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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1916
Page
2
Seattle marks the second annual Spring Clean-Up and Paint Up week with residents joining the effort after a strong start Monday. C. M. Williams chairs the City Beautiful bureau which led the initial push. now many citizens plan to clean, paint, and tend gardens at their own expense for years to come.
Charles M. Schwab, president of Bethlehem Steel, warned Newark investors that a government munitions plant could render their holdings valueless if the plan were adopted. The address was given to Bethlehem stockholders last night.
April 5 Leavenworth reports the body recovered from the river is believed to be Thomas Miller who was drowned after being thrown from the Great Northern right of way during a winter snow slide. J W Gull, drawing water nearby, assisted in the retrieval.
In St Paul on April 5 a sophomore class club at the University of Minnesota organized to discourage chic mustaches. The group aims to keep eyebrows from slipping down onto the lip, reflecting co-eds disapproval in a recent edict.
Agnes Lambert a despondent writer on New Year’s Eve contemplates suicide after failed work. Wealthy sculptor Leighton offers $50,000 and life insurance, proposing a bargain to save her. As the year passes they grow closer and Ruth Beresford enters the story, leading to a dramatic year end twist. TheSalamander also screens at Coliseum Theatre as a major feature this week.
New shipment offers 300 hats priced at 4.95 each. Hats feature field and garden blooms leafy sprays wings and silken ribbons in the latest spring colors.
Men and women who sat behind desks at the Rai ner school 25 years ago gathered for a reunion Tuesday night. Misa Sally P. White, a teacher there for 26 years, greeted former students Victor Zednick and Maurice Thompson.
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