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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
3
A domestic tale of Sam and Sally whose parents label them nuisances while neighbors see disturbances. The children roam Smiths garden Jones tree and Brown beds as the father juggles work calls and a burning cake during a chaotic morning.
In a family scene, the father orders pine boards and white sand to fix a yard project. Sam and Sally are guided into new mysteries under an apple tree where a teeter and swing lie nearby. Neighbors note the children seem to be improving.
Crowded houses at the Grand opera house mark the San Francisco Opera company’s strong week a mid summer heat not stopping a popular repertoire. Public support grows for a permanent company with Healey as manager and backers Russell and Drew weighing Seattle as a potential base.
Navy Yard at Bremerton houses the battleship Nebraska in drydock for overhaul and repainting before her official trial trip. Port Orchard boats depart Pier 2 at 6:30 8:30 10 a.m. and 1:16 2:30 4:90 p.m. Round trip 50 cents.
The plan to continue the Robin Hood run for the next week centers on a Boise engagement. beyond that, no itinerary has been finalized.
At the Third Avenue theater Aylesworth company thrives with A Ruined Life and closes the summer season with Under the City Lamps. The Belle claire brothers Ringlers and stars draw crowds at the Star this week while Al Johnson Dick Lynch and Harry La Rose prepare a new bill starting Monday. The Seattle venue shows The Charity Ball by Fraw ley company to a large audience, and next week Mardou presents Madame Bans Geno.
The Merchants Exchange arranged a daily Yukon river steamer movements report. The initial dispatch notes Soutee and W. H. Loom sailing from St Michael to Fairbanks, and Margaret departing Fort Gibbon for Fairbanks, with Beattle No. 2 arriving at Fairbanks from St Michael.
The Orthodox Jewish congregation Chevra Bikur Cholam will erect a new synagogue in the city at the corner of Thirteenth Avenue and Washington Street with an estimated cost of $26,000.
A July 1 drowning tragedy in Cadar Rapids leaves seven young girls dead after a river accident near their home. Ruth L. J. Klersey acted bravely to raise the alarm as six companions were swept away while trying to help one another. Bodies recovered but rescue failed. Names listed include Lucille Bweeding Mazel Bweeding Gladys Bweeding Ruth Col Cora Colm Clara Ubher.
Indian police pursue horse thieves after four horses are stolen at Fort Simcoe. In a daylong chase between North Yakima and Prosser, the gang opened fire. Jack Cochran was mortally wounded. Officers suffer no injuries as the suspects, George and Clifford Diamond, head toward the hills.
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