Mayor Prays With Prisoners In Court
Mayor Scherff, a blacksmith and Democrat in Marion, says he prays with young offenders before court and seeks to reform rather than jail them. He releases some prisoners on condition of payment, collects fines, and pushes for ordinances to curb saloon law violations.
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Mayor Scherff
Jacob Waldeck
Jon
Star
Louis Secherft
Marion
Thea
Sbeherff
Scheff
Hhe
Grand Jury
Scherff
Marton
Retool
Big Epworth M. FE
The Frawleys Open Week With Moths at Seattle Theater
The Frawley company opened the fifth week of its season at the Seattle theater with Ouida’s Moths. Miss Van Buren as Fushla Reach drew interest though not at peak, while other cast members miscast. The bill runs through the week with matinees.
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Frawley Company
Seattle
Madame Hane Gena
Frawleys
Usval
Russian Bonds Fall on Start of Trading
European stock markets opened weak after unsettling news from Russia. Russian 1006 bonds in the Paris market dropped sharply at the open and continued to slide through the session.
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London
Russia
Missing gold watch from State of Washington sailor case
John Johnson, a sailor aboard the State of Washington, reports the loss of a thin gold watch believed stolen from the forecastle. The notice references Talbot for Patents and 206 Mutual Kite.
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John Johnson
Washington
Talbot
Mutual
Federation of Women’s Christian Temperance Union state convention set
STATE NEWS TACOMA September 26 27 and 2 set for the federation convention with chairmen appointed for committees including finance Mrs Alice Ridout and entertainment Mrs C D Barbery. Vancouver Troops maneuver notes list dates and units. Camp Murray deputy drowned at Alan Lake. Walla Walla death foul play suspected. Lester forest fire near Green River hot springs. Harrington hay harvest begins with binders. Sunnyside candidates announced for reelection to the legislature.
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Tacoma
Federation of the Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ecommittees
de Talla
Alice Ridout
H. T. Burdick
C.D. Ba Very
Dell
A. BE. Hammond
Kasson
Mra. K
Mra
H. A. Brown
KM. Sutherland
C. FP
Vancouver
Vancouver Barracks
American Lake
Fourteenth Infantry
Hospital Corps
Fourteenth Cavalry
Feild Artillery
Field Artillery
Field Artilery
Twenty-fourth Battery Field Artillery
Camp Murray
Alan Lake
Bergeant
J. H. Daub
Walla Walla
John Prel
Martin Macomber
Little Salmon
Lester
Pear Green River
Green River
Harrington
Sunnyside
Joe A. Johnson
Legisature
J. Harrison
A. L. Yakey
William Lemay
Belma
Merchants Back Movement to Move Plant to Aberdeen
Over 25 000 dollars has been subscribed by Aberdeen and Hoquiam businessmen to relocate a Montague Michigan machine plant to Aberdeen. The company agreed to locate here for a 40 000 dollar bond, all of which will be subscribed next week.
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WH. A. Webber
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Montague
Mich
Congressmen meet with president on congressional elections
Oyster Bay July 23 Speaker Cannon and Representatives Bher man McKinley Loudensinger and Cocks of the congressional Republican committee held a conference with the president today on congressional elections. Senator Penrose arrived and had luncheon with the president as they discussed Pennsylvania politics.
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Oyster Bay
Cannon
Bherman
McKinley
Loudensinger
Congressional Republican Committee
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Robbery Suspect Held After Ship Yard Saloon Tap
Patrolman Chipman arrested Joe Driscoll aged 20 on suspicion of tapping the till at the ship yard saloon on Firetav Friday night. The bartender said the burglar resembled a boy or young man and police acted on the description leading to the arrest.
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Chipman
Joe Driscoll
Driscoll
Dailey Wins One Mile Roller Race At City rink
Sid Dailey defeated George Yetow in a one mile match race at the Auditor ium skating rink corner Fourth Ave and Pine last night for a $100 purse. The time was three and a half minutes with about 600 spectators watching J D Montgomery served as referee.
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Sid Dailey
City
George Yetow
Toklo
Auditorium Ekating
Fourth Av
Pine
J. D. Montgomery
Steamer Fortuna Offers Mercer Island Tours At Night
Fortuna operates outings around Mercer Island from Leschi Park with 8 20 pm and 8 15 pm moonlight trips and 8 30 pm from Madison Park. Adult fare 25 cents for 26 mile circuit and 60 cents for moonlight voyage depending on schedule and weather. Regular daytime sails run from Leschi at 10 30 am 2 30 pm and 6 30 pm.
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Leschi Park
Mercer Island
Uneur
America
Madison Park
Fortuna
Leschi
Berkeley Police Threaten Mass Resignation Over Raise
Berkeley Cal July 22 The town eight patrolmen will seek a raise to 100 dollars a month at tonight's trustees meeting. If not granted they threaten to resign as a group. Present salary is 70 dollars monthly.
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Berkeley
Cal
Justice J B Ricka Dies of Stomach Cancer
Taylor Asvilas Alabama July 22 Justice J B Ricka of the state supreme court died this morning after a battle with stomach cancer.
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Taylor Asvilas
J. B. Ricka
State Supreme Court
Georgetown Surveyors Push New Rail Line Study
Railroad surveyors are at work near Georgetown aiming to establish a new right of way along the east side of the Northern Pacific and Columbia and Puget Sound tracks. They have not disclosed the employer, but many suspect the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway. The line extends about 160 feet from the NP tracks from the station toward Hillman Meadow tracts.
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Georgetown
Northern Pacific
Columbia
Teach the Children the Saving Habit
Encourage the children to save by starting an account with the State Bank of Seattle. Deposit a dollar to begin and earn 4 percent interest compounded semiannually, showing how small savings grow over time for a better financial future.
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State Bank of
Seattle
Canal bonds oversubscribed in bold financial note
Panama canal bonds scene in oversubscription eight times. Two railroad tickets from Victoria to Troy, Ontario, made out to Emory A. Lawrence and Benjie M. Lawrence, found yesterday afternoon in front of the Western Union office by E. Fisher of 2110 First Ave.
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Canadian Pacific
Victoria
Troy
Emory A. Lawrence
Benjie M. Lawrence
Western Union
BE. He Fisher
Bank Profits From Your Savings Exposed
The notice argues that banks pay 4 percent while they reinvest at 8 19 and 12 percent, pocketing the earnings. It promotes the German Savings Building and Loan Association as a state corporation offering safer loans on improved real estate and higher returns, urging readers to consider Chan Osner at 416 Bailey Bridge.
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German Savings, Building and Loan Association
Chan Osner
Fecy
Bailey
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