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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1921

Page

7

World traveler reports Germany's busy factories and workers

Charlie A. Husting of the Virginius hotel returns from a world tour passing through 39 nations. He notes Germany as one of the busiest countries with its people at work and factories turning, reflecting a strong industrial pace.

Germany Charlies A. Hustin Virginius Hotel

County Employees Held for Larceny

An information charging Carl F Knapp and Calvin W Harris with grand larceny was filed by the prosecutor Monday. Knapp, a city meat inspector, and Harris, a timber cruiser, were arrested Saturday after working in the county as senior’s office employees prior to their arrest.

Carl 5 Knapp Calvin W Harris Harris

Day Accused Of Robbery On Bothell Highway

Day, accused of holding up Fred Kra mer at 4273 Woodland Park Ave on the Bothell highway. Both men served overseas with the United States Army.

Port Authorities Meet Opens Tenth International Convention

Port experts from a dozen nations and U S cities attend the American Association of Port Authorities four day gathering at the New Washington hotel Seattle. Gov Hart and other officials welcome delegates as Maj Gen Beach heads government presence with figures from Vancouver Oakland and Long Beach among internationals. The event marks the first international convention for the group ending Friday with side trips to Tacoma and Camp Lewis.

American Association of Port Authorities New Washington Hotel Louia F. Hart Hugh M. Caldwell W. T. Christensen Port of Seattle Benjamin Thompson Tampa Mia Aasociation Walter H. Allen Great Laken Naval Training Station Frederick Jay Boston Justin Greias Bedford C. Frank G. White San Francisco P. R. Hicks Chicago M. B. Rider Tacoma Camp Lewis Thompson Association Christensen Port Commission Lansing H. Beach Army W. E B. Eaton Long Bead Cal G. H. Kirkpatrick Vancouver B. C Samuel MacClay H. L. Tomkins New York C. V. Howard Oakland Organization

Gains in State Factory Output Across Washington

Census bulletin shows Washington manufacturing rising over a decade with Aberdeen 73 factories employing 2,949, Bellingham 110 with 3,520 workers, Everett 127 with 1,640 plus vast output values. Seattle leads with 1,229 factories and 47,074 workers producing 274 million yearly. Spokane 264 factories 7,224 workers. Vancouver 39 factories 4,827 workers. Tacoma 248 factories 12,355 workers. Walla Walla 69 factories. Arakima 77 factories 1,566 workers.

Washington Aberdeen Bellingham Everett Hoquiam Johnson Seattle Metropolia Northwest Spokane Vancouver Tacoma Walla Walla Arakima

Danderine Promises Hair Growth Inked by Ad Claim

An old advertising snippet for girls endorses Danderine a three cent bottle claiming dandruff relief and hair growth. It states one application ends itching and shedding and weeks later new hair appears, with vivid metaphor comparing the tonic to rain nourishing plants.

Simple Way to End Dandruff

A claim of a universal dandruff cure using four ounces of plain liquid arvon from a drug store applied nightly. It promises removal of dandruff by morning with several applications, plus instant relief from itching and a glossy, soft head of hair.

High Eagles Official Conrad H. Mann To Visit Washington

Conrad H. Mann of Kansas City Missouri past grand worthy president and board chairman of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will visit Western Washington this month with Seattle as headquarters He will speak in Spokane on October 22 Seattle October 23 Aberdeen October 24 Everett October 25 and Ballard October 26 before departing for Portland October 27.

Conrad H. Mann Kansas City Order of Eagles Seattle Washington Mann Spokane Aberdeen Everett Ballard Portland

Kiwanis Plans District Convention in Victoria

Kiwanis club hosts a lunch on Wednesday at the Washington Annex to discuss final plans for the district convention in Victoria to be held Friday and Saturday. Roy Corbett arranged a special entertainment program. Advance reports indicate at least 1,000 Kiwanians will attend, with Seattle contributing more than 100 delegates and reduced fares set for them.

Victoria Kiwanis Club Washington Annex Roy Corbett Seattle

Fire Prevention Week Parade Opens Seattle Campaign

Fire Prevention Week began in Seattle with a noon parade marched by the fire department through downtown. Officials will repeat the parade daily and campaign fire safety with school children amid bell ringing and sirens.

Seattle Fire Department

Seattle Realty Association elects officers at meeting

S. F. Woody, 2118 45th ave. W., was named president of the Seattle Real Metate Association at a Monday afternoon gathering. George A. Spencer became first vice president, F. A. Plummer the second vice president, and Samuel Collyer secretary treasurer. A camel can go without drink for only about four days.

S. F. Woody Realty Association F. Woody 45Th Ave Seattle Real Metate Association Pig ‘N' Whistle George A. Spencer F. A. Plummer Samuel Collyer

Foreclosure Decisions Upheld Over Water Charges

The Supreme Court refused to review appeals from Idaho farmers John H. Martens and others against the Twin Falls Oakley Laid and Water Co. confirming lower court rulings that irrigation companies can foreclose on farmers for nonpayment of water rent.

Supreme Court John H. Martens Idaho Twin Falls Oakley Laid and Water Co

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