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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1912
Page
5
Rainfall reached 24.28 inches, below the long term average of 35.40 inches in Captte and Renton hills. Dr W B Riley, a Minneapolis evangelist, will lead services after January, with local ministers guiding in the interim.
Night sessions opened at the new tabernacle on Av. and Prie St. under the chief of the Protestant churches, marking the start of a series of gatherings. The event drew local church leaders and congregants seeking unity and outreach.
Jack Thomas died in city hospital Sunday after falling through a glass cover over the tracks at the King Street station. He was walking on Jackson Street when a gust of wind blew his hat onto the shed and he pursued it, tumbling through.
A collection of letters and commentary to Miss Grey debating marriage, loneliness, and social reform. Discussants urge self-improvement, warn against rushed matrimony, and contrast old maids with married couples, including views from A Wandering Irishman and The Bachelors Who Thinks.
The column lists Q A on topics from wine tint marks to rent after moving out and a 1909 act. It notes a man named G B McConaughy in Fohrman Avenue hearing a noise at 4 am and tackling an intruder who escaped through a window, losing the burglar’s coat.
San Francisco reports Adolph Butro grandson of a former mayor plans a second hydroplane ascent on New Year’s Day after a 600 foot drop into San Francisco Bay. In Burns Oregon prisoners Koontz and Carroll survived a six day well ordeal and are recovering. A stage anecdote closes with a jest about a ring and winking villains in the show.
Mallwide sale details include ribbons taffeta lace switches and buffs priced low. Remnants and damaged pieces offered at half former prices, plus jewelry odds reduced and silverware discounted. Clothing items such as gloves mittens underwear vests and long underwear offered at deep discounts with assorted colors and sizes.
From a large clearance last week, prices start at 6 cents and bargains are deep, with odds and ends selling at less than half. Readying stock labeled as tapestry goods.
Plumage of hats offered in a sale with large and small models in desirable colors. Untrimmed hats reduced from seven fifty to a fraction of former prices. Also features felt moccasins broken lines and childhood mixes.
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