Philological Society to Hold Regular Session Tomorrow
The State Philological Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at Central School. A two day session features reports from Rev M Ballard and Prof FF.M of the University of Washington on poetry, gospel notes, and Sanskrit drama. Officers include Thomas Kane as vice president and A Barry as secretary.
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Iangton State Philologi Z
Tomorow
Central
Sasi Ih
Norwegin Church
Ballard
University of Washingto
Ana
Benjamin Beattie
University of Washeattle
St. John
Florence Bieh Aechoal
Seattle
Arcipreste de Mita
Jj. Frein
University of
Baghiah
Washington State An
Waah
Christian Felix Weisse
F. W. Moleneat
Y of Washington
H. H. Gowen
Thomas FP. Kane
University of Ian
A. Barry
Washington State
Pullman
la Qhureh
Tee
Louis F. Anderson
Walla Walla
University of Washing , Albert & Exec
Washing College
Spokane School Feud Delays Tomorrow's Senior Game
Tension between Spokane School manager Cloyd and Stewart Geiger delays a planned senior game. Geiger sought to end the dispute by silence while Stewart pressed for a match with oat their manager Tol. A game was anticipated for tomorrow afternoon but remains uncertain as rolls and team lines shift amid the standstill.
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Cloyd
Spokane
Stewart
Geiger
Ye Olden Times Dance at Park Pavilion
A Ye Olden Times dance will be held at Park Pavilion with Thanksgiving Wagner's full orchestra. Admission for gentlemen is 25 cents and ladies are free.
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Park Pavilion
Wagner
Local Teachers Certificates Granted by State Superintendent
List of King County applicants awarded teaching certificates after recent examinations in Olympia. Names include Ima M. Allen, Ida B. Berg, Katherine Parker, Laura Miller, Edith Pletcher, Gladys Gillette, and many others. The Star Special Service item records the slate of successful candidates.
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Star Special Servics
Olympia
King County
Ima M. Allen
Ines Arnquist
PY. Datchfield
Ida B. Berg
Mary G. Kird
Mia
Rena L. Hofee
Maud Brown
Katherine M. Bulli
Mra
Ieabelle M. Burg
Ora Burgess
J. M. Chutchart
Mise M. A. Castillo
Kate J. Chandier
Agnes Coffield
Mra Nutta Cornell
Katherine Davis
Henrietta Elwenbels
Edith Pletcher
Evelyn Ford
Lucy M. Yarnas
Cora B. Garvin
Alice M. OU
Gladys Gillette
Laurwe Goodnow
Deare Harrah
Raith Harrison
Grant S&s Hastinga
Rewben Hay
Mia Dera & Herzen
Lilla Holeworth
Effie L. Jackson
Batette Jones
Briele Judd
Lieate Kauffmann
Gwendolyn Kellett
L. Maxine Kelly
Nora Kelley
Kate B. Keown
Helle M. Kiine
Mary EB. Metlure
Mamie McGee
N. McNaughton
Katherine Martin
Carrie Miller
Laura Miller
G. Vernon Bennett
Ethel Mae Brophy
R.L. Davidson
M. Ethelyn Harper
Otto Tl. Luther
Gift Presented to the Pastor and Catholic Fair Chief
The Westminister Presbyterian congregation presented Rev. J. M. Wit aon with a $900 cash gift yesterday. Father O'Brien, who led the cathedral fair, received $300 from the Catholic fair committee in appreciation of his work. A probable trip abroad is mentioned for him.
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Westminister Presbyterian Church
J. M. Witaon
Father O'Brien
Century Furniture Co Offers Carpet Rugs and Silk Goods
Seattle shoppers will find large stock of 9x12 carpet rags valued at 52.00 selling for 22.90 and 18.56 value 12 tapestry Brussels rugs at 13.50. Fine China silks reg prices cut to 5 cents a yard. Limited Friday and Saturday only. Store closed Thursday.
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Chis
New York
Baby to Penitentiary Question Divides Family
In Olympia a 1 year old child may be sent to Walla Walla penitentiary with mother Alice Dilley after the attorney general weighs the issue. The mother, her husband, and an associate were convicted of conspiring to rob the night marshal at Centralia. The supreme court sustained the conviction. the child’s care has prompted letters from the mother and grandmother to the state board of control seeking permission for the infant to accompany the mother.
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State Board of Control
Atkinson
Supreme Court Upholds City License Revocation Power
The court rules the mayor and council may revoke saloon licenses without judicial review. The decision blocks Superior Court Chehali County from interfering with the Aberdeen license revoked from Jacobeson Burk, confirming local authority over issuing licenses.
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Star Special Service
Olympia
Supreme Court
Superior Court of
Chehali
County
Aberdeen
Jacobeson @ Burk
No successor to Clark announced in Olympia
Mead states no deputy or inspector will be appointed to fill the vacancy of F. A. Clark in Olympia. The current force includes F. A. Clark, Harry Thomas, and L. Davies as inspectors, and the plan is to continue this setup with eventual consolidation of duties with the dairy and food commissioner.
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Olympia
Lev. Mead
Mni
F. A. Clark
Harry Thomas
L. Davies
Dairy
Geo. D
Allés M
Hunreda
Seattle
New Companies Formed in Beattle Area
Olympia Nov 29 Beattle car filed papers listing Jones Thompson Investment Co capital up to 75000 J B Grant Co trade mark claim Piset Land Co articles 15000 Gray Weber articles 30000 United States Metal Reduction Co 1000000
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Olympia
Beattle Car
Jones-Thompson Investment Company
Beattle
J. B Grant Company
Piset Land Company
Gray @ Weber
United States Metal Reduction Company
Four Miners Die After 100 Foot Shaft Fall
Four miners Miller Burt Schumacher B A Allison and Top Emerson fell about 100 feet down a windbow mine shaft near Webb City and were instantly killed. Local reports name the Windbow mine at Webb City area.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Joplin
Miller
Burt Schumacher
B. A. Allison
Top Emerson
Windbow
Webb City
Sunshine Always in Legless Ben's Soul
Hen McNulty a well known New Orleans legless elevator man in the criminal court building faces misfortune with good humor. He owns a long public memory from a railway accident in 1497 and draws praise from baseball fans and locals. Roosevelt once shook his hand in New Orleans and Ben remains a cheerful figure amid a wide circle of friends.
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New Orleans
Hen McNulty
Criminal Court
Roosevelt
Ben
Seattle Dominates Spokane In Local Tournament Bouts
Seattle athletes swept events at the Spokane Athletic Club tournament. Wells and Tilley won wrestling bouts for Seattle, while Brown and Har defeated opponents in light and middleweight matches. Johnson was stopped in boxing to protect him from further punishment.
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Star Special Service
Spokane
Nev
Letes
Seattle
Spokane Athletic
H. 4 Wells
Max Anderson
Spok
Hipper Tilley
von Apokane
A Deeing
Chester Brown
Max Neumann
Elks Memorial Service Arrangements Finalized
Memorial for Elke to be held at the First Church with Rev. W O Simonda delivering the eulogy. The Elke quartet will perform with an organ voluntaries piece by Mina Bertha Areen Tei lier and solo numbers by Clara Lewys and Frank Riedmann.
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Elke
Simonda
Oreetem
Mina Bertha Areen Teilier
Clara Lewys
Frank Riedmann
Delicate Pink and White Stockings with Embroidered Details
A catalog-like notice describes fancy stockings with heavy weave, pink and white stock insets, hand embroidery of basket and vine motifs, forget-me-nots, orchids, and lace medallions. It notes pastel shades, black contrast, and delicate traceries around white silk motifs.
Turkey post holiday bed offerings from Century Furniture Co
Century Furniture Co offers a set of front beds in two styles with brass trim. An $860 front bed is priced at 6.96 and a $7.60 style at 4.95 for Friday and Saturday only. The notice thanks patrons for their past year’s support and friendship.
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Century Furniture Co
Thoreday
Nettleton backs president in dismissing soldiers
General A B Nettleton of Chicago writes to the war department supporting the president’s dismissal of colored soldiers who refused to reveal the identities of members involved in recent riots in Brownsville. He says an impartial inquiry shows the action was right and necessary.
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Beripps Telegraph Service
Brownsville
Texas
A. B. Nettleton
Chicago
the Treasury
War Department
Army Quilty
Coat Found Believed From Dead Mate of Dix
A coat found in the bay by Captain Jackson of the Manette is believed to have belonged to Mate Dennison of the Dix. The discovery convinces the Manette’s master that grappling hooks struck the sunken ship the night before. Fog prevented another attempt to locate the Dix last night.
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Jackson
Dennison
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Higgins
Philip Stewpain
Field Way
Seattle Brides
Council
Star Spec! Service
Uncle Joe
Ind Ave
A. Bridge & Co
Bon Marche
Sunshine
Ben M’nulty
Elks’ Memorial
Turkey
Branche
Georgetown, Renton
James D. Hoor
Golner
Frean Rosen A & Vt Fae
Union Savings & Trust Co
Algeta Renting and Gate Deposit Co
Nome
Loggers’ Supply Co
Colman Dogs
Main
Dollar’s
McCarthy
Merchan
Novelty Skirt Mfg.Co
Second Ave
Wath. L
Hoffman
Lewis
Slik Taffeta Watete
Bale P d
Alwoot
Skinner's
Garvey Buchanan Co
Armour
the Fair Dept. Store
Second
Pianos
Victor and Edison Talking Machines
Aves. Seaft S
Ragley’s
2D and Pike
Pacific Outfitting Co
Pike Street
Albert Hansen
1St Avenue
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