Charges Against School Board Leaders To Be Probed
The J B Allen Improvement Club will meet tomorrow at J B Allen school to hear charges of reliction of duty by Bee ry Jones and secretary Reuben Jones. A Newby says coal deliveries were short and not weighed. janitor J Forsythe warned but delivery proceeded. The group aims to prove issues against Stan & Jenkins and other suppliers, while not targeting new board members.
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L. A. Newb
J. B. Allen Improvement Club
Jones
Beery Jones
J. B. Allen
Wll
Sec
Wtary Jones
A. Newby
Eld
Newby
The
Star
Reuben Jones
J. Forsythe
J. 8. Allen School
Stan & Jenkins
Stay & Jenkins
Emmons Saves Gil From Drowning In Yacht Squall
The yacht Empress capsized in Elliott Bay near West Seattle yesterday afternoon. Ralph W. Emmons and party were returning from a Sound voyage when Mise Menach was trapped beneath the hull. Emmons dived to lift her, aided by John Frederic and Lucas Armalage and the Hiawatha crew, delivering the rescued to Chilberg’s houseboat and Seattle homes. all victims remain confined by shock and cold bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Bay
Seattle
Ralph W. Emmons
Miso Maud Meenach
Mins Dorothy Rumsey
Will Cooper
Mise Menach
Emmony
John Prederick
Lucas Armalege
Hiawatha
J. B. Chilberg
Prisoner Crafts Odd Fellow Emblems While In Custody
A. W. McArthur, jailed for a $15 check, uses prison time to carve Odd Fellow emblems. He fashions a broomstick cane bearing the order’s flag, eagle, and letters Nl OO F with rings F L T and a four page Bible facsimile. He also plans Fourth of July spending at Bremerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McArthur
McArthur
Lou Smith
Warmer Weather Spurs Rush on Summer Dress Goods
Cotton dress fabrics arrive at low prices, promising a flood of dainty Summer Frocks. The piece goods come as forecasts of an early hot season, with thousands of yards offered below weaving costs to ready plans for wardrobes.
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Andrew Jackson
Beautiful woollike plaid fabrics for Ey iguere
A soft material resembling wool showcases over 100 pretty dainty plaids. Each fabric measures 28 inches wide and is colorfast.
Plain white lawn fabric for dresses and gowns
A plain white sheer lawn fabric about 40 inches wide is described as suitable for gowns and general wear with a fine, smooth finish suitable for formal attire. The material is noted to drape well and hold its shape after sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Pineapple Batiste and Voile Textiles Featured in Nightwear
The ad promotes pineapple batiste at 25 cents a yard in sheer plain colors for evening gowns. It also highlights fine white sheer check and plaid Voiles, 28 inches wide, noted as durable and low dust retention.
Dotted Swiss Fabrics Highlight Seasonal White Goods
A catalog note describes 20¢c Dotted Swiss and 1214c Fine White Dotted Swiss 28 inches wide in assorted sizes. Also featured is White Kollenne Crepe, four plain fabrics praised for softness and fine weave, noted as popular white goods this season.
45 Inch Indian Head Fabric Aisle Favorite
Vintage fabric note highlights a 45 inch Indian Head cloth priced at 20 cents per yard. Describes width of one and a quarter yards and praises appearance and durability with a strong emphasis on quality.
Fancy White Lace Stripe Cheeks and Plaids on Wheel Order
Advertising note offering 100 pieces of Fancy White lace stripe cheeks and plaids on a wheel order. Repeats price 25¢ and 5¢ per unit. Marketed as the kind everybody wants, emphasized as a timely purchase.
Westminster Presbyterian Lawn Social At Mr Black’s Home
The ladies of Westminster Presbyterian church host a lawn social and reception for the congregation and friends at Frank Black’s home on Bean Hill 1918 1st Ave Friday evening July 6 from 7 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Westminster Presbyterian Church
Frank Black
Bea N Hill
FOR A CLEAN SEATTLE FOR A CLEAN SEATTLE
The Beattle improvement club general committee meets Saturday June 6 at 2:90 to discuss A Clean Beattle. Mayor Moore Fire Marshall Keillogg Charles Case and city officials address the meeting. Chamber of Commerce Federation of Women’s Clubs civic groups represented. The British Steamship Gymette sailed yesterday for North China with full cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Beattle Improvement Clube
Chamber of Commeores
W. H.moore
Garener Keillogg
Charles KR. Case
Chamber of Commerce
Federation of Women's Clube
Hritiah
Gymette
North Chinaporte
Aldrich act to Circulate 40 Million Dollar Notes
The Aldrich act, effective July 1, will put about $40,000,000 of legal tender notes into circulation in one and two dollar denominations. It enables calling in large silver certificates with little demand and allows the secretary to issue smaller notes in their place. No limit is set on total notes, but Secretary Cortelyou says $40,000,000 suffices for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Telegraph Service
Washington
Aldrich
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
Boy Burned by Practical Joke in School Street Incident
Eight year old Hert Johnson of 614 Senecast was badly burned on his right ear and abdomen when a friend set off small firecrackers placed in his pants pocket near the Walker building on Secondary Street. Dr. A Greenstreet treated the burns, described as painful but not serious. The boy responsible fled into the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert Johnson
Senecast
Walker
Johnson
A.greenstreet
Steamship Fureka to be converted to a collier and Moran Bros order placed
The Northwestern Steamship company plans to convert the steamship Fureka into a collier. Moran Bros. will be ordered to build another steam schooner modeled after the Seward, launched at Heputic yards last week. The Iroquois on the Seattle Bellingham Vancouver run struck a floating log near Bellingham harbor, breaking a propeller blade, but completed the trip on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Steamship Company
Moran Bros
Heputic Yards
Seattle Bellingham
Vancouver
Bellingham Harbor
Markets Report Busy Fourth of July Preparations
The Markets column notes Western Avenue markets opening to fill Fourth of July orders by morning, with light receipts and strong fruit demand. Lemons, bananas, oranges, peaches, plums, and watermelons sold quickly. berries scarce and in poor condition. Veggies include potatoes, cabbages, beets, tomatoes, celery, peppers, beans, onions, and corn with varied prices. dairy and cheese sections list several regional producers. Navy yard battleship fleet mentioned at end.
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Western
Fragmented OCR Grain Market Note From Unknown Oregon Poultry Listing
An unclear OCR fragment lists prices and items including cantaloupes wheat timothy and tomatoes. Mentions locations and entities such as Oregon and Eastern Washington with miscellaneous figures and vendor notes, but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Tea Buyback Offer Promises Money Back if Unliked
A past era notice explains a consumer offer where shoppers can return tea they dislike and receive a refund from the grocer. The message urges trying Schilling's Beat and assures payment if the product fails to please.
Habit becomes saving as a daily discipline
The piece urges deciding to save, cutting small unnecessary expenses, and keeping the future in mind. It notes that starting a savings habit costs as little as $1.00, with a 4 percent interest rate compounded twice a year.
Local office moves to 318 Pike Street
Awaiting completion of our new home in the Northern Bank and Trust Building at Fourth and Pike, we are temporarily located at 318 Pike Street. Directors listed include J.G. Price, Frank T. Hunter, FP. J. Martin, W.H. Bard, J.B. Chilberg, A. Piper, Ww. T. Perkina, M. Johanson, Innac HH. Moore.
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Northern Bank and Trust Bldg
Fourth and
Pike Street
J.G. Price
Frank T. Hunter
FP. J. Martin
W.H. Bard
J.B. Chilberg
A. Piper
Ww. T. Perkina
M. Johanson
Innac HH. Moore
Financial Market Quiet in Seattle During Week
In Seattle trading activity lagged as investors awaited key financial reports this week. Analysts noted minimal movement across indices with cautious tone returning to the market.
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Joséa
MacArthur
Love
Polly
Emmons
Gil
Prisoner
Bremerton
Tiste
Eolienne
Woodland Park
Washington Park
Park Board
Council Committee On Parks and Boulevard
Warrender
Lake Washington
Fureka
White River
Yakima
Australia
California
Dow
Doe
Bermuda
Hutter and Cheese
Wisconsin
America
Witiburger
Tillamook
Navy Yard
Ales Aven
Victor and Edison Talking Machines
Shert Music
Second Ave
Renoh
I Mesterh
Oregon
Cate
G.ceprreta
Timothy
Ton
Oneal Ford
Ike Schilling
MFG, CO
WNE
First Avenue
Jackson Street
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Brewster
Merris
Brewster Green
Branda
Nelle
Brussels
Gurney
Ator
Redertor & Nelson
Avinuel
Madison Street
Spring Street
Oxfords
Hoyt 405
Pike Street—405
Magnolia Park
Magnolia Bluff
Globe Wall Paper Co
Burke
David P. Eastman
Cotman Building
Seattle-Tacoma
Tacoma
U. Seeley, Jr
Beattie
Novelty Mill CO
Seattle, UB
Green Lake Reservoir
Green Lake
Green Lake Station
International Bond & Realty CO
Pioneer Bik
Main
Ind
Alaska
Union Tailors
Third Ave
Washington St
Albert Hansen
FIRST
Cline
Ine
Jonah
Seneca Street
Ganiz
Secur
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