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negotiable, depending upon interest. We just need to keep in mind that the two underground tours start on the hour and half-hour. Then we might end the walk at, say, the historic Merchant's Cafe for libations or lunch to chat further about Seattle history.

. . . with a cruising speed of 184 mph and top speed of 199 mph, powered by its four 1,500-horsepower Wright GR-2600 Double Cyclone engines. The 314 became Boeing's first "Air Force One" when FDR flew the Clipper to Casablanca in 1943. Sadly, following World War II the flying boats could not compete against land-take-off aircraft. The last Clipper flew in 1946:

and aids very much in the unnecessary expense of her household. It is an easy matter for her to stand before the phone and order an extravagant bill of groceries. It disturbs her quiet and robs the home of its seclusion and peace." Reverand Mark Matthews.

The Rev. Matthews was an extremely popular and influential Seattle Presbyterian prohibitionist preacher who railed against women's suffrage in the early twentieth century.

Here's the link to the newspaper in the Seattle Times archives: News Article, Seattle Daily Times (published as THE SEATTLE DAILY TIMES), January 31, 1910, p9 Might require a Seattle Public Library card to access.