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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
2
Margaret Illington announced plans to return to the stage with a new French play. Rehearsals and initial production will occur in Tacoma, with Edward J. Bowes as her manager. Opening is planned for early September amid renewed demand from the drama world.
The Allied Printing Trades Council asks the Seattle Chamber of Commerce to urge local businesses to source printing in Seattle. It cites $1.5 million tied to the Seattle printing industry and 1,500 workers, arguing home printing supports payrolls, merchants, and civic prosperity. It claims East coast printing costs residents and the community through lost wages and business.
William Krug millionaire head of the Krug Brewing company was killed in Omaha on June 21 in an automobile accident. Fred J. McCormick and Al Schultz died, and J. H. Warren was seriously injured when the Krug car struck a telegraph pole and crushed them beneath the vehicle.
The Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee will meet Saturday to vote and then adjourn until late summer for the report. The vote is described as perfunctory with 5 to 7 expected to acquit Ballinger. three opinions will be issued by Graham, Olmstead, and Madison respectively.
A dental office advertises solid firm teeth achieved without standard plates. It promises painless crowns fillings porcelain and gold in the chair and offers a free examination with a written guarantee. Regal Dental Offices 1405 Third Ave NW Corner Union St.
In Butte Montana on June 21 Frank Alder an Italian who insulted the American flag sparked a fight. He was arrested charged with assault and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for the offense against the national emblem.
London reports Mildred Ridgeley Carter daughter of John Carter the American minister to the Balkans was to visit Viscount Acheson heir to the earldom of Gosford today.
A collage of brief notices from across the country includes Martin Beck planning a Passio Play near Mast Aurora New York with peasant actors and Wibert Hubbard aiding. a runaway Erie canal horse exposes a drowned man in Utica water. Port Angeles votes wet by a slim margin. Chicago to offer a two year high school course starting September to curb student dropouts. Herbert Stein among eight engineers reported dead in Mojave Desert. Manila Sultan sails to India to sell a $200000 pear collection for peo ple’s welfare. Kansas City reports Thornton Cooke offered Mint director post by Taft. Aberdeen juries retell testimony amid murder charges. Edinburgh notes Bryans dismissal of Japanese war scare. Cordova Alaska Republicans elect 99 delegates for Douglas convention and back Judge Goodsell.
At Pantages this week The Four Bards present a premier hand balancing act and a range of acts from Mr and Mrs Harry Mack to Helen Bantiela and two acrobats. Dick Thompson and Maud Vinton perform Terry's Return in an Irish sentiment scene. Leonard and Ward close with Fader and Able, a immigrant versus Americanized Hebrew sketch.
Hardwood rock special sells for 1.95 featuring birch finish with carved top panel and iron seat. A well-proportioned dresser priced at 14.75, built from Eastern hard maple in dark golden color, top 19 by 58 inches, plate mirror 18 by 24 inches, with a chiffonier and plate mirror included.
Announcement states Northern Pacific train 383 to Portland and intermediate points departs Seattle at 12:00 noon with arrival in Portland at 7:10 p.m. and connections to Southern Pacific for California. Features modern equipment including parlor and dining car service.
Pure linen tailored fashion feature notes women’s linen waist with tucked front and long sleeves in sizes 34 to 42 at 1 AE. Also promotes charming silk dresses at 9.85 and trimmed hats in Basement Salesroom with white champagne blue and black colors and floral quill ribbon trim at 2.50.
Lisle union suits in sleeveless styles with low necks and lace trims priced at 28c. Combination suits pair Lisle vests with muslin drawers in small sizes. Women’s white cotton vests 25c with various necks and sleeve options. Tights 25c, sleeveless vests 5c, lace-trimmed umbrella-knee drawers 25c. Basement Salesroom.
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