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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
1
Fashionable Pant Styles Feature Quiet Detailing
A fragmented ad lists various garment items and accessories with prices such as $1.65 for plain plain items and 275 for other goods. Mentions styles including patent eyelets hand-stitched details and different color options like black and sky blue. Also advertises bags and tied accessories with small price points.
Seattle air feats light up Potlatch eve crowd
A double feature showcases top aviators in Seattle with Me troplane flights from Lake Washington to Elliott Bay led by Christofferson and Ajax n passenger Horan tied, while Luna Park navigation by Horan using arms and legs is planned. Miss Alys McKey, the first woman flyer here, leads a morning flight with Johnny Bryant and Takagsa among other exhibitions tonight. Harry Christofferson and Frank Bryant also appear, with motorboat speeders set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christofferson
Lake Washington
Elliott Bay
Ajax N
Harvard
Horan
Luna Park
Seattle
Alys McKey
Johnny Bryant
Takagsa
Silas Christofferson
Frank Bryant
Harry Christofferson
Air Boat to Race All Water Craft at Lake Washington
At 6 o clock Saturday night a unique event is set on Lake Washington. Harry Christofferson will race a hydro aero plane against the winners of the free for all motorboat regatta. The airship may reach 50 miles per hour, with top speeds near 54 miles for the Van Blerck and 52 miles for the Oregon Kid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Washington
Harry Christofferson
Madison Park
van Blerck
Oregon
Dada Day Designates Women Only Event in Seattle
The notice proclaims a Dada Day in Seattle aimed at women, promising public recognition of hardship and to affect national observance. President Schoenfeldt and initiator Frank Roteh tease surprises as flowers are a poppy symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Schoenfeldt
Frank Roteh
Atore
Seafaring Races Schedule On Elliott Bay Today
Following morning motorboat events on Lake Washington, three races are set this afternoon on Elliott Bay. Viewers can watch from West Seattle docks Alki Beach or West Seattle landings as sailboats start at 1 30 pm from the West Seattle Yacht Club, motor cruisers at 2 pm, then catboats at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Washington
Elliott Bay
Alki Beach
Weat
Seattle
West Seattle Yacht Club
Seattle Hosts Secretary of Navy Parade Review
Secretary Daniels attends the first ever army and navy parade review in Seattle at the grandstand. Nine warships and a submarine participate, with the Potlatch grand parade featuring an Arctic club entry of 40 cars and strong Elke contenders for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Arctic Club
Elke
Fourth Av
First Av
Second Av
Stewart St
Fourth
Josephus D Won't Go Hungry Here
Secretary Daniels of the Navy opens a busy day with lunch and a sequence of official events. The schedule includes a Commercial Club talk on the navy situation, a Peace Pipe with Tyee Rice, a parade review at Pot latch grandstand, a Rainier Club banquet, and a Press Club reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Navy
Rainier Club
Pacific Fleet
Fireworks and Highland Band Highlight Potlatch Night
No parade tonight at Potlatch. At the grand stand the 72nd regiment band of Seaforth Highlanders performs at Pioneer Square between 8 and 10. Japanese fireworks begin at 10 after children's dances. A series of illuminated pyrotechnics will close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potlatch
72Nd Regiment Band
Seaforth Highlanders
Pioneer Square
72Nd Regiment Seaforth Highlanders
Grandstand
Arctic Club
Boalt Joins Officers Surrounded Island Bandit Standoff
The report notes Fred L. Boalt joining officers in a tense island siege as an outlaw vows death in the confrontation. The narrative then shifts to Seattle events with Secretary Caniels observing a Potlatch parade, detailing route, attendees, and grandstand reviews as crowds gather for the 1913 celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Boalt
Golden Potlatch Girl to Hand Out Real Cash
The Seattle Star reports the Golden Potlatch Girl will tour downtown tomorrow at 1 pm distributing real coins from red envelopes. She wears gold and a crown and travels in a 1913 Imperial car near Union and Second or Pike and Third, with rules to avoid contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
Star
Star Office
Golden Girl
Union
Pike and Third
Spring
Pioneer Square
Smith Building
Bandit Cornered On Shaw Island As Searchlights Sweep Shore
A pursuing posse on Shaw Island near Esquimalt, B C, tightens the trap for a bank messenger robber who evaded capture for five days. The fugitive, a former US Navy man, with two Colt revolvers and ammunition, refuses to surrender and may escape to another island. Canadian patrol boats with wireless link and searchlights press the chase, while locals fear a coroner may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw Island
Esquimalt
Victoria Island
Boice
San Juan
A. Quinby
Shaw Island Packing Co
Quinby
Point George
Victoria
B. C
Lopez Island
United States Navy
Oregon Kid Wins Easy Victory in Potlatch Race
Oregon Kid owned by Capt Smith of Rainier wins the 26-foot class in the Potlatch ship race at noon. Piloted by Smith’s 18-year-old son, the boat finished a half lap ahead of Red Unofficial time 48 47:40 for 36 miles. Poky II suffered engine trouble but continued. Bell owned by M. V. Crowe placed second in the 16-foot boat race with a time of 25:40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Madrona Park
Poky II
Dever
Portland
Nowe
Expect Wilson Will Lose Job
Mexico City reports bold mood after U.S. Ambassador H L Wilson departs for Washington. The embassy cites the trip to convey exact information on the Mexican situation and a German demand that the U S safeguard foreign property. Most expect Wilson will not return to Mexico City.
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Wilson
Mexico City
U. S
H. L. Wilson
Washington
Bryan
Mexico
Germany
Garter Snapper Case Highlighted by Unruly Scene
A man described as Jack the Garter Snapper was accused of pulling down stockings under a grandstand causing police attention. In another note, William B. Hornblower faces a lawsuit from a New York brass band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike St
Belmont Av
Seaforth Highlanders
Jack
Willam B. Hornblower
New York
Potlatch Night Crowds Rally Through Seattle Streets
The Potlatch mood fills downtown Seattle as crowds throng streetcars and sidewalks. Panoramic turnout floods Third Ave and Pike Street while parade floats spark laughter and light mishaps. Residents endure long walks, social bustle, and the spectacle beneath searchlights and flashing bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Third Av
Pike St
Pennants Coupon No 17 Drives The Seattle Star Offer
Four consecutive coupons numbered from The Star plus 15 cents win a 65 cent pennant issued weekly. Washington State Pennant released today. Pennants mailed for a 5 cent postage add on. Bring or mail to The Seattle Star at 1307 Seventh Avenue near Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Washington State
Seattle Star
Seventh Avenue
Union Street
Hazel Moore assaulted in Seattle taxi ride on boulevard
Hazel Moore of Leavenworth Washington reports being attacked in a taxi after leaving The Breakers cafe. A man struck her and forced $50 from her, she escaped by jumping from the vehicle losing hat coat and shoes and going to police headquarters. A separate note mentions a Minneapolis bee incident later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Moore
Seattle
Hazel
Leavenworth, Wash
Breakers
Jehu
Police
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Navalilitia
Mies Florino
Wregon
Mallard
Georgetown
Madison Park District
Cubiste
Conn
Reynolds
Minneapolis
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City
Plymouth Church
John Bryant
Army and Navy Bali
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