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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1914

Page

11

Hutchinsons Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Menswear

OU offers inexpensive suits and balmacaans at notable discounts with prices slashed on shirts ties raincoats and more. Highlights include Suits from 2.50 to 16.65 and items like 25 cent cashmere socks at 15 cents per pair.

Wilson Bros Union Sox Hutchinson

Feet Tell Tales in Empress Sketch by Pearl Matthews

In the Empress theatre this week Pearl Matthews, a young danseuse, interprets character through feet in the sketch Over the River. She describes foot types from the timid to the athletic and even flirtatious, linking each stance to personality and social cues.

Pearl Matthews Empress Theatre Pearl

Hanson Narrowly Trails Roosevelt Vote in King County

Ole Hanson received 25 745 votes in King county while Roosevelt had 26 802 two years earlier signaling a local shift. Republican landslide this year saw Jones lead King county with 20 347 votes and Black third with 18 436. Hanson led the progressive count for congress in King county by about 6 000 with Griffiths 16 657 in Seattle and Campbell 3 563 elsewhere.

Ole Hanson King County Theodore Roosevelt Hanson Roosevelt Jones Black Congress Griffiths Seattle John A. Campbell

Government Will Refuse Rate Increase

Washington November 6 The interstate commerce commission is expected to deny a requested increase in railroad freight rates. Officials note August figures show a $8 million drop in gross revenues year over year, while net revenues rose over $600 thousand due to economies. The commission argues the railroads seek to gain power they lack authority to grant and would tax the public to cover losses.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission

Pavlova Introduces New Dances for Social Ballroom Fun

Mlle Anna Pavlova returns to America with three new dances aimed at standardizing ballroom moves for social clubs. The dances named Paviowa resembles the maxixe a waltz based on the hesitation and a gavotte variant.

New York Anna Pavlova Russian Imperial Ballet America General Federation of Women's Clubs Chicago Paviowa Metropolitan Grand Opera Company

Regal Dentists Offer Low Prices and Guaranteed Service

Eight years in Seattle and over 10 000 satisfied patrons prove Regal Dentists reliability. Free exam fixed prices 15 year guarantee Finest 22 carat gold crown. Rubber plates offered at 5 dollars. Saturday office open till 9 pm for convenient consultation and full cost estimate. Endorsed by Mrs J MacDonald Mrs Blauvelt and Mrs J A Thomas.

Seattle

Prohibition Gains Ground in Southern California Votes

Prohibition forces carry Los Angeles county and most of Southern California with 80 percent counted. Dry leads in Los Angeles 107,842 to 100,988 with Santa Barbara, San Diego and Kern voting wet. San Francisco shows heavy wet vote, but statewide results favor prohibition. amendment for no prohibition election for eight years also adopted with 294,693 against 172,806.

Angeles Los Angeles California Prohibition Santa Barbara San Diego Kern Los Angeles County Dry Wert Yee No San Bernardino Imperial Riverside San Francisco

Night Watchman Robbery On Roof Of Leary Building

A 22 year old, H. Helm, robbed Night Watchman John Upley on the roof of the Leary building at 8 pm. Helm, who took $15 and a gold watch, was captured after a chase to the first floor when Upley escaped through a different exit and alerted Merchant Patrolman Henry Surrey. Upley had befriended Helm months earlier by giving him work as an assistant janitor.

H. Helm John Upley Leary Second Madison Helm Upley Henry Surrey

James A. Karr Dies Pioneer of Washington Territory

James A. Karr, an early Washington pioneer who married the territory’s first white girl born, died at his North Yakima home after a stroke. Survived by his widow, five daughters and two sons. He reached Washington via Panama and California, and began the coast’s first brickyard.

North Yakima A. Karr Washington Territory Panama California

Lunch query delights West hotel couple in city lobby

In Minneapolis a plain couple asked clerk Albert Paul for a lunch wagon at the West hotel lobby. Paul replied there is a dining room with service. The exchange drew curious delegates and travelers, and the couple checked in as guests. The scene ends with the line advertising STAR WANT ADS for meals.

Minneapolis Minn West Hotel Albert Paul John Paul

Artificial leg holds $8,000 in certificates

In Denver on Nov 6 the artificial leg of Hen Wise, a Texas officer who died recently, was found to contain $8,000 in bank certificates from Sherman, Texas. The leg is now with the Public Administrator awaiting an heir.

Denver Col Hen Wise Wise Sherman Tex

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Hutchinson’s Clothing Co Second and Union ST. George Francis Rowe & Company Danger Papa Pear Matthews Danseuse Ole Pavlova DR. L. R. Clark Regal J. A. Thomas L. R. Clark D. D Beattie Regal Dental Offices Third Avenue N. W Corner Third and Union James A. Karr OUR Regul Rames Ueen J. Redelsheimer & CO W. H. Fisher First Columbia Star Want Corkle Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company Colman Building State OF Washington County OF King I. J. W. A. Smith J. W. A. Smith Mauderhoads Notary Public Shorrock A. Myers
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