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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
5
Advertises raw material hair on hand and custom matching to customer hair. Promotes lower costs by avoiding high rent districts and eastern sweat shop methods. Claims on premises production, quick turnover, and guarantees with Potlatch audience invites. Samples offered with ad.
The column features Mira Grey addressing letters about marriage rights education and parental conflicts, advising on moral education, independence, and legal options. It also includes reader questions from teens and young women about relationships, curfews, and work for minors with practical guidance.
The department states no information by telephone due to growth. Inquiries should be written with a stamped self addressed envelope for a prompt reply. For urgent matters use Special delivery or two cent stamps and mark the envelope Special.
The council referred Scott Calhoun’s proposal to sell the Seattle Renton and Southern for 1.2 million dollars to the utilities and finance committees. Cash 250,000 and the rest in 25 year bonds at 6 percent paid from 25 percent of gross earnings. Bonds would not encumber city or railway property. litigation to be dropped if accepted. City Ownership league doubts road value, estimating about 350,000.
Three sessions of the Northwest Music Teachers association are scheduled. At noon Judson Waldo Mather organist and choir master at Plymouth Congregational church gave an organ recital. Secretary Dill welcomed delegates at the Washington hotel on behalf of Gov. Lister, with Mayor Cotter delivering the city’s welcome and Mme. Mary Louise Clary replying for delegates. The main topic discussed was a proposed registration law for male teachers.
A 6 to 8 council vote adopts Griffiths resolution to have the city and park board study hillsides and damaged slopes for possible purchase or condemnation. Opponents Goddard Wordall and Haas fear a potential cost of about 9 million dollars.
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