Boy Gives Tiny Collection to Aid Widow in Need
Freddie L Wilcox age 1 son of Mr and Mrs A M Wilcox from Hillman c unites with Christian day school children to aid widow May Kennig and children after a fire claimed her home The Sunday school collection reached 2 25 and was entrusted to The Star Breddie Wilcox a Columbia school fourth grader helps lead the drive
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Freddie L. Wilcox
A. M. Wilcox
Hillman c
Christian Day School
May Kennig
Cause of Charity
Pehioho
Mia
Kemi
Breddie Wilcox
Columbia School
Amusements Current Attractions in town showbill
The program lists multiple venues with vaudeville acts and features. The Bishop's Carriage with Jessie Busley at the Grand strings together current attractions while next week presents Checkers and A Message From Mare at Seattle. Other venues include the Star Lyric and Oliver with moving pictures and special vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesssie Busley
Hayes & Allpoint
Gagnoux
Star
Lewis & Lake Co
Lyric
Oliver
Lincoln School Forms Orchestra Led by Mr Oeconemacos
A school orchestra is formed at Lincoln School with Marian Goodnow as president Glenn Cornwall as treasurer and Parsons as librarian. The Lincoln and Washington orchestras will rehearse together under the direction of Mr Oeconemacos.
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Lincoln School
Mies Marian Goodnow
Glenn Cornwall
Mies Parsons
Lincoln
Washington
Oeconemacos
Salmon Bay Social Club Raided Under Closing Laws
Captain of Laubscher and two patrolmen raided the Salmon Bay Social Club on Second Street and Bailarday to Ballard yesterday, finding and seizing a quantity of liquor in violation of Sunday and 1 oclock closing laws, during a search with a warrant.
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Laubscher
Salmon Bay
Second St
Bailarday
Ballard
City Hall Market Pot Roasts and 10-Cent Steak Item
A brief market listing notes pot roasts priced for a city hall stall and steak at 10 cents. The entry highlights economical offerings in a municipal market setting.
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City Hall
Needlework Exhibit Aims to Aid Seattle Hospitals
The first annual Needlework Guild of America exhibition will be held at Temple Baptist Church in Seattle from 2 to 6 p m on Saturday. The group, formed by local women and girls, seeks to supply new items to hospitals supported by charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild of America
Seattle
Temple Baptist Church
Wife charges husband with two-year abuse in divorce
In a divorce complaint filed yesterday, Mrs. Shather alleges Troy Feather has beaten her with a cane two to three times weekly for two years.
Visit to Seattle Ends After Five Months Abroad
After a five months' visit to A. M. Brooks of the Pacific Coast Biscuit company, accompanied by his wife, they had returned to Seattle.
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A. M. Brooks
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
Seattle
Ti-foot cruiser to be built for Seattle attorney Vince Faben
A Ti-foot launch of the cruiser class is to be constructed for Vince Faben, a well known Seattle attorney, during the winter with the craft to be ready for service early in the spring.
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Vince Faben
Seattle
Five Sunday Lectures on Holy Spirit Doctrines
Rev John Marvin Dean will deliver a series of five Sunday lectures on the doctrines of the Holy Spirit at Temple Baptist Church commencing next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marvin Dean
Holy
Temple Baptist Church
Woman Files City Claim Over Fall Into Fourth Avenue Excavation
Sarah Kotkina alleges she fell into a regrade excavation on Fourth Avenue and yesterday filed a city claim for damages totaling 512. The action flags potential municipal responsibility for the site condition.
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Sarah Kotkina
Fourth Av
Cravenette Raincoats Arrive For Men and Women
Seattle branch Goodyear Raincoat Co offers Cravenette raincoats in new styles. Men and women styles priced at $10, valued at $16, and $15, valued at $20, at the corner of First Ave and Madison St.
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Seattle
Goodyear Raincoat CO
First Av
Madison St
Local Inventor Seeks Fender Hearing Input
J. P. Riadon, staying at the Globe hotel, announces plans for a new street car fender and asks the board of public works to inform him of the next hearing so he may attend and urge approval. He does not reveal the new feature of his fender.
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J. FP. Riadon
Globe Hotel
Ficala
Board of Public Works
Risdon
Third Infantry Holds Sham Battle at Port Lawton
Troops of the Third Infantry at Port Lawton engaged in a sham battle under Major A P Blocksom inspector general of the department of the Columbia during his annual tour of the section.
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Third Infantry
Port Lawton
A. P. Blocksom
Department of the Columbia
Public Market Prices Today Declines in New Prices Across Goods
Morning attendance strong at the public market with steady sales. Prices listed include hens 40¢ per dozen, tomatoes 26¢ per qt, potatoes 19¢ per 2 lb, cucumbers 30¢ per dozen, lemons 50¢ per dozen, apples 25¢ per lb, cabbage 8 to 10¢ per head, cauliflower 100 per head, and various fruits and vegetables priced by crates baskets and boxes.
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Hutter
Abe
Muscata
Wolf River
Dr. Peaton Addresses Seattle Congregational Club
Dr. David Peaton of Chicago addressed the Puget Sound Congregational club recently organized in Seattle at the Plymouth Church last night.
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David Peaton
Chicago
Puget Sound
Seattle
Plymouth Church
Long-distance telepse stalls in Cedar River water office
A long distance telepse halted in the Cedar River water department office located in the Trustee building today.
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Cedar River Water Star
City Water Department
Trustee
Seattle Electric seeks permit for Woodland Park car line
The Seattle Electric company asks the board of public works for a permit to place two rows of trolley poles along Woodland Park avenue from Allen Place to North Fiftieths, the south line of Woodland Park, to improve the car line.
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Seattle Electric Company
Board of Public Works
Woodland Park Av
Allen Place
Woodland Park
Hall's presents hunting gear and gun cases on First Ave
Local hardware outlet Hall's offers coats and pants for hunting along with cartridges vests and gun cases for rifles and shotguns at 1111 First Ave. available for outdoor enthusiasts and sportsmen.
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Hall's
First Ave. Ove
Tea purchase note on Schilling's Best
A short promotional excerpt notes tea as lightweight yet ships the sea for a century. It mentions grocers refunding money if customers dislike Schilling's Best and that the store reimburses the grocer.
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Schilling
Reynolds Organizes Democratic Club
Charlie Reynolds heads a new Olympus club faction forming the Reynolds organized Democratic Club to back the party and oppose Mayor Moore. Officers elected include W A Holsheimer as vice president George B Ryan secretary and John Sehram treasurer. Some old-time Democrats left the meeting amid protests that the group aims to pressure a state ticket against Moore. Mayor Moore questioned whether Reynolds is the controversial figure linked to a California inquiry.
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Moore
Olympus Club
Democratic Club
Charlies A. Reynolds
W. A. Holsheimer
George B. Ryan
John Sehram
Alfred Hattie
Eugene Semple
James B. Metcalf
G. A. ©. Hocheater
T. M. Daulton
J. B. Teavin
Reynold
Gowan Arone
Reynolds
Charlie Reynolds
Chartie Reynolds
California
Ballard
Market Slow But Prices Steady on Western Ave.
Readable listing shows slow morning trading on Western Avenue with firm prices. Grapes abundant with sellers unable to move at current levels. pomegranates at 3.00 per box. persimmons 1.76 per unit. Various produce and dairy items priced across a wide range, including tomatoes, corn, beans, butter, cheese, apples, bananas, lemons, limes, and nuts.
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Western
Huckieberries
Prince
Oneord Greas
Per Becket
Sue
Beoees
Benonen
Bertas
Crawferde
Crand
Artichokes
Stock for Sale at Herrin & Co
H M Herrin and Co offers 1000 shares of American Canadian Oil at 18 12 cents per share on Cherry Street. The listing notes 110 Cherry et as the location and indicates sale details.
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H. M. Herrin & Co
Progress on New City Jail and Hospital Construction
Nearly all the steel for the new city jail and emergency hospital is in place with structural workers removing hoisting derricks. Riveting will follow, after which stone walls for the first two stories will begin, and most of the stone has already been dressed and prepared for use.
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City
Building Ordinance Completed and Forwarded to Council
The voluminous building ordinance, compiled after seven weeks of work by Building Inspector C. Gleason and Code Commissioner, was completed and turned over to the fire and water committee. It will be passed Monday night and inserted in the new code, praised as a model for fire insurance standards and possibly copied by eastern cities. The 200 page document is part of a broader plan including other city improvements.
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Gleason
Fire and Water Committee
Council
United
With Tods and Lotmneg a Lifes Ad
Tods and Lotmneg are named in a brief life notice noting their involvement or remembrance within a local obituary item. The fragmentary text lacks dates or locations but signals a memorial context.
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Police Raid Club
Europe
Faben
Cravenette
Mother Hubbard
New York
Walker Street
Bham
DR. Beaton
Jas. D. Hoge, N. B. Solner
Union Savings & Trust Co
Case
Ieee
Patter
Washington Creamery
Oregon
Ile
Oregon Y. A
Washington Ranch
Dow
She
Oregon Ranch
Ste
Eaet
Peetetutte
First Ave
Columbia St
Stattle
Shorarock
J. P. Hartman
Alexander Myers
J. V. A. Smith
Viel Kid
Hoyt
Pike Street
N. B. Nelson
Frederick & Nelson (Inc
Navy Yard
Victor Football Goods
Theodore Wilts & CO
Pojarevats
Second Armory
Terry Ay
Iriday Bargains
Nottingham
Runabout College
William Walker
Second Avenue
Peter Thomp
Brown
Serge
Chil
Serge, Cash
Coate
Panama
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