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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
11
An advertising notice promotes a one week sale at 112 First Ave starting tomorrow at 9 a.m. featuring men’s suits overcoats and furnishings with prices around seven fifty five and claims of 1914 1915 styles and large value. The storefront emphasizes modern clothing many lines and bargains across shirts hosiery underwear hats and more.
Advertisement warns drinking men to quit or risk job loss as doors close to those who drink. It claims Orrine helps sobriety with a money back guarantee if no benefit after trial. The offer includes a free booklet and a $1.00 box sale at Swift's Pharmacy on 2nd and Pike.
San Antonio mayor telegram asks Seattle what it is doing on jitney regulation. Seattle mayor replies nothing yet. Meanwhile R. J. Presho patrolman dies after minor operation, with funeral attended by hundreds including police chief Lang and firemen.
Paris January 29. War office reports enormous German casualties on Craonne plateau as repeated assaults by Kaiser's forces press French positions. Five days of near continuous fighting exhaust the area with high German losses estimated around 10 000, while French gains near Nieuport and captures between Lombaertryde and St Georges are noted.
Konigsberg the East Prussian capital is claimed menaced by two Russian armies. One force advances from the north toward Tilsit, driving Germans back near three miles from Tilsit. A second army moves west of Insterburg along the Inster and Pregel rivers to trap German forces as the Russian drive through Northern Poland continues toward Thorn.
Mrs. F. Lameon of 1237 Federal Ave promotes the Jitney robe as a practical wrap for travelers. She describes a one width robe with satin lining, scalloped edges, and folding use as muff or lap blanket. She argues jitneys offer luxurious, rapid transportation amid hard times and taxicab costs.
Lumbermen from the West attend the West Coast Lumber Manufacturers association meeting in Tacoma with hundreds expected. A new board of trustees will be elected in the afternoon and will name officers. Wm. B. Mackay of Portland is president and J. H. Bloedel of Seattle is vice president. A U S navy tested a submarine projectile that explodes at a range of 10,000 yards.
An advertising pamphlet extols Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a universal blood purifying remedy improving complexion and skin clarity. It claims extensive cures of blood diseases, urges purchase at drug stores for 50 cents, and offers a free sample by mail from the F A Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.
Olympia January 29 Representatives of railroad companies urged repeal of the full crew law at a joint committee session. A Northern Pacific official estimated annual costs of 215 million dollars. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen vice president Robert McIntyre defended extra brakemen as preventing accidents.
The British ambassador acting for Canada proposed compensation to the bereaved families of Americans killed by soldiers near Buffalo. The move follows diplomacy aimed at easing tensions and assigning responsibility for the casualties.
Advertises California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children with colds fevers sore throats or indigestion. Claims a teaspoonful clears constipation brightens mood and can prevent future illness. Warns against counterfeits and directs readers to ask for a 60 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
Former Indianapolis mayor Lew Shank will headline at Marcus Loew's Empress next week mixing politics and vaudeville. He rose to fame during his anti food trust campaign and will present talks on price of living, illustrated by motion pictures of New York municipal market openings.
Dorothy Voelger, 18, believed to possess key facts about burglary operations linked to Howard Jones and his companions Louis Stevengale and Elsworth Sperry. She will be held in the city jail on Captain Tennant’s orders as a witness. no charges will be filed.
The Public Ownership league questioned council candidates on municipal issues. Friday night speakers include Councilman Erickson and Corporation Counsel Bradford at the Labor Temple. Citizens favoring municipal ownership urged to attend as March election measures are discussed. Clover Leaf lodge 150 Odd Fellows to hold a card social at 10th and Pine.
John Kinnear, 17, son of park commissioner R. M. Kinnear, fired seven shots at a burglar Thursday night after discovering his room had been entered at 120 Thomas Street. A single 22 caliber bullet struck the intruder, who fled across the yard and disappeared.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions quinine and a concoction marketed to prevent nervousness, with unclear references to ingredients and signatures. No clear event, people, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
Steamers HM B Kennedy and Tourist depart Colman Dock Seattle at 6 30 except Sunday with various times listed including 10 30 am 1 36 and 8 00 pm timetable subject to change without notice. Phone Main 3101. Fare round trip.
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