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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1913
Page
5
The association offers a square deal for borrowers and savers with a loan plan that turns borrowers into savers. Closing costs are nominal, 10.26 dollars per 1000 loan, with equal modest charges for higher loans. Monthly installments are available, and a detailed booklet can be mailed on request.
A longstanding plea from a reader seeks a night watchman job suitable for someone walking on artificial feet. The column then answers readers on marriage, annulment, guardianship, civil service eligibility for non citizens, etiquette, and divorce questions with practical, neutral guidance, citing libraries, laws, and responsible steps.
Cynthia Grey reports from London on the rise of professional “walkers-out” hired by East End young women to accompany them on weekends and dances. The arrangement involves paying the man in shillings for companionship with no kissing, and the girls cover transport and outings, presenting a controlled, respectable alternative to paid affection.
F J Frazier, claiming to be a broker, is free on $2,500 bail after being arrested at the Los Angeles police request on a perjury charge in Portland Oregon.
Progress noted as opposing counsel spar over admissibility of handwriting and pawn ticket evidence. Judge Easterday identifies a suitcase writing and Miller explains he wrote under duress from Capt Tennant. Former Coroner Carroll testifies McMahon’s death may have been murder.
The Kla-How-Yah and Washington clubs host a Halloween gymnasium party for 40 non Greeks. Dances include the grand march Tucker out and uncanny steps. Witches and goblins roam the floor as side shows like the Cave of Mysteries and Hall of Fame entertain between dances. A prize goes to the girl adding the most new Kla-How-Yah members.
A. L. Zett, once a grocery man in San Francisco, drove by overwork to insanity and hanged himself at Clark's sanitorium in Stockton. Placed in a straight jacket, he tore his blanket, fashioned a noose, and slowly strangled himself while leaning over the bed.
Otto Kuntz a city fireman at No 8 station died at Seattle General hospital Friday after an appendicitis operation. He was 24 and leaves a bride of four months. Funeral services will be held under the auspices of the firemen.
The Rev W O Forbes D D has been appointed synodical superintendent of missions for the board of publication on the Presbyterian Sabbath school work in Philadelphia and will assume duties at once. His territory includes Washington Alaska and Northern Idaho with headquarters in Seattle.
IS STILL MISSING SPRINGFIELD IL Nov 1 No trace had been found today of Min Emmiline Thomas of Sacramento who disappeared from a convent here last Saturday night Convent nuns professed to know no motive for the girl actions but police say the nuns reluctance to reveal facts of Miss Thomas life hampers their work Police believe Miss Thomas may have gone to Chicago Wilson Leaves Tonight Washington Nov 1 Secretary of Labor Wilson was to depart for the Pacific coast tonight to inspect immigration stations there The steamship Jefferson scheduled to wait for Southeastern Alaskan ports Friday night did not leave the port until this morning An order requiring fumigation of the Wynsel caused the delay
Lawrence C. Keating announces his company will launch Seattle's Tivoli Theatre next week with The Honeymoon Trail. The $100,000 venue aims to showcase refined high class musical comedy as its inaugural presentation.
Moore brings The Lure into Seattie Bailey Mitchell stock with Hawthorne of the U S A. Pantages Vaudeville, Orpheum Vaudeville and Empress Vaudeville circuits listed for the week.
oO and O Medical Co claims no two systems are alike and notes it makes all medicines fresh for each patient. The firm guarantees cures for private diseases and invites calls or letters, led by Moy J Hing as General Manager.
A statistic notes that thirty two percent of seven million working women in the country are under the age of twenty. It highlights a younger workforce with implications for labor trends and policy.
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