Cake Walk and Dance Tonight Dreamland For Cash Prizes
Dreamland hosts a cake walk and dance tonight with cash prizes. Admission is 25 cents and includes five dance tickets for participants.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
6
Dreamland hosts a cake walk and dance tonight with cash prizes. Admission is 25 cents and includes five dance tickets for participants.
Ned Trent seeks vengeance in the north but Cupid intervenes delivering a love story. Bailey and Mitchell present The Call of the North at Seattle theatre all week with affordable seats. The program also teases The Thief, a dark drama to follow, drawing cheers and tears from audiences.
Office Phone Queen Anne 885 and Night Phones Queen Anne 447 and Clarrison 3807 listed for contact details.
Theresa Wesserleben was convicted of murdering her husband in Mobile and sentenced to life imprisonment. If the supreme court does not intervene, she will join her mother Mary T Godan in the Alabama penitentiary, also serving a life term for involvement in the murder of a police officer found dead in a pond after being shot on December 31, 1911, with the state claiming she sought $7,000 life insurance.
C. B. Woolley former manager is arrested at the county jail on grand larceny charges in connection with the Union Savings and Trust Co Renton bank. Simultaneously the bank sues Orillia Lumber Co and W. E Hightower alleging conspiracy to obtain an unsecured loan of 20000 despite company assets not exceeding 15000. A note for 10500 and a receiver appointment are sought Judge Albertson names Frank L Meares as temporary receiver.
The Harrison liner Statesman from Liverpool rammed the Alaska codfishing schooner John D. Spreckels off Point Reyes. Two sailors drowned Segurt Peterson and Martin Olson survivors en route to San Francisco. The Spreckels carried 135000 pounds of fish homeward bound. The capsized vessel towed to Drake's Bay by the revenue cutter McCulloch.
The coroner's jury attributes the fatal accident that killed Mrs. Lillian Ho Whittlessy to the city's failure to erect barriers and maintain danger signals at Third Avenue and Crockett Street.
KR L. Hays testified before the council efficiency committee that good produce was dumped at city scales and the garbage plant to prop up prices. He described loads of watermelons potatoes and cabbage hauled from Western Ave direct to dumps at Scale No 10 First Ave 8 Dakota Ave with city paying the costs. Hays said people regularly collected dumped food and corroborated charges of contraband materials weighed at tonnage rates.
The California-Puget Sound Oil Company of Seattle began drilling the county’s first oil well yesterday under contract with the Kitsap Oil Development Co. The project marks a milestone for Kitsap County’s oil industry discovery efforts.
An 1912 testimonial cites Nature's Creation as curing tuberculosis after 1901 illness and a 1910 start. The letter from CHAS A MICHAEL urges readers to start treatment early, linking minor symptoms to dangerous TB and public health risks in New York City and across the country.
Mrs. Pearl Miller, a Black spiritualist medium, appeared before the superior court to prove her sanity but failed. She is being transported to the Steilacoom asylum today.
El Centro reports the Imperial valley will gain a cold storage hotel named The Barbara Worth. It will use an anhydrous ammonia cooling process to keep interiors comfortable through long San Diego summer heat, invoking Harold Bell Wright's novel settings.
Modern elegantly furnished rooms at the lowest rates are offered at Hotel Virginius located at Eighth and Virginia near Westlake. Eliott 802 on record.
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