred to NP main offices in St. Paul for consideration.
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Northern Pacific
Auburn
St. Paul
Forsyth Judge Clara faces impeachment by Montana House
Helena Montana February 26 Charles I L Clara judge of the 16th district is charged with disloyal utterances and impeached by the state house. The senate will conduct the trial on Wednesday March 2 as details emerge from the proceedings.
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Helena
Mont
Charles IL. Clara
Forsyth
16Th Judicial District
State House of Representatives
Senate
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