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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
3
Residents of Seattle and suburbs donate geraniums to the Alaska Yukon exposition surgery. Volunteers and nurseries take calls and dispatch wagons to collect plants. Geranium Day is set for next Saturday as more plants are promised for floral decoration.
United Press reports Judge Robert W. Taylor appointed F. A. Beott and Arren A. Hickel as receivers for the Municipal Traction company and the Cleveland Railway county. Bond of 100000 each required. they take over management under court direction and are to set the lowest fare possible consistent with operations.
Mrs Charles E Patten hosted a tea at 614 Bayletenay N with her daughter Miss Helen Allmond. pink and white roses adorned the reception room and guests wore pastel gowns. Debutante Allmond carried a pink rose bouquet, while attendees included Mrs Aren Setee, Mrs Robert Fox, and Mrs Richard Melange among others.
Free consultation and examination offered by physicians at 16-11-12 Ketabrook Building corner 2nd and Union. Patients claim cure from rheumatism gout deafness stomach and bowel trouble and nervous conditions after a month of treatment. Addresses and endorsements listed.
Postmaster Schaefer of Moclips is arrested on a criminal assault charge filed by Frank Gates, father of a 17 year old girl. He allegedly planned the crime to retaliate after a judgment against Gates and a prior robbery incident. Schaefer runs a general store, has a wife and two children, and has been active in saloon prosecutions.
A. Vernon, once a wealthy city figure in politics and finance, was arrested yesterday over settlement of his accounts for his nephew Alexander L. Vernon. It is alleged that $97,248 is due to him, with $108,000 in other creditor judgments allowed to accumulate.
Judge Tallman yesterday appointed referee in the suit of the Poultry Producers' union against Frank C. Williams. Williams was former president of the company and is charged with owing several thousand dollars and is to provide an accounting.
An official White House statement declares the proposed dinner with labor leaders is not official and declines to discuss excluding American Federation of Labor figures such as Samuel Gompers, John L. Lewis, or others from the guest list.
In Des Moines Iowa the American Anti Saloon League plans a nationwide pledge signing drive early next year. Dr Russell, executive superintendent of the encage work in New York, will oversee the campaign.
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