Blind Store Used as Narcotics Front in Murder Case
George Van Horst the escaped killer captured Tuesday night and sent back to a New Westminster prison to finish a life term. He was chained and handed to custody at 8 am by G W Troblope and H Norman. A raid at 4111 Eighth Ave on Wednesday netted 67 packages of cocaine and morphine and led to the arrest of Valentine K Reynolds who claimed he and Van Horst ran the blind store with narcotics. Reynolds, pardoned in 1914 for murder, is held on an open charge. Serjeant J Zimmerman and several patrolmen made the arrests.
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Keefe
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Co Ed Athletes to Send Delegate to National Convention
The Women's Athletic Association at the University of Washington will send a delegate to the national convention in March in Bloomington Illinois.
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Women's Athletic Association of the
University of Washington
Moomington, Ill
Ume
Sample Ballots Out for City Primary
Voting machines list 14 candidates for three city council seats in the February 21 primary. The top vote getters will advance to the general city election ballot on March.
Women to Stage Largest Washington Industrial Exhibit
During the week of April 18 the Seattle Federation of Women's Club will hold at the Arena the largest industrial exhibit in the history of the state. The event aims to interest women in Washington products and promote local industries.
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Seattle Federation of Women's Clube
Washington
Tanlac credited for long relief of stomach and kidney troubles
Mrs. Mary Prentice of Spokane says Tanlac cured twenty years of illness and nervous trouble. She describes severe pain on her left side, back and heart, sleepless nights, and gradual weakness before Tanlac enabled weight gain, pain relief, and restful sleep. Bartell Drug Stores sell Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Mary Prentice
West Boone Ave
Spokane
Taniac
Bartell Drug Stores
Divorce Court Reunites Families in New York Session
Mrs. Herman Smith of New York City visited Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton's domestic relations court Wednesday. Two families were reunited and financial matters settled while six other cases were adjusted.
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Herman Smith
New York City
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton
University extension class on South America opens
A university extension course on South America will begin next Wednesday at 745 PM in the 1044 Henry building. Prof. G C W Umphrey, recently returned from South America, will lead the instruction.
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South America
Henry Building
GC. W. Umphrey
Kentucky Governor Halts Night Riding Raids
In Lexington on February 10, Governor F. P. Morrow ordered state cavalry prepared to move into any region where night riders avenge tobacco growers selling crops. His swift intervention prevented a recurrence of the 1907 raids.
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Lexington
F. P Morrow
Co-eds to Learn About Botulism From Bacteriologist Talk
University coeds will hear Carl R. Fellers, bacteriologist of the National Canners' Association, discuss botulism in a Thursday afternoon talk. The session aims to inform on causes, dangers, and prevention.
Literature Class in Everett Planned
An extension class in contemporary literature will be organized in Everett Monday night by the university. W. L. O. Chittick, professor in English, will be in charge.
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Everett
W. L. O. Chittick
Engileh
Journalism Grad Wirs Promotion Sparks Texas Move
Emil Murja editor of the University Daily from September 1915 to January 1916 has been promoted to general manager of the Breckenbridge Daily American in Kreckenbridge Texas according to word reaching the university campus.
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Emil Murja
University Daily
Juet
Breckenbridge Daily American
Kreckenbridge
Texas
Checkerboards Sought for Disabled Vets at Cushman Hospital
A call goes out for checkerboards to aid disabled service men at Cushman hospital. Roy Scarpa and others are asked to craft light tables with checkerboard tops. Only four tables exist for 168 men, currently.
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Cushman Hospital
Roy Scouta
Cops to Aid Fund for L A Building Concert
The police will support the Salvation Army building fund with a band concert on February 19. Tickets are available at Sherman and Clay on Third Avenue and Pine Street.
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Salvation Army
Sherman & Clay's
Third Ave
Pine
Montlake Folk to Meet on Saturday
Montlake district residents plan a Saturday gathering at the Seattle Yacht Club to discuss ways and means to boost the proposed Montlake bridge. The meeting aims to mobilize support and outline funding and construction steps for the project.
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Montlake
Montlake District
Seattle Yacht Club
Montlake Bridge
Added Boxes at Modern Safety Deposit Vaults
1500 new boxes available for safekeeping of bonds and valuable papers. Visit the entrance on the corner of Second Ave and Pike St to examine the equipment and facilities.
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Second Ave
Pike St
McDonald Couple Faces Divorce Over Sister Living Conflict
Mrs Lottie A McDonald seeks divorce from Arthur E McDonald in superior court. She objects to him inviting her sister to live in their apartment and cites friction over driving the family car. The couple runs a grocery at 610 EB Pine.
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Mra Lottie A. McDonald
Arthur
McDonald
Superior Court
John & Jury
Onearme
McDonalds
Pine Et
Legion to Consider Pending Legislation at Olympia Meeting
American Legion state commander Thomas N. Eeale announces a meeting of the state executive committee in Olympia on Tuesday to consider pending legislation affecting former servicemen.
Commissions Recommended for 146th Artillerymen
Corp W Hill Battery C Pvt William A Burnett Battery C and Pvt Harold H Luts Battery D of Ye 146th field artillery have been recommended for commissions.
Shrine group to hold next business session
The Next Business Session of Nite Temple Order of the Mystic Shrine will be held Monday at a stated time in the Shrine auditorium.
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Nite Temple
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Shrine Auditorium
How to Tint Your Gray Hair at Home
An old advertisement promotes Brownatone hair dye for gray hair, claiming instant feature of beauty with simple use. It offers two colors and a free trial, asking readers to send 11 cents for postage and packaging to The Kenton Pharmacal Co in Covington Kentucky.
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Kenton Pharmacal Co
Covington
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