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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
7
Advocates urge council to adopt the Lee Way for waste collection. The plan promises higher efficiency using auto jump trailers and trailer trains to haul garbage and ashes, with tractors aiding surges in service.
The school board plans to fight a temporary restraining order blocking fee collection from pupils. Carl B. Croson says the judge's ruling is only the first step in a legal test. The suit, brought by WW Ballanayne, seeks to prove the system legal.
At the October Mountaineers meeting in the Y W C A auditorium trustees were elected including Professor E. B. Meany P M MacGregor Miss Winona Bailey Miss Celia D Bhel ton George E Wright Glen F Bremerman Mrs J T Hazard Harry McL Myers Miss Luke Nettleton and Ben C Mooers.
About 20 Olympic Kiwanis members plan to attend Victoria district convention. Ellensburg Theatre closes for interior remodeling. Lewis county fixes tax levy at 16 mills. Thurston county teachers institute ends after three days. F N Graves chairs Ellensburg Filke membership drive with two 10 member teams. Clataena will cut to one daily Everett trip on winter schedule. Colville council to build four blocks of sidewalk on Oak street. State superintendent Preston reverses discharge of Mukilteo teacher Gertrude Rameey. Snohomish Fruitgrowers accept manager Heck's resignation for health reasons. N N Spear travels Walla Walla region with a motorbike and mothball mileage theory. Prunes grower B O Case reports 6465 trees and 16 tons crop. each Sacre tree yields 2100+ prunes. Potato growers plan a large exhibit at L B Titus. Walla Walla damages total 326000 asked by residents against city officials over garbage dump.
A series of pedestrian accidents is recorded with names and addresses. B L Hollocroft 71 Columbia St is struck by Chas Knox of 6727 Gazelle St while stepping into the street and is treated for a sprained ankle. Rose Eagrin 11 suffers a broken forearm after being crushed between two cars. Abraham Wise is detained but released. Edges detail others struck on Pike Street and Whatcom and Lander avenues with varying injuries.
Everett court records show football coach and former Everett high staff member Fnoch Bagshaw named co defendant with the Everett school board in a $10,000 damages case. The suit filed by William Dale alleges his daughter Adelaide Dale, 15, was severely burned in a science class when phosphorus spilled on her foot and leg during Bagshaw's teaching last year.
Portland seeks new routes after plans to consolidate the Spokane Portland and Seattle railroad with the Great Northern and Northern Pacific are definitely abandoned. Charles Donnelly, president of the Northern Pacific, announced the decision yesterday.
Dr Fondanadeau has moved from the Cobb building to 618 20 Leary building. The change updates the physician’s office location and contact reach.
Charles Allen of Seattle gave 500 toward an initial subscription with a pledge to increase as the fund nears 10000. Senator R C McCrosky of Garfield added 5000, guiding funds to a student loan and a permanent scholarship. College stats show 60 percent earn their way, while 33 percent work to defray expenses.
The park commissioners insist only a council appropriation can save Green Lake for swimmers next spring. With a 12000 deficit in this year’s budget and a ten percent levy cut planned for next year, early action is essential to improve lake conditions before the 1922 bathing season opens. Health Commissioner H M Read orders no more bathing without a fresh water supply.
J. Boyd McLean a former Lincoln high student spends long hours studying for entrance exams to the Annapolis naval academy and has just received notice of his appointment.
Holy Rosary Parish West Beattie hosts a Saturday arena concert to raise funds for a new Catholic school in West Seattle. Multiple Catholic institutions will contribute talent to the event and efforts.
Trustees of the Chamber promote paving of a road northwest to provide easy access for residents who want to view the Lake Washington canal. The proposal aims to improve sightseeing access and local mobility.
Promotes luxuriant growth and prevents hair loss. Restores original color from black to blond or brown. One bottle often suffices. dandruff removal also claimed. Widely used and endorsed by thousands of men and women. Not a scam, claims to feed the hair. Price 1.25 postpaid from Nourishine Mfg. Co. 630 A Security Ave, Angels, Cal.
Gustaf A. Gustafson, named in a grand jury indictment for using the mails fraudulently, surrendered Friday to a U S marshal and was released on $1,000 bail. The notice accompanies an advertisement for Bolat's Milk Bread.
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