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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1919

Page

12

Former police officer kills wife near Spokane

Frank Parrish, formerly of the merchants' police, accused wife Lora of infidelity and killed her with a club and knife at a road camp west of Fort Wright on the Spokane state road. He called police, waited on a bridge, then surrendered after showing bloodied hands and offering to hand over his gun. Parrish charged with first degree murder.

Spokane Lora Frank Parrish Merchants Fort Wright Parrish

Snoqualmie Valley Cow Testing Association Chooses Lead

Charlie Grewe, graduate of the University of Illinois agricultural department, will head testing for the newly formed Snoqualmie Valley Cow Testing Association.

Charlies Grewe Agricultural Department University of Ilinois Snoqualmie Valley

Tacoma Woman Gains 25 Pounds Taking Tanlac

Mrs. George Perry of 1920 North Stevens Street Tacoma credits Tanlac with a 25 pound weight gain and dramatic recovery after years of stomach troubles gas pain and weakness. She describes improved appetite digestion sleep and energy and praises Tanlac as a godsend. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle sell Tanlac.

Tacoma Tanlac Perry George Perry North Stevens Street Washington Taniac Seattle Bartell Drug Stores

County ferries raise autos and freight rates

County commissioners boosted ferry charges to cover operating costs. New schedules apply to Lake Washington and Des Moines Vashon routes with updated passenger and vehicle fares, including autos light and heavy, trucks, motorcycles, wagons, and livestock per head. Separate Harper stop rates apply for Seattle Vashon Harper service with detailed tiered pricing.

Lake Washinton Des Moines-Vashon Seattle Vashon Island Harper Vashon

Palace Hip vaudeville bill at Theatres Palace Hip

The new vaudeville bill opening Thursday at the Palace Hip features Alexis Bull and his French doll with original dance concepts. May and Billy Earle perform a sketch, and Morelle's Toy Shop brings 10 trained dogs in acrobatics and comedy. George F. Hall offers songs and recitations. Knight and Gail sing, Janis and Gaffney perform a singing and dancing number.

Palace Alexis Bull Morelle May Billy Earle George F. Hall Service Riley Field Knight Gail Janis Gaffney

Frank L Rain Elected Grand Exalted Ruler of Elks

At the Atlantic City convention Frank L Rain of Fairbury Nebraska was chosen as grand exalted ruler. Other officers elected include Pat Brenna Dallas grand treasurer Fred C Robinson Dubuque grand secretary George A Falkenstein McKeesport grand esteemed leading knight C C Bradley Portland grand esteemed lecturing knight Frank Haley Birmingham grand ruler Rev John Lizart grand chaplain and John C Price Ohio attorney general named to the grand forum.

Atlantic City N. J Convention of Elks Frank L. Rain Fairbury Neb Pat Brenna Dallas Fred C. Robinson Dubuque George A. Falkenstein McKeesport C. C. Bradley Portland Ore Frank Haley Birmingham Ala John Lizart John C. Price Ohio

Acid injures refinery worker at Shell plant

Cornelius Mitchell, 29, of Martinez, suffered severe eye burns when sulfuric acid sprayed his head and face during repairs at the Shell oil refinery in Martinez. The plug blew out an agitator and he was rushed to a San Francisco hospital for treatment.

Martinez Cal Cornelius Mitchell Mitchell Shell Oil San Srancisco

Judge Bert Lin is reported seen then disappears again

Spokane July 9. After being mourned as dead for four months and his wife leaving Prosser for Seattle, Judge Bert Lin, a leading Adams county figure, was found alive only to vanish once more. Sightings at Pendleton on July 4 by two Prosser residents say he talked of working on a wheat ranch. He has disappeared again.

Spokane Prosser Wash Seattle Bert Lin Adams County Columbia River Pendleton Ore

Deaths Exceed Births in England and Wales

London reports that for the quar ter ended deaths outnumbered births for the first time in record history. There were 241,218 deaths to 161,775 births, a population decrease of 79,443, with influenza causing about forty one percent of deaths. The year 1918 saw the lowest birth rate on record and a reduced natural increase.

London England and Wales

Freckle Lotion From Lemon Juice And Orchard White

A simple home remedy blends juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint of freckle and tan lotion. Grocers carry lemons and drug stores offer orchard white for a few cents. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands for clearer softer rosy white skin without irritation.

Briton Outlines Ireland Policy and Possible Break with US

Sir James MacPherson states the government shelves the current home rule bill as unacceptable to Ireland and promises a substitute measure within six months. He warns against domination rule in Ulster, asserts Ireland could decide its form of government, and denies atrocities charges while defending actions in besieged towns. He cautions a US-Ireland recognition could rupture Britain US relations.

London James Ian MacPherson Ireland United Press MacPherson Canada Ulster Senate James Britain United States Inter

Fragmented lines hint at Florence UPS Store ad

The readable fragments show a divided paper with references to a Florence UPS Store and a savings theme. Mentions include White mother reading daily and a hobby of saving money. The text centers on daily savings involving suits coats and hats.

Florence

How Much More Tobacco Will My Heart Stand

An old health advertisement urges tobacco users to quit to protect heart health. It warns of diminishing heart strength from nicotine, promotes Nicotol tablets, and claims a guide to quitting through staged reductions. The note lists Seattle distributors Bartell and G. GC. Guy among other druggists.

Seattle Bartell G. GC. Guy

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