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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1914
Page
5
Advice from Miss Bayne on greeting etiquette emphasizes that a pleasing personality shows in how a woman salutes friends and acquaintances. It covers handshakes, hats, and the idea that practice before a mirror helps, while a conscious effort can hinder natural charm.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels said he will transmit to the Senate and publish a complete report of the naval board of inquiry into Fred L. Boalt's story claiming Ensign Richard son U S N practiced "law of flight" when American forces occupied Vera Cruz.
Supply water firm Bobo and Shep present a franchise ordinance to Pe Ell city council proposing a new water system to supply the city for sixty years making a long term public utility arrangement.
In Chicago July 27 Secretary John Glenn of the Illinois Manufacturers' Association told the industrial relations commission that the church cannot endure alongside labor unions. Commissioner Garretson challenged him as the federal relations committee plans Seattle hearings August 10 with subpoenas for Mayor Gill, J. Alden Smith, and others to probe Northwest industrial conditions. Frank P. Walsh leads the nine member commission on a nationwide inquiry, with plans to move on to California after Seattle.
The U S revenue cutter Bear left Nome with mail for Northern ports but hit heavy weather at St Lawrence Island and could not land. After stopping at Point Barrow, she heads to Wrangell Island to aid the Stefansson expedition's Karluk crew.
In Los Angeles July 27 a Serb Defense League formed by patriotic Serbians votes to dispatch a fully equipped company if war breaks out between Serbia and Austria. Over 300 attend the meeting and many contribute their savings to a war fund.
A reader asks if Rocked In the Cradle of the Deep is religious. Flora says yes. Several letters request guidance on romance jealousy marriage divorce rules Vancouver law and moral character of a fiancée. Miss Grey offers caution, humor, and practical tips.
Sunday services for Scandinavian residents and a funeral for Sigismund Aronson mark a weekend of local rituals. Olympics trip return by mountaineers, a Woodland Park picnic draws thousands, and federal commerce plans loom next week.
Five thousand young Eastern trout were planted in Silverlake and Lake Eye by Game Warden George White. Ten thousand more perch bass and crappie will be planted in Lake Goodwin.
Secretary Daniels issued an order abolishing punishment beyond summary dismissal for navy deserters, a move debated in official Washington. He argues dismissal suffices since the department easily recruits and offers advantages deserters won’t forfeit. The policy applies only in peacetime.
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