Census shows rich game in Washington eastern counties
Spokane reports the first third and game census for Washington finds 2,488,447 game birds and 14,820 deer across eastern counties. Elk, caribou, wild goats and wild sheep also counted. Ferry county lists 5,000 deer and 20 caribou while several counties report deer in the hundreds.
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Spokane
Washington
R. H. Walesa
Cascade Mountains
United States
Commissioner Wales
Ferry County
Okanogan
Stevens
Columbia
Chelan
Garfield
Kittitas
Pend d'Oreille
Yakima
Pageant of American Women at Volunteer Park
Five hundred pupils from Broadway high school will perform the Pageant of American Women outdoors at Volunteer Park on Saturday afternoon June 6 starting at 2 pm. The show, outdoors for the first time, was written by Ebba Dahlin Dorothea Taylor Rebecca Hawthorne and Leona Brobat and spans seven scenarios depicting the life of the American woman through U.S. history.
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Broadway High School
Volunteer Park
Broadway Girls’ Association
Ebba Dahlin
Dorothea Taylor
Rebecca Hawthorne
Leona Brobat
Swedish immigrant Carl Christafson leaps from Broadway bridge
Carl Christafson, a six month in America arrival from Seattle, told by hotel guests he forged naturalization papers and would be hanged. He jumped from the Broadway bridge into the Willamette river, nearly drowning before Patrolman R B Snedden threw a life preserver and a rowboat rescued him.
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Portland
Carl Christafson
America
Sweden
Seattle
Broadway
Willamette River
R. B. Snedden
Old Folks Concert At Queen Anne Methodist Church
Forty choir members in colonial attire will sing songs of other days including Johnny Schmoker and Auld Lang Syne at the Queen Anne Methodist church tonight. The concert aims to gladden the hearts of attendees with nostalgic tunes.
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Johnny Schmoker
Queen Anne Methodist Church
City Schedules Municipal Day Activities at Woodland Park
Tomorrow is Municipal day with many events at Woodland Park including sack races obstacle races spud races egg races tennis contests and baseball. Prizes are donated by local business firms for the afternoon celebration.
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Dull Care
Woodland Park
Salmon Bay and Canal Improvements View With Observers
Gen H M Chittenden head of the port commission accompanies Colvin of the Seattle Commercial Club and W C Eden of the Alaska railway commission. They inspect Salmon bay Smith cove and Lake Washington canal. Edes doubts railway construction in Alaska will begin before 1916.
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H. M. Chittenden
Port Commission
Colvin
Seattle Commercial Club
W. C. Eden
Alaska Railway Commission
Mra
Edes
Salmon Bay
Smith Cove
Lake Washington Canal
Alaska
Regents to Visit East for UW President Selection
President O A Fecer and Winlock W Miller regents will travel to the East to view universities as they seek a permanent successor to Dr T F Kane at the University of Washington. A new president is expected to be chosen before the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Kane
University of Washington
O. A. Fecer
Winlock W. Miller
University Regents
East
Police link hotel owner disappearance to affair
San Francisco police believe George Sale, a hotel proprietor missing since May 27, was attacked after receiving an anonymous death threat over his relations with Mrs. Agnes Lefevre. He was beaten in the streets several days after the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George Sale
Agnes Lefevre
Sale
Commerce Secretary endorses Wilson on business mood
Raleigh June 5 Secretary of Commerce Redfield told the Chamber of Commerce that the current business low mood is largely psychological, not physical, echoing President Wilson’s stance.
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Raleigh
N. C
Chamber of Commerce
Secrtary of Commerce
Redfield
Wilson
New Arrivals In Women and Misses Apparel at Basement Salesroom
The Basement Salesroom reports fresh shipments of seasonable women and Misses clothing for Women, Misses, and Children including coats and cape coats at 10 to 17.50, suits at 18.50, linen suits 5 to 7.50, linen duster coats 4.50, Misses coats 5 to 5.75, dresses 8.50 to 12.50, white middy skirts 1.50, embroidered white waists 2.50, navy crepe de chine waists 2.95, and lingerie blouses 1.50.
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ITHIN
June Specials in White Wash Goods Linens and Bedding
White Wash Goods section lists Bleached Muslin 36 inches wide at per yard rate, Cambric 36 inches wide at 12 ½ cents per yard, 36-inch Long Cloth bolt at 95 cents to 1 dollar 35. Damask 70 inches wide at 5 cents per yard. Napkins 1.25 per dozen, Huck Towels 8 cents each, Toweling 5 cents per yard, Pillowcases 12 to 14 cents each, Sheets 60 to 75 cents each, Blankets 0.5 to 0.75 dollars each. Basement Salesroom.
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M. C
Saiesroom
June Offerings in Undermuslins at Basement Salesroom
White undermuslins in new designs priced under regular. Crepe and lingerie cloth combos with embroidery and lace edging from 69¢ to 95¢. Princess combinations and sheer batiste gowns feature ribbon trims and Irish picot edges. Nainsook skirts and envelope chemises offered with lace and embroidery details. June corset covers and drawers on sale.
Summer hat showcase at Basement Salesroom
Ilan Hemp and plain Milan hats displayed in the Basement Salesroom highlight the season with styles in black white old blue and burnt color. Prices run 1.45 1.95 and 2.95.
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Ilan
Milan
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Ming
American Life-Saving Garment Co
G. D. Justiite
Bon Marche
Dizieland
Tennessee
Madras
Clark
Bay
Philadelphia
Munsterberg
National Electric Light Association
Recorder
Oakland
T. V. Corcoran
Solano County
Mitnois
Fabiola
Middle West
Kansas City
Mercury
Concordia
Atchison
Manhattan
Bartleseville
Okla
Portland Public Schools
Board of Education
New York
Tacoma
K. Takuda
Franklin High School
Bigamist
Los Angeles
Lawrence Converse
Reatha Watson Lytelle
Converse
H. F. Alexander
Samson
Chicago
United States Forestry Commission
North Carolina
Mexico
Mellen
Fate and
Brandeis
Irederick & Nelson
Oxfords
sTursiehings
Diamond
Samond
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