davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-07-02

There were more yachts at New Lon
don this year than have been present
at the Yale Harvard boa, races for many
years. They stretched all the length OF
the course and were not grouped near
the bridge because the crews rowed up
stream. In the fleet were Mortimer L.
Schiff's Dolphin, the very latest in the
heavy oil engined yacht This Is the
largest yacht of this type that has been
built in this country. She Is 180 feet
long and was built from designs by
Cox q Stevens and is powered with two
winton engines OF $50 horsepower each.
These will drive here about 14.5 nautical
miles an hour. Dolphin is painted black
and is very attractive in appearance ana
has fine accommodations.
Another new yacht was the new ,wer
houseboat Miramar recently built from
designs by II. J. Gielow. This liz tho first
houseboat to be fitted with heavy oil
engines. and she combines all the roomi-
ness Of houseboat of the old type with
the seaworthy qualities OF the steam or
cruising power yacht. She con cruise
$500 miles without refuelling and
her Nelseco engines will drive her a
little more than thirteen miles an hour.
B. S. Bordens new yacht Aida, built by
Lawley from designs by Purdy, was
another yacht that attracted attention.
She is las feet long and can make batter
than 10 knots. .
Commodore II. s. Vanderbilt was
there on the vagrant. and among others
were the new Caritas, owned by J. Percy
Bartram: Il. w. Clark's schooner
Irolita, NJ +. Ayers schooner Queen
Nab. Rear Commodore George Nichols
sloop Carolina, Carroll B. Alker's sioop
Istalena. Harry Payne Whitneys
steamer whileaway. G. II. Stones steam
yacht Viking. II. l.. Maxwelrs sloop
Nimbus. L. W Lockwood's sloop Maisie.
III. W. Cowperthwaite's sloop Georgia.
DR.. Foss's sloop Betty. Rear Commodore
Z. H. Johnson's sloop Gray Dawn.
winthrop w. Aldrich's schooner Flying
Cloud and Moses Taylor's houesboat
Pioneer.
Big Demand for Yachts.
Some tme ago Ben Appel. who knows
more about yacht fitting out than
any one. declared that the yachting
season this year would be late one.
This was when everything seemed dead
and the outlook was not promising. Mr..
Appel declared that the season would
be a good one in spite of It's iateness.
Now there Is big demand for yachts.
Many yachtsmcn who waited are In the
market to find craft for cruising or
racing for the next three months and
yachts that have been laid up for
long time are now being fitted. Several
transfers have been reported in the past
week. The houseboat Pioneer has been
chartered to g. J. whalcn for the rest
The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Rycoff Scores Knockout.

Billy Rycoff knocked out Happy Cor
man In the final round OF a twelve round
bout at the Ridgewood Grove Sporting
Club last night. German had a comfort
able lead on points over his rival. out
him in majority OF the rounds.
when the last stanza started In the
semi-hnal OF six rounds Dick Kansas
received the decision of the judges uver
Harry Mulcahy.
The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Jack johnson to Box.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 1.-The Tut
Jackson-Jack Johnson negro heavyweight
battle, originally scheduled for wash
ington Court House, but prohibited by
court order. will be held In Hamilton,
Ohio. on the afternoon OF July 4, Al
Haft, Columbus boxing promoter. an.
nounced tonight.
The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Barnard Succeeds Dunn.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 1.--Dlrectors of
the Cleveland baseball club met yester-
day and elected Ernest 8. Barnard
president of the club. This was In ac-
cordance with request in the will oi
the late James G. Dunn. Iris Speaker
was retained as manager and Secre-
tary Walter McNichols was named as
successor to Barnard as business man
ager of the team. Barnard has been
connected with the Cleveland bali club
for twenty years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18

COUNCIL
Fiied the Isl dav Of March. is:a
n. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and
cx-offtcio City Clerk.
by II. NJ. STREET. Deputy Clerk,
Date OF first publication In The
Seattle Star. Seattle. March rs, 1s22.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
NOSE PRINTS
IDENTIFY COWS
BertilIon System Adopted
for Live Stock

MINNEAPOLIS. April Ain.
ns-ota has officially adopted Der,
ullon system for Identification Of
fine dairy cattle.
The system. which will save pure
bred oa,tisnrn millions. u posi'
tive preventive Of fraud aad mis-.
representation.
Identification Is made by taking
''noae printa.-
wnitam T.. Peterson. auperntend
ent % official testing OF dairy cattle
In Minnesota. worked out tho sys.
TEN.
More than 1000 pure BIRD dairy
cattle In the state have bren printed
and are Identified with their rec.
ords In tho states files.
''in thc past some breeders have
pFaeticed fraud by substituting alin.
liar animals in testing 40 they couid
show big record" said Peterson
This has been made lmpo~xibie
by the nose print system. No two
% the 1000 or more noses presented
anything alike. Possibilities 81 this
system are az great 50 the wonder.
ful system for criminal identified.
ton
NO experiments have bcrn con
Quoted as yet. but u is just rs Ger
tain that boss and sheep and ever
dogs can BE- positively Identified By
their nose prints"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Hughes Protects Russ
ENJOY Against Senate

dor. for his government has ceased
10 exist Iie announced he would
deal further with Bakhneten on
the floor Of the senate.
1sorah read extracts of a speech
BY an American railway commission
officer. who recouuted new series
Of Gemsnoff atrocities.
Among other things. u was re-.
lated that semenoff carried with
him on his ro.calied summer car
"a hhrem Of 30 Of the most beautiful
women I ever saw"
Isorah Offered 10 show picture
Of the car. taken by Gen. Graves
Of the American forces IN Siberia.
The Russian embassy here today
issued statement denying what
purporicd 10 be an interview with
Bakhmetsff. carried by press az
soclation yesterday under n Wash.
ington date. Ia this Interview
Bakhmsteff was quoted as strongly
backing Bsmenoff
THE embassy In authorized BY
Mr.. Bakhmeteff. now soJourning a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
STRAWBERRIES
DUE ON MART
Louisiana Variety Priced SIS
Crate, Wholesale

A car % Louisiana strawberries
will arrive late Tuesday for Wedncs'
days market. The berries viii whole
sale az s. FOR crate OF "a pin,s.
Los Angeles strawberries are expect.
ed ON the market soon and II the
quality l. good. no more Louissanas
viii he ordered, according 20 brokers
The apple market has been active.
with the high price OF other fruit
stimulating the apple demand
Vegetables were being well sup
ed for the local trade Ksnnewlck
asparagus Is now being cut for the
Spokane market and IL expected TO
be In Seattle soon. Local rhubare "
causing slow sales OF the California
stock. Oregon hothousc eucunibcrs
we're quoted at g a dozen. locals az
from sa.s5 to 81, and California Gu
cnmbers AZ from 81 to sSse.
Butter and egKs we're anchansea
TUESDAY. Butter was short while
the supply and demand OF eggs we're
about evenly balanced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
TWO DRIVERS
LOSE LICENSE

Two drivers licenses were revoked
IN police court Tuesday and blue Il
censen issued. IN addition 20 fines
Charles Pnny. 4s2 Fifth ave. ~. A.
rested BY city Attorney Georr.
Mengher on a charge II speeding
and lodging from one eide Of "a.
street 90 the other. paid fine a
SIS. In addition 10 having his whn.
license taken away.
Joe Motzke. 7i4 y. Olive A.. wa,
convicted u speeding 20 miles a.
hour and fined SO. and also lost hi
Of traffic regulation vioiatoru.
The sentences were imposed b
Judge John -. Gordon. IN acoordane'
With the new system Of prosecute,
Of traffic regulation violatsrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
nv CARI ID, GNOAT

wAaIIiNgTOS. April is.~-The
United states government recogs
nlzoa Boris Hakhmeteff aa Russian
ambassador and IAN ambasfador n
not required Ia respond 10 process. p"
Secretary ~ State Hughes today
sent this definite notice directly 10
the senate. thereby finally crushing
the attempt Of the senate labor
committee 90 subpoena Iiakhmeteff IN
the hearings over alleged bruiniities
Of Cen. Remenoff. cossack leader.
II has been supposed the letter
would go 10 Chairman torah. In
stead Il WINS addressed 10 Vice Pfesi'
dent Coolidge AZ head Of the senate.
Senator Horah declared after The
department letter became known.
that even II Hakhmeteff was once
ambassador III is time 20 terminate
whatever status he may have had
when he begins 10 harbor a muir
derer"
Hofah. however. held that the
Ruanlan In not really an nmbanna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18

stall II. fbs. best cane sarar. CSC.
stall 81. mems half soi-s. tt..eg heels.
Gee. Stalls s7-ss short ribs. isss n /.
bacon. aSe ~. stall Is. fresh soiss. ior
NJ. choice haiibut. tec n. stall "a. black
tea. tke NJ. best coffee. ms 81 90.
Reliance shrimps. 2 cans fsr. Stall g..
YAKIMA Gem potatoes. fff0. oranges 1fe
dez. Stall a. beat onions. ice m it
bars Luna soap. soc. Fishers blend %
olympic flour. t2.ss sack. Centennial
SANITARY
stan 100, cane sugar. 4 ms. csc. cans
Hprdsn'a or Caruatlon milk. acc stall
lsp. 10 ms freshly Ervund corn meal.
1se; esrwis bait. 70 ms. Sis. stall n.
JitE'n wisnern kuackNufEs or bologna acc
NJ. Tea Garden sira~bsrry Or raspberry
preserves. sse n. stall III. potato salad.
zoe pi. home baked beans &c pit. tuna
fish, 1bc can. stan 20. fancy bacon. ztc
NJ; pot roast. ighc NJ seset picked
pork 4se m.' leaf l.ra ise ID.
stalls fs-2s. O'cedar poiIah. sic and
fse bottle big cans tomatoes. gbc. stall
3. veal chops tbe N. fancy Eirioin
steak. INC NJ. spare ribs. i7ho NJ.
stall 100. cans Cooperative milk. 5bc
corn or Tomatoes. gsc. ms small vhits
beans. use. stalls 1873. comb honey.
use. best eggs. $40 dos. mild cream
cheese. zsc 10. Stall -. sand daba. no.
35c. silver perch, i5c ~. halibut. zoe
NJ. kippered salmon, goo 10.
ECONOMY
stalls 77-3s, cans Carnation or Bor-
dsn's milk, aSc, large fresh eggs g7c don
doz. soc. large dui pickles. 10 each
SOC can Royal baking powder. 2sc. staii
-. lbs, best cane sugar, CSC. bars
Crystal white soap, 27c. stalls 7-s-s. NJ
J. -. coffee. I'm. can 23c. an. tf.is.
5-ib. fi.ss. ms white beans 25o. 4
lbs. beat rolled oats. sso. stalls i-g-a,
fancy bacon. z5o NJ. bacon backs. 2sc
NJ; pure white lard. lbs. ace. pot roast.
IL Nc 10.
wEsTLAKF
stalls io-ii. Eastern bacon. CSC M
pure lard. isc 10 stalls 50. ali choice
stall i0s, ise can Jam. Dc. Campbell .
laundry soap, Csc. Stan t5s. Linden hot.
ter sac No.. fresh eggs. 2sc doz stan
t2a, y. Z. Premier sharp cheese. $50 N. .
SOC. Jar mustard. i0ci 5-fb. can Yakima
honey, s5c. Stall iia. tomatoes, g0c ~. .
rhubarb. i0c NJ. Stall 1870. Calumet bak-
Ing powder, 5sc 1 y NJ can asparagus
Zse. 4 Esl. Mazda oil. fi.Tb.
SOUTH END
stall 20. potato salad, zoe pit; club
salad, zoe PIT; potato sausage. zoe No.
stall 80. cream chesse 2sc N. Stan a.
lamb roast. i2hc NJ, picnlca t7Mc NJ .
salt pork. Ice N. Stall 1, bread, Toe
loaf; douKhnuta. zoe doz cookies 2 doz.
Ice. Staii -. beef stew. DC 10 pot
roast. Zoe No.. boiling beef, Toe N. stall
81, Carnation milk, large can Toe small
can &c. Htali -, peppers, zbc no spin
ach. ioc ~. lettuce, Zoe and t6c each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove AnehoraEe-Hhip Atasf Co
huru
Bell street. rsrminaI-- Hark ouy c Goes.
snip Bsrl y. Packard.
Grand Trunk Psaifle Tsrmtnai'-str "A.
rnirsi watson
Amsdean Can Co.'S peoS--str Admiral
Goodrich.
Pier fs--Atr fxtor.
Pier s--str Fanny Dutkrd. str None City.
atr Northiapd
pier f--.sehr John A. str cnas Wilson.
Pier k--ssr Admiral s~tfee.
seattle shipbniiains prydeck Co
Mssorship haey. Y = 9. O. y Survey
Pacific Coast Coal Isunksrr--Bsrzs FL
veil
U. = shipping board Meorinr---str Gross
KEYS. str Delight. ste psiross, ctr
fronfuru str west cahotia. str West
Hartiand atr Lubrico. ctr west Isoa.
ctr Western Knight. afr Eidsidgs. ctr
Henley ctr west Jester.
Connecticut street TerminAf--str West
Aiaaisa e,earn.hlp xsorins.--s,r valdez
Lander street poek--Pswer nehr Maud.
Commercial Boiler worxs-U. q. a
Dsiisood. tug sheilko.
Mll~auks~ Ocean Terminai--str Ocean
Prince
Spokane Rsrs. Tsrnbnai-str san Juan.
East water~ay Dock q warshouss CO..
str Edgar ". Luekenbach.
Todd Drydoeks-5tr Nerthuesisrn. bktn
Janet Dollar.
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging CO..
Htr Patterson
Fisher FIGURING aiiis-s,r Admiral Far
rAEut.
Ames Yard-gtr Roosevelt.
H~ffernau pock--str Eetrhiksn.
Settiston'H aiil--Htr Thoa Crowley
strsam--nuoY No. s-8chr Wawona.
Buoy No dark Oriental
Wlnsfow Marine Railway--afr Balm
| bridge. str Morning Star. str Paclfieo.
str Broosdais. bark Belfast. barge Co
atIitlarn CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Vessels in Other Ports

f.lvsrrooi--srrii it=-Arrtved. ar Pier
ldian from seattle. April ts-Naiieds stf
kiasseary toe North rscifie pefts
rekohsms--kprti lt--Afrtv~t, ar kef>
stone NtAts from Seattle. at Use p. -.
sptl is--sAilsd. str keystene STATE for
Manila.
kehs April if--Arrtvsd. ssr ksys'sns
state from a~attls
nsieoa--Apra ia--srrissd. sir ArsiEa'
from Seattle.
s4n r~dfs-Apr4i if--Arftssd. str IL.
hish frafa ssatsis. ssr Lyman stewart
from seattle.
a4n Fsaneiseo April it=Arrtsei. $50
ctr % nAnkoos from seattle, ~ a. M
ctr saginaw from seattle ~ "a
spfu if-~sfriveS. str Winfsro from -
attis. ~ D m ctr huth At~tanas'
from seattle. at ! .. ~. sailed. ssF tt4n'
wood FOR Tacoma. a. .. m
Port GAsnhte--Apsfi tt--kfrtsed. str
rosentts fro-n A4a franeisee, 81 ~ q ~
TscomA tt-asiisd. sif tsiss sas
seAttls az q M sfF Ainairai fsrrAxa'
for seattle a. q VA
Wtasiew~-Apfti tt--ssrfxsd. sif uoraes
X BARTER from seattle IN toe % tuxH
Monitor. Hornet and Bee. At Ike = ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Exchange Is Quiet
After Wild Trading


fractional important a "a
tercd considerable b.arsh pressure 3 ot t quaau9n g"
first comparatively small rsse
whole reaches"
company settling a. compared With
NV hish ground sales al II IA "ad
IA. a. unchanEd .nsthl
unchangcd niudebaier ilhs
~. 81 r.
iia central si3 ~ General
4 up 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Rothwsii Dale. stis Third ave. W.
Girl
Astu. Nicholas Joseph. fsHAauah. girl
Jones. Leon l.. soos Meridian ave.
girl
Hahiln. George j.. ssss Mckinley pl.
girl
Rsck. Hugo. 1915 it,h ave. s.. grit
Edward. Arthur. siis CrayEon st.
girl
Reach. Ben. Helena. Mont. boy.
Thornton. Augustus. Glen cairn
hotel. boy.
Forth. Ray Jeddle. Lake Forest
Park. boy.
williams. Charles Martin. 1919 sem
cca st. hoy.
Franck witch. Csssimcr. s22s Sew
enth ave, girl.
CruikHhank. Charles A.. Jr.. 1919
Grand ave. boy.
Cornwall Earl H.. GIL 18th and
University way. boy.
la Plant. George Edwin, tb0s Eighth
ave. y. r.. girl.
Brattsin, Carl Emory. .sss Bagiey
ave. boy
Brennan. Martin J.. 1910 winthrop
Kaufman. Adolph. uss n. eist St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Tourists Show More
Interest in N. w.

Ten times ~ many tourists now In
auirc about tho Pacific Northwest as
five years aRo. ~ Harrison Ham.
vice president u tho Ask Mr.. Fosrgr
Travel Information Service. declared
Monday AT a luncheon % tho tourist
and conventions bureau 81 tire Cham.
her Of Commerce az the l. g. Smith
Building restaurant. y. ". Sweet
land. chairman OF the publicity. tour.
let and conventions bureau OF the
Tacoma chamber. also SPOKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Avoids Death Twice
in the Same Place

TACOMA. April Buried un.
der a landslide ~hlhs diwsinw In a
trench. Nett schwah. 90. isiorer. mar.
ruwiy escaped death yesterday. Pei.
low workmen rescued Echwab by
diKKinR him out with their bare
hands. not daring 20 u-- shovsla for
fsar ~ iulsninw him
After hr had been uncovered and a
rvpe placed under his arms. n
second Aide again buried sehwah and
ueariy Rnoshefcd him i.for- feHcuers
again uncovered him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18

ttnruafs ouetattetsf
Mex~--ftecsipts. ~ 600 Market 100 low
-. Top. SIC 20. bulk ~ ~aisr. - 40 .
tiese heavy weight. ttoUte 10
medium weight tiegtUlea tl iiHhi
weight fteasute 90, Hight iiHhta. tii
gttotts heavy packing savs. fsup 90
raektss sews. rough. ts,Stupit. piss
tsutos6
C.ttie--itscelpts. ts.eee Market ftc lew
e. Choice and prime, itsaaHt 80
medium and good. o. &eWstt common
ttytufte sssad ard sholfs o. senp|
ccfuman and nrtiiufa. fs.te9 20
butcher cattle and hslfsrs. q 80 20 20
COWS. fttegEssi taiis. ttioes 80
tanners and cutters. COWS and hsifcrs
ttss1tf04 saursf steers, taEau -
vsat calves. ,tTsaffti feeder steers
tsHtuFte stoeker stesfs. ft.ituf 40
nfocksr COWS and holfcfs. ttm1.tt
>h~~p--itrcstrfa. t.eee. Market eke high
81 Lambs. iiiatt.tei lambs. euii and
common. tsOiisfs. feariiea ~eshsfs
tffauiss ewes - seop. cuil 10 esn'
ulon ewes. fsU&ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Arrivals and Departures


Anrn is-str Ixisn from Vancouver, n
G.. va ConaoN and Tacoma, az fise a a.
str Admiral faFraHat from Tacoma, Al
els M
ApfN if-Rtr Nefthiand from ran
franei.co Vie Anac0rtss and Nottingham
a. tllaa q. an afr Some city from Nau
Francisco. 81 SIC y M. eT Auhits-
from San Pedro Via San franeiseo AMI
Everett. At asa y. mti str hofaes y.
baxter from Easis iiarter. al ~ ~ y "a
sailed
April ix-Sif Nerzes \. hasssr taf
wiomio~. ia TOW. at q ms stf nspets
for Valparaiso via ChsmanUa Portland.
san FRANCHISE san Pesfc. funtA Arenas.
nAlbsa. Ouay.auti. ftsra. sriga @ed go
lao. al a. m. ar Admiral Watson Tor
Ancharaxe. Southwestern ia roesheest-
err Alaska. a. 10 . M ssr Noeas ivy
faf Tacoma. ct l9;se a. m
April is=-sir Nukuteo for Nan lfah'
ciaco VIA Port Angeles. 81 y ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Reported by Wireless

tTfm. 10 q . m. % dafs specified ualsss
oshsrwtss not@df
kpeti i7=Ntf kefNtous state. k1br Tor
Shanghai az miles from keb~ str We.
nat~he~ Yohahanna for seattle ASS
miles from seattle ssr sathss.ns u.
sauaw Harber for kstcaiksn. eF cassl.
Rock or cearst. seattle fer NsNQys, tts
usli~s frofa Na9evs. ssr EkaE-sy. Port
kithavp tor Cofaova. q miles from Cor
aasss str juneau. kstrhtkan Tor taneau.
a. mites saeth 81 tueeaws str Casdota.
dischsrwinE az tyak str Aafntrsl srhl~t,
seat tfe for san frarctseo. ia miles seafh
% seattle. str Thomas " b~4i. sAa
Frsueisro for Seattle. gst nHs- south %
Cap. fTsstsry! str san Diego. San rsdfs
for Tacoma. off Caps Fiattsry. str Jsp-
tina IAN Francisro for Tacoma. s&e miles
from Tacoma ctr reiIs ramssir. Everett
for San Fraaeisce. IS miles FROM Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18

Stricken with aporlcry. John An
derron. 50. ~ 1884 Terry ave. fell IN
the street Al westiakc and sixth
av-s n, y m Monday. and died %
minutes later In city hospital lie
had no relatives. 40 far Ra l. known.
Tho body was taken 90 johnson a
HamiIton's undertaking pariors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
HE'S WALKING ON
RIM OF THE u. S.

Bernard NJ Mugier Is fond Of
waikinr.
In fact he IL 20 fond Of the
open road that he " walking
around the rim Of tho United
States
Muglcr dropped into Mayor
caldwsii's offiee 10 nay "iiowdy.-
= am walking from New York
20 California and back on be, %
s. 600. he declared Il have
agreed 10 visit every state In the
union"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
QUALIFIED

From the London Mail
Artist TO applicant for post OF
modeD-But do you think you can re.
main In one position for an indefi.
mite pcriod?"
Appicant-oh, yus, sir.
Artist What's your occupation
been?
Applicant--Bricklayer, sir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Succeeds on Third
Attempt at Suicide

ROMFORD, England. April -
Albert I. Compton, "a dentist, tried to
die by hanging and shooting. but
both attempts failed Then he took
poison seated In his dental chair. lie
WAS found dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
DEATHS

Anderson. John. ~. it2G Market st.
Gould, Anna l.. 60, 2iSs N. 52nd st.
Schicber. Katherine. 81. Sumas
Montgomery, Elizabeth, 81, i65 Mel
rose ave. ~
Lindsey. Maria NJ, el, 222 w. Lee at.
Takcsaburo. ~, Cos King II.
Mason, Minnie H.. SO, 52fl 18th ave.
N. ~.
Emerson. Luther. 81. aae d. hsth At.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
Worker Burned When
Cafe Tank Explodes

PORTLAND, April 1s.--Albert
Ashley. restaurant worker. was bad
~ burned this morning. when an
ammonia tank used in ice.making at
a local restaurant exploded. Fumes
Of ammonia nearly suffocated several
others before Capt. Reese, OF fire en-
gine company No. vent into the
place with gas mask and turned
off the ammonia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
NoTIrr no rT .rcTops

Under and pursuant to Section
OF Article " OF the City Charter.
fled electors OF The city Of Seattle,
Mt the municipal election TO be held
in said city on the end day OF May,
1929. for their approval or rejection,
said proposed measure reads as fol-
iAws;
INITIATIVE PETITION NO sssos.
An Ordinance relating to aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18
San Francisco Produce

tfnr@asfs Nuefstt~nrt
ustt~r--Extras tsso IL prime firsts
AaAe ~.
ste dos sstfx palists. sase aos ss'
tra first puliets. ttg des. undztsised
pallets ~ Ae doG
Chr~~~--s'a llferaia fiats. faaeY. sse 10
nrsts. stc ID.
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JunsAu~-Aprn if-~sail~ds ar Queen,
south bound. at O. M. str Jsftsf son,
southhound. ct II .. "a.
ccfdesa--Aprtt is-~Aaiisd, str Ala
media. ssuthtound. at . m
kstehik4n---Apfu fE--saii~d. str Vie
teria. northbouha. At midnishA
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Charleston. g. c.. the statement nai1
TO state that he has issued a
statement whatever. nor has he aid
GUESSED the subject with any repre-
sentative Of the news aasociatlon.s
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Weather Bureau Report

TArOcsit ISLAND. April Is =. "
--nsronstsr rising cloudy wind SOUTH
20 miles an hour Passed m. isfes
freight ntr. hiaek hull and stack. from
the south. al a. "a Passed cut str
Port Angeles. towns earke chaa Mel
son. a. =. IA
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Women mayors now preside ovel
three Minnesota cities--Coodhue. 81
Peter and cohato.
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MantA - April ~ 49, Hte3msr psroisv
went ashore on kpru IL. No leakage has
Aberd.sa - April t;--stssmsr o-4Ks
atiii ashore.
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NOTICE TO ELECTORS
ADVERTISEMENT

Under and pursuan Charter
There City Of Seattle
hsId Ind day OF
May rejection the following proposed charter
Iuaania
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Council
Piled the lst day Of March, 1872.
~. W. CARROLL.
City Comptroller and sn-otficlo
city Clerk
ny T.. ~. sTHEET.
Deputy CLERK.
Date 81 first publication In tn
Seattle Star, Seattle. March 70. 1879