Woman Sues for Divorce but Husband Gets It
In Edinburgh on March 10 Judge Guthrie granted Johan Stirling an interlocutory decree of divorce from his wife Clara Stirling. Mrs Stirling, an actress in Washington, loses her marriage settlement rights while Stirling gains an interest in her property and custody of their only child. The case drew society interest due to the spouses involved and spoke of alleged infidelities.
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Edinburgh
A. P
Guthrie
Johan Stirling
Clarah Stirling
Stirling
Seattle Man in Line for New Judgeship
National freeman R L McCormick travels from Washington to confer with the President about appointing a new judge for the western district. He declines to press a single candidate, discusses qualifications with Senators and ex Governors, and notes the appointment may favor a Tacoma or Seattle choice depending on Taft's picks.
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Seattle
V. Ington
D. C
Freeman R. L. McCormick
Washington
Ington
Hero
Sen- Plies
McGraw Se
Searance
Raven Drug Co Promotes Pharmacist and Doctor Collaboration
The Raven prescription service emphasizes joint effectiveness of physician prescribing and pharmacist compounding. Raven Drug Co located at 1418 Seconday highlights this integrated care approach.
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Raven
Raven Drug CO
Man Shot at Close Range in Tacoma
Eugene T. Patti son head salesman for H. N. Richmond Paper company was shot at close range by C. Kristerson, 25, who drew a revolver at about 6 20 pm yesterday. Patti son deflected the bolt with an arm block and struck Kristerson, who was knocked to the sidewalk and jailed after rearming the weapon.
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Tacoma
U. Poe
Eugene T. Pattison
H. N. Richmond Paper Company
Kristerson
Pattison
Johnson Bill On Libel Faces Opposition In Legislature
In Bachamento Cal March 10 the U P Crove L Johnsons criminal libel bill aimed at newspaper publishers was placed on file again and the author was warned that pushing the measure could doom other bills he introduced by the powers that be who are currently against libel.
Navy to Build Two Submarine Boats in Seattle
The Navy Department signed contracts for two submarines to be named Pickerel and Birate to be built by the Moran company in Seattle for Pacific waters. The boats will be larger than the Octopus type and among the latest models, though the plans remain secret.
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Washington
Dy U. P
Navy Department
Moran Company
Seattle
Pacific
Bequeaths 6000 for Seattle fountain project
The will of Mar Prefontaine, signed February 13, 1908, bequeaths 6000 to Daniel Kelleher for a public fountain at Prefontaine place. The estate valued at 25000 earmarks 6000 to each niece Miss Mary Rose Powen and Miss Alexandria Dubue, 500 to Delima Rasicot, and 1000 to several charities including Providence hospital and the House of the Good Shepherd.
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Seattle
Mgr. Prefontaine
Daniel Kelleher
Prefountaine Place
Mar. Prefontaine
Mary Rose Powen
Alexandria Dubue
Delima
Yakima Potatoes Sale Notice Shifts Fast
A car load of Fancy Yakima Potatoes has just been received and is selling quickly. Call or telephone to place an order. The Yakima Valley crop is featured with price listed at 33 per hundredweight. Fremont Station contact North 445 and White 466.
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Vyakima Valley
Almanac of a Weather Prophet and Presidents
Professor Willie S. Moore, longtime weather expert, is noted for predicting sunshine for Presidents Taft and McKinley yet delivering historic storms. Born in 1860s, he rose from bottom to top of the signal and weather service, earning respect in weather circles despite controversial forecasts.
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Willie S. Moore
Elementia
Moore
Taft
McKinley
Prof. Moore
Signal and
Brunt of Steel War Falls on Workers Says Power
The piece argues wage cuts in US Steel are aimed at profit and that the burden will fall on workers especially in households, with unions already sizable yet opposition strong. It links broader labor unrest to international organizing of miners, musicians, and clerks, and notes women leaders pledging help against underpaid labor.
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MR. Power
United States Steel Corporation
Trust
Tate
Brie
Europe
New York
Runnany
Italy
Bohemia
International Protective Association
Morrie
Denver
Tory Nook
New Commander Succeeds Sperry In Atlantic Fleet
Rear Admiral Sperry hauls down his flag as commander in chief of the Atlantic squadron after requesting relief. Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder assumes command and oversees the third division. It is expected Admiral Richard Wainwright will take command before summer.
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Washington
Sperry
San Francisco
Seaton Schroeder
Schroeder
Richard Wainwright
Ethel Barrymore to Wed Russell Colt in Ston
Ethel Barrymore, 70, is to marry next Sunday in Ston Russell ld Colt, eldest son of Col P Colt, president of the States Rabber Co and of the Industrial Trust Co of oe RL. Mr Colt is 26.
Police win supreme court reward dispute over captured outlaws
YMPIA March 10 D PD Mc Phee and Est police officers who captured McDonald and George Frankhausen the bandits who held up the Great Northern train in 187? today lost their suit in the supreme court to collect the 14000 reward.
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Ympia
D. PD. McPhee
Est
Luna Park Natatorium Opens This Saturday in March
The Luna Park Natatorium opens on Saturday March 13. Visitors are advised to take a car or ferry and use the Interurban depot and boats at the foot of Marion for access.
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Luna Park
Marion
Butcher Convicted Over Horse Meat Sausage
Chicago March 10 ly U P The success of butcher J. J. Schmidt in selling sweet tasting Rausagen led rivals to inspect his product and uncover that horse meat was used to augment output. Schmidt is convicted of selling dineneed horse flesh and will appeal for a new trial. He faces one year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Chicago
Ly U. P
J. J. Schmidt
Behmidt
Cooper Case Dragging in Nabville Trial
In Nabville Tennessee on March 16 U P reports the murder trial of Col Duncan Cooper Robin Cooper and John D Sharpe over Senator Carmacks death is slowed by lengthy arguments. The jury requested haste but time constraints push deliberations to next week as prosecutor Job Garner opens for the state.
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Nabhville
Tenn
U. P
Duncan Cooper
Robin Cooper
John D. Sharpe
Senator Carmack
Job Garner
Missing Tacome-Cirie Maton Located In San Francisco
Tacome-Cirie Maton, missing for weeks, is reported found in San Francisco. The case is described as a mystery tied to loss of $660 and heavy drinking.
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Tacome—Cirie Maton
San Francisco
Oscar Lareen
Seattle
Oye
Cotterth
Lake Unio
Puget Bound
Navy
Pearl Sound
Y; Liocum
M. Johnston
Gelveston
Keeness Cay
Alice Omy Smith
Engagem ent announced for Muriel White to Count Scherr Thoss
Briefs report engagements and sentences across cities. Muriel White, daughter of an ambassador, to Count Scherr Thoss of Prussia is announced. Hasey convicted for Keystone Kops case in Valderinet summer sentenced to 18 months. A hospital mixup injures 11 year old child. Dated notes include divorce for Ruth Bryan Lagvitt and a fatal shooting by Edward Smith.
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Muriel White
Scherr-Thoss
Ulranelore Cement
Alaske—Fid
New York
Florida
Lincoln
New Capitol Commission Named by Governor
Governor Hay will appoint Ty Commissioner Be Frost Col Fred Heustin of Olympia Senator Joe Polson of Aquiam and proly Senator W Sulhamus of Sumner as members of the new Capitol Commission under the bill just passed and signed by the executive. The Women's Alliance of the First Unitarian church will hold a reception in the assembly room Thursday afternoon from 3 to 6. The tea is for all ladies interested in the church work. Sells new and buys old furniture. Find the man on page 6. Ace
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Olympia
Hay Wi
BE. Frost
Fred Heustin
Women's Alliance
First Unitarian Church
Ace
Paints and wall paper bargains at Federal Paint & Wall Paper
We offer a range of paints for specific uses and provide a free book on paint selection and usage. Visit 1814 First Ave to view our bargains in wall paper and request the guide.
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Federal Paint & Wall Paper Go
First Ave
Hallinger to review Deschutes canyon right of way plea
March 10 report from Washington notes Richard Hallinger, newly named interior secretary, will examine the Deschutes canyon right of way request soon. Oregon cattlemen and farmers pressing the plan allege delays blamed on the interior department. Separately, Grand Trunk Pacific plans a Parthenon replica at Athena with exhibits and film shows along its route.
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Washington
Hy A
RH. H. Harriman
Oregon
Deschutes Canyon
Richard Hallinger
Interior
Interior Department
Hallinger
Grand Trunk Pacific
Athena
Grand Trunk Road
The Vaudeville Circuit Highlights Tonight
Amusements listings feature Moore stabs at Cinderella and Kerry Gow in Grand plus Seattle Bell of Richmond and Merely Mary Ann at Lole Orpheum vaudeville shows Star Vaudeville circuit tonight.
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Amusements
Moore
Kerry Gow
Seattle
Belle
Richmond
Lole
Mary Ann
Orpheum
Oes
Fifth Beattle Symphony Concert At First Presbyterian
Society filled the First Presbyterian church for the fifth Beattle Symphony concert last night. Archibald W Seasions, a brilliant young organist, performed several fine numbers. The offering, led by Director Kegrize, was enthusiastically received.
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Beattle Symphony
First Presbyterian Church
Archibald W. Seasions
Kegrize
Alaska bound freight and passenger ships in port and at sea
The Tampico from San Francisco carries explosives for Alaska and will transfer cargo to the Meteor which arrived from Ladysmith for coal and will carry ore back. The Ohio sailed with 480 passengers and 2900 tons of cargo, the largest March departure since the Klondike rush, with 200 to mush over the trail to Fairbanks and 50 horses and 32 cattle. Samuel Stocking named focal agent for Alaska Steamship Co. The Portland sails for ore ports with a large cargo, the Helene loads lumber for San Francisco, and the Dollar heads to Mukilteo for lumber. A near collision at the river dock narrowly avoided between the Florence K and Monticello, with vessels stopping just three feet apart.
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Tampico
San Francisco
Alaska
Meteor
Ladysmith
Treadwell
Ohio
Cordova
Valdes
Vaides
Fairbanks
Geoll Beaor
Fcello
Florence K
Monticello
The Directoire Diet Fad Targeted Fat Ladies
In Chicago fashion circles the directoire craze condemns bulgy hips and proposes Marmola as a remedy. The suggested regimen mixes Marmola with Cascara and Peppermint Water to be taken after meals and at bedtime, claiming a safe daily reduction of excess weight.
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