Ferry cost cutting urged as budget talks accelerate
In a long defense of ferry system reform, the writer argues budget planning should begin now to reduce waste and raise efficiency. Proposals include cutting wages on large ferries, trimming crew and officer salaries, and running the system on a business basis with clear authority and measurable results.
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Crith Clam
Capt. Anderson
Vesada
Dr. Martin
Anderson
Coumry
Sound
Church Opposes Sunday Photoplays
United Brethren conference at Philomath adopts resolutions against Sunday movies and indiscriminate dancing and supports legislation for better Sunday observance and strict prohibition enforcement. Buildings were discussed for Beattie and Apokane Washington and Long Beach and Seima California.
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Philomath
United Brethren Conference
Beattie
Apokane
Wash
Long Beach
Seima
Cal
General Wood to Be Governor General of the Philippines
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood will be appointed governor general of the Philippines Secretary of War Weeks announced. The formal offer will be sent when Wood returns from China and he has agreed to accept the post.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Weeks
Wood
China
Special Days Planned for Seattle Food Show
Seattle Food Show organizers work with community clubs to schedule special days focused on homemaker interests. The Seattle Retail Grocers association leads outreach to housewives to promote economical food buying and home service, aiming for maximum participation and mutual benefit.
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Seattle
Seattle Retail Grocers’ Association
Missing Relatives Help Wanted Across Cities
The Star lists several missing relatives and seeks public aid. Frank Berger, 11, ran away from Mrs. George Hollick at 7137 38th Ave. W., Hazel eyes, gray coat and blue overalls. Cecil Floyd Martin, 19, last heard Aug 17, seeks by Sue Martin of East St. Louis. Donato Soliven, discharged in Seattle two years ago, sought by Rufo Soliven of Santa Maria. George A. MacDougal, missing six weeks likely in Seattle, urged to return. Mrs. Charles W. Kenner’s mishap after a neck rash triggers a crash near Millerton.
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Frank Berger
George Hollick
38Th Ave
Cecil Floyd Martin
Sue Martin
Brady Ave
East St. Louis
Cecil Field Martin
Donato Soliven
Seattle
Rufo Soliven
Santa Maria
Jocos Sur
George A. Macdougall
George Alexander MacDougall
MacDougall
H. Thomas
106Th St
Edmonton
Alta
Canadian Pacific President Dies. freight rates to fall
FE W Beatty, president of Canadian Pacific Railway and among the world’s youngest road chiefs, died in Seattle on Sunday. He had led a period of normalization and predicted freight rates would drop further in the near future, signaling improved conditions for both passenger and freight lines in the United States.
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FE. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific
Raiway
Dian
Beatty
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