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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1918
Page
3
Six assistant harbormasters would patrol Seattle’s waterfront if the council approves the harbor committee recommendation. The harbor department plans to use boats kept by private parks to aid in searching for thieves and enemy activity.
Police accuse Eugene Campbell of second degree burglary in an apartment tied to Mrs. Joe ee, located at 1816% Terry, on February 23. The arrest followed a burglary report at the residence.
Alexander Tiboff, alleged slayer of T. Yanonda, labelled a complete lunatic by Russian consul general N. Bogolavien sky for Nome and Alaska. Deputy Prosecutor Fillies has received the consul’s letter asserting Tiboff is insane after stabbing Yanonda, a Japanese lodger, on February 14. Consul seeks clemency.
Forty three survivors of the Florize wreck have arrived in New York after the liner struck rocks near Broadcove Sunday night. Survivors report heavy seas crushed interiors within minutes and 92 people are reported dead.
Registered men of Division No 4 will hold an important meeting at p m Tuesday in the Queen Anne branch library. All are requested to attend.
Discussion to fix a fair market price for halibut continued Tuesday at the second conference led by Charles Hebberd state food administrator and several wholesale fish dealers. The Monday session at the New Washington hotel yielded no definite action. Attendees included Captain J S Gibson of the Fishing Vessel Owners' Association and Peter Gill of the Fishermen's Union. Hebberd urged a state campaign for increased food production and telegrams to Gov Lister and officials calling for county food conventions. A production plan was prepared by President J Holland and Washington state college experts.
Federal agents investigate enemy alien prisoners at Fort Douglas after a bomb crafted from acids found in food supplies prompted the inquiry. The aim appears to be an escape attempt.
In federal court at Portland on February 2 charges under the Heed act were filed against Nels Jensen steward Paul Winters Walter and Axel Skogland fireman after a raid found 7000 bottles of liquor aboard the steam schooner Johan Poulsen. They have been jailed in Astoria.
A vintage notice touts Pape’s Cold Compound as a fast remedy for cold misery. It claims two hour dosing up to three doses clears nasal passageways, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverish symptoms, and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
Readers learn Firlands, Seattle, treats white plague patients with 150 beds but needs 950. A $60,000 bond issue on Tuesday’s ballot would fund a new pavilion, boosting care and facilities as community support enlists to aid patients and staff.
Mise Anderton, the first woman deputy U S marshal, hails from Denver and is noted for facing fear head on. She hailed from Denver where she is the daughter of Edward Anderson, secretary of the Colorado Federation of Labor.
Division 12 of the committee of patriotic service will host a patriotic rally and organization meeting Tuesday at p.m. at Weet Seat Ue high school. John B. Sherrett to give the principal talk. County Treasurer John Dennett, member of the King County Defense board, will preside. Citizens in the neighborhood are urged to attend.
Promotes Danderine as a quick hair enhancer that removes dandruff and prevents shedding within minutes. Claims show new growth over weeks, with glossy, full hair and invigorated scalp, urging readers to buy a small bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
The sale features Val lace and edgings at 12 yard lengths for 15¢, shirtwaist and dress patterns at substantial discounts, crochet cotton balls for 15¢, Royal Society Cotton 8¢, and various trimmings from 10¢ to 50¢ a yard. Boudoir caps and collars offered while supplies last.
Harry Lorig was to plead guilty in superior court to burglary. Police say he sneaked into Charles Koch's Ballard room, hid under the bed, and fled after Koch’s snoring. He left $500 cash and checks, threw away the checks, but $100 in bills was recovered.
Fourth class postal weights were increased today by order of the postmaster general. Rates rise from 60 to 70 pounds for first and second class zones, 20 to 70 pounds for the third zone, and 20 to 50 pounds for all other zones. All parcel post mail including farm and factory products is covered.
Francia J. Heney special counsel for the Federal Trade Commission says the Packers' combine seeks to dominate creameries butter cheese and oleo margarine as part of a food administration influence.
A vintage advert promotes Q-ban Hair Color Restorer as a non dye solution to keep hair dark and glossy. It claims gradual even coloring, no scalp staining, and compatibility with washing or waving, with a money back guarantee and nationwide druggist availability.
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