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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1907
Page
5
Telegraph reports from Chicago describe Zion City planning a move to a Sound region as land prices rise and inquiries surge. Votiva will visit the Sound to select a site after discussions conclude within two weeks.
The new project from Pine to Westlake and Denny Way involves regrading an area about Thirday to Westlake, removing ten million cubic feet of dirt with cuts exceeding 100 feet. Damages from the cases may total near a million dollars, with most owners satisfied by Corporation Counsel Calhoun.
The Caleidh club plans a meeting this afternoon with Mea M. BL Martin at M412 Willarday. The Nineteenth Century Literary club gathers at Mrs John BE White's home on 60 Twelfth North. The Ladies Auxiliary Bike hosts a card party tomorrow afternoon at the Alaska building, members may bring guests. Myrtle Social club convenes with Mrs J. Price at 618 Sixteenth Ave. Three days hence the Cath e Me Ladies Charity club meets at Mrs Reynolds's home 2781 Fifteenth Ave.
Br Marques, a Spokane immigrant, was brought to Seattle by Detective Byrne on a grand larceny charge. Police say he is part of a gang that broke into a warehouse at the foot of Wallat and stole over a ton of lead owned by Stirrat and Goets.
Reports from the Socialist Temple yesterday include Mrs. Thomas C. Wiswell presenting on The Scientific Method Applied to Home Industries. Funeral services set for Mrs. Towne at 2 PM tomorrow at First Habitat church with private interment. Lucia Prather’s funeral held at Plymouth Congregational church. Rev. A. Meera preached. interment Lakeview Cemetery. Delilah talks on Direct Primaries and Excha Pulpits feature Dr. Alfred W. Martin and Harrison D. Barrett exchanging pulpits at Knights of Pythias ball. Commercial Club hosts second annual banquet with 125 expected. Ed. R. Novak in charge of toasts. Delphi schooner reports rough seas and many ships sighted near the strait. Plan for a joint fisheries law with Oregon to regulate Columbia waters discussed. Prof Geo W. Watson and Dr A lectured on Bible customs at Tabernacle church. Eight Hour Law and Dr C B Cowan relocation announced.
Washington reports that US commerce with Cuba reached a new high for the year. King Victor Emmanuel hosted American naval attaché Commander Berbardou in a private audience at HOME. The king cordially welcomed Berbardou and spoke warmly of the visit.
W J Martin of Pioneer State bank elected councilman to fill the term of Mayor O K Holcomb. The report notes the Farm Hand Gucceeda in Ritavilla and gives brief local political appointment details.
In recent days hunters report witnessing repeated killings of deer near this locale. Timber wolves are rarely seen here except during very cold winters, suggesting unusual predation activity this season.
In Tacoma on January 28 the instruments for the wireless telegraph station at Tatoosh Island were successfully landed at 10 oclock Friday night by a team led by MeatCom Hayes from Bremerton. The equipment arrival marks a milestone in establishing the station.
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