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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1917
Page
2
Bon Marche presents Apron Thursday with a fresh Agatha apron priced at 1.89, plus coverall aprons at 75 cents, white Indian Head surgical aprons at 1.25, and a full display of waitress parlor maid and plain band aprons from 35 to 95 cents on the third floor.
Judge Ronald may rule on whether the I W W could address Everett streets as Thomas Tracy and 73 co defendants face first degree murder charges. Witnesses describe crowds shouting at police and arresting officers on Aug 22 and Verona trip depor tations while defense argues vag rancy charges and free speech rights.
Council committees met with traction officials over paying one third the bridge cost for streetcar use of the Lake Washington canal crossing. Thomson supported Manager Kempster's rent based on rail and trolley costs but admitted some depreciation should fall to the company. Other council members reject using the bridge chiefly for an interest charge. No settlement reached.
Simon Guggenheim, former Colorado senator and chair of American Smelting & Refining Co., in Seattle on a tour of company properties asserts Seattle should target the Orient market for natural yield. The article asks where gold may have vanished to and references Nan of Music Mountain.
Paula recalls a theater season in Chicago, noting a salary notice to call at the manager’s office. She confesses changes in mood as Alma and Tom discuss her future, while Earnest Lawton’s teeth and ethical tensions swirl around their circle. The scene ends with a pledge to play the game straight.
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