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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1917

Page

7

Alphonse Hebert Dies From Fracture After Crash

Alphone A Hebert 35 a laborer of 7054 15th Ave NW died at noon Friday in the city hospital from injuries in an auto accident at First Ave NW and Harrison St. The car driven by George Lindh 7403 17th Ave NW carried six passengers including Hebert who was thrown to the pavement when Lindh's car hit a vehicle driven by H J Kreitie 350 W 49th St. Hebert had a fractured skull. the others were uninjured.

Alphonse A. Hebert 15Th Ave. N. W First Ave. N Harrison St George Lindh 17Th Ave. N. W Hebert Lindh H. J. Kreitie

If you value your watch let Haynes repair it

Advertisement for Haynes watch repair services at Next Liberty theatre location urging patrons to entrust their timepieces to skilled repair work and on site service.

Haynes Liberty Theatre Adr

Breakfast with Abe Erlanger and the Pacific Coast plans

A Washington hotel breakfast with Abe Erlanger of Klaw and Erlanger reveals his aim to rebuild a Pacific Northwest theatrical circuit. Calvin Hellig and Bill Hepner join as contacts, with Erlanger’s appetite and humor framing a light, informal encounter.

Pacific Northwest New York Erlanger Pacific Coast Boston Chicago Philadelphia Mr. Erlanger Calvin Hellig Portland Ore Bill Hepner Hepner

Weather Oddities and Quirky Beach Tales

A batch of light hearted items from Palm Beach and nearby towns features a man inventing a belt transmitter to listen in from his pocket, three young women bathing in the open at a secluded beach, a mule powered rapid transit failed attempt, a fake U boat sighting off Beach View and a man found dead on railroad tracks in Carrsville with letters suggesting a suicidal note.

Palm Brach Fla Here Ile Carrsville N. J Martin

Eight LW W. W. Sentenced to Sixty Days on Rock Pile

Chehalis reports Judge Reynolds sentenced eight LW W. W. members to sixty days on the rock pile after their capture in a recent roundup by soldiers and sheriffs in the region.

Chehalis Reynolds LW. W

University benefit play by Mask and Quill evening on campus

Original plays will be presented on Friday night by Mask and Quill chapter of the Associated University Players on the university campus. Proceeds will go to the university unit of the ambulance corps.

Mask and Quill Chapter Associated University Players Ambulance Corps

Stone Brothers Open Second Ave Shop

Stone Brothers relocate from Third Ave and Marion to 06 Second Ave in a newly equipped tailoring store to be formally opened Saturday with a reception and souvenir distribution. The shop features broad ivory display windows a larger display room and on site cutting fitting and workrooms under the brothers supervision with an immense stock of new fine clothes.

Stone Brothers Third Ave Marion Ast Second Ave

County Market To Open Saturday In Seattle

County market aims to boost farm product distribution at low cost and cut Seattle prices. Organized farmers can appoint one courier to bring produce to the city, replacing the old self-sell requirement. Rader claims the plan will curb price manipulation by outside groups and help both consumers and producers.

Seattle Sixth Ave Westlake Virginia Rader

Public Markets South End stalls listwide with goods and prices

Market inventory from South End stalls catalogues items and rates including Lea & Perrins sauce, butter, cheese, fish such as halibut and salmon, sirloin and hamburger steaks, milk, sugar, crackers, oats, coffee, and many regional produce items. Numerous stall numbers indicate wide variety and pricing spread across Pike Place and Economy Public Markets.

Lea & Perrin Oliver Anderson's Pike Place Ise Ib

Freckles vanishing with ethine double strength remedy

A prescription product named ethine double strength promises to remove freckles and improve complexion. Users are advised to apply a small amount night and morning, with a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles.

Your Teeth Deserve Top Dentists and Ironclad Service

Our office pledges to hire only top graduate dentists and display their State Board certificates. We use the best materials, keep up with modern painless dentistry, and offer a signed ironclad guarantee by Dr L. R. Clark. Prices are low due to high volume, and a free examination will show needed work and costs.

Seattle State Dental Board L. R. Clark

Westlake Market Ad Lists Meats and Groceries Prices

Stalls show roast beef 77c to 12%c per lb and various cuts like round and sirloin. Veal and pork roasts priced, lamb legs and T-bone steaks listed. Also canned goods, flour, noodles, coffee, sugar sacks, and rice with per unit or per sack prices.

Westlake Stalin K. C

Inheriting Fortune Fatal to 3 Negroes

In Stillwater Oklahoma on July 20 a negro woman Sarah Douglass died after learning of a Pittsburg uncle’s $1 200 000 estate bequest. Her daughter Jane collapsed and died on viewing the body and Jane’s husband died within an hour.

Stillwater Oklo Sarah Douglass Pittsburg Jane

Richest Newsboy Bennie Greenberg Dies in St. Louis

Bennie Greenberg, once titled the richest newsboy in St. Louis after inheriting his brother William's fortune in 1911, died of pneumonia at the Knickerbocker apartments. He owned the building, a $120,000 erection.

ST. Louis Bennie Greenberg William Knickerbocker Apartments

Pasadena Recruit Wonders How He Will Sleep

Six feet two inches tall, Paul G. McKenzie of Pasadena Ambulance Company No 1 has just called into active service and wonders how he will manage to sleep given the regulation army cot is too short.

Pasadena Cal Army Cota Paul G. McKenzie Mbulance Company No. 1

Theatres Review of a Palace Vaudeville Show

The big feature at the Palace Hip is Ed Nestor and Charles Moore with their Sweethearts miniature musical comedy offering unusually good dancing singing and comedy by a capable company Edwin and Lottie Ford present a top flight song and terpsichorean revue Their dancing is class from start to finish William De Hollis and company perform skilled juggling in The Admiral's Reception Melville and Milne present a Washington article notes last honors for Bo Sweeney former Assistant Secretary of the Interior cremation of his remains in Seattle after deathTuesday

Palace Hip Ed Nestor Charles Moore Edwin Lottie Ford William de Hollis Melville Milne

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