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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
8
A Biabee Nation trial process in Arizona nears end as judges struggle to fill a jury. Juror illnesses and family duties reduce available panel, with only about two-thirds of the sixth panel remaining.
I Feb 24 the president accepted the request of Erzberger minister of finance that Erzberger be suspended his ministry until cleared of the charge that he falsified his personal tax returns. The decision ends his official connection with the finance ministry and taxes only on a nominal basis.
A report describes a disturbance at 301 Kinner the home of W. A. Dykeman where intruders caused a misstep in the Queen Anne exchange. A trouble shooter was dispatched to address the disturbance and nearby visitors were east of the mountains.
Chicago report outlines the League of Women Voters led by ten regional directors and three directors at large. Most directors are Republicans with party lines shaping plans as 20 million potential voters are polled for the next presidential race.
Reporter Zoek Beckley visits Dr. Pirqueth’s hospital in Vienna to witness starving children born to war’s toll. Lizel, a frail survivor, and dozens of others endure malnutrition and cold as nurses care for them in cramped wards lit by electric lamps.
Chief Menniack of the Yakima Indians and three companions sought aid from U S District Attorney Garrecht to win fishing rights in the Yakima river. They plan to write Gov Hart for a conference after a recent fine by Judge Truax. The 1856 treaty grants fishing rights at Prosser Falls but conflicts with the state supreme court ruling.
Boston February 2. Speculation in leather and large profits to manufacturers are the main causes for the high cost of shoes per a state commission report on necessities of life. The cost of making an average pair of shoes rose 185 percent from 1913 to 1919.
Henry Jr Ryberg a 17 year old Broadway high school student died Tuesday at the family home on Federal Ave from a virulent pneumonia The funeral is set for Friday Surge Hroce Blakey yields to a new judge replacing Judgell in a temporary court session beginning Friday A crop report says King County potato yields will be bumper this year per August Toellner the crop reporter.
Mrs Ellen D Willard longtime Seattle resident died in Han Franchised according to a Wednesday record. County commission let contracts for steel bridges at Novelty and Orillia to C C Snyder on Tuesday.
The ad lists 214 yards of 56 inch navy blue Serge at 5.50 per yard with matching findings totaling 12.38 and 1.43 for buttons braid and thread plus 0.50 for pattern and transfer. It also promotes Tricotine medium weight in a men’s wear blue priced at 18.39.
New aprons attractively styled in plaid fabrics priced at 2.75. Slipover design features a round collar and deep yoke, finished with a matching solid color ruffle. Assorted colors offered for the Bon Marche apron display.
Waterproof plaid and checked percale aprons with head slip and waist ties priced at 85c and 1.25 in large size. Displayed in the apron section on the second floor as protection for dresses during dishwashing.
Sash curtains prepared for hanging in white fine voile and Mercerized Marquisette. Hemmed with a two inch hem all around. Priced at $1.25 a pair for voile and $1.00 a pair for Marquisette. Fourth Floor The Bron Marche.
Reduced to 1.85 dollars each, Billie Burke style wash dresses in percale and gingham with neat trim. General wear dresses offered on Thursday at 1485 on the upper main floor.
Seed sale announces items including lettuce radishes onion kale spinach celery and tomatoes at 5¢ per package. Peas beans and corn priced 10¢ and 15¢. onion sets 23¢ per pound.
A fabric floor listing offers White Voile at 25 cents per yard and White Pique at 50 cents per yard. Lengths range to 10 yards with 86 inch width and a narrow cord option suitable for skirts or children's clothes.
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