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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a ring and fate with unclear context about a race or event. Names and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases and incomplete references to rhythm or timing.
Various listings show coal deliveries, wood, furniture, sewing machines, and property for sale or trade. Includes acreage near Seattle, waterfront tracts, cabins, and bungalows with terms. Ads reference Yes: Douglas Co., Maltby Co., Willis & Co., Real Estate to trade or rent. Listings mention Seattle area streets, carlines, and local services.
Auction of multiple rural parcels offers 30 acres with walnut trees and farm buildings near Auburn, plus 6 acres for a separate buyer. additional irrigated land, strawberry fields, hens, and modern chicken houses listed. Also advertised water front property, various stocks and bonds, and business opportunities including a grocery venture.
The Seattle Star Directory lists attorney at law patent services and a variety of local trades. It includes Mechano Therapy at 708 Pine St, money to loan offers, jewelry and optician listings, patent attorneys Frederick P. Gorin and Lyon M., physicians and surgeons, piano tuning, and general repair services with contact addresses and hours.
A collage of vaudeville style gags and sketches features college slang, flirtatious asides, and one liners about theater life. Bits include a boastful lead actor, an absent minded professor, a boastful dandy, and a chorus of quick quips about dancing nails, money, and stage beauties.
Beloved Grace Names puppets announce final performances in Seattle at the Prom Club Annex on fifth avenue and University. Shows include Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, Peter Rabbit, and a puppet circus with characters like Spike the Clown and Neto the lion. Final weekend runs Friday and Saturday before moving to California.
Edna Purviance informed Mary Miles Minter of William D. Taylor murder while his valet delivered the news. Minter and her mother rushed to the Taylor home. Mabel Normand visited Taylor that evening. Taylor wore a British army captain's uniform in life.
Dr Carl Hoffman former exalted ruler of the Seattle Elke lodge is defendant in a suit to recover 40000 dollars heard by Superior Judge A W Frater. Hoffman originally sued Victory Rubber Co for 1660 dollars on promissory notes and the company filed an answer and counter claim for 40000 dollars representing 40000 shares of stock in the concern in his possession.
A wildcat raiding a Enumclaw chicken roost was trapped and killed by Mrs. A. J. Harris. She struck the animal with a club, skinned it, and presented the pelt to License Clerk J. A. Kennedy at the county auditor's office, receiving a $5 bounty.
Fred Whiteside, 33, entertainer, was arrested Tuesday night at the Rainbow cabaret after a detective called in a patrol wagon. He is jailed on charges of passing bad checks.
A wry exchange centers on loyalty and judgment in marriages with Bones remarking that no one defended him once married. The dialogue hints at the social sting of pride and misjudgment, using a blunt hardwood metaphor to underline self image.
The Knights Templar plan to enter 568 singers in the Elijah oratorio at the Arena on April 4 6 7 with Joseph R Greenwell as general chairman. A first rehearsal at the Masonic club room drew 250 singers. future rehearsals will be Monday evenings at the First Methodist church. Claude Madden directs the chorus and Montgomery Lenich coordinates pageant participation by telephone line 4049.
More than 75 witnesses are subpoenaed in the Sparkeys Skagit tidewater land fraud case. The government alleges mail fraud connected with tidewater lands near Vernon on Skagit Bay by the Skagit Bay Development Association. Federal trial set for February 38 with witnesses from across the United States including Alaska.
Lester M. Stewart and his wife Julia Stewart were brought to Seattle from Bellingham by Deputy U S Marshal Edwin R Tobey after customs officers found 10 sacks of whisky in their car near the Bellingham waterfront. Bond set at 750 dollars for Stewart and 400 dollars for his wife by U S Commissioner Frank Radley.
The coroner's jury rules Captain Andrew Haneon, 65, died Monday night at Landerst and Whatcom avenues by his own carelessness trespassing on car tracks. They call for a large warning sign at the crossing to deter trespassers.
F E Burleson secretary of the Community fund warned residents not to donate to a man soliciting in the Queen Anne district. He stated the caller is an impostor and that no legitimate fund raising is being conducted in that area.
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