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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1919

Page

10

Houdini offers $1000 reward claim for Grim Game crash

Houdini posts a $1000 reward to anyone who can prove the hair raising airplane collision in The Grim Game did not occur. The stunt, filmed and distributed widely by the Associated Press, is one of the thrills in the Houdini feature The Grim Game.

Houdini Earth United States The Associated Press Washington Dee Senate House of Representatives Congress House of Congress Department of Labor America Altho Department of Justice

Young Bandits Make Escape

Police hunt two youths believed to be under 20 who robbed a gas station at Fifth avenue and Virginia street at 645 p.m. 18 year old Karl Ellerbeck was robbed of 50 dollars after a gun was set to his back. Earlier and later, two others held up R W Scott at 1109 Summit avenue for 15 cents.

Fifth Ave Virginia St Karl Ellerbeck Ellerbeck R. W. Scott Summit Ave

Bomb Planted in San Francisco Workers' Hall

A bomb was found in the reading room of a lodging house used by stevedores and strikebreakers in San Francisco. Police described the device as a dangerous homemade bomb after workers heard a ticking from a package.

San Francisco

Teeth Health Talk by Drs Blackford and Davidson

Dr J M Blackford and Dr H J Davidson will lead a King County Dental Society talk on how diseased teeth affect general health tonight in Masonic club rooms. Public invited. The trial of Blain Davie, Snohomish moonshine case, opened in district court before Judge Jeremiah Neterer Tuesday morning. Davie arrested June 17 1919. Held on $1 000 bail.

J. M. Blackford H. J. Davidson King County Dental Society Masonic Club Blain Davia Snohomish County Jeremiah Neterer Davie

Hot Tamale Fight Taken Into Court

J F Henderson sues Felix Carlos Mrs John Rowan and Cora Hubbard in superior court to decide who has the right to manufacture Austin's tamales. Henderson claims original creation and seeks restraining order and 1000 dollars in damages for alleged infringement on his trade.

Austin Superior Court J. F. Henderson Felix Carlos John Rowan Cora Hubbard Henderson

Retired Beattie Sergeant Receives Pension

Sergt. W. J. Alvey, longtime member of the Beattie police force, was retired Monday by the pension board. He will draw half a sergeant's salary for the remainder of his life.

Sergt W. J. Alvey Beattie Pension Board

Freezone Stops Corn Pain Then Lifts Corn Instantly

A drug store remedy for corns or calluses promises instant relief after a few drops. The product called Freezone claims to stop pain and let you lift the rough skin away with your fingers, with no humbug.

Mustard Remedy Promises Fast Pain Relief For Aches And Colds

Old fashioned home remedy touts yellow mustard for chest colds sore throats and inflammation. Promotes Beggs Muatarine a condensed mustard preparation sold in drug stores as a non blistering painkiller claimed to replace multiple plasters and relieve headaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains.

Begg America Tegg Degg

President urges budget reform and tax simplification

The president appeals to Congress for a unified budget system and centralized appropriations, calls for better auditing, and supports simplified income and profits taxes. He warns against high rates hindering growth, favors tariff adjustments, and emphasizes international cooperation and housing rural reform to boost production and employment.

Treasury Department Congress Secretary of the Treasury Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Uncommon Gift Items in Basement China Section

Display features many home gift items with a focus on Incense Burners priced from 25¢ to 4.00 each. The section promises a revealing visit for shoppers seeking individuality and refined choices.

China

Wheel Toys Display at Basement Floor Sale

A large portion of the Basement Floor is devoted to Wheel Toys displays including automobiles handcars coaster wagons bicycles tricycles doll buggies and expressions.

Just What You Need Dr. Carter's R&B Tea

An old fashioned vegetable remedy advertised to clear the bowels remove poisonous buildup and liven the liver. It claims to improve digestion breath skin and blood while offering home brewing instructions and broad health benefits.

Dr. Carter

Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises

Prescription offers Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises. Take one tablespoonful four times daily to open nostrils ease breathing and stop mucus in throat. Easy to prepare and inexpensive.

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