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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1914

Page

2

May Irwin Delivers Laughs in Widow by Proxy at Metropolitan

Theatergoers enjoyed May Irwin in Widow by Proxy at the Metropolitan as she plays a widow collecting on a deceased husband’s estate. The show features mistaken identities and comic turmoil with May’s nasal hiccups and pratfalls fueling the humor.

May Irwin Jolly Irwin California Metropolitan Theatre Seattle Hubby

World Around-The-World Birdmen Race Planned For 1915

San Francisco reports vast interest as organizers announce a May 1915 start from the Panama Pacific exposition grounds. Captain Thomas Baldwin confirms entry. the race must finish in 90 days with total prizes of 200000 dollars and a 100000 dollar first prize. Route outlines include Chicago New York London St. Petersburg Moscow Irkotek Harbin Vladivostok Tokyo and Seattle toward the Pacific coast.

San Francisco New York Thomas Baldwin Pacific Aero Club Tomek Sberia Irkotek Harbin Martin Vladivostok Vladivestok Tokio Japan Broughton Cape Kamchatka Kamchatka Fast Cape Bering Stratte East Cape Cape Prince of Wales Sitka Alaska Vancouver B. C Beattie Seattle Fan Franciece

Commission Takes Up DeRoy Complaint Against Seattle Lighting

Public service commission considers the complaint of Benjamin E. DeRoy against Seattle Lighting Co for not installing gas to his Wear Seattle home though mains are one block away. The panel also requires rerouting petitions for the 23rd avenue line to file briefs within 15 days and the electric company to answer within 10 days.

The Public Service Commission Benjamin E. DeRoy Seattle Lighting Co Wear Seattle 23Rd Ag Electric Company

Woodland Chronicle Sold to Commercial Club President

Woodland Washington February 2 Dr R M Andruss president of the Commercial Club has acquired ownership of the Woodland Chronicle confirming a change in local newspaper leadership and ownership in the city.

Lake Washington West Waterway Duwamish Waterway Bridge Bond Committee American Bank Building J. H. McPherson Chamber of Commerce Washington, D. C Alaska Age Woodland, Wash R. M. Andruss Commercial Club The Woodland Chronicle

Debate on Proposed City Commission Government

The writer argues against replacing the city with a commission government noting peace is preferable to upheaval. They criticize political maneuvering and urge businesslike reform in departments to save costs, while warning savings will still be small against debt. They fault the council for stirring turmoil ahead of summer elections and politics.

Kittitas Farm Plan Promises Big Stock venture

W. W. Robinson, Seattle businessman and big coast dealer, launches a 2600 acre Kittitas Land & Live Stock Company near Ellensburg to expand stockraising and dairying. The plan offers shares with easy payments to middle and large investors, promising high profits from dairy beef hogs and diversified farming in Washington.

W. W. Robinson Pacific Coast Kittitas Valley Ellensburg Northwest Mr. Robinson Robinson Washington Honolulu Kim Kittitas Land & Live Stock Company State Normal College Northern Pacific Milwaukee Seattle The Sound Portland Hawaiian Islands Alaska United States W. W. Robinson Company State of Washington

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