Hazard Wella Ratter
Hazard Wella is described as a ratter with an office listing in Seattle. The item includes publishing details for The Seattle Star and contact information for the newspaper’s offices and production staff.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
2
Hazard Wella is described as a ratter with an office listing in Seattle. The item includes publishing details for The Seattle Star and contact information for the newspaper’s offices and production staff.
Citizens of the Seventh ward seek a new council representative after two-year vacancy. Jed Blake, once aligned with the people, backed corporate interests, opposed cheaper gas, and led the Solid Seven against rival telephone and gas plans. The ward contemplates a councilman-at-large role for him representing corporate interests rather than residents.
A eight man Coast and Geodetic Survey team will spend six months mapping Lake Washington. They will measure depth at every point and compile a detailed chart to support the proposed Lake Washington canal project. The article adds reflections on lake bottom depth and fish life, alongside Seattle winter weather musings.
This evening at the Lutheran church intersection of Fourth avenue and Pine street the Norwegian Young People's Society Fremad presents the boy orator Charles J Anderson who will speak on The Successful Life. The 14 year veteran lecturer will be backed by Miss Emma Lee performing two selections The City and a Norwegian national song. The public is invited to attend at 8 p m with a coupon book offer noted.
Owners of the Rabbont Seattle Ecles Tacoma Colman and Vigilant Port Townsend join to form a tugboat association. The combine will run their tugs in the straits and on the Sound.
Woodmen of the World Camp No 6 held a gray smoker in Bikehall with about 800 members attending. A lively program featured CC W Baunders George Edmunds and W Anderson sons, plus the camp orchestra and the Fairbanks brothers. J M Brewster won the apple-eating challenge.
Rev. H. H. Gowen spoke to the Econom League and Political Club of the M C A on the economics of Christianity. He argued there is no separate Christian economic system but Christ's life shapes values and social fellowship influencing economics, addressing slavery and labor and urging right living to realize the kingdom of God.
A report from Georgetown notes Clyde White of South Park was confined at home after skating exposure and exhaustion. An accident near Georgetown on a Northern Pacific crossing damaged a Seattle OF wagon and injured the horse but not the driver. Albert Chavandra, Georgetown resident, leaves for Paria for about two months with plans to build a hotel upon return. The Georgetown post office road work at South Beattie is halted due to snow.
In Aberdeen Washington the city council returned bills from a local physician and nurse who treated two mild smallpox cases around January 1. The physician demanded $975 and the nurse asked $176. Both treated for only two weeks.
An auction notice advertises a large sale of furniture and a furnished house at Martin Fox's salon, 2219 First Avenue Seattle. It lists general banking and investment firms, a shipyard and real estate opportunities, and assorted business chances including stores, factories, cannery locations, and a saloon.
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