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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1916
Page
5
Mrs Hanson reports painless tooth extractions after visiting a Northwest dental office. The ad touts guarantees of satisfaction from the operator and Dr Clark, a registered dentist, with certificates on display. It claims rapid growth and asserts high standards and patient care.
President Wilson, in a letter to J. C. Parker of Philadelphia, asserts the Democratic Party represents the largest share of progressive power and thought in the country and can lead the nation toward justice and progress. He says he desires the support of all progressive men and has tried to earn it.
Forty applicants for city Vena papers are being examined Friday, highlighting the ongoing recruitment process and the city's administrative staffing needs.
After a season of trials among Seattle families and apartment managers, ACME claims strong repeat orders and permanent customers across tested coal types. The offer promotes July reductions on five ton plus orders of Lamp Furnace or Nut, plus standard bunker prices for Lamp Furnace Nut and Ran of Mine. O M Latimer manager. ACME COAL CO Elliott West Seattle Yard and Beacon Heights Yard locations.
The county sees 29 candidates file by Friday noon for various offices including seven for legislature, two for prosecutor, and multiple for auditor clerk coroner assessor and schools. Notable names include Victor Zednick first to file for representative, Frank Green and Crawford White for prosecutor, and judges from the supreme and superior courts among the nonpartisan filings.
Several hundred rioters paraded through Cork at dawn booing and hissing British soldiers and smashing windows of the chief recruiting office. They daubed the gate and pillars of the tar works with the slogan Up with the republic before soldiers dispersed the crowd.
Salisbury forecaster says no heat wave is due in Seattle and presents office data and instruments. Light showers may arrive Friday night or Saturday, though he adds we will see what we will see.
Washington July 14 The Adamson bill authorizing leasing of power dam sites on navigable rivers cleared the House 51 to 17 It allows the government to reclaim sites after 60 year franchises by purchasing the dam locks and generating plants The measure was adopted as a substitute for the Shields water power bill which faced Senate opposition from conservationists.
House Leader Kitchen told President Wilson that Congress would be ready to adjourn by August 1 or August 10 at the latest. The House would finish its legislative program tonight and adjourn from day to day to receive conference reports.
Manager Ingraham of MacDou gall Southwick asked police to guard teamsters in their employ against pickets near the alley on Pike street between Second and Third avenues. Five former teamsters walked out on strike after demands for a closed shop were refused.
Advertises willing sober and reliable men for ten hour days with wages from eighteen dollars per week and up. Applicants must be non union men. Fare refund offered at end of month’s work. Apply Room 212 Pacific Block San Francisco at once.
A cluttered row of market stalls lists prices for milk cocoa flour oats tea jam and canned goods. It notes beef lamb pork and fish cuts with per pound prices and multiple stall numbers for bulk items and specialty foods.
A sales list shows stalls at Pike Place with items and prices including sugar at 6¢ per quart, milk 6¢ per quart, rolled oats 10¢, cocoa 2 for 10¢, beef cans 10¢, cleanser 100 for $1, tomatoes 10¢, watermelons citrus and fruit, patent flour $1.96 per sack, 100 cooking salt sold, oats and pimentos by the can, macaroni, corn starch, peaches 10¢, and various meats like round steak and veal chops priced per pound.
John E. Ballaine candidate for congress will address Seattle Commercial Club members and their ladies at the club rooms Friday noon July 21. He will discuss the Alaska railway case and shed light on Guggenheim interests. He speaks also Monday night Fremont Wednesday Green Lake and Friday South Park.
After a coast to coast suffrage swing, Miss Nell Richardson and Mrs. Alice Burke of New York arrive in Seattle on Thursday to prepare for their talk on women's rights Saturday noon before the King County Democratic club. Their yellow runabout has covered 8,000 miles of dust and an auto bug tale of 6,300 miles without a puncture.
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