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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
10
Rebuilt gas ranges offered for immediate sale with complete overhauling. Each unit labeled in excellent condition and confirmed perfect by a stove expert. A guarantee accompanies every range. The sale continues until all stoves in the list are sold.
Pottowatomie Indiana marching on Point Pelee in Ontario demanding title to the national park and 300000 in treaty money. Canadian troops and mounted police are deployed to stop them. Leader Chief Levi General known as Deskaheh speaks for the group as map marks the disputed corner of Ontario.
Washington lists 148 067 federal income tax payers with $575 979 000 income and $9 094 000 tax. Oregon has 67 640 filers with $193 000 000 income and $6 649 011 tax. California reports 596 973 returns, $1 329 006 000 income and $50 477 000 tax. Per-state averages and population filing rates noted.
James F. Mahoney's lawyers finished appeal arguments before the Washington Supreme Court in Olympia contesting 25 errors in his conviction for the murder of his bride Mrs Kate M Mahoney. Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas challenged all points and a verdict is expected in a month or more. Mahoney was sentenced to hang January 6.
London June 20 a post mortem will be held on Col. A B Witherbee of New York found dying in his Savoy apartment after dining with friends.
In Portland on June 26 a baseball rolled into a basement where fire truck driver James Baldwin was electrocuted by a damaged light wire. Two boys, Paul Laird and Paul Rackliff, set the basement on fire while searching for the ball with lighted matches.
A speaker recounts sheding old medical theories and embracing a scientific view of rheumatism. The note promotes H. P. Clearwater’s booklet The Inner Mysteries of Rheumatiem offering free copies to readers who mail name and address.
Seattle high school teachers plan a dual campaign to press the school board to reverse salary cuts from 160 to 300 dollars a year. At Broadway High School the High School Teachers league voted 3000 dollars to support display advertising and a tax inquiry.
Col. Charles R. Forbes director of the Veterans' Bureau leaves Washington for an inspection tour of the Pacific coast. He will first visit Chicago then Denver, continuing to Tacoma Seattle Portland and Spokane with plans to return by Sunday June 26.
Under Ballard Commercial club and Whittier Heights Improvement club auspices a noon luncheon was held at the Dew Drop Inn Ballard Tuesday. Public utilities committee members of the city council attended. A liquor store sale of beer only opened in South Westminster near the international border.
Advertisement from Martin Chemical Co claims Pyrokur cures pyorrhea gum disease and loose teeth. It offers a free full size bottle on trial with payment only if satisfied, promising relief from bleeding gums pain and halitosis.
Goiter poisons common in northwest populations with nervous symptoms and memory loss. Oz-Mo Poultices claim to halt and remove goiter growth quickly. Dr Clark Oz-Mo Company advertises pamphlet and products at Seattle address and via post.
A simple safe method dissolves blackheads using calonite powder and water. Sprinkle on a hot wet sponge, rub over the affected area, then wash. It claims to dissolve both large and small blackheads, avoiding irritation from pinching or squeezing. Advertiser claims the pores will be clean and natural.
Cincinnati June 29 Rail workers and allied miners say they are prepared to meet any attack if a rail strike occurs. Leaders expect court action or government intervention to block a strike and see unions using funds as potential targets. B M Jewell and John S Lewis expect early agreement on a cooperative action plan.
London June 20 United Press reports Viscount Northcliffe is suffering from stomaine poisoning after a strenuous world tour and heavy work since returning. He arrived in London from Switzerland where he was recuperating as suits were filed against him by two newspaper property officers amid a management dispute.
Rapid progress reported in securing the pledges of young men and women who have reached 21 and will participate in the citizenship ceremony on July Fourth at Woodland Park. J. J. Crell, chairman of the American Legion citizenship committee, announced the advance.
A beauty tip urges less frequent shampooing if the hair is thoroughly cleaned each time. It recommends dissolving a teaspoonful of canthrax in hot water to make a full cup shampoo squid, applied to scalp and all hair, claiming it dissolves impurities and leaves scalp fresh, hair dry and fluffy with extra body.
A midweek sale offers children's dresses in gingham and plain colors from 2 to 6 years at 95 cents, down from 1.25 to 1.95. Silk and wool dresses in sizes 16 to 44 are priced at 24.50. Also advertised are over night bags 4.75, Kleinert roll up cases from 50 cents to 2.25, and bathing accessories with varied prices.
Trimming Department on the main floor features Mrs J Williams known for expert hemstitching and picot edging. She has many Seattle friends familiar with her work and offers personal attention and instructions for material preparation.
Main Floor offers 200 yards of Latin Taffeta ribbon in widths 4 and 4 4 percent and 64neh including red lavender pink blue maize orange brown green and purple at prices 65 85 and 95 cents per yard on Wednesday.
Dr. K H Bishop Onsider explains milk as an indispensable food from infancy through adulthood. He notes milk's nutrient components including vitamins and minerals, the need for fresh, well balanced cow or goat milk, and the role of maternal milk and diet in quality nutrition.
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