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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

Page

8

Mount Tecoma Trip Ends With Dr Jensen Fainting

Son of Evangelist Billy Sanday and Dr J Jensen of Cedar Rapids Iowa climbed Mount Tecoma Tuesday. Dr Jensen became unconscious at the summit and was nauseated by the altitude. The Beattle Star subscribers are urged to report any delivery issues promptly.

Seatttar Beattle Star Fort Wayne, Ind Evangelist Billy Sanday J. Jensen Cedar Cutis,la Mount Tecoma Jensen

Trustee election for W E Sehrick estate postponed to July 26

Referee John F Hoyt granted the delay at the request of several creditors. The bankruptcy trusteeship for W E Sehrick er and L L Andrews of La Conner faced postponement as legal proceedings continue. A Los Angeles man won a land dispute over a negligibly narrow strip prompting jokes about the digit sized claim. Walter Mayr sues his wife for a division of household goods including a punching bag and a Turkish prayer rug plus a book about Rome.

W. BE. Sehricker L. L. Andrews la Conner John F. Hoyt Los Angeles Walter Mayr Gibbons Rome

War spillover reaches county hospital patients

The Turko-Italian conflict extends to the county hospital with patients M. Frisco Turk and N. Cantanile Italian recuperating in beds.

Los Angeles M. Frisco Turk N. Cantanile

Hungry burglar feasts on lobster watermelon and apples in store

In Los Angeles a hungry burglar sought for weeks by police ate three tins of lobster a watermelon and a pound of dried apples in a J. Armee store as he avoided a well filled till. H D Folsom filed yesterday for the office of senator from the district.

Los Angeles Bere Lar J. Armee H. D. Folsom

Death at Globe Building Ends Mysterious Act

David and Campbell faced death by their own actions Monday morning in the Globe building office and Campbell died last night at 11 o clock leaving the motive unclear.

David & Campbell Globe Building

Oriental colony Sparks Second Fireworks Exhibition in Seattle

Last night the Oriental colony of Seattle hosted the second fireworks display drawing over 4 10 600 attendees. The show featured a varied display and drew large crowds, reflecting a festive mood in the city.

Oriental Colony Seattle

Seattle inventor patents car lamp directing light with turn

A telegram from G. L. Berg of Seattle now in Washington reports he secured a patent for an automobile lamp that directs light toward the direction of the car’s turn. The invention came after an accident in which he nearly killed a woman.

G. L. Berg Seattle Washington DD. C

Local Dispute Sparks Knife Attack After Drink Refusal

In Portland a heated exchange ended when Sol Salm requested a drink from W Reynolds and was slapped with a beer pail. Salm then carved a family crest on Reynolds ribs with a butcher knife amid the quarrel. London notes report Eclipse Stakes results with Prince Palatin winning by a neck at Sandown Park.

Portland Sol Salm W. Reynolds Reynolds Salm London T. Pilkington Prince Palatin Sandown Park Lord Derby Steadfast J. B. Jools Lycaon Jockay Maher

Scientist’s Dynamo Cap Test Leaves Man Hospitalized

In St Louis Harry Kenny suffered the loss of three fingers and a thumb after striking a dynamite cap with a hammer during a science experiment. He remained in the hospital as doctors treated his injuries.

St. Louis, Or Harry Kenny

Various Global Snapshots of July News Tidbits

A montage of brief reports from Tacoma, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Venice and Portland covers lumber price moves, a missing $20 note with a cryptic line, bee migrations to California, railway talks, a courtroom scuffle over a witness, a wild man with memory loss, mermaid water polo, hoax death claims near Mount Vernon, postal service politics in San Diego, and a federal arrest in Portland on suborning perjury.

Portland, Or Max G. Cohn

Jewel Casket Is Robbed Near Mazatlan

Miss Concepcion Hidalgo, a member of a wealthy western Mexican family, reported the theft of a casket containing jewels and valuable papers. The robbery occurred aboard the Pacific Mail steamer Peru, en route to San Francisco, and the owner could not estimate the casket’s value.

United Pres San Francisco Miss Concepcion Hidalgo Mexico Pacific Mail Peru Miss Hidalgo Mazatlan

Ribbon styles for millinery and fancy work marketed

Taffeta and Messaline ribbons in 1 inch and Dresden designs five inches wide suit fancy work and millinery. Ombre changeable Dresden and stripe ribbons six to eight inches wide appeal for millinery needs with special First Floor pricing.

Dresden

Children’s Wash Dresses at Low Prices

Advertisement notes children’s wash dresses in good quality ginghams with plaid and stripe patterns. French style with full plaited skirts, dutch neck, embroidered sleeves, and contrasting color trimming. Sizes 6 to 14 offered at 1.75 and 2.50. Second Floor.

Norfolk

Women’s Colored Crepe Gowns At $1.00

Peasant and empire style gowns described in white and pink blue crepe with linen lace insertion and ribbon beading. Each gown priced at $1.00, featuring floral vine designs and kimono inspired cuts. Recond Floor.

Men's Wash Ties and Athletic Shirts 25 Cents

Advertisement notes 25 cent specials on men's wash ties in white with satin stripe and panel designs plus dainty color effects. Also offers men's athletic shirts and drawers in broken lines at 25 cents, located near Floor inside second and Madison.

Second Madison

Bathing Suits For Women Misses And Children Open

Advertises women and missus bathing suits in materials like brilliantine mohair and self trim with braid and stitched bands priced from 2 to 6.50 dollars. Children's one piece suits in cambric serge and flannel for ages 4 to 12 priced 1.25 to 2.50 dollars. Second Fields.

It Makes Bryan Feel Good about Champ Clark Move

A United Press Leased Wire report from Lincoln Nebraska notes that Democratic candidates for Congress in Missouri Ninth district withdrew, clearing a path for Champ Clark. The Commoner praises Clark and the happiness his success brings to him and those he loves.

United Press Lincoln Neb Congress Missouri Champ Clark Bryan

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