Fisheries Need Better Support And Data, Says Expert
Prof John W Cobb of the University of Ward urges the Association for the Advancement of Science to build a complete life history of common species and better statistics. He warns the North Pacific fisheries risk decline if data remain inaccurate and funding limits hinder thorough study.
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Pasadena
Cal
United Press
Pacific
North
John W. Cobb
College of Fisheries
The
University of Ward
Association For the Advances of Science
Cobb
Hugh M Caldwell Back in Seattle
Major Hugh M Caldwell, former Seattle corporation counsel, has received his army discharge and returned home. He plans to resume legal practice around July, with office location to be determined. Caldwell resigned in October 1918, served in the army, was promoted to major, and served as camp judge advocate at Camp Lewis after the armistice.
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Hugh M. Caldwell
Corporation
Seattle
Pri
Caldwell
Camp Lewis
Swedish Club Picnic At Fortuna Park Sunday
The Swedish club holds its 27th annual picnic at Fortuna Park on Sunday June 22 with Svea Male Chorus and Cartin's orchestra providing entertainment. Boats run from Leschi Park all day.
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Fortuna Park
Svea
Cartin
Leschi Park
Tarac Dismissed in Larceny Case
At a preliminary hearing in Justice Otis W Brinker s court Thursday morning Tom Tarac was exonerated of a grand larceny charge and Alexander Dorogohupris held for further investigation. Both were accused of robbing Mrs Ettie Arden of $74 in the Greenleaf hotel 618 King St Tuesday. They were arrested later by Patrolman Bert Honck in different parts of the city.
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Otis W. Brinker
Tom Tarac
Alexander Dorogohupris
Ettie Arden
Greenleaf
King St
Bert Honck
Who Is Educated Emphasis by Pullman College Leader
BE Holland president of the State Agricultural College at Pullman spoke at a noon Wednesday luncheon in the Masonic club rooms urging broader education for country children. He addressed the luncheon topic Who Is Educated and highlighted the need for expanded schooling opportunities in rural areas.
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Holland
State Agricultural College
Pullman
Masonic Club
Stage Set for Peace Jubilee in Tacoma June 30 July 7
Tacoma announces eight days of Peace Jubilee events from June 30 to July 7 featuring the Pacific Coast amateur track and field meet coronation of Queen Columbia, grade school sports, 125 piece symphony, boxing championship, animal circus, band contest with 3500 prize pool, grand military pageants, Cook’s wild west show and a 7000 dollar fireworks display. Rev EF Freeman of St Mark’s Minneapolis to speak July 6.
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Tacoma
Northwest
Symphony Orchestra
McCleave
Cook
France
Blame Assigned in Booze Party Murder
Coroner's jury holds parties responsible for the shooting of Mrs. David S. Westman at 1600 Statue boulevard on June 14. A man nicknamed Cockney and three men fled the scene after the incident at 1 a.m. Saturday. Police seek two more suspects and the missing three men.
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David S. Westman
Statue Boulevard
Cockney
Mooney Tag Day Sparks Labor Council Debate
Percy May of the Longshoremen warns the Central Labor Council that a Mooney tag day will proceed despite lacking formal city permission. May vows to break barriers and fill with tag sellers if necessary as the council weighs legality. Soldiers and Sailors' union expresses support, offering help for funds on Saturday.
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Percy May
Central Labor Council
May
Labor Temple
Tom Mooney
KR. W. Robertson
Soldiers and Sailors’ Union
Mooney
Pillings
Scientists to discuss quakes at Pasadena convention
More than 400 scientists gather for the Pacific division AAAS convention in Pasadena to review earthquake causes and protection, survey North Pacific resources, with talks by S D Townley and others. Excursions to Catalina fossil deposits and a Mt Wilson 100 inch telescope debut accompany sessions across multiple scientific fields.
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Pasadena
United Arena
Pacific
North Pacific Ocean
American Association For the Advancement of Science
S. D. Townley
Stanford University
William Ritter
Scripps Institute For Biological Research
Barton W. Evermann
California Academy of Sciences
Joseph Grinnell
University of California
John F. Cobb
University of Washington
College of Fisheries
KH. L. Michael
G. F. McEwen
KE. A. Beals
U. S, Weather Bureau
George Loudermilk
Catalina Island
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Pacific Coast
Pacific Ocean
Attractive White Oxfords Styles Describe Footwear
Two fashion notes describe white oxfords with round or pointed toes and cloth covered Louis heels or military style enameled white. The piece highlights two prominent designs for a chic, minimalist look.
Kiddies White Canvas Shoes and Elk Leather Oxfords
Shoes advertised with Kiddies White Canvas in multiple sizes and prices. Elk Leather Play Oxfords priced at 1.50 for sizes 5 to 8 and 1.95 for sizes 8 14 to 11, featuring leather soles and specific lasts. Bon Marche department listing titled SHOOND FLOON.
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BON Marche
Milan
Hinoki
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Boner
Self
Portland
Ore
Frank Rowe
Rose
Al-Black Oxfords
Burson
Phoenix
Russia
Havana
Athletic Union
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