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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1906

Page

3

Vision at Firat 1 church inspires reflection on the Spirit

An audience filled the large Firat 1 church as H. W. Rees spoke on Epistles and the loss of indifference. The sermon urged men to listen for God's voice through the Spirit and to observe His day, stressing urgency for spiritual readiness. A newly appointed Oregon commission will represent the state in Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition negotiations for 1909. Members are Henry B. Reed, W. H. Wehling, M. D. Wigdorn, J. O. G. and W. Rowe.

H. W. Rees Firat 1 Norrow John Gate George Chamberlain Oregon Commission Henry B. Reed BR. W. Rowe Portland W. H. Wehring Hillsboro M.D Wigdom Grant's Pass

Beattle Newsboys Plan 4th Masquerade Night

The Beattle Newsboys union dance committee has booked Eagles hall for Friday November 24 for its annual masquerade party to raise funds for the union's annual hall day dinner for members.

Beattle Newsboys Eagles Hall Mth

2.55 Buys 4.25 Screens Urpanel Gold Frame

An auction listing notes a buyer paying 2.55 for four and a quarter screens in a golden oak frame, filled with silk-like fabric. The item is described as high quality and finished, with a noted style and finish.

Tanzer to secure company books in Montana under court order

G L Tanzer president of the New World Smelting Company travels to Montana to fetch records and vouchers required by the Superior Court. Dr Tanzer L Smith seeks a bond of 10260 to cover potential damages, with Tanzer denying any sale of stock and pledging timely turnover of books next Friday.

G. L. Tanser New World Smelting Company Montana Dr. Taner L. Smith Yakey Dr. Tanzer Thomas

The Lion and the Mouse at the Grand and more

A crowded Grand audience enjoyed The Lion and the Mouse with Paul Everton and Josephine Lovett, praised as a vivid, strong production. The night also featured Ae Told in the Hills, Held for Ransom, Belasco and DeMille’s Men and Women, and a Star Theatre vaudeville with Dick and Alice McAvoy and Riley and Mathews plus the Wonderland Exhibition at Second Avenue with the 1909 Flyer car and incubators.

Grand Paul Everton John Burkett Ryder Josephine Lovett Shirley Rossmore Belasco and DeMille Lois Theatre Belasco Wiliam Prescott Ralph E. Cummings Colonel Kip Harry Mack Sam Delafield Phillip Sheffield Aileen Star Theatre Pooh Dick and Alice McAvoy Riley & Mathews

Real Estate Purchase Reported in Green Lake

Wesley SH Walter real estate firm reports Mr. T. W. Davidson purchased two lots and a house on Meridian Street for $1,850. The deal was recorded in Green Lake on October 29.

Green Lake Wesley SH Walter Real Estate Firm T. W. Davidson Meridian St T. R. Thurston

Two Chickering Baby Grands Crown Saturday piano sales

Two prominent city residents bought Chickering Baby Grand pianos from the D. & Johnston Company Saturday as the store sold over eighteen pianos, including Kimball and Story & Clark models. Patrick McGee of South Park and Sidney Bell of Seventeenth Street were the buyers. The Chickering brand claims prestige as America’s oldest and finest piano, with the firm stressing its long history and reputation.

D. &. Johnston Company Kimball, Story & Clark Cable 'E “Selson Hobart M. Cable Fatrick McQgee South Park Chickering Sidney Bell America D. 8. Johnston Company West

Real estate and court notes mix with local crime cases

A road side real estate project by Wheeler McDonald Callinan and Thorpe faces a required move after a building inspector ordered it shifted. Nearby Routan plans a seven room two story home on seventy seventh near Aurora. In court, Frank Lamb received one year for grand larceny at alla Walla. John Connors guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses and sentenced to two years. Knutson jailed six months for petit larceny. Mathews case deferred. five year terms for two freight car looters. Also advertised London gloves 16 gauge at London of Seville. 1111 2nd ave.

Wheeler, McDonald Callinan Thorpe T. P Fay Wheeler Routan Aurora Frank Lamb Frater Walla Walla Er. Knutson French Mathews Franke Jones

Ordinances Approved for Street Improvements and Ladd’s Addition

Mayor Moore signs ordinances appropriating funds from the general fund for concrete walks on Twenty fourth Avenue North and related street improvements on Tenth Avenue North and Thirty first Avenue North. The Hatnier Investment Co. is granted the right to improve streets in Ladd’s second addition at its own expense.

Moore Twentyfourth Ave General Fund Tenth Ave North Et al Thirty First Ave Hatnier Investment Co Ladd

Cove Hotel Gambling Denial by Smiths Cove Owner

Frank Duse and Deputy Sheriff W M Duse run the Cove hotel at Smith's Cove and deny permitting gambling games on the premises stating no gambling activities occur there.

Frank Duse W. M. Duse Cove Hotel Smith's Cove

Wool carpets on sale at Pusey Wuzzy Rug Co

Readable text promotes 700 yard good all wool grain carpets at a per yard price. Advertisement mentions Ind 7497, Queen Anne 1222 and the store Pusey Wuzzy Rug Co located at 614 Westlake ay inviting customers to come and see.

Queen Anne Pusey Wuzzy Rug Co Westlake Ay

A Gambler Den Claim Denied By Host

The host declares his premises yield no revenue from gambling activities. He says guests at his boarding house play cards for recreation, not profit, and he has never benefited financially from any gambling game. He emphasizes opposition to public gambling and asserts he profits from other legitimate means.

Brotherhood Ball at Eagles Hall Promises Night of Music

The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen plans the 19th annual ball at Eagles hall tomorrow evening with Wagner's band. Arrangements are led by James Hough John McFeeley and Carroll J Judkins. A man named Charles Winkler who claimed to be secretary is questioned by Carroll J Judkin who says the report is false and that no complaint exists. Wear Brooks Haws 1da1 ind ave.

Brotherhood of Railroad Eagles Hall Wagner James Hough John McFeeley Carroll J. Judkins Charles Winkler Carroll J. Judkian

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