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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
2
A dental office advertises registered dentists trained in modern methods with a satisfaction guarantee. It touts painless techniques, high quality materials, and reliable service, urging readers to start the new year with good teeth and affordable prices.
An item listing Dr. L R Clark as manager of Ghees Thire appears with a dateline influenced by the Third and Union area. The brief note identifies Clark in a managerial capacity in the local business context.
A teacher urges pupils to imagine China’s vast population then a student in distress blurts out a grim quip about “killing Chinamen” as he breathes hard, prompting a surprised pause.
Collins playfield children present a two act comedy titled Mr. Bob at the play field building. Uniton Piret Unitarian church bazaar closes Saturday night at Second and Union. Shipmasters urge a lighthouse headquarters. A lighted cigarette in a mailbox causes excitement in White building.
London officials announced that military authorities will commandeer all foreign shipping in Romanian ports starting Monday. The note said the measure applies to vessels under foreign control and represents a seismic shift in wartime logistics.
The Hebrew Education and Free Loan association hosts its annual basket party and entertainment at the association hall 120 2im Ave beginning 6 30 p m Sunday December 5. A vocal and instrumental program will be offered and there will be an auction of valuable articles donated by Seattle merchants.
An informal dance will be held by the Commercial Club this Saturday night starting at 9 o clock. Admission is 25 cents with refreshments provided. Children will be admitted free. A general invitation is extended to all members and friends.
Seattle theaters announce upcoming engagements for The Lie starring Margaret Illington in a New York production at the Moore for four nights with a Sunday opening and a special Wednesday matinee. Other acts include Empress diving contest and a broad vaudeville lineup at Pantages Orpheum and related stages with multiple acts and touring performers.
The Washington supreme court denied a protest against Bremerton purchasing the water plant, affirming a King county judge’s award of 219 552 30 to the Bremerton Water and Power Co. The decision secures municipal ownership supplying Bremerton Charleston and the navy yard, with John E. Price & Co. agreeing to take utility bonds backed by earnings.
Lawrence Anderson of Seward Alaska travels to Seattle to sell 79 barrels of salted silver salmon. He argues brokers take most of the value and unveils a plan by 18 packers to bypass Seattle brokers and sell directly to Chicago, aiming to end a salt fish monopoly.
The Chamber of Commerce conducted its annual trustee election on Saturday, selecting new board members to guide the organization. Details on slate and results were provided by chamber officials.
The Seattle Aerie No. 1 re elected most officers Friday night including Thomas W. Moore as president L V Westerman as vice president F L Hamilton as chaplain Frank Dowd as secretary and financial secretary Al Ball as inside guard Crawford BE White Rh Schubert James M Lambert and others as trustees Aerie physicians A F Edwards Co B Haggard Charles B Cowan G A Dowling H S Hill and John W Crooks retained in their posts with no changes in leadership positions
Advertisements claim Zemo removes pimples blackheads eczema and ringworm. A small 26 cent bottle or large 1.00 bottle is sold at drugstores. The lotion is described as non watery non greasy and stain free with easy application and dependable Cleveland origin.
Herbert E. Snook an attorney with offices in the Burke building was cited Saturday to show cause in Superior Judge Gilliam s court next Thursday why he should not be adjudged in contempt for alleged failure to pay his divorced wife Donna E. Snook alimony Mrs Snook obtained a divorce last July awarding her 12 50 weekly alimony
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