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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1914
Page
2
Why Regal Dentists succeed. All staff are Washington registered with top–tier American schooling and years of experience. Prices claim to be half of competitors with $10 gold regular plates and $5 Never-slip plates. Guarantee signed by operator and manager. Gas offered.
Dr. L. R. Clark D D S manager at 19405 3rd Ave N W corner Union 81 invites patients to bring this ad to their appointment.
Detroit July 7 1914 Ford claims 75 teachers in his plant train foreign workers to desire more and better things to raise wages to five dollars a day. Supervisors guide families from crowded rooms to organized homes with library furniture wardrobes and better living standards.
A resolution to blaze a trail for extending the Lake Burien municipal line from its West Seattle terminus to First Ave and SpokanesWest is introduced by Councilman Ira D. Lundy and sent to the utilities committee. A second resolution by Erickson to insure public utility bonds for extending the municipal utilities is referred to finance and utilities.
Sue M. Lombard of North Yakima was named a regent of the state normal school at Ellensburg for the term ending June 26, 1920 by Gov. Lister yesterday in Olympia.
An affidavit from Alice H. Fanier president of the Seattle Ice Cream Company states the firm uses only high quality gelatine and never supplied impure gelatine. It explains a barrel received from Clarkson Gelatine Works was found impure by government inspectors and not used by the Seattle company.
The Asama and Azuma cruisers of the Japanese training squadron depart Seattle after a week of royal treatment and city liberty. The two ships cast off from the municipal buoys and head home, ending their Seattle visit.
Gen. Funston reported Mexican federals mutinied near Vera Cruz and threatened to attack American outposts. Commander Mana said such action would be mob violence, not Huerta orders. Senora Modeno said her husband Huerta's former foreign minister would travel from Puerto Mexico to Vera Cruz by water.
The contract for surfacing 13.5 miles of the Sunset highway from Wenatchee to Waterville was awarded to H. L. Wilson & Co. of Walla Walla. The bid totaled 17000 dollars.
In a simulated clash at camp near American Lake on July 7 the Blue army defending Tacoma was defeated by the Red army crossing the Columbia River. Regular officers report the guardsmen executed maneuvers by the book and with discipline.
Goldendale July 7 Mayor Hendry, a farmer, heard a noise in his pig pen and found a 500 pound bear attempting to steal bacon. He added 600 pounds of bear meat to his winter pork supply.
A lone bandit robbed the till of Gus Laugetad at his Brook saloon in Aberdeen. He escaped with $800 and was tracked to a dock where he is believed to be hiding. The incident occurred yesterday and authorities pursue the suspect.
Four men three Americans and one Chinese were rescued from a gale near Friday Harbor after their launch wrecked. Immigration officials arrested the two U.S. men Ed Jones and George Smith while the two Chinese were found hiding in the woods. The four face charges of attempting to evade the alien importation law. In Olympia, three arguments against statewide prohibition were filed with the secretary of state by the Brewers' Association of the Northwest, the State Hop Growers' Association, and the Anti-Prohibition Association.
Ex mayor George F. Cotterill will file his U S Senate candidacy at Olympia on Friday and preside at the International temperance conference in Christiania Norway. Justice Fred C Brown plans to file in King County for prosecuting attorney on the Republican ticket. Acting County Chairman E H Palmer announces a statewide Progressive plan to fuse with Democrats against Republicans with poor records, aiming for a fall victory.
A fatal accident occurred on the danger curve north of the Golf Club on the old Seattle Overett road. M. L. Harrison, 53, a former Seattle dentist en route from Seattle to his fruit and chicken ranch near Ronad, fell off an embankment and died as his automobile rolled over.
In Wilson Creek on July 7 a woman and her fiancé Timm, with the fiancé's partner Emily O Neal and her rancher father Tom O Neal, fled the Fourth celebration by hopping an auto to a railroad station and boarding a train for the Coast to wed.
J T Henderson and wife discovered their 8 year old daughter murdered near their Robin ranch after returning from a dance. Footprints led to Albert Henderson, a relative, as the suspect in the fatal beating in Pocatello Idaho.
The cruiser West Virginia will skip Bremerton in favor of Mare Island repairs before resuming Mexican waters patrol. Submarines H-2 and H-3 arrived from San Pedro, joining the monitor Cheyenne and convoying H-1, damaged by rough seas off the Columbia river bar.
Todd, Coates & Co. discovered a $10,550 error in the gravel cost and petitioned county commissioners to withdraw their $35,888 bid for the Belle vue Lake Sammamisa road. The request was denied and the firm faced either signing the contract or forfeiting the cash deposit.
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