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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
10
A new shipment features white gaberdine skirts in two groups for July Clearance in the Women’s Sport Wear Department. Styles include plain and trimmed options with pearl buttons and fancy pockets, priced at 1.95 and 2.25 each.
Mrs. Nelile Salsbury, 52, died from an overdose of narcotic drugs after swallowing the dose as police searched her home. Coroner's jury verdict. Husband John W. Salsbury and son Arthur Swanson held in city jail on Harrison Act violations.
In San Francisco Henry F. Wilkens is jailed for complicity in the murder of his wife Anna Wilkens after their camping trip robbery. The case echoes the Chicago Ragged Stranger mystery as detectives trace bandits Arthur and Walter Castor, Wilkens' links, and a possible “death car” pursuit.
The sourdoughs celebrate the 26th anniversary of the Portland's arrival in Seattle at the Arena. Music fills the venue as Wednesday night closes the event. Afterward participants will shed parkas and return to civilization.
An advertisement touts lemon juice and Orchard White to create a gentle daily lotion for face neck arms and hands. It claims to whiten skin reduce freckles and sunburn and notes stage beauties use the product for a roany white complexion without irritation.
Oregon Republican gubernatorial primary recount drive seeks funds from Olcott supporters and Hall backers including the Ku Klux Klan. Hall claims irregularities and financial inability to pay, while Olcott backers vow to match Klan donations. Paul B. Wallace named Olcott fund recipient. state law shows Olcott ahead by about 600 votes.
Neckwear department on the main floor features Venise lace and lace and net collar and cuff sets in round, semi fitted and tuxedo styles. A set is priced at $1.00.
Upper Malin floor offers girls sizes 4 to 12 and boys 6 to 14 in muslin athletic union suits for warm days. Priced at 75c per suit. Special Thursday.
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