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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
5
The company’s ad in the New York Times June 13 shows $12.5 million refunding bonds and $176,000 net in March 1918, nearly double 1917. It claims $1,673,080 net earnings for the year ending April 30 1918 after operating expenses taxes and interest.
The Wanderer a major biblical production opens at the Metropolitan on Sunday June 30 for a week. It features the prodigal son parable with acts set in Hebron hills and a Jerusalem palace garden scene. Prominent original cast includes Nance O Neill James O Neill Charles Dalton Frederick Lewis Ola Newton Jean Robertson Lionel Graham Florence Auer Sydney Herbert among others. A special carload of livestock and animals will accompany the show.
Representations to a special McAdoo rate committee say the June 26 freight increase will make shipments to Eastern points almost prohibitive and threaten Washington fruit industry. The committee meets in Board of Trade rooms to consider rate matters.
Amsterdam reports say former German chancellor Dr Theo bald Von Bethman Hollweg is near death after a stroke at Hohenrohe. Medical outlook is hopeless as he remains seriously ill.
Police suspect a burglar who took three German made Boucher razors from Wd Weaver of 304 Second Ave. The theft occurred Thursday night and authorities link the incident to Kaiser loyalists.
Robert Rapp age 17 was jailed Friday after speeding a motorcycle along Green Lake boulevard at 33 miles per hour. Police report the arrest in the city jail following the stop.
Carl Steindel, 27, of Seattle, appeared before U S Commissioner K W McClelland on Monday for a preliminary hearing on slacker charges. He is accused of making false statements about his fitness for service.
Fish Commissioner Darwin predicts mussels from Puget Sound could be processed into bouillon cubes in the near future, signaling potential new fisheries value and product development for regional seafood.
A column collects reader questions about dog names windows Red Cross patriotic display potpourri recipes and romance advice for a young woman. It includes guidance on reporting a landlady and a soldier pen pal idea with Red Cross service emphasized.
Jim and Barclay Sill confront past and present as Lola Donna and Miss Sill recount an accident involving a man they knocked down after a car pursuit. Donna recalls a rescue at the hospital and the group wonders about the missing women. The scene ends with the incident unresolved and the story to continue.
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