Future Greats and Local Teams Clash on Seattle Grounds
Continual score updates show the Beattie Lumber Co. and Umpires teams losing 1 5 to red on Nob Hil avenue. Foresters of South Seattle fall 4 to 2 to Renton on Georgetown Grounds while Marines beat a Seattle shipyard team 11 to 0 in Bremerton.
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Wacelsiors
Wxcelsiors
F. of A
Hon Marche
Weat
Seattle
Potesters
Leighty
Black
Foresters
South
Bremerton
Marines
Ehnabacher
Gordon and Brier
Pilley
Henning
Resignation of Capt. C. P. Marshall from Empress of India service
Capt. C. P. Marshall, master of the steamship Empress of India for four years, has tendered his resignation and will shortly depart for England. The item notes evading authorities for months by EB. F. Nicewarner, defaulting secretary of the mysterious Order of Foresters.
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C. P. Marshall
Empress of India
England
EB. F. Nicewarner
Arrests, thefts, and street upgrades reported in early Arkansas news
Wranklin county officers arrest a suspect near Mt. Vernon on telegraphic advice from Sheriff Milton. A Yellowstone Bar bartender is accused of taking $14 from a cash register. City Detective Corbett probes the case for the barkeep. Nearby youths terrorize Twenty Third and East Olive as residents complain of damaged fences and flower beds during ball play. Minneapolis and St Paul rail offices to close June 1, with regrade costs for Third and Fourth avenues and paving on Eighth and Ninth avenues estimated at $53 000 and $220 000 respectively. Horse Heaven residents in Prosser seek a new town name at a Saturday meeting to better reflect the area.
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McAllister
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Third Avenue
Board of Works
Engineering Department
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Madison and
James Streets
Fifth Avenue
Pike Street
Yesterway
Fourth
Polk Directory Co Updated Residence Notice
The Polk Directory Company requests customers report changes of address or business location as the directory edition is new and requires current listings to stay accurate. They urge prompt notification to update records and ensure correct listings.
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Polk's Directory Co
Sure Waist Savings on Women’s Lacy Summer Styles
Fine white sheer lawns offered in many new summer models with leg o mutton sleeves plaited forearm and tucked cuffs. Fronts feature wide Swiss embroidery and lace inserts arranged to create artistic effects with tucks and plaits. Grand assortment available tomorrow at 1.50.
May Sale Lace Curtains Set for Tuesday Morning
Lot 1 offers about 16 bedroom curtain styles in Nottingham lace and plain weaves with h emmed edges and ru f fled details valued up to 6 dollars. Lot 2 presents 20 lace styles with ruffled twins coin spots medallion figures and lace insertion valued to 1.25. Lot 3 features over 60 bootch lace and net curtains white and Arabian tints three to three and a half yards long with finished edges and double overlocked stitch.
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Nottingham
Toonan
Bargain Dress Fabrics Listed in Summer Sale
Advertisement outlines wool crepe and mohair fabrics in black navy and blues with bargains. 60 inch heavy clay worsted in navy and black offered at discounts. Panama cloth at 6 inches wide in black blue green and Oxford with striped color. 46 inch silk and wool semi transparent fabric also promoted.
Slaughter Prices by Size Displayed for Tomorrow
Listings show 80 inch size at $10.50 and tomorrow's price to be $6.89. A 32 inch size is $11.00 with tomorrow's price $7.39. A 34 inch size is $11.50 and tomorrow's price $7.89.
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Row
Morrow
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Music House
Ernst Bros
GEO. H. Woodhouse Co
Heady's
Corner First
Washington
Seattle Lumber
Sullivans
Pat Sullivans
Puget Sounds
Ragley
Max Ragley Drug Co
Eitel Building
Lonedaie Maslin
Ade
Amoskeag
Tuersday
Douglas
Oxfords
Portland
Pere
Point de Paris
Paris
Headley & Farmer
Newark
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