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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1917

Page

6

Paid Advertisement Attacks on C Allen Dale in Seattle Ballot

The pamphlet accuses C Allen Dale of acting as a Traf tion Company advocate and seeks to argue against his policies. It asserts Dale would divert public funds to private interests and push higher charges on residents, while opposing Port Belt Line bonds and prioritizing the Traction Company. The piece labels opponents as exploiters and grafters and urges voters to reject Dale along with associated figures.

Traction Company Renick Puget Sound Traction Company Port of Seattle Seattle, Renton & Southern Road R. H. Thomson Dale Calhoun Phelps Thomson Clarance Blethen The Seattle Times Seattle Erickson Lane Bridges Port Belt Line Allen Dale Port OF King County Washington Northwest San Francisco Waterfront and Belt Line Railway Union Depot Belt Line Railroad Seattle Harbor Seattle Port Commission Smith’s Cove Bell Street Government Railroad Alaska Homer Hill Stacy Street Hanford Street Spokane Street Salmon Bay Port Commission Hi Gill Edwin J. Brown

Seattle Port Line Plan Promotes Public Terminal Bonds

Robert Bridges argues Seattle must back Public Belt Line and Public Terminal bonds to rival San Francisco's waterfront. He cites earnings, proposed rail and harbor links, and the need to fund a belt line from south city to Ballard with a $450000 installation cost. He urges voters to support Bridges candidates and public market bonds amid opposition he labels exploiters and grafters.

Public Belt Line supporters urge Belt Line bonds

Citizens and witnesses argue for the Seattle King County belt line to curb rail switching costs, expand port facilities, and stabilize prices. Prominent figures including Edgar G. Snyder and J. W. Bryan advocate public ownership to ensure fair access and boost development along Lake Washington Canal and waterfront.

Edgar G. Snyder King County Charles A. Reynolde Interstate Commerce Commission Seattle R. T. Reid Oliver T. Erickson D. Betterton James A. Duncan Thomas P. Revelle Port Commission J. W. Bryan James E. Bradford Henry Albers McLean Times Lake Washington Canal M. J. Carkeek Edgar G. Mills Hamilton Higday Adella M. Parker George E. Ryan

The Show Shop and Tokyo Heads in Seattle Theatres

The Show Shop by James Forbes opens a week at the Orpheum with Phoebe Hunt and Norman Hackett leading a cast including Misa Hunt and John Sheehan. Clara Morton and George Whiting headline at the Alhambra with new songs and the skit Hogan in Mexico. Tina Lerner to play with the Seattle Philharmonic, premiering Tschiakowsky concerto. The Dawn of the Rose musical extravaganza debuts at Palace Hip with Jewett Pendleton and Le Vain company. The Great Secret photoplay sixth chapter shown.

Seattle James Forbes Orpheum Phoebe Hunt Norman Hackett Misa Hunt Bettina Dean Jerome Beldon John Sheehan Max Rosebaum Fanchon Everhart Alhambra Clara Morton George Whiting Sadie Burt Bert Leslie Hogan Mexico Palace Hip Wood Hip Jewett Pendleton Miss le Vain le Vain Ogden Benson Jack Barton Shubert George Nagahara Ed Beach

Wilson inaugurated for a second term amid cheers and wind

Thousands cheered as Wilson began his second term with an improvised overcoat option for the wind. A hollow square Cavalry escort surrounded the president and his car as he rode to the Capitol for the inauguration with guards and reporters in tow.

Wilson Washington Pennsylvania Ave Capitol U. S. Cavalry Secret Service Great East Room White House Marshall Col Robert N. Harper Court of Honor

Painless Tooth Extraction Offered Free by Boston Dental

Three hundred patients average fifty daily last week received free painless extracting under Dr. M. O. Sipes. No charge for anesthetic or any extraction. comprehensive exams and all necessary work priced transparently.

Boston M. O. Sipes Boston Dental

Four Die In Everett Collision On Dead Water Slough

Everett, March 5. Four people died and four were injured when two cars returning from Snohomish and Marysville collided on a trestle over Dead Water slough and plunged into 20 feet of water. The deceased are Miss Rebecca Iver, Miss Rowenna Hugh Sidley, and Myron Berg. injured are Miss Kublank, E. W. Norgard, James Love, and A. Solie. The issue also notes the mystery serial on page 4 and reports a vast excavation of ballast for rail lines across eastern Europe.

Everett Snohomish Marysville Rebecca Iver Rowenna Hugh Sidley Myronberg Kublank E. W. Norgard James Love A. Solie

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