TheatresSchedule Fortunes in The Love Tales of Hoffman
The Moore presents Offenbachs Love Tales of Hoffmann with a strong cast including Sheehan. Orpheum features Pat Rodney Marion Bent and ventriloquist B F Reynard with Mazie King in The Legend of the Spring. Seattle previews The Third Degree drama at Klein reel. Lois Theatre shows Barriers Burned Away by Sandusky Stockdale company. Empress features Dell Oros accordion and burlesque Quo Vadis Upside Down. Pantages bill incomplete but promises strong acts.
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Offenbach
Hoffman
the Moore
Sheehan
Pat Rodney
Marion Bent
Orpheum
B. F. Reynard
Mazie King
Wew Hall
Sandusky Stockdale Stock Company
Lois
Chicago
Luigi Dell'Oro
Empresa
Warren
Seymour
Speed records and vaudeville acts at the Grand this week
Speed records in a fast motorcycle act at the Pantages theatre this week. A strong man and four singing messenger boys also perform. At the Grand opera house a singing and dancing act by Thomson and two Teamondalaters headlines the vaudeville program. Two other vaudeville numbers and four photoplays complete the schedule.
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Pantages
Thomson
Tleamondalaters
Congressman Hains Endorsed as Counsel in Richeson Murder Case
Congressman Robert O. Hains has been asked to serve as counsel for Reverend Clarence Richeson, accused of murdering Avis Lynnell. The request elevates Hains to a legal role in the sensational case affecting local and regional communities.
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Robert O. Hains
Clarence Richeson
Avis Lynnell
Dream Pathe Weekly and Screenings Include Many Titles
The Picture Show lists Dream Pathe's Weekly Noe 44 and films such as Dene Brown Fairyland of Frost and Snow Little Injun Grand Fridilon The Princ iality of Monaco Git a Hoss Pals Lyceum A Western Redemption The Greatest of Engineering Feats The Plot Again at Bertie host In the Jungle A Hot Time in Atlantic City Circuit Love in the Hills The Fairy's Banquet How the Telephone Came to Town His Better Self City The Masked Huntsman Opening Flowers Outwitting Papa Regeneration Class A A Puritan Courtship Tobacco Industry Her Exclusive Hat Willie's Commence Captain Brand's Wife.
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Pathe's Weekly
Fridilon
Monaco
Hilla
Papa
Willie
Captain Brand
Belt Line Project Around Lake Union Planned by Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific announces a Lake Union belt line to cost about $500000, to be finished in four months. The route runs along Third Avenue North West from the main line to Ewing Street then southeast to Westlake Avenue, then south to Valley Street, and northeast around the lake to Hamlin Street, with warehouses, depots and terminals along the belt.
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Northern Pacific
Third Av. N. W
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Westlake Ay
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Pinex cough remedy promises rapid relief and guarantees
An advertisement touts Pinex as a quick cure for coughs including whooping cough. It claims a pint bottle can be prepared easily, soothes inflamed membranes, and stimulates appetite. A money back guarantee and distributor details are provided alongside a separate real estate ad for furnished rooms.
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U. S
Canada
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Bartell Drug Co
Seattle
Heir Seeks Removal Of Executor In Starbird Estate
In probate court a petitioner seeks removal of executor Frank Pyles from the $50,000 estate of Mrs Emma Starbird and demands production of the will. Pyles is cited to appear before Judge Frater November 14. Harry W Treat is elected president of the Hunt club at the Washington hotel meeting with other officers chosen.
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Frank Pyles
Pyles
Frater
Harry W. Treat
Hunt Club
Washington Hotel
School board examines tele ana use in public schools
The superintendent of schools was asked by the school board yesterday to report on discontinuing tele ana in all public schools and replacing it with a messenger service.
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Cooper
Smith building tearing begins after framing removal
Work started yesterday on the 42 story Smith building with tearing down of frame structures on the ground. The narrative includes brief quotes from an actor about scenery and spotlight. Rotary club endorses the 1912 Golden Potlatch at a Rathskeller luncheon aiding Potlatch financing. Italian vice consul Dr A J Ghigtione reports Rome denies Italian setbacks from Turkey via cablegram.
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Smith
Rotary Club
Rathskeller
A. J. Ghigtione
Rome
Warms welcome for Dick Martholdt at event
The guest of honor Dick Martholdt receives a warm reception as he asks guests to leave their items at the door. The report recalls Richard's 65 years devoted to international peace and his long public service since 1892, including leadership of the 1904 International Parliamentary Congress. Earlier notes mention Charles Peel's injury in a Garcia rock quarry blast.
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Dick Martholdt
Hichard
Cams
St. Louie
Germany
Chas. Peel
Garcia
New Building Lit Up With Electric Lights At Night
The new building glowed with electric lights in every corner and window, presenting a unique spectacle under night skies.
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Ught
Taxation committee mulls property assessment system
The Commercial club taxation committee met yesterday with the county assessor parish to discuss a proposed system to improve real property assessment methods. Rev William M Upcraft spoke at the University of Washington yesterday.
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the Commercial Club
Assenvor Parish
William M. Upcraft
University of Washington
City projects advance amid crowding canal locks
Ballard news notes around the clock work on canal locks, a near completion field house at the Adame playground described as the best in the city, costing about $12,000, and a new Treat block at 24th and Market street set to be ready for occupancy next week.
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Adame
24Th and
Maret Street
Mantell Dead Wife of Robert Mantell Dies in New York
Marie Booth Mantell wife of actor Robert Mantell died in New York. Her husband arrived too late to see her alive. The report lists mourning details and confirms her passing on November 2.
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Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Marie Booth Mantell
Robert Mantell
Oil Tank Rescue Leaves Herbert Hodge Injured
In San Francisco on November 2 Herbert Hodge was pulled 20 feet from a crude oil tank and nearly drowned. He suffered a fractured skull and cannot survive.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hodge
Public schools plan funded garden patches in city lots
Education board seeks funds to convert school grounds into truck patches as part of a broader education program. Included items note gardening instruction in public schools and the transformation of school lots to productive spaces.
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SA Francisco
Education Board
Public Markets Feature Mixed Groceries and Baked Goods
A fragmented market listing shows items like Daffodil bulbs Walter Baker chocolate spices cocoa tea sugar onions sweet potatoes strawberries and various meats and dairy. Local prices include 32 cents per pound for cocoa and 26 cents per pound for lobsters with other figures scattered.
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Walter Baker
Ifce
Ned Roant
Je T
Minnesota
York County
Sale at Sanitary Public Market Tomorrow
Lee of lamb will be on sale tomorrow at the Sanitary Public Market with 12 percent per pound. Other specials include shoulder of lamb lamb chops and various pork and fish cuts priced per pound or per dozen with oysters and mackerel among the items offered.
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Norway
Cisana Wins Dismissal in $109,000 Suit Over Bank
In Ellingham Washington on November 2 Chates Cisana former head of Home Securities Savings Bank won dismissal of a $109,000 damage suit after the bank closed in March and Cisana faced fraud charges. He will pay $16,000 to Receiver Mead.
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Wash
Chates
Cisana
Home Securities Savings Bank
Marth
Mead
Never Again For Miss Reeves After Houseboat Incident
Miss Lillian Reeves, living near Renton, fell from a houseboat into 15 feet of water near Taylor's mill on a dark Wednesday evening. She surfaced after submerging twice and grabbed a piling to haul herself out, vowing she would never again ride a houseboat.
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Lillian Reeves
Renton
Taylor's Mill
WANT SNOOK DISBARRED
Disbarment proceedings were begun by special prosecutor John C. Higgins against Herbert E. B. Snook and he was cited to appear before Judge Main on Saturday. Snook is alleged to have failed to account for 1199 in cash and a 3000 ranch held as a trustee for a client.
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John C. Higgins
Herbert EB. Snook
Main
President Taft reviews fleet from Mayflower on Hudson
President Taft formally reviews the U S warships gathered in the Hudson as a naval parade unfolds. The Mayflower anchors near Jersey City with spectators lining the palisades while salutes boom from ships and river craft. Taft breakfasted aboard the yacht and then leads the procession up the river firing a presidential salute at 9 30.
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New York
Taft
U. S
Hudson River
Jersey
Jersey City
Turner given 99 year term for stealing a quarter
In Columbia Missouri on November 2, Sun ny Jim Turner a Black man and former two term inmate received a 99 year prison sentence under the habitual criminal act for stealing a quarter. He entered the University of Missouri dormitory of Miss Htta Gilbert breaking in to steal the coin.
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Columbia
Sunny Jim” Turner
David H. Harris
Jim
Tiger
Htta Gilbert
University of Missouri
Duel with Clubs Ends in Policeman's Death
In San Francisco on Telegraph Hill Edward Flynn aged 20 dies after a 20 minute street fight with Patrolman Hearne. The officer used his club to crush Flynn's skull during a clash while Hearne aimed to seize evidence against pool rooms.
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Ban Francisco
Edward Flynn
Hearne
Telegraph Hill
Flynn
Cheap Real Estate Trick In Seattle Bunco Memory
An old officer recalls bunco schemes in Seattle where strangers at the depot lured victims with fake sights of the city and inflated property prices. One tale notes a man bought the Bon Marche building for eighty dollars while another claimed the Alaska building could be bought for twenty six. In Honolulu Chinese residents urge U S non intervention in China amid civil war tensions and Japan concerns.
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Seattle
Pollee
Honolulu
Washington
China
Japan
Friday Specials at Nations Warren's Silk Featherbone Sale
Friday specials list fabrics and sewing notions with low prices. Items include Featherbone, tape covered versions, taffeta, dress shields, hooks and eyes, dress fasteners, hag fasteners, clasps, wire hair pins, collar supporters, and darning cotton, offered in multiple colors at reduced rates.
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Warren
Qomo
la France
Stationery specials and paper goods catalog listing
A catalog-style sale note lists Highland Linen and Dennison paper products with bold prices. Includes writing tablets envelopes cards napkins score pads and assorted playing cards with specials such as 19¢ 23¢ and 8¢ items.
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Highland Linen
Kara Linen
Columbia Whist
Dennison
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