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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1916

Page

4

Co-Eds Probe Potatoes in Science Test of Size

More than 100 university coeds rally to settle a dispute sparked in San Francisco over whether large potatoes are less nutritious than medium ones. Eugene Grubb claimed big spuds lack nutrition, prompting Haren J. Time to mobilize. Prof. Effie Raitt at the University of Washington will oversee a week long study testing all potato sizes.

San Francisco Eugene Grubb Colorado Southern Pacific Haren J Barnum Northern Pacific Railroad Titus Effie Raitt Home Economics University of Washington Miss Raitt

Pape's Diapepsin claim of quick stomach relief

Advertises Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, safe remedy for indigestion and stomach upset. Claims relief in five minutes and urges households to keep a box for daytime or nighttime distress. Promotes broad use for dyspepsia gastritis and stomach derangement.

Pape

Otto Case Endorsed by Local Supporters

Dr. E. J. Brown urged friends to vote for Otto Case. Case spoke at Colum and Rainier Ave Friday night praising independent campaigns, opposing the 50 year age limit, backing efficient civil service, and promising fair treatment of taxpayers and city utilities while removing police from politics.

Otto Case Colum and Rainier Ave Olympia

Canadian politics in graft muddle shocks Saskatchewan

Regina Saskatchewan last week saw the resignation of S J McPherson former chairman of the local government board and highways commission after it emerged he was a silent partner in the Lucky Co which won a 200000 Saskatoon bridge contract in 1913. The public accounts committee heard sensational revelations and a royal commission will investigate alleged speculative waste costing the province millions.

Regina Sask Saskatchewan J. McPherson Lucky Co Saskatoon Highways Commission Public Accounts Committee

Agent Fined for Employment Service Violation

George P. K Hoseman operated an employment agency for stenographers and bookkeepers in violation of the antiemployment agent act and was fined ten dollars by Judge Ronald Saturday.

George P. K Hoseman Ronald Saturday

Two Cent Meal Policy Speech Sparks Mayor Gill Controversy

A 1915 Seattle labor record cites Mayor Gill declaring unemployed workers must work for nothing and accept only board, a so called two cent meal. He compares aid to hotel work camps and denounces luxuries while a false report links Austin Griffiths to hiring detainees at 50 cents daily.

Gill State Conference of Charities and Correction Everett Labor Union Record Seattle Hotel Liberty Pauly Austin EB. Griffiths Henry Pauly

Belgium's Reconstruction Plans Tied to American Financier

Rumor says Belgium's postwar finances will be shaped by American railroad magnate J. J. Hill who is secluded in Georgia. King Albert is named as a personal friend of the financier.

Belgium Kumor Kingdom J. J. Hil Hill Georgia Albert

Variety on Movie Bills at Local Theaters

Mollie King leads at the American in A Woman's Power with a patriotic vibe, while May Robson stars in A Night Out at the Clemmer. The Rex shows Ne'er-Do-Well and The Call of the Cumberlands at Coliseum with Dustin Farnum, plus The Craving at Colonial and The Innocence of Ruth at Strand, among many vaudeville acts and other features.

Mollie King May Robson Clemmer Rhocnkamss Alhambra Clase ClemmereMay Hobson Colleeom Destin Farnum Call of the Cumberlands William Hassell Strand Vieja Dana Roth Miss King American Theatre Charlie Chaplin Mary Fuller Ruth Travers Strand Ruth Edna Morris Jimmy Carter Kirk Rex Head Rex Theatre Panama May Robsos Clemmer Theatre Miss Robson Kentucky Coliseum Theatre Dustin Farnum

Dentist Must Pay $2,000 to Patient

Dr. T. V. Sheehan, a dentist in the stage building, must pay $2,000 to Harry E. Pepin of 4626 46th Ave. 8 for dislocating Pepin's jaw when Pepin sought treatment for a jumping toothache last July. Pepin had sought $10,000 in damages.

T. V. Sheehan Harry E. Pepin 46Th Ave Pepin

Reynolds Heads to Chicago and Washington for Rates Probe

D A Reynolds, chairman of the public service commission, travels from Reynolds to Chicago then Washington to press Northwest demands to end the Harriman tourist monopoly. He seeks a deposition from E L Bevington on lower Southern Pacific rates and will request Interstate Commerce Commission authority to depose if denied.

D. A. Reynolds Public Service Commission Chicago Washington, D. C Northwest Harriman E. L. Bevington Transcontinental Traffic Association Southern Pacific and Allied Lines San Francisco Northern Lines Reynolde Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Special Election Proposed Bond Issue For Harbor Line Beattie

Notice to Port District voters of Seattle that a March 7 1916 special election will decide Proposition One to authorize borrowing 285 000 dollars to build and outfit a terminal belt line railway from Genyon Street to Twenty Avenue West via Fast Marginal Way Whatcom Avenue and Railroad Avenue. Bonds issued as General Serial Bonds with 5 percent interest and 26.5 year average term, secured by net income and taxes. This withdrawal aligns with prior East Waterway project authorizations.

Port of Seattle Port Commission Terminal Belt Line Enyon Street City of Beattie Twentieth Avenue West City of Seattle Whatcom Avenue Terminal Belt Line Railway Seattle Fsca Ashington New York Eald Ad Rabat Awwr Port Commission of the Post Lake Union Lake Union Shore Landa Washingon Port of Beattie Seevseees Peer Aes Central Waterfront Improvement

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