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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
5
MLA CLARK DC Os Regal Dental Offices in Los Angeles described with D D S manager at Third Avenue Northwest corner. The fragmentary note references a partnership or action involving these dental offices and a person named Clark.
A series of letters to Miss Grey discuss family influence in child development, respect for parental authority, and social justice. Readers share experiences about jealousy, marriage strain, and romance, with Grey’s practical counsel urging duty, honesty, and rebuilding trust through responsible actions.
Bartolomeo Chiapero is charged with first degree murder for the Sunday shooting of Maria Diero. Victor Wicklund, also known as Jim McCoy and Abe Turner, faces first degree assault charges after a pistol duel with Detective Humphrey following a failed car heist on Beacon Hill.
Four men die when their bodies are blown 250 feet by an explosion in the pressing house of the California Powder Works at Clipper Gap Cal. Foreman Frank Mosher George Fricke Lee Hughes and Joe Reed are named as the dead. The cause of the blast remains unknown.
In South Bend Washington July 17 an information filed by County Attorney Hoeven accuses Martin C Welsh city attorney Raymond PW Culver deputy sheriff Raymond councilman J W Welsh and J W Jackson of conspiring to procure false testimony. Rose allegedly confessed to being paid 50 dollars to testify Coleman was intoxicated the night of his injury. Detectives have investigated for six weeks.
With 40 members present the annual convention of third and fourth class postmasters opened today at the Commercial Club and will run for three days. President A H Chase of Irby presiding. The 565 members in the state are represented with delegates from each district. Mary J Gadd, former Seattle resident, died in Hollister California on Tuesday.
A large Victoria delegation arrives in Seattle for a ceremonial by the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorhapaan at Keighte of Pythias hall. Meanwhile 600 merchants register at the Potlatch booth in the Richmond hotel as part of Seattle events. A baby seal from Alaska is given to Woodland Park Zoo. Evelyn Williams, 10, suffers a scalp wound when a merry-go-round pole falls at Fourth Ave and Sanora St. She is treated at Seattle General Hospital.
Seattle listeners invited to a free 3 P M program at Eilers Music House featuring Kimball pipe organ and Mr Edisons disc talking machine. Recitals run daily from 2:30 PM with special Coast debut organ roll and unbreakable records highlighted by a unique combination of music and technology.
A detailed Friday program lists multiple solos and ensembles performed on the Kimball organ and Edison Talking Machine. Highlights include arias by Caruso Sembrich and Melba, a Wagner piece, and Sousa band finale.
New York July 17 Despite an agreement to submit differences of about 80 000 conductors and trainmen on Eastern railroads to arbitration by the new federal mediation commission the dispute grows grave as railroad general managers insist on eight independent demands to be arbitrated with worker demands for higher wages and better conditions Many trainmen favor ending negotiations and striking if railroads refuse changes
Consul Ellsworth telegraphed Washington with details of an alleged plot to dynamite the American consulate at Pedras Niegras Mexico. He sent the consulate records to Eagle Pass and spent the night at the nearby army post refusing to discuss the matter.
Patrolman Charles J. Mort of the Seattle police force died in Providence hospital after a three month illness. He was 36 and had served four years in Seattle. Previously he had been chief of police at Olympia before moving to Seattle residence.
The Washington State Editorial Association conducted a brief business session after a luncheon at the Commercial Club. Officiers were re elected and South Bend chosen as the next meeting site. FEE Beard of Vancouver elected chairman of the executive board succeeding Arthur Hayes of Camas. J C C Kayer of Ellensburg named treasurer succeeding G A Hayes of Prosser.
Police seek burglars who raided a grading camp near Luna Park on Tuesday night stealing two diamond cuff monks worth 110 dollars and 150 dollars in clothing. The same night A L Oden's home at 4826 Thackery Place was burglarized with 20 dollars taken. A man named R C Holland 27 was struck by an NP freight car at Pier 4 while waiting for a train and taken to Seattle General Hospital with serious injuries.
The record lists buying prices paid to farmers and selling prices charged to retailers for fruits vegetables meats and other goods. Prices vary with freshness and quality but reflect first grade standards with items such as cantaloupes lemons pears peaches grapes mutton lamb veal pork and bologna included along with internal details like cuts and specific product terms.
The Hippodrome at 5th and University marks one year of operation with gala celebrations. Manager Fischer says business success exceeded expectations and plans to expand the building by about 60 feet in the near future.
The final segment of the boulevards between Mount Baker and Seward parks is finished allowing autoists to reach Seward Park the citys largest 200 acre park offering fine picnic grounds and recreational space.
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