Fleetwide Officer Changes in Pacific Battleships
Capt. Philip Williams relieves Capt. BR. M. Leigh as commander of the battleship Tennessee. Leigh goes to Washington as assistant chief at the bureau of navigation. Capt. A. M. Proctor relieves Capt. Kellogg aboard the Texas at Tacoma. New officers assume duties across the Pacific fleet. Lieut. J. J. Kaveney to depart for national capital with Lieut. F. D. Gibbs taking over duties Wednesday.
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Philip Williams
BR. M. Leigh
Tennessee
Leigh
Washington
Bureau of Navigation
A. M. Proctor
Kellogg
Texas
Tacoma
Pacific Fleet
J. J. Kaveney
California
F. D. Gibbs
Uty
A Lion That Likes Man
Professor M J Elrod writes on America’s animals noting mountain lions are rarely hostile to humans and sometimes defend people in emergencies. He cites cases from Hudson and Roosevelt, contrasts with dogs provoking hostility, and mentions an Everett accident where Exkio B Neal was treated after a car crash.
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W. H. Hudson
Col. Roosevelt
Pedestrian Struck by Auto on Fourth Avenue
A Japanese boy about 12, who refused to give his name, was hit and knocked down by an automobile driven by Co. C. Foster of Des Moines Tuesday at Fourth Ave and Jackson St.
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Co. C. Foster
Des Moines
Fourth Ave
Jackson St
Frank Levern, Jr
Frank Levern
Fairview Ave
Hugh McGregor
Harrison St
Ice famine averted by port commission action
Seattle leaders faced a potential ice shortage due to heat but the port commission stepped in. At Wednesday’s meeting the commission opened the Sroka cold storage terminal to public needs after urging from city ice dealers. Lee from the port plant will be routed through the Lee Delivery Co.
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Seattle
Port Commission
Sroka
George B. Lamping
Committee O
Lee
Lee Delivery Co
Griffin Out Scott in as Laundry Head
C A Beott succeeds M A Griffin in managing Mutual Laundry. Griffin arranged the plant and ran it for seven years with success. The union and local laundry association negotiate wage cuts as the industry faces change. Griffin and friends have gone to the mountains for a few weeks of rest.
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Griffin
Scott
C. A. Beott
M. A. ‘Griffin
Mutual Laundry Company
Mutual Laundry
Laundry Workers’ Union
Beattie
Mr. Griffin
Dead Man's Float Succeeded by the Dog Paddle
Swimming instructor Ernie Wells shifts from the dead man’s float to the dog paddle as his 4,000 young pupils begin the next stage of his system. Friday sessions at Madrona and Mount Baker beaches cover mixed beginner and advanced groups with specific time blocks for boys and girls.
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Ernie Wells
Wells
Madrona
Mount Baker
Cab License Grants And Denials At City Committee
The Waldorf Cab Co was denied a stand in front of the Waldorf hotel by the public safety committees. F Archambault, with 106 years in business at 1433 Third Ave, was granted a stand. Central Cab Co received a stand on University 1 near Third Ave, while Wellington Hotel Co at 1623 Westlake Ave near the Lodge cabaret had its petition held over.
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Waldorf Cab Co
Waldorf Hotel
Council Public Safety Committees
F. Archambault
Third Ave
Central Cab Co
University #1
Wellington Hotel Co
Weetlake Ave
Lodge
Dismissal of Assault Charges Against Dentist
Third degree assault charges against Dr. Maimon Samuel Cobbridg. were dismissed by Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton. Mrs. May Sterling had alleged the doctor slapped her face during a refused throat treatment. Dr. Samuel Cobbridg. admitted forcing his way to open her mouth for treatment.
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Maimon Samuela
May Sterling
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton
Freckles Remedy Promises Free Trial and Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement targets freckle sufferers offering Othine double strength cream with a no cost guarantee if freckles are not removed. A druggist sells the ounce quantity and results are promised after a few applications, with rare cases needing only one ounce. If no improvement, money back guaranteed.
Flyer Does Stunts to Please Alaskans
Juneau residents watched aviator C. O. Treat perform stunt flights en route to Siberia for Gas Limeau Channel citizens. In Toppenish Frank Stanley narcotic addict attempts drug theft and feigns deaf mute but regains speech after being struck during escape attempt.
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Juneau
C. O. Treat
Siberia
Gastineau Channel
Toppenish
Frank Stanley
Dr. F. Carpenter
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