Order to Show Cause Why Distribution Should Not Be Made
In King County Washington the estate of Charles A Richmond deceased is ready for distribution. The court sets April 27 1905 at 9 20 A M in Seattle for heirs to show cause why an order of distribution should not be made. Publication for four weeks in Seattle Daily Star. W G Woods George C Congdon attorney.
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State OF Washington
County OF
King
Charles A. Richmond
Fred BE. Sander
Charlies A. Richmond
King County
Seattle
Seattle Daily Star
King Res
Cirn Oy
Arrival of Mrs. Stanford's Body In San Francisco
The item notes the arrival of Mrs. Stanford’s body in San Francisco and mentions a forthcoming series of school baseball games against the University of Washington Seattle high school and all Interscholastic sound teams. Also reported are results from Seattle Electric defeating Fort Lawton 4 to 0 with Claus as a standout pitcher and McGuire and Burchard for the Electrics. Additional brief items cover a Kansas City B C basketball title series between Buffalo Y M C A and Kansas City Athletic Club, and Indianapolis Racing Association moves membership from Western Jockey Club to American Turf Association.
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University of Washington
Seattle High School
Sound
Seattle Electric
Fort Lawton
Claus
McGuire
Burchard
Electrics
Sun
Kansas City
Buffalo
Kansas City Athletic Club
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Racing Association
Western Jockey Club
American Turf Association
Skutt Leads In Hen inahadeen Contest And Votes Count
Skutt holds a growing lead in the Hen inahadeen race with a tally near 6,400 at noon. The report lists multiple candidates including Frank Presnell, Arthur Springer, Jack Mclean, Stephen Johnston, and others, as supporters and challengers work to close the gap.
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Skutt
Amitt Bhutt
Cece
Frank Presnell
Ie Ae Ten I
EES
Kdothercasss
Bibot
W. J. Gantmyer
Saee
Arthur A. Springer
Jack Mclean
Sabeae
Ieee
William H. Sickles
Stephen Johnston
George McFarland
Roland Cotterill
Bhatem
P. Houtignam
G. W. Mareh
M. i Holden
Abner Knowles
GOGO
Wytee Tech
BOPHO
Henry Hillis
Vesvesnence
H. V. BR. Anderson
Jobe
W. J. Grambe
W. C. Foeom
William Turner
J. AB
Agcoch
Ceeiees O. G. Elmergreen
Ceeceese Ae BM
WARD
W. Gillsham
J. Werte
Fred Palmer
Bil Fae
C. B. Hammond
Burge
Eck
Occnese Eusastisicsa
Frank McCombs
P. H. Ammidown
Oan
Walter Christ
Javetnadk
San Ee
Terry Ssaepevece
Jay Thatcher
Mike Munson
A. W. Skinner
Sentea Ge
Maxwell
Hobertson
J. Devo
A. Johnweon
Sens
Seattle Lacrosse Club Eyes Canadian Association Entry
A letter from Bones Suckling of the British Columbia Amateur Lacrosse Association signals Canadian clubs will support Seattle joining at the April meeting. Seattle plans to field a stronger team this season with five outside players seeking to join, including Beatty Williamson, Jack McCormack, Jack Flett, George Cloutier, and Jim McCortie. Tommy Burns may be unavailable as a Seattle player due to his boxing career, and reinstatement if he leaves professional boxing remains possible.
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Ed. Kennedy
Seattle
Beatty” Williamson
Nelson
B. C
Jack McCormack
Quebec
Jack Flett
George Cloutier
Winnipeg Shamrocks
Jim McCortie
Revelstoke
Lacrosan
Tommy” Burns
Burns
Pacific Coast
Tommy
Noeed
Reverse English Shot No. 85
Strike the cue ball below the center and to the right the red ball will fall and the shot will be made by two cushions. The reasoning is to gain position for the next shot.
Cutis Has Many Plans As Washington Coach
Oliver F. Cutts, elected coach of the University of Washington football team, expresses gratification at student approval. He notes the desire of the students to have him and plans a brisk schedule to hold public interest and benefit business leaders associated with the game.
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Oliver F. Cutts
University of Washington
Cutts
Cutta
Pacific sports briefes outline league builds and results
A Pacific National league final meeting in Bast Lake adopts a season schedule with Ogden granted the Butte franchise and players from protected leagues to be signed. Chicago National league team to play Salt Lake next Sunday. In Bakersfield Stockton loses 8 0 to Portland Coast club as Portland pitchers keep hits to eight. Seattle and University of Washington plan an outdoor track meet May 6. Chicago American beats Oakland 7 6 in a two man tournament opener. Chicago tops San Francisco 4 0 in a Sunday game. Everett High rats elect captain and manager for the season.
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Bast Lake
Pacific Nationa League
Ogden
Butte
Wilmot
Salt Lake
Bakersfield
Cal
Stockton State League
Portland Pacific Coast Club
Stockton
Garvin
Basick
Portland
O'Brien
University of Washington
Seattle Athletic Club
Feam
Ballard Arrests Liquor Seller and Community News
At Ballard, Mr. Meyers was Friday arrested for selling liquor without a license and will be tried Monday evening. Mrs. Carrie Keefer died Friday after an operation at age 29, daughter of Ballard furniture dealer Roach. her funeral was Sunday at 10. Henry Dodd’s funeral was Sunday afternoon under Knights of Pythian auspices. Ballard residents discuss joining the Portland fair with leader Coz pushing for a display. Steamer Tampico loads timber at Bumson dock, capacity about 1,000,000 feet, signaling a lengthy operation. Dr. M L Adams, city health officer, ordered Ballard streets clean and free of rubbish.
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Meyers
Carrie BE. Keefer
Third Avenue
Baker Street
Roach
Ballard
Henry Dodd
Mayfield
Lishment
Knights of Pythian
Portland
Coz
Tampico
Bumson Yl
M. L. Adame
Tallard Lote
City Republicans Oppose Ward Redivision and Daybreak
A joint meeting of the Republican entity and city committees records opposition to setting aside more wards. They oppose dividing the Ninth ward and present resolutions to the council, arguing against ward division due to growth, overcrowded polls, and geography shifts. Politically charged behind the scenes, they claim GOP interests would be harmed at the next election.
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Bathday
Tme
G. O. FP
Notable Orations on Juvenile Court and City Jail Topics
Mise Lote Provine and Mies Or letta Yoho delivered splendid orations in assembly. Mine Bumer Colter performed pleasing mandolin pieces. Vancouver Academy accepts challenge for a track meet on May 6. Preparations for a grand street parade drum up a crowd for a baseball game with the white University on Saturday at Recreation Park.
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Mise Lote Provine
Mies Orletta Yoho
Our City
Bumer Colter
Mimheten Oreenan
Vancouver Academy
Vancouver Brb. CC
Baeball Gore
Wtnte University
Recrea
Rockefeller Gift Likely to Be Refused by Mission Board
In Columbus on March 27 Rev. D Washington Gladden warned that the 109000 offered by John D Rockefeller to the American Board of Missions stems from a ruthless estate. He said accepting would invite contempt from honest men while rejecting it would strengthen the church's standing with millions wary of church wealth.
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Columbus
John D. Rockéfeller
Board of American Mission
D. Washington Gladden
Congregational Churches
United States
Board of Missions
Apex Mines Pay Dividends in King County
The Famous Apex mines in the Money creek district six miles from Berlin pay regular monthly dividends. Ore is mined at assays of $50 per ton and shipped to the Ladysmith smelter. Company plans to double the workforce by April 10 and notes substantial ore in four drifts and levels. Other district mines like Berlin Mining operate the Old Cleopatra mine.
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Apex
King County
Money Creek
Berlin
Grae Northern
First Clase
Ladysmith
Vancouver Island
Berlin Mining Company
Panama Plans Ship Panama Canal Commission Renewal
Washington March 27 plans for reorganizing the Panama canal commission are nearly complete. Judge Charles B Magoon is expected to join as commissioner and governor of the canal zone and minister to Panama, with Chief Engineer Wallace retained to oversee all engineering aspects of the project.
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Panama
Washington
Panama Canal Commission
Taft
Charles B. Magoon
Canal Zone
Wallace
Alaska Fortune in Light Promoter Seeks Investment
A dubious prospect invites partners to Alaska claiming a buy in of a few hundred dollars for a half interest. The offer mentions a first boat trip to investigate a 1 acre rich district and hints at meeting at 458 New York Block. It also touts bicycles for sale with terms of five dollars down and two dollars weekly.
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Alaska
New York Block
Sash and Door Bargains Offer Five Crows Panel Doors
Local ad announces doors at 1.30 per unit with a call to request price rates from the seller. Mentions alion rooms and a Seattle address on Third Avenue, inviting inquiries for pricing.
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Seattle
Wada
Cassie Chadwick Announces Autobiography Plans
Cleveland March 27 Mrs Cassie I Chadwick has begun literary work and announced an autobiography in preparation. She and her editor have received a handsome offer from a well known publisher, and the work will be printed in the original alteration.
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Cleveland
Cassie I. Chadwick
Chadwick
Big Monarch Shoe Store Reopens in Seattle With Massive Sale
The 1317 1319 First Avenue store under Receiver B Alexander drew a massive, race crowd with doors often closed. Prices ranged far below cost across men and women shoes suits underwear and blankets. Hours were 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 with orders to report any issues to the receiver.
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Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co
First Avenue
B. Alexander
Seattle
Alexander
Monarch
Post Office
New Home Planned for Local Carpenters Union
Work starts next week on a new three story union hall at Fourth Avenue and Pine Street, with basement facilities including a carpenter shop baths and dining room. The project, costing at least 365000, will rival the labor temple and provide 800 seat auditorium and flats for revenue.
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Carpenters’ Union
Fourth Avenue
Pike Street
Westlake Boulevard
Carpenteres’ Union
Labor Temple
Western Central Labor Union
Sixth Avenue
University
Pine
Olive Streets
Refitting Nepsic to become Bremerton Prison Ship
NEPSIC Bremerton plans a dry dock refit on March 81 to convert the old receiving ship into a prison ship to be stationed at Bremerton. Repairs estimated at 35000 dollars. John Hobbs suffered serious injuries after a fall from the roof of the chief metal workers' building at 11 30 this morning.
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Bremerton
Nepsic
John Hobbs
Governor Mead Travels to Cheney for Normal School Visit
Governor Mead arrived in Cheney and spoke to students at the normal school. He will dine with the Faculty club, attend a reception, then spend Tuesday at North Yakima and Wednesday at the normal at Pullman before likely reaching Seattle on Thursday morning.
Dangerous Lunatic Escapes Tacoma in March Chase
A dangerous lunatic, confined among the insane in Tacoma, escapes and eludes a citywide search. Police urge residents to remain vigilant as authorities sweep the area after the incident near 7 o’clock. A broad inquiry and manhunt are underway to recapture the fugitive.
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Tacoma
March
D King
Teowe
Beyrem
Rates for Woodmen convention travel announced
The Northern Pacific Railroad set round trip fares for the Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft convention in Los Angeles April 18. Portland riders pay 38 dollars for a round trip with sale dates April 1 to 4, Seattle fares are 48 dollars, while northern state riders begin April 11. Tickets allow 60 days for stopovers. Rates for the state Sunday school committee convention in Spokane April 25 to 27 are one and one third cents per mile, covering the state and northern Idaho.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Woodmen of the World
Women of Woodcraft
Los Angeles
Northern Pacific
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Idaho
Navy Yard Notes Bremerton March 27
Advices show 1965 66 yard appropriation totals 213900 with 25000 for a boat shop and 10000 to enlarge the electric light system. Supply ship Celtic to be painted and commissioned. cruiser Chicago due for repairs within two months along with the Pacific fleet. A J Jensen a tailor injured his leg after a fall while the Jensen case looms over arson charges and his wife’s recent death.
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Bremerton
Navy Yard
Fincal
Celtic
Chicago
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