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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
11
Stall listings show Williame Bean offering 3 lbs Fancy Butter and 2 lbs Best Cheese plus large fresh extras. Another stall, Washington Milk, lists five cans and Washington Butter, brick cheese, and Nippy Cheese in two pounds portions.
Federal agents target men shipping cargo on a Frisco boat consigned to German warships. Freight handling is being watched at Ship Creek with costs 15 cents cheaper than private suppliers. A range of local items follows including a referendum petition drive in Olympia and the Port Townsend stowaway case. Tenino Lumber mill destruction logged with $60,000 fees. Local judicial actions free Mrs. Ida Gibson after jealousy incident. Genjiro Suzuki, a Jap stowaway, captured after four years’ escape. Community events include a Cashmere death, Annapolis inquiry testimony, and Y M C A day school display with 150 attendees. No deaths reported.
New Zealand delegates to the World Press Congress bound for Frisco July 6 to 11 arrived in Seattle Wednesday night and left for San Francisco Friday. Local events include the Seattle Poultry and Pet Stock show, fish and game matters, and a June 17 dance in Pioneer Hall. Deputy sheriffs use dynamite to aid recovery of a drowning victim in Lake Washington.
Carranzista reps claim Generals Villa and Angeles have become mortal enemies after a dispute over retreat timing at Leon. A pitched battle between their forces is said to be imminent, with Obregon’s cable confirming the split.
Police hunt a jewelry salesman in connection with theft of $1000 worth of gems from Mrs. Mabel Beck at 810 Columbia St. The loss includes a gold rope chain with a diamond pendant valued at 600, a sapphire drop neck chain, and a diamond opal ring.
An official letter from the Collector of the Port in Norfolk states that at least one officer and other crew members of the German converted cruiser Prinz Eitel Friederich are missing in violation of the internment regulations.
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