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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
14
Five to ten dollar suits marked down to prices as low as four dollars and fifty cents with many garments selling fast. The Singerman & Sons sale on Second Ave and Seneca St offers men's and young men's suits, wool sweaters, ties, underwear, hats, caps, raincoats and more with heavy discounts as stock dwindles, urging customers to arrive early for remaining bargains.
It is learned that council members will not walk to inspect the proposed extension to Three Tree Point. Instead they plan to ride automobiles to the site, a change from the expected on foot inspection.
In Philadelphia on June 12 3 000 Central High School boys end an 18 month dispute by winning the right to bring their own lunches and eat outdoors at noon rather than buy city food inside. Dr Robert Thompson granted the demand after the hunger strike cost the school hundreds of dollars by students boycotting the city lunch and milk.
In Salt Lake City on June 12 an unusual merger aligned progressives with Democrats to defeat Reed Smoot. Joint conventions nominated James H. Moyle for senator and James M. Hays with Lewis Larson as progressive representatives, sharing a common platform for state legislation.
Local want ads promote numerous lots houses and farms for sale with attractive terms. Listings emphasize affordable ownership options and prompt financing, inviting readers to browse current opportunities and contact agents for details.
Washington dispatch reports that an American-Mexican protocol may be ready for signature by mid next week with Gen. Carranza likely to participate. Carranza will name Mexican representatives in the United States to attend the conference as mediators announce inclusive future sessions with both envoys present. Secretary Bryan orders Special Agent Carothers to Saltillo to keep the administration in touch with Carranza.
Niagara Falls Ont June 12 A three cornered conference including the A B C mediators and the American and Mexican envoys was scheduled for this afternoon. The Americans were optimistic the Mexicans less so. An agreement was reached on establishing a provisional president to succeed Huerta in Mexico City but the method remained unsettled.
Commissioner Philander Claxton invites Dr Joseph K Hart of the University of Washington education department to join the national committee on moral education. The group will meet in Washington D C in October to plan the 1915 national convention.
The city orders the Seattle Renton and Southern railway receivers to raise tracks on Rainier av to meet grade or pay for the improvement. If the Renton line refuses, the city will proceed with the boulevard upgrade using general funds and later pursue repayment by assessment or the railway. An appropriation of 5400 dollars covers track raising from Atlantic to Bayview, plus 1900 dollars for Rainier av between Hudson and 42nd.
Mrs. 2 F. Wright of Salem Oregon reports to Fisher Flour Mills Co that she won first prize at the Oregon State Fair for light bread made from Fisher's Blend Flour.
New York report quotes Owen Johnson on changing roles. He says modern American women are no longer in awe of the church and men will step in to fill pews. He predicts next generation will see men closer to the church as women push social and moral revolt.
Leland Nelson, 16, was slightly injured yesterday afternoon when he pitched from his bicycle while swerving to avoid an automobile at the intersection of 19th and Republican. The car was driven by Frank T. Schmidt.
Rose Festival closes in Portland Oregon as thousands attend a five mile parade of floral decorated cars and marching groups. Tonight a 16 float electrical pageant will tour major streets depicting Oregon's history from early settlement to the Panama Canal era.
A persistent buyer scans the STAR "FOR RENT" ads to locate a suitable residence. The search hinges on specific listings and local market options as she narrows choices.
George R. Cousins of San Francisco said the Panama-Pacific exposition will benefit the entire coast. While en route to Sol Duc Hot Springs, he noted that fair building construction is currently spelling prosperity for his city.
Thousands praise Orrine as a treatment for the drink habit and claim it brings happiness to homes. The ad notes the remedy can be given secretly, costs $1.00 per box, and offers a free booklet from Swift's Pharmacy at Second and Pike.
The firm proclaims seven years at the corner of Fourth and Pike selling high grade clothing at lower prices. They claim large growth, customer satisfaction, and money back guarantees while offering $25 values for $14.75 and a wide selection.
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