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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Isenheim were remarried yesterday by Rabbi Genes Isenheim at 1122-A Pike Ave in a full Jewish ceremony on the couple’s anniversary of their original marriage. The event followed by a wedding dinner at their home attended by friends and relatives.
Copenhagen June 22 The Rasmussen expedition will seek the North Pole next summer. Financier Ole Olson says it will not be a mere sporting dash but a scientifically oriented, fully organized venture. The aim is to gather substantial data from the polar region.
Seattle citizens yesterday afternoon unveiled a white granite monument in a Woodland Park memorial plot honoring soldiers who died in the Spanish American War, the Philippine insurrection, and the Boxer Rebellion. Mayor Gill urged erecting a G A R monument in Pioneer Square, with speakers Thomas H. Duncan of G A R and T. J. Kennedy of the George L. Fortson camp.
Prof. J Herbsman of the University of Washington suffers a broken nose from an auto crash near Montesano while on a speaking tour with United States Senate hopeful Ole Hanson. Hanson and Ole Hanson Jr. escape serious injuries as their car went off a bridge with Ole acting as physician using a pencil as a splint.
In Atlantic City on June 22 the American Medical association opened its 65th annual session with a call for a Panama Canal Zone memorial honoring physicians. A committee proposed a 30,000 dollar appropriation to finance the memorial.
Seattle officials search for Arthur J. Waters a 19 year old boy who escaped from jail in Portland where he was held on a burglary charge. He used an iron kitchen spoon to pick locks and later confessed to planting stolen jewelry in his mother's Seattle yard. Deputies recovered the loot.
Pearls worth several thousand dollars were recovered from the wreckage of the Santa Fe train near Bagdad after a traveler lost a necklace. Officers guard the ruins while searchers seek the jewels.
The interstate commerce commission ruled to reduce railroad rates on wool hides and other commodities eastward from Western points. Railroads must refund shippers for unreasonable charges plus six percent. The decision is a victory for the Oregon railroad commission.
Stevens mourns loss of his Sunday suit and $13 after traveling from San Francisco with E. Atkina to Seattle. They lodged at 422 James St. Friday. Stevens woke to find clothes cash and companion missing with a ta ta note on the dresser.
Frederick & Nelson presents a Third Floor display of porch sun-parlor living-room and sleeping chamber furniture selected for beauty and utility. A Fourth Floor exhibit features enamel chamber furniture from cottage pieces to eighteenth-century repros.
Special 40c yard for ANCY-WEAVE Linen Huck Toweling 15 inches wide with plain centers and various borders. Fine Irish Linen Huck Toweling offers floral borders in 22 inch width at 50c yard. White Linen Suitings priced at 65c yard with 36 to 48 inch widths in several finishes. Tom Files.
Sold on the floor of the store are Net-top Laces priced at 75 cents per yard. The laces come in 12, 18, 23 and 27 inch widths with dainty and bold patterns on fine nets in white or ecru. Moderately priced at 75 cents per yard.
An advertisement notes low-neck guimpes in organdy net shadow and net-toplaces priced at 75 cents each. The sale is advertised as a first floor display with exceptional values.
Seven good styles to choose from in cut glass shakers with pearl, silver or glass screw tops. Unusual ly good values at 25c each. First Floor. aT a
Direct Action gas ranges offer faster cooking and gas savings with efficient design. Five feet of gas can bake biscuits on both racks including oven heating, and the model on the third floor showcases several styles for small or large households.
Basement Salesroom offers 150 untrimmed hats in Leghorn and Lisere braids at $1.95. Hats include popular summer shapes, ideal to replace earlier purchases or complete a pretty dress hat at a decided saving.
Lingerie waists offered in crepe dimity voile ratine and embroidered fabrics at 95 cents. Made for street home and camp wear in sizes 34 to 44. Also Ell-made children's middy skirts priced at 1.25 for ages 6 to 14. Basement Salesroom.
Two new house dresses priced at 1.00 and 1.50 feature black and white cross bar percale with a long shoulder effect raglan sleeves and white pique collar. Delft blue percale dress trimmed with white poplin collar, cuffs and embroidery shown with white piping. Basement B Salesroom.
All length and three quarter coats in natural linen. Suited for travel and motoring. Very well tailored and durable. Sizes 34 to 44. Basement Salesroom.
Jars feature sanitary sure-seal tops and extra large openings for whole fruits. Edges are smooth and easy to clean. Pints priced at 70c per dozen and quarts at 80c per dozen.
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