Local charity seeks old clothes for Ryther Home
Community efforts led by Mother Ryther and helpers Sam Wheeler Elizabeth Jones and Hepburn aim to clothe 34 children for winter. They moved to The Pontius on Denny Way and request old garments blankets and bedclothes. Donations can be delivered to 1116 Pike or 1412 East Pine with contact numbers provided.
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Mother Ryther
Ryther Home
Mia
Sam Wheeler
East Pine Street
Elizabeth Jones
Hockburn
Pike Street
Court House
Ryther
Ruther Home
the Pontius
Denny Way
Lake Union
Eastlake
Sandepit
Miss Hepburn
Miss Jones
Misa Jones
Misa Hepburn
Sewing Glass Mand Work Graces Muslin Dresses
The article describes Sewing Glass Mand work as popular on women’s gowns and especially dainty on children’s muslin dresses. It explains embroidery on yoke, skirt, and sleeve ruffles, using a wrong side floss for petals and a right side outline stitch for stems, with simple cat stitch to resemble machine stitching, noting sheer muslin enhances the effect. It also reports the death of Mrs. G E M Pratt, former Seattle resident, in Chicago, noting her community involvement.
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G. E. M. Pratt
Seattle
Chicago
Smwashes Lose 1–0 as Van Haltren Misplay Cost Run
In Fresno Tacoma beat Seattle 1 to 0 after Van Haltren misplayed Raymer’s line drive in the second inning. Bobby Keefe pitched six hits for Tacoma while Hogs held Seattle to four. Raymer’s sharp defense at short and a near-bout between Charlie Hall and Nordyke framed the afternoon's rough play.
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Fresno
Van_ Haltren
Raymer
Graham
van Haltren
Tacoma
Bobby Keefe
Hogs
Seattle
Tigers
Charlie Hall
Nordyke
Hall
Tiger
Interference Case Notes Involving Batteries Business
In Seattle a note references an interference matter under Section 5 with Keefe Hogg and Blankenship cited along with battery dealings. The fragment mentions a run and a value of 000000 in a cryptic ledger style entry.
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Seattle
Keefe
Hogg
Blankenship
Frisco Splits Doubleheader With Portland Wins Both Games
San Francisco defeated Portland in the morning 6 to 2 as Whalen blanked the visitors on two hits. In the afternoon Portland rallied for three runs in the second but failed to score again while Frisco shifted four hits into three runs in the second and added two in the eighth to win 5 to 2. Umpire Christie.
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San Francisco
Portland
Whalen
Wheeler
R. HE
Frisco
Iberg
Kellackey
Gorton
R. Ble
Thielman
Wilson
Christie
Oakland Beats Los Angeles In Tight Series Clash
Oakland won the hard fought game in Los Angeles before a 10,000 crowd, the largest ever at the venue. Final score shows Oakland 4 to 1 in the late innings with Newton and spies on the mound for Los Angeles and Buchanan and Byrne for Oakland.
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Los Angeles
Oakland
R. H. EB. Angeles
Newton
Spies
Buchanan
Byrne
California On the Way To Face Washington Thanksgiving
The University of California football team travels from the south to play Washington at Recreation Park on Thanksgiving. Manager Decoto says the squad will field its best possible lineup despite injuries to Gray and others. A 16 man first team is ready for the big game with ticketed reserved seating and pre sale at multiple outlets. The game starts at 1 pm with tickets on sale at noon.
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Decoto
Gray
Stanford
Washington
Sigrist
Stroud
Henry
Belknap
O'Toole
Mead
White
Boynton
Snediger
Kern
Haffey
Howard
Kittrelie
Force
Heilmuller
Kerr
Stern
Seattle Athletic Club
Rainier Club
Lee's Pharmacy
Rockhill to Succeed Conger as Pekin Minister
William M. Rockhill former assistant secretary of state and head of the bureau of American republics is slated to replace Minister Conger at Pekin. Roosevelt plans to attend the R High Rider regiment reunion at Fort Worth, Texas in spring. Cardinal Gibbons and other church dignitaries attended a dedication service yesterday.
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Washington, PD. C
William M. Rockhill
Bureau of American Republics
Conger
Pekin
Washington, BD. C
North
Roosevelt
R High Rider
Fort Worth
Texas
Washiington
10. C
Racks
Carroll Hall
Cardinal Gibbons
Heavy Rains Trigger Landslides and Property Damage
The region suffered widespread damage from heavy rains. Landslides wrecked two houses and a building under reconstruction collapsed at Doren Avenue and Pike Street, blocking streets. An unoccupied home at 11408 Tenth Avenue avalanched into the street, while a stone wall on Yesler Way failed. Superior Judge Hatch granted Nellie Crowley a divorce from Edward Crowley for non support, allowing her to resume the maiden name Nellie James.
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Doren Avenue
Pike Street
Tenth Avenue
Yesler Way
Eighth Avenue
Hatch
Nellie Crowley
Edward Crowley
Mrs. Crowley
Nellie James
Painter Crane Divorce Involving Wife And Daughter
New York artist circles reel from a divorce where Mrs. Crane accuses her own daughter of being the co respondent. The decree went to Mrs. Crane in North Dakota as she lives in St Louis while Crane resides in Sioux Falls pursuing divorce. The case, linked to an inherited nervous disease and alcohol, previously faced collusion rulings and later shifted to South Dakota.
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New York
Crane
Mra Crane
North Dakota
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
Annie Verchard Hrainerd
Herusband
Seattle bowlers enter national tournament in Milwaukee
Two Seattle bowlers Jer kina of the Brunewicks and Scherrer of the We tens plan to enter the national tournament to be held in Milwaukee from February 20 to 26. Both have signified their intention to compete.
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Seattle
Milwaukee
Jerkina
Brunewicks
Scherrer
Bertie Cowing Located in California En Route to Father
Bertie Cowing the four year old son of Mr and Mrs W B Cowing has been found in San Francisco. A writ of habeas corpus aimed at Mrs Cowling led to the boy being traced to the California city where the mother says the father shall not have the child. The Cowings have endured multiple abduction attempts with the latest failing.
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San Francisco
Oil Field Quiet Amid Alaska Prospects Near Valdez
Oil operators around Valdez and Kayak Island keep silence to prevent rivals from learning of large deposits. A special agent investigated and found firms plug pipelines and move to new drives after striking tests. George Morrell relays Clark Davis reports that Alaska deposits could supply petroleum now, but firms delay market release to avoid competition.
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Valdez
Kayak Island
Selves
Alaska
George 8
Morrell
Clark Davia
Aldex
Davis
Separation Drives Rift Between Cowinga Family
The Cowinga have not lived together for years with both sides accusing the other of leading a dissipated life. The dispute centers on a paramount object of separation and ongoing grievances over conduct and trust.
Benefit Ball by Seattle Street Railway Workers
Frietship lodge No 9 Seattle Street Railway Employes' Benefit association announces its fourteenth annual ball on Thanksgiving night. Organized in 1891, the lodge has long provided dances and, since April 1 this year, distributed over $1,000 to sick and disabled street car men in active service.
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Frietship Lodge
No, &Y
Seattle Street Railway Employes’ Benefit Association
Friendship Lodge
Health and Husbands for Teachers and Business Women
An article argues that working women face physical and mental strain and may delay marriage. It prescribes ten minutes of alone rest daily, then light outdoor exercise to refresh the mind and body, with step by step stretches to relieve neck and back tension and improve readiness for work and relationships.
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