Alaska Salmon Hatchery Bill Aims to Save Fisheries
Special to the Star Washington D C May 38 A bill to protect Alaska salmon asks to limit hatchery franchises to small streams while enabling private investment in salmon propagation. Proponents say artificial propagation can prevent extinction and boost supplies, with hatcheries linked to regional agricultural development.
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Enid Mr. Sulser
New York
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Light Run of Salmon Expected in Puget Sound
Fishing firms anticipate a light salmon run in Puget Sound this year with total catches far below two years ago and about half of last year. Major companies trim traps to about half capacity, while trap improvements and night work aim to finish by June 1. New fittings and wire-cotton webbing seek to reduce sockeye escapes, with peak runs not expected until July.
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Pacific American Fisheries Company
Sound
Pacific & Navigation Company
Georgia
Birch Bay
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Pacific Company
Ainsworth & Dunn
Geovnton
California berry season winds down with light receipts
The market reports very light last night berry receipts as heat dries fruit before ripening. Prices range from 1.25 to 1.75 for berries, drivers at 4.50, cherries plentiful at 1.25 to 1.50, asparagus up with last shipments larger, and a car due Friday.
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Mons
Grocery Quotations Mix Of Fruits And Vegetables
A list of fruit and vegetable prices including apples oranges tangerines cherries and potatoes with prices per crate or per weight. Also includes garlic cabbage turnips and miscellaneous items with varied unit costs.
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Will Visit the Mines Excursion for Local Teachers
W. G. Hartranft county superintendent of schools plans a field trip for teachers to the Franklin and Black coal mines at the entrance of Green River Canyon. The excursion train leaves Ocean dock at Washington Street Saturday at 8:30 a.m. for $1 round trip, half the regular fare. Rubber boots and raincoats are advised for the mine visit.
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Green River Canyon
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Washington Street
Turday
Sidewalk Collapse During Parade Injures Five. One Killed
A Fifth Avenue sidewalk at Twenty eighth Street collapsed during a parade reception for the French delegation. Five people were injured and Elvin H. Coolidge of the New York Commercial circulation department died instantly. National guardsmen in the parade aided the injured.
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Seattle 1902 Directories Correction Notice
Have Your Address Correct The Seattle arty Directory for 1902 is now in prose. Individuals or firms who have moved or made any changes since called on by the enumerator can have the correction made by addressing Polk's Directory Co. 48 and Building Seattle Tel. Red Reichert Bros pianos 110 Union Dunlap real estate 1 Union block.
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Rail rate concession follows ICC pressure on Chicago & Northwestern
The Chicago and Northwestern railroad yielded to interstate commerce commission pressure revealing a new lumber and shingle transfer rate of 10 and 13 cents from Washington. Fred H. Lyons, Seattle lawyer and Republican politician, married Myra Fowler of Cowlitz County in a private ceremony at Rev. W. A. Major’s home and left for Oregon on a wedding tour. A. W. Nellis was named special policeman without pay by Mayor Humes. Memorial Day wreaths will be made by the Indies of Wim and McKinley Circle at Armory. Weekly band concerts begin next Sunday at Madison Park and may extend to Leach Park in coming weeks.
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Cowlita County
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Pauncefote Funeral Held in Washington Church
The state funeral for Lord Pauncefote was held today at St. John's Church in Washington. President Roosevelt and the cabinet attended with the full diplomatic corps. An escort of 1,600 troops accompanied the funeral procession from the embassy, with twelve American soldiers acting as pallbearers. The casket bore a British flag and a wreath from King Edward as the sole floral tribute.
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Reiley Company to Run Alabama at Seattle Theater This Week
The Reiley company presents Alabama for the balance of the week at the Seattle theater. The production is regarded as among the best in the company repertoire and recommended for audiences. Manager Russell considers the Armory for a Saturday matinee to accommodate demand from families seeking Two Little Waifs.
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Bank Robber Sentenced to Ten Years for False Report
Herbert H. Matteson of Great Falls was sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary for making a false report to the controller of the treasury. He robbed the First National Bank of Great Falls. all other charges were dismissed.
Child Died Yesterday Amid City Death Notices
Emma Kibbe aged 2 died yesterday at 1310 Dennyway and the body is at Butterworth's. A boy named Young aged % years died last night at Twelfth Avenue South and Jackson Street and remains at Bonney Stewart's.
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Reynolds Is Owner of The Reiley Company
A Portland transfer reveals Harrington Reynolds now owns the Reiley company, formerly the Frawley company. The change involves ownership, not personnel, and Harrington Reynolds is a familiar Seattle actor whose work with Daniel Frawley earned local praise.
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Frawley Company
Seattle
Gpera
House Passes Shattuck Immigration Bill
The House approved the Shattuck immigration bill. It raises the land head tax from $1 to $1.50 and expands ineligibility to include anarchists and anyone over 15 unable to read or write.
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Examinations at West Point Begin Earlier This Year
Examinations at the United States Military Academy commenced today, a departure from the usual June 1 start. The change accommodates the upcoming centennial celebration a week hence with many graduates and distinguished visitors expected to attend the ceremonies.
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Creditors Press Globe Clothing Co Manager for Immediate Payment
Creditors of Globe Clothing Co at First Ave and Madison St have pressed manager Mr Ales Bridges to raise money immediately. A meeting yesterday shifted his view from optimism to necessity as large stock promises quick cash. Bridges issued drastic reductions on prices to meet the demand. The store sits at the corner of First Ave and Madison St.
Warren buys land to plat Coronado Beach resort
W L Warren purchases 36 acres beyond Richmond Beach twelve miles north of the city and plats a town named Coronado Beach. The plan centers on a summer resort.
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National Conference of Charities and Correction Opens in Detroit
About 1000 delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico gather in Detroit for the 2th annual meeting of the National Conference of Charities and Correction. Attendees include business and professional leaders trustees superintendents of reformatories officials matrons and club women. The gathering is described as the most notable conference of its kind in America and perhaps the world.
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Unwise Burglar Tracked After Watch Sale Attempt
Pat Shanney was arrested after a burglary suspect attempted to sell a stolen watch at Brig Harbor saloon. Local jeweler W Houghton identified the piece, linking to a room burglary at the Capital hotel. Officers Kelly and Byrnes subdued Shanney at Yesterway and Record avenue as bystanders helped stop his escape.
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Beattie Hotel
White Walats and Valets In Various Embroidered Styles
Catalog listing various White Walats Valets Watets and Wash Silk Watetes with Embroidered fronts tucked backs cuffs collars and hems. Sizes 32 to 42 offered with Gibson style pieces included. Prices range from $1.25 to $6.73 reflecting regular values up to $3.00 in a mixed lot sale.
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Vases and Bria Brac Sale Listing
Local ad lists assorted vases and bric a brac items including ceramic pieces and bisque vases with prices such as 60c 89c and other small decorative wares for sale.
Extraordinary inducements in our bargain list for tomorrow
Read about unusual prices on cambric handkerchiefs, laces, center pieces, ribbed cotton garments, vests, stockings, caps, camping ware, working shirts, pictures, books, shoes, dresses, belts, corset shields and satin fabric. Deals run from eight to eleven and feature marked discounts across many categories.
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