Fifteen New Cops For Chief Delaney
City finance panel denied Mayor Ballinger’s bid for two police substations an auto patrol and 88 patrolmen. Instead 15 patrolmen to begin January 1 and May provisions for five more officers two detectives a police inspector and a stenographer were approved. Fire department gains five new staff and equipment. Harbormanster’s assistant position approved. Salary raises approved for Delaney Cook Deputy Comptroller Merse Corporation Counsel Clerk Scott and City Engineer Thomson with other advances discussed.
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Fire Department
Harbormanster
Delaney
Cook
Merse
Scott
Thomson
Wenatchee County Bridge Under Rapid Progress
Work on the new Wenatchee river bridge at Wenatchee is advancing quickly with the temporary section completed and permanent construction starting Wednesday. Red Mountain road aid documents will be in the county surveyor’s office on November 6. Two cars of fruit were shipped from Wenatchee that week, including a New York bound apple shipment already sold.
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New County Bridge
Wenatchee River
Wenatchee
Red Mountain
County Surveyors Office
New York
Insane Swede Picked Up In Tacoma To Be Committed
A man identified as a Swede named J. M. Stanbien was nabbed in Tacoma on Tuesday and will be sent to an asylum. He carried $200, claiming earnings from a logging camp near Battle HALLOWEEN festivities appeared in Tacoma with fraternal lodge events.
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J. M. Stan‘bien
Tacoma
Uesday
Beattle
Hallowwen
J. 1B
Asa Mitchell
Bellingham
Bnohomish County Auditor's
Everett
Anacortes
Samuel Hill
Hellingham
Cty
Beatle
George Beaver
Rosa = Mitchell
Ellensburg
St. Andrews
Hernard Long
Everett Hardware Company
Seattle
Marbee
Helms
Ramuel Hrazelton
Artington
California
North Yakima and Valley Railway
George Donald
Yakima National Bank
Dr. McKinnon
Sun- S
Henry Dilla
Kent
Little Glen Lawrence
Georgha Rodney Andrus
Astern
Washington
Leol Aster
of Education
Roseburg Girl Sentenced for Theft in Spokane
Spokane November 1 Myrtie Tipton 18 of Roseburg Oregon was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for stealing. She took the matter very coolly laughing and making merry with other prisoners.
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Spokane
Myrtie Tipton
Roseburg
Wee
State board exams draw 16 applicants at Johnson’s shop
Sixteen applicants appeared at James Johnson’s plumbing shop on South First to take the state board examinations Tuesday, as anxious journeymen candidates pursued licensing.
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James Johnson
South First
Button-Hole Cabbage Entries Pour Into Chamber Show
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday the Mea Piortate association announced the likely outcome of a city show. The event will crown button hole cabbage entries this month as stockholders also held a business session.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amber of Commerce
Grand Theaters Feature Mme Ekamea and Kitty Marriage
Mme Ekamea the prima donna appears at the Grand Wednesday night under the Ladies' Musical club. The Marriage of Kitty with Alice Johnson in the lead plays at the Grand Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Richards Pringle minstrel shows run four performances starting Thursday night. The Third Avenue play has limited shooting and the scene with pistols is a duel. When the Bell Tolls offers a pleasant evening according to Manager Russell.
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Mme, Ekamea
Ladies’ Musical Club
Beattie
Kitty
Alice Johnson
Richards & Pringle
Minstrels
Third Avenue
Russell
Improvements Spur Fast Sales in Woodland Park Additions
Public improvements valued at about a million dollars near Woodland Park include a streetcar line a new school and park work. Owners raise prices 26 percent on unsold lots as sales surge with buyers snapping up lots in the Woodlawn Terrace Addition amid the district’s upcoming enhancements.
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Woodland Park
Park
Woodlawn Terrace Addition
Ed Walsh
H. Brann
Mra OF. B. Smith
Melvan Bamford
N. & Harrison
H. L. Bennett
C. Page
OF. J. Ehrabeck
May Wentz
Thomas Bennett
Robert Norrie
Frank C. Braden
Charles C. Corcoran
Ada M
C. A. Magnuson
Hooligan’s Troubles opens at Third Avenue Theatre next Sunday
Chiquita headlines the comedy Hooligan’s Troubles at the Third Avenue theater with a lively cast and lively public meet after each show. The Star theater hosts entertaining performances this week and a composition contest for city grammar students offers a Thanksgiving prize. Cards with rules are at the theater and at Tiger Lillies in Seattle.
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Third Avenue Theater
Chiquita
Star Theater
Dear Old England Expatriation Case Heads to Action
Minard J. Moore of Wogland Iowa faces deportation under the Indigent Foreigner Act as Washington authorities review his status. Moore arrived from Quebec via England and has not held steady work since his arrival, his conduct culminating in hospital care at Jefferson County.
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Minard J. Moore
Wogland
Washington
Moore
Quebec
Canada
England
Jefferson County Hospital
Read Page 6 Weather Note Teases Mild Thursday Winds
Cloudy conditions and warmer tonight give way to lighter south winds on Thursday. The note hints at routine weather updates and page six content.
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Steve Heard
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Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union
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Pike St
Second
Kline & Rosenberg
First Avenue
Carter
Whith
Midland Linseed Oil
Lusterlac
Johnson
Japan
Second Avenue
Tiger Lillies
Thompson Furniture Co
Pike Street
Princess
Morris
Thompson Furniture Go
Iit
Standard Furniture Co
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
First Ave
Seatile
Cravenette
Beeen
Pika St
J. Pert
Postoffice Building
Ohio Dentists
Ohio
Third and
Pike
RED Front Furn. CO
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