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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
9
The philanthropic society seeks 6,000 new members to fund a statewide hospital campaign. Without a material membership increase the hospital risks difficulty treating hundreds of state youngsters seeking treatment for body straightening. Governor Hart vetoed a $50,000 appropriation approved by the previous legislature.
Seattle's new male chorus the Ralston club performed its premier recital Wednesday night at Plymouth Congregational Church under conductor John Spargur with assistance from Mr Adam Heeler. Jacob Julien 66 died at his home 618 16th Avenue on Wednesday a miller and pioneer resident of Georgetown survived by brother Renn Julien of Auburn.
A 9 year old boy threw lit watches in Beck's garage at 433 pm Wednesday. He started a fire that scorched the structure, causing about 200 dollars damage. The McDermott estate is listed as owner of the one and a half story garage by the fire department.
Olympia March 11 62 inmates of the state penitentiary at Walla Walla have been paroled by the board of paroles and pardons per Jamra Cameron member of the board of control. The majority pardoned were short termers.
In Olympia on March 1 the Washington state supreme court reversed the Vancouver British Columbia misdemeanor conviction of George Vanderveer of Beattie Western counsel for the I W W. Vanderveer had been found guilty of communicating with prisoners without permission.
Rotarians unanimously reelected all officers at the weekly luncheon at the Masonic club. George Gun ter as president will attend the International Rotary meeting in Edinburgh Scotland in June.
Japanese farmers donate 179 macks of vegetables weekly to dewti tute residents in Beattie. Rev A G Murphy notes the distribution uses tickets from the Social Welfare League and Central Labor Council committees.
In Rockford Illinois on March 30 three church figures Harry Miecier deacon Mrs Harry Fielder organist and August Grunke justice of the peace were held on $1000 bonds for extortion by threat They allegedly coerced farmer A D Conklin to pay 8000 by claiming social scandal and threatening a penitentiary The trio was arrested at church and home during Sunday activities Conklin refused to pay and negotiations settled at 8000
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