Artist Landon Sketches Orchard Warily Guarded Prisoner
Boise May 29 Harry Orchard is described as the most carefully guarded prisoner in the world. He lives with guards, wears tailor made clothes, and is kept from all contact with the outside world except officials and a few reporters. Orchard spends time in reading and prayer, hopes to reveal all at cross examination to aid the state.
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Landon
Harry Orchard
Boise
Orchard
and Pinkerton
Gooding
Pinkerhis
Lfe
THS
Steunenberg
Fortunes Waiting for Farmers in Nebraska Loom
Farmers are urged to develop home cattle and crop raise as wholesale meat firms report scarcity of meat and reliance on outside sources. Frank Frye of Frye Bruha Co notes high hog and cattle processing, with exports from Montana and California. experts say western Nebraska has idle land ideal for bulbs seeds poultry dairying fruit. belief persists that local production can shorten transport and boost profits.
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Frank F. Frye
Iref
Frye-Bruha Co
Nebraska
California
Montana
Frank Leckenby
The
Charlea H Co
Washington
Launch of steamer Whidby planned for Coupeville
On the front, the steamer Whidby will be launched today at Coupeville. The boat is to be placed on the Seattle Coupeville route by Island Transportation and should be in commission before the end of next month.
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Coupeville
Seattle
Notable Arrests in Missing German Murder Case
Cleveland police arrested Frans Just aged 45 and Maria W Just aged 47 who are wanted on a murder charge stemming from the 2 year old killing of Juet es wife in Duteberg Germany. The couple were apprehended after authorities say they fled to the United States.
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Scripps Telegraph Seretes
Cleveland
Pfrans Just
Maria W. Just
Juet'es
Duteburg
Germany
Seattle Firms Win State Building Contracts
The state board of control awarded contracts to Seattle firms for multiple building projects including a reform school facility at Chehalis and water and heating systems. Notable entries include Matthew Dew Beattie for two brick buildings at reform school, 64319, Moore and Hardin, Vancouver for a deaf and blind institution, Cotte and Co. Tacoma for plumbing at reform school, Beattie Heating and Plumbing for reform school heating, and Forhese Supply Co. electrical components for Eastern Washington hospital in Medical Lake.
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Olympia
State Board of Control
Matthew Dew
Beattie
Reform School
Chehaie
Power House
Moore & Hardin
Vancouver
Institution For Deaf and Blind
RK Cotte & Co
Tacoma
Reform Eeheel
Echook
Beattie Heat and Plumbing Co
Eeheel
Wook Allen
Seattle
Reform Eschoot
Forhese Supply Co
Beattie Electric Cuppitee
Eastern Washington Hospital
Medical Lake
Durable Calverined Wire Fence for Ornamental Gardens
Pacific Wire Plating Works offers cyclone ornamental fence with trellis and flower guards in stock. Available heights include 99, 38, 40 and 44 inches. Call or write for catalogue and prices at Phenese Main 1048.
Land Commissioner Ballinger to inspect land offices
Washington May 10 Land Commissioner Ballinger prepares for a thorough inspection of land offices in the west to learn the field work. He may conduct a house cleaning during the trip leaving for Jones to meet Garfield at Cheyenne then proceed to Denver June 16 Hallinger states he will overturn only what is necessary.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Washington
Ballinger i
Jonest
Cheyenne
Garfield
Denver
Hallinger
Port Townsend Briefs From May Day News
A. A. Anderson of Pork Directory Company gathers data for a Beatle directory. A baby deer born in Chetzemoka park is celebrated by local officials with a telegram to Spokane delegates. Mrs Tanaka, wife of Mr Shiko Tamaka, arrives from Japan to claim her groom by proxy. Port Townsend Southern Railroad official A. E. Lansby faces assault charges and a Civil Service Board exam schedule lists positions in government printing, War Department, Agriculture and Weather Bureau with salaries described.
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Chetzemoka Park
Port Townsend
Zoological Garden
Dan Hill
Estate Federation of Women's Clubs
Spokane
Adams
Unt
Adams Hardware Company
Beattie
U. S Immigration and Chinese Detention Bureau
Bhiko Tanaka
Tanaka
Japan
Shiko Tamaka
San Francisco
California
A. E. Lansby
Port Tewneeth Southern Railroad
Justice Court
Koontz
Civil Service Board of Examineres
Jane Av
Jane
War Department
Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Port Crescent
Tatoosh
Destructive Fire Hits Arbuckle Warehouse and Lumberyards
A powerful fire in Arbuckle Colusa county last night burned the Baleour Garrett warehouse and spread to Sierra Lumber company yards. Several construction cars were destroyed and losses to Baleour Garrett and Sierra Lumber are estimated near 40 dollars. A tramp is suspected to have perished in the blaze.
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Racramento
Cal
Arbuckle
Colusa County
Baleour & Garrett
Sierra Lumber Company
Tialaur & Garrett
Sierra — Company
Lawson Opposes Roosevelt Third Term, Says Roosevelt Popular
Thomas W. Lawson declares support for Roosevelt's third term but presents four Herald statements as his basis. He argues Roosevelt remains close to the people and stronger than ever. Also notes W. B. Mreetesi, ex-Washington Staats Zeitung editor, married Marie T Bilere in Los Angeles with a Catalina Island honeymoon.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Theodore Roosevelt
Herald
Lawson Saye
Roosevelt
Washington Staats Zeitung
Beattie
Marie T Bilere
Los Angeles
Catalina Island
Automobile Races At The Meadows This Weekend
Friday and Saturday events at the Meadows feature automobile races with shuttle service from First and Jackson at regular intervals. Admission is five and ten cents. See advertisement on page 7.
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Jackson Sta
Sleuth Theil Leads Pinkerton Work on Haywood Case
Detective Theil is described as most active among Pinkerton men on the Haywood case. McParland, manager of Pinkerton at Denver, heads the operation and directs the investigation.
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Seattle Star
Hoe
Theil
Pinkerton
Haywood
McParland
Denver
Te Tn
Recital at Egan's Hall by A Zangenbure troupe
A recital will be given at Egan's Hall in the Arcade building Wednesday evening May 9 by A Zangenbure from the Hoyatheater Copenhagen under the auspices of Lodge No 2 Omnited Brotherhood of America. Mr Zangenhbure will be accompanied by Miss A Heemuseen and A Jensen of Beattie in the entertainment.
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Egan's Hall
Arcade
A. Zangenbure
Hoyatheater
Copenheen
Lodge No. 2
Omnted Brotherhood of America
Zangenhbure
Mies A. Heemuseen
A. Jensen
Beattie
The Innervation Grotto Opens in Town
Mr Schalie opens The Innervation Grotto at the corner of wet and Cherry. The venue is an ideal afternoon stop. He has engaged notable talent for concerts and winging.
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Schalie
Mnest
Erill
Wet and Cherry
Schalle
Supreme Court Adopts Rule On Commingled Marital Funds
The Washington Supreme Court in Olympia on May 2 reverses a judgment in Allcoe Heintz v Brown and Giteon noting a rule allowing married couples to mix separate and community funds in property purchases, despite objections. The decision arose from Heintz buying property in Adams County with separate funds and facing foreclosure against the community.
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Olympia
Supreme Court
Allcoe Heintz
Ve. Charlee BR. Brown
FE. D. Giteon
Adam
Cabrera Ready to Flee If Pressure Mounts
A Scripps Telegraph report from Mexico City on May 29 states that President Cabrera would flee to Guatemala and then Germany if conditions grow too hot, signaling an imminent exodus amid rising authority tensions.
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Mexico City
Cabrera
Guatemala
Germany
Alaskan May Wage Talks Boost Local Mines
In Fairbanks Alaska May reports indicate wage scale talks faltered yet progress is hoped as new miners arrive on steamships. Officials believe most low grade mines may reopen with increased labor, expanding operations across the district.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Advertising space listing for The Independent Telephone Company
Short OCR fragment shows an ad request for space in a new directory for The Independent Telephone Company located at No Fourth Ave. Readable details are limited but suggest a listings request and placement inquiry.
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Indep Blephone Company
Japan closes its only seal rookery
The Japanese government orders a four week suspension of pelagic sealing near Robben Bank and notes a sealing ground off the Saghalien coast once held by Russia. This rookery, the only one held by Japan, passed to the Mikado's government as spoils of war.
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Victoria
BH. C
Robben Bank
Saghalien
Russia
Tailor Offers Durable, Style-Conscious Summer Suit
Men of refined taste will enjoy a comfortable shape retaining suit. Exclusive pattern cloths in woven fabric, subdued tones, adaptable for dressy warm weather. Call E. White, tailor, 206 Collings Building, for selection.
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Collings
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Star Special Service
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Lawson
Strortt EL
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Vanced
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Second Ave
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Lee Bette
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Cahen- Drew
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Beattie’s
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McCarthy
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Nelson's
Sharp
Jackson
Indianapolis
Haas
Bank Men
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Puget Sound
Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Company
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