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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1905

Page

8

Seattle funds may earn interest from bank deposits

Olympia, Feb 8. Representative Falconer urges that municipal funds in banks should earn interest at a 2 percent rate, noting a pending house bill to pay interest on state funds and pushing Seattle to seek similar changes. He warns banks fear a statewide move, and that Seattle could require banks to be liable for public funds, possibly via charter amendment.

Seattle Repreew J. A. Falconer Sachomish Falconer Senate Mr. Falconer Broughout Brouwall Washington City of

Make a Leftover Silk and Linen Hangling Case Craft

A thrift project describes a turn over collar case made from leftover silk fringe and Honiton braid. The outside combines a sleeve silk and embroidery, tied around with a narrow ribbon. The interior uses India linen and white drees remnants, with a decorative hand pinning method and simple French knots.

Battle Over Falconer Bill Faces Senate Fight

State bankers oppose the Falconer measure while H. Lord faces questions over access to about a million and a half dollars in state funds. A push is expected to kill the bill in the senate committee room, though Falconer vows to force a vote and not let it die quietly.

H. Lord Falconer Senate

The Silver Slipper at Grand Five More Showings

The Silver Slipper continues at the Grand with five more performances including Saturday matinee and night. Blanche Bates stars in The Darling of the Gods both afternoon and evening. Curtain lifts at 2.05 for a long play. Nettie the Newsgirl rounds the bill with melodrama and live comedy at Third Avenue.

Blanche Bates

Williams Opera Company Presents The Gipsy Girl Matinee

The Williams Opera Company juveniles sing The Gipsy Girl in matinees each afternoon at the Alczaz, with performances continuing through the week including Saturday matinee.

Williams Opera Company Alcazaz

Brady Returns to Alaska From Portland Aims for Finest Exhibit

Governor John G Brady of Alaska arrived from Portland overnight and left for the north in an official capacity. He traveled to Lewiston and the Clarke exposition to oversee the Alaskan exhibit which he expects to be the finest ever arranged. New features will accompany the exhibit during the fair in the north.

John G. Brady Aka Portland Ore Hie Territory

Franchise requested by Moore and Gliman endorsed by club

The North Seattle Improvement Club endorsed the street railway system franchise proposed by J. A. Moore and D. H. Gliman. The application will be reviewed by the corporations committee at an afternoon meeting.

J. A. Moore D. H. Gliman Eystem North Seattle

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