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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1916

Page

2

Granddad Had His Worries In 1825 And 1916

The column contrasts historical and 1916 living costs with prices for pepper and eggs, tea and butter, calico and bacon illustrating inflation. It notes Col. William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill turning 1st birthday at Cody Wyoming amid reminiscences and local ads offer cold remedies and quack tips.

Granddad Eges

Modern Dental Office Promises Quality Care and Low Prices

A dental office offers thorough examinations by graduate dentists licensed by the state board. It promotes immediate action to avoid costly decay and emphasizes top equipment, high grade materials, and underbid prices to maximize health, digestion, and overall efficiency.

State Dental Board

Two Men And Two Plans At Dexter Horton Bank

Two savings depositors each started with 500 dollars. One gambled on margin and lost all, now starting over. The other followed advice, invested in a bond yielding 5 1 4 percent, earning 27 50 annually, saving to buy a second bond. compound interest speeds future goal.

Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank Valdez Alaska Granite Gold J. E. Chilberg Scandinavian-American Bank Jafet Lindeberg B. F. Millard

House committee backs 145000 man regular army plan

Washington reports the house military committee recommended a regular army of 145000 after defeating Rep Tilson's 220000 proposal backed by General Leonard Wood. Rep Kahn favored reconsideration but the question likely won’t be reopened. The bill authorizes a 20000000 dollar nitrate plant appropriation to support fertilizer in peace and munitions in war.

Washington House Military Committee Tilson Leonard Wood Rep. Kahn California

Popular Philharmonic Concert at the Hippodrome Sunday

The Philharmonic Orchestra offers a popular program arranged by Mr Spargur. The Sunday afternoon concert will feature familiar numbers from world masters, with encores and audience requests. The program includes Rossini overture Semiramide Scarf Dance Chaminade selections and pieces by Waldteufel Mendelssohn Dvorak Nell Gwyn dances.

Philharmonic Orchestra Hippodrome Spargur

Warning of Possible Baseball Strike by Players

Jas. Gilmore, former president of the Federal league, warned at a Funeral Meeting that the Baseball Players' Fraternity may strike before April 20. He also said the federal trades commission plans to investigate the entire structure of organized baseball.

Chicago Baseball Players’ Fraternity Jas. Gilmore Federal League Gilmore Federal Trades Commission Ia

Favor Alaska a Positive Response from Congress

The local Chamber of Commerce reports 139 communications on Alaska development by United States congressmen. Only one message is unfriendly to legislative aid.

Alaska United States Chamber of Commerce

The Reasons Why Elect Edwin J. Brown to the Council

Paid advertisement attacking city governance in Seattle. It criticizes graft in the garbage department and cites costs and procedures, challenges rival candidate Fitzgerald to debates, and argues for Edwin J. Brown as the qualifying nominee. It also claims public concerns about civil service, the eight hour law, and police workdays.

Edwin J. Brown Seattle Fitzgerald Ballard Labor Temple Rainier Valley Hanna Civil Service Commission Hiram Girl Griffiths Lang

It Pays to Advertise at the Metropolitan Theatre

A week long engagement opens Sunday February 27 featuring the farce It Pays to Advertise by Rol Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett at the Metropolitan theatre plus vaudeville acts from Helene Carrel Grace Emmet Miss Elmina Olga Cook Elza Frederic and Effie Johnson across the bill. The show includes advertising satire on soap competition and a buyout finale.

Helene Carrel Alhambra Grace Emmet Pantages Miss Elmina Empress Olga Cook Orpheum Elza Frederic Metropolitan Effie Johnson Hippodrome Cohan Harris Metropolitan Theatre Rol Cooper Megrue Walter Hackett Rodney Martin Carrel-Pierlot Company Jewel City Chicago Palace Theatre Taylor and Howerd Nuta Brazil Ruth Page Eddie Foy Keystone

The Dream Pirates at Pantages Open Monday Matinee

Ted Betty presents The Dream Pirates a nautical musical comedy with Viola Wilson Sammy Wrenn and a strong chorus opening Monday matinee at Pantages. Michael Emmet Irish singer and company perform A Glimpse of Ireland along with China Richarde Pack ard Four La Varese and the Thompson Trio headlining Hippodrome show.

Ted Betty Viola Wilson Sammy Wrenn Pantages Michael Emmet Ireland

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Cody Wyo Wm. F. Cody Buffalo Celtie E . Grove Bex I. R. Clark Ster TO L. KR. Clark D. D O-Cain Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. KR. Clark Third Ave N. W. Cor Third and Union Dexter Horton Sroors Amw Rex Beach Panama Selig Kathlyn Williams Wheeler Oakman East and University John Hamrick Brown Commissioner of Labor George Washington Cohen Harry Green Gara Zora Harry Hines Olga Arthur Stone Marion Hayes Bert Wheeler the Empress Black Dots Darktown Adama Everly and West Fred Thomas Dippy Julia Levy Rowatson Swaybelle John Spargur Geo. M. Cohan Cohan and Harris New York China Richarde Packard Four la Varese Thompson Conley Pursell Harring Overton Robert Athon & Co the Bloodhound Preston and Prescott Ives Ivan B. Rhodes Oregon Idaho Y. M. C. A. Sunday Club
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