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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
9
Three Seattle music events as part of Music Week featured acts from the University of Washington Meany Hall in the morning the Coliseum Symphony at the Coliseum Theatre at noon and the Cornish Symphony Orchestra at 8 p m at the school.
The Voters Information League issued a statement Thursday to correct a misunderstanding. It says no article on taxation or criticism of city or county government will emanate from its office without the league's signature countersigned by an official.
Privately owned land cultivated under dry farming methods cannot be legally selected by the department for land settlement. Attorney General Thompson submitted the decision to D. A. Scott, limiting viable projects to White Mutte Hanford in Benton county and Sequim in Clallam county, with Liberty Valley near Spokane barred after earlier favorable reviews.
Notes from Port Angeles to Snohomish show Stovall Manufacturing planning a large shop and modern equipment, Kennewick church bonds totaling 25 000 to fund a 60 000 project, Walla Walla Golf Club installs five directors, Mrs. Willis Washburn appointed toll keeper successor, Sprague farmers feed winter wheat, 60 000 Washington men served in World War I, Ellensburg water use four times Spokane, Blewett Pass road to open soon, Snohomish to host first community Christmas tree, Washington Cranberry Association defends anti monopoly stance, National Grange plans Portland convention November 16 to 25, 33 states expected, Olympian reports duelists agree both right after 78 shots.
Jack Perine of the Cornish School will perform a six scene suite from Schutt's Carnival Mignon at a general recital Saturday evening. Ballet pupils in Columbine Perrot and Harlequin costumes will accompany the pianist. Perine is part of the Boyd Wells Players and has appeared with the Cornish Symphony Orchestra and the College orchestra while pursuing advanced studies at the University of Washington.
A temporary restraining order allowing C. 8. Vail and 200 others to fish in Puget Sound during the closed season has been dissolved. They now face arrest. L. H. Darwin, supervisor of fisheries, said the order was to hold while a constitutional challenge to the fisheries board’s closed seasons was decided. Superior Judge Bradley of Skagit County ruled the law constitutionally sound.
Postmaster Edgar T Battle announced new guards for stations mail trains and trucks amid repeated West Coast robberies similar to those in the East. Veterans and marines will guard duties with 100 United States personnel to be assigned in Washington.
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