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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
11
The line asserts that what guides practice are solid, proven facts rather than flashy rhetoric. It emphasizes evidence from repeated patient outcomes as the basis for medical or professional credibility.
Wil lard P. Holmes recounts how his wife saved enough over two decades to clear the 63000 owed by the failed Security Savings Trust. Holmes, who took on the burden after the bank collapse, says duty and loyalty kept them going. A. N. Gossett asked to resign as assignee and let Holmes take over the case.
A jokey mix of brief items from United Press style dispatches includes a deportation hitch over a trousers button stamped Mexico, a mayor appointing a cat catcher in Atlantic City, and a treasury official's resignation delayed by a crowded office. Other items note a Huntsville burglary, an elderly couple's 70th anniversary, and a cat bungalow in Evanston with modern comforts.
Lacombe known as Dog Nose, an international anarchist and murderer, was arrested in Paris after a struggle with four police agents at a La Vibet te street fair. Two revolvers a bomb and 18 cartridges were found on him. He faces castration under French law after a prior murder of official Cartier during a post office robbery in Nezons.
Burglars struck Flowers Grocery Co in Redlands during the night. They made off with seven dollars from the till and used eight cases of eggs to batter walls and display cases. The store opened to find walls and ceiling dripping and the floor a pool of egg contents.
San Francisco officials report twelve thousand dollars in the city treasury cannot be accounted for. No indictments are expected as the administration investigates the missing funds.
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