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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1922
Page
10
Washington reports Maj. Gen. George O. Squier explains wired wireless as a practical fix for broadcasting. He demonstrates by linking a radio to a hotel circuit allowing city scope broadcasts without ether interference. The system aims to segregate signals within a defined network using standard electric circuits.
An ad touts Freezone as a quick cure for hard and soft corns and corns between the toes. It claims instant pain relief and easy removal with a tiny bottle sold for a few cents, leaving no soreness or irritation.
An advertisement promotes using four ounces of liquid argon applied at night to dissolve dandruff. It claims by morning most dandruff will be gone and three or four more applications will destroy all signs. It also promises relief from itching and glossy hair. Liquid arvon sold at drug stores.
An advertisement touts Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a greaseless, harmless cleanser for hair. It claims alkali in soaps irritates the scalp, while a small amount of the shampoo produces rich lather, cleanses scalp, and leaves hair soft, bright, and manageable. Available at drug stores. inexpensive and long lasting.
Police believe a new New York gang of French Apaches, the Paris underworld’s most dangerous thugs, has begun operations with a Washington Square robbery of Mr and Mrs Shattuck and eight servants. They stole 80000 dollars in jewelry and one bandit was captured naming Eugenio Diaset. A wild holdup near Chelsea involved 40 bandits in seven cars.
Governor Scott C. Bone of Alaska sails for the North aboard the Alameda after arriving in Seattle from Washington DC. He spent two months negotiating Alaska interests in the capital and will speak at a Chamber of Commerce dinner Tuesday night. Mrs Bone joins him in Seattle with secretary Meady Colburn. Bone plans to stay at the New Washington hotel and visit Vashon Island.
Albert Johnson, 40, of Sunrise hotel at 122 Second Ave. 8, was found dead in his room Sunday after drinking a large amount of wood alcohol. Relatives were sought as coroner investigated. Johnson had been ill since Saturday night and refused hospital. Former Puget Mill employee with possible Norwegian mother. Police cited a friend who found him dying.
Nichols of Bellingham, 32, leaped to save a young woman from death on the tracks Sunday night and was dragged 60 feet by a street car on Westlake Avenue North. Only slight bruises and bent silver dollars in his pocket mark the miracle, as an auto party halted and Miss M. Adams crossed. Nichols escaped death and received hospital care after freeing the girl from the car’s path.
City council candidates will address the audience at Boldt's Restaurant 913 Second Ave at 7 p.m. Monday in a Commonwealth Club gathering.
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