Hat Found After Lake Washington Search For Roxy White
A search for Roxy White and H P Tupper ended when Miss White's hat and veil were found washed ashore on Lake Washington near Meydenbauer Bay. Authorities plan dynamite charges along the lake bottom from De Vries’s shore to Mercer Island to recover any possible drowning victims. The search was largely abandoned by 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy White
H.pd. Tupper
Miss White
Lake Washington
Lee de Vries
Meydenbauer Bay
de Vries
Mercer Island
Tide Land Question and Grade Plan Discussed
The Commercial Circle Improvement Club met at the Chamber of Commerce to fix permanent tide flats grades, with five parties Seattle Great Northern Northern Pacific Pacific Coast Company and Seattle businessmen seeking favorable settlements. Mutual concessions are urged as manufacturers await the decision to locate plants. Samuel Hill proposed collaboration between street car lines and manufacturers to reduce freight transfer costs, receiving club approval. A committee of H. H. Dearborn Lester Turner and Fred Rice Rowell will study the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Circle Improvement Club
Chamber of Commerce
Tide Flats
City of
Seattle
Great Northern Railway
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast Company
Seattie
Farrell
Cifie Conat Company
Great Northern
Samuel Hill
Hill
H. H. Dearborn
Lester Turner
Fred Rice Rowell
Mayor Appeals to Hanna to Halt Regional Strike Spread
Boston mayor Collins wires Mark Hanna appealing to him as Civil Federation chairman to check a spreading strike. He warns action is needed to prevent involvement of all New England industries. He fears railway company use of Italian laborers could trigger violence. Hanna expected to convene Civic Federation arbitration committee in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Collins
Mark Hanna
Civil Federation
Hanna
New England
The
Civic Federation
Lecture by Rev Frank Metz at St Mary's Church
A lecture by Rev. Frank Metz and a musical entertainment will be given March 17 at Morris hall on Ninth avenue Yesterday for St Mary's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Metz
Morris Hall
Ninth Avenue
St. Mary's Church
Two Men Sentenced After Imperial Saloon Incident
Bed Cox and Geo Evans appeared before Judge George after Sunday night disturbances at the Imperial saloon. Detectives Adams and Lane detained them. Cox an ex convict released from Walla Walla a week ago, and Evans were fined $100 each and ordered to 30 days confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bed Cox
Geo. Evans
Imperial Saloon
Adams
Lane
George
Cox
Walla Walla
Boy Falls From Third Story Balcony In City
An 11 year old, Guy Farrar, fell from a third story balcony at Sixth avenue and Cherry street yesterday. He was taken to Scott's General hospital in an unconscious condition with a scalp wound and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Farrar
Sixth Avenue
Cherry Street
Seott's General Hospital
Con
Swindling Hotels Case Proceeds in Cann Court
H. C. McIntone known as the hotel swindler stands trial for grand larceny in Judge Cann's courtroom this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. McIntone
Judge Cann’s Court
YWCA Quarterly Meeting Highlights Activities and Attendance
The Young Women's Christian Association quarterly meeting reported 13 000 meals served in three months and 806 total enrollment across classes. Key reports praised Mrs Stine the depot matron and Miss Mabel K Stafford noted 26 coast college associations with four in cities. A program followed with vocal solos by Mrs Harriet Hagan and Miss Florence Le Lacheur and a piano solo by Mrs Frank D Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Mabel K. Stafford
Shank
Stine
Harriet Hagan
Mise Florence le Lacheur
William McAdam
Frank D. Black
Five Japanese Deportations by Immigration Bureau
Five individuals identified as Japanese were deported across the border by the immigration bureau. The group included three men and two women and was handled yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration Bureau
Deputy Bragg Begins as Georgetown Marshal
Deputy Sheriff J. M. Bragg starts as Georgetown marshal and tackles two robberies on his first day. A boy stole a kit of tools from the Northern Pacific and the items were recovered. Anthony Hain reports a hay loss but it is found after a half day of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bragg
Georgetown
Northern Pacific
Anthony Hain
George
Old Soldier Eckstrand Dies in Seattle at 73
J. H. Eckstrand, a Swedish native and Seattle resident for 12 years, died at his home 19 Republican Street at 3 am. He served in the Civil War and was wounded losing a limb. A widow and son Helmer survive. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from First Methodist Protestant church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Eckstrand
Republican Street
Sweden
Seattle
Mr. Eckstand
Swedish Methodist Church
Phelps
America
Eckstrand
John F. Miller
Helmer Eckstrand
Wagner
First Regiment
Flutterworth's
Tabard Inn Library Expands Circulating Books Network
A Philadelphia Tabard Inn library plans a dramatic nationwide push creating 10 000 to 12 000 branch style bookcases in drugstores and shops. Members pay five cents and exchange books across the United States with a central weekly rotation of 120 books per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Tabard Inn Library
Philadelphia
Seattle
Tabard Inn
Railroad Men Tour Northwest From Pacific Coast Traffic Assn
A party of railroad officials led by Jay W. Adams of San Francisco and included M J Roche E B Duffy and J W Trumbell traveled through the city on a Northwest tour. They belong to the Pacific Coast Traffic association formed at Ashland Oregon on February 22 1901 and now numbering about 200. The group plans three coast sub divisions to aid meetings and exchange ideas on traffic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Jay W. Adama
San Francisco
M. J. Roche
Denver and Rio Grande
E. B. Duffy
J. W. Trumbell
Illinois Central
Northwest
Spokane
Pacific Coast Traffic Association
West
Ashland
Oregon
Washington
Edward Beaupre the Montana Glant Exhibits Giant Form
Edward Beaupre, billed as the Montana Glant, stands 7 feet 10½ inches tall and weighs 267 pounds. At 21 years old, he has not slept in six months due to oversized needs and travels with a 6 foot 4 inch handler adjacent. He currently exhibits at 614 Second Avenue, as crowds marvel at his colossal stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Beaupre
Montana
Second Avenue
Nan
Lop
M, Sharp
Western Avenue
M. J. Walker
Pel
Bush
Lost His Suit In City Car Ejection Case
65 year old T. BK Eyanson failed to persuade a superior court jury that he was damaged by being forcibly ejected from a Firat avenue car. Eyanson had transferred from a Lake Union car to a Firat avenue car and tried to ride south, but the conductor refused the transfer, citing rule that a transfer from Lake Union to Firat avenue covers no distance on Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. BK. Eyanson
Firat Avenue
Superior Court
Eyanson
Lake Union
Second Avenue
Dramatic School Announces Pupils Recital Tonight
The Exan Dramatic School hosts a free recital at the G A FR hall in Collins block Second avenue and James street this evening. Pupils perform short pieces including Prospects Ships Chariot Race and more with students from Ralph Stuart Stock Company talent involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exan Dramatic School
G. A. FR
Collins Block
Second Avenue
James Street
Seattle
Ryan
Upsis
Maana
Ralph Stuart
Ralph Stuart Stock Company
Mr. Bean
Miss Emery
Ben
Up and Down Waterfront Movements and Ship News
The Shinano Maru sails for the Orient with bikes, bibles, raw cotton, hardware and cheroots. Tampico departs for Honolulu touching Roche harbor for lime. Dirigo expected tonight from the north. Toea Maru bound for Beattie Neah bay due tonight. Asuncion sails from San Francisco with coal. Maid of Orleans arrives at Fairhaven cannery unloads 75 tons salt, loads lumber for Alaska cannery. Ellen A Reed arrives Honolulu after leak. Greydyrcastie arrives Royal Road 117 days from Panama. City of Seattle to Skagway tomorrow night. Chico sails from Seattle for Alberni copper ore. City of Everett seeks Morane to fit new shaft. Flyer company opens new offices and waiting rooms farther seaward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinano Maru
Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line
Orient
Tampico
Globe Navigation Co
Yesser
Honolulu
Roche Harbor
Dirigo
Alaska Steamship Co
Toea Maru
Nippon Yusen Kalsha Line
Beattie
Neah Bay
Asuncion
San Francisco
Tacoma
Maid of Orleans
Pacific Packing and Navigation Co
Fairhaven
Alaska
Ellen A. Reed
Manila
Port Townsend
Greydyrcastie
Royal Roada
Panama
Cape Flattery
City of
Skagway
Chico
Seattle
Alberni
Everett
Morane
Flyer Company
City Council Approves Madison Street Improvement Roll
The Madison street improvement from Broadway to Twenty third avenue was approved by the council by a 6 to 1 vote despite protests over front foot costs. The roll requires property owners to pay 85 per front foot while the city covers the rest. other items include Queen Anne hill street grading cost over 46000, Cedar river watershed land purchase for 853,002, Pine Street rerouting and sidewalks, and a telephone company service suspension to July 1 for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Street
Broadway
Twenty - Third Avenue
Byers
Thomson
Cieima
Queen Anne Hill
Independent Telephone Company
Cedar River
Pine Street
Fourth Avenues
Wan Panced
Third Avenues
Pike and
Pine Streets
Son of H A Swanson Missing From Home
The 10 year old son of H A Swanson of 317 Westlake avenue is missing. Parents believe he may have gone to Ballard or Kent and police are seeking the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Swanson
Westlake Avenue
Ballard
Kent
Prince Henry bids farewell to New York on Deutschland
Prince Henry's last day in America featured meetings with Hoboken officials and a farewell luncheon with Roosevelt representatives. Crowds cheered as the Deutschland prepared to sail on a shorter Atlantic crossing toward Bremen, with dignitaries aboard and bronze tablets presented to the prince by local letter carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Henry
America
Hoboken
Jersey City
Letter Carriers’ Association
Deutechland
Ambassador von Holleben
Muens
Evans
David J. Hill
Atlantic
Bremen
Prince
Prestont Roosevelt
United States
Licenses to Wed In North Central District Names Couples
The following marriage licenses have been issued: Giuseppe Lombardi 24 and Giovannina Vit tone Bardessone 77 of Roslyn. Daniel Henry Graham 7 and Maud Mary Leftwich 19 of Beattie. George Joyce 1 of Beattie and Emma May Heathe 32 of Weeton Ore. Albert Leslie Stowell MM of Dawson T and Leta Mable Peach 19 of Seattie. Reginald Horace Beverleigh Ti of Itle and Olle McCartey 14 of Columbia City HM. Nolan 27 and Maud Eatili 27 of Tacoma. Fred C. Jones 28 and Lucy Winnifred Watts 2 of Beattie. Schuyler C. Guernsey 4 and Jennet Dilley 16 of Beattie. Walter Mergunon 21 and Lottie Lee 19 of Seattie. A J Dalheren 1 and Henrietta Rausch 27 of Beattie. Edward Gaultier 24 and Clara Newell 1 of Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisseppe Lombardi
Giovannina Vittone Bardessone
Roslyn
Daniel Henry Graham
Maud Mary Leftwich
Beattie
George Joyce
Emma May Heathe
Weeton
Ore
Albert Leslie Stowell
Dawson
Leta Mable Peach
Seattie
Reginald Horace Beverleigh
Building Permits Issued for Several City Structures
City engineer's office reports permits to A Beott for a two story frame at 161 Eighteenth Ave costing 1000. N G Anderson gets two flat buildings at 1990 1904 Howell St for 3000. D Shrader applies for a 1 1 2 story frame at 158 Twenty seventh Ave for 1700. Mrs F Mergerson secures a one story cottage at 2717 East Madison St for 499. Further permits go to R J Ferguson for a two story frame at 1104 10 Fourth Ave for 8000 and to Wm McPhee for two two story frames at 414-20 Republican St West for 40. H Anderson files for a 1 12 story frame at 16 seventeenth Ave South for 500 and Sparkman and McLean for a 1 story brick building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Engineer's Office
TD. A. Beott
Eighteenth Avenue
N. G. Anderson
Howell Street
D. Shrader
Twentyseventh Avenue
F. Mergerson
Christian Work for Children of Seattle
Yesterday's union meetings in city churches drew strong attendance. Speakers included Kev A Jacoba Mra T C Winwell Prof Yoder Rev Hugh Gilchriot and others. Today at 3 30 p m meetings focus on day and Sabbath school teachers with discussion titled What Is It to Be a Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev. A. Jacoba
North Hapitot
Mra
T. C. Winwell
Edgewater Congregational
Prof. Yoder
University Congregational
Hugh Gilchriot
Calvary Presbyterian
C. H. Hinck
Cumberland Presbyterian
Wiliam Burnett
Madison M. J
A. J. Harrowa
Ilgrim Congregational
L. J. Bawyer
Tabernacle Baptist
W. C. Merritt
First Methodi
Pelecopal
Mra. Dearborn
Haven M
Lane Street Presbyterian
W. A. Spaulding
Highland Mission
Misa Selma Lind
Berry
Christ
Hey
W. OC. Merritt
Colegrove
Kev
Thompson
Madison M. I
A. &. Allen
Pilgrim Congregational
F. B. Cooper
Tabernacle
M. A. Matthews
Fliat
Construction Bids At Various Addresses Revealed
Bids show costs for projects including a two story frame house at 1112 Fleet Avenue priced at 400 and a one story addition to a brewery at 515 Howard Avenue North valued at 1400. Other entries include a two story frame at 108 Sixteenth Avenue North 4000 and a one story frame house at 608 Ninth Avenue South 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieet Avenue
Warren Green
Sixteenth Avenue North
Heinrich Bros
Howard Avenue North
Mr. Meekman
Ninth Avenue South
Butter Prices Tumble Amid Mixed Western Market
Daily market notes show butter slipping with Washington creamery price down to Mc per unit while eggs hold steady and freeh ranch stock faces a soft market. Cabbage cauliflower and celery arrive from California. fish demand steady with scarce small fish and strong halibut interest. Poultry prices and grain values in Puget Sound and Eastern Washington listed with fluctuating figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Avenue
Washington
California
Beattie
Washington Creamery
Local Grocer Ad Lists Varied Produce and Dairy Prices
A fragmented advertisement lists numerous fruits vegetables and dairy items with prices. Items include apples oranges bananas cranberries lemons limes tomatoes cabbage lettuce potatoes and standard dairy like butter and cheese from regional creameries. Prices vary by item and unit, with no clear dates.
Frederick & Nelson to replace Oriental rugs inventory
Frederick & Nelson announces their current Oriental Rugs are unsatisfactory due to many holes from high sales. They state new stock will not arrive for several months and that they have decided to take unspecified action.
Rugs on sale from 1M to 145 Kirman patterns
A list of Anatolian and Kirman rugs with item numbers, sizes, regular prices, and sale prices. Notable entries include No 1M Anatolian Rug 1 ft 8 in by 2 ft, No 24 Guendje 2 ft 10 in by 4 ft 2 in, No 43 Shirvan 8 ft by 4 ft 10 in, No 169 Hokhara 3 ft 6 in by 4 ft 8 in, and Kirman No 143 4 ft 4 in by 5 ft 2 in. Prices drop from regular to sale amounts throughout the catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirvan
Knaak
Kazak
C. ccc Cece
Cee Ee
Kirman
40-Pound Mattress Specials At Week Sale
An advertisement touts two 40 pound mattresses with distinct fillings and ticks. One uses long white hair and art tick at a special weekly price of 40 dollars. The other features black extra long hair with satin striped tick at 25.50 dollars, regularly 42.00.
Galvanized items and pails listed with prices
The listing shows galvanized lion quart and iron pails with covers priced at 29c each, and regular ice for two packages of tooth picks at 980 each. Mention of Tom Wash Boller and a total of 125 dollars appears in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wash Boller
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Metz
Dramatic School
Boy
Benninghausen
First Avenue
Columbia and
Puget Sound
Christian Work For Children OF
Nama
Chicago
Iowa
Western
Wisconsin
Roquefort
Rick
Swian
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture
Greenwood
China
Greenwood Hotel China
Frederick & Nelson
Complete Rouse Furnishers
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Streets
Settee ‘Ete Beer
Renee
Setsibayea
Universal Food
Cmon
Rex Brand Lye
Gerstendorfer Bros
Ia Ehelf
Demorest
NORDHOFF @ Co
Pike Street
Buck Laws
Rainier Hardware CO
Johnston
Brunner & Co
Main
Union Block
McDougall and Southwick Co
First Ave
E. J. Brown
D. D
Seater & CO
Wash
Chas. G. Holcomb Optician
Burke Guilding
Cor
Marion
Sheilacine
Shellac
Star Paint and Wall Paper Co Inc. Cor
Third and
Pike
Grand Ridge
Kole
Issaquah
D. Buck
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