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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1918

Page

4

Mayors Hanson and Murphine View Seattle Elevated Line Progress

Seattle moves ahead with the municipal elevated car line as condemnation suits proceed. Mayor Hanson and Public Utilities Supt. Thomas J. Murphine inspected work, piles rising to support the elevated track along Railroad avenue. The line will descend to Washington street and connect with Division A at Fourth Avenue. In the south it remains on grade before crossing waterways to Spokane avenue and linking with the Lake Burien line.

Seattle Hanson Thomas J. Murphine Railroad Ave Washington Washington St Fourth Ave Spokane Ave Lake Burien

Hanson Brings Pep to Seattle City Government

As Seattle's mayor completes two months in office the municipal enterprise pace matches business growth. The city targets $250,000 in two years through economy steps while advancing the Cedar River dam basin, Skagit power project, and a municipal elevated railroad to aid shipyard workers. Savings come from cuts in street lighting, carbon lamps, police, parks, and health. salaries rise slightly via reorganization. Appointments include Murphine to public utilities, Smith to purchasing, Creutzer Simpson Wilson and Rounds to the board of appeals, and Rose Simmons to the park board. reappointments include Payase, Warren, and Stetson. Women join boards. A Galownen Engine Co. lands as a $500,000 city industry. The Rainier paving and East Marginal Way plan vetoes are noted, the council sustaining the National Telegraph franchise veto.

Cedar River Skagit J. W. W. Halle Health Department Brary Board Thomas J. Murphine C. J. Smith John Creutzer Corrine Simpson Wilson FE. J. Rounds Board of Appeals Rose Simmons Payase Warren Stetson A. Galownen Engine Co Hansaye Hila Rainier Hudson At Water Main National District Telegraph

Millions Take Only Cascarets

Public health style ad touts Cascarets as the best and safest laxative for liver and bowels. It claims users stay well and avoid bilious feelings, headaches, or constipation.

Catholics of World Answer Pope's Appeal

Rome May 21 Catholics across the globe promise to celebrate mans on June 29 the feast of St Peter as instructed by the pope Observatore Romano reports. The pope issued a special prayer for world peace to be delivered on June 29 by the Catholic clergy.

Rome Mans Observatore Romano

Billy Sunday to Give $56,000 to Aid Mission

Chicago May 21 Billy Sunday expected today to hand a check for $56,000 to the Pacific Garden Mission. The sum came from the free will offering given him at the close of a ten week campaign. Sunday's Chicago score shows trail hitters 49 165, attendance 1 200 000, expenses 135 000.

Chicago Billy Sunday Pacific Garden Mission Mission Billy

May Die of Burns After Drinking Alcohol and Jamaica Ginger

F. J. Carlton of the Shasta hotel 212% Fourth Ave reportedly fell asleep smoking a cigar and awoke to flames. He, drinking a mix of hard cider Florida water and Jamaica ginger, suffered burns requiring hospital care. doctors fear he may die.

Florida Jamaica F. J. Carlton Shasta Hotel Fourth Ave City Hospital

Confessions of a Wife Excerpt Reveals Rivalry and Regret

An installment opens with Dick recalling a disastrous church wedding and his uneasy thoughts about funeral rites. He recalls Eleanor Fairlow, a former sweetheart, and admits he treated her poorly and forgot her once he met Margie. He warns of a world shaped by men and hints at tragic events to come.

Margie Sarely Eleanor Fairlow Eleanor Altho Sam Dickie

Letters to Miss Grey On Polite Manners At Doors

In a reader exchange Cynthia Grey advises that polite doors need no ceremony. A correspondent asks about admission to West Point. the reply points to library yearbooks as sources of information.

Mies Grey West Point Military Academy Cecil Libaries

Dear Miss Grey Help on love marriage under clan customs

A reader, an American-born woman in her early 20s, asks Miss Grey if she can marry the man she loves despite parental and clan restrictions. The column asserts parental compulsion cannot force marriage and advises frank, respectful discussion to gain parental understanding. A second note shares a rice bread recipe from MRS. E. B. G.

Miss Grey United States

Dear Miss Grey Advises Postmaster For Sending Tobacco

A letter writer asks Miss Grey how to ship tobacco to a brother in the Canadian army before U S entry. The reply suggests consulting the postmaster for proper ship-to rules and delivery guidance, noting Red Cross involvement may differ for Canadians.

Miss Grey America Red Cross

How to greet when introduced in formal meetings

Irene asks why people say How do you do after introductions. Miss Grey notes any greeting should express pleasure at meeting someone, and Irene prefers I am pleased to meet you. The advisor adds that any suitable form conveys cordiality.

Miss Grey Irene

Mexican Bandits Kill U. S. Sergeant Near Hidalgo

Mexican bandits fired across the international line near Hidalgo Texas killing Sgt. Herbert Ulrisch of the Eighth Cavalry. American troops returned fire killing four bandits. It was not stated if pursuit crossed the border.

San Antonio International Line Hidalgo Tex Sergt Herbert Ulrisch Eighth Cavalry

Damages Awarded Against City in Condemnation Suits

Damages totaling 34000 were ruled against the city in verdicts from a series of condemnation suits to obtain rights for a municipal elevated railway. The Maynard building at First Ave and Washington St received 7500, the Lowman building 9500, the Pacific Coast building 12500, and a Hines estate property 4500.

Gilliam’s Department Maynard First Ave Washington #I Lowman Pacific Coast Hines Estate

Tanlac praised by Tacoma woman for health gains

Mrs. Hazel Cook of 2117 Tacoma Ave Tacoma Wash reports major improvement after taking Tanlac Master Medicine. She says it stopped stomach gas and indigestion, eased nerves, improved sleep, restored appetite, and helped gain five pounds, with ongoing health benefits and renewed strength. Sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under Tanlac representative.

Hazel Cook Tacoma Ave Tacoma Wash Taniac Mra. Cook Seattle Bartell Drug Stores Tanlac

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