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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1918

Page

8

Haven’t I Seen You Before

A city park scene unfolds as a country boy, approached by a stylish woman offering company and work, lures him with a promise of introductions and pay. He agrees, drawn by sympathy and curiosity, leaving with her as he weighs money and risk. He returns late, reflecting on the dubious offer.

Man Walks On After Tightened Belt And Dime

A brief scene describes a man pulling his belt tighter, producing a solitary dime from his pocket, then straightening his shoulders and walking away. The fragment conveys a quiet, introspective moment without additional context.

No Cause for Worry, Disque Tells Legion

Col Disque urges Loyal Legion to unite nationwide effort to supply the army in France. Attorney General Reames notes government vigilance against disloyal workers and readiness to act. Mayor Hanson cites mass mobilization, condemns loafing, and cites spruce camp work. Canadian officers Ident A Bickford and Capt K G Strachan also spoke.

United States Loyal Legion of Loggers Loyal Legion Col. Disque Cemmry France Analatant Clarence L. Reames Hanson A. Bickford K. G. Strachan Canadian Black Watch Highlanders

Young America Registration Opens in Seattle Tomorrow

About 7 000 men aged 21 since June 6 1917 must register in Seattle on Wednesday. Registration hours are 7 am to 5 pm at the county city building with W A Gates as city clerk to assist. If ill or away, send a competent proxy and include a stamped return envelope for the registration certificate. Failing to register is a crime punishable by one year in prison.

Seattle W. A. Gates United States

Registration details for 21 year old boys

The notice outlines compulsory registration for all male persons born between June 6 1896 and June 6 1897 inclusive. Exemptions include regular army navy marine corps National Guard Naval Militia while in federal service and officers and enlisted in reserve corps while in active service.

Regular Army Navy Marine Corps National Guard Naval Militia

Basement Salesroom June Lingerie Offerings

The Casement Salesroom presents Summer Displays with simple to lavish garments. Drawers range 25 to 65 cents, combinations 75 cents to 1.25, pajamas 1.75 to 2.50, and silk camisoles 50 cents.

Evidence Conflicts in Salary Argument at School Board

At the King County Federation meeting committee formed by the High School Teachers' League to pursue wage equality. Fr. Shorrock and Adella Parker debated salary issues with conflicting evidence presented by each side.

Teachers’ League Fr. Shorrock Adella Parker King County Legislative Federation Hach

Big Spruce Mill Construction Starts at Pleasant Lake

Port Angeles June 4. Construction begins on a large spruce mill at Pleasant Lake by Sims Carey and Company of Montana. The project fulfills a government contract to supply huge spruce volume in one year from Western Clallam county. Company A auxiliary meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room.

Port Angeles Pleasant Lake Sims-Carey & Company Montana Clallam County Chamber of Commerce Assembly Room

Misses White Net Frocks Priced at $9.50 and $12.50

Youthful dresses feature tuckings rufflings and embroidery with satin girdles and crush ribbon sashes. Corsage flowers adorn the trims. Available in sizes 15 to 18 years and shown as $9.50 item in the basement salesroom window.

Charming Wash Dresses Reveal Smart Gingham Styles

The new season presents wash dresses in gingham crash linen finished cotton with coat, surplice, and straight line models. Pictured Gingham Dress features lawn collar vestee and patent leather belt. Prices shown are 5.85, 7.50, and 9.50 with similar styles in white pique accents.

Navy Captain Warns of Blackfish Mistaken for Subs

Commander J H Gay of the United States Navy, with nearly a year in the war zone, notes that huge blackfish from 20 to 80 feet long are often mistaken for submarines by raw recruits crossing the ocean. He warns this causes unnecessary alarm and is at the Terry Hotel in Seattle awaiting command of a destroyer being built on the Pacific Coast.

Gay United States Navy Terry Hotel Seattle Pacific Coast

Red Crossers Sell Salvage Bargains

Funeral services were held for Elisha Rader six months old son of Mr and Mrs BE L Rader at Bonney Watson parlors Tuesday. East Howell street address noted.

Elisha Rader L. Rader East Howell St Bonneyy Watson

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