New Food Protection Ordinance Takes Effect Sept 1
The city council approved a food protection ordinance requiring all fruit vegetables and meat to be protected from dust and insects. Health Commissioner Crichton led the measure amid dealer opposition with penalties of 100 dollars and 30 days in jail for violations. The ordinance will be widely distributed to inform dealers. In Washington officials also announced Japan will build a 1 million dollar four acre Panama Pacific exposition site at the Presidio in San Francisco as a permanent gift to the U S.
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Crichton
Washington
Japan
Presidio
Saan Francisco
United States
Paper delivery and circulation service notice
A public notice from The Star management urges customers to ensure prompt delivery and to report missed or substituted newspapers. Call Malin 8400, ask for the Circulation Department, if your copy does not arrive on time.
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Star
Still a Slave and Other Wartime Reflections
An anecdote recalls a South traveler questioning freedmen after the war and Uncle Rae tus’s reply about still lacking freedom. A fire damaged a private home at 2027 12th Ave, causing $400 in losses from a defective fire. Dr. J T Geely traveled to Indianapolis for the national meeting of the American Veterinary Association.
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Raetus
New York
D. F. Lynch
12Th Ay
J. T. Geely
Indianapolis
The
American Veterinary Association
Stretched Humor on Morning Climb Earns Yonkers Slates
A Yonkers man is mocked for dramatic claims about hard mountain climbs. The joke reframes the effort as merely rising from bed each morning, highlighting a lighthearted exchange. Jill confirms some climbing, but the punchline centers on daily routine effort.
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Yonkers Slates
Members plan steamer trip with picnic to Delano beach stop
The Seat Commercial club and friends will sail on the Calista tomorrow for a basket picnic and inland excursion. A dance and dinner stop is planned at Delano beach, Port Townsend, before continuing. Collector of Customs Harper wired Ta coma asking the Panama Maru captain for details.
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Seat
Commercial Club
Inlands
Delano Beach
Port Townsend
Harper
Tacoma
Lingering Port Townsend Customs Check Delays Vessel
At Port Townsend the captain faced possible penalties pending his explanation after a customs and immigration examination. A heavy freight locomotive collided with a work train near Cedar River causing minor injuries to several crewmen. A steamship passenger list and freight cargo were noted for the Buckman bound for San Francisco and the Alameda arriving from Alaska ports.
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Cedar River
JFE
Buckman
Alaska Pacific Line
San Francisco
Balloonist to Attempt Ascension at Oxbow Park
Alice Rodomeky Van Dyke, the noted balloonist, plans another ascent and parachute drop next Sunday at Oxbow Park after the ball game, reviving the popular Sunday exhibition in Georgetown.
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Alice Rodomeky van Dyke
Residenza
Georgetown
Oxbow Park
Old Man Lets This Woman Go Free
United Press Leased Wire reports 76 year old David Napping of Iowa, a California bound farmer, says he won’t pursue charges against Mrs. Alice Brown who he says he met in Colorado and helped relocate to Los Angeles with funds for a lodging house in San Francisco. He appeared in San Francisco, expressing he cannot bear to see her go to the penitentiary.
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United Press
Los Angeles
David Napping
Alice Brown
Napping
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
Brown
Portland
Colorado
Alice
Dog Sign Replaces Classic Warning at Yard Gate
A home changes its gate notice from the traditional Beware of the Dog to a plain statement The Dog Behind This Door RITES inviting visitors to draw their own conclusions.
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Phyland
Turner Arrested on Fraud Claim Involving Shingle Bill
On complaint by the National Bank of Commerce A B Turner with offices in the Arcade Annex was arrested. He sought to borrow from the bank using a bill of lading for a carload of shingles believed to be bound for Brandt Lumber Co Minneapolis. The bill was said to be issued by a Snohomish agent who denied it.
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National Bank of Commerce
A. B. Turner
Arcade Annex
Turner
Brandt Lumber Co
Minneapolis
Snohomish
House Burns Down On Morgan Street
A one story frame residence at 4847 Morgan Street, owned by Ai D Rindon, burned to the ground yesterday afternoon. Neighbors attempted to rescue occupants but failed as Rindon had moved out the day before. Damage estimated at 1200 dollars.
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Morgan At
Ai D Rindon
Neightors
Rindon
Memorial services for Wm Booth Salvation Army leader
Memorial services for the late Wm Booth head of the Salvation Army will be held at the Mdéore theatre Sunday afternoon September 1. The program is not yet decided. The item includes a humorous quote about earning money and a brief family exchange about suitors.
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Wm. Booth
Salvation Army
Mdéore Theatre
Residents seek to run Kirkland ferry themselves
Residents of Kirkland and Redmond along Lake Washington press county commissioners to permit local operation of the Kirkland ferry and fund deficits themselves. Commissioner Rutherford doubts East Side residents will cover any operating shortfall.
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Kirkland
Redmond
Lake Washington
Rutherford
East
Eva Booth sails to London for General Booth funeral
New York reports Commander Eva Booth daughter of the late General William Booth left for London to attend the funeral of her father. General Bramwell Booth the new commander in chief sent a cable renewing her commission as head of the Salvation Army in America.
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New York
Eva Booth
Wm. Booth
Here
London
Bramwell Booth
The
Salvation Army
Army
America
Engineer suspended for 90 days after steamer Sioux collision
Edward G. Triplett, engineer of the steamer Sioux, was suspended for 90 days for negligence in interpreting signal bells at Everett. The Sioux crashed into the Camano, sank her, and wrecked two launches. Triplett blamed the oiler for the miscommunication during the bridge signals. Over 250 attended Camp No. 2 Spanish War Veterans annual open smoker and banquet.
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Edward G. Triplett
Sioux
Everett
Camano
Triplett
George H. Fortson
Ark tale of a moose and elephant clash on deck
A humorous scene from Noah's Ark shows Ham and the skipper dealing with a moose attempting to butt an elephant overboard on the crowded lower deck.
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Ham
dCleveland Plain Dealer
Children's Fall Underwear and Wool Garments Sale
Fall weights steam shrunk fabrics offered in white and natural colors. Sizes 2 to 16 years with prices from 5c to 2.25 for garments including wool and cotton union suits shirts drawers pants and vests. Second Floor.
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Union
Children’s
New Coats for School Girls Promote Tailored Styles
New coats for school girls offer strictly tailored lines in sizes 6 to 16 with tibeline coatings and cheviots. Full-length, semi-fitting, and belted options feature convertible collars for open or snug wear on damp days. Prices range 11.50 to 27.50 with floor display and available in imported serge and domestic serge colors and patterns.
Children stock ings and hosiery at 25 cents per pair
Advertises various hosiery for children and misses including Boy Scout stockings and medium weight black cotton hosiery with reinforced features. Silk-lisle Misses hosiery offered in several colors. Located at Firat Floor.
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Mae
Sic
Mt. Vernon
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Ower
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Second Avenue
Pike Street
Customs and Immigration
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Congregational Motherhood of
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Plymouth Church
Alameda
Alaska Steamship Company
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Richard Saxe Jones
N. C. Richards
North Yakima
Salt Lake City
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Eagles’ Hall
Chicago
Betas
Chicago Record- Herald
Frederick & Nelson
Peter Thompson
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Armour
Packer
Hudnut
Sampson
Pinaud
Ayer
Sanital
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Sagesroom
Bern
Mories
Barrier
Promine
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