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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1921

Page

4

Seattle school board protest over missed notification

Director Shorrock protests to secretary Reuben Jones after learning the board approved major moves without full attendance. The vote to accept Dr Ira C Brown as medical director and to cut nurses follows tax council recommendations, with Shorrock warning no action on important matters without the entire board present.

Seattle RE. Shorrock Reuben Jones Shorrock Carl Henry King Walter Santmyeer Ira ¢. Brown Tax Reduction Council of Secret Jones

Armistice Day Proposed as Opening for Disarmament Talks

State Department officials say Armistice Day November 1 is viewed as the opening date for the Washington disarmament and Pacific conference but no agreement on the date has been reached. Secretary Hughes and allied diplomats discuss the conference agenda in London and Tokyo, with emphasis on keeping Far Eastern and Pacific questions open for debate.

A. L. Bradford Wied Ooo Seri State Department Washparley Hughes Geddes Shidehara London Tokyo Pacific Shantung Davis Oo Hughes

Britain denies urging delay at Washington arms talks

London August 3 Austen Chamberlain rejected reports that Britain was attempting to delay the Washington disarmament conference. He answered a question in parliament denying any urge to postpone negotiations.

London Austen Chamberlain Britain

Conservation Urged in Club Speech Here

Herbert Evison secretary of the National Parks association spoke before the Hundred Per Cent club at the Masonic Club annex on Tuesday noon urging conservation of Washington's natural resources.

Herbert Evison National Parks Association Hundred Per Cent Club Masonic Club Washington

Gabberts Journey to West Opens at Loew's Palace Hip

The Gabberts, Seattle natives billed as America's Ingenious Athletes, headline at Loew's Palace Hip theatre on Thursday after a four month planning trip. They toured 2600 miles from Minneapolis in 14 riding days on a Harley Davidson with camping gear and a Kodak set, visiting relatives at 3422 Walnuts since arriving in the cra.

Gabberts Loew's Palace Hip Yellowstone Mra Iabbert Seattle Cra America New Palace Mrs. Gabbert Minneapolis Palace Hip

Miners urged to accept cut in wage negotiations

The District No. 10 United Mine Workers convened at the Labor Temple to decide if talks with operators will reopen on the coal mine strike. A report by Edward Clifford's committee, led by James Allport, urged a roughly 20 percent wage cut, as 24 mines producing about 90 percent of Washington's coal have been idle for four months.

United Mine Workers of America Labor Temple Edward Clifford James Allport Barneshboro Washington

Auto jumps bluff. two men harmed, one killed

Andrew Savi died and Mike Ito, the driver, was arrested after an auto leaped a bluff at South Prairie. Police report a second man was injured in the crash and remains hospitalized with noncritical injuries.

Tacoma Andrew Savi Bluff South Prairie Mike Ito

Trust Formed to Finance Young Inventor Alfred Hubbard

A Spokane group formed a trust to fund Alfred Hubbard, 20, who claims to have invented an atmospheric generator. Judge Ralph C. Bell approved the plan providing $1,000 monthly for 50 months, with possible extension, contingent on Hubbard assigning all future inventions to the trust. Hubbard, previously of Seattle and Everett, is in Spokane.

Everett Trust Company Spokane Alfred Hubbard Ralph C. Bell Bay Hubbard Seattle

Northcliffe to Visit Vancouver on Friday Arrival Planned at 9 A.M.

Lord Northcliffe is expected to arrive in Vancouver at 9 a.m. Friday after leaving Winnipeg Tuesday afternoon en route to the Orient. He will be entertained amid a publisher's controversy with the London government.

Vancouver B. C Lord Northcliffe Winnipeg The Orient London

Irene Castle Hurt by Realistic Actor in Film Studio

Irene Castle, screen star and widow of Vernon Castle, is hospitalized in New York with a bruised neck after an actor delivered a choking scene too realistically. The incident occurred while filming, leaving her throat black and blue the following day.

New York Irene Castle Vernon Castle

Budget Committee Slashes More from City Budgets

The council budget committee on Tuesday cut over 24000 from three department estimates while approving six others as read. This follows last week’s total reductions of 1,106,740 from the 1922 expenditures. The panel also rejected a 10000 appropriation for street decorations, citing a new policy on non municipal expenditures.

Council Budget Committee Budget Committee

Olympia Edmonds Water System Ordered to Improve Plant

Edmonds Water System in Olympia must upgrade its treatment plant after an order from the Department of Public Works. The directive targets improvements to meet regulatory standards and ensure safe service for residents.

Olympia Edmonds Spring Water Company Edmonds Water Sye Department of Public Works

Pee Wee the Kangaroo Disappears At Woodland Park

For two weeks children at Woodland park worry when Pee Wee the two week old baby kangaroo vanishes. The mother kangaroo stays calm as kids fear a hoax until Pee Wee finally appears from her pouch to munch grass, leaving the crowd relieved.

Wanda Woodland Park Pee Wee Sho Suale Mary Johnnie Dad

Pugilistic Smithy Gets Two Knockouts in One Night

Red Kent, a blacksmith, fought in daytime and four bouts in the evening before being knocked out twice and jailed. The first blow felled him at the Pavilion, then Detective Ernet Yoris intervened as Kent struggled to recover. He remains jailed on a grand larceny charge with $1,600 bail unmet.

Red Kent Kent Fred Ernet Yoris Jal

Governor Flatt Accepts Extradition Papers In Walla Walla Case

Olympia reports Governor Flatt has signed extradition papers for Thomas Young of Walla Walla who is wanted in San Francisco on murder charges. Young faces removal to stand trial for a homicide allegation.

Olympia Flatt Thomas Young Walla Walla San Francisco

Tong Slayer Seattle Man

Police map motive after a Seattle man linked to tong warfare claims to prevent Seattle bloodshed following a fatal shooting in Portland. Authorities tightened surveillance of all trains as part of the probe amid Chinatown tensions and gang alliances.

Suey Sing Tong Portland Seattle Chinatown To Beattie Albert Wong Hop Sing Tong Suey Sings

Silk Village Patterns and Fabric Floor Sale

Silk Village offers simple blouse and skirt patterns and silk fabric during a limited week. Shoppers find free cut patterns and discounted silks at the fabric floor, described as a special promotion this week.

Apron Thursday Offers Attractive New Models

Apron Thursday features new apron styles priced at 1.95. An eye catching pink or blue gingham apron with Oriental crepe trim and rick rack is described, along with hand embroidered appliques and unbleached muslin options with gingham sash. Second floor Bon Marche.

BON Marche

Bon Marche Food Specials on Fresh Daily Offerings

Bon Marche advertises mayonnaise 39c per lb, combination meat and macaroni loaf 34c per lb, Washington Full Cream Cheese 28c per lb, Swiss cheese 59c per lb while stock lasts. Phez or Pride jams five cans 95c, Salmon 2 for 15c or 3 for 20c, soda crackers 15c per lb, birthday candles 7c per box four for 25c, jelly rolls 15c, bread large loaves 12c. Upper main floor offers counter lunch 35c with sirloin beef Yorkshire pudding brown potatoes vegetable bread and butter strawberry puffs coffee or milk.

Bon Marche Washington

Women's Tan Calf Strap Oxfords At 7.50

Shoe section advertises women's tan calf strap oxfords priced at 7.50 with 14 inch heels and oak welt soles. Also lists growing girls oxfords brown with rounded toes and flat heels in sizes 2 to 7, plus high shoes over a footform last in several sizes with prices from 1.85 to 2.15 from Bon Marche.

Oxfords BON Marche

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