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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1919
Page
2
Arrested Friday on a complaint that R C Jaycox 18 defrauded Seattle and North Pacific shipyard by checking in and sealing a yard fence to evade work. Police Judge John B R Gordon sent him to custody of his father, a shipyard worker, after the accusation by Twohy fire marshal.
The Seattle Bicycle Association announces a May 30 race meet open to all amateurs. Honorary member H V Carroll leads the planning with L Von Waamer Rudy Lindgren and VF Steinhart assisting. Prizes include two gold watches and trophies valued at $300. entry blanks will be distributed May 11 at the YooHoo Skinway Bike Piente event and later by dealer members.
Editors praise the bicycle as a lasting health and time saver while manufacturers argue it renews interest mainly among city workers and bankers. They note the postwar draft climate nudges adults aged 18 to 45 toward cycling for fitness amid urban rush hours and long workdays.
A bicycle maker notes bicycles are gaining popularity among all ages especially older youths who straighten their posture with pride. He asserts that cities show a strong bicycle craze with both men and women taking to cycling, while the smart set adopt the trend alongside autos at country clubs.
The Society of Composers presents a second concert at the Fine Arts hall at 55 p m Saturday featuring original works by Carl Eppert John J Blackmore and Daley Wood Hildreth. Performers include Claude Madden Francis J Armstrong Miss Anna Grant Dahl Mrs Katherine Kirkwood Ivey and Mrs Gwendolyn Geary Ruge.
C Allen Dale, former city council member, relocates to Indiana and buys a large farm near Indianapolis. He sold his Mount Baker Park residence to Howard T Ballard, manager of Sunset Motor Co.
Cincinnati health officer Dr. Willam H. Peters cites bicycle riders as unusually protected during the influenza epidemic. He notes only a few cases among habitual riders and flatly states regular outdoor exercise boosts immunity and oxygen intake, pledging to advocate cycling for life.
Seattle Bicycle Association calls May 11 for a free bike picnic for all riders in Seattle. Events, rest stops, and a free feed accompany the first ride and future bike races on May 30. Local shops sponsor and issue membership cards with no fee for charter members.
An enthusiast explains why cycling suits health and spirit. Riding offers full body development, fresh air, and mental exhilaration while enabling exploration beyond trains. He praises racing, long tenure, and examples like Frank Kramer to argue cycling sustains fitness for years.
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