Blind Pig Cases Set for Trial and Proceedings
William Steffen, owner of a park pavilion, will be tried Tuesday afternoon on a charge of selling liquor without a license. EK F Albrecht, another Madison park official, faces liquor selling charges and will be heard tomorrow afternoon. Judge George’s absence postponed both hearings. Steffen indicated he will not contest the charge.
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William Steffen
Oon
EK. F. Albrecht
Madison Park
George
Steffen
Committee Delays Mayor Report on Weaver Case
A Chamber of Commerce committee that met with Mayor Humes prepared to present a report tomorrow drafted by Judge Jr. The interview centered on the Weaver's refusal to answer whether the police department was used for private ends by a faction in the game war. The panel likely will refrain from recommendations, leaving action to the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Com@merce
Humes
Judge Jr
Hethes
Reverend Matthews to Speak at King County Jail
Rev M A Matthews praised King County Jail as clean and well managed after visiting inmates with Jatler McLeod. He plans a talk next Thursday at 10 am in the east tank where all inmates will gather between the two tanks to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
M. A. Matthews
Jatler McLeod
King County
North Tank
Burglaries Report Theft of Livestock and Garden Vandalism
A valuable black cow was reported stolen from the barn of A L Herren at Fifth Avenue North and Highland Drive. Multiple property thefts include bricks and lumber from J B Ibs’s residence on Queen Anne Hill and extensive garden vandalism at W Terry’s home, with flowers, plants, laundry, and provisions taken.
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A L. Herren
Fifth Avenue North
Highland Drive
J. B. Ibs
Seventh Avenue West
Garfield Street
Queen Anne Hill
W. Terry
Eighth Avenue
E. French
Thirty-first Avenue
Page lodging-house assault case dismissed by judge
The assault and battery case against W Page was dismissed by Justice Cain after the prosecuting attorney moved. Witness John Burna could not be located despite a bench warrant and sheriff search. Page had been accused of striking Burna at a lodging house on Manhattan Avenue South near Keller Street. May Quinn and Barns were held as witnesses, with Barns stabbed in the head by a hatchet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Page
Justice of the Peace
Cain
John Burna
Burna
Ron Afath
Eller Street
Page
May Quinn
Barns
Point Bang
Seattle
Dawson
Catherine
Dan Company
Central Trust and Safe Pany
John Larrabee
Isaac Rees
Robert Wik
McDonald
James Willams McGonigal
James M. Scott
Roe
Frank Jensen
Robert Mike Willson
Tom Cornish
Musgrove
George Oliver
Watson
ED Cudinee
Wm. Corcoran
Ballinger
Ronald & Battle
Weye
Central Trust and Deposit Co
Ainst
King Counts Washington
Bohemian Art Leaguers Sketch Court House Scenes
The Bohemian Art Leaguers visit the court house this afternoon to sketch court house scenes from real life. The club plans to sketch at the court house on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Bohemian Art Leaguers
Court House
Rumors Surround Lake Washington Tragedy Missing Couple
The Star reports ongoing rumors about Miss Roxy White and Herbert D. Tupper after their disappearance and presumed death in Lake Washington. Rumors spread from person to person claim sightings in various places from Alaska to Salem, Oregon, Tacoma, and elsewhere. Families remain distressed as investigators dismiss each tale as baseless.
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Lake Washington
Roxy White
Herbert D. Tupper
Opecar
Ti Ia
Alaska
Ming White
Parte
Tacoma
Beacon Hill Demands Cleaner Slaughter Houses
Beacon Hill residents renewed protests against city licensed slaughtering and packing houses on the tide flats. The health board plans strict enforcement to abate the nuisance, with legal action possible if needed, citing losses in odor and public health concerns amid a large local meat packing industry.
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Beacon
South End
Stockyard
Board of Health
Beacon Hill
Benoee Hit Hill
Nuiaanee
Disinfecting Sprinkled Cans Marketed as High End
A vendor promotes large cans with a sprinkled top for disinfecting sick rooms sewers and sinks. The ad highlights a high price and claims about 100 figures for a spray rate, presenting the product as a novelty or luxury cleaning item.
Slaughterhouse Sanitation Probed by Star Reporter
A star reporter yesterday exposed sanitary lapses at local slaughterhouses. Filth accumulates in cattle and hog pens for days with blood grease and offal leaking into the bay due to faulty pen arrangement. The report urges sanitary cement floors and proper sewers where absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Ministers' Encomium at Seattle Baptist Meeting
The Seattle Baptist Ministers Association met with Mrs. J. A. McPherson of Beacon Hill as host. Dr. B. Weber opened, Rev. B. D. Ellis spoke on Prayer, and resolutions expressed regret at the departure of Rev. Louis Bowerman from the First Baptist Church, praising his Christian leadership and service amid church difficulties.
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Seattle Baptist Ministers’ Association
Mra
J. A. McPherson
Beacon Hill
Gevenace
Tote
B. Weber
Market Street
BD. C. Ellis
Fremont
L. 8. Bowerman
Reas
Louis 8Werman
First Baptist Church
Big Piano and Organ Sale Depletes Stock Quickly
The advertisement touts hundreds of pianos and organs in stock across four Northwest stores with many placed in homes. Brand new upright pianos priced from 131 to 206 dollars and organs from 48 to 57 dollars, all fully warranted and guaranteed. Easy terms offered and mail orders welcomed.
Farewell for Pastor Bowerman as Union holds meeting
The State Baptist Young People's Union notes Pastor Bowerman as a true friend and under-shepherd. The First Hapitat church leaves with obligations cleared and improvements made. A farewell banquet at the Lincoln precedes Western Washington Baptists ordaining KB. S. Doyte at the North Hapitat church this evening with sermons and charges.
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The
State Baptist Young People’s Union
Howerman
Rayer
Bim
Lincoln
Washington
North Hapitat
Doyte
Port Angeles Tapitat
North Church
Third Avenue
Cedar Street
C. Chrum
A. H. Hause
Puyallup
Outlandish Hosiery and Garment Bargains At Outlet Prices
A long list of women’s undergarments and related sleepwear items is advertised with deep discounts. Jerseys, ribbed bleached cotton vests, lisle blends, and fleece lined pieces claim prices from 0.25 to 1.25 per item. Numerous colors and sizes offered, with notable note that sale is an immense outlet and buying capacity.
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Theaent
Gealera
Jersey
Men’s Summer Underwear Half Price Sale Notices
Tomorrow a sale offers two lines of Men’s Balbriggan Underwear in stripes and plain ecru. Prices include 37 percent per garment from four lines of Tan and ecru Underwear and three stripes. A full assortment will be on sale with items priced at $1.25, $1.75, and $2.00 per garment.
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Bon Marche
Pacific Northwest
Tveat
Ecru
Gale
Specials From 8 to 11 Wednesday Sales Event
More than a dozen items offered from 8 o clock to 11 tomorrow. Women s Chrome Kid Lace Shoes and Men's Satin Calf Lace Shoes listed with regular values. Curtain Ends marked down from 5 to 11. Various household and personal care items priced for Wednesday only. Includes toothpaste powder, candy, tea gowns and textiles with specific discounts and times.
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Don Cowie
Jake
ART League
Everett
Sun
Athletic Park
H. BO. Tupper
Salem
Ore
Health Board
S. B. Limerick
Kegley Sess
New California
Jardinier
RM Cee Aero CO
Ministers’ Encomium
Rev
Bowerman
Johnston &C
C. Ohrum
King
L. J. Sawyer
Ballard
Tabernacle Tiet Church
Mhe
Netcert Bros. Planos
Union
MONIA
Firet Avenue
Gurney
Particu
Lars
Frederick & Nelson House
Madison and
Spring Streets
Madison
Tale of
Adon
Columbia Street
D. S. Johnston CO
Second Ave
Burke Building
Daulton Carpet Co
First Avenue
Main
Sea Avenue
Pike Street
Seattle Electric Co
Connooce
Clark Davis & Co
New York
Speak of the Star
State of Washington
Thomas Donovan
Charles E. Patternson
Haller Building
James M. Quilter
Charles E. Patterson
County of King
Superior Court of
Robert Willis
Rand McDonald
James 8
Williams Pat McGonigal
Robert Barnes
Mike Willson
Richard Musgrove
Ear Pike
Ramaker
Just
M. Rosenthal & CO
First
Madison Street
Florence Dental CO
Hirk
Firet Ave
J. & Elliott
Grand Ridge
Kole
Issaquah Coal Coo
Globe Building
Second Avenues
Chas
Aee Hoode G. Holcomb Optician Teheenage
Urke Building
Clea Oce Bustness College
Ts Ave
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