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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1914

Page

4

Grass Word Not Good Public Promise Defeats Grass

A critical editorial argues Robert Grass seeks reelection to the legislature from the Sith district. It accuses him of breaking a promise on a judges recall, notes his single passed bill benefiting his partner Ralph Horr, and urges voters to defeat Grass to end his political career.

Robert Grass Sith University of Washington Glee Club Mandolin Club Hob Grass Olympia Aaron Horr Rob Bob House Bom Grass Grass Ralph Horr Bob Grass Seattle Bob Grase H "Hoot

Boy Who Never Had a Chance Honored at Funeral

Joe Hawley a 13 year old killed while trying to escape arrest was given solemn funeral rites at Georgetown chapel. Rev D A Allen officiated with Robt A Eaton recounting his life. Casket donated by Seattle Undertaking Co clothes by Singerman & Sona flowers by H Harrington & Co. Deputy coroners attended and wreaths were laid. Parents absent arrangements handled by Temple Baptist church members.

Joe Hawley D. A. Allen Temple Baptist Church Robt. A. Eaton Joe Seattle Undertaking Co Singerman & Sona Chad Ballard

Tragedy near Land's End ends with Williams in hospital

Edward L. Williams alias Eugene McCombs, found at Baker's Beach with a bullet wound and chloroform burns, claimed he attempted suicide on September 7. He later fired into his mouth and head, drank chloroform, and is hospitalized. A separate Paris Red Cross note mentions Mrs W K Vanderbilt.

San Francisco Land's End Edward L. Williams Eugene McCombs Baker's Beach Willams Williams American Red Cross Paris W. K. Vanderbilt Red Cross

Serviceable School Shoes for Girls and Boys

Bee on a comfortable new last the good-looking Misses' Shoe pictured may be had in patent or gun-metal calf with cravenette top. Sizes 6 to 8 cane pair 8% to il $2.00 pair 11% to 2 $2.50 pair 24 to 6 $3.00 pair. Misses' and Children's Patent and Gunmetal Calf Button Shoes made over a broad-toe last with heavy soles. Sizes 8% to 11 $1.75 pair 11% to 2 $2.00 2% to 6 $2.50. Boys' and Youths' Gun metal Calf Shoes button and lace styles with Good year welt soles. Sizes 10 13% $2.25 pair 1 to 4 $3.00. Boys' and Youths' Calf Shoes in button and lace style with broad toe and heavy sole. Sizes 10 to 13% $1.50 pair 1 to 5 $1.85 pair. Basement Salesroom.

Latona Bridge Site To Be Decided By Voters

Latona district residents remain split over the best site for the Latona bridge over the government canal. Voters will decide when bond plans reach the ballot if Councilman Marble’s plan gains city approval.

Latona Government Canal Marble Hads

Autumn Outer Wear Prices For Women Misses

Illustration of new autumn outerwear featuring tailored suits street coats autumn coats street dresses party dresses separate skirts and children's rain capes and coats with prices ranging from 3.50 to 23.50 for various sizes and styles aimed at women misses and children.

Initialed Stationery 25 Cent Box Sale Notice

Basement salesroom advertises initials stationery box 24 sheets or 24 correspondence cards with envelopes for 25 cents each.

New Black Bamboo Baskets Shipments Arrive Saturday

A new shipment arrives on Saturday featuring Black Bamboo Baskets including Handled Flower Baskets as pictured, plus Fruit Baskets and Cake and Bread baskets.

Fancy Ribbons 10c Yard Sale Offer

ERY attractive values offered in a collection of Fancy Ribbons including Dres dens satin stripes and other novelties in widths up to 4 inches. Price 10 cents per yard Basement Salesroom.

Mixed Wool Union Suits at 1.35 Dollars

The sale offers mixed wool Union Suits priced at $1.35 with styles including ankle length high neck and long sleeves and ankle length Dutch neck sleeveless. Finished with silk ribbon at the neck, sizes 4 5 and 6, exceptionally good value at 1.35. Hasement Salesroom.

Hasement

Bungalow Apron and Cap Offered at $1.00

Advertisement notes a new Bungalow Apron with cap in gingham, featuring turn-back cuffs, skirt edge, pocket, and trimmed neck in contrasting fabric. Emphasizes light color options and a special value of $1.00 at Basement Salesroom.

Chemisettes 25 Cents Sale Notice

Ell made chemisettes in plain net and shadow face with muslin bodice offered at 25 cents in white and ecru. Basement Salearoom advertises these bargain chemisettes as a value item for shoppers.

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