Lumbermen of the Northwest Meet in Tacoma
Lumbermen of the Northwest met in Tacoma Monday to determine how the organization may best work with the government in supplying lumber for ships and army buildings. George S. Long of Weyerhaeuser Co. and council of national defense member says supplies for the American Lake cantonment would be purchased at points closest to the post to reduce railroad bans.
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Northwest
Tacoma
George S. Long
Weyerhaeuser Co
Council of National Defense
American Lake
Painless Dentistry Behind Seattle Dental Advance
Dr. M. O. Sipes of Boston Dental promotes a painless anesthetic that numbs gums with a few drops, allowing nerve extraction and crown or bridgework without pain. No charge for the anesthetic and upfront costs promised, with claims of modern equipment and lower prices.
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Seattle
M. O. Sipes
Boston
Publicity of Civil War income tax questioned
Basil M. Manly reports that Civil War era publicity of income tax returns uncovered frauds and boosted collections. New York papers agreed exposure increased returns and fairness, prompting debate in the Senate on reviving public disclosure to curb evasion.
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Basil M. Manly Washington
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Senate
New York
Col Allen Arrives to Command Northwest Coastal Defenses
Col Samuel E. Allen has arrived to take command of the North Pacific Coast Artillery district overseeing defenses at the Columbia River and Puget Sound. He brings a long military career and was a member of the Army War College last year.
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Samuel E. Allen
North Pacific Coast Artillery District
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Col. Allen
Army War College
French ships awarded to Washington Shipping for six vessels
The French government awarded contracts for six 2 600 ton wooden ships to the Washington Shipping Corporation of Seattle. The ships total more than 2 000 000 dollars in estimated cost. The 28th anniversary of the Great Seattle fire will be celebrated by The Associates of 89, old residents, on Wednesday at 5 30 p m at the Masonic temple.
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W. E. Boeing
Seattle
Washington Shipping Corporation of
Masonic Temple
New Movie Showings Highlight Varied Programs
The week's bill features Anita Stewart in Clevers NHetelllon and Neorma Talmadge in The Previla Newette. Charlie Ray stars in The Millionaire Vagrant at Liberty Theatre, with a five part Triangle. Ray plays a wealthy idler whose pledge tests his versatility.
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Liberty
Charles Ray Charlies Ray
The
Ray
Understanding U S Citizenship by Birth and Naturalization
The text explains citizenship rules for birth abroad and naturalization. It defines citizens by birth to U S citizen fathers, naturalized citizens who completed final papers, and declarants who only filed first papers. It notes exceptions for under 21 entrants and timing of records after September 26, 1906.
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United States
Naturalization Court
Tuesday Special on Seamless Sheets and Linens
An old advertisement lists Tuesday specials on linens including seamless sheets in various sizes at 1.05, 1.00, and 0.60 dollars, matching pillow cases at 0.22 dollars, and bed spreads from 0.81 to 3.45 dollars with assorted patterns and finishes.
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MERON
Warp Print Ribbons Special Purchase Arrives for Sale
Warp Print Ribbons priced at 25c and 35c a yard form a major part of the sale. Worsted checks in large and small patterns appear in plain tailored styles bound with silk braid.
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Milan
Keystone and Silent Stars Feature in City Theaters
A rundown of current screenings highlights Keystone comedy A Royal Rogue with Juanita Hansen at Clemm er Anita Stewart promoting the Actors Fund at Grand Central Palace New York. Fatty Arbuckle in A Reckless Romeo and Highway of Hope with House Peters and Kathryn Williams play Coliseum. Norma Talmadge leads The Devils Needle at Mission and Rene in The City with Tully Marshall. Mothers of France starring Sarah Bernhardt screens at Strand. Colonial showcases The Beast with Anna Luther and George Walsh.
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Clemmer
Anita Stewart
Dainty
Clover
Actors’ Fund of America
Grand Central Palace
New York
Coliseum
Fatty
Patty” Arbuckle
the Coliseum
House Peters
Kathryn Williams
Norma Talmadge
Tully Marshall
Colonial
George Walsh
Anna Luther
Hart Will Be Seen at Liberty Tuesday
William S. Hart will not appear Monday at Liberty. He could not reach Seattle in time and will be seen in person Tuesday instead. If you value your watch let Haynes repair it. Next Liberty theatre advertisement.
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Custom House
United States
Marine
Navy
National Guard
Regular Army
War Department
Hart
Liberty
William S. Hart
Seattle
Haynes
Liberty Theatre
War Bond Drive Urges Public Support Through Finance
A wartime appeal stresses the role of citizens in funding the conflict via bond purchases. Officials describe bonds as a direct means to sustain troops, production, and national effort, urging broad participation across communities.
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Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc
Pike Street
Jto
SIPES
Boston Dental CO
Second Ave
Bon Marche
Linenty
Charlies Hay
Clemmem
Neorma Talmadge
Previla Newette Colisel Medlouse Veters
George Waleh
Sarah Bernhardt
Methere
Prance
KEN —Megant
Washbore
Charles Ray
Columbus
Ohio
Vienna
Austria
Paria
France
Sofia
Bulgaria
Japan
China
Anita
James Oliver Curwood
M. Guterson
Seattie’s Dest Pheteplsay House
Skinner
Sume Skinners
Tess
Henry Irving Dodge
Great Story
Saturday Evening Post
John Hamrick
University
King Montaghie Love
Aye
Third Avenue
Apne Pues Street
Coats
Vali
Copenhagen
Spe
Cial
Florence
Second
UNION
Choice
Rhodes Co
Juanita Hansen
Rene
Miss Talmadge
Rex—Bryant Washburn
Bryant Washburn
Essanay
Rex
Mothers of France
Strand
Mothers of
America
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