Imported Pottery Flower Bowls Special 50 Cent Sale
Local shop advertises Firat Floor imports featuring pottery flower bowls offered at 50 cents each. Limited stock highlighted in the Tuesday notices.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
6
Circus Day Attracts Big Yellow Wagons To City Streets
Wild animal show by Al G Barnes moves through Fourth Ave and St as crowds anticipate Thursday parade and three days of performances. Prize letters fund patriotic verses with lines such as War In Bad for Us and Worse for Germans. Winners collect free tickets at The Star office after a citywide contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Barnes
Jon Lot
Fourth Ave
Star Office
Sam
America
Ireland
France
Elmer Wood
Eimer Wood
Kiste Anderson
Edmonds
Wash
Ernest Migham
4Th Ave. W
Clarence Edward Higham
Interbay
Leonard Weber
24Th Ave
Prieta Eller
Evanston
Irene Wood
Ninth Ave
Elisabeth Marble
Marty Wahl
Western Ave
Gordon Mandalay
Madison Park
Ivan Webster
Strand Ave
Herta Otawager
Kenneth Hulton
14Th Ave
Habel Rule
Stanwood
Tommy Miller
Minor Ave
Larine Walters
Herssie Bowen
Margelilaise
Delegates to Tacoma to be chosen June 15
King county Republican convention will nominate 251 delegates for the state convention in Tacoma on June 27. The Hippodrome at Fourth Avenue and University Street will host a 1 p.m. session Saturday June 15 with over 1,000 precinct delegates expected. Oklahoma
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Tacoma
Fourth Ave
University St
Congress
Miles Poindexter
Mexico Revolt Veteran Tries Circus Life
Fred Williams-r tund, a former San Francisco News star, now a circus press agent with the Al G Barnes show, recalls his Mexico revolutions and admits he prefers war to circus life Eight weeks with elephants and lions left him dirt, dust, rain, and mud while touring in tourist coaches. He praises Barnes as a prince of a boss but says a circus remains a circus and he plans to return to newspaper work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Fred Williams
Fred
San Francisco News
The
al Gi. Barnes
Mexico
San Francisco
Elephants
Lions
Tigers
Barnes
al G. Barnes
Wild Animal Circus
Sandy
al Sands
Army to provide transport to Camp Lewis for horse show
Army officers in charge of the big military horse show will arrange additional transportation facilities to Camp Lewis next Sunday, extending support for attendees and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Showdown in Grange Case Prompts Labor Action
The Central Labor council backs the Washington Mariners Grange amid protests over the state convention breakup in Walla Walla. A committee asks University of Washington President Bustallo and state defense chief to investigate loyalty and clear the Grange. Labor leader Martin J. Fiyzik calls for action to end alleged outrages in patriotism names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Mariners’ Grange of Washington
Ite
Walla Walla
Bustallo
University of Washington
State Council of Defense
Grange
The
Committee of the
Farmers of
Washington
Martin J. Fiyzik
Washington District
United Mine Workers of America
Labor Council Debates War Land Policy and Union Rules
The Central Labor Council accepted an invitation to Seattle for June 20 21 to discuss a land policy opening government and state lands to returning soldiers and housing them. A motion opposing admitting Oriental and Asiatic members was tabled for a week. A call urged unions to form War Savings Societies before War Savings Day June 28. International Union of Elevator Constructors Local 19 sought affiliation. A protest arose over 25 YMC A vacation workers at Carnation Milk Co Kent factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
Seattle
International Union of Elevator Constructors
Kent
Carnation Milk Co
Labor Here Faces Court Judgment
The Central Labor council faces paying $1 damages and $507 costs from the St. Germain bakery picketing case after the state supreme court reversed a lower court ruling. City officials Bolton and McGuerin were ordered to pay the judgment, with Bolton risking garnishment of pay and home if unpaid by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Central Labor Council
St. Germain
Cooks’ and Bakers
Supreme Court of the State
Superior Court
Uniona
T. H. Bolton
Bakers
McGuerin
Cooks
Holton
Federation urged to aid Mooney defense in fair trial
The Central Labor Council voted to send a telegram to the American Federation of Labor urging action for a new and fair trial for Tom Mooney. They believe the federal government could move Mooney from state courts to a federal prison for a trial in a U.S. court. The Metal Trades Council has wired a similar request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Council
American Federation of Labor Convention
Tom Mooney
Mooney
United States
The
Metal Trades Council
Hair coloring product promising natural gray restoration
Gray Hair Met sfealth offers a preparation for restoring natural color to gray or faded hair, removing dandruff, and serving as a hair dressing. It is not a dye. Generously sized bottles available at all dealers, ready to use. Phito Hay Co. Newark, N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Pharmacal Co
Coppin Bidg
Covington
Phito Hay Co
Newark
First Yankee Ace Lieut Campbell Wounded in France
Lieut Donald Campbell first Yankee ace in U S skies was reported slightly wounded in France after accounting for six German planes. Son of W W Campbell director of Lick Observatory near San Jose California his victories began April 15 with his first downing of a Hun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Donald Campbell
Uncle Sam
France
Campbell
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
Mount Hamilton
San Jose
Cal
Miller Estate To Be Taken By U S
The late Henry Miller's estate valued at 40 million dollars will be seized for six million dollars in delinquent federal inheritance taxes announced by Internal Revenue Collector Justice S Wardell. The property remains in government possession until taxes and contingent costs are paid. Walter L Mitehell of 8613 Densmore is 17 and enlisted in the navy in 1917 and is assigned to the Annapolis Naval Academy for training as an officer, son of N A Miteheil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Henry Miller
Internal Revenue
Justice S. Wardell
Walter L. Mitehell
Densmore
Navy
Annapolis Naval Academy
N. A. Miteheil
U S Urges Flour Returns From Retailers Nationwide
A government campaign urges retailers to return flour supplies exceeding a 30 day stock. Dealers must accept all returns and pay cash or merchandise credits. When a community’s surplus is collected, reports go to the county food administrator.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soldiers’ and Overseas’ Athletic Fund
Cretonne
Oxford
Firat
Union St
Butte
Naggoe
Spokane
Charles Hebberd
Kennewick Grain and Milling Co
Charile Tual
Whysteian
Wirst Ave
Washington ST
Right Drug CO
BY Fred Williams
Nion
Tore
Union Clerks
Pacific
University
Labor Council
Mooney Defense
WAR Savings
Caldorf Hotel Cafe
Pike
Georg
Ette and
Crepe
Tad
Puget Sound
Valt Miller
U. S
Formeer
Dimities
She Rhodes Co
U.S
Lydia E. Pinkham
Betty Bright
Page
Yanvas
Enue and
Union Street
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