Schermer Opens Big Working Man Store On First Ave
Carl Schermer launches Seattle’s largest First Ave clothing house at 103 105 107 First Ave S near Yesler Way. The new shop promises value with $15 suits marked down to $10, a money back guarantee, and liberal check cashing for working men.
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Carl Schermer
Westerman & Schermer
First Ave. S
Yesler Way
Schermer
Seattle
First Ave
Reliable Union
Leopold Morse
Keystone
Howard & Foster and
W. L. Douglas Union
Bertsmann
Jefferson
Felder
Schermer’s
First Avenue
Remarkable 8-year-old Richard Carey FriSends in San Francisco
California boy Richard Carey of Bonoma county left his farm to study in San Francisco as an astronomer chemist historian geologist and botanist. With no formal schooling he learned from nature and books, aided by his parents. He impressed Dr. Frederick Burk of the San Francisco Normal School during summer instruction. San Francisco exposition features 80 000 exhibitors and 400 000 exhibits.
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Richard Carey
Bonoma
Calhan
San Francisco
Frederick Burk
San Francisco Normal School
Brook Carey
Untilittle Richard
Two Men Charged With Grand Larceny in Superior Court
Informations filed Friday by Prosecutor Landin accuse Earl Wilmot of stealing a $75 shotgun from Magnus Miller on October 6 and John Badda of stealing meats while employed by Carstens Packing Co. Total value claimed at $467.
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Landin
Earl Wilmot
John Badda
Wilmot
Magnus Miller
Badda
Carstens Packing Co
Hardeen Accepts Hodge Challenge at Pantages Show
Renowned escape artist Hardeen takes on a jail punishment suit test set by Sher iff Robert T. Hodge at the Pantages theater this Friday night. The full body restraint, used years ago in King county jail, will be performed before Hodge his deputies and the audience starting at 7 o clock.
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Robert T. Hodge
Hardeen
King County
Hodge
Judge Friday hit with restraining order in waterway dispute
Cayuga Land Co. sues the city and Commercial Waterway District No. 1 seeking a restraining order to halt work on East Marginal Way. John Watrous says city plans grading and filling at the Oxbow bend while the district aims to fill the river bed. The move could cut off water front property. Hearing to show cause set for October.
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William Friday
Cayuga Land Co
Commercial Waterway District No
East Marginal
John C. Wattrous
Duwamish River
Waterway District
Press Club Glee Club Hosts Honor Guests in Night of Song
Pa Burton manager of the Orpheum and Dad Haase of the Metropolitan theatre were placed on the honor guests' pedestal at the Press club Thursday night. The Press Club Glee club sang to them until their collars wilted then dancing followed.
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Pa Burton
The
Orpheum
Dad” Haase
Metropolitan Theatre
Press Club
Press Club Glee Club
Hibernians Plan Winter Dance at New Hall Saturday
The entertainment committee of the Ancient Order of Hibernians arranged the next dance of the winter series for Saturday evening at the new Hibernian hall located on Ninth and Yesler.
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Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Yesler
Actors of New Henrietta company to be honored at Seattle reception
William H. Crane and his New Henrietta company including Thomas W. Roses Macklyn Arbuckle Laura Hope Crews and Mabel Taliaferro will receive a 4 PM Monday reception at the Moore theatre. Seattle Center of the Drama League invites the public with no admission charge.
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William H. Crane
Henrietta” Company
Thomas W. Roses
Macklyn Arbuckle
Laura Hope Crews
Mabel Taliaferro
Moore Theatre
Seattle Center
Drama League
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