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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
7
Deputy Sheriff William of Seattle and Deputy Tom of Enumclaw arrested Charles Labauske and Frank Bra for a still seized in the woods near Enumclaw Wednesday night. Labauske fled toward Enumclaw but was captured after a pursuit.
A dry goods box at Pier D yielded 271 pints of liquor found Wednesday night. Authorities believe the liquor was transported on the steamer President. No arrests or further details were given.
F J Snow, 20, motorman, died at city hospital at 1 40 am Thursday after being shot while trying to prevent E J Swiger from shooting William Molynex another motorman last Saturday Swiger is jailed on an open charge and to be charged with the shooting Mrs Snow was summoned from 909 Cherry st to Snow's bedside and stayed until his death.
Lieut. P. J. Lloyd guides five sergeants on a recruiting trip leaving Thursday morning for Everett. They will participate in the city's Fourth of July celebration.
Washington reports a packed congressional agenda as President Wilson nears submission of the peace treaty. The House will pass prohibition enforcement, railro ad status, dye industry protections, tariff revision, merchant marine policy, and shipbuilding reforms while investigations into war department spending and other agencies proceed through summer.
Easie Lemons aged 12 daughter of Alfred and Mrs Lemons of 50th Avenue sustained serious injuries after her head struck a log while running with Alice Paft and two others near Madrona beach. She was rendered unconscious and taken to Providence hospital after first aid failed.
Charier L. Schaefer, cashier of the North Side State Bank, reports crops are looking fine in Northwestern Washington after returning from his Vancouver honeymoon on Wednesday.
Soap should be used very carefully if you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali that dries the scalp and ruins the hair. Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo is pure and greaseless and best for steady use. One or two teaspoonfuls cleanse hair and scalp thoroughly.
Ruby Wenning of Portland, at 19, is described as the youngest girl riverboat captain. She earned her title during the war by piloting a 36 foot launch on the Columbia between Pasco and Hanford, passing captain’s exams with honors and delivering mail reliably. She ran the dangerous rapids solo, setting a Pasco to Portland record of 300 miles, and speaks proudly of the risky work.
Police Judge John Gordon fined J. A. Adams 76 dollars C. Hamblin 75 dollars and Nick Tkonovich 75 dollars for illegal hard cider sales J. W. Day faced the heaviest penalty after city officers seized 14 60 gallon barrels five 10 gallon barrels and four 5 gallon barrels of hard cider prompting a 100 dollar fine
A fire at 1725 Harvard Ave. Wednesday evening caused $1200 in apartment damage and $300 in furniture loss. Origin and cause are unknown. The blaze began about 7 30 p m and required aid from additional units before firefighters contained it. Building owner is L Setter, leased by E A Matthews.
Henry Weber, 22, is in police custody on suspicion of involvement in an assault and robbery at A. Friedman’s store on Occidental avenue two weeks ago. Detectives Montgomery and O'Brien arrested him Wednesday at First avenue, S. and King street.
Medford Oregon July 3 Tele phone service is being slowly maintained here by strikebreakers. The regular operators walked out yesterday. They stated it is not a strike in sympathy with the Portland centrals but due to unsatisfactory local conditions.
Struck by an automobile driven by Charles Kock 2511 Bf Springer William Conley 40 is in the city hospital with probable skull fracture and severe bruises Kock was arrested but released on his personal recognizance
Col William M Inglis formerly commanded the Second Washington in France was due in Seattle on Wednesday but his arrival has been delayed to Friday.
Seven Seattle men led by Sergt Carl M Bringdahl Sergt Wilbur FE Hamilton Sergt James T Slaughter Cook Giovanni Navonne Cook Angelo Guile and Cook Russell 8 Matheson joined 64 other veterans passing through Seattle on their way to Camp Lewis on Wednesday.
Two butchers were arrested on warrants alleging meat unfit for human consumption. J Stong of a Pine Street market and I W Ringer, manager of Pacific Meat, with stores on First Avenue and Pike Street, were taken into custody and posted $26 bail each.
Scotch people of Seattle plan a July fourth picnic at Fortuna Park. The Caledonian Society Clan Mackenzie and Gaelic Society unite for the event. Skinner Eddy offers a cup to the winning tug of war shipyard team. Boats from Leschi Park depart for the park at 9 30.
Patrolman W. P. Byron of Ballard station is recovering from injuries after a vehicle crash on the 15th Avenue Bridge last Saturday.
The text explains rheumatism starts from kidney failure to expel toxins and warns of irreversible damage if untreated. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O1 Capsules as a remedy to cleanse kidneys, urinary tract, and restore organs, claiming imitation products exist and urging to seek the GOLD MEDAL brand at druggists in three sizes.
J D Ross lighting superintendent filed an estimate with the city council showing a proposed 10000 kilowatt steam plant on Lake Union will cost over 750000. The city faces an electric power shortage and council weighs a 1125000 bond issue to finance the additions.
Funeral services for Ralph H. Clark aged 40 were conducted at Bleitz Rafferty parlors in Ballard on Wednesday. A See Masons member and former first Washington volunteer infantry member he died at his home 1544 Westlake Ave on Saturday.
The article traces two key innovations in welfare history. Newton’s 1835 vacuum process helped cane sugar reach a semi liquid state, while 1883 Horlicks in Racine created a dry milk powder from malted grains without cane sugar. The resulting product Malted Milk proved easy to prepare, digestible, and nutritious, with lasting influence.
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