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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1913
Page
8
A man bought a paper from two boys selling on Sunday. He forgot his change, heard the large boy protest. The small boy yelled that the man forgot his change, returned it, and the man gave the small boy a dime for honesty. The small boy taunted the large boy for missing the nickel.
Brief items from Seattle and surrounding towns report delivery complaints urged to notify circulation, a counterfeit arrest in Walla Walla, sculptor Louie Saint Gaudens death in Cornish, a British liner rescue at Key West, a tattoo found on a body near North Yakima, and former Port Townsend police chief Clouse acquitted after a two day trial.
Phi Delta Theta plans annual Pound ere' day banquet at the Hotel in Wellington Antext next Saturday. Booker T. Washington to address Battle audience sponsored by the Y M C A Sunday club at Piret M E church on Sunday March 16. A fire of unknown origin destroyed Mrs Holland's home at 622 Suede et. with losses around 4000 dollars including 1000 in contents. Sheriff Mrae released vagrant Fred Carlson after a year in jail. Jefferson ship arrives Seattle from Alaska with 677 boxes of halibut.
The Clemmer shows Napoleon's Retreat From Moscow in two reels with Imperial troop scenes and Russian government aid to inspire patriotism. Yesler presents Everybody's Doin It and Robby Forgot until Wednesday. Home presents The Meeksage in the Cocoanut and Gaumont Weekly No 60. Melbourne features Mona Lisa and Chariot Races at Pasadena. Grand shows The Veteran's Mascot and Sleuths at the Floral Parade until Wednesday. Circuit offers The Last Dispatch two reels.
Miss Sallie B. Holtzinger has not missed church or Sunday school in twenty years. She lives two miles from the Third Baptist Church in St. Louis and always walks.
An offer lists several black hosiery options with weights and features. Items include a box of 6 medium weight cotton pairs with high spliced heel, double sole and toe and four inch double top priced at 1.25. A 1.25 split-sole medium weight cotton pair with extra spliced heel and toe and double sole. A 1.75 medium weight silk-lisle with double garter top and high spliced heel toe and double sole. A 2.00 light weight silk-lisle with sole and toe. A 2.00 split-sole cotton pair with four inch double top and sole and high spliced heel and toe.
Advertisement notes moderate pricing across Firet Floor items ranging from fifty cents up to fifteen dollars. Highlights a budget-focused selection and storefront position for shoppers seeking affordable goods.
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