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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1921
Page
10
A broad shift toward sports and outdoor life shapes men’s fall dress. Four piece suits replace conventional cutaways with sack coats knickers and trousers plus vests. Norfolk sport coats, patched with modern buttons, plus negligee shirts and English slip on top coats define a comfort driven era.
Warning states you must see Bayer on the package or tab to ensure genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for twenty one years. It notes safety proven by millions and urges taking only as directed on the Bayer package for colds and pain. Tin boxes hold twelve tablets and cost a few cents. larger packages are sold by druggists.
Joe Colasurdo sixteen owed his life to W. K. Moore seventy eight who rescued him after cramps dragged him under for nearly fifteen minutes in Lake Washington near Mount Baker park. Moore used a rowboat and boat hook to reach the boy and bring him to shore where a palmotor revived him. Joe lives on 20th Avenue North and Moore on 19th Avenue.
August Biendara a timber land dealer with offices in the Empire building was held in federal custody after Monday arrest by Deputy U S Marshal H R Tobey. Complaint charges Biendara Edward F Comyns and Gustaf A Gustafson with fraudulent land entries and misrepresenting open lands and values to the public use of the mails.
The Y W C A will close its summer camp on Labor Day and a large crowd is expected for the final day. Management says the season has been successful despite a stretch of cool weather.
John BE Savage of the Hotel Butler travels to San Francisco and Los Angeles to assemble an observation carload of California beauties for the Butler revue. He expects to return next week and will be hosted by the San Francisco ball club during his stay. James W. Hebron, once a Delmonico's doorman, who earned a million on the stock exchange, is dead in New York.
Stanley Gill son of former Mayor Hiram Gill leaves Wednesday for Columbia University to continue chemical engineering studies. He has just been named a scholarship recipient for a second time, one of three granted by the Institution. Lewiston Idaho drought accident report follows: Earl Stevens of Pasco Washington and two unidentified youths drowned at Granite Point rapid when their rowboat overturned.
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