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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
6
Staff Correspondent reports from Camp Lewis that Company H promises a rapid mix of boxing and wrestling and a Friday entertainment. The bill features Hob Armstrong in Woman Proposes a modern vaudeville satire and recalls Paul Armstrong, the famed playwright, as his uncle.
The Pacific Grocery Co. wholesalers led by president H. T. Fowler will occupy the Manufacturers Exchange building at Occidental avenue. They signed a five year lease on Wednesday with John Davia & Co. The Seattle branch was previously at 919 Western Ave.
After a Wednesday afternoon meeting of the public safety committee the group voted to send the proposed free jitney ordinance back to the corporation counsel for redrafting. Their aim is to find a way to pass the measure to augment the city's transportation facilities with the free Dusen.
An advertisement touts Brownstone hair tint as a safe, lead free product offering shades from light golden to deep brown. It claims no irritation or scalp poisoning, and guarantees lasting color that cannot be detected. Sold by the Ken ton Pharmacal Co in Covington Kentucky with sample offers and a mail order option.
Jerry Johnson, 19, was taken to Minor hospital after an electric battery exploded while he worked, severely burning his face and upper body. Police search for friends or relatives of Frank O Neil, 50, found dead in his room at 618 Seventh Ave. S. A. Follett, 45, died at Seattle General Hospital from injuries at Duthie Shipyard. funeral at University Undertaking Co. A free food conservation lecture by Minas Fifie Raitt at the Y M C A on Friday. Northwest Retail Furniture Dealers hold a semiannual meeting at the Masonic Hall with Lincoln Hotel as headquarters. Rotary plans to send 100 members to Spokane conference. Borrowed Time club met at Malloy Hall. Capetown electoral reform vote: motion to include women’s franchise defeated 54 to 39.
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