Spectacular Piano and Organ Sale Promises Heavy Discounts
Local dealer touts Paycho appearances as a weather omen while advertising deep cuts on pianos organs and talking machines. Prices drop from 214 to 315 and up, with many models and brands like Columbia and Mason & Hamlin offered on easy terms.
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Mances
Paycho
Ball
Extey
Storey & Clark
Burdett
Mason & Hamlin
Columbia
S. Johnston
Seattle council postpones seawall and Pine street regrade plans
Street committee indefinitely postpones seawall from Pike to Broad and Pine street regrading from Fourth to Ninth avenues. Railroads and Seattle Electric oppose. council expected to adopt committee recommendation. Pacific Coast company supports plank and fill along Railroad Avenue if properly compensated.
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Pike
Broad Street
Pine Street
Fourth
Ninth Avenues
Seattle Electric Company
James
Railroads
L. A. Gliman
Great Northern
Gilman
Jim Hill
J. D. Farrell
Pacific Coast Company
Thomson
Pike Street
Second Avenue
J. Ford
Railroad Avenue
University
Massachusetts
Westminster Lacrosse Seeks Rematch with Vancouver Title Playoff
Westminster laments a second game against Vancouver to decide the 194 season provincial championship. The Shamrocks, world champions who met Seattle in October, are set to face Brantford. In June Ontario's Orillia meets the New York Crescents and the University of Pennsylvania. Barney Quinn, a top defender last year, may join Seattle this season.
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Westimiinster Lacrosse Club
Vancouver
Westminster
Shamrocks
Seattle
Brantford
Orillia
Ontario
New York Cresccents
University of Pennsylvania
Barney Quien
Owen
Quinn le Ome
Nationals Beat Tacoma Coast League in Fresno Bout
The Chicago Nationals defeated Tacoma Coast League 6 to 4 in Fresno. All runs came with Knell pitching for Tacoma, while Keefe delivered notable pitching for Tacoma.
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Fresno
Cal
Chicago Nationals
Knell
Tacoma
Keefe
Fighters punched Chicago in six round bout. two held
Aureilio Herrera and Benny Yagger were arrested for violating state boxing exhibition laws after a six round fight in Chicago. Edwin White, the match maker, was also arrested.
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Chicago
Aureilio Herrera
Benny Yagger
Edwin White
Everett Group Targets New Baseball League
The text notes sufficient pledges locally to field a baseball team if a new league forms, while Vancouver faces ground troubles that could prevent inclusion. If Vancouver withdraws, the organization may fail to form.
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Everett
Vancouver
State University Girls Triumph Over Seattle High
The State University girls' basketball team defeated Seattle High School to 6 yesterday. Seattle High played hard and fast but missed several easy scoring chances.
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The
State University
Seattle
Catholics Seek Volunteer Body to Aid Russia in Japan War
Catholic associations especially among youths urge Generals Garibaldi and Richetott to organize volunteers to support Russia against Japan in defense of Christianity over Buddhism.
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Rome
Garibaldi
Richetott
Russia
Japan
Burglars Continue Unchecked in Bellingham Residence
Two men entered the residence of B. H. Silver at Twentieth and G streets in Bellingham last night and stole a $20 gold piece. The incident marks a continuing spate of housebreaks in the area.
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Bellingham
B. H. Silver
More Steamers Fined for Navigation Violations
Port Townsend March 18 Far violation of the navigation laws ten steamers were yesterday fined 600 dollars each The steamers named are James Dollar Harlow Nelson Portland La Connet Valencia Santa Ana British Queen Mellingham Laurel and Olympia The action followed the Clallam disaster as collectors intensified a crusade against ships carrying lifeboats preservers fire axes buckets and related gear Several other vessels face punishment and owners seek treasury remission for the fines imposed
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Port Townsend
James Dollar
Harlow Nelson
Portland
la Connet
Valencia
Santa Ana
Biagit Queen
Mellingham
Laurel
Olympia
Clallam
Treasury Department
Annual Dinner Marks Celts and Civic Toasts at Mal fler Grand
The Celle Bone of Washington held its annual banquet at the Mal fler Grand hotel with 140 guests. J C Ford was absent. Judge John Arthur acted as toastmaster and Mayor-elect Sallinger spoke on Beattie. Bishop O Dea Governor McHiride and General Funston couldn't attend. A Celtic Bone committee decorated graves of John F Deere and John B Alien. An AOS humor lecture by Right Rev Bishop O Des featured Irish traits and character. An charity show benefited St Mary's chapel.
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Old Ireland
Malfler-Grand Hotel
Celle Bone
Washington
J. C. Ford
John Arthur
Sallinger
John B. Alien
Bishop O'Des
Ranke Hall
St. Mary's Chapel
Morris Hall
Delia Crawford Faces Prison For Grand Larceny
Delia Crawford, recently convicted of grand larceny, faces incarceration and separation from her eight year old son. She had kept the boy at Georgetown Brothers' School while stealing eighty dollars to cover his expenses, aided by heavy drinking. The mother fears for the child’s care during her sentence as she has no funds or trusted friends. The sentence has not yet been handed down.
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Delia Crawford
Beattie
Brothers
Georgetown
Delia
Hie
Mie
Laough
Therm
Rebate Refusals and Building Ordinance Debate
The fire and water committee rejected numerous petitions for water rate rebates due to vacant rentals not filed notices. The council discussed building ordinance changes about iron stairways versus ladders and considered exemptions for a block owner. Mukilteo arrests for breaking seals and death of former Colorado legislator Samuel Wade in Blaine were reported.
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Water Department
Mukilteo
de Geus
Nell and
Ryan
Great Netgthern Railway Company
Oral Davin
Emil Christensen
Jed Stridel
John Birtdel
Clyde Danforth Bamuel Wade
Colorado
Blaine
Power agreement set for Ballard Everett interurban line
Ballard March 18 The Mallard Electric Company to supply power for the Seattle to Everett interurban line after six months of study. Initial plan to source from the Tolt River near Ballard abandoned in favor of the Mallard offer. Fred G. Simpson, manager, says installation will be resumed immediately with $40,000 already spent and $60,000 more to be invested in machinery.
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Wallard
Wallard Electria Company
Furmon
Seattle
Everett
Tolt River
Beattle
Hillard
Mallard Electric Company
Fred G. Simpson
Mysterious Circumstance Dr King’s Pills Advised
The ad contrasts two women, one pale and sallow the other rosy, claiming Dr King’s New Life Pills restore health by stimulating sluggish organs to improve digestion and prevent constipation. Available for 2c at G. O. Guy Inc on Second Avenue and Yester Street.
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Dr. King
G. O. Guy, Inc
Second Avenue
Yester
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Burke Bidg
Rushful
MR. James
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Keystone Liquor Co
First Ave
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Ewing Machine Department
Cline
Second and Union
Albert Hansen Rich
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Mojava
Rhodes
Shafer Bros
Mien
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Fellows
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Red
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Glova
Ancy
Etersons
Cello Plano
Fine
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Brunner & Co
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WM. Fitzhenry
Ernst Bros
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