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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1921
Page
15
A man recalls severe rheumatic illness and successful relief from Dr Loughney's Bake Oven treatment in Seattle. He praises the therapy and provides a letter and photo, noting offices at 405 Olive St and a sanitarium in Kirkland.
Juan Tequierdo a cannery worker filed a $5,000 claim against the city alleging Patrolman F. J. Phillips beat him last April. He says the officer knocked him down kicked him and jumped on his body fracturing both bones of his left leg and that hospital surgeons botched setting the fracture leaving his leg two inches shorter. His preliminary claim was refused by the city council.
Federal prohibition agents and police arrested Louie Ursic at 306 26th Ave South on Thursday afternoon and seized 20 gallons of moonshine and 225 gallons of mash. Ursic promised to fetch the still but disappeared as dusk fell, returning with a large still after hours in custody. A federal information charging violation of the national prohibition act was filed Friday.
In San Francisco on July 8 Mrs. Anna Hayes wife of Charlies W. Hayes who stole 460000 from the Anglo London Paris National Bank earlier received interlocutory divorce. After her husband fled she returned a $10000 package found in his handwriting and the bank rewarded her with a job preserving her and two children.
John Hays Hammond, mining engineer, in San Francisco argues Britain and Japan must build equal navies on both coasts or the United States must, en route to the Orient. He doubts renewed Anglo Japanese alliance harms America, noting Britain would resist Japanese trade monopoly in the Orient.
Fifty Black Velvet Sports Jackets satin lined offered at 10.95 with two tuxedo styles. Also 50 Mignonette Sports Jackets with belt pockets, colors include white, tomato, pink, green, navy, brown, and black priced 8.95. Jersey Jackets in popular tuxedo model in navy brown red black sizes 16 to 44 priced 5.95.
A tentative draft of the proposed peace proclamation has been prepared by Attorney General Daugherty and submitted at the cabinet meeting. The draft is not final and its viewing decision remains unsettled, with discussion aimed at hastening the matter.
Madame De Guise-Hite, 65, the American duchess, and her son George Harba died after drinking poison in a suicide pact in Paris. The son died shortly before midnight. the mother was believed to have a chance for recovery though still in danger.
Wireless reports from the Munson liner Callao indicate the vessel, missing since June 20, is not in distress and is slow cruising toward New York with expected quarantine arrival Monday night. No reason for the delay was provided.
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