University Cadets Begin Drill Under New Instructor
The university cadets started drills under Abbott with a target of 120 men before term end and total enrollment surpassing 600. Notable cadets include Parker Hanbar Lindig Lough Reason Morehouse Burwell Van Kuran Ktone Curtie Parker and Will Ukely. The chemistry department already exceeds 150 students and nine honor students have been awarded funds by the Associated State treasurer for student aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Parker
Hanbar
Lindig
Lough
Reason
Morehouse
Burwell
van Kuran
Curtie Parker
Ukely
Associated State
Haggett
Roberta
Stanford
Lyons
Shingle rate increases hit Western states and lines
Owing to an announcement shingle and rail lines cut through traffic from St Paul to Chicago and Chicago to Missouri River will cancel arrangements. Local rates rise 3 cents per hundred on shingles for idle Western States while overland routes add 50 cents to paints. Shingle firms and lumber manufacturers plan meetings to discuss response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul-Chicago
Chichao- Missouri River
Paul
Chicago
St. Paul- St. Louis
7. RR
Northern
Orthern
Arate
Lee Petaryn
Caved In Policeman George B Cave Granted Release
The supreme court blocked interference with a decree, George B. Cave surrendered and paid a satisfaction and judge Bell ordered his release after his divorce case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Cave
Supreme Court
George
Bhe
Bell
The Mystic Midgets at the Opera House
A large and enthusiastic audience enjoyed songs and dances by the Mystic Midgets. Alura Spencer and Gwendoline Lhyd ein led prince and princess roles with stylish staging and costuming. Louise Gavotte and others impressed in dances and solos. Harry Kline entertained as comedian as Archer Cadets and gnomes figures paraded. The Art Bohemians staged The Kill ef Dull Care at Seattle theater with music and drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alura Spencer
Prince
Gwendoline Lhydeen
Louise Gavotte
Butterfly Guards
Punkeer
Marie Bernard
Beesie al Jen
Helen Strout
Holly Bickford
Melville Tomson
Charlie Tomson
Harry Kline
Archer
Beattie theater features lively old productions and boxing sparring
A program at the Beattie theater includes the star attraction era house with an original plot and mammoth stage accessories. In Old Kentucky opens tomorrow night and remains popular for its quality. Adrienne Langer offers a musical recital tonight at the Beattle theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Kentucky
Beattie Theater
Mise Adrienne Langer
Beattle Theater
A Homespun Heart Plays On With Saturday Matinee
The show A Homespun Heart will continue through the week at Third Avenue with a Saturday matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Rural Mail Deliveries in Seattle Area to Change
F W Vaile assistant superintendent of the railway mail service based in Portland visited Seattle to review Beattie area routes. Contracts due July 1 1930 promise improved service with contractors supervising routes and rural free delivery expanding to boxes beyond half a mile from offices, government bearing extra delivery costs. Several Seattle to down Sound ports routes are advertised as feasible improvements in mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Vaile
Railway Mail Service
Portland
Seattle
Beattie
Parsons
Down Sound
Vaille
Settlement offer on warrants for Seventh Avenue taxes
John Goodfellow holds three ty warrants totaling 541.55 with interest to 1607.16. The city would pay 12 to settle the warrants which are charged to the general fund because unpaid grade taxes on lots along Seventh Avenue were condemned by the city, making the city liable. Goodfellow seeks a speedy settlement and presents this offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goodfellow
Seventh Avenue
Ballard's Water and Lighting Proposes City Plant Lease
At Jiard city council session a resolution proposes leasing the municipal light and water plant for about four months or until a special election on selling the plant. Backers include Fred B K Sander of Beattie and W W D Long and W M Peter of Ballard. The plan cites rapid city growth and debt limits as reasons to lease rather than invest. An Anti-Anarchist Association has formed in Ballard with Articles of Incorporation to be filed in Olympia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiard
Fred BK. Sander
Beattie
W. W. D. Long
W. M. Peter
Ballard
Olympia
Apples Abundant as Market Slumps in Off Season
Prices weaken as apple supplies remain plentiful and demand stays light. Market notes show no immediate lift with cooks and Seppendien priced from 825 to 28 per ton amid typical seasonal slowdown.
Unclear Fruit Prices Collage From Market Listing
Fragmentary price list shows green fruit and produce items with inconsistent figures. Items include lemons apples bananas blackberries pears watermelons grapes and plums with irregular pricing and fragmented descriptors. The text lacks coherent structure or complete details for reliable interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HELM
Court remands ex-governor on high treason trial in Johannesburg
London report states the court remanded De. Krause, ex-governor, without bail for further hearing on high treason charges. A brief mention notes Payl Diamond and Cow Hook, while a millinery sale ad lists M. D. Pease and Johnson Co at 1109 Second Avenue as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
de. Krause
Johannesburg
M. D. Pease and Johnson Co
Second Avenue
Seattle Defeats Portland in Narrow Victory
Seattle defeated Portland 9 to 6 after trailing 6 to 3 at the sixth inning. Stovall delivered a two-base hit and Harmon, Kiopf, and Frary contributed key hits as Seattle rallied for five runs to clinch the win. Spokane pitcher Hawkley held Seattle to few hits early before Seattle exploded. Portland beat Tacoma 3 to 2 at home with Tuck earning the victory. Beattle and Spokane standings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John
Btovall
Feld
Zeigier
Harmon
Brovall
Hurley
Zeigier Kiopt Sinft
Jodle
Frary
Kiopf
Hawkley
Spokane
Towell
Hicken
Beattle
Ada
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Tuck
Public Works Opens Bids For Sidewalk And Water Works
The board of public works will open bids for cement sidewalking on Froopest street from Queen Anne avenue to First avenue north and planking Pike street from Beventh avenue to East Madison street. Water cures and skin diseases are mentioned at 1210 First avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public
Witter Springs
First Avenue
Admiral Coney Sails to rejoin Iowa in San Francisco
Admiral Coney United States Navy departed Benattle on the Ath Jon for Siremerton and will join his flagship the Iowa there. The Wisconsin sails tomorrow for San Francisco to reunite with the Iowa, while the Oregon heads to Puget Sound Navy Yard for dock work and repairs expected to finish in time for the town to take the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Coney
Benattle
Athjon
Siremerton
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Lowa
Navy Yard
Oregon
Towa
Henry D. Lloyd Lectures Tonight in Seattle Col Hall
Henry D. Lloyd the Bea ton writer and traveler lectures this evening in Col hall under the auspices of the omic League of Seattle. The lecture begins at p m with seats reserved for league members who are expected to attend in a body. No admission fee will be charged. The subject is Newest England focusing on manners and customs of New Zealand. He has written a book about Australia and several essays on economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Lloyd
Beaton
Colhall
Omic League of
Seattle
League
Lloyd
England
New Zealand
Australia
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Denny Hall
Boetakes
Fred McKimon
Foot
Carl Eschelman
Puget Sound
Mystic Midgets
Jude Clark
H. B. Dunbar
The
Frodemian
Sporting Life
Sporting Lite
Grant Op
Old
Kentucky
Missa
Adrienne Langer
Wil Ad
Ballard’s Water and Lighting
Vegetabies
Hutter
Washington
Iowa
Eastern
New York
Rocquefort
Limburger
Helo
Payl
Clube
Stovall
Bremerton
Kegley-McIntyre Co
Occidental Ave
Java
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Opera House
John Cort
Enene
I. Beata
Sattle Theater
Jacob Litt
Universal
Pickaninny
DR. Boulanger Agency
Reem 12
Coens Bleck
Tel. Bleck
Seattle Electric Co
Brun
NER & CO
Pike Street
KIAK
Firgy Ave
D. S. Johnston
Burke
Third Avenue Theater
W. M. Russell
Main
Hal Reid
Web Hutchinson CO
Separe St
Harvard
Athletic Park
Pacific Northwest League
Base
First Ave
Howard
Mutual Laéfe
Cape
Portland. Or
Cal
Grace Marrons
Seottie Transfer Co
Tet Ave
Atlas Crescent
Frederick & Nelson
Madison Street
Queen City
Pike
Axminster
Smyrna
Odden’s
Pike St
Sunnydale
Nordioff M Cg
Wuegner
NORDHOFF @ Co
Ernst Bros. Tel
Rae Sakae
Rk Optical Lege
Adolph Lindauer
Dr. Cockram
J. E. Cockram
Victoria
Postoffice
Northrup Co
Ccu
Peoplon Myrm
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