Tea import growth urged for Puget Sound ports
A 1900s style appeal argues Americans drink little tea compared with Britain and others. It urges large importers to fund a $1,027,390 advertising pool to educate consumers and boost tea demand and shipments via Puget Sound ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Formosa
China
India
Ceylon
United States
England
Canada
Russia
Australia
New Zealand
Puget Sound
Concert by Miss Klan Misike Soprano At Uni tarian Church
Miss Klan Misike soprano will sing in a concert at the Unitarian church Friday evening with Claude Madden violinist and Arville Reletad pianist. The program begins at 8 15 with selections including Air de Ballet Sans Souci Rose Nymphea and Paris Love's Garden of Noses and other pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klan Misike
Het Unitarian Church
Claude Madden
Arville Reletad
Plannet
Piane
Air de Ballet
Chaminade
Poldini
Arvilie Deletad
Kaydn Woods
Bella
Paris
Bemberg
Miss Minn Mielke Mane
Gries
Arville Helstad
Jewel Song
Maust
Miss Mielke
Gavotte
Becker
Melodic
Twehaikewaky
Aulin
Chaude Madden
Ronald
Lohr
Lemberg
Woodman
Men Who Threaten Chinese Sought by Police
Police are searching for three white men who threatened Charlie Jim, a Chinese laundryman at 1451 Eighth Ave. The men, all Americans, left a chalk message on Jim’s door and fled in a waiting car after Jim grabbed a gun as they approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Jim
Eighth Ave
Charlie
Jim
Timbermen Face Sentences In Federal Drug and Tax Crimes
Six months in Pierce county Jail and a $400 fine were imposed on T Teukahara the convicted moonshiner by Federal Judge Cushman. A petition for a new trial was denied. Uehimura pleaded guilty to owner a house fault and was fined $250. Frank Mitchell was sentenced to one year and one day for peddling narcotics and gave notice of appeal. Attorneys for S L Cravens and C W Sears of Union Timber Products filed to quash the indictment charging conspiracy to defraud the United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation. Arguments will be heard later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce County
T. Teukahara
Cushman
T Uehimura
Frank Mitchell
Circuit Court of Appeals
City Council Debates Skagit Project and Power Plant Offer
The council discusses a 500000 appropriation for roadways sawmills and a temporary power plant while rejecting a Portland Cementia offer to sell a steam plant at Concrete for 57000 with possible 80000 including transmission. Members favor waiting until spring for real needs and oppose Gorge creek plans until Ruby canyon is investigated. City Engineer argues for immediate Gorge creek plant to save about 400000 annually.
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Skagit
Counci
C. J. Withgerald
Superior Portland Cementia
Vitegerald
Cement
Rockport
Jones
A. H. Dimock
K. H. Thomson
Gorge Creek
Ruby Canyon
Dimpeck
White Fabrics Offerings In June At The Store
The store extols June sales for summer apparel fabrics. Highlighted items include cotton charmeuse in white and striped, tricotine gabardine and basket weaves, linweave sheer material, minch nainsook, long cloth in long pieces, and 6 inch crepe of silk and cotton, with various price points.
Man Dies On City Street In Unidentified Death
The body of a man who collapsed on the corner of 28th Ave and K. Madison Street Monday night was taken to the county morgue for identification. Believed to be Wesley Mitchell, a blacksmith's helper and member of Local No. 211 of the Blacksmith Helpers' union, he died likely of heart failure. He had worked at Todd drydocks and was assisted by Fred Schulta of 409 Dewey Place who summoned a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
28Th Ave
K. Madison
Wesley Mitchell
Blackermith Helpers’ Union
Hermann Drug Company
Fred Schulta
Dewey Place
Todd Drydocks
Combine Jails Ramsay Plan Moves in County Actions
Claud C. Ramsay proposes housing a county city jail in the public safety building and moving all city officials to the county city building. He urges negotiations to center law enforcement offices and remodel the present city jail for police and sheriff use. Bids to remodel the old county jail were rejected and action deferred. The city council likely will be approached about combining the jails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety
Claud C. Ramsay
Ramaay
Organize Drive for Gen Wood Gathers State Support
Washington organized to back Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood for the Republican presidential nomination. Major H. H. Armstead leads Wood movement in the Northwest and is in Tacoma for a club formation. Seattle's meeting is postponed to add six more members as Spokane plans a charter and membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard Wood
Maj. H. H. Armstead
Northwest
Tacoma
Susser
Seattle
Mother Sues Coal Company Over Boy’s Mine Death
Isabella Dernac, mother of 14 year old Joseph Dernac, sues Pacific Coast Coal for 3000 dollars claiming the boy entered a Black Diamond mine shaft on May 11 through an unlocked door caused by mine employee carelessness. Damages aim to cover lost earning capacity until age of majority and funeral costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Dernac
Joseph Dernac
Black Diamond
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Four Prisoners Charged With Conspiracy After Escape Plot
Complaints filed Monday accuse Frank Murphy Leo Hoffman James Larson and James Love prisoners at the stockade of conspiracy. The men were working outside the stockade on May 10 when they broke and fled. Hoffman was shot in the right arm by Guard Frank Wise after he did not halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murphy
Leo Hoffman
James Larson
James Love
Stockade
City Stockade
Hoffman
Frank Wise
Clubs to Hear of Free Port System
J Anton de Haas a University professor of foreign trade was set to discuss Free Ports at a joint Foreign Trade club and Pacific Trade club luncheon meeting to be held Tuesday at the Army and Navy club on Third avenue and James street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Anton de Haas
The
University
Foreign Trade Club
Pacific Trade Club
Army and Navy Club
Third Ave
James St
Flags Presented to Legion of Liberty at Soldiers and Sailors Club
Sergt. John J. Sullivan presented a silk stand of colors to the American Legion of Liberty at the Soldiers and Sailors' club Monday night on behalf of division No. 8, Council of Patriotic Service. J. Richard Dillon accepted the flag for the legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Patriotic Service
John J. Sullivan
American Legion of Liberty
Soldiers and Sailors’ Club
J. Richard Dillon
Legion
Gold Collar Pins and Gold Filled Pin Prices
The item list shows solid gold collar pins priced at 2.00, 82.50, and 82.75. Gold filled collar pins are offered at 25 and 50 cents.
Edmonds Pioneer Dips Edmonds
Christopher Roscoe aged 76 longtime resident since 1888 and former mayor of Friadmonds died at his home after a period of illness. He was active in civic affairs and is survived by five children. The phrase about bait costs exceeding fish appears as an unrelated proverb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds
Dips Edmonds
Christopher Roscoe
Friadmonds
Tanlac credited with restoring health in Portland man
A. A. Welch of 427 11th St Portland reports complete relief from indigestion back pain and fatigue after using Tanlac. He says appetite returned and weight increased after two bottles with kidney and sleep issues resolved. Welch urges others to try Tanlac and spread the news. Advertisement notes Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle sell Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Welch
Columbia River Ship Building Co
11Th Street
Portland
Owl
Taniac
Taniae
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Tanlac
James Black Arrested Over Whisky Seizure
James Black a longshoreman formerly living at 414 Jefferson Street had mail redirected to the city career. He was arrested Monday after dry squad officers found 16 pints of whisky in a suitcase in his room. Bail set at $1,000 but not posted.
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James Black
Jefferson St
James
Simple Plan For Hair Shine With Liquid Silmerine
A household tip promotes using liquid silmerine nightly to create waves and a bright look without damaging heat. Apply with a toothbrush from root to tip for a natural sheen and easy morning styling with no odor grease or stickiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Coulson
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Grunbaum
Pike Street
Beaght and
Seid
John E. Price & Co
Hege Rida
Mele
Seattlec
Shriners
Indianapolis
Elsa Mielke
Offer Council Electric
Cement Company
Madras
Teee
Ul Lot
Union National Bank
Caron Sacines & Trust Coa
Bank
Federal Reserve Charter
Bond Department
Cherry St
Trust Department
Status
Ballard
Ramsay
Gen. Wood
Legion OF Liberty
Welch
She Rhodes Co
Georgette
Kolinsky
Stone Martin
Hudson Bay
Sable
Fisher Fur
Hoyt
Seattle Junk CO
1St Ave
C. O
Doe Relger Avenue
Union Street
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