Van Haltren Leads Seattle Crab on Lake Washington Fishing Trip
The Seattle Baseball Crab board members and players enjoyed a Lake Washington outing with Papa Van Haltren, dubbed kingfisher, catching a fine string of fish. The group, including manager Parke Wilson and business manager James Agnew, camped at Pontiac and returned to Madison Park after six. Bus Hall missed the morning departure.
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Bones Baum Dominates Early Baseball Season
Baum, spotted by Morley while pitching for an amateur San Francisco club, has become a regular twirler for the Los Angeles team. He has lived up to early expectations, challenging Dec Newton and impressing by overpowering the Chicago Nationals during their training trip. Baum ranks among the league’s best with a strong start and promising pace.
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Essick Makes Pro Debut with Mormon Eiders in PN League
Salt Lake reports promising pitcher Essick from Clarion Iowa begins first pro season with the Mormon Eiders of the Pacific National league. Previously he played only college games.
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Phi Gamma Delta Beats Sigma Chi in Tight UW Amateur Game
The Phi Gamma Delta and Sigma Chi baseball teams at the University of Washington played a strong amateur contest yesterday. Phi Gamma Delta won by 4 runs. Brinker and Speidel pitched well with six strikeouts each, Brinker for Phi Gamma Delta and Speidel for Sigma Chi.
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Local Inventor Adapts Trout Fly For Cedar Creek
Mre Chet Belding of the city unveils a new trout lure called the devil's darning needle imitation. The belt uses a cork body to keep the fly afloat, reported as a promising device on Cedar Creek last year.
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Minnesota Day at St Louis Opens with Welcome Address
Minnesota editors and visitors gathered in St Louis for Minnesota Day exercises. An address of welcome was delivered by President Francis, followed by responses from prominent Minnesota figures.
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Army ship Dix arrives from the Philippines for dry dock overhaul
The Dix has landed in Bremerton after arrival from the Philippines and will undergo a general overhaul before resuming its voyage. The carrier is returning with four American sailors' bodies aboard.
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National League and American League Baseball Results
In National League standings New York leads with 27 692, Chicago 12 684, Cincinnati 7 13 67 percent. St Louis 19 486, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn 17 2, Philadelphia 7 2 200. In American League Cleveland 6 New York 1, Detroit 3, St Louis 6 Washington 3, Philadelphia Chicago 3.
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Volunteers Reorganize Old City Volunteer Fire Dept
Forty members of the former volunteer fire department met at the new station corner Main street and third avenue to form a permanent organization. Fire Chief Cook offered the social room as headquarters and was named honorary member along with Roderick Perry, son of W A Perry. Officers elected: RK Callaghan president Leander Miller vice president A D McKnight secretary William Campbell treasurer. A committee on constitution and by laws was appointed with M M Holmes and others.
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Foundrymen Convention Opens in Indianapolis
The annual convention of the American Foundrymen's Association began in Indianapolis today with prominent members from the United States and Canada. The three day sessions will address many questions affecting foundrymen's interests.
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Elected Two New Trustees to Chamber of Commerce Board
The annual trustees election yielded new members joining the Chamber of Commerce board including J. Biethen Jr, ER Boone Thomas Burke and several others. KR C Cheasty remains treasurer, replacing no one, with existing members retained except Cheasty.
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C. R. Collins
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Jacob Furth
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John Pr. Martinas
W. H. Lewin
J. B. Or
J. H. McGraw
Republicans Win in Portland and Statewide Elections
The Republican majority was about 14,000 statewide in the June election. Binger Hermann won the First district seat by over 6,000 votes and J. N. Williams won the Second district by nearly 11,000. The Democrats strongest showing came in the First district amid land fraud attacks. Local option results remained uncertain, with a small likely dry ticket majority.
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May Harbormaster Report Shows Heavy Southeast Travel
Port Warden Jensen notes in May heavy Southeast Alaska travel with 5869 passengers on sailing vessels. Sixty vessels called at port totaling 1,198 tons, 62 departed with 76,763 tons. Cargo value reported at 4,770,124 dollars.
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Reverend Grant Addresses Ethics of Life to Union
Rev. Roland D. P. Grant delivered an ethical talk before the Baptist Young People's Union. After the address the group passed resolutions regarding the death of Dr. John O.
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Officers Elected at Independent Order of Odd Fellows Session
Tacoma June 7 the annual grand encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs concluded with election of state officers Grand patriarch H B Madison Kent grand high priest G W Stocker Spokane grand senior warden KR Starr Waterville grand scribe Loula F Hart Tacoma grand treasurer John B Krienbuhl Spokane grand junior wardens W H Coffin Buckley grand representative Charles B Hathaway Seattle Appointive Grand marshal Will Moore Walla Walla grand Inside vice president Mrs Allee M Hath way Seattle warden Mrs Betelle Walls Rockford secretary Mrs Nellie M Kaoff Seattle treasurer Annie I Ellie Blaine
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Seattle
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Betelle Walls
Hockford
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Democratic county chair resigns as summer leave looms
John Y. Terry resigns as chairman of the Democratic county central committee due to business in the East requiring his absence for several months. At a meeting H. B. Drees was elected to succeed him. The committee will meet June 17 to set the date of the county convention.
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Big blaze destroys Lynden businesses overnight
Lynden Washington fire destroyed several establishments including Wil lame's hotel Robinson's saloon the new fraternal hall Bixby's real estate office Tullis tailor shop and Frite's blacksmith shop. Loss estimated at $60 000 with partial insurance coverage. Fire suspected incendiary origin.
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Attack by Young Thugs at Mt Louis Waffle House
J. P. Allred a waiter at 166 Main Street Mt Louis Waffle House was knocked down and beaten by a gang of young thugs in the Cascade laundry area yesterday morning. Patrolman Wilkes arrived and saved Allred as the youths dispersed after threats to continue the attack. Allred suffered a broken nose and extensive bruising. Dr Buckley treated him at the police station. Police will arrest the assailants if found.
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Washington Children's Home Society Annual Meeting
The Washington Children's Home Society holds its annual meeting this afternoon in the YMCA building, outlining current programs and future plans.
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Working Overtime Fight Hour Laws Ignored by Tireless Workers
Townsfolk complain as small laborers, unseen and unnamed, toil beyond limits while claims of cure for indigestion biliousness constipation and headaches swirl. G O Guy drug store on Second Avenue and Vesler advertises cure all for stomach liver and bowel troubles.
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Simplex piano praised for human-like expression and setup
An advertisement extols the Simplex piano for its artistic design and shading control. It invites readers to explore a special music arrangement and highlights a large stock of Chickering Kimball Hobart M Cable and other pianos plus organs and Columbia Talking Machines.
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Swamp Roots Kidney Remedy Promoted By Mail
An advertisement touts Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer and Co promising cures for kidney liver bladder and urinary issues. It offers sample bottles and a pamphlet mailed free to readers of The Seattle Daily Times and urges mentioning the paper.
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