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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
12
Tacoma March 16 William Walters suspected in bank tunnel and loot case was captured and brought to Centerville. Police say Walters had a quantity of securities from the Centerville bank and claimed the bonds were given by a man in Portland.
D A Olaphant named president of the Knights of Honor ex service men organization national headquarters opened at 1433 Hubbell place. Eligibility limited to men who have earned one of three congressional decorations.
Each package of Diamond Dyes includes simple instructions so any woman can revive faded skirts dresses coats and more. Buy Diamond Dyes for guaranteed perfect home dyeing even if you have never dyed before. Tell your druggist fabric type wool silk or linen to dye.
Seattle Chamber of Commerce board with no dissent backs Voters Information league resolutions opposing Erickson plan to burden taxpayers. Five million dollars would be added to the 1923 budget if the fare ordinance takes effect, raising taxes about 21 mills, while trustees push the lowest sustainable fare.
Oval club and Quad club, longtime upperclass honor societies, dissolve as separate bodies to form a single Oval club. Presidents Macfarlane and Torrance say consolidation serves the university by concentrating service and leadership. Oval club dates to 1907 and Quad club to 1918, both pledging twice yearly by distinguished upperclassmen.
The Western Bakeries Inc at Seventh Ave and EK Republican Ave reports $15,000 in improvements. The plant now has seven ovens, two wrappers and a 50,000 loaf daily capacity. Seattle bakers employ about 800 people with a monthly payroll of $100,000. daily bread output averages 150,000 pounds.
The Paisley and other prints are offered in Silk Crepes in Tan Brown Navy Firefly and Ivory. Forty inches wide priced at 2.50 per yard. Hemming needed only at top and bottom to fashion vests and chemises as it is woven in tubular effect. Orchid Pink Flesh-color Ivory offered at 1.65 per yard.
Remnants of net silk flouncings georgette laces and ribbons sold at reduced prices. Biore Nation specials feature velour powder puffs 10¢ each. Package hair pins 1¢. Women’s hose supporters heavy rubber seven styles 10¢ per pair. Downstairs store.
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