Permanent cure claims praised by Hearne from Port Orchard
Mr. 8 H Hearne of Port Orchard underwent a treatment at Loughney and Loughney Pake Ovens in Seattle to cure rheumatism last April and reports lasting relief. He says the cure remains permanent, praising the specialists and encouraging others to seek the treatment at 220 to 225 People's Savings Bank Building.
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H. Hearne
Port Orchard
Loughney & Loughney
People's Savings Bank
Mr. Hearne
Joughney & Loughney
Community raises funds to house Hubbard family in Green Lake area
Described as a plea for $55 more to reach the $75 needed to buy lumber for a furnished home for Mrs. Liesie Hubbard and her seven children. The husband received a six month jail sentence. Mrs. Hubbard vows to care for the family. Joseph B. E. Thomas Co. furnished a $700 lot, with $250 off and $5 monthly payments. Once lumber is secured, a three room house will be built and completed within six days.
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Liesie Hubbard
Yester Way
Green Lake District
Hubbards
Joseph BE. Thomas & Co
Peter Miller 15 Again In Court
Peter Miller, famed burglar who acted as his own attorney, appeared on a burglary charge involving Fred Pinher’s home and asked for a continuance to December 7. The court granted the delay. He faces three more burglary charges for robberies at Fred N. Fisher’s home on April 26 and Mat Lutz’s home on April 24.
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Peter Miller
Fred Pinher
Miller
Fred N. Fisher
Mat Lutz
Three Bold Juveniles Face Judge Over Tacoma Robbery Plot
Willie Hilber Willie Kirber and Arthur Fournier youths from 216 26th Ave were brought before Judge Frater in Tacoma Juvenile court after planning robberies while away from home. They admitted aiming to rob a citizen and were sent home with probation reports to be filed weekly.
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Judge Frater
Superior Court
Willie Hilber
Willie Kirker
Arthur Fournier
Willie Kirber
Tacoma
Taft Inaugurates Weeleyan College President Shanklin
President Taft attends the inauguration of President Shanklin of Weeleyan College in Middleton Connecticut. Shanklin, formerly a Seattleite, assumes leadership at the college in a ceremony today amid campus activities and local observance.
College presidents should be teachers first declares Taft
The president told a Spokane audience that a college head must chiefly be a teacher and know how to teach. He dismissed a remark that a college president should be a bust poor man and teased a rival by noting that enemies might not find much hair on his meal.
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Tle
Spokane
Taft
Cannon
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