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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
3
The utilities committee discussed water main improvements on W. 45th W. 60th and W. 61st streets for nearly 500000. Councilman William H. Moore was the only member present and postponed the hearing until October 9 with rights for property owners to present arguments for and against the proposal.
Alumni from the School of Journalism gathered at the Commons on the University campus Thursday night to honor Dr. Matthew Lyle Spencer the new head of the journalism school and his assistant Ralph D. Casey. Attending were P. F. Cook Cornelia Glass Louis H. Segrave Ora P. Willis Ethel Gein Florence Logan Edward Badger William Horsley and Roy Rosen.
Seattle funeral director G. M. Butterworth said on his return home Thursday that orchards in the Yakima and Wenatchee valleys are filled with rotting fruit due to a lack of workers. He also noted Blewett Pass is expected to reopen on October 16.
About 1,000 Seattle and King County residents attended the Western Washington fair on Thursday. The Queen City visitors joined locals for a day of events as lights illuminated the fairgrounds.
An old notice extols S S S as a purely vegetable blood remedy for rheumatism catarrh and skin diseases. Claims forest herbs cleanse the blood and body while avoiding dangerous minerals. Advises buying at drug stores and writing to the Medical Director in Atlanta for peculiar cases.
A venue advertises daily horse racing and track events through Sunday. It urges visitors to try Holdt's French pas at Uptown locations 1414 3d Ave and 913 2d Ave downtown.
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