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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
12
In Alaska near Turnagain Arm five-foot vein of gold quartz, assaying about $100 per ton, was disclosed as receding title exposed the reef.
Health officers from 30 Washington counties attended the final session at the Hotel Washington. More than 100 Seattle and state physicians registered for the convention. J De Ruyter Blackwell and Kenneth Shibley urged communities to install water filtration plants over costly pipelines, and a closing talk titled How Life Begins by Dr. Charles V Herduiska capped the season.
Mrs Elva Mooney and her 16 year old niece Geraldine Goad died at Olympia hospital from burns after a gasoline stove exploded in Mrs Mooney's home. Roy Smith in the house sustained severe burns, and Geraldine's brother Mal Goad, age 9, escaped with minor injuries.
Angora grotto invites all 14,000 Masons in King county to a Labor Day picnic at Hall's. Half hourly Everett Interurban service arranged and North Trunk highway signs will guide motorists to the lake.
John Robert Effinger dean of the college of liberal arts at the University of Michigan said in a College Club speech that the liberal arts course forms the foundation of all higher education. The remark was delivered Wednesday to University attendees.
After a three hour conference, King and Pierce counties agreed on a five year plan to allocate 120000 annually to control the Stuck Stuck? White and Puyallup river waters.
Police say John Henderson and Roy Alberts were arrested Thursday by patrolman A. L. Delaney at Second Ave and University St on suspicion of burglary after officers found a revolver brass knuckles and a burglar's jimmy in their possession. They are being held for investigation.
In Seattle a real estate man charged with fraud is not a member of the national Realtor group, which warns the word Realtor is copyrighted to its members. Police say the arrest occurred in a hotel lobby as T. E. Scarseth of Bellingham recovered $32 he believes slipped from his pocket.
Mrs Max West an expert on child welfare answers Northweet mothers questions. She discusses thumb sucking remedies and infant feeding schedules after the first year with a routine of milk cereals and small meals. The column notes bedtime mitts to curb sucking and stresses regular meals and outdoor time.
The Big Game at The Wilkes draws patrons with suspense thrills and comedy. Alice Elliott shines as a French-Canadian girl and several cast members including Fred Dunham Forrest Taylor Arthur Belasco and others share acting honors. The show runs the full week with matinees.
A ranger arrested Larry Keegan of Butte Montana for a stunt at Overhanging Rock in Yosemite National Park. The risky act involves 3000 feet of air to the ground below and there is no undertaker present.
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