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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
4
An English cricket player ridicules leisure that favors play over study and argues real life lies in knowledge. He cites Watt Carlyle Lister Roosevelt and warns against abandoning learning for sport, asserting knowledge empowers self improvement and benefits society.
A collage of odd lines and quips from a newspaper page. It includes wordplay on Dame, Shakespeare, and fashion, plus comic exchanges about lamps and clothes. The piece weaves in miscellaneous humor and stray fragments about a grandfather and a wooden legged hen.
In Tacoma and Everett 26 members join each Can No. 2 and Can No. 4. The home Can No. 1 held a meeting with officers elected including Grand Worthy Father JB Miller and others. Thirty applications for new members were received. A hall will be engaged for regular meetings and the motto is help your fellow man and be happy. Also notes excursion rates east to Chicago and St Louis via Northern Pacific with limited dates.
In Olympia on October 6 the Pacific Press Co. faced a net rent of 241904.65 for one year and a tax of 76.04. The assessment method drew criticism with claims cafes in express cars valued at as low as 12 and an office contents value inadequately assessed.
Excursion fares to Chicago set at $7 round trip with travel in 10 days and return by November 30. A $67.60 rate to Billings applies on October 12 and 14. Stops allowed. Full details at Northern Pacific ticket office corner First Ave and Yale Way.
In Olympia on October 6 about 820 citizens presented a petition to the secretary of state seeking Beaberg of Bayview be removed from the Nineteenth district. The document claims Beaberg is an Independent candidate.
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