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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
10
A local auction announces a final clearance sale of odds and ends and broken lots. Items may include miscellaneous household goods and surplus merchandise offered at reduced prices. Sale aims to clear remaining inventory with potential bargain pricing for last‑chance buyers.
The store showcases in demand items for camp use including Drop-leaf Tables, Rawhide Chairs, Metal Beds, Folding Settees, Meat Safes, Sanitary Cots, Pads, Mattresses and Bed Springs. Also featured are chairs, rockers, Cocoa Fiber rugs, hammock options, porch shades, Ice Cream Freezers, enamel cookware, fireless cookers, crockery, glassware, silverware, oil stoves, and Kodak developing services with postpaid freight and prompt inquiries.
President Wilson argues the German government used spies and agents to sow sedition and draw nations into war. He claims Berlin aims to extend military power from Hamburg to the Persian Gulf and warns that peace talks are a tactical trap by the German military masters.
The piece argues Americans confront German agents at home and abroad amid world war. It condemns disloyal speeches, asserts a peoples war for freedom and justice, and warns against Germany’s dominance while contrasting democratic values with imperial power. It also references Jane Eyre as context.
The National Hotel in Port Angles burned completely, totaling about $15000 in losses. Morris Woods died after being crushed by a heavy roller on his father’s farm near Bellingham. Mrs M M Garwood was acquitted in Medford for a grand larceny charge tied to an arson plot to collect $5000 insurance. Alexander Hutt, 43, owner of the Alastair apartments, will be buried at Butterworth's chapel Friday at 4 pm. Adolph Oyen, a navy yard painter, died after a crane swung him from height about 60 feet.
Gracefully a modeled boot shown with medium length vamp a leather Louis heel and flexible welted sole Price 6 50 Same model in Allover Pearl gray Kidskin 8 00 pair First Floor
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