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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
14
By Mabel Cleel. A family recalls a night lost in dense woods with cold, fear, and a dangerous sense of unseen threats. They describe searching for landmarks, hearing a cougar, braving wolves and coyotes, and being saved when their cow’s moo reveals a path back home before 10 PM.
Readers express mixed views on a state bonus for ex service men. Mrs. Jennie Nellis supports it, while Mrs. Ivy favors immediate action without waiting for a referendum. Mrs. Hodge says long overdue action is needed. others are unsure if voting should occur by referendum.
Influential interests nationwide seek permission from Senator Borah to begin a campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. Boise Capital News reports an authentic article on the matter with an early reply requested from the senator. Letters from N. D. Hanna and T. A. Jackson are quoted in the text.
At a hearing before Commissioner McClelland two of seven men arrested in a St Patrick's day raid by federal prohibition operatives on the tug Monitor were bound over to the grand jury and five released. Capt Koy Lewis and Eleworth B. Roberton furnished 600 bond each to guarantee their appearance later. others were allowed to go free.
Federal authorities arrest a clergyman in St Paul on a charge of selling two gallons of wine from a cellar that held 1 200 gallons. A secret name is kept, and a crowd is expected at his church next Sunday.
A dialogue promotes the Roving Marines touring the country to prove marines sing as well as fight. They plan a performance at the Odd Fellows hall on a specified April night, boasting morale-boosting songs and tales of World War II valor.
An unidentified passenger in an automobile was thrown from the car after a sharp turn to avoid a collision with another vehicle driven by C. W. Burge at Fifth avenue and Stewart street. The man was injured and taken to a hospital for treatment.
Helen Joseph 29 died at her parents home 3923 Burke Avenue Wednesday. Funeral services set for Sunday at 3 p m from the University Undertaking Co parlors.
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