If I Were Editor of the Seattle Times
Pastor John M. Dean outlines what a righteous Seattle Times would publish. He attacks the paper for dishonest advertising and sensationalism, urging honest reporting, scrutiny of quacks and vice, and defense of public morals.
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Drunken Arrests Highlight City Patrol Sweep
Six men were arrested yesterday for drunkenness. three were taken on Pike Street by Patrolman Sapler and three on Washington Street. One more drunk was found, but did not ride in the toy wagon. a companion aided him. None answered where they had obtained the liquor.
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Walla Walla Chamber Tour Placed by Coast Washouts
Seventy five members of the Walla Walla Chamber of Commerce excursion group are stalled in Santa Barbara due to washouts on the Southern Pacific coast line. They had planned to continue to Los Angeles on Friday as per schedule.
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Rancher Anderson Drowns in Skamakawa Creek
Cathlamet report states T U P N P Anderson, rancher near Skamakawa and father in law of ex Sheriff M WHangen, drowned in Skamakawa creek last night. Details are scarce.
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Sealed note reveals double tragedy in Cleveland
In Cleveland on January 26 a sealed note to Ming Helen William warned that upon his return his mother and father would be dead. Bar Hillburn 19 handed the note to Miss Williams and fled. Mrs Hillburn lay fatally shot. Mr Hillburn was found dead in the barn, believed to have killed himself after losing a fortune in Canadian real estate.
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Franchises Sought for Waterfront Freight Terminals
City councilman plans ordinances to grant five FRANCHISES covering street ends along Alo the Ballard waterfront where Chicago Milwaukee and Mt Paul aim to invest 200000 for open trucks ferry slips and freight facilities. Railroad yard to store cars shipyard lands to be used for barges and future interchanges with transcontinental lines. Dated Jan 26 Winniprg.
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Startling Prices on Men’s Pants and Shoes
Men’s pants priced at 2.05 per pair, with regulars of 4.50, 5.00, and 5.50. Shoes clearanced with regulars of 3.00 and 3.50, alteration sale price 1.80. Cooper’s Wool underwear at 1.10 and 1.50 values. All patterns up to date and in mint condition.
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Mayor vows veto over incomplete safe relocation ordinance
Mayor Miller will file a veto message tonight contending the proposed law is incomplete. He objects to a council ordinance that regulates safes raised into the business district but fails to cover the manner of moving safes out after placement, saying the law goes half way.
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Briefs by Wire Chronicle Dispatches
Carson Senator Newlands was re elected today. The jury in the bribery case of A H New burgh was discharged after disagreement. Eve lyn Thaw reportedly en route to visit. Harry Thaw to follow after release. The wreck of the Maine remains a menace in Havana harbor and will be removed. Leavitt will not oppose divorce sought by Ruth Bryan Leavitt. Bilks must wait for 6000 population before charter. J S Johnston to be married in Chicago to Mme Pope. Utah may become a prohibition state. drastic anti liquor bill in progress. Mrs John Hancock, wife of murdered mining man, jailed amid threats over evidence. One thousand men to be employed by the government in North Yakima.
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Tremont Handles 50 Carloads Of Salmon In Record Pace
Steamer Tremont attracts attention by quickly loading 50 carloads of salmon at pier D. The ship uses 16 hatches simultaneously as stevedores swarm decks. The entire shipment may be handled in two days, allowing Tremont to sail by Wednesday.
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