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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1915

Page

2

Millinery Shapes and Flowers Go On Quick Close

Tomorrow the Millinery Section offers a splendid collection of popular shapes at prices far lower than usual. Hemps straws and novelty effects in black white and colored options plus transparent brim effects. Normally selling from 1.00 to 2.00 dollars, these shapes are being cleared out. Also hundreds of artificial flowers including Roses Lilies Pansies Poppies Shasta Daisies Buttercups Irises and more. Values from 15c to 35c each, all in one lot for fast sale.

Panton Merchandise and Prices Tracked by George Francis Rowe

IA Bird s Eye View lists Panton goods and prices including babies gowns socks bonnets and lawn waists with discounts on evening gowns and umbrellas. It notes George Francis Rowe and Co in charge.

George Francis Rowe & CO

Block Invasion of Hungary by Russian Host

Vienna April 24. An official statement reports that despite heavy casualties the Russian offensive in the Carpathians has failed. No progress was made at the Ustok pass or along key invasion routes through Ondawa Laborcza and the Ung valleys.

Vienna Laborcza Ung

Anglo French fleet renews bombardment of Dardanelles

Reports from Athens say the entire Anglo French fleet, including Queen Elizabeth type vessels, opened fire again on the Dardanelles early Sunday.

Athens Dardanelles

Bosphorus Forts Shelled by Russian Fleet

Constantinople reports the Russian Black Sea fleet bombarded Bosphorus forts for about half an hour on Sunday. No damage was recorded.

Constantinople Bosphorus

Zeppelin-site at Gontrode destroyed in allied raid

Amsterdam reports the aerodrome at Gontrode, housing a Zeppelin, was razed during a recent Allied air attack. The raid damaged facilities and reduced German air power in the region.

Amsterdam Gontrode

Austrian aid to defend against Italy invasion reported

Milan dispatch says Austria would receive 5,000 first line German troops to resist an invasion if Italy enters the war, per today’s reports.

Milan Austria Italy

Aviator Tries To Rescue Men In Sea Near San Francisco

Harry Christofferson and Harvey Crawford flew during a rainstorm to reach seven men swept from a swamped fishing launch 600 yards offshore. Fifteen life preservers were dropped but the wind carried them away. All seven men Louis Anderson Albert Fletcher senior Albert Fletcher junior Geo H Dahmke John Biermann A Holman and Harry Marson died.

San Francisco Harry Christofferson Harvey Crawford South Point Louis Anderson Albert Fletcher Geo. H. Dahmke John Biermann A. Holman Harry Marson

Mount Baker Park rose show moved up in June

Satur day Police Judge Evans of Tacoma reports the Mount Baker Park rose show will take place earlier in June than prior years. Other local notes include Skagit County Federation of Women's Clubs meeting set for May 8 in Anacortes, and Lincoln High students presenting Moliere's The Miner.

Mount Baker Park Evans Tacoma Bucka Skagit Whitman New York Cascade Mountains Great Northern Henry McPhee Clough-Hartley Everett Women's Bank World Berlin John 8. Conners Walla Walla Lieut. P. Bellinger Pensacola N. A. Hawkins Ford Chamber of Commerce J. A. Hawkins Bunnell Clarence Kerry Seattle Westport Bill Taft Faltimore Washington, D.C Stimon Hutchinson Lloyd Cook Wash Ray and Mattie Thig Hair Dressing Concern E. M. Herr Westinghouse Electric Co

Jitney Bus Men Prepare to Fight Bonding Law

Seattle jitney operators face a Wednesday deadline under the new bond requirement. Chief Lang offers five days grace with no arrests, while Seattle Electric Co. Superintendent Kempster vows to use legal force to remove unbonded jitneys. The Automobile Drivers association meets Monday with attorney Wm. Hickman Moore to plan the defense and test the bond act, with a first arrest expected as a test case.

Lang Kempster Seattle Electric Co Seattle Automobile Drivers’ Association Eckert Hall Third Ave Wm. Hickman Moore Moore

Chicken Pot Pie Recipe From Mrs Janet McKensie Hill

A recipe for chicken pot pie describes cleaning a fowl, simmering until tender, preparing a thickened gravy, and baking a dough topping. It promotes using veal lamb or other meats, and mentions obtaining a copy of the K C Cook’s Book via a colored certificate in a can of KC Baking Powder from Jacques Milk Co in Chicago.

K . Cook Jaques Mie Co Chicago

Jitney Bus Dispute Prompts Legal Action Over Bonding Fees

Community drivers challenge city and state actions to halt arrests while a new law tests constitutionality. A L Gates of the Automobile Drivers association says licensed drivers cannot afford 125 dollar annual bonds. Prather of the Seattle Auto Transit association is questioned, drivers offer to fund a damage reserve but cannot sustain high bonding costs.

A. L. Gates Automobile Drivers’ Association A. M. Prather Seattle Auto Transit Association Auto Transit Association Seattle Electtric

Lew Nelson Considered for McNeil Island Pen Superintendent

Lew Nelson former deputy sheriff and last election Democratic nominee for sheriff is named as a possible choice for the McNeil Island penitentiary superintendent. The report notes his varied background and potential administration role.

Lew Nelson McNeil Island

Upland Owners Win Lake Washington Shoreland Ruling

Superior Judge Frater voided the Wray Shoreland bill, denying state county city and port district the power to seize Lake Washington land. The decision quiets title to privately owned land and confirms owners retain land between current boundaries and the future navigation line when waters are lowered.

Frater Lake Washington

Vancouver Men Die in Action

Ottawa reports heavy Canadian losses with 21 officers killed and 59 wounded after fierce fighting Thursday to Saturday. Lieut Col W Hart McHarg of the Sixth D Co RR Vancouver, famed rifle shot, among the fallen. other Vancouver officers Cecil Merritt John Meddes and Arthur Lindsay also killed.

Ottawa Canada John French Anderson W. Hart McHarg D. Co, O. RR

Senator Clark Urges Stronger U S Coast Defenses

Senator C. D. Clark of Wyoming, visiting at the New Washington hotel with his wife and daughter Mrs. C. P. Blyth of Aberdeen, declares that the United States must build bigger defenses to maintain peace, stressing defenses for the Pacific Coast and nationwide.

United States C. D. Clark Wyoming New Washington Hotel Senator Clark C. P. Blyth Aberdeen Pacific Coast

Fire damages Albers Brothers Milling plant in Portland

A fire at the Albers Brothers Milling Company's plant in Portland early Sunday caused damage estimated at 140000 dollars. Authorities investigated the blaze and no further details were provided.

Portland Albers Brothers’ Milling Company

May Build Bridge Between L. C. Smith Building and County Office

Owners of the L. C. Smith building propose an overhead bridge to connect their structure with the new county building. They argue the link would greatly aid attorneys with offices in the Smith building.

L. C. Smith County Smith Building

Taxpayers' League predicts tax decrease in fifth annual report

Encouraging news reports a expected decrease of 0.95 of a cent in taxes compared with the 1914 levy in the fifth annual report from the secretary of the Taxpayers' league.

the Taxpayers’ League

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