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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
7
The Seattle chapter of the American Society of Engineers adopted resolutions of sympathy Wednesday honoring Edward Owen whose death was noted by members.
Chartee J. Machek filed a $35,000 wrongful death suit against the city after his daughter Sophia died from injuries in a January 6 1920 street car crash near Green Lake. Trial began in Judge J T Ronald's court Wednesday afternoon. Funeral services for Ida Does 14 for 20 years a Seattle resident were set for 3 pm Friday at Fenney Watson company establishment.
Richard Winsor, former school board president, presents cases accusing the Master Plumbers and Heating Engineers’ association of inflating bids to keep them high. He cites Greenwood school and Dexter avenue warehouse contracts with 2 to 30 percent and over 25 percent profits respectively. Witness Walter Gerting supports that a plumbing contractor was ousted from a contract before April 1917.
An advertisement promises instant relief from aching corns with Freezone. It claims the product numbs pain, allows removal with fingers, and offers a tiny bottle for a few cents to remove hard or soft corns and calluses without soreness.
Lieut. Gov. Wee Coyle May k Dickenson and President Jules Mackow spoke at a first division meeting. They discussed plans for a big reunion in September and urged support for the Children s Orthopedic hospital. The next meeting is scheduled for May 21.
Davenport Iowa April 28 Tolbert Oleen, arrested for firing five buildings here Monday, confessed he alone started the blazes. He had previously claimed involvement in a nationwide incendiary scheme which now dissolves as false.
The Capitol Hill district north of Madison Street between 11th and 22nd Avenues and BE Galer Street wins honors for the beat showing in general cleanup work. University district wins first in paint up and Ballard district first in spade up counts per a report by civic bureau appointees to C M Williams, general chairman.
Advertisement lists Army apparel and supplies with prices including khaki wear 63.05 for special items 2 000 salts navy summer underwear breeches and toques naval wool belts woolen sweaters and serge fabrics priced per item for military use on the Pacific slope.
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