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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1920
Page
12
Advertises Zemo ointment from EB Rose Co Cleveland Ohio for 35c or $1.00 extra large bottle. Claims instant relief from eczema ringworm and similar conditions, soothing and cleansing skin with not greasy formula, urging prompt use to save distress.
Tokio January 14 United Press says Japan will continue administration of territories seized during the war. An imperial ordinance and rescript accompany the Versailles treaty promulgation. Edict covers Shantung peninsula and several Pacific islands under Japanese control.
An ad touts 8 8 8 S as a blood remedy to reach the root of rheumatism. It warns against surface treatments and claims the product has Camden years of US use with testimonials. The Swift Specific Company invites readers to contact its Atlanta laboratory for free medical advice.
William H. Piser former first lieutenant in the motor transport corps faced burglary in the second degree charges. He pleaded not guilty with an insanity plea while wearing his uniform. Piser rented a Fifth Avenue West house, sold its furniture for 275 dollars before F W Bailey intervened and had the burglary charge filed.
Missouri Pacific announces it will open offices in Seattle as soon as federal control of railroads ends. The move is the first of its kind since the government relinquished offline offices.
Vaudeville bill features Haynes Montgomery and Hannan headlining The Good Ship Nancy Lee veterans in roles as a speed loving man a country deputy and his rural sweetheart plus Sherlock Holmes parallels Scotch pantomimes by the Marlin Wilken Trio and comedy songs by Fennel and Tyson skating showcase by the Skating Macks Thornton Sisters singing The Trembling Hour is the feature photoplay.
Officials outline income tax rules for 1919. Tips are compensation not gifts. Deductions allowed for business expenses. salaries counted when received. Bonuses profit sharing and board or lodging valuations noted. Christmas gifts exempt. federal salaries not exempt. alimony investments taxable.
A New York reader reports relief from nervous prostration after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter describes long nervous symptoms, lack of progress with other remedies, and confidence in the product for female illnesses.
Doctor reports strong results from Bon-Opto eye remedy claiming improved vision and reduced dependence on glasses. Anecdotal cases describe reading fine print without glasses and relief from eye strain, with a promise of 60 percent strengthening in one week and refund if not. It is sold as an ethical preparation with formula printed on package.
In San Francisco on January 14 the fate of Wilhelm Von Brincken hinges on the U S Department of Labor. Seattle immigration authorities oversee the case but federal officials are collecting data to forward to the labor department. Attorneys for the former attaché at the German consulate filed briefs yesterday asking the deportation proceedings be dropped.
A would be robber tried to hold up Miss Gladys Green near 0th Ave and Spruce St. Tuesday night. As he pressed the gun to her, three people emerged from a nearby house and startled him into fleeing down East Spruce Street.
A clash between drivers on Tuesday near 24th Ave and E Springer ended with A F Hegren's auto crashing into Henry Eeckel's wagon. Eckel suffered heavy bruising and was thrown to the pavement while the wagon was damaged. Hegren resides at 1432 36th Ave and Eckel at 300 21st Ave.
George W. Ansborh sat on the rear seat of a motorcycle driven by Frank Wilson near West lake and Stewart streets. The bike struck a wagon driven by G Inouye at 1251 Main Street. Ansborh suffered a badly twisted leg.
Charles T. Takahashi head of Oriental Trading Co died in New York City last Sunday. Letters of administration filed Tuesday name Mrs. Takahashi administratrix. He left no will according to the widow.
Police raided a room in the Seneca hotel at 1203 Firat Ave early Wednesday and arrested seven men on gambling charges. The raid targeted illicit gaming activity and investigations continue.
Ban Francisco January 14. Freight facilities taxed by last minute effort of liquor makers to move stocks before January 16. Steamship Stanley Dollar sails for Kobe with about 16 000 barrels of wine and as many cases of champagne. Ships bound for Central and South America carry California wines and brandy.
When meals upset the stomach with acid indigestion and bloating, Pape's Diapepsin provides fast relief. A tablet or two neutralizes stomach acids, easing dyspepsia and discomfort, at little cost in drug stores.
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