Forest Reserve Policy Discussed by Top Officials
Secretary Garfield and top officials including Ballinger Pinchot Rosa and MeeDonald met in Judge Nathogers office to discuss forest reserve policy and state lands inside the reservation. They noted about 650000 acres lie inside the forest reserve, with the state seeking lands outside the reservation and lands within Indian reservations and unsettled areas. Garfield favored the land outside reserves and edge lands likely to be ceded to the state.
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James RR. Garfield
Landner
A. Ballinger
National
Lewa
Garfield
Trouble for Contractor J A Bailey Delays at Salmon Bay
The Board of Public Works and the Street Committee confront contractor J A Bailey for alleged shoddy sidewalk work at Salmon Bay. An ordinance next Monday night will allocate funds to finish the project, reducing Bailey’s contract price. Bailey must appear July 16 before the board. another contractor’s early delays are cited as partial blame for the slow progress.
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J. A. Alley
Board of Public Works
Salmon Bay
Bailey
Ti Ia
Telegraph Briefs Span Medicine And World Events
President McRae of the Pennsys Vaniatine says the two cent fare is unprofitable and the road will appeal. In London an Episcopal minister was found not guilty of murdering his wife. Washington, D C tied the 100 degree mark. St Louis saw two deaths and two prostrations yesterday. A dry dock attack report prompted 700 marines to guard. A farewell in Tokyo marked Wright’s retirement as U S ambassador. Union Pacific issues a new 76 million bond with 4 million to a syndicate. Mrs Laura Trysdale died in Long Beach California. Wind River Lumber plant at Cascade Locks Oregon destroyed with 150000 loss. National Council and Directors vote to revert to traditional spelling. G Shook of Roseburg and H M Herrin Co. buy and sell stocks at 610 First Av with margin and wire quotes.
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President McRae
Pennsys Vaniatine
Philadelphia
London
Walter Hancock
Mercury
Washington
Toklo
Wright
United
Union Pacific
Laura Trysdale
Delsarte
Long Beach
Cal
Wind River Lember Com Angs
Cascade Locks
Ore
Waa
National Council and the of Directors
National Association
Angeles
Roosevelt
G. Shook
Roseburs
Ore Wins Ice Cream Contest Then Faces Lunacy Probe
Ore has won an ice cream eating contest and is now to be examined by a lunacy commission. Congressman Nick Longworth and his wife will reach Frisco today en route to the Hawaiian Islands. Mrs. William Thaw has sold her coal mine interest for 2 000 000 to fund her son's defense. Dr. Esther Pohl is appointed health officer of Portland. A Chicago judge rules a tired worker may drink one beer at home without wife’s interference.
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Nick Longworth
Frisco
Hawaiian Islands
William Thaw
Esther Pohl
Portland
Judge Hunt
Chicago
Dowging County Railway Aims From Wenatehee To Northern Pacific
Complication of daouses, 90 mile railway project proposed by Prieat Rapids Railway Co of Seattle, to connect Wenatehee with the Northern Pacific, incorporated at Olympia for 1,000,000 dollars. Northwest M. A. conference to be held at Vashonteland. Frank Harvey's trial for killing Gertrude Hall postponed to September term. Deputy officials raided Bay Shore store. liquor stock seized. W J Belltham to remain as superintendent two more years. A 16 year old Kalama resident, Ralph Carner, shot himself. remains critical at St. Vincent's in Portland.
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Daouses
Dowging
Wenatehee
Northern Pacific
Prieat Rapids Railway Company
Seattle
Olympia
Northwest
Vashonteland
Frank Harvey
Gertrude Hall
Tacoma
Attorpera
Anti Hughes
Tea bargain with grocer refunds and mall claims
The notice mentions refunds on tea products and a dispute over shop claims. It references Schilling's Heat and a trader named Trout Mes with a likely reference to Mall's and a firat av as part of an unclear address.
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Firat
Puget Sound Weed Plant At An Cortes
State notes report Puget Sound Weed Products building a plant at An Cortes to manufacture creosote and fir wood by products. Port Orchard appoints a night watchman at the naval magazine Bremerton. Rural free delivery expands September 3 at Enumolaw King county. Richard Kerns Skagit county pioneer dies Sedro Woolley. Customs seek 300 pounds opium cache at Browns Point near Tacoma. William O Connell wealthy man of Walla Walla dies Wednesday.
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Puget Sound
Cortes
Port Orchard
Naval Magazine
Bremerton
Enumolaw
King County
Richard Kerns
Skagit County
Sedro-Woolley
Brown'’s Point
Tacoma
Wiliam O'Connell
Walla Walla
Picnic and Dance at Ravenna Park Prizes $250
A Sunday event at Ravenna Park offers a picnic and dance with total prizes of 250 dollars. Organizers invite residents to join for an afternoon and evening of activities and music.
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Ravenna Park
Pillow Tops Half Price Sale Sparks Broad Discount
About 200 pillow tops go on sale tomorrow at half the regular price. They offer a great variety of designs and colorings. Anyone needing anything in this line should take notice of this great reduction.
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Seattle
Silk Leather and Washable Goods Sale Ad
An advertisement offers silk leather and washable items in many colors from white to black in all sizes and colors. Regular prices range from 1 cent to 60 cents with tomorrow’s sale at five cents each.
One Hundred Hand-Embroidered Waist Patterns Sale
Import pattern stock offered at sale prices after overbuying. Patterns in colors white champagne light blue black and er blue, priced 68 cents each after prior higher tags. Request to view the assortment for purchase.
Neckwear Offered at a Nickel in Yard Sale
Soiled and mussed neckwear auctioned at five cents each, with soap and water promised to restore whiteness. Some items previously sold up to fifty cents, but tomorrow customers may take what they want for a nickel.
Pants on sale at bargain price this week
Pants priced at 1.98 compare with 4.50 to 6.00 at other stores. Neat quiet styles and solid material offered to a wide audience.
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H. M. Herrin & Co
First Av
Nevadas
Education
Hughes
Te Poereee Board
Loy Ralph Carener
Kalama
Wash
Young Carsner
St. Vincent's Hospital
Schilling
State News
Kimonas
Japan
Oxfords
Hoyt
Pike Street
Spelger & Hurlbut
Old Town
Standard Furniture Co
Beatie
Hest
Clark
Carpenter
Asec
Crescent
Our
Peiger Huribut
2Nd Avenue
Union Street
John Cort
San Francisco Opera Company
Shubert Brothers
Girofle-Girofla
Russell & Drew
Earl Burgeon Company
Emma Bunting
The
Burgess Company
House OF Mystery
Lyric Theater
Dandy Dixie Minstrels
Battie
S Perkins
Lois Theater
Sam
Laja
Mit
Charlie's
Penman
Turd Avenue
Aftornesp
Mieht
Gharies A. Taylor Company
Prisos-Nighte
Mattunon
Thelma
Northwestern League
sasgsAu
Vancouven v8
Sgattle
Uike Yester
Luna BP
Pacific Coast
Fresh Ranch
Iowa
Creamery
Barbour
Tomor
Ures
Avenue Ret
Pike and Pine Sun
Steve
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