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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
15
Gen Pershing has a private telegraph cable from his France headquarters to Gen Bartlett in London. Seven seconds is the average Mash message time. Pershing sent his first official message as a greeting to Ambassador A.
Henry W. Mulhollan, head of Broadway high school manual training, argues white collar jobs pay less and offer limited futures. He describes hands on training in wood working foundry gas engine operation and auto repair as essential for pupils to start at the bottom and secure practical trade connections after graduation. Seattle schools expanding manual training to prepare boys for technical shop work amid longer apprenticeships.
A historic pitch promotes St. Jacob's Liniment as a magical yet safe remedy for neuralgia and general pain. It claims quick, lasting relief by rubbing a small trial bottle on the sore area, soothing nerves and banishing pain in minutes without skin damage.
President Wilson forwards the nomination of Col H H Bandholtz to brigadier general. He previously served as chief of staff of the New York National Guard division at Spartanburg and was slated to command at Plattsburg in 1916. A Spanish War veteran, he brings long service to the post.
City officials led the inaugural Sunday afternoon streetcar trip from the County City building at 2 30 PM to the new Salmon Bay bridge with a stop at Market Street and Leary Avenue. Delegations from the Ballard Booster club and Central Labor Council join the procession along with the mayor and Caldwell. Mayors, councilors, and officials will speak at Ballard Hall if rain holds.
Mrs Lola Horner of Lama admitted entering a home on a powder sales pretext and slashing Grace Krahr, 30, across the face and hand with a razor. Krahr expected to recover. Horner said jealousy of her husband motivated the attack and came to mar Krahr’s beauty.
In McCoulough County over two days trappers captured 4000 skunks amid mesquite chaparral and brush. One buyer paid about 1 for an even 4000 hides in one day and the skins are shipped north and east for fur manufacture.
At Thursday elections H. Black Jr. became secretary of the executive committees of the industrial committee W.KE. Herring was elected vice chairman of the industrial bureau and R. H. Mattison was reelected secretary. Samuel H. Piles will continue as chairman of the chamber national affairs bureau.
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