Delamater’s Firm Invests in Chamber Exchange
A compact note reports Delamater peerkar Back Utiliting GMiker investMent co. joining the Chamber Exchange ind at 1614 with stakes in Acme and Kon ventures and a focus on fine fruit tard operations.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1909
Page
8
A compact note reports Delamater peerkar Back Utiliting GMiker investMent co. joining the Chamber Exchange ind at 1614 with stakes in Acme and Kon ventures and a focus on fine fruit tard operations.
Classified ad style listing detailing a five room cottage with price 68 000, a cash option 500, and monthly balance. Mentions three lots and trees near schools, with other trades and property lines in the vicinity. Also includes references to architects and local businesses in the area.
The fragment shows ads for Eagle Furniture offering cash prices for second hand items and urging customers to compare before selling. Also visible are notices about discarded clothing values, a sign shop at Weston 1406 First Ave, and listings for storage and typewriter supplies.
Georgetown’s anti annexation campaign gathers behind Auburn Slocum a respected merchant as a potential mayor. The city’s underworld warns Slocum means “Slocum or annexation” while reformers hail his bid to shut dives and boost police protection. The Star notes political trades aim to regain control if annexation fails.
Detroit and Pittsburg traded runs in a high drama game with multiple doubles and steals. Key moments included Crawford, Delehanty, and Moriarity driving in runs for Detroit while Leach and Schmidt provided sharp hitting for Pittsburgh. Donovan and Willis handled mound duties as Detroit edged Pittsburg 7 to 2.
Canal Dover Ohio October 9. John Gerber 37, William Lang 25, and David Harry 22 were crushed to death while repairing an engine at the Pennsylvania Iron and Coal Co blast furnace. The engine unexpectedly started, trapping them between the piston and cylinder head.
John Jaser, described by his attorney as a living example of The Man With the Hoe, was freed from the charge in superior court after a motion to dismiss by the prosecuting attorney’s office. The proceedings appeared dull to Jaget as he prepared to go home.
Proposals to fit iron bars on hospital windows prompt council committee debate after a patient deaths. Health officials address safeguarding patients and consider costs and impacts on morale while doctors pledge action if needed.
Police driver Tom Goad, a member of the auto patrol, died after leaping from a fourth story window in delirium at Emergency Hospital. His wife, left alone in their new pine bungalow, mourns amid a lack of relatives as neighbors and a night clerk comfort her and recall their happiness and plans.
Five Seattle and Tacoma business leaders testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission that eastern freight rates are discriminatory, blocking growth in Washington and Idaho. They cited the Great Northern and Northern Pacific routes, with minimal rate reductions in 12 years, and noted local Alaska growth as their main driver. They described price advantages for eastern goods and cited specific rate discrepancies in steel and raw material shipments. A decision on the Astoria case was expected this afternoon as counsel for coast shippers finished arguments and railroads aimed to complete their side by adjournment tonight.
A scanning list of Westlake Market specials covers fish meats and produce. Featured items include salmon 6¢ lb and halibut at 6% lb, oysters, shrimps, crabs, and red snapper, with numerous meat cuts and roasts priced per pound. Fruit and dairy offer pears, oranges, butter, cheese, and coffee. Vegetables list potatoes and onions with several canned goods and delicatessen items also advertised.
Mrs. Charles Hibber, 60, drank carbolic acid at her home on Broadway after a quarrel with husband Charles Hibber, a Junction saloon proprietor. She died this morning. morgue examination revealed mouth burns and confirmed self-inflicted poisoning.
A rear end crash on Westlake boulevard near the Wallingford crossing involved two streetcars carrying hundreds of passengers including many children en route to an exposition. Motorman F F Ingersoll of the Green Lake car blamed. he was discharged.
United Press reports that on October 9 rescuers at the Northwestern Improvement mine in Roslyn recovered the bodies of trackmen Tom Marsayolin and Phillip Porarich. Two more corpses remain trapped, likely at the shaft bottom, as rescue efforts continue.
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