League to Elect at Banquet Sees Lawyers Run for Municipal Leader
Clare 7 Emily and James T Yarder, lawyers, run against James W. Reynolds for president of the Municipal League. Banquet at Washington Annex at 6:20 Monday to elect officers. Deathstephen K R Miller of the university to speak on Problems for the Municipal League. One hundred new members to be inducted. tickets by calling Secretary Weiner at Main.
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Clare
Emily
James T
James W. Reynolds
Municipal League
Washington Annex
Deathstephen KR. Miller
University
Ls Weiner
Spiritualists Plan Festival at Knights Hall
The Western Washington Spiritualist Chautauqua sponsors an epirite festival at Knights of Pythias hall Piretave Pikeet Friday with a 2:30 afternoon program and 7:30 evening session. Speakers include Mrs Mary Tower Mrs Katherine I Ristina Judge C Libby Dr Charles W Littlefield Mrs Jennie F Johnson and Mrs Coles.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Piretave
Pikeet
Washington
Chautauqua
Mea
Mary Tower
Katherine I. Ristina
Judge C. Libby
Charles W. Littlefield
Jennie F. Johnson
Coles
House to Ok eh a Peace Resolution in Congress
The House Foreign Affairs Committee will be asked tomorrow by Chairman Porter to agree to the Knox peace resolution instead of the House version. The message bearers include G Abel and J J Cosford, with Carter addressed as Carleton, and notes mention John Slater and William Wallace Aber. Music will be directed by Mrs Ida Speckert.
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Washington
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
G. Abel
J. J.cosford
Carleton
John Slater
William Wallace Aber
Ida Speckert
Navy coal mission sails to Alaska to boost Pacific fleet
A government commission of two naval officers two petty officers and two civilian engineers sailed on the Alameda to study Matahueka coal supplies for Alaska. They will receive up to 1 million dollars from Congress to develop coal properties and aid naval production. Com mander C Dowling led the group at a Rainier Club luncheon, stressing the navy’s urgent need for coal for the Pacific fleet.
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Navy
Matahueka
Alaska
Alameda
Seattle
Congress
C. Dowling
Rainier Club
Pedestrian Knocked Down On Third Avenue by Auto
Mea M. Chambers of 8694 Mr. Olive street was struck by an automobile driven by Harry G. Clark of 109 Borewave at Third Avenue and Pine Street Wednesday. She was taken to City Hospital with injuries to her left leg.
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Mea
M. Chambers
Olive #t
Ahe
Harry G Clark
Borewave
Third Ave
Alaska Coast Coal Supply for Navy Security
A fragment indicates the Pacific coast is to secure coal stocks to meet naval needs with Alaska identified as the sole source for each coal type. The snippet suggests a strategic plan to ensure fuel availability for maritime operations.
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Pacific
Alaska
U S Needs Men in Coast Guard Cadet and Engineer Posts
A government notice invites applicants for Cadet and Cadet Engineer posts in the United States Coast Guard. Examinations begin July 12 with age limits 18 to 24 for Cadets and 20 to 25 for Engineers. Selection is merit based, with government funded education and training. The notice, forwarded by Congressman John W. Miller to the Chamber of Commerce, emphasizes national rather than district quotas.
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United States Coast Guard
United States Coast Guards
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Endet
Exceptional Value Hosiery and Garments Sale
Friday sale features Women's silk hose, lisle thread, and sun umbrellas with silk covers. Reduced prices apply to trimmed garments including gowns chemises and skirts with slight handling wear. Various item prices noted for Friday at first and second floors.
Knitted Jersey Cloth Special Prices Offer Deep Discounts
Text advertises knitted jersey cloth 66 inches wide in twelve shades. It lists Japan Blue Old Rowe Silver Gray Taupe Trench Burgundy Navy Kelly Green Fawh Purple Battleship White with regular prices per yard and a Friday sale price. The ad mentions a store named Drees Goode Firat Fioet and promotes exceptional value on wool jersey cloth.
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Drees Goode Firat Fioet
French Handkerchiefs For Women Special at 50 Cents
French made linen handkerchiefs offered unlaundered from the embroiderer with fine hand hem and corner embroidery. Regularly 1.00, now 50 cents. Located on the First Floor.
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Wiz Designa
Special Purchase Women's Union Suits Bargain
A Special Purchase of women’s cotton union suits features Bana top reinforcement. Priced at $1.60 with bites 4 and 4 6. offered by Kalt Underwear, First Officer.
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Kalt
High Grade Dresses in Smart New Styles
Regular 35 45 and 65 qualities two special groups of high grade dresses in dark colors. Attractive for afternoon street and informal dinner wear. Each dress distinctly high class and a value of extreme importance. Third Floor.
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Spiritualists
Okeha
Tyle
Puget Sound
Suquamish
Scattie
Miccer’s
Brockman
Galbraith Dock
G. H. Brockman & CO
New York
Elliott
Sadie
Asaphen
Earnest Deet
Peter Mes
Lagu
Pacific Fleet
Ll. Moore
Victoria Hotel
Firetave
Pike
B. GO. Peters
Met Ave
Autor
U.S
Coast Guard
Beattie
Washington, D. C
Custom Tailors
First Avenue
Spring Street
Yakima
Yikima County
Ffrasier-Patterson Co
Second Avenue
University Street
Trmmings
tAngelica
Ian Jinwan
Dress Goods
Chenille Axminster
José
Optical
J. W. Edmunds
Oph
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