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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1922
Page
5
A man with high ambitions relocates his family to start anew and lands a better job after recognizing his past complacency. He notes how a small act, like purchasing a suit at Cherry's, boosted his confidence and opened the path to bigger opportunities. Cherry's is located at 207 Rialto Building, Second Ave between Madison and the Pig n Whistle.
Carl C. Hoffman former manager of the Seattle Merchants Wholesale Grocery Co is jailed in Weehawken N J on a grand larceny charge After absconding September 17 with about 20000 investigators say he also took 12000 from Albert C Blase of 2603 Ninth Ave W To be extradited to Seattle and face trial officials say Hoffmans disappearance precipitated the firm s insolvency as a receiver was named for the company Notes and undelivered checks were found in his desk providing evidence of the alleged theft.
San Francisco reports the death of C R Tauasig longtime UC Regent and business leader aged 60. He served for years guiding university affairs and regional business interests before his passing late yesterday in the city.
An advertisement touts Hromo Quinine tablets as a remedy that relieves headaches by curing the cold. It markets a tonic laxative and germ destroyer and urges consumers to ensure they get the genuine product.
Ethel Bentley, a Bostonian formerly with the Boston Grand Opera company and later soloist with the Chelangelis band, appears at Loew's Palace Hip. She says motion picture producers have made flattering offers recently.
Washington Packing Co plans a new cannery to process clams marmon and other deep sea foods in East Aberdeen with incorporation filed at Montesano. Night and day shifts are at the BE K Wood grill in Hoquiam to meet rush orders for Mexican buyers. J W Strubel elected president of Grays Harbor Merry Growers association.
Funeral services for Fulton Fraser six son of Mr and Mrs Jack Fraser were set for 2 p m Wednesday at the Butterworth chapel He attended Brighton school and died Monday.
A historical ad claims the secret to youth is feeling young through liver and bowel health. Dr Edwards of Ohio developed Olive Tablets, a vegetable compound with olive oil, marketed as a gentle laxative and liver cleanser, a substitute for calomel, to improve buoyancy and clear impurities.
Weet for him failed as Michigan authorities seek extradition after Runwell A. Lutes, tied to the Halfway State Bank robbery in Detroit on December 15, 1931, was moved East for trial. Lutes, son of Tenino farmer F. W. Rive, argued mistaken identity and sought a writ of habeas corpus which was denied. He was returned by Sheriff John Shaller and Pinkerton agent W. C. Gorman after Gov. Hart granted extradition papers.
Detroit January 25 Mussel A Lutes fighting extradition in Olympia Washington was named in a police confession by John Higgins 57 who said Lutes took part in the December 12500 robbery of the Halfway State bank near here Higgins spoke after being confronted by Anna Mager the only customer in the bank at the time of the robbery
R. R. Mail Service changes approved by W. H. Riddell during a Beattie inspection tour. Warren C Van Dervoort plans postal service between Beattie and Spokane on the Northern Pacific last night train. Adjusted clerk runs allow layover in Spokane replacing Ellensburg and extend mail service from Ellensburg to Pasco via the Yakima valley.
Fifteen people were charged in ten informations in federal court Tuesday for liquor law violations. Raul arrests followed raids led by U S Attorney Thomas P Nevelle. Agents seized eight etilian and 365 quarts of booze along with 4 300 gallons of mash 60 gallons of maki a 160 gallon saki press and 140 pints of beer. Bail of 11 050 was collected.
In Chicago on January 25 six bandits ate six wheat cakes at Nick Kachipos's restaurant before grabbing 25 dollars from the cash drawer and trying to flee. Nick Kachipos caught them. Veterans from the Washington Volunteers plan a February 4 anniversary banquet at the St Regis hotel cafe to mark the Battle of Santa Ana.
George Lockman Mack Lem William Macdonald and Frank Moulton led a Boots entertainment segment during a Rotary Club luncheon held Wednesday in the Mason clubrooms.
The column lists numerous births with parents and addresses across Seattle area streets, including Arthur Dewey Portland and Albert Charles Brockman with various child genders. It also notes marriages licenses for Seattle residents and a roster of deaths with ages and home addresses.
The article warns that peak mail periods, especially before Christmas, require early shipment of circulars and gifts. Delayed items risk late delivery as post offices face heavy loads. It urges marking gifts Do not open before Christmas and sending items well before the 22nd or 28th to ensure timely arrival.
Col. John L. Hayden a longtime Northwest army officer will retire from active service on March 31 after more than 37 years in the U. S. Army. He has led coastal artillery at Port Townsend in recent years and plans to settle in Port Townsend after retirement. He entered West Point in 1898 and served in the Indian campaigns in the Dakotas. Earlier he was a military instructor at the University of Washington from 1892 to 1896.
Loew s Palace promises a varied vaudeville bill tomorrow featuring Edwin J Lambert as the headlining comedian, Charles Mack and company in A Friendly Call, Billy Adame and Eve Gertie in Then and Now, the Pesci Duo from Bunny Italy, and the feature photoplay Part on My French with Vivian Martin.
Mrs W S Griswold president of the Washington State League of Women Voters announces the second annual convention set for February 10 and 11 at the Hotel Washington Annex. The convention dinner will be held February 10.
John V. Hays 41 a Renton woodsman was killed near Renton when a gasoline dragsaw arm struck his stomach as he changed the saw location and shifted the engine. His wife witnessed the accident and neighbors took him to a house where he died an hour later. He leaves a widow and five children.
Funeral services for Ewing T Culley 43 of 710 BE Royal are set for 1 p m Friday at Bonney Watsons. Culley served as building superintendent at the Cornish School of Music and died Tuesday.
The Department of Agriculture will hand out free flower and vegetable seed this year. Requests should go to Representative John F. Miller at 491 House Office Building Washington, D C. Supplies are limited and distributed on a first come first served basis. Special varieties cannot be filled.
Frank Warren a patent attorney was jailed on a charge of intoxication after allegedly dropping a cigarette butt on a sofa at the Luzerne apartments 102 Prie st starting a fire that caused 200 dollars in damages Warren was slightly burned in the incident
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