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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
4
Visiting Y M C A boys from Cleveland received a striking Seattle welcome that proves the value of uniform hospitality. The Star urges local groups to organize and track each delegation to ensure continuous hosting efforts this summer.
The Park Board is reminded to accelerate plans for comfort stations in the business district while noting disgraceful conditions at Leschi and Madison parks. Germany's new blue book claims Russia started the war, challenging belief that England bore all blame. Gas meters do not apply to those using bomb gas in Europe.
A survey piece notes worry as a national habit tied to consumption and fear of status differences, then shifts to U S policy in Mexico with Huerta, headlines political economy, a clever classroom scene, maple sugar production, and Germany's social reforms as resilience factors for a nation under strain.
The Mescalero reservation near Albuquerque, New Mexico reports the death of Magoosh, a famed Indian war chief and once the only known baldheaded Indian. He led numerous 19th century conflicts as Texas and New Mexico edges of civilization. He reputedly had 20 wives.
The San Francisco Examiner excerpt shows Kenny Beaton recounting a comic scene as a guest asks a waiter to tell the cook to hold an order while he searches for relief in the Old Faithful Inn lobby. He later asks a manager to send a Japanese boy to his rooms as he explains his nervous mood and hunger in a humorous, conversational tone.
In a fragmented exchange, Satterfield questions why someone fled as Togo deflects asking who is involved. A flea is found, clarifying the moment, and the two men shake hands and exit downstairs.
A farmer yells no fishing on his land while a stubborn boy argues back claiming the sign “Dere is” reads meant for fishing. The exchange captures a humorous clash over property and permission in a rural setting.
Leo Collins of Snohomish Logging Co Everett stayed at Travelers' hotel in Seattle and after drinks woke in a Seattle jail padded cell at 6 30 p m wearing unfamiliar clothing. Separate notice reports the Dawson Yukon wedding of Miss Susanne Jeanneret of California to Joseph White Boyle chief engineer of Cal Klondike Co Ltd and the Lian Concessions Ltd yesterday.
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