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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
16
The Ad club met Tuesday at noon for luncheon at Wach feten Annex then toured an art exhibit by the Commercial Artists' association at Frederick and Nel. Members received explanations of various art types and the group planned ambitions for the exhibit.
The item once linked to disgrace and servitude is repurposed as an ornament. The narrative frames the object as a transformed symbol reflecting changed status or meaning.
Gray skies Anna an enthusiastic crowd gathered for the second annual Sammamish county fair in Bothell as candidates for various offices spoke five minutes each on opening day. The fair runs through Thursday night.
Tacoma witnesses from New York testified before the federal grand jury investigating the Camp Lewin shooting of Maj. Alexander Cronkhite on Oct. 25, 1915. Dr. Otto H. Schultze and William A. Jones argued important points, with more witnesses expected and Capt. Rosenbluth not yet heard.
A Richmond Times Dispatch witty exchange shows a newly hired man and a farmer arguing over how to train a dog to back up. The farmer explains that the dog will move forward if he believes the trainer wants him to go ahead.
Austin E. Griffiths reports spending 7600 on his unsuccessful Republican bid for the U S Senate in the filing with the secretary of state. Other listed figures include funds for Miles Stevenson 116.50 and H Alvin More 372.82, with several candidates still filing and various figures for court and congressional races.
The President Madison liner, expected to reach Seynitle Tuesday night, will be late per Pacific Steamship Company notices. It is now said to arrive in Victoria Tuesday afternoon with valuable shipments of silk from the Orient.
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