Judges to Hear Car Suit Now If Harold Keeps Still
Hope for municipal railway revival centers on a hearing set for July 10 on the city’s bid to modify the Hanford line for municipal cars. Judges Neterer Cushman and Gilbert will rule jointly on the motion and merits, barring further continuance by Harold Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Hanford
Neterer
Cushman
Gilbert
Portland
Harold Preston
Calhoun
Preston
Supreme Court
Powdered Saxolite Promises Quick Wrinkle Reduction
A dated advertisement touts saxolite for aging skin relief. It claims a simple mix with hazel, used as a facial bath, sharpens contour and smooths wrinkles with immediate, noticeable effects and a refreshing feel for tired faces. It instructs readers to ask a druggist for the powdered product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truggist
Plane carries ten passengers in hydro-aeroplane record
Hammondstown June 30. Rodman Wanamaker's Ameri ca set a new weight carrying record for hydro-aeroplanes by lifting ten passengers from the lake surface. The useful load reached 1700 pounds, 300 more than prior records, with Lieut. Porte starting near a ton but landing one passenger over 200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammondsport
Rodman Wanamaker
America
Lieut
Porte
Strongheart and Neptune’s Daughter At Moore Theatre
Florence Malone leads Metropolitan Players in Strongheart at the Metropolitan with Dwight Meade as Strongheart and Dorothy Nelson as the ingénue. The Moore theatre fields Annette Kellerman in Neptune's Daughter, a seven reel photoplay split in two parts, showing all week with matinees at 2 30 and evening shows at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Malone
Metropolitan Players
Metropolitan
Strongheart
Dorothy Nelson
Miss Malone
Dwight Meade
Moore Theatre
Annette Kellerman
They ll Picnic at Fortuna Park Fourth of July
Modern Woodman of America hosts its fifth annual Fourth of July picnic at Fortuna park in Lake Washington with games, refreshments, and community festivities planned for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Fortuna Park
Lake Washington
Uncle Sam Will Land Dodgers Of Income Tax
Treasury officials threaten a 5 percent fine on delinquent income tax payers and order agents to demand immediate payment. Secretary McAdoo expects delays in complete returns and notes $5000000 appropriated to pursue tax dodgers as receipts reach $36700000 against an original $54000000 estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
House
Wilson signs naval bill authorize dreadnoughts sale of ships
President Wilson signed the naval appropriation bill in Washington on June 30. The act provides for three additional dreadnoughts and permits the sale of the warships Mississippi and Idaho to Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Mississippi
Idaho
Greece
Seattle Delegation Heads to Pittsburg Real Estate Meet
John J. Elliott and Alfred W. Dyer left today as the first members of Seattle’s delegation to the Real Estate Exchange convention. They will campaign to bring the 1915 meeting to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Elliott
Alfred W. Dyer
Pittsburg
Seattle
Real Estate Exchange
Three Honor Men Camps Set On Old State Road
Camp sites will be established on the old state road between Stevenson and the Cascades. Three contact camps will house 125 honor men, announced at Olympia on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Old State Road
Stevenson
The
Cascades
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement proclaims TIZ as magical for aching feet including corns bunions and swelling. It claims instant relief from pain and swelling and urges purchase of a 25 cent box at druggists or department stores with a one year comfort guarantee.
Crops Look Good Despite Possible Accidents
H. B. Karling vice president of the Milwaukee says crops are far along enough to avoid any variety of accident and that farmers feel cheerful after a trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Karling
Milwaukee
Chicago
They Clean Up Fine Business by Superior Court Judges
Superior court judges completed a thorough cleanup this year with all trial cases set for hearing and scheduled to be cleared by September 18, as reported in the court docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Drug clerks should not prescribe at any time
An article warns that drug clerks lack medical authority to prescribe or advise for illnesses like rheumatism. It notes fines for unlawful practice and promotes consulting a licensed M D. at Brendel Drug Co 117 Verler way where a doctor provides free prescriptions with specific office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brendel Rug Co
Verler Way
Miss Grey
Resinols Cure Pimples Claim From Bridgeport Woman
Bridgeport Connecticut June 1 1914 Miss Bertha M Turfay says she suffered pimples on her face for four years and tried many remedies before Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap relieved her. she reports clear skin after treatment and offers trial samples by writing to Resinol Dept 24 R Baltimore MD. remedies sold by druggists 50 cents and 1 dollar for ointment and 26 cents for soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Bertha M. Turfay
Iranistan Ave
Haltimore
Advice Column: Parental Boundaries and Youth Romance
A teenager wonders if she should keep dating a 19 year old despite her mother’s protests. The columnist stresses respect for parental limits, suggests balancing social life with home duties, and invites better behavior rather than cutting off all amusement.
Edison’s New Talking Machine Offered on Monthly Payments
Edison’s talking machine now available on easy monthly payments with a low price for a simpler model. The Eilers Talking Machine Company sells the device with a no-needle reproducer, long lasting records, and a catalog of dances and tunes. The shop also features Victrola and Grafanola and hosts Saturday night concerts, canceled this week for the Fourth of July holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edison
Eilers Talking Machine Company
C. H. Hopper
Ed P. Kelly
Eilers Music House
Eilers
Third Ave
University St
Edison Machine
Letters on Love and Guidance From Miss Grey
A sailor boy asks why love brings pain and anger and the adviser counters that true love does not bring sorrow, while a teenage girl asks how to handle a 21 year old suitor who insulted her yet professes love. The guidance urges boundaries, maturity, and keeping away from harm while remaining compassionate and true to standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Miss Grey
Man Overboard Incident At Nome Steamship Departure
A swarthy man stood at the Alaska Steamship Co pier as the Victoria sailed for Nome. He yelled Bon voyage then tumbled into the water. Longshoremen rescued the man, who refused to give his name and disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Steamship Co
Prier
Victoria
Nome
Hullabaloo
President Wilson attends Venezuelan minister funeral
Washington mourns as President Wilson cabinet members diplomats and federal justices attend the funeral of Dr. Pedro Rojas Venezuelan minister who died recently in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Federal Supreme Court
Pedro Rojas
Atlantic City
Widow Settles $8000 in Suit Over Husband's Death
Mrs. B Domenowski agreed to an $8,000 settlement in Judge Albertson's court in a wrongful death suit against Puget Sound Traction Co for $45,000 over John Domenowski's death on February 12 1914. She is left with four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Domenowski
Puget Sound Traction Co
John Domenowski
Albertson
Woody Wilson to Take Vacation in Cornish
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson plans to depart at term end for Cornish New Hampshire and may be joined by President Wilson during the trip disclosed from Washington on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Skagway
Alert Bay
Prince Rupert
Ketchikan
A Gell
Juneau
Canadian Pacific Railway
Second Avenue
Seattle
Missouri Club Picnic at Ravenna Park on July Fourth
The Missouri club will host a basket picnic at Ravenna Park on July 4. All Missourians and their friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Club
Ravenna Park
Man Denies Killing In City Jail
I Marcott denied guilt of kicking Arthur Johnson to death last week in the city jail before Judge Frater. Johnson was killed and three other men seriously wounded by the booted assault, with Mar cott found bending over one victim by the jailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Marcott
Arthur Johnson
Fire damages home of E Retter in Chicago neighborhood
Fire caused $1000 damage at the residence of E Retter, 7307 Eighth N W, last night while the family was away. Cause remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Retter
Eighth N. W
Tacoma Trainmaster Credits Akoz For Rheumatism Cure
Tacoma Railway & Power Company trainmaster Harry A. Axtelle says Akoz cured his rheumatism and restored his health after years of suffering. He reports relief from pain, improved appetite, and renewed energy, praising Akoz as a tonic and endorsing it to others.
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Tacoma
Akoz
Harry A. Axtelle
Street Railway Company
Tacoma Railway & Power Company
California
Mr. Axelle
Thirteenth and A Streets
Tacoma Rail & Power Company
Hi Sterling
Akos
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Specia
China
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Platt Furniture @ inc
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Hope
School Ofen
People's Bank
Whrter Spwing Machine Co
I'R
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Central Laundry Auto Service
Peddle
Resinos
Pine
Westlake
Cynthia
Dorothy D
Misa Grey
Columbia
Elty
Sailor Boy
DOCK
Friend
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Missouri
Mdougall
Southwick
James McCreery & CO
New York
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Second Av
Lemmel
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Fowler
Covington
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