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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
8
Nov 11 reports in Lemmon North Dakota say the Standing Rock Cheyenne Indian reservation opened for location at midnight. Mrs. Pearl Hanson of Salem filed first when the land office opened at 9 o clock.
Woodrow Wilson head of Princeton University and Democratic gubernatorial nominee has drawn unusual attention at campaign stops in New Jersey. Democrats forecast a five to eight thousand plurality over Republican Lewis as the race narrows. Wilson has proven an energetic campaigner across the state.
A neighbor of Oliver Brash brought three Alexander apples, each 15 inches around and weighing 1% pounds, showcased as the second year's bearing. The fruit came from the Muckleshod valley between Auburn and Enumclaw.
The piece notes a stamp act protest in 1765 with New York burnings and resignations, mourning in the city, and widespread indignation. It lists assorted local items from Walla Walla to Tacoma, Olympia, and beyond including marriages, warrants, escapes, and notable deaths. Strong names include C Kenworthy, Gremerton, Irondale, Tacoma, and Vancouver.
A bright unnamed boy, age five or six, was picked up by a truant officer in New York. In court he defied authorities by refusing to state his name or address, smiling amid questions, while judges and officials pressed for information.
President Taft credits Postmaster General Frank H Hitchcock with smart policy and business acumen. The steamroller organizer of Taft’s ticket has cut the postal deficit by 11 million dollars. In Kansas the final campaign week opens with Democrats and Republicans staking large claims to the state margins.
The will constraints all estate assets to avoid funding any projects of the late Johan Alexander Dowie and is filed in Los Angeles. Charion H. King directs the distribution of his property under these prohibitive conditions.
In Tacoma at 11:50 last night a fight at Eagle cafe 112% Commerce street left George Dollis near death at Fannie Paddock hospital and Oscar Wellfringer at home with a shot through the right hand. Roy Bands Frank Doran and John Pavis jailed on suspicion. Sands believed shooter. Mrs John Colwell arrested then freed on 25 dollar bail. All principals reportedly drank. most are Greeks. Crowd gathered after the shooting.
Superintendent A L Valentine will ask Beat Ue Electric Co to discontinue the trailer system increase the number of cars and shorten the running schedule The traction company has announced it will consider the request.
Matinee at Moore Theatre presents Monsieur Heavecaire and The World and His Wife. Jaume Bh Mackett headlines with Cai Don Carsang Retin performing in Wednesday Eyeslife and The Frie Ener of Lends."
A catalog-style listing presents long princess slips price three dollars heavy lawn with lace beading and embroidery. Gowns and slip over styles range from one to two dollars with high neck options. Initial gowns priced at 1.75 and gift boxes shown. Combina tions and hand embroidered pieces offered, with various trims and ribbons for Christmas gifts.
Boys wash suits $1.50 in rus sian style with long sleeves pockets and belt. Girls Galatea dresses $1.50 in navy or delft blue with white design and plaited skirts. Children winter coats $5 heavy coating double breasted high neck with velvet collar. Children patent leather hats $1 trimmed with ribbon. Second Floor.
A stylish display features winter hats with high quality materials and workmanship. Prominent pieces include Draped Velvet Turbans, large felt hats with velvet crowns and silver bands, and flower trimmed mushroom hats in velvet. Other models include flat shapes with ostrich bands, tapestry roses, and soft velvet hats with willow pompons.
Attractive messaline petticoats at four dollars seventy five cents with good quality. Medium wide cut suitable for narrow dress skirts. Finished with bias ruffle flounce and pin tucks, perforated under-ruffle. Shown in a wide range of colors on the second floor.
Marabou items attract buyers with warm, luxurious appeal. Firet Pied Marabou stores offer color or black muffs at 7.50 for 2 yards, heavier pieces up to 25.00, plus marabou cape sets 20.00 and long stole and muff sets 25.00. Stoles and muffs come in black white or brown combinations, with additional satin braided sets priced up to 35.00.
Decorative advertisement lists women's and children's knit underwear. It highlights fleece lined vests and tights, fleece lined cotton union suits at 1.25 dollars, black wool tights, and boys fleece lined union suits at 85 cents. Emphasizes correct winter styles, weights, sizes, and moderate pricing.
The page advertises women's and children's hosiery with multiple items listed. Products include black silk thread hosiery at 35 cents per pair or three for a dollar, sea island cotton hose, children's fine ribbed school hose, infants cashmere hose, and infants silk and wool hose, in various colors and with reinforced features.
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