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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
5
Mr Morrison of Morrison Taylor 8256 7 Green building found his shop unlocked this morning and believed his partner had moved the business. Taylor arrived and police learned burglars gained entry through a window after escaping via a fire escape and stole about 300 dollars worth of cloth and made up apparel.
Word that the liner Minnesota would reach Seattle from the Orient on schedule time Saturday evening came today to the offices of the G N Stean ship Co. The vessel usually arrives a day early. Councillor FL Robertson of Edinburgh spoke in Seattle on the Scots Home Rule league tour.
Vermin plagued homes can use Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste. It claims to kill rats, mice, and cockroaches in one night without blowing away like powders. Sold by druggists for 25 cents or 1 dollar or direct from Stearns Paste Co., Chicago.
Readers seek guidance on love threats, teen romance, and spending limits with married men. An experienced adviser warns a girl of 14 facing coercive pressure to elope, urges breaking off, and stresses self-respect. Additional letters address flirtatious advances, fidelity, and proper conduct for young teens.
Louis J Wilde rose from newsboy to banker in San Diego promoting the Grant Hotel project once seen as a white elephant. Though accused of shady dealings, he was acquitted in Portland and invited to promote again. He now runs a second bank and hints at more expansion as the city grows.
An editor questions who could have taken the bride at a recent wedding. A gossiping reporter notes no one confessed or named anyone, leaving the matter unresolved as the judge contemplates the scene.
Funeral services for John C Norton former president of University State Bank will be held at the family residence 4548 University Blvd Tuesday at 2 PM. Norton died at his home Tuesday morning of heart disease after months of illness. he left the bank due to illness and his interests were sold to George W Lear who is now president. Norton was 67 and came to Seattle 24 years ago.
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