Elaborate pleasure program for navy fleet visitors
Officers and men of the fleet will be entertained over three days with a detailed schedule. Sunday features church services, a Snoqualmie Falls trip, band concerts, a grand concert by Wagner's band, and receptions at local clubs. Monday includes visits by students, a grand barbecue, athletic events, free theater tickets, a twilight concert, a fleet illumination, and a grand ball. Tuesday covers a grand parade, aquatic contests, more band concerts, a vaudeville smoker, and nightly fleet fireworks with official and social gatherings for officers and guests.
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Seattle
Navy
Pier 6
Snoqualmie Falls
Renton
Kirkland
Bnoqualmic Falls
Woodland Park
Wagner
Butter Annex
Seattle Press Club
Physicians of
Perry
Rainier, University and Seattle
State
Louisiana
Virginia
Pacific Coast
University St
Sixth Coast Artillery Corps
Beattle
Rainier Club
Blanquet
Star and Coliseum
Fleet
Elliott Bay
Leech Park
Khliott Bay
Rand
Damrosch
Change of Officers on Nome Boats
The Pacific Coast Steamship company reassigns captains for Nome routes. Capt Kiley moves from Uma tila to command the Senator. Capt C J Hannah leaves the Meteor for the Senator position. Capt Andy Hall will command the Montara for Nome and St Michael service.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Nome
Kiley
Umatila
Senator
C. J. Hannah
Meteor
Riley
Montara
Andy Hall
St Michael
Public Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Meats
Selections include cucumbers on sale today and first seasonal green corn at 3 cents per ear. Special prices cover cocoa nuts 16 cents each gooseberries 16 cents per pound pineapples and wax beans 15 cents per pound brick cheese 1 cent per pound and dressed chicken 18 cents per pound. Madishes four for a cent parsley three for a cent turnips seven bunches for a cent artichokes unknown price oranges 8 or 10 cents per dozen flowers per bunch and Yakima honey. Dates Washington produce 26 to 28 cents. Potatoes 14 to 19 cents per pound. Mutton chops and steaks listed with various prices.
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Yakima
Washington Emery
Rancheres
Sailors Staub and Lulimsky Dead in City Car Crash
In Bellingham two Navy men from the battleship New Jersey, J. J. Staub and Fred Lulimsky, were killed and mangled when a streetcar fender fell as they rode on the outside in a crowd returning from the White City. Staub, 23, from Detroit, died under the wheels. Lulimsky, 27, from Chicago, lost a leg and died after surgery. An inquest is scheduled as their bodies head to Bremerton.
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United Press
Bellingham
J. J. Staub
Fred L. Lulimsky
Wax
Hoth
New Jersey
Whatcom
White City
Heil Ingham
Staub
Lulnsky
Dock and
Magnoliasts
Lalinsky
St. Luke's Hospital
Detroit
Chicago
Bremerton
Thompson
Pianos Burned In Fire At Cline's Piano House
A fire at Cline's piano house on Beconday street destroyed about 110 pianos and many instruments. The blaze cut 200 telephone lines and damaged the building owned by J. K. Moses, with insurance around 25,000 dollars. Fire chief Heth and owner A C Cline investigate origins.
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Cline
A. C. Cline
J. EK. Moses
North Broadway
Heth
Harry Bringhuret
Sailor Barran Falls to Santel in Vaudeville Bout
In Hellingham last night Barran known as the Pride of the Navy challenged vaudeville strong man Santel. Santel overwhelmed Barran with great strength, forcing two falls in ten and about three minutes for the second, winning the match.
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Hellingham
Sailor Barran
Navy
Santel
Barran
Funeral notices for Crawford and Lute published
The funeral service for A. 10 Crawford is set for Sunday at 2 PM at the Slanney Watson company parlors with burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Mrs. F. P. H. Lute’s service will be at Pilgrim Congregational Church Sunday at 2 PM followed by burial at Lakeview Cemetery.
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A. 10 .Crawford
Slanney Watson Company
Lakeview Cemetery
Mra. FP. H. Lute
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Litteview Cemetery
Obituaries Notice from Seattle Area
John W. Sinclair aged 74 died May 22 at Seattle General hospital. A. D. Crawford aged 34 died May 24 in the city. Mrs. F. H. Lute aged 44 died May 20 in the city. Charles Summers aged 90 died May 21 in the city. Remains are at Bonney Watson parlors.
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John W. Sinclair
Seattle General Hospital
Butterworth & Bons
A. D. Crawford
F. H. Lute
Charles Summers
Bonney Watson
Naval visit ends as Sperry leads battleships away
Bellingham bids farewell to Rear Admiral Sperry and a seven ship squadron including a hospital ship. Citizens praise the Navy personnel from top commanders to sailors and note the royal entertainment provided. The city and county celebrate the successful visit with no lasting incidents after last night's scare.
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Bellingham
Sperry
Seattle
Asde
Fire in Frisco destroys Sacramento Market area
A late night blaze in Frisco at Sacramento and Marketata destroyed several frame buildings costing about 100000 dollars. The fire started from a lighted cigar dropped by James Hurns a hotel lodger who fell asleep in the Harbor hotel and was dragged to safety by a policeman. Several stores were burned out.
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United Presse
Sacramento
Marketata
James Hurns
Harbor Hotel
Prohibition Talk at Grand Opera House by Rochester Speaker
Tomorrow afternoon the Y M C A will hold a meeting at the Grand opera house at 1 p.m. Rochester, N. Y. resident Clinton N Howard will speak on Prohibition. Bred Hutler will sing. A friendship supper for strangers follows at the Y M C A building at 6 30 p.m.
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Grand Opera House
Clinton N. Howard
Rochester
Murdered homesteader body found on Lake Coeur d'Alene shore
The body of an elderly man believed to be Pred Hunter was found on the shore of Lake Coeur d'Alene with a crushed skull. Authorities say the coroner's report indicates murder. Local fears grow as the investigation begins.
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Spokane
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Publicity Bill Passed by House with Crumpacker Amendment
The House approved the publicity of campaign contributions by 160 to 126 with the Crumpacker amendment. It would reduce congressional representation in Southern states and is expected to fail in the Senate. The bill aims to disclose contributions influencing elections and to curb registration fraud while outlining representation consequences.
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United Press
Washington
House
Crompacker
Senate
Congress
Crumpacker
Memorial Services At Grace M E Church Tomorrow
Special memorial services will be held at the Grace M. E. church at 16 45 tomorrow morning by the G A R. All comrades, members of the W B R C, Ladies of the G A K, and friends are requested to attend.
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Grace M. E. Church
Dredger in Tow Leads City Work in Ban Francisco
Ban Francisco reports a major harbor project underway as a large dredger is towed into position. The draft notes indicate imminent dredging work to deepen channels and improve navigation. Officials expect progress in coming weeks amid steady operations.
Dredger Named for Alaskan Rivers Use by North American Dredging
The North American Dredging Company plans to launch the Warrior on the St. Helens steamer with four crew on Monday. The vessel will be used to deepen Alaska rivers and cut canals as part of an inland waterway expansion program.
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Warrior
St. Helens
Alaskan
New York Minister Preaches at St Marks and Trinity
The Rev. Arthur Lloyd of New York will preach at St. Mark's Church tomorrow morning and at Trinity Church in the evening. Special musical features accompany the visit of the fleet. Services are under the auspices of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew.
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Arthur 8. Lloyd, Co
New York
Board of Missions
Episcopal Church
St. Mark Church
Trinity Church
St. Mark's Church Row
Bt. Andrew
War-weary John Wae and wife travel eastward
Mr Comsifing spends a month at Hettea and reports a weight loss of 317 pounds.
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John Wae
Comsifing
Hettea
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New Washington Hotel
Stewart ,St. and
Seconday
Empire Cafeteria
Second
Madison
Cassaisfactory Sum Bank Castle
James D. Hoge
Pres
N. B. Solner
Cashier
Edith Robb
Albert D. Wilson
Trinity Parish
Gowen
Battleship New Jersey
Jay Gould
London
Eustice Mille
Tee
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H. L. Klein
James GT
Pride OF the Navy
ROYAL
Admiral Esperry
Tars
Frisco
Memorial Services
Yukon
Ban Francisco
ST. Marks
Considine
Navy Yard City Ee
Seme Developmennt
Navy Yard City
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Madison Street
Beattie
Navy Yard
Mr. Man
Pier 2
Yester Way
Bremerton Development CO
American Bank
Beattie D. R
Newlon
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