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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1909

Page

9

Elks Circus Opens With Parade at A YoP Stadium

The Elks circus begins with a downtown parade and a grand show at the A YoP Stadium. The event features 60 trained acts, burlesque style by Seattle professionals, and a Willabaloo beast. Parades, chariots, and bands lead to the main tent where three rings and two platforms await.

Elke Speciety Seattle Elka Firatay Fair Grounds Los Angeles Elks Society Elks Circus

Hay Names Delegates to National Irrigation Congress

Gov M E Hay named state delegates to the National Irrigation Congress at Spokane meeting August 9. Delegates include H R In Giger Samuel Hl A Lee Johnson George Turner K P Shelly Arthur Hooker FP A Turner R H Thompson J Lawrence Edward Whiteon L Frank Brown John A Rea John F Green B S Grossecup S Harrison Sunnyside Harrington The steamer arrived last night with a full passenger list and freight and smooth southbound voyage.

United Frec Olympia National Irrigation Congress Spokane H.R Giger Samuel Hl Seatte A. Lee Johnson Sunnyside George Turner K.P. Shelly Carson Arthur Hooker FP. A. Turner Hognan R. H. Thompson Seattle J. Lawrence Edward Whiteon L. Frank Brown John A. Rea Tacoma John F. Green Harrington Grossecup J. Harrison

Girl in Box Car Story Moves Court in New York

Seventeen year old Alice Marehall told Magistrate Connolly she fled poverty and family breakdown after her mother died and father drank. She slept in a box car near College Point and a care near the Long Island Railroad for ten days. Committed to the House of the Good Shepherd, a priest and probation officer supported her plea for aid. A small fire at 1417 eight street caused no damage.

New York Almeet Alice Marehall Hines Mage Trote Connolly John O'Regan Ambrose Schumack College Point Long Island Railroad Manhattan Htte Slater Clara Pather Schumack St. Agnes Slater Clara Connelly House of the Good Shepherd

TM A PLAN BIG DAY AT EXPOSITION

The Theatrical Mechanics association will hold a regular meeting Thursday night to set plans for TM A day at the exposition. A committee will report that night and push for a major event with all city show people attending and Cap presets featured. The TM A includes performers and crew from on and off stage.

Theatrical Mechanics Association Atepa

Bank cashier vanishes with huge sum in daylight heist

Noah R. Marker, assistant cashier at First National Bank Tipton, absconds with between 40 000 and 60 000 dollars, leaving a note for his brother. Bank records must await a national examiner. Directors suspend operations pending investigation.

Tipton First National Bank City Tellowed Tte Noah R. Marker Marker William Marker Ex Marker Jeaven Jo Eine Mibethys Marker Wadley Irke

Preacher Author Rev William R Huntington Dead

Rev William R Huntington longtime Grace Church rector in New York died at his son in law's home from gastrointestinal trouble aged 71. He was famous in literary circles and served Grace Episcopal Church since 1882.

Mahant Mase William R. Huntington Grace Episcopal Church New York City Hoyal Robbins Huntington

Convict Shot Dead by Prison Guard in Wash Room Duel

In Walla Walla two convicts fought with scissors in a jute mill wash room. Guard in charge fired to wound. John Allen was instantly killed as he moved into range. Joe Read was wounded in the forearm. The guard remained on balcony behind wire netting. Coroner and prosecutor ruled the guard did his duty and the convicts violated rules.

United Pree Walla Walla Pred John Allen Joe Read M. A. Martin Smith

Men Believed Drowned in Susitna River

United Press reports two men, Paul H. Lane and Hayes, presumed drowned after their raft wreck on the Susitna near Devil Creek nineteen miles from Valder Creek. Morgan of Alaska Commercial notes missing provisions and found raft debris with Lane and Hayes overalls.

United Press Seward Alaska Paul H. Lane C. D. Lane California Hayes Susitna River Valder Creek Devil Creek Diggings CP. Morgan Alaska Commercial Company Sussing Morgan Lane

Beekeeping Dispute Tests New England Trespass Laws

In Winsted Connecticut a neighbor sues over bee stings after Charles Pields was bitten on his own premises. The case questions whether a beekeeper can be held liable for damages from bees. The judge's decision could set a state precedent amid scant laws on bee trespass.

Winsted Conn Daly Jae- Hee The Peace C. HL Atwood Watertown Frank Gilmore Charles Pields Gilmore

AE TRYING FLYING OVER THE CHANNEL

In Calair France two Aeroplanes clashed during trials for a cross channel attempt. Latham's craft sustained light damage while Lambert's plane wrecked near the shore. Latham plans another attempt later. Lambert delays due to repairs. In Stockholm about thirty thousand workers strike across paper woolen cotton and allied industries with a general strike planned for August 4.

Hy United Calair France Accellente English Channel Hubert Lathan de Lamberts Wet Latham Lambert Wy Cara Press Stockholm Fom Aumont 4

Canada to Have Navy Aims for fleet vessels of Canadian origin

Victoria July 87 United Free reports Hon William Pugsley minister of public works told the board of trade Canada plans a navy to cooperate with the Imperial fleet. He envisages many fleet class ships manned by Canadians stationed on both Atlantic and Pacific seaboards. Pittsburgh July 27 The Standard Steel Car plant at Butler ended its strike as over 2,000 former workers returned to work.

United Free Victoria Canada Imperial Navy Empire William Pugsley Board of Trade Atlantic Pacific Calledree Pittsburg Standard Steel Comony Hutler

Secret Service Hunted Key In Beverly Visit Goof

Miss Eleanor Koelher of Newport visited Miss Helen from Marblehead in Beverly. She lost the trunk key on the way over and Miss Taft ordered the Secret Service to find it or face a missing key crisis. The agents searched but found no key.

United Pres Beverly Mass Secret Service White House Eleanor Koelher Newport Leame Helen Marblehead Taft Jin

Special 75c Pair Women’s Extra Size Black Hosiery

Advertisement notes a special 75 cent pair of women’s extra size black hosiery featuring silk-lisle and gauze-lisle qualities with all-over lace and lace boot effects on the first floor.

New Arrivals in Popularly Priced Corsets

Fashion notes describe C-Bala Spirite corsets STYLE 172 for average figures with long skirts priced at 1.00, STYLE 177 with batistes priced 1.00, and STYLE 507 with short busts priced 1.50. Corsets use coutil, hose supporters, and emphasize waist illusion for summer wear.

Batiste

Sugar Prices Rise Across All Refined Grades

New York July 27 All grades of refined sugar have been advanced 10 cents per hundred pounds as reported by United Press.

United Press New York

Track washout halts NP line near Winston Montana

A cloudburst six miles east of Winston Montana yesterday caused a washout of 200 to 300 feet on the Northern Pacific main line. Traffic is expected to be delayed eight to ten days while repairs are made.

U. P Winston Mont Here Northern Pacific

Souvenirs of the Exposition Items at Unusual Values

A bulging list of Exposition wares offered at low prices includes Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons at 75 cents each with designs like Indian and State Seal, plus Tea Silver and other pieces priced from $1.00 to $2.56. Accessories include lapel pins, rings, pillow covers, Delft plates, pennants, post cards, and hand colored photos featuring Seattle, Puget Sound and Alaska motifs.

Seattle Alaska Northwest Delft

Blanket sale reads mixed wool and cotton plaids

Double bed size blankets in light gray with pink or blue border priced at 2.85 per pair. Full size wool and cotton blankets in white with pink border bound with tape at 4.35 per pair. 70 by 80 inch plaid blankets in blue pink tan red and black on white priced per pair.

Dainty Lingerie Dresses at Special Price

Women's mull batisté lingerie dresses in white pink blue and lavender with yoke front tucks matching embroidery Valenciennes trim sleeves and skirt with tucked clusters and Val insertion special price four dollars ninety five cents.

Mull Batisté

Corset Cover Embroideries Specials

Embroidered corset covers offered in various designs at 45 yards. Semi made nainsook variants feature scalloped trim and wbber straps priced at 1.65 dollars each.

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