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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1922
Page
7
A Seattle Star reader signed as A Reader defends stenographers, praising their character and contending most failures in marriages stem from other causes. Letters from Gribwold Bryce argue a hardworking husband needs a strong home base, not temptations from office workers.
Advertisement offering dance lessons by Prof. wd. Mam A. Jackson, once of New York City and head of the corps of the truc tora at The Hippodrome, Fifth and University, to teach all the latest steps.
Expert R L Duncan describes crystal detectors and simple radio gear usable by amateurs. He notes daytime reception about 60 miles and threefold night range, emphasizes proper orth resistances, galena detectors, and specific condenser values for the circuit.
A letter writer defends stenographers and office conduct arguing that good wives come from good stenographers, praising professional courtesy and condemning “A Reader” for judging business people by isolated experiences. The writer claims 35 years in business and vows love and duty protect marriages.
San Francisco advertisement touts Rega Instant Heel for tired swollen feet with trial ize offer and ten cent price. Promises pull treatment and one dollar delivered by I W Laboratories in California, urging purchase and tax details.
The Senate refused Senator Miles Poindexter's amendment adding a Western Washington jurist to a bill creating 23 federal district judges and one for the Fourth Circuit. The 44 to 11 vote killed Frater's bid for a higher bench seat as party lines shifted and the measure moved to conference in the House.
Four new indictments were filed in superior court yesterday against Ole Larson, president of the defunct Scandinavian American bank, charging him with illegal borrowing of the bank's funds. The Men's Club of the West Seattle Congregational Church will hear the seven applicants for mayor at 7:40 p.m. Saturday.
Eugene report says D Bowen former head of the local Chamber of Commerce pleaded guilty to embezzling 7270 from a Portland grocery firm with a branch in Eugene. He was sentenced to five years in the estate penitentiary for stealing about 25000 over five years.
The University Biological Station at Point Comfort on Puget Bound will reopen this summer from June 19 to July 27. The station spans 485 acres and was formerly a government mis wry reservation. The Friday Harbor station will be continued this year but gradually transferred to Point Comfort.
Bothell residents will gather Saturday night at the Bothell Knights of Pythian hall to organize the town fair association and set plans for the yearly event.
Learn new dancing steps with Prof. Jack son of the Hippodrome at Fifth and University. Beginners classes start each Monday evening at 7 o clock. Telephones for details Hilcott 2187.
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