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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1917

Page

5

800 Men Leave Treadwell as Gold Seekers Depart

Reports from Seattle indicate more than two thirds of Treadwell mine workers have left for other camps after the flood. About 1,200 were employed across four mines. now fewer than 400 remain. The disaster flooded 10,000,000 tons of water in the galleries of the Seven Hundred, Mexican, and Treadwell mines. The Ready Bullion mine and company facilities remain in operation. Engineers in San Francisco study recovery. Superintendent Wayland has been summoned to confer with Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co. president Bradley.

Seattle Alaska Treadwell Hille R. G. Wayland F. W. Bradley W. C. Russell Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co

Remodel Rector Hotel and Grand Theatre Begin on Third Ave

Remodeling of the Rector hotel and the Grand theatre on Third avenue and Cherry street has started and will take about six months to complete. The Wallingford Community club meets at Central Christian church at 8 p.m. Tuesday with music by the Green Lake orchestra. Mrs. B. L. W. Clark will address the gathering.

Rector Hotel Third Ave Cherry At Wallingford Central Christian Church Greenlake Orchestra Mra L. W. Clark

Tiz A Joy To Sore Tired Feet

Ad promotes Tiz for aching burning and puffed feet with claims it relieves corns bunions and raw spots. Promises immediate relief from shoe tightness and pain and urges purchase of a 25 cent box with a year guarantee or money back.

Rival Eateries: Boldt and Wright Pose Together

Chauncey Wright and Jim Boldt deny being rivals while posing with Echo Zahl. They each report stronger business as they showcase multiple food outlets on Third and Second avenues. Zahl narrates a playful reconciliation amid a landscape of pastry displays and beef towers.

Jim Boldt Chauncey Wright Echo Zahl Boldt Holdt Chauncey Jim Echo Zan James R. Boldt Wright Third Ave Mise Zahi The Star

Graduation sermon at University of Washington centers on prayer

Rev. Hugh G. Ross delivers the baccalaureate at Meany Hall stressing solitary prayer as essential to divine guidance and spiritual elevation. Invocation by Rev. Albert Lathrop. scripture read by President Suzzallo. musical solo by Mrs. Romayne Jansen with the university orchestra. benediction by Rev. Willis H Stone.

University of Washington Hugh G. Ross Meany Hall Albert Lathrop Henry Suzzallo Romayne Jansen Willis H Stone

Gottstein Adds To Account Policy For Store Goods

The Gottstein original added to account policy will continue as heretofore. Customers with a current account may select items such as a Gas Range Refrigerator Go Cart Lawn Mower Garden Tools Garden Hose Blankets Comforts Bedding or other saleable articles and have some adjusted without the usual first payment.

Gottstein

Pain killer invented for U S soldiers

A new local anesthetic named Nikalgen, created by Gordon Edwards of San Francisco, is described as spray on pain relief for wounds. The French army adopted it with success, and it could enter American soldiers kits in France if the U S Army agrees. Anne Morgan backs its inclusion in soldiers’ medical kits.

New York France American Defense Society Rotary Club Gordon Edwards San Francisco Unit States Army Anne Morgan

Old-Time Baseball Star Jack Fanning Dies at 50

Aberdeen report says Jack Fanning, once a major league star pitcher, died Sunday of heart trouble at age 50. He had lived in Aberdeen for two decades.

Aberdeen Jack Fanning

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