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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1919

Page

2

Red Front basement sale undercutting rivals with massive bargains

Advertises a one day bargain basement sale by Rogers at 1413 First Avenue offering thousands of discounted items from men’s suspenders to boys’ suits. Highlights include 150 can vas gloves at 9c, shirts at 68c, shoes as low as 1.48, suits and overcoats slashed, and UnionSupport emphasized with Liberty Bond cashing and prompt mail orders. Sale starts Saturday at 9 A M in the basement below Flag Theatre.

Great Red Front First Avenue Central Public Market Rogers Pike Street Red Front

Pocket radio phone as next wave in wireless tech

London reports Godfrey Tanace of Marconi foresees commercial wireless telephone service in New York and London by next year. Plans include desk access for subscribers and eventual pocket wireless phones. Daily Mail notes possible British regulation requiring wireless equipment on airplanes and airships.

N. B.A London Godfrey Tanace Marconi Company New York Hello Isaace Isaac Daily Mail

Ships Assigned to Pacific Steamship Co by Board

The steamers Western Knight and West Celina have been assigned to the Pacific Steamship Company by the United States Shipping Board.

Western Knight West Celina Pacific Steamship Co The United States Shipping Board

New Alaska Run Ship Admiral Burna On Alaska Route

The Pacific Steamship Co announces its liner Admiral Burna will be placed on the Alaska route starting April 15. The move expands service to northern ports, with the vessel expected toBoost cargo and passenger capacity in the region.

Pacific Steamship Co Admiral Burna Alaska

City Offices Re Arranged In County City Building

An ordinance approved at a past city council meeting reallocates city departments within the county city building. Utilities street railway offices move to the fifth floor, park board and civil service to the public safety building, building department to civil service space, and aviation and eminent domain areas assigned. The corporation counsel’s office will expand by taking over part of the water department offices.

Utilities Department Park Board Civil Service Commission Public Safety Building Department Atilines Department Board of Eminent Domain Corporation Counsel's Department Water Department

Robber Donates Coin at Point of Big Gun

A man in olive drab used a large gun to threaten for money at Lith Ave and E Pine. J A Robinson of the Penn hotel at 1409 KE Priest reported a white masked assailant took $7.50 in change early Friday morning.

J. A. Robinson Penn Hotel Robinson Lith Ave E. Pine

Alameda Sails North With Freight and Passenger Load

The Alaska Steamship liner Aeda departed Thursday bound north with a freight cargo and a passenger load of 400 aboard.

Alameda Alaska Steamship Company Aeda

Apollo Belvedere Inspiration Sparks Witty Gym Talk

A humorous musings extol Apollo Belvedere as a model of physique. Howard Chandler Christy touts the statue in the Vatican gallery as ideal, while the narrator jokes about adopting the marble form and notes the contrast with baseball stars like Ty Cobb.

Apollo Belvedere Howard Chandler Christy Apollo Helvedere Belvedere Gallery Vatican Palace Honus Wagner Apollo Ike Ty Cobb A. Helvedere Apollo B

Buttonholing Is The Big Idea In Peace Talks

Harold F Bechito analyzes how behind the scenes lobbying and personal policing of delegates drive wartime diplomacy. He imagines a scene with Lloyd George Lansing and Col House guiding conversations at sessions near Paris. The piece notes that private corner talks and subtle pressure shape fragile settlements.

Patus Aask Washington Bureau of Great Powers Lloyd George Lansing Emall Col. House Clemenceau Paris Place de la Concorde

Four Years of War Service Ended by Fatal Demobilization Trip

London April 4 an engineer who served four years in the war died after exposure on a troop train returning home Critics of the demobilization system note the incident asking why men are sent home in cattle trucks The report raises questions about government policy and veteran welfare.

N. KE. A To the Star London

Sneak Thief Steals Bond From Pollock Room at Sealock Hotel

A. Pollock reports a Thursday night break in at the Sealock hotel on First avenue and Jackson street. A $100 Liberty bond was stolen from Pollock’s room, police were informed.

A. Pollock Sealock Hotel First Ave. SS Jackson Stt Pollock

Barber Bitten Ear Barber Faces Mayhem Charge

Adjudged sane in superior court, 63 year old barber W. Montgomery of 1316 Howell will be tried Monday for mayhem. He allegedly bit ten off a large section of the left ear of Tom Egan, business agent of the Barbers' union, after demanding his shop card during an investigation of alleged price cutting below the union scale. Montgomery was arrested February 25.

Mane W. &. Montgomery Howell Montgomery Tom Egan Barbers’ Union Exon

Economy Shoe Shop opens new Children and Downstairs Departments

Announcement states on Saturday April 5 opening of Children and Downstairs Departments at Second and Madison in the new store. Shoes displayed will be new opening styles. Children section offers medium and high grade merchandise while Downstairs presents current styles at lower prices for men women and children. Located at 903 Second Avenue bigger bargains will prevail as the Economy Shoe Shop continues.

Second and Madison Children’s Department Second Avenue

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W. Griffith Griffith Wallace Wurlitzer Pettigrew Jensen von Herbers G. Beninghausen Watch and Chronometer Maker Nautical Instrumente and Cherry St. Seatte, Wash Great Red Morrow Vpanta Liberty Bonds Red Front Clothing Co Flag Theatre Irye Markey H. M. Rogers Ship Board NEW Alaska Run Srom Cove Doe Burke Lan Ie English Oxford Mr.man Goodyear Well Mrs. Consumer Boston Sample Shoe Shop Fuel Pike St Goodyear O. B Joyful Oratory Harold F. Bechitol Plac House Climenceau Liberty Bond Turrell Shoe Co Liberty National Bank OF Commerce Second Shafer Bros Seattle Workingmen’s Department First Avenue Side Shafer Brothers Largest Clothiers Second University
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