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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1907

Page

8

Seattle Elk lodge hosts second annual plente at Wildwood Park

Den evolent and Protective Order of Bike members from Seattle and visiting bikers from across the United States gathered at Wildwood Park for a day of games and sports. Races with handicaps and unusual events entertained attendees as Seattle players struggled to reach base while visiting Mavericks dominated play with a 28 to 0 score.

Seattle Denevolent and Protective Order of Bike United States Wildwood Park Maverloka Elka’ Lodge Firet Mcrricks Firat

Artillerymen Move to Pacific Coast Forts

More than 100 coast artillerymen departed yesterday for the Pacific coast. They will be assigned to two forts in California and to Port Casey and Worden on Puget Sound, with guns, ammunition and a balloons company accompanying the detachment.

New York Coast Artillery Pacific Coast Forte California Porta Casey and Worden Puget Sound

Walla Walla Election Tailings and Other State Notes

State items report an increase in the reward for H B Nicolas of Sunnyside to 1250 dollars. Walla Walla election legality questioned as council finds July poll hours insufficient. Everett editors get access to all city autos for a conference. Dempsey Bros plan rebuilding after a Tacoma mill blaze. Kennewick branch terminates with last spike on November 1. Tacoma N P dispute under advisement. Spokane orders poor rooms closed. Jail escapes in North Yakima and Banks deposits slow to pay state interest. Blaine rooming house fire causes about 500 dollars damage. Mr William Trainer killed near Columbia while loading logs for the McCush line.

H. B. Nicolas Liaw Sunnyside Walla Walla Everett Dempsey Bros Tacoma Kennewick Portland & Seattle N. P Spokane North Yakima Mra. N. P. al- Ten Blaine McCush Columbia Bellingham Bay and British Columbia William Trainer

Drug stores ordered closed Sundays in Skagit county

According to ruling by the attorney general and the prosecuting attorney of Skagit county drug stores selling cigars, soda water, or any item besides drugs must close on Sundays. Governor Hoggatt and Major Richardson traveled to the lower Yukon region.

Olympia Skagit County Dawson Y. T Governor Hoggatt Richardson Yukon Country

Special Underwear Sale At W B Hutchinson Co

Local retailer announces Saturday special undergarments at 50c per garment. Store is at the corner of Zed and Union.

W. B. Hutchinson Co Zed and Union Cor Ind Union

Death notices Mrs Sarah Moses during travel to Florence

Advices from Italy report the sudden death of Mrs Sarah Moses, a Seattle society club woman, while on a tour through Eugene and Florence. She leaves a sister in Baltimore, a brother and sister in Philadelphia, and a son LB Moses in the household.

Italy Sarah Moses Eugene Florenge Moses Knowm Society Club Woman Seattle Haltmore Brother Slster Philadelphia LB. Moses

May Oust the Guggenheims

Judge Burbridge arrives with court staff to hear Canada’s case to cancel concessions on Bonanza and Hunker creeks in the Klondike, ousting the Gueren helms from the Hronsos Ray properties and Anderson claim. The two creeks are among the richest in the Klondike.

State Electric Lines Pay Big

The Stone & Webster report shows May operations for two Washington corporations. Puget Sound Electric Railway posts gross earnings of 148,272 with net 55,899 and surplus overcharges 28,151. Whatcom County Railway and Light reports gross 25,003 net 10,863 and surplus overcharges 4,924. The Bellingham Chamber of Commerce issues a promotional booklet titled Bellingham and the Northwest.

Boston Stone & Webster Washington Puget Sound Electric Railway Whatcom County Railway and Light Company

Exclusive Woolens at Fuhrman Store for Fall Salts

Exclusive clothes selection at 1016 Seconday offers a full new line of woolens sourced from top mills in the United States and Europe. Discriminating dressers are urged to visit Fuhrman and place fall orders now.

Daniel Puhrman Atock United States Europe Fuhrman

Nation Sale on Gar den Tools Highlights 6-In Blade Rake

Good strong garden hoes with a 6 inch blade and 55c all steel garden rake with 12 tines are featured in a nation sale. Strong bargains on durable yard equipment appeal to homeowners seeking reliable tools.

Ankeny 10 Run Again in Senate Bid

Walla Walla July 19 United States Senator Levi Ankeny will seek re election. The move ends speculation that he would not run for renomination. Anted sales listed for secondhand guns including 20.40 and 12 and 16 gauge shotguns at Theodore Wilts Co hardware and sporting goods.

Walla Wala United States Levi Ankeny Mifty Theodore Wilts

Lectures on the Haywood Trial Draw Big Boise Crowd

Mrs. Titus lectured at Bean's hall on the Haywood trial with 14 opticon pictures. The audience packed the hall and cheered when Haywood’s image appeared. Titus has attended the trial in Boise until recently as a King County veteran event plans its fourth annual meet in Woodland Park on August 1. The Washington Fire appointed George S. Stevens agent at Detroit, Michigan.

Re. Hattle W. Titus Bean's Hall Titus King County Asso Oat Woodland Park Washington Fire George S. Stevens Detroit Michigan Ove

Tea promise guarantees refund if not liked

Public notice from a grocer offering money back to customers who dislike Schilling's Best tea. The ad states the grocer will refund customers, with the store paying the money back.

Schilling

Chinaman Rearrested in Philadelphia Desertion Case

Ana Ting, identified as a Chinaman, is rearrested after desertion from the cruiser Philadelphia in 1904. The case centers on his disappearance from naval service and subsequent arrest proceedings.

Ana Ting Philadelphia

Boy Returned After Illegal Entry Arrest at Shore

A youth who had been allowed to return after an illegal entry arrest on shore was found working for the Butler hotel bar by Inspector H. Edsell. He had been sought since desertion. Summer underwear offered at 50¢ per garment by W. B. Hutchinson Co. The Northwestern Steamship Co. reassigns captains with Capt. F. S. Moore moving to the Yucatan and Capt. L. J. Skege replacing him on another ship.

H. Edsell Ting Butler

Tailored Suit Sale Details From Local Shop

A local retailer advertises an elegant suit assortment with prices 12.85 for tailored items 27.50 and 30.00 for men’s suits and a 15.25 offer on miscellaneous wear. Suits are handmade available in all shades and styles.

Viei Pat

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United Presse State News Star Special Service Hoggatt Yukon THE Guggenheims Bellingham Lisle Siaés Isle Bon Marche Universal Food Choppers Crown Beauty Ankeny Star Speecial Service J. Redelsheimer & Co First Strongest Boys’ Clothing House Hie Bank For Savings Frederick & Nelson, Inc Coats Pee Ter Eec Beattie Irederick Nelson Nous Elumi Hers Second Avenue Madison Street Spring Streer Agency For Chinaman Vici Kid Jackson St First Avenue Northwestern Steamship Company F. 8. Moore Saratoga Yucatan O'Brien L. J. Skege Santa Clara Palace J. T. Daniels A. Kay Globe Optical Co San Francisco Norfolk Reston the Crown Clothing Co Ing Postoffice Nig Sig
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