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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1905
Page
3
SPRINGS Colorado May President Loeb reports from the president's camp that the bear killing era continues. The third camp will shift toward Redstone as the ranch is moved to the neat divide. The president may stay overnight and travel onward the next day.
At University Station on April 21 the Pacific University of Oregon faces the University of Washington in a key intercollegiate debate. Washington debaters, led by Miss Eyes, are expected to prevail. The campus track is being regraded with a new cinder layer, and the 100 yard straightaway is widened to 22 feet.
A Bay area reader writes that Seattle Electric withholds fair service on the Green Lake run. He claims east side residents endure long trips and higher costs while the company favors the opposite shore. The letter cites biased routes, unnecessary two way operation, and discrimination against eastern residents. H. B. Saunders signs the appeal.
Ballard school board elected Superintendent John C. Dickson for another year praising his strong record. J. C. Dickson and several colleagues plus many female teachers were named, while C. J. Dickson and others were chosen to a three year term on the textbook commission.
The murderer Ivan Kalileff, who killed Grand Duke Hergius, was sentenced to death on Thursday and will be hanged next week. The civil service commission supported Chief Delaney in firing Policeman Devel for foul language on streetcars, leaving post, and shooting domestic fowl.
Col. Clarence R. Edwards, chief of the bureau of Insular affairs, has been named administrative officer of the Panama Canal Commission. The announcement appears in Seattle commerce pages along with local ads for BF N. Brooks & Co offering hats at nine dollars.
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