Reverend Haynes Arrives in Chicago Preaches at First Baptist
Rev Myron D Haynes of Chicago arrived Friday and will deliver his opening sermon at First Baptist Sunday morning. He said he would ignore unpleasantries and expressed that he did not intend to discuss the half rate ticket issue beyond stating he regarded the Grays as his children and praised Rock Island president for exonerating him. A striking, tall athletic man with dark hair accompanies him.
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Cago
First Baptist
Rev. Haynes
John R. Gray, Jr
Grays
Rock Island Company
Dr. Hayneste & O
May Convert Court House Into City Hospital
C J Smith and King County Bar association members discussed converting the present court house into a municipal hospital rather than a school, noting the board’s feasibility finding and urging further architect reviews while opposing a joint meeting. Two chamber and association members were appointed to consult the school board.
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Court House
City Hospital
C. J. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
King County Bar Association
Ths
James Stephen
Bar
Mr. Stephen
Board of Education
J. D. McCutcheon
Mr. Smith
Smith
Chamber
Association
Orientean commerce grows with railways says official data
An official despatch reports that Asia and Oceania population exceeds 50 million while world trade totals 3 trillions. It notes Orient railways are under one tenth of global networks despite half the population and a third of area. Japan and India show the largest trade gains from expanding rail networks.
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Washington
Department of Statistics
Asia
Oceanica
The
Orient
Japan
India
China
United States poised to capture larger share of Orient trade
The article argues the United States has a growing lead in orient trade due to Pacific access and soon the Isthmian canal. It notes U.S. exports to Asia around $100 million, with Europe at $600 million, and shows U.S. gains in 1900–1904 outpacing Europe. It cites Pacific frontage of 12,500 nautical miles and predicts exports could rise to $500 million with new canal routes.
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United States
Asia
Oceanica
Europe
China
Japan
Australia
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
United Kingdom
Russia
Isthmian Canal
Orient
Seattle
San Francisco
Tacoma
Regional Notes on Mills, Churches and Local Happenings
Summary of state items: Mastern Hallway and Lumber builds a $49,000 saw mill at Centria. Rev W E Randall leaves Central Baptist Portland to pastor Everett Baptist Bunnyelde hosts a fair next week. Palouse farmers seek higher grain prices. Rural telephone work near Castle Rock. Castle Rock may host a fish hatchery. Walla Walla elects Mrs Bodwell president of eastern Washington WCTU. Walla Walla voters consider a water bond. Strawberry townsite planned near Kennewick. Jefferson County fair closes with success. Chehalis to get a milk condensary plant. Hoquiam opens a new theater. Aberdeen completes city hall. Peter Stone body found in Kalama River. Major General Sumner inspects FM Walla Walla. Bellingham to open a Friday Harbor creamery branch. Big Bend wheat yields expected. Miles Folk of La Conner threshes 160 bushels per acre. Peter Jackno of Olympia wins 1500 dollars for losing two fingers.
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Mastern Hallway and Lumber Company
Centralia
W. E. Randall
Central Baptist Church
Portland
Everett Baptist Church
Bunnyelde
Castle Rock
FE ¢. Bodwell
Walla Wall
Peter Stone
Kalama
Sumner
Pacific Division
Walla Walla
B. Agen
Bellingham
Friday Harbor
Big Bend
Miles Folk
la Conner Flata
Peter Jackno
Olympia
One-Legged Man a Hero in Rescue at New Westminster
A one-legged boatman leaps to save Ed Grenholme after he falls from a fishing boat. Albert Brettburg, impeded by his disability, makes multiple dives to recover the swimmer but then returns to shore to alert police.
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New Westminster
Albert Brett
I Burg
Hhe
Ed. Grenholme
Brettburg
New Fall Styles at BE. N. Brooks & Co.
A beautiful showing of New Fall Styles including shirts, neckwear, and hosiery. BE. N. Brooks & Co. invites shoppers to view the collection at 1331 Second Avenue. Also notes a Battleship Excursion with boats from Pier 2 at 9 10 and 11, 12 noon, 1 15, 2 40, 4 96, and 7 30 p m to see the fleet at the Navy Yard.
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BE. N. Brooks & Co
Second Avenue
Navy Yard
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Rainier Boulevard
McArthur
Lewis-Littlefield Co
Haller Building
Tel
Main
Ind
Heady'’s Barber Shop
Victor
Vietor
Alus
Sherman, Clay
Pacific Coast Distributors of Victor Machines and Records
2Nd Ave
Cal
Oakland
Bagley’s
Eastman
Ricksecker
Colgate
Saa
Appell
Merk’s
Max Ragley
Bocoud
Pantages Theater
L. J. Hoffman
WB. L. Hutchinson CO
Clothiers, Secon and
Uno
London Loan Office
Guy
Myron D. Haynes
Chi
Rel
M. D. Haynes
Gale
Far East
Broadhurst
J. Redelsheimer & Co
Firat Ave
Columbia St
Pacific Northwest
Indhia
T. Petkovits & CO
Pioneer Farriers
Marton Street
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Karlstad
Norway
Sweden
Ekither
Echo Lake Garden Tracts
Inet
Southside Gardens
Renton
Meadowe Station
New York
Columbia Medical Institute
WM. McHarrie
A. Tudhope
Ph. G
Mer
Post-Intelligencer
Associated Press Service
Lilian Bell
Tomorrow's Magazine
Valdez and
Seward
Alaskan
Etla Higginson
Shanghai
Puget Sounr
NAVY
Capt. Slamm
Redmen
Edmond Meany
Luther Burbank
Ohio
Pike Street
Third and
Pike
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