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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1922
Page
5
Word has been received in Seattle of the death in Los Gatos California of William F. Kohlhauff for many years a clerk in leading Seattle hotels. He was known for his long service in the local hotel industry and is mourned by former colleagues and friends.
New Buick models reach Seattle with four new types displayed at Eldridge Buick Sales Co. The firm plans an August 1 opening and ships from Flint Michigan. Improvements include lower body, higher radiator line, and a longer hood appearance. A five passenger touring sedan will be offered in four and six cylinder versions.
Formal opening of the Seattle National Bank in the new Boston block home to be announced later. Out-of-town guests and Seattle residents will inspect the new quarters on the first day. All modern conveniences for a banking force are installed.
Paradise Valley draws travelers from Hawaii Norway England and Japan as reservations for hikes and horseback trails fill early. The article notes Mt Rainier as a rising western resort and contrasts traveler diversity with a whimsical aside about penguins in Antarctic regions living upright and unafraid of humans.
Sheriff Matt Starwich campaigns for reelection from 327 Lyon building and cites a county auditor report showing a budget cut to 194 390 in 1921 and an ending treasury of 39 032 78. Meals costs at the jail and stockade were trimmed, with profits from prisoner care credited to the county. He emphasizes no salary cuts and raises for staff, pledging to reward good workers.
The Redemptorists announce a new temple will be erected in Ste. Anne de Beaupre at a cost of 3,000,000 dollars to replace the one destroyed, signaling a major religious rebuilding effort.
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