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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1914

Page

8

Republican Strategy Shifts as Borah May Support Jones

Realizing Ole Hanson gains in the state while Senator Jones loses ground, the Republican HQ seeks Idaho's Borah to campaign for Jones. Borah, a potential 1916 presidential candidate, voted against Lorimer Archbald mileage Aldrich and for postal workers organizing, positions Jones opposed. Whitney argues election boards should be Republican recruited by county officials, naming Hamilton and Knudsen to all posts.

Ole Hanson Senator Jones Republian Senator Borah Idaho Jones Horah Republican Party Borah Lorimer Archbald Aldrich Senate Whitney Republican County Committee Hamilton Knudsen

Fire destroys Santa Catalina ship after river blaze

The steam freighter Santa Catalina burned in the Columbia River near St Helena Oregon after a fireman died. Fireboat David Campbell poured water into the hold as crews saved 42 crew members including the captain's wife and child. The vessel, built last year for 700000, is gutted inside but the hull remains, with 1400 tons of freight lost.

Portland David Campbell Santa Catalina Columbia River St. Helena Gus Johnson Rose Eureka

Sleuth Grips Poison Case In Langdon Mystery

County Detective Malcolm Mclaren says he will finish gathering evidence tonight in the Carrie Kiopp Langdon poisoning case. He aims to link the alleged culprit to two similar incidents as Mrs Langdon, wife of a real estate dealer, died after drinking bromo seltzer. The body was exhumed and traces of poison were found in her stomach.

Los Angeles Malcolm Mclaren Mra Carrie Kiopp Langdon Langdon

Board of inquiry to report on proposed mens uves

The Central Council of Social Agencies will submit Wednesday night a report on testimony for and against the subjects to be voted on. Hearings last week featured leading experts and residents. No recommendation will be issued. The drafting committee includes Dr J B Crichton James A Haight and Miss Adella M Parker.

Board of Inquiry Central Council of Social Agencies James A. Haight Misa Adella M. Parker

Debate on universal eight hour measure at luncheon

At the 12 15 luncheon the Commercial Club will host a public debate on the proposed universal eight hour measure. Dr Theresa Mc Mahon of the University of Washington will argue in favor while C B Patton manager of Atlas Lumber Co will oppose.

Commercial Club Theresa McMahon University of Washington C. B. Patton Atlas Lumber Co

Hats in Black Velvet and Velour Dominates Show

Hats offered in Black Velvet Black Velour and Black Hatter's Plush with velvet facing and Black Zibeline Plush appear in the display with a few colors. Five moderate prices are listed at $1.95.

Attractive Linen Luncheon Cloths and Napkins at Low Prices

Linen damask luncheon cloths with hemstitched borders and drawn work in a 30 by 30 inch size offered at 50 cents each. Union Linen Center pieces, 30 by 30 inches at 50 cents and 36 by 36 inches at 65 cents. Silver bleached Union Linen Napkins for quick laundering, sold in half dozen lots at 65 cents. Basement Salesroom.

Misses Hose 15 Cents a Pair

Misses stockings offered at 15 cents per pair in black ribbed cotton. Sizes range from 5% to 9%. Durable serviceable stock found in school supply listings with low price point and basic color.

Lace Drape Veils Offered at 50 Cents

Lace Drape Veils advertised in multiple pretty shadow designs priced at 50 cents each. Numerous colors and patterns available, inviting shoppers to select affordable decorative pieces.

White crepe kimono gown with scalloped edge embroidery

Pictured garment a white crepe plisse kimono gown features ring dots in light blue or pink and neck and sleeve edges finished with ribbon-drawn scalloped embroidery. Good value cited at $1.00.

Cleaning out sale of cutlery on first floor

Cold Meat Forks Sugar Spoons 25 cents each Butter Knives 35 cents Berry Spoons 5 cents each Gravy Ladies 65 cents First Floor

Ladies’ Home Journal

Prices for Machine Made Oil Opaque Shades Sale

Special prices are quoted on seven foot long machine made oil opaque shades mounted on Hartshorn rollers with discounted rates listed. Details include pricing tiers and options for multiple quantities.

Hartshorn

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