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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1915

Page

8

Consumers Face Load If Fishermen's Cold Storage Plant Fails

Capt John Gibson of the Fish Vessel Owners association warns Seattle's independent halibut fleet will vanish unless the port commission builds a proposed cold storage plant. He argues 60 000 bond financing is needed and that private interests keep prices low, harming fishermen who must sell at a loss without storage. Fifty or more Seattle schooners rely on the fleet and taxpaying fishermen fear continued losses without the facility.

Port Commission Seattle John Gibson Fish Vessel Owners’ Association Gibson Commission

Villa Fails to Break Tampico Campaign Setback

General Francisco Villa’s effort to seize Tampico Matamoros and Nuevo Laredo stalls as stubborn resistance holds at Tampico. General Chao suffers a sharp defeat with plans for a new assault after Villa orders withdrawal. Seventy five Villistas captured at Candela are executed by Carranza forces in a brutal daytime shooting.

Washington Francisco Villa Tampico Matamoros Neuvo Laredo Mexico Carranza Chao Villa Laredo Tex Candela Villa Dalma

Ready for Referendum Names

Referendum petitions for measures facing public protest are ready for circulation in Washington State. The Washington State Referendum league has printed several thousand copies and seeks volunteers. headquarters are at 223 Railway Exchange building Second Avenue and Cherry Street. Call Elliott 3517 or send funds to treasurer Dr. Carl Ewald at 223 Railway Exchange building. A luncheon at Good Eats cafeteria is scheduled for Wednesday noon.

Washington State Referendum League Railway Exchange Building Second Jave Cherry Elliott Carl Ewald Railway Exchange Good Eats

Dr Benson to Address League on War Impact

The Municipal League luncheon at Good Foods cafeteria noon Tuesday will feature Dr Henry K Benson professor of industrial chemistry at the University of Washington. He will discuss The Viffeca of the European War on American Industry and share insights from his neartrip to Europe before the war and his redirected route via the South United States due to wartime dangers.

Uncle Sam Municipal League Good Fats Henry K. Benson University of Washington Dr. Benson Europe Lusitania U. S. Bureau of Foreign Commerce United States

Aged Woman Falls to Death in San Francisco

Mrs. Gertrude Sloman, 62, died early today after falling from a third story window in San Francisco. Fire and street lights were out in the area as she toppled to the pavement. investigators believe she went to the window to check the lights failing, lost balance, and fell.

Ban Francisco Gertrude Sloman

Tenth Ave Bridge in Trouble Faces Legal Challenge

Tucker and Hyland retainers vow legal resistance as Sixth Ave Northeast advocates push a 100000 dollar bond sale against a 545000 dollar bridge project. Critics accuse misrepresentation at the March vote while Mayor Gill threatens a veto if the bill passes Monday due to timing and condemnation start uncertainties.

Tucker & Hyland Sixth Ave. N. E. Alte Tenth Ave. N. E. Bridge Brossly Gill

Seattle wage panel member to speak at John B. Allen School

Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh, Seattle member of the minimum wage commission, will address John B. Allen School students at 3 p m Friday. She has focused on girls welfare and will discuss a phase of the working girl’s problem.

Minimum Wage Commission John B. Allen School

Fisherman Climbs Alaska Cliff Inches From Crest

Peter Johnson, a Northbound fisherman aboard the Schooner Idaho, clung to a 1300 foot Alaska cliff for four hours. A rescue rope saved him from a fatal fall after reaching a point 206 feet below the crest. He collapsed and lay in recovery for days.

Peter Johnson Idaho Alaska Johnson

Girls Feature Fashion Show at Grand Carnival of Commerce

Prominent Seattle society girls will headline a fashion show at the Grand Carnival of Commerce in the Hippodrome on Tuesday. The day and evening feature a dance pavilion with fortune telling and entertainment for St. Margaret's guild of St. Mark's church. A merchant's lunch is scheduled for 11 30 and a fancy dress ball runs until midnight.

Seattle St. Margaret's Guild St. Mark's Church

Japanese Baron Welcomed To Rainier Club Banquet

Retired Japanese Navy Admiral Urtu and Baroness Urtu visit Washington. They attend a Rainier Club banquet Tuesday night hosted by H. W. Treat J. D. Lowman and F Blaine. The pair arrived Sunday from San Francisco and plan a two day stay before continuing their trip.

Baron Urtu Baroness Urtu Washington Rainier Club H. W. Treat J. D. Lowman F Blaine Baron Urtu San Francisco

New Dress Silks at Special Prices on First Floor

Elirable silks in new season colors offered in limited lots for spring sewing. Includes Fancy Dress and Waisting Silks at 65 cents per yard, Plain and Fancy Taffetas and Messalines at 1.00 to 1.50 range, Pompadour and Dresden Taffetas 1.50, 36 inch Chiffon Taffeta 1.15, Black Peau de Soie 0.96, Duchesse Satin 1.65, Messaline 0.95, Moire 1.45, Charmeuse 1.35 per yard. First Floor.

Desirable Swiss and Cambric Embroidery Patterns for Sale

A Basement Salesroom ad lists Swiss and Cambric embroidery patterns from 4 to 18 inches wide with scalloped edges at 15¢ per yard. Veils of Stronghair mesh, 114 yards long, priced 25¢ 35¢ and 50¢ each. Dorothy Dress patterns for 2 to 18 years in gingham and stripes with scalloped embroidery, priced 50¢ 65¢ and 75¢.

Cretonne Dorothy OYS

Open weave stripe effect with striped voile fabric

Interior textile note highlights an open weave stripe effect using attractive striped voile material. Emphasizes light drape and visual texture suitable for curtains or summer garments. Source suggests versatile fabric for soft, breathable designs.

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