That We May Have Life by Rev Raymond S Rees
The Seattle Star prints the eighth Monday Talk by Rev Raymond S Rees of Woodland Park Methodist urging readers to seek life in Christ. He cites eternal life through the Son and invites all to receive Jesus now for abundant life and power to become the sons of God.
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The Ridin' Kid From Powder River Chapter IX El Paso
Brevoort and Pete flee toward El Paso after a train stop. They plot to move the Spider's gold via bank, express, and a border escape while avoiding pursuit. The plan hinges on delivering the cash to Hodges Bank and evading authorities as they split up to flee north.
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Canvass Seattle to Aid Armenians
Under the direction of Fred J. Perine Louis F. Swift and Walter Paul a team of volunteers canvassed Seattle Monday for Near East relief. At a noon luncheon at the Hotel Washington Annex leading business men discussed plans to raise Seattle quota of 100000 for Armenian relief.
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City considers halt to Magnolia Bluff bus line amid cost concerns
Mayor Caldwell requests a city council hearing to decide whether to discontinue the Magnolia Bluff bus service which costs about 460 dollars per month. The city contends the service operates at a loss and may be unsustainable.
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Lathe named port warden to replace Paysse
Appointment of Fred M. Lathe former U S deputy marshal as port warden went before the city council for confirmation. Lathe was appointed by Mayor Caldwell after noon Saturday to succeed Captain A A Paysse who held the office six years and Lathe has worked on vessel valuations for the past year.
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Seattle resident with long waterfront ties named port warden
The new port warden, a Seattle resident for over 30 years, is a long time waterfront figure. He ran ship chandlery there as early as 1890 and previously served 12 years in the marshal's office. He later worked as a special investigator in Alfred Lundin's prosecuting attorney office.
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