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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1917

Page

4

Auto Accident Record Set Amid Frigid Streets

Nine people injured in auto accidents and 34 collisions reported to police Monday due to slippery streets. Names include Mrs. A Meyer, Ted Barker, Ines Nelson Boston Jr, R Wahlquist, Van Thompson, John Vandyne, P H Hansen, and A A Clark among others with minor to serious injuries.

A. Meyer Columbia St Ted Barker Ave Ines Nelson Boston Jr R. Wahlquist Firat Ave van Thompson

Railroad officer boosts Red Cross drive at meeting

Charlies S. Powers of the Southern Railway and a Four Minute Man spoke to Transportation members about Red Cross fund methods. He debunked rumors of illicit distribution and explained how the Red Cross aided front line soldiers. Pauline Turner sang patriotic songs.

Charlies S. Powers Southern Railway Red Cross The Red Pauline Turner

Seattle Y M C A Leaders Sail for European War Zone

The Seattle Y M C A leaders including former physi cirector M. Berthiaume have sailed for war zone duty. About 400 men remain with 300 more planned to depart. The group comprises bankers, college staff, newspapermen, theater students, and various professionals.

M. Berthiaume Seattle Y. M. C Broadway High School Bank and Colleges

John Eden Seeks Sale of Stillaguama River Power Site

City finance and utilities plan to investigate John C. Eden's plan to sell the Stillaguama River power site for 800000 dollars. The project could yield about 40000 horsepower and an estimated net of 712272 dollars for the city after timber values are considered. Light Superintendent Ross notes the city is eager to develop the site.

City Finance and Utilities John C. Eden Stillaguama River Eden Bears Ross

Relieved Detective Officer Assigned to New Command

Sergeant of Detectives William B formerly led the night shift and was relieved from that duty by Chief J. F. Warren. He has now been assigned to the post of Captain of Detectives Tennant.

William B J. F. Warren Tennant

Only Woman Among 120 Men Maps Adventurous Escape at Sea

Gladys Taylor recounts being a stowaway and castaway with 120 sailors aboard a German raider era ship, living two months on Mopeha island. She details island life, crafts, and chivalry from captors, while reflecting on homesickness and return to Washington, San Francisco, and Seattle.

the Star Minsladys Taylor Seeader Miss Taylor Washington Mossy Rock San Francisco Seattle Mother Eve Mopeha Island Mid Pacific Eden Count von Lueckner Mopeha Capt. Peterson Count von Luckner Johnson Peterson Kaiser

Judge Hands Out Easy Sentences In Select Service Case

Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer sentenced James Hood to custody of Marshal Hoyle until registered under the new select service act. Abraham Suranasky Peter Olson and Tony Marvitch received similar registration sentences. Ensign William Johnston, former national tennis champion, and Miss Irene Norman married in San Diego as Johnston sails with the Pacific Fleet.

Jeremiah Neterer James PP Hood Marschal John M Hoyle New Select Service Act Abraham Suranasky Peter Olson Tony Marvitch United Press San Diego William Johnston Irene FE Norman San Francisco Johnston Sa United States

Metal Workers Elect Officials For Union Post

Edward Hite was elected president of the Sheet Metal Workers' union to replace W A Smith who was elected financial secretary and business agent. The next regular meeting was postponed until after the Christmas holidays.

Edward Hite Sheet Metal Workers’ Union W. A. Smith

Don’t Overlook Those Christmas Seal Sales Today

Dr J R J Liegd of the U S Public Health Service urges Seattle to support the Red Cross Christmas stamp drive. He warns tuberculosis could rise with war conditions and stresses stamps are the only fund source. The sale will be conducted Tuesday by Baptist Young Women's Club, Young Ladies’ Auxiliary and Uni tarian church ladies.

J.r J. Liegd U. S. Pubic Health Service King County Anti Tuberculosis League Navy Bremerton Seattle United States France Baptist Young Women's Club Young Ladies’ Auxiliary Ladies of the Unitarian Church

Beaten and Robbed on Doorstep in Elma

C G Streuver was beaten and robbed on his doorstep by two men. They drugged him and took $60 before leaving him unconscious, and he was later found by his wife in the doorway. He is under a doctor's care.

United Press Elma Wash C. G. Streuver Streuver

Red tape blocks spruce for U S defense needs

Col BE. PF Disque of the signal corps spruce production division says Northwest mills must boost spruce output by more than 100 percent to meet the demand for straight grained spruce used in airplane construction. He attributes shortages to government red tape and the rush for all lumber amid overtaxed sawmills.

United Preas Portland Milla Northwest Col BE. PF Disque Signal Corps

Police Commission Ballot Plan Faces Seattle Vote

Seattle voters may ballot on forming a police commission as council judiciary committee members and citizens planned a Tuesday debate. The session also covered extending terms for city officers and a civil service pension plan proposal. In New York, Mrs W H Young sued Mrs Samoel Lang over removal of a monument from a grave.

Seattle Council Judiciary Committee New York W. H Young Samoel Lang

Christmas Ribbons for Gift Making at Bon Marche

Ribbons for Christmas gift wrapping include taffeta plain and satin striped pieces, dainty checks, fancy floral ribbons with satin edges. No. 1 and 14g ribbons in pink red green blue and holly, 5 yards to the bolt, 20 cents per yard. Upper Main Floor The Bon Marche.

Oxford BON Marche

Wool Mackinaws Go On Sale At The Bon Marche

All wool waterproof Mackinaws offered in sizes 16 to 18 with options pinch back plain back with belt and regulation Norfolk. Prices range from 5 to 12 50 with several color and style choices advertised for good wear and comfort.

Norfolk

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