Earles Dies of Heart Trouble in Seattle
Michael Earles longtime Seattle resident and major shareholder in Sol Duc Hot Springs and Puget Sound Sawmills died after a three month illness from heart and kidney ailments at his Olympia place residence. He led several companies including Bel Lingham Coal and Superior Portland Cement and held ties to local fraternities and clubs. Survived by widow two daughters two brothers and sister with one brother Miles Barles living in Seattle.
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Seattle
Michael Earles
Olympic , Place
Maries
Sol Duc Hot Springs Company
Puget Sound
Bellingham
Bellingham Coal Company
Hanford Irrigation & Power Company
Superior Portland Cement Company
Furies
Maponte and
Ellis
Rainier and
Arc
Tle Clube
Miles Barles
W. Howest
Nancy Lee
Wilson and Walters
Wilkes Theatre
Grace Huff
Nancy
Mr. Trevor
Douglas
Anthony Weir
Ivan Miller
Europe
Weir
Jane Darwell
Mollie Day
Johnny Boland
John Nickerson
Rev Shayler Accepts Nebraska Bishopric
The Rev Ernest Vincent Shayler will become bishop of Nebraska after accepting the diocese offer made since May 23. He will assume duties once a rector is found to replace him, calling the role a true successor of the apostles with great responsibility.
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Nebraska
Shayler
Rev
Moore Capacity Houses Surprise with Yankee Doodle in Berlin Opening
Sennett's Yankee Doodle in Berlin opened at the Moore Sunday afternoon after Orpheum season close. The cast features a beauty brigade that sings and dances, with Poth well Brown portraying the heroine in a comic plot exposing German officials through playful disguises.
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Ble Sennett
Berlin
Moore
Orpheum
Sennett
Pothwell Brown
Brown
von Hindenburg
Auto Tourists in Hands of Police
George C. Brotchie, 19, EB. C. Foster, 25, and John Stalker, 27, ended a stolen car spree when they crashed into a plate glass window of a Cle Elum restaurant Friday night. The car, stolen from W. L. Clark of the Sorrento apartments on May 12, was driven to Snoqualmie then toured through the state and Oregon before police arrested them Saturday.
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George C. Brotchie
EB. C. Foster
John Stalker
W. L. Clark
Sorrento Apartments
Snoqualimie
Oregon
Freckle Cream From Lemon Juice And Orchard White
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint of freckle and tan lotion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes and improve complexion at low cost.
Police chase ends after shots at prowler in sailor suit
Motorcycle Patrolman N P Anderson fired four shots toward a prowler who tried to enter Mrs. D H Poor's home at 1526 35th Ave Sunday night. Anderson found a man in sailor's uniform with a suitcase. the man dropped the case and ran as two shots were fired but he was not hit and escaped.
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New Palace
Louis Hart
Hans Hanke
Ligat
Hanke
Jack Rowe
Rose
Hudson Sisters
Anderson and
Goines
Lowry
Russell
N. P. Anderson
Anderson
D. H. Poor
35Th Ave
Death of Charles A Wall After Appendicitis at Swedish Hospital
Charles A Wall 40 of 4408Phinney Ave died Saturday night following surgery for appendicitis at the Swedish hospital. He owned the Golden Rule market and had lived in Seattle 18 years. Survived by widow five children mother two sisters four brothers funeral plans not set. Wall was a member of the Master Butchers association.
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Charles A. Wall
Phinney Ave
Wall
Golden Rule Market
Seattle
Master Butchers’ Association
800 Goats Arrive for Cypress Island Goat Ranch
Dr Henry B Parker arrives with 800 goats for a new ranch on Cypress Island in the San Juans. He notes daily use of 1000 quarts of goat milk in Seattle and plans a dairy to supply the region. Parker cites global goatherd shortages from Balkan war damage and early wartime slaughter for meat.
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Henry B. Parker
Urban
Puget Sound
Cypress Island
San Juan
Parker
Seattle
Balkans
Hospital Patient Escapes to Roof
A hospital patient escaped to the roof via the fire escape causing consternation at police headquarters. Sergt J Warren Smith and Patrolman George Holmes captured the patient on the roof. He was returned to bed. A remark about a borrowless umbrella ends the item.
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Sergt
J. Warren Smith
George Holmes
Japanese to Help Get Bootleggers
Japanese bootleggers anger federal authorities and Japanese residents in the district. U S attorney Robert C Saunders reports a letter from the Japanese Association of North America deploring sake and grape bootlegging. They pledge cooperation with authorities and even plan to contact relatives in Old Nippon to shame offenders.
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Robert C. Saunders
United States
Japanese Association of North America
Old Nippon
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Burton Holmes Travelogue
With Ernest Truex
Louise Huff
Earles
Ernest Vincent Shayler
Boldt
Third Ave
Second Ave
Pike At
Brambach
Aldrich
Kurtzmann
Steck
Weber
Steinway
Sherman
Jay & Co
Third Avenue
Pine
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Levy's
Lew White
Abie Kabibble
Ert C. Hunt
Slivers
Olive Finney
Midsummer Follies Company
Lulu
Elsa Brosche
Clareta
Bob Sandberg
Corey Hunt
Madge Moore
Lawrence Hunt
Bawsett
Evelyn Hayes
Marie Walcamp
Palace Hip
Ae Grote-Rankince
New Portieres
Vine
Rome
Armure
Grote-Rankin Co
Brussels
Axminster
Whittall
the Grote-Rankin Co
Pike Street
Fifth Ave
Away Sagless
San Juan Island
Prest-o-Lite
East
America
Bolat
Pike St
Jones
Elliott
Fourth Avenue
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