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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1910

Page

4

Roosevelt Denouncer McHarg Named for $17,000 Indian Contract

Taft approved a contract between the Chee kee and Chickasaw nations and the New York lawyer McHarg. The move follows McHarg's past role as critic of Roosevelt and comes after objections from R G Valentin e and other officials. Taft endorsed the agreement on recommendations from Ballinger Nagel Wickersham and McHarg, despite concerns it would raise annual Indian legal costs to about $35 000.

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Printers to Elect Officers in Seattle Union Election

Seattle Typographical Union announces its annual election in May after nominations. Candidates for president and vice president, secretary treasurer, recording secretary, sergeant at arms, trustees, executive committee, and various committees are listed with delegates to the international and central bodies.

Seattle Typographical Union i Orville Expey Ibh BR Benedict Wold Cue Philo A. Miller Harry 4. P. Brady Charles C. FE. Fisk Barney Shannon B. E Joseph T. Gill Leonard W. Kidd Central Met W. P. Timms E. H A. G

Hall of Fame election opens with 49 nominees

York reports the Hall of Fame election process has begun with 49 nominees from 96 electors. The field includes 706 figures listed as contenders, the largest pool since the Hall opened five years ago.

United Pree York Hall of Fame

Nominations Fill Vast Public Roll of Famous Americans

The public list shows 26 vacancies and 142 nominations for native born figures including Edgar Allan Poe, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Daniel Boone, John Brown and David Crockett. Foreign born nominees include John Jacob Astor and Captain John Smith. Women’s list offers 10 vacancies with Pocahontas and the Washingtons among nominees. Polls close October 1.

Edgar Allen =Poe Cornelius Vanderbilt Daniel Boone John Brown David Crockett John Jacob Astor Henry Hudson Miles Standish John Smith Johan Ericason Monitor John A. Roebling Brooklyn Bridge Dolly Madison Mary Martha Washington

Pay as you enter car demonstrated by Seattle Electric Co

More than 2,500 people viewed Seattle Electric Co s pay as you enter car at Pioneer Square. The firm plans to put the first car in service next Monday. A line for the exhibit is yet to be determined.

Seattle Electric Co Pioneer Square S. E. Co

Ruff Silk Pongee Goes On Sale Tomorrow

The nation shows demand for pongee in coats skirts and dresses. Stores report a short supply but a bargain appears with 1500 yards of Ruff Silk Pongee offered Friday only in natural color with bright luster and good weight. It washes easily and wears like gingham.

Mill Ends Wash Goods Sale Mill Ends Savings on Muslin Pillow Cases

A fragmentary ad notes wash goods mill ends with savings on half bleached muslin pillow cases sized 42x36 inches priced at 124c and half bleached muslin lengths valued at 55c offered for 30c each. The ad emphasizes bargain lengths and practical textile items.

Gloves for Evening Wear Scarcity Eases for Seattle Gown Match

Report describes a shortage of long kid gloves in Seattle. The note suggests availability will help a woman seeking a perfect fitting glove for evening functions to pair with a gown.

Seattle

Wash Suits for Boys at The Store

The Store shows a fine gathering of wash suits for little boys in Russian Blouse and Sailor Blouse styles. They come in plain and fancy ginghams galateas chambrays and linens with attractive color combinations. Prices from on the Second Floor.

New Stock of Women's Underwear Offered for All Sizes

The catalog announces a fresh stock of women’s underwear in every requested size and style. Each garment is described as high quality manufactured in healthy factories by well paid operators.

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