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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1921
Page
7
The garment shows tie back styling with embroidery in colored threads. Dotted checked and rose bud motifs appear, with organdy ruffles at the neck sleeves and pockets. A tie back belt creates a girdle effect, and the item offers many large sizes.
The Amundsen exploration vessel Maud arrived at Puget Sound harbor on Tuesday after a 27 day voyage from Dutch Harbor Alaska. The journey highlighted the ship’s endurance under harsh maritime conditions and its Arctic exploration mission coverage.
Postmaster Battle aided a Tuesday night effort to assemble a local welfare council for Seattle post office workers. The session aimed to coordinate aid and services for staff in need and strengthen union and community ties.
In 1916 Elena Olivera a Mexican exile in Los Angeles faced murder charges in her husband Felix Urquidezs shooting with friend Tom Vasques as alleged accomplice Detective Sergeant Thomas Pico led an extended inquiry into motives and possible lovers amid sensational social circles and evolving speculation about circumstantial evidence and personal betrayal.
Apples from White Salmon arrive in Seattle for the Pacific Northwest Fruit Exhibition and are placed in cold storage at the Bell street terminal. This marks the first exhibit arrival as the event opens. In Roche Harbor a three day picnic and barbecue for Tacoma and Roche Harbor Lime workers is planned for September 3 4 and 6 as summer draws to a close. A trial notable for a murder acquittal ends with Helena congratulating Tom as witnesses describe a man resembling the defendant near the crime scene and fleeing after the shooting.
Sella Fioto circus returns to the Coast with a larger show than three years ago featuring a two mile street parade led by five herds of elephants and 67 clowns. For the first time wild animal cages will be open for viewing during the parade in Beattie starting about 11 am Monday.
The University of Washington now owns 485 acres near Friday Harbor after a deed execution by President Marding. The university had pursued the land for two years to create a biological station.
A Seattle Washington advertisement claims the Air Friction Carburetor Co offers a carburetor that cuts gasoline use by one third to one half while boosting power 30 to 50 percent. It promises easy cold starts, allows use of cheaper fuel blends, and provides 30 days trial with a chance to become a local agent.
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