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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1916
Page
2
A brief medical ad notes quick recovery methods and a contact at 811% 224 Av for treatment guidance and products offered by Dr Macy Bad Fiver Epler Bidg.
Many people busy during week so our office stays open Sunday mornings for dental work. If you come tomorrow morning you will find high class dentists offering careful and courteous service. Every dentist is a registered state board graduate with certificate on display. Our care and materials are the lowest priced. do not delay important matters for your teeth.
K L Mr Clark appointed manager at Regal Dental Offices located near Third Avenue Southwest and Union. The post lists 3405 Third Avenue Southwest as the address.
In Battle Creek Col Roosevelt arrived for a late state rally on circus grounds under five counties, promising more speeches for Hughes. He gave a straight United States lecture to schoolchildren in Marshall. Estimates put crowds at 30,000 in Battle Creek and along the parade route. He planned to travel to New York by 9:30 p.m. and discuss future campaign stops with Ralph D. Cole.
Taxpayers gathered Saturday to prepare for Monday's public hearing on the county budget. A proposed $53,000 for upkeep of 23 county autos in 1917 drew outside criticism, while commissioners plan to seek $206,000 to cover deficits from former years in current expenses.
The sixth annual meeting of the Brotherhood League club of Seattle will be held in the Y M C A building Room 216 next Saturday at 8 o clock p m A cordial invitation is given to everyone interested in the downtown mission work and especially to every minister.
About 250 Villistas attacked a Carranza garrison of 150 at Custhuiriachic but were driven off in the recent battle. State department dispatches report Villa may have commanded the attackers.
Dr. David Starr Jordan scientist writer and World Peace Foundation director will address the Sunday club of the YMCA in the association auditorium at 3 p m Sunday on Is War Eternal The talk will cover peace themes and the role of science in global conflict avoidance.
Packed Moore theatre greets Mischa Elman world famous violinist. The Ladies' Musical club opener draws a near full house as Elman commands the stage with technique and mood. Encore after encore and a full Dvorak Humoresque performance satisfy a rapt audience.
Dr Percival Allen was sentenced by Superior Judge Frater to 12 months in the county jail and a $100 fine after conviction for unlawfully living as husband and wife with Anna M Danielson whose death prompted the investigation. The defense asked for a new trial and clemency but was denied.
Five men alleged to be the I W W gang were captured after a frantic dash through underbrush near Renton. One victim was severely injured, another escaped with minor injuries, and the suspects were later held on open charges as Deputy Prosecutor Carmody investigates. Kings Mills derailment report follows with two dead and eight injured.
A citywide meeting is set for Sunday at 3 PM in First Presbyterian to oppose the brewers and hotel measures. Mayor Gill and prominent Seattle ministers will speak as churches across the city endorse the event.
Democratic candidates Robert Cauthorn and Tom Patterson challenge Republican contenders Frank H. Manogue and Frank E. Dwyer to a public debate on platforms and nonpartisan government in the 44th district.
Mrs. H. J. Rhodes of Sedro Woolley seeks help locating her grandson Roy f iend 11 believed to be housed in a Seattle institution under the name Roy Thompson. The boy was five when abducted by his mother from Se dro Woolley despite father's custody order. She reportedly went to Alaska leaving him in a home. Notify Mrs. Rhodes or Arthur Bond with information.
Fifty forest fire fighters battled flames for 36 hours between two burning bridges then rode an engine through smoke to safety at Puget Sound Millis & Timber logging camp No. 5 in Port Angeles. The blaze destroyed 15 buildings and left many blisters and temporary blindness.
Herman Koedel, crew member of the submarine Deutschland, is the last surviving member of a little German band of eight who played in Pittsburg before the war. Koedel and the other seven returned to Germany and joined the army, where all but Koedel have fallen in service.
Berlin reports a severe defeat of Rumanian forces that held Hermannstadt Transylvania. An encircling German attack pushed Rumanians southward. part of the first army was annihilated and remaining troops fled into the mountains after German detachments seized the Red Tower pass cutting their retreat.
Nineteen Seattle property holders may owe a total of about 20 400 in deficits tied to the old Denny hill regrade unless the state supreme court reverses Superior Judge Ronalds Friday ruling. The judge upheld the supplementary assessment, overturning claims of nominal damages and freeing the petition signers from further payment except for two who did not sign.
Olympia Sept 30 Lieut Gov Hart refused San Diego authorities extradition papers to return Charles Gruenberg to stand trial for wife desertion. Gruenberg who worked in Seattle showed he came to Seattle for a job at 12 dollars a week later raised to 15 and that he sent money to his wife and was willing to make good.
A Tuesday afternoon reception at Rainier school honors Mrs Thomas Ward newly elected PTA president. Mrs H H Canfield Mothers' congress president will speak at the event.
Mrs Frances M Haskell of Tacoma is named by Mrs Geo W Aiken national Republican committee woman for this state as her assistant in party affairs.
Herb Wilson of Aberdeen and Letitia Elsmore of Seattle wed in Fairbanks Alaska on Thursday. They plan a tent honeymoon near the government railroad where the groom works as an employee.
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