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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
9
A reflective quote describes life as a vast pool where people fish in different ways for various rewards. It emphasizes shared activity, pride in small catches, and universal pursuit across diverse methods.
Miss Gladys Meredith travels from New York to Seattle to wed Lionel Eugene Hibler at 2223 17th Ave. N. The stenographer claims Hibler and his mother caused the wedding to be canceled. She requests $91,700 in a superior court suit filed after Hibler allegedly backed out before the ceremony.
Feverish preparations for the Shrine circus opening as the arena welcomes several booked acts including Clara Youngblock Carsona leading a cho catapbone sextet from Cho Emma Drillia in a Spanish web act and Morey Broa. The show runs Sept 30 through Oct 14 with a parade at 6 45 p m doors at 7 and performances at 7 45 and dancing at 10. Diamond rings valued at 1500 to be awarded as prizes.
The excerpt presents Joyce Kilmer’s lines about a tree made by God not by humans. It contrasts human poets with divine craftsmanship and imagines a tree absorbing rain and prayerful connection to nature.
In a room above the Pantages, Pam Fuller and his band headline the week’s bill with a discussion of jazz’s growth from its wild form to social acceptance. Fuller cites Jaze as a symbol of liberty and happiness while recalling early reactions to southern gospel style.
After hearing arguments on Wednesday the city garbage committee took the issue under advisement. The Association of the Unemployed claims contractors on city work discriminate against American labor. Chas L Murray said over half of haulers are American citizens though born abroad.
Superior Judge King Dykemag sustained a will in which Samuel H. Sloan Sr disinherited his son Samuel H. Sloan Jr and left $14 000 to his housekeeper Mins Vera Robinson aged 39. The son claimed the father was mentally unbalanced.
In Olympia on September 28 a conference between Seattle and Tacoma representatives and the state department of public works led to plans for hearings on the valuation of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph property in Seattle and Tacoma. The probe follows the company's bid to raise phone rates by 31 percent.
Friday and Saturday sale ads list White Muslin Gowns at 1.75, Men's White Muslin Gowns at 1.00, two pairs of Cashmere Hose for 1.00, and 1.00 Shirts with broken lots. Jersey Bloomers 5 for 1.00, Women's Jersey Bloomers 5 for 1.00, elastic waist, available in pink or white.
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