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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement touts a shampoo made by dissolving a teaspoonful of eanthrax in hot water to cleanse the scalp, promote hair growth, and remove dandruff. It also describes a skin lotion prepared from spurmax glycerine and water to whiten and beautify the complexion and reduce shine.
K Nishikata editor of the Aaah News argues against anti alien land bills as discriminatory. He cites Jamestown as example of productive farming and urges Washington and California not to deny resident aliens, including Japanese, the right to own real estate.
Judge E E Cushman will appoint a receiver on Wednesday to distribute 700000 in assets to stockholders holding 200000 shares. The Empire affairs are tied up in state court litigation from a suit by Jack St Marie for an accounting. Henry J West seeks a federal receiver. Empire license has been revoked due to asset instability.
A fragment recalls Sid meeting a dazzling blonde fairy at the Madrona Hotel in 1924. He offered ten beans for a beer, but the dream vanished along with the cash, leaving only a fleeting, surreal encounter and a vanished fortune.
Citizens may file concerns about the city purchasing department with the Municipal League special committee. The panel invites complaints during business hours at 404 Boston block, signed by Geo. F Aust chair, Seth Morford, and E. G. Shorrock. Madrona Parent Association meets Tuesday at 3 pm with Mrs. Ella Dabney speaking on domestic science.
Washington April 15. An appropriation bill for 1 800 000 dollars to build storage reservoirs to control Yakima River flood waters and irrigate 12 909 acres on the Yakima Indian reservation has been introduced by Senator Jones.
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