Granny's Bedtime Play for Hoya and Seattle Girls
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
2
Health Messager Cho Cho Advises Kids to Grow Strong
Dear readers Cho Cho urges children to eat vegetables and drink milk to gain weight and grow tall. He suggests weighing monthly and using a growth table to track proper weight for height. A postcard offer invites kids to request the table from the Child Organization in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Bey
ChoCho
Cho-Cho
P. S
The
Child Organization
Fourth Ave
New York
Blames Women for High Price of Shoes
A Chicagoan Charlies F. Gulick visiting here Saturday blames women for rising shoe prices saying demand for fancy styles keeps costs high. He argues if women wore simple styles, prices would drop, but fashion cycles force higher prices as trends shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies F. Gulick
Gul
Believe Murderer on American Side
Victoria Sept 6. Convicted that John Smith, alleged murderer of three Port Angeles men, is still on the American side of the Strait. American and provincial police have abandoned the man hunt on Vancouver Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
E.C
John Smith
Vancouver Island
Local resident injured after auto collision at city intersection
Mrs Nora Van Overbeck of Black Diamond suffers severe bruises Saturday after being knocked down at Second avenue and Cherry street by a car driven by E. H. Hyland of 330 30th avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora van Overbeck
Black Diamond
Second Ave
Cherry St
E. H. Hyland
30Th
Peter Learns Time Waits for No Man
A short tale of Peter rushing to catch a 2 o clock car. He misreads times, winds up racing against the clock, and barely makes the train with time to spare. The story centers on a child's lesson about punctuality and the flurry of youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Major Castlen Plans Return to Seattle Practice
Maj. Charlies KR Castlen, former Seattle physician and ex head of the army tubercular hospital at Denver, resigns his commission to practice privately in Seattle. He entered army service in 1911 after graduating from Washington University St Louis and served at Fort Worden where he married Laura Galbraith of Seattle. He will join Dr. Frederick Sigfield in the Cobb building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies KR. Castlen
Seattle
Army Tubercular Hospital
Denver
Maj
Castlen
Army Service
Washington University
St. Louis
Ft. Worden
Laura Galbraith
Sevttie
Frederick Sigfield
Cobb Building
Youth Enlists At Seattle In Hurry To Join Destroyer Voyage
Horace Le Claire, 17, of Ritzville Washington, rushed into the Seattle Navy recruiting station and demanded immediate enlistment. He was accepted as an apprentice seaman two hours later and sailed south aboard the destroyer Reese to join active service on the open sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
le Claire
Ritzville
Seattle
Navy
Vesec
Take Quigley Back
Orval Quigley a 21 year old man was arrested Friday night at 12th Ave and Howell and will be sent to Kalama to answer charges of stealing automobile tires. The arrest followed telegraphic instructions from the Kalama sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Orval Quigley
12Th Ave
Howell
Kalama
Mountaineers Begin Fall Walk to Suquamish Beach
The Mountaineers will open the fall season with a walk from Suquamish to Indianola Beach on Sunday September 7. A steamer to Suquamish departs Pier 3 at 9 a m carrying the walkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suquamish
Indianola Beach
Advisory Board Members and Corporate Officers Listed
A compiled roster names executives and officials including Bradonn Blrier J. Graham Inc. Seaboard National Bank and Armour & Co managers and treasurers. The advisory board comprises listed individuals such as Kristoferson and McFarland with affiliations to Bon Marche and Pacific Importing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm. Match
Yours Truly Biscuit Co
Bradonn
Bkinner & Eddy Corporation
BRERI
J. & Graham
J. & Graham, Inc
Joan Lo Photon
Seaboard National Bank
Honker the Honker Returns in Moonlit River Crossing
Peter Gossips With Honker as the Black Shadows retreat from the Green Meadows to the Pig River. Honker leads a cautious band across the Big River under Sweet Mistress Moon, sharing news of the long journey home and the approaching winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Decides School Is d Bunk Student Runs Away
Wade Perong age 15 of Gatewood Road 7417 left home last Monday asserting fractions and grammar are boring and that education is dull. He left a note to his mother Mrs John A Perong saying he is tired of school and intends to take a trip. He was last seen in a green suit and plaid cap. Police are seeking to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Perong
Gatewood Road
John A. Perong
Bacteriology Department Planned at University of Washington
A new department of bacteriology will open this fall at the University of Washington for students in the pre medic course or aiming to become bacteriologists or nurses. Dr. D. TH. Nickson, formerly an assistant in bacteriology and wartime medical staff member, will lead the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
D. TH. Nickson
Death of Mrs Grace S K Judson in Seattle home
Grace SK Judson aged 67 longtime Seattle resident died at her family home on Marion Street. She is survived by a daughter Ruth and son Paul Judson a Seattle agent for Penn Mutual Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace SK. Judson
Seattle
Marion St
Ruth
Paul Judson
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Midshipmen Return to Seattle for Vacation
Ten Northwest and Alaska midshipmen arrive in Seattle for a three week vacation from their summer cruise. They will depart for Annapolis to start the fall term. Names listed include Colvin, McKinnon, Emory, Cassels, Dell, Frost, and Adell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midshipmen
Northwest
Alaska
Seattle
Annapolia
Colvin
Harvard Ave
McKinnon
George M. Emory
Federal Ave
Hertrand Cassels
Brown Cassels
Joseph F. Dell
First Ave
Peter Frost
234
B. B. Adell
C. C. Adeil
King County Crops Entered for State Fair Exhibits
Frusta grain and flax grown in King county have been entered as exhibits for the state fair opening at Yakima on September 15 and continuing to September 20. The entries are announced by F N Rhodes county agricultural expert. The notice mentions nephews of Lieut J T Robinson in Seattle and names Howard Swalwell and F G Feuel of Bremerton as connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Yakima
F. N. Rhodes
J. T. Robinson
Navy
Seattle
Howard Swalwell
16Th Ave. N
F. G. Feuel
C. C. Feuel
Bremerton
City to reconsider paving 20th Ave W and Gilman Ave to Py Lawton
City council expected to discuss a proposed paving project on 20th Ave W and Gilman Ave to Py Lawton despite objections from three large property holders. The street committee has issued new specifications with an estimated cost of 215000 dollars and beginnings next spring as Moore indicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borhood
20Th Ave
Gilman Ave
Py Lawton
Man Moore
Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Funny Fisher
Hoya
Tiger
Uger
Granny
Tiesertraan
Cho- Cho
Tom
Charles Klein
Guterson
Traumerer
Sam” Kalman
Pravin Ny
Mamma
Misa Phoebe
Papa
Ial
Phoebe
Pat Peter
Hal
Tenatory Building
Bo Peter
Helen Carpenter Moore
Major Castlen
Union St
Industrial Loan & Investment
Arricans
Vaa
Walter HE. Hanson
Anet
Fre- Scandinavian American Bank
Attorneys Roberts & Skeel
James Boldt
Presa Boldta Rainier
Makeria
August K. Kristoferson
Kristoferson
VO Toone
Kiwanis Club
Mer
Dalton Adding Machine Ce
T. J. Thorsen
Presa
Washington Shoe Mfg. “Oe
Remington Yoewriter Ca
Charles Smith
Pacific Steamship Ca
Pat Tammany
FE. A. Muncey
American Railway
FY. P
Honker
BY Thornton W. Burgess
T. W. Burgess
Stig River
Hanker
Judson
NS HO
Rupert Hughes
ULLAL
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