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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1905
Page
3
Decora tions advertise an extensive Lace Curtain Department with Arabian tints in all grades from 1 to 75.00 per art race. Real Brussels in White Ivory tints and other laces like Cluny and Arabian come in two and a half yard lengths up to 12.00 per pattern. Curtains include Hemstitched ruffles and lace edged inserts. lace bed sets priced per set. Estimates available for door panels and bed sets.
Advertising copy promotes interior decorating with Portier materials and rope hangings priced from 1.75 to 40.00, plus leather effects, velour, silks, damasks and wool tapestry. It offers furniture refinishing, mattress remaking, upholstery, window seats, custom shades and wall coverings with estimates and home visits.
Louis Barnes acquitted after being charged with murder in an Indian on the Sandspit case while Hansen, tied to a separate incident on Whalington Street, received a two year term. W B Barkatt, from Hobart, faces charges of attempted murder against Altamore. A Green River bridge washout prompts survey for a replacement. Real estate brokers seek partners. notice calls for contact at 150 New York Ave.
Local voters rally for the Beninghausen watches streetcar employee contest. Daily tallies show Frank Presnell leading with 9 410 votes while Arthur A Springer trails at 8 856 and 8 140 for George McParland, amid a wide field of more than a dozen candidates.
Marmaduke accuses Corbett of overstepping rules by hiring Probst at the 718 Post street grocery, while Probst halts work awaiting a verdict. The dispute centers on authority and current labor actions as Marmaduke remains firm on the decision not to permit continued painting.
Fritz Kreister the violtoia will be heard in recital on Wednesday evening at the Grand Theater. Musical circles expect a full house as merited artists are welcomed by Seattle audiences. A Poor Relation heads the Ferrie company at Seattle this week with Dick Ferrie and Miss Stone starring in When We Were Twenty One.
The new vaudeville bill opened Monday afternoon features the Shenke family of seven acro bats, the McCarvers, colored aristo crate, Charles Steele, illustrated songs, Robert Athon as singer, Rose and Thali in a comedy sketch, Claudius the banjoist, and the biograph with humorous moving pictures.
Mayor Ballinger and a swarthy policeman intervened in a dispute over union painter V. Brobst at the Alaska Building. Brobst says manager Marmaduke ordered him to stop painting doors for the Thompson Investment Co. and threatens to sue for damages. The building management had contracted three local painters to uniform sign work, angering others who cried trust.
Three local ice firms the City Ice and Storage Company a Seattle firm and the Standard Ice Company agreed verbally to sell ice at a uniform rate. Previously they had battled over prices cutting rates, and the public benefited from cheaper ice prices since last June.
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