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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
5
A Seattle manufacturing company plans a major Renton plant to overcome Youngstown space limits. Eighty acres of Sartoris ranch bought for 80 000, 40 held for site, with coalitions including J Smith and W Pigott and others backing the capital. The move aims to house expanded production and reflect regional real estate excitement as the project proceeds.
Fragmented report describes a three nation clash near the boundary, with Nicaragua and Salvador forces opposing attackers. The fight began Monday and ended Wednesday afternoon with the invaders retreating. No precise death toll available, but heavy combat noted.
In St Paul on March 22 the Great Northern rumors were again denied. Chief executive Hill rejects reports he will resign and name his son Louis as assistant while F H McGuigan of the Giapi Trunk would join the direttorate as first vice president. Officials doubt the claim though.
Coroner Frank in North Yakima reports after an inquest into skeletons found in a rock-hewn pool at Selah that a man and woman were murdered. Bullets were used, and a spring hat sale note follows advertising $3.00 hats from Hutchinson Co at a street corner.
Coroner links the killings to a cattlemen feud over sheep-raising land. Investigations will continue. No clothing remains were found as murderers removed them to erase traces of the crime.
General William Booth head of the Salvation Army is billed to arrive in Vancouver next Thursday and deliver addresses on Good Friday. He plans to depart by Sunday morning for Ottawa and sail on the steamship Minnesota for loan.
Olympia March 22 Advance sheets of the new session laws will be printed and issued by the secretary of state. Secretary Nichols initially declined to publish in pamphlet form but has now decided to follow the spirit of the law as far as possible.
Heat in the city served daily 11:30 a m to 2:30 p m by Beattle Catering Co for 3i. Located on the top floor Crown Uldy at corner James St and Second Ave with private dining rooms for ladies. Take care for.
More styles and better prices than Seattle peers await visitors at McCarthy's opening tomorrow. The shop touts a vast stock with over five hundred hats and diverse shades and effects to suit every face and figure.
In a mass meeting on March 2 the Democrats will adopt a platform accusing the Republicans on the city council of delays in public improvements contrary to the people's wishes. Mayor George P. Wright prepared the platform.
A Vernon dispatch states John Nicholl was arrested Tuesday in Penticton for the murder of W Zimmerman a jeweler who was killed in January last. The case ties Nicholl to the crime scene and officials pursue details from the Vernon area.
The steamer Flyer returns from dry dock after extensive repairs and alterations. It will resume its regular run between the city and Tacoma immediately on the old schedule, with improved fittings and enlarged cabin capacity.
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