Beattie Automobile Co. Manager Arrested On Speed Charge
Henry P. Grant, manager of the Beattie Automobile Co. at 1408 Eighthay, was arrested by Patrolman Quinn for speeding. He was released on personal recognizance to appear in court today, after a stop noted near Union Street from Fourth to Eighth Avenue during light traffic.
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Henry P. Grant
Beattie Automobile Co
Quinn
Grant
Gordon
Union «Et
Autolsta
Thia Atretch
Seven young girls jailed in city precinct
At 4 30 am seven girls under 20 and a young man were arrested on First Avenue North by officers Hadeen McNamee Keefe Holmes and Wright Gay for wandering in the streets. Names include Belle Marion Fisher Kittie Dale Edna Markham Madeline Williams Mamie Fenton. They were booked and slated for arraignment before Judge Gordon.
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Hadeen
Patrosmen McNamee
Keefe
Holmes
First Ay North
Belle Mariu Fisher
Kittie Dale
May Lenwood
Edna Markham
Madeline Williams
Wright
Gay
Rooney
Mamie Fenton
Gordon
Three New Street Railway Permits Sought by Seattle Electric
The Seattle Electric company filed three petitions with the board of public works for new street railway tracks. The Prefontaine place loop on Fourth Ave will be ready in two months, with operations starting before the interurban line of Merie J. Wightman. The other tracks cover 19th Ave between Enet Unter and East Galer Sts and the Sum mit and Bellevue loop between East Priest and Pellevue Place.
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Seattle Electric Company
Board of Public Works
Prefontaine Place
Fourth Ny. B
Thirday
19Th Av
Enet Unter
East Galer Sts
Summit
Bellevue
East Priest
Pellevue Place
Seattle
Planning for tomorrow at State Bank of Seattle
The article urges readers to set a definite life plan and save weekly from salary. It promotes the State Bank of Seattle offering 4 percent interest on deposits and assures equal consideration for all customers.
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State Bank of
Seattle
Five Young Women Form Club To Avoid Talks Of Love
Five 18 to 20 year old women in Piqua form a club with the purpose of entertaining only men who sit on the side of the room and refrain from discussing love.
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PIQUA
Three Men’s Money Affair Prompts Home Builders Ad
An advertisement urges readers to visit Knapp & West architects at 353 Colman Building to obtain a book of plans for attractive homes. The guide promises to save money and show how to build a good home cheaply.
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Knapp & West, Architects
Colman
Larger Court Room for the Moyer Cage
Hob Idaho March 24 An effort to secure the courtroom in the federal building to try the Moyer Haywood and Pettibone cases. The county courthouse is too small to accommodate the large attendance that is certain.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Hob
Idaho
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Estate of Lou Graham Final Account Filed
R. V. Ankeny as administrator reports a total estate value of 154,685.00 including real estate valued at 125,000.00 and personal property at 29,685.00. Income since appointment totals 41,121.54 with administration expenses of 26,673.97.
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R. V. Ankeny
Lou Graham
Planning Speedway Meeting Talks with City Officials
A meeting of 60 horse owners seeking a speedway for saddle and harness horses was held in Chamber of Commerce rooms. A committee will confer with the city ties and park board. City Engineer Thomson spoke and listed several possible sites.
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Chamber of Commerce
Thomson
Lumber rates not 10 rise
Fetal announcement surfaced about lumber rate changes as officials from Northern Pacific and Great Northern reported unofficially to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Missouri River and St. Paul gateways are noted, with Pacific coast lumbermen cited. Schillings Best is named in relation to the American tea and coffee market.
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Serioh Berv
Path
Mion
Minn
Northern Pacific
Great North
Missouri River
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Pacific Coast Lumbermen
Schillings Best
100 Piece English Dinner Sets Reduced for Quick Sale
100 piece English porcelain dinner sets offered in white with complete service for 12. Sets feature the same decoration as previous stock and are priced at $3.00 per dinner set.
Silver service travels to pay tribute in Washington
Col. N. B. Linsley of Spokane plans to depart Friday for League Island Pennsylvania with 6000 dollars in silver service bought by Washington for presentation to the cruiser Washington. He chaired the 1905 committee that selected the service and the legislature funded it by appropriation. A concurrent resolution named him the sole committee to make the presentation on arrival.
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Star
Olympia
N. B. Linaley
Spokane
League Island
Pennsylvania
Washington
Linsley
Col. Linsley
Will Tour State By Lancaster Planned Stops Across Washington
Bram Lancaster consulting engineer with the highways bureau will tour the state with Gov. Mead and the board of control next month. The tentative Western Washington itinerary includes Walla Walla Pullman Cheney Yakima Ellensburg Beattie Bellingham and Everett with site visits for the reformatory and branch soldiers home pending final arrangements.
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Star
Olympia
Bram Lancaster
Highways Bureau
Federal Department of Agriculture
Gov. Mead
Board of Control
Washington
Beaty
Walla Walla
State College
Pullman
Hospital For the Insane
Medical Lake
State Normal School
Cheney
Yakima
Ellensburg
State University
Beattie
Bellingham
Jr. Averett
Baohomish County
Pacific Coast Steamship reports stowaways found aboard President
A wireless message says two stowaways were found on the steamship President as it sails around the horn. City of Seattle reports extreme cold weather from Skagway, with ice and rough seas. Jeanie reports equipment issues and ice buildup. Several tubing schooners are northbound to Neah Bay. A. Perrandini, a Washington official, died in San Francisco on return. Six Orient women aboard Tosa Maru await husbands, risk deportation if not claimed soon.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
President
City of Seattle
Skagway
Seattle
Lyon Canal
Jeanie
A Coast Steamerhip Company
Sewardee
Tacoma
Neah Bay
H. Sargent
A. Perrandini
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Orient
Reckless Operation Claims Endanger Seattle Tram Riders
A patron letters from Green Lake laments dangerous electric system operations on Seattle’s Green Lake line. They describe car No. 374 catching fire under the floor while racing down the Woodland Park incline, blaming a machinery flaw and the motorman’s attempts to stop the car, noting a near stampede and multiple past accidents.
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Seattle
Green Lake Lime
Tueaday
Green Lake
Woodland Park
Municipal wood yard planned amid fuel costs
Spokane reports rising fuel prices and a city yard plan as a measure to stabilize supplies. The item mentions R. Cooper Willis of 473 Colman Building and hints at a forthcoming report on the money affairs of three men.
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Spokane
R. Cooper Willis
Colman Bidg
Debates Planned Tonight Between Regional Universities
Tonight three joint debates will feature University of Idaho and University of Oregon in Moscow Idaho and in Oregon and in Washington state. Topics center on the Fourth and Fifth amendments. Denny Hall hosts the Idaho versus Oregon discussion with judges Han ford Campbell and McClure and debaters Holman Mason Jones Pirk Zednick and Trumbull.
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Ber
Siecaeon
Idaho
Theone
Ore
Univers of
Oregon
Washington
Moscow
State University
Pinchot Looks to Permit Road Building Through Forest Lands
National Forester Gifford Pinchot writes to Senator Pilea that permits will be granted to counties towns or individuals who wish to build roads through forest reserves. He says road building encourages development and increases forest reserve value and expects similar permits for roads through all government lands.
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National
Theaters Review and Local Travel Tale
The article highlights Charles G Hanford as a premier Shakespearean actor in three Seattle performances of Julius Caesar and Cymbeline with strong supporting cast. It notes Jolly American Tramp leaving after four more Seattle shows and praises Pan tages Stock company Moths at Lots and Teasy Weery musical at Lyric. Also mentions Acrobate Risleys at Star and Eight turns this week along with After Many Years. Jasper report covers John Steward and wife arriving from Kansas after walking most of the way.
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Charles G. Hanford
Charles H. Hanford
Julius Caemar
Cymbeline
George
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Auto CO
Moyer
Graham Estate
Planning Speedway
Municipal Fuel Yard
U. S. Lands
Pantages Stock Company
Oulda
Teesy Weezy
Jasper
Ind
John Steward
Kansas
Victor’s
Edison
D. S. Johnston CO
Pioneer Piano House
Second Avenue
Frederick & Nelson (Incorporated
Redertck & Nelson Szoqnd
Amaevem
Savings and Safe Deposit Co
Seneca Street
Europa
America
Easter Millinery
A. D. Keating
J. Redelsheimer & CO
Columbia St
Thibet Ct Rg
Mons
Pantages Theater
Cloak & Suit
Raymond
Pike
Woodhouse & Pla Furniture
Railfern
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