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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1922
Page
10
Organization of the Lloyd Hilliman Lumber Co with paid up capital stock of 250000 dollars was announced Monday. Hillman recently retired from the presidency of Carstens & Eables Inc stock and bond brokers.
John L. Huxley of 316 N 76th St Seattle won a travel prize in Travelers Insurance Co. nationwide selling campaign. He was among 60 winners and will attend the eastern national convention after competing with a field of 20 Seattle salesmen.
Judge Mark A. Fullerton seeks another six year term on the state supreme court after 24 years on the bench. He has previously been reelected three times and earlier served as Whitman County prosecuting attorney in 1887 8.
In San Francisco Col Harris Weinstock of Sacramento was thrown from a horse and badly hurt. The report notes the incident occurred in the city and identifies the injured man as a prominent Sacramento colonel.
The American Light Opera company opened Sunday at the Metropolitan with Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. Notable Seattle familiar faces Theo Pennington Paula Ayers and Ed Andrews lead, with simpler sets and strong stage business. Performances run nightly this week with bargain matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Ex-Gov physician questions why patients accept dangerous operations for gland transplantation when newer nonoperative methods offer better results for many diseases. For a limited time the doctor offers freeference to interested people at 3 Third Ave with hours 10 12 and 2 6. Call at once if interested.
Following a Camp Lewis review before Brig Gen A B Alexander the Veterans association Sunday elected officers Judge Adolph E Graupher as president James J Herr as secretary Ralph Stevenson as treasurer and Rev J W Beard as chaplain The next convention will be held in San Francisco next year
Police search citywide for a stylishly dressed young woman and a male accomplice who early Sunday robbed Joe Cregor at Ninth Ave and Marion Street. The pair held a revolver to his neck and forced him to surrender $400, missing $70 in gold. Cregor was told to keep his hands up as they fled.
J. W. McCord, Portland general manager of Westward Development Co, declares Coal Bay district on the Alaska peninsula the largest oil prospect in the world. He notes massive investment, with Standard Oil sending 1000 tons of equipment aboard the Redondo, marking a major phase of a $2,000,000 western Alaska development program.
Muslin underwear section features sateen bloomers with elastic knee and band top in plain white black blue and purple. Sizes 27 to 29 offered at 75 cents per pair.
Silk chemises in flesh colored crepe de chine and wash satin fabrics with embroidery and lace trim. Sizes range from 36 to 44. Special price listed at 3.19 dollars.
Teams of six with a captain and a patient train daily for the mine rescue meet set for September 4 at Burnett under rules established by John G. Schoning of the federal bureau of mines.
Mayor Brown says the city will sell more than 100 idle parcels of real estate this week. The unused lots have sat unused and will be disposed of per the recommendation.
Patrick M. Benson 66 longtime Northwest resident died Saturday at his Port Orchard home. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Oyster Bay, N Y death noted as Donald M Phipps son of A J Phipps a lumber merchant drowned after being swept from the bow of a fast motor boat.
In Chicago the Ku Klux Klan announces the initiation of a new class numbering four thousand six hundred fifty. The event signals continued activity for the organization in the region.
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