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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
2
A Paris inspired line of Real simon pure New York pattern hats drops from $15.00 to $25.00 to a sale price of $7.50. Styles include feathers flowers ornaments jet bands lace ribbons and rich fabrics in gray brown green blue old rose Atlantic blue lavender and catawba. Stocks offer unrestricted choice Wednesday with the bottom price cut across the board.
June reports from Naivasha say Colonel Toonevelt has not abandoned plans to hunt an elephant. Roosevelt’s party, in good health and in high spirits, is having sport and experiences similar to prior expeditions. Kermit Roosevelt earns fame among natives for killing the largest lion yet down.
Mayor Miller vetoed an ordinance from Councilman Sperkwan to accept a bridge built by the Oregon and Washington Railroad on Firetay. He said the company ignored changes demanded by City Engineer Thomson and will not approve the bill until the required charges are addressed.
The first edition of the Plum Directory lists city county state and federal details with postmasters and general interests. It contains reading matter and half-tones about the exposition and is regarded as one of the most creditable directories published in this city.
Judge R R George ruled the dress made for Mrs Thomas F Cleary did not fit after Mrs Jeasie McAfee sewed it from cloth supplied by Mr Cleary. The court found the gown a misfit and awarded Mrs Cleary 36 dollars 70 cents for the material.
Ralph J. Leavitt is sought for extradition from Los Angeles to face a serious charge connected to a fatal hit and run that killed Hafello Hogo last year. The trial has centered on the 91,500 forfeiture cited by authorities. A separate note mentions a dance in honor of visiting Yeomen at Maneu Temple.
City council approves a district lighting order covering Union Pike Pine and adjacent streets from kee ay to Broadway. Streets including Union Hubbell Pike Pine Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Ninth and several avenues will be lit from First to Broadway with a 26 cent assessment on abutting property owners and no appropriation.
The Hastings mill of the Larson Lunder company at Silver Beach on Lake Whatcom was totally destroyed by fire yesterday. The shingle plant valued about $10,000, with a replacement cost of $7,600, had a daily capacity of 100,000 shingles.
Coney Island adds a new pay streak attraction The House That Jack Built will debut soon with a block toy house exterior It will be placed next to Igorrote Village Director Mattox arranged the concession with J G Bateman A memorial for direct primary urges legislators to nominate supreme court judges by election not convention
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