Co operative Company Directors Elected for Year
The Co operative Company reports strong progress under Manager D M Peeples with a 6 percent dividend on member purchases and a large rise in membership and stock ownership. About $50 000 in transactions occurred during the year as the new board begins its term. The firm thanks patrons and remains at Fourth and Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Peeples
J. J. Koet
A.M. Meckiem
Wm. Duncan
J. J. Kost
Educational Fund Reserve Fund
Fourth and
Union
State to Consider Purchasing Municipal Lighting Bonds
Finance committees of the Council plan to urge the state to buy the municipal lighting plant bonds. Under former Councilman J. J. James, a promised commission to ex-city comptroller Frank Paul has sparked uproar among members over a $5,090 payout for selling a $590,000 issue to the state.
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Washington
J. J. James
Volve Ihself
Frank Paul
James
City to seek bids for lighting plant bonds and jail bonds
The council authorized bidding on the lighting plant bond issue of 250000 dollars and the city jail bond issue of 175000 dollars. Comptroller Kiplinger will circulate terms to bond buyers nationwide, aiming for sale by April 1. The finance committee hopes to sell to the state for a better rate, with proceeds staying in state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage
Kiplinger
Bryan
Nicholson
Paul
Suspected Realty Dealers Escaped with Suspended Judgment
R Bevington and F C Stevens were tried on a charge of disorderly conduct before Police Judge Gordon this morning. A suspended judgment was imposed as no one pursued prosecution. Stevens shares a law office with Solon T Whame based in the New York block.
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R. Bevington
F. C. Stevens
Gordon
Stevens
Solon T. Whame
New York
Carr
Bevington
Wiliams
Williams
Hevington and
Police Laugh At Chief Cook Urges Crackdown On Blocked Highways
Chief Cook of the fire department appeals to the Renton Coal Company and the police for strict enforcement of the ordinance against blockading public highways. He claims coal cars idle too long hinder department work and calls for arrests if needed. Mayor Baliinger asks police to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Fire Department
Renton Coal Company
Baliinger
Cad Johnson to Begin Two Year Seclusion
Cad Johnson, once famed for right-fingered prowess, will now serve a two year term at a state institution. She reported to King county jail and awaited escorted transfer to Walla Walla, while promising a future with her $20,000 interest fund.
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Cad” Johnson
Cad
Walla Walla
King County
Father Time
Annie Rooney
Gladys Rush
Marie Anderson
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Sheriff's Office
Railroad commission bills debated as legislature to act
Olympia officials report three railroad commission bills before the senate all drawing on Texas law from 1897 and upheld by courts. hearings will feature Northern Pacific Great Northern and O R N arguments with lawyers from Tacoma Portland and Salem present. Salary plans propose six thousand dollars per year for each commissioner.
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Olympia
Wash
Railroad Commission
Dickson
Kititas
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
The
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Ben Grosscup
Tacoma
Tha Road
W. W. Cotton
Portland
J.D. Farrell
Hill
Cotton
Salem
Senate
Supreme Court
Harry Fairchild
Whatcom
Gov. Mead
Snet
Representative Falconer
Sno
Golden Specific Trial Offered To Cure Drunkards
A tasteless discovery can be added to tea or coffee and is endorsed by W. C. T. U. and temperance groups. It claims to reclaim a drunkard even without his knowledge, by mailing a free trial package to interested addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iore
J. W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Wealthy miner's wife flees in alienation suit
Louie Raber, a boiler maker, sues William Devine in superior court claiming Devine wooed his wife Mrs Bessie Raber nee Bessie Bradley, formerly of Dering Alaska. Raber seeks 50000 damages alleging alienation of affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Raber
Raber
Devine
Bessie Raber
Bessie Bradley
Dering
Alaska
Casper Dickenson Wins First Prize in School Book Contest
Casper Dickenson aged 1% years of 606 University street Worcester Maas won the first prize in the November contest of the School Book monthly. The prize was for a water color rug design and pupils nationwide entered works. Casper is a pupil under Miss E. S Engphone.
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Casper Dickenson
University Street
Worcester
Maas
United States
Casper
Cengphone
E. 8
Bargain Week Menswear Sale Highlights
Bargains for this week from PRRMAPS offer men’s wear at reduced prices. Sorel button shoes, flannelette shirts, rubberized coats for boys, and hundreds of suits in sizes up to 3XL priced well below usual. Overcoats and tobacco department deals also featured with notable discounts. Big discounts at North Beal and Union Leader listings in Firetave sale displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE Tobacco Department
Beal
North
Seaside strike ends as Raber seeks divorce says 1904
The report alleges that up to summer 1904 De vine appeared with malicious intent and attacked Raber's marriage. Mrs Raber left him, moved to Seattle, and began divorce proceedings on ground of separation and alleged misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devine
Seige
Raber
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Alestills Geale
Union Street
N.Y. Salvage
Litchfield & Schiampo
Second Ave
Labor Union Co-Operative Co
L. A. Co-Operative CO
Mgr
Chief Cook
A. H. Yoder
University of Washington
Young Men's Municipal League
League
Clares
Olympia Bureau
Beattie Daily Star
Olympia, Wash
Dan Dean
Will Windom
Pagele
Oune
Twitchell
King
Lyons
Haines
William Devine
Man
Sorel Batchelor
LION
First Avenue
Main St
NAM Tea and Coffee CO
Becond Avenue
Madison Street
W. Bt Nutchinson CO
G.l.holmes Es Furniture Co
SECON
Spimaal
Welch
McA Tittys
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
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