Whatcom and Snohomish events highlight local notes
Whatcom county fair opens at Lynden while Snohomish and Skagit clubwomen plan a Mt. Vernon two day session. Meanwhile in Spokane Mrs Isabel Rutter seeks divorce dismissal as a court case unfolds. Hunting season begins and a man from Olga is shot by his father mistaken for a deer. Attorney General Brown rules a wife cannot be prosecuted for taking her husband’s property. Joseph Margott is sentenced in federal court for opium possession.
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George Edwardes
London
Wilson
American Peace League
Whatcom County
Lynden
Snohomish
Skagit
Mt. Vernon
Isabel Rutter
Spokane
Simon Rockwell
Olga
Orcas Island
Salem, Ore
Geo. M. Brown
Plain business over bond debt and council recall talk
A column debates Seattle budget disputes as mayor Gill pushes recall of dissenting council members. It recalls the 200000 bond issue and questions paying interest versus paying debt now, while noting broader press attacks from Denver and Colorado editors on public opinion and Rockefeller.
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Ayor Gill
Gill
Seattle
Give Those Worn Nerves a Rest
Housewives worn by family cares suffer nervous troubles from kidney weakness. Poisonous uric acid in the blood irritates nerves and can lead to blues dizziness and indigestion. Dean's Kidney Pills are claimed to relieve backache bladder troubles and nervous symptoms as shared by Mrs. M. Nenezich of 4506 39th Ave.
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Bright
Stringer Enrolls in Broadway Night School to Learn Spanish
John H. Stringer chief deputy sheriff becomes a student at Broadway high night school joining about 3,000 men and women. He studies Spanish saying the language sounds good and may prove useful someday. Night schools will run at Broadway Lincoln Queen Anne Franklin Ballard and at Central Washington and Georgetown schools with vocational subjects taught.
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John H. Stringer
Broadway High
Stringer
Broadway
Lincoln
Queen Anne
Franklin and Ballard
Central
Washington and Georgetown
Roast Rotarians Roast at Monday Luncheon
Prominent Rotary Club members were roasted during the Monday luncheon at the Washington Annex. C. H. Green was questioned about becoming a fisherman and where he bought a string of fish he claimed to catch, provoking wide amusement while J. W. Efaw spoke on manufacturing.
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Rotary Club
Wshington Annex
C. H. Green
J. W. Efaw
Brotherhood meetings begin with winter season opening
The Y. Mec. A. Brotherhood starts its winter season on Tuesday night with addresses by Arthur Jordan Rev. A. W. Leonard Frank Bayley F. L. Emerick H. R. King Rev. George McDonald and Harry Wilson. Dinner will be served at 6 30.
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Y. Mec. A. Brotherhood
Arthur Jordan
A. W. Leonard
Frank 8. Bayley
F. L. Emerick
H. R. King
George McDonald
Harry EE. Wilson
Danderine Hair Beautifier Claim Promises Thick Soft Growth
An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine promising instant luster and fullness, saying one application doubles beauty and eliminates dandruff. It warns that dandruff causes itching and hair loss and urges a 25 cent bottle from drug stores with quick results.
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Knowlton
Medford Must Sell Power Plant to Private Firm Judge Rules
Federal Judge Wolverton in Portland issues an opinion requiring the city of Medford to sell its power plant to a private corporation under the terms of an agreement. The ruling specifies the sale action and identifies the parties involved in the dispute.
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Wolverton
Portland
City of Medford
Stormy voyage ends with cargo loss for Steamer Seward
Steamer Seward, ashore near Juneau after a gale, reports $6000 cargo loss. In Portland, a street crime note mentions a thief attacking a woman for $25. U of W president Suzzallo to speak in Aberdeen on October 15. A car crash near Monroe claims one life. five others uninjured. Federal court in Portland strikes down Oregon's anti trading stamp law. John B Sumner named successor to Anthony Comstock as secretary of the Commission for Suppression of Vice.
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Portland
Suzzallo
U. of W
Aberdeen
Mead
Monroe
Oregon
John
Sumner
Anthony Comstock
Commission
Upper Michigan Shaken
Bruce Shorts and Deputy Prosecutor Helsell along with other alumni sparked the college yell during a campus disturbance in Upper Michigan. Local authorities reported no injuries as students regrouped after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Michigan
Bruce Shorts
Helsell
Edith Smith Davis seeks support for national WCTU convention
Mrs Edith Smith Davis head of the bureau of scientific investigation of the W C T U asked the Seattle Ministerial Federation to back the national W C T U convention opening here Saturday in an address Monday.
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Edith Smith Davis
Bureau of Scientific Investigation
Seattle Ministerial Federation
Truthful Advertising Urged by Ad Leaders
Herbert 58 of Houston, president of the Associated Ad Clubs of the World, told the Seattle Ad Club at the Butler Monday that successful advertising must tell the truth to win trust and effectiveness.
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Herbert
Houston
Associated Ad Clubs of the World
Seattle
Zemo Claims Quick Eczema Relief
Try Zemo for eczema and skin troubles with instant soothing action. Extra large bottle priced at $1.00 and sold by druggists. Healing begins the moment Zemo is applied and many cases of pimples black heads rash and dermatitis are said to clear without mess or staining. Cleveland Zemo advertises as a dependable remedy for all skin ailments.
Terre Haute Mayoral Impeachment Sparks Vacancy Record
In Terre Haute Indiana the city council impeached Mayor Gossom and declared his office vacant. The action followed weeks of political turmoil as officials moved to fill the vacant mayoral seat.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Gossom
Abigail Duniway
Oregon
St Paul
Deadwood
Thompson
Chicago
University
Clewn
Paris
Red Cross
W. T. Lacey
Alaska
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