Downright Piano Snaps and Easy Terms at Eilers House
Bargain piano sale advertises new and used uprights and player pianos at steep discounts. Brands include Stein, Decker, Lester, Steger & Sons, Eierson, Kingsbury, Kranich & Bach, Marshall & Wendell, Strohber, Smith & Barnes, Ebersole, Weber, Autopiano and more. Limited stock, prices from about 100 to 650 with free bench and music. Sale urged for Tuesday or Wednesday at Ellers Music House, Third and University.
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House of Eilers
Jacob Doll
Lester
Armstrong
Chickering
Ellers Music House
Third
University
Gunn Sentenced to Prison for Stock Fraud in Sumas State
Gunn formerly of Seattle was sentenced to two to years for fraudulent stock manipulation in the Sumas State case. He was placed under guardless transfer to Sheriff Stewart for commitment papers to Walla Walla as he left for the penitentiary. Bail was set at 2,000 dollars. The service for John B. Taylor of Taylor's Mill was held at Grace Church with nearly 1,000 attendees.
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Bellingham
Wash
Jone
Gunn
Seattle
Sumas States
Penite
Stewart
Walla
Otten
John 8. Taylor
One Egg Muffins From Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill
Muffins by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill edited for the Boston Cooking School era describe simple one egg muffins. The method notes quick preparation with baking the batch overnight and baking them in the morning.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston
Charlton to Stand Trial for Wife Murder in Italy
United Press dispatch from Como reports Porter Charlton or his sensational murder case set for trial on July 4. The American defendant, son of a former judge, is accused in the death of actress Mary Scott Charlton whose body was found in a trunk in Lake Como. Locals empathize with both sides as a sanity question looms.
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William G. Shepherd
United Press
Como
Italy
Porter Charlton
Paul Charlton
Porto Rico
Mary Scott Charlton
Charlton
San Jose
Cal
Lake Como
Passioneire
Chariton
America
Concerts in City Parks Draw Big Crowds
Cavanaugh's band entertained thousands at Madison and Leschi parks thanks to private donations from merchants of two districts who hire the band weekly. The park board played at Volunteer Park and Alki Beach, while the army band performed at Fort Lawton.
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Cavanaugh
Madison and
Leschi Parks
Park Board
Volunteer Park
Alki Beach
Army
Fort Lawton
Conference on Immigration Service Changes Planned
J. B. Densmore, solicitor for the secretary of labor, organizes a national conference to be held between August 15 and September 1 to discuss important changes in the immigration service. The event aims to address major policy shifts and operational reforms.
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J. B. Densmore
United States Secretary of Labor
Immigration Service
Girl requests prison sentence. judge sends to Salvation Army
In Judge Ronald's court Pearl Emma Tamley, 20, who had returned from Portland after breaking parole and who has a child, asked to be sent to the penitentiary. The judge instead placed her in Salvation Army custody, aiming to aid her while warning her to pursue a steadier life.
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Brrer Rabbit
Rer Fox
Wrer Fox
Bwrer Fox
JITNEY MAN JAILED FOR JOLTING A PASSENGER
Everett driver William J. White jailed for the alleged assault on a young woman. He allegedly diverted a rider from the regular route and drove her down a rough street to “jolt her up a bit,” paying a $25 fine.
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Everett
William J. White
William
Sunset Highway Unfit for Travel
Sunset highway to the Cascades is not ready for traffic beyond Biden Wee. Motor parties returning from the mountains report terrible road conditions with mud from a foot to three and half feet deep. Dozens of vehicles get stuck, horses help to extract them, and a 300 man gang works to repair the road for summer travel, a month away.
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Cascades
Biden Wee
Hide-a- Wee
Countess Helene D'Ardey Imprisoned by German Forces
Countess Helene D Ardey a 16 year old girl was imprisoned by German authorities for her alleged royal loyalties. The article notes she preferred a king to an emperor leading to her confinement in a cell.
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Helene D’ardey
Justice's Right Questioned in Grand Larceny Case
Attorney Philip Tworoger obtained a writ of habeas corpus from Judge Albert son directing Sheriff Hodge to show cause why Joseph Buteau remains in county jail. Buteau, fined $200 and costs by Justice Whitehead for grand larceny, has been jailed since May 14.
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Justice of the Peace
Philip Tworoger
Albertson
Hodge
Joseph Buteau
Buteau
Costa
Whitehead
K C Convention Here in August
Mont Rev John Honzano apostolic delegate from Washington D C and Mont Rev Alexander Chester DC of Portland Ore are named on the program for the annual convention of the supreme council Knights of Columbus to be held here August 3 4 and 5 Gov Lieter and Mayor Gill will welcome the visiting delegates.
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Mont
John Honzano
Washington, D. C
Alexander Chester
D. C
Portland
Ore
The
Supreme Council, Knights of Columbus
Lieter
Gill
Hoff to Lecture on Luther as a Translator
Hans J. Hoff of the University of Washington will lecture Monday night at 8 o clock in Denny Hall on Luther as a Translator. Rear Admiral Stockton, retired, who helped establish the navy yard in Seattle, is in the city for a brief stay.
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Stockton
Navy Yard
Seattle
Why bosses fuss over punctuality and timing
A stenographer asks why employers demand strict on time with workers yet are lax about ending shifts and delaying tasks. She notes employees arriving late, and bosses delaying dictation of mail, seeking explanation of the inconsistent timing. The Star invites readers to send in answers.
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the Star
Europe’s Great Artists Sketching in Trenches
Paris dispatch notes war art arising from frontline sketches by Beaux Arts painters now in uniform. Artists send drawings and watercolors from trenches to aid widows and children of those killed, with works by Dallet Bruyer Montagne Bernard Naudin Meheut and others.
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Europe
H. J. Phillips
Paris
France
Dallet
Bruyer
Montagne
Bernard Naudin
Meheut
Beaux Arta
The Dental War Sparks in Seattle Dentists Clash
Edwin J. Brows denounces Dr. Bark and the so called Dental Combine in Seattle alleging unauthorised arrests and fake exams used to suppress competition. He questions Bark's credentials and claims Bark fled exams and changed offices while Brows offers a counter claim of legitimate practice and public service.
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Combine
Dr. Bark
GALL
Seattle
Bark
Edwin J. Brows
D. D
Denounce the Trading Stamp by Seattle Grocers
Seattle retail grocers condemn the little green trading stamp as a drain on business. They pass resolutions and plan their annual Wildwood Park picnic on July 21 with concessions via the secretary. Skeletons of six men found under a house at Niagara formerly housed a man sent to an insane asylum.
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Seattle
Little Green
Wildwood Park
Niagara, N.bd
Georgia Governor Slaton Reflects On Duty And Blood On Hands
Atlanta June 28 Gov Slaton retired as Georgia's chief executive and told Gov Harris that the state seal has not been dishonored. He recalled the Leo Frank case drawing applause during his inaugural, then warned that failing to act would “find blood on my hands” and called himself an assassin in cowardice. State militia guarded Slaton's home and 26 suspicious characters were arrested.
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Atlanta
Harris
Slaton
Georgia
Leo Frank
Chinese Officials Leave Seattle After Trade Visit
The Chinese commissioners depart Seattle after leaving no firm plans for new trade routes to the United States. Cheng-Haun Chang, president of the delegation, urged Seattle to model its efforts after past growth to bridge the Pacific by trade. The visitors, after touring ports, praised Seattle harbor and will continue to Portland for a day before heading to San Francisco.
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China
United States
Seattle
Portland
Cheng-Haun Chang
Commission
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Ladies' Night at Press Club With Vaudeville Acts
Press club hosts a Ladies' Night featuring vaudeville acts before dancing on Thursday evening. A luncheon will be served. The Awakening of the Roses will be performed by Ethel Simmons Lola Hansen Plorence Rogers Vanta Morrison and Louisa K Lepper with song and posing numbers by Ted Lemark Oscar Lee and Dowbrink.
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Press Club
Awakening of the Roses
Ethel Simmons
Lola Hansen
Plorence Rogers
Vanta Morrison
Louisa K. Lepper
Ted Lemark
Oscar Lee
Dowbrink
Byers May Go to Islands for Year
Arrangements for an exchange of professors between the University of Washington and the University of the Philippines have progressed to the stage where it is probable that Dr Horace G Byers professor of chemistry will spend the next year in Manila. If he goes Professor Horace G Deming head of the department of chemistry in the University of the Philippines will come to the University of Washington for the year.
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University of Washington
University of the Philippines
Horace G. Byers
Manila
Horace G. Deming ‘Ov
Che Iistry
Verein Arion Presents Pleasing Program at Odd Fellows Hall
A Saturday evening concert by Verein Arion under Claude Morton featured Mme Hesse-Sprotte Miss Gwendolyn Geary Charles Case and the Knickerbocker quartet. A 50 voice chorus performed Fatherland songs to conclude.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Verein Arion
Claude Morton
Mme. Hesse-Sprotte
Gwendolyn Geary
Charles Case
Knickerbocker Quartet
Woman Sues For $1500 In Dental College Costs
Elsie M. Huber, stepmother of Clinton Huber of Savoy hotel, filed suit in Judge Smith's court on Monday to recover $1500 spent to send him through dental college.
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Elsie M. Huber
Clinton Huber
Savoy Hotel
Ackley Denies Plagiarism Charges Against Billy Sunday
Philadelphia June 28 B D Ackley Billy Sunday secretary who quit says many of his statements about the rift with Sunday were distorted He asserts he never charged plagiarism nor criticized Sunday’s preaching and would not hinder his work.
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Philadelphia
B. D. Ackley
Billy Sunday
Sunday
Hoot Mon Picnic Draws Scotland Tourists in Wildwood Park
Scotland's sons and daughters host a day of events in Wildwood Park on Sunday. Medals awarded to winning athletes and prizes to top dancers in the fancy dancing and highland fling contests.
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Scotland
Wildwood Park
Four Hundred Licenses Not Renewed Before Prohibition
In Olympia on June 28 officials report 400 of 2250 state liquor licenses expiring June 30 will not be renewed for six months. Prohibition law takes effect January 1, 1916.
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Olympia
Pharmacy Men to See Empress Show at Convention
The State Pharmaceutical Association and the state pharmacy board visit Empress theatre for the first show during their annual convention. George H. Bartell, local druggist, serves as president and H. D. Pilcher chairs the entertainment committee. A number of novel stunts are planned for the visiting guests.
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State Pharmaceutical Association
State Pharmacy Board
Empress Theatre
George H. Bartell
H. D. Pilcher
Tipperary
Newman
Celebrate Peace at International Boundary Centennial Event
A hundred years of peace since the Ghent Treaty will be celebrated at the international boundary. Officials announce a ceremony with dignitaries and attendees from neighboring nations.
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Ghent
Flag-raising ceremony set for Blaine on Sunday
In Blaine, Washington, a literary ceremony will feature the Stars and Stripes raised alongside the British flag on flagstaffs placed side by side this Sunday.
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Blaine
Wash
Insurance firms seek 30000 from Atlas Powder for blast damage
Insurance companies will pursue about 30000 in recovery from Atlas Powder Co of Wilmington for glass broken by the recent explosion of 15 tons of dynamite here. Attorney V M Place, their counsel, said the effort would be made.
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Atlas Powder Co
Wilmington
V. M. Place
Luther Convention Ends in Seattle Area Proceedings
The Tacoma District Luther of Columbia concluded its ninth annual convention at Gethsemane Swedish Lutheran Church Seattle with a Saturday business meeting electing officers for the coming year.
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Tacoma
Luther of Columbia
Gethsemane
Seattle
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