Local Gas Ad Promises Service in Dri Clark Area
An old classified-like notice asserts Dri L R Clark promises gas service with a strong slogan We give gas. The terse fragment hints at a utility promotion or delivery service in a local market.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
5
An old classified-like notice asserts Dri L R Clark promises gas service with a strong slogan We give gas. The terse fragment hints at a utility promotion or delivery service in a local market.
Belle Marsden a 20 year old from San Francisco was held three days in a Wakefield hotel room. Detectives Huckaba and Kincaid freed her and arrested William Highgate on charges of forcible restraint. Miss Marsden was moved to the county hospital as doctors treat drug effects. Highgate, a gambler, is held without bail.
Victor Green and Gertrude Munson elopers are held by police after arrival in Seattle. Victoria officials sought arrest claiming the girl is underage and marrying without parental consent. The couple initially claimed marriage in Victoria then admitted they were not married.
In Redding California on March 21 unemployed rail riders who had seized a Southern Pacific train resumed their northward trek under an agreement with Shasta county to serve meals at 20 mile intervals until the army crosses into Siskiyou county. The group, about 120 strong, were given three days to complete the task.
Alaska rides a growth wave as railroad legislation, mild winter, and early spring boost mining and shipping. Willow Creek drives activity with state output expected around 245000 dollars, aided by existing plants and a new firestamp plant from San Francisco for Golden Hill Mines led by S. S. Loeb and I. Rosenthal. Finance committee approves extending police presence for another month.
Water will be shut off Sunday from 9 AM to 4 PM on Fifth Avenue and Eighth Avenue, from Charlestown to Henrietta, and from Mighth Avenue to Duwamish Avenue, Spokane to Juneau, affecting a wide reach in the area.
Public market listing shows prices for potatoes 10o per ib, new cabbage te per ib, fresh salmon 10c per ib, halibut cheeks 10c per ib, butter 60c per lb, eggs 40c per dozen, sugar and canned goods, and imported items like Rhodes, rhubarb and asparagus with varied per pound prices. Includes fruits, meats, dairy and seafood from Conner New California potatoes to Winesap apples and Yakima potatoes.
Men who work on odd jobs by the day plan a Sunday meeting at 2 o'clock in Bricklayers' hall at 1907 Fifth Avenue to organize a union and improve their condition. The event aims to unite independent workers under a common banner.
Georgia Representative Park formally demands the impeachment of Justice Daniel Thew Wright of the DC Supreme Court alleging private and official misconduct. He accuses Wright of accepting a street railway lawyer's note endorsement, taking attorney fees during tenure, misappropriating funds, altering records to avoid reversal, and other acts of judicial misconduct suggesting moral unfitness for office.
Attorney George S. Woonghton sues Superior Judge John F. Humphries for 10000 damages claiming five court record statements and courtroom remarks defame him and his book Court Corruptions in the United States and State Courts of South Dakota and Elsewhere. He alleges libel slander and that Humphries claimed Woonghton was disbarred in North Dakota.
Mrs. Weta Bertha Glassell obtained a divorce from Hugh Glassell banker in Los Angeles and was awarded half of his million dollar estate.
In Los Angeles on March 21, Harry D. Schultz, who fired a pistol at the hour set for his wedding to Miss Carrie Schabbell, died of his wound.
A long reader asks about longing for sympathetic understanding and the writer counsels using imagination and nature to channel feelings. Advice covers friendship with education plans, jealousy, proper conduct in dating, and encouragement to pursue personal growth.
A distressed note asks Cynthia Grey to provide an address for a reply and urges patience until contact resumes. The writer reflects on trust, allegiance to her mother, and intent to act kindly while guiding the troubled girl through her mistakes.
A reader asks if a young man can work through college while in poor health. The answer says not to worry as it could worsen health. It advises obtaining the school catalog and choosing courses after thorough thought and seeking all possible preparatory instruction from the public.
Fragmentary timetable note for Navy Yard route with irregular times and days of operation. Mentions Kennedy, Cotman Dock, and various times such as 12:04 am to 6:90 pm with weekday Friday exceptions. Time table subject to change.
Directors of the bank show individual interest in each customer’s progress to boost profits. Capital and surplus are listed at $600,000.
The Union Theatre remains the sole venue regularly presenting twelve first run motion pictures each week. Patrons are advised to check listings for showtimes and prices.
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