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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
6
J. G. Du Quesnay of New Orleans announces the establishment of a Peychand Bitters branch in the city. The move signals expansion of the brand into local markets and aligns with ongoing product distribution efforts.
A compiled Q and A column offers practical guidance for fourteen year olds on handling teasing, dating, hair styles, and social clubs. It advises showing respect by being companionable, avoiding grown up postures, pursuing safe activities, and seeking respectable companionship while maintaining personal boundaries.
Bench warrants issued by Judge Frater accuse five National Mercantile Co. officials of continuing building and loan business in the state after court orders to suspend operations last March. Names listed are R. E. Oeder O. C. Smith John Doe Thorne F. B. Fenlon and George E. Stilling.
North Yakima June 3 Governor Lister will be among speakers at the state grange session opened by President C B Kegley. Kegley voiced strong support for the Seven Sisters Initiative bills as about 200 members from across the state gathered for the event.
An old advertisement touts Sargol as a simple science based fattening aid. It claims the digestive tract absorbs fat from food, enabling 10 to 20 pounds of solid flesh, with harmless, inexpensive use. Bartell Drug Co and Swift's Pharmacy market it with a money back guarantee. cautions note it should not be used by those not seeking 10 pounds or more.
A local department sale advertises Silk Suits with deep discounts on 18 suits priced from 45 to 75 dollars for multiple styles and sizes from 16 to 42. It lists 12 suits with specials at 65 dollars, plus a 36 size three piece and a 38 size navy silk and wool option, all on the second floor with many colors offered.
Edward Tantlinger, once a coyote hunter, defends a perjury count rooted in a civil suit heard by Judge Humphries on May 7 where he claimed a $255 hotel loss in Perrin from a trip from Olympia. Bank records cast doubt on his $1115 deposit claim, with officials saying the figures were inflated. Tantlinger testified he earned the money hunting coyotes in Montana.
John Griffin of 1241 Fifth avenue was held up by two men late last night and forced to surrender his watch a baggage check and $2. A second pair obtained only $1 from C M Thompson of 1934 Eighth avenue N. A third incident saw J Krueper’s pockets picked on an Lake street car with losses of 17 or 18 dollars.
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