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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
7
A Mo ment for a transport to ship unsold army canned goods to famine struck China was adopted as meritory. Jackson Silbaugh told the league city autos are idle or underused, with many autos used only one or two hours daily for public business and no one over 65 should remain in service.
Increased demand for labor in nearby Puget Sound communities helps offset layoffs in the city, says J H Shielda, superintendent of the City Federal Employment Service. Farms and dairies road contractors and lumber mills and logging camps are calling workers.
Funeral services for Mrs. Celia K. Soule age 84, a long time resident, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Johnson Hamilton undertaking parlors. She lived in the state for sixty years.
John F. Miller post members of the G A K department of Washington and Alaska will speak at Beatle high schools on Friday at 1 p.m. Veterans H N Blakeslee G T Snow Bryan Phelps C G Avatin MH W Davia J B Stevens H N Blakeslee WH Davia and PD C Brown are to visit grade schools nearest their homes to take part in the exercises.
Two thousand Hantiah-Americans danced at the Masonic temple Tuesday night to mark Empire Day. The program included songs, speeches and entertainment arranged by a committee led by Thomas Hughes.
George Dewey Davis and Grant Callahan, former Seattle servicemen, will be tried for perjury in connection with the William H. H. Norris murder case in Redding, California, on June 20, according to dispatches received.
Rome reports that Bolshevik representatives in the city asked for pamrporta, saying attempts to establish trade between Italy and Russia have failed. In Spokane robbers stole a strong box from D. K. Westby store in Clayton by auto truck, containing $4,000.
Two Camp Fire girls Doris and Edith Brown wrote to Washington seeking the size of the president's foot to make beaded moccasins. Secretary George BE. Christian Jr. replied with a size of 10D, revealing a humorous anecdote about the president.
Sheriff Starwich receives two new bloodhounds Sambo and Dinah from the state penitentiary kennels Superintendent Potta calls them the regular man eater variety with voices Caruso might envy. He says they will reduce deputy needs cut automobiles and keep crime to a minimum.
The Forest Protection week program urges safe camp fire habits and proper disposal of matches. It warns that destroying forests cuts water supplies for homes and farms, stressing forests as the source of streams feeding millions.
Patrick C. Hayes longtime White River valley resident died Tuesday night at his home in Otiren after 62 years in the region. Funeral services set for 9 am Friday in the Brisecoe chapel with burial at St. Patrick's cemetery. Montesano report notes trial of Adam Sirhoff and Warry Karginoff for Nicholan Koleski murder halted as new venire summoned. only four of 30 jurors qualified.
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