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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1914
Page
5
A reflective note praises a man named Madlock for his capacity to value culture and recognize what makes life worth living, highlighting his influence on those around him and his strength in shaping meaningful experiences.
The Trenholme campaign and manager McLean refuse to disclose expenditures amid rising estimates. Billboards funded by Foster of Foster & Kleiser carry indorsements while the printing costs are borne by unnamed local business leaders. Both Trenholme and McLean deny knowledge of totals and deny access to campaign books.
A partisan editorial mocks calls for U S intervention in Mexico by likening it to past invasions. It argues that deploying troops to Vera Cruz would be used to protect property owners and restore social order, comparing it unfavorably to historical invasions in France.
Everett True notes a sighting of a couple on the street described as stylish. The encounter includes a remark about a fashionable item and a question about why it isn’t worn.
A column muses on walking sticks once housing hidden weapons and gadgets from swords to telescopes. Wabagh Railroad faces foreclosure for 4 million dollars or more per court order. A Kansas farmhand wins 1000 dollars over indigestion from a boiled beef dinner.
A collection of light vignettes and quips including dance trends and slang, a toothache joke about a wife kissing away pain, a note on leap year misreadings, a skunk bite remark from a government scientist, and a shift from barn dances to garage socials.
Worley, a 51 year old Seattle engineer and contractor for 18 years, campaigns without party backing. He promises to cut 200 city hall jobs and save 300000 in salaries, reorganize departments, and end waste without raising taxes. He details past work with railroads, harbor projects, and building codes while asserting openness to all and no special endorsement needed.
Uncle Jack introduces a continuing Circle Club riddle series with three puzzles each week for four weeks. Winners receive a dollar and candy, with top solver or most correct entries awarded. Readers submit initials and addresses, including Agnes Mooney and Jules Mullen, while notes from youth members show growing enthusiasm.
EF Sothern, famed American actor, to headline a weeklong Moore engagement starting Monday with If I Were King and Hamlet. The veteran performer continues to draw large crowds, praised for hishistrionic skill and scholarly talent. Burgh and Hall team wins handicap dog race in Alaska Moose event as reported.
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