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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
5
A Seattle dentist advertises low prices on crowns and plates with explicit discounts. The notice guarantees reliable work and mentions special prices like a $4.00 crown and a $5.00 plate. It lists Regal Dental Offices with Dr. Ola Clark and guarantees with every bill.
Readers seek guidance on romance, trust, finances, and personal boundaries. A column offers cautions about risky liaisons, jealousy, and exploitation, urging self-respect, measured actions, and avoiding unsafe situations while noting a local high school co operative program earning about $15 000 annually.
The six week term costs 2.50 per week with day sessions 10 to 4 and evening classes 7 30 to 9 30. Ranquette Millinery at 705 67 Eitel Ridg near Second Ave and Pike St helps students find positions.
Des Lois Millinery School offers a six week term with a $15 tuition payable as $5 weekly. The session runs daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 224-226 People's Bank Building on the northeast corner of Second Ave and Pike St. Advertising notice.
Rev Elijah Hanley president of Franklin college in Indiana is indicted for assaulting his 63 year old father Calvin Hanley. He says he spanked him after accusing the elder of cruelty to his mother and sister, claiming decades of provocation and indecency.
County commissioners approve a total of 98,900 for city street work linking with county roads. Immediate funds include 3,000 for the Madison street bridge. City has spent 40,000 and plans 55,000 for improvements on Duwamish way Fighthay 8 and Stone ay.
Superintendent J D Rosa presented a practical talk titled Opportunities for Young Men in the Electrical Field at the YMCA auditorium Monday night. The session opened a series of winter lectures at the YMCA on related subjects.
Washington reports Lieut-Commander Clark B. Woodward was selected as naval aide to President Moore of the Panama Pacific exposition, though not yet formally appointed.
The U S army transport Dix will arrive in Seattle on Wednesday from the Orient and, on its next voyage, will be commanded by new captain Robi T Bain, succeeding the late Capt G H Pierce. A street car dodge turns to misfortune for Peter Johnson who was later knocked down by an auto and taken to the city hospital. Harry Johnes, 18, paroled from the state reformatory, faces costly consequences after a stolen auto toy ride and returns to finish term. Broadway High School staff prepare a play Why Not Jim with Cornelia Glass and Harold Cullen in lead roles. Martin Sorvik sues Stewart Taxcab Co for 3000 damages over his son Harry’s taxi death at First and Universality last July 30. Two more men join local steamboat office staff per U S inspector J K Bulger’s tour. Edgar Battle, new postmaster, expects commission today and aims to occupy the office by October 1.
The council divided over bridge sites for the canal with two options on Lake Washington across Stone Ave and Fremont. Debate continued about Sixth Ave N E and Tenth Ave N 1 with adjournment to Saturday. Members pressed for immediate votes or more ground familiarity.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 30. John Mortarity, a pugilist, died here today from injuries after a fist fight with Sergeant Hermann Ohler, U S A. The clash began Monday when Ohler found Mortarity drinking wine from a slipper owned by Miss Martin. She had promised to marry the winner of the fight.
Police in Seattle and Tacoma believe an organized burglary ring targets apartments. Six rooms at Hermosa Apartments, 2700 Fourth Ave, were robbed Monday, with similar incidents at the Hamilton at Fifth and Denny and the Bristol at 1626 13th.
Health Commissioner Crichton and City Engineer Dimock will address the Commercial Club this evening. They will outline expenditures of their departments and take questions and suggestions from the audience on how to cut costs. Crichton is scheduled at 6 15 o'clock and Dimock at an unspecified time.
The Great Northern liner Minnesota departed Smith Cove with a cargo valued at approximately one million dollars and a flour shipment shattering previous records. The voyage carried 289,065 sacks of flour along with 122 cabin passengers.
Rev Edward H. Todd, vice president of Willamette University Oregon, formally announced yesterday his acceptance of the presidency of the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma Washington. Minnie Had It Soft New York Sept 20. Mrs Mary Jane Connors rewarded for nursing her pacing mare Minnie C on the bottle as Minnie C won her first race at a fair.
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