Judge Dismisses Abatement Case At El Rey Apartments
Judge Gilliam again dismisses abatement proceedings at the El Rey apartments 211944 Second Ave. Testimony shows an effort to keep the hotel free from non orderly women.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
3
Judge Gilliam again dismisses abatement proceedings at the El Rey apartments 211944 Second Ave. Testimony shows an effort to keep the hotel free from non orderly women.
Washington reports officials believe General Felice Angeles could be the provisional Mexican president if the Villista Zapata faction prevails. Angeles, ex-cabinet member under Carranza and Villa artillery chief, is in Monterey and widely promoted in Northern Mexico. Meanwhile across the border in Brownsville a Mata moras battle looms as Villa forces, about 8,000 strong, threaten the area and fortify the garrison.
Seattle sales managers banqueted last night at the Butler cafe and heard speeches from H F De Hower and J G Jones of the Alexander Hamilton Institute of New York.
In a refined social stumble, Marcie Waverly and Dick navigate an evening party after tensions surface over Eleanor Fairlow. The couple's strained dynamic unfolds with social expectations and whispered confidences as Mr. Hatton insists on a dance, prompting reflections on desire, duty, and restraint.
Vigorous protest planned by Carmen organizers against the electric company’s efforts to block Itamen unionization. Central Labor council heard several speakers condemn tactics and set a mass meeting for Tuesday night. Samuel Atkinson, international organizer of the Amalgamated Association of Street Car Employes, spoke as principal advocate.
Six high school pupils and eight grade-school pupils will receive diplomas Thursday night at the inaugural graduation of the evening school. The high school graduates are Burton A. Brown Jennie Gooderham Florence Hutchinson Charles Slack Henry Thompson and Henry Wold. Grade school graduates include Edwin Johnson Maude Lippy Arthur Meister Gertrude Mobley Mansfield Peterson J Sutherland Nathan Thanhouser and Louis Thomas.
Lincoln and West Seattle high schools share top place in the Western division of the state debate series. The next round is scheduled for April 9 at the University and Itorium to determine the champion.
A Boston area advertisement promotes the Williams Treatment for kidney and bladder troubles and uric acid disorders. It offers a free 32 dose bottle to households that send name and address with a fee to receive a regular 50 bottle by parcel post.
A vintage advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Soap as safe for tender skin with a doctor’s pedigree for eczema and itching. It claims instant itch relief, healing for pimples and burns, and offers samples from Baltimore Dept. 20-R. Also promotes Resinol Soap for dandruff and scalp healing via lather massage.
A Sedalia Missouri ad claims a guaranteed eczema treatment can cure the condition after handling half a million cases and 12 years of work. The author offers a free trial by mail, urging readers to write today to receive soothing treatment and promising real comfort.
A single method claims to dissolve dandruff by applying four ounces of squid arven nightly. Rub in gently to moisten the scalp. mornings show reduced dandruff and after several applications all signs supposedly vanish. It promises relief from itching and flaking with hair that becomes lustrous and soft.
A period cinema column reviews current features at Alaska Liberty Mission Grand Colonial Melbourne Tilikum Odeon Alaska Class A and more. Highlights include The Eagle's Mate The Bargain Getting Acquainted Minerva's Mission The Master of His House and The Love of Women with notes on plot twists and star performances.
An overview of the nervous system describes the central and sympathetic divisions and their roles in voluntary and involuntary body actions. It promotes Dr C. F Lathrop as a spine and nerve specialist offering drugless treatment at 214-16 People's Bank BId, hours 9 am to 6 pm, consultation free.
In Juneau on March 25 Receiver Frank A. Boyle and Register C. B. Walker ruled that 7,000 acres of coal claims on the Bering River are fraudulently located. The Christopher Letcher and Simmons claims were cited in the decision.
The Washington chapter of the D. A. R. will hold its 14th annual assembly at the New Washington hotel on March 26 and 27. The Rainier chapter hosts the visiting chapters with speakers including Gov. Liseter and State Chaplain Mrs. Albert E. Mead.
Wholesale dealers report prices paid for vegetables and fruit in markets. The brief notes current bid and asking levels for carrots onions and potatoes with remarks on supply conditions and market demand. No major price surges or declines noted.
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