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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
2
Judge John Rellstab considers restraining federal enforcement of a prohibition provision as Christian A. A. Corp sues Duffy Bodine and the IRS. The case marks the first Jersey attack against prohibition amid drink sale restrictions.
JLalu Marsh, described as colored, was found guilty in U district court Tuesday afternoon of making 10 gallons of prune and raisin mash. She was sentenced to six months in prison and a $500 fine.
In New York March 10 reports show the demand for a so called beer cheese rising as free lunches gain popularity. Cheese merchants warn of piling supplies in storage houses due to the increased demand and local market effects.
In Catherine Ontario yesterday a mishap occurred when a freight car collided with a load of whisky crates and egg crates. The incident disrupted transport and drew local attention to the busy goods transport hub.
A sale of the estate of the original Jacob Astor includes one loan and forty nine parcels. The total receipts reach 5,159,075 dollars. The disposal covers six dwellings thirty eight tenements twenty nine improved lands under lease three factory buildings and several vacant lots.
A mother and Mr. John Smith discuss placing their month-old daughter for adoption through The Star. Mrs. Smith confronts fears about the future as the father loses his job. The couple has two other children.
In Los Angeles on March 10 86 Judge Craft awarded Mrs Euphrasia Van Camp $60 000 as her share of community property and granted a divorce from Frank Van Camp wealthy food packer She claimed extreme cruelty and named Ruth Crusen as co respondent The court found no proof of misconduct but noted their friendship caused Mrs Van Camps mental anguish
Washington reports land hunger among returned soldiers with over 15000 applications for 144 farms in the North Platte and Shoshone Irrigation projects. Chiefs say many veterans wish to own farms and a lottery will decide farm distribution due to limited lands and high demand.
Seattle shoppers are drawn to Bargain Basement displays featuring Wool Jersey Dresses in two styles and colors from 16 to 42. The sale highlights Cloth-Top Shoes at 3.90 with varied color options, self-covered buttons, floss embroidery and battleship gray kid bottoms. Styles include Louis heels and spring hats in multiple braids and finishes.
Local report notes three pedestrians struck by autos so far this year across the city with brief details on circumstances and locations of incidents available in police blotter.
CT Harkness of Tacoma struck an unidentified man on PB Marginal Way Tuesday night as he drove into the city. The victim’s leg sustained a slight bruise but he refused hospital treatment.
A pedestrian was struck by an automobile on Tuesday afternoon at Fourth Avenue and University. He sustained a cut to the head and bruises to the body. the driver’s name was not learned. The incident occurred near 14 Ninth Avenue and 8 Sponwit.
Adams, DeRounse, of 126 N Tirol St, reported to police that he struck an unnamed woman on Fremont Ave while boarding a streetcar. She was only slightly hurt. January and February totals show minimal police action and no council response. The Star urges a new traffic division in the police department for safer streets.
Speculation on William Hickman Moore seeking the city council presidency ended Wednesday as Moore stated he has no intention of wielding the gavel next year. Hesketh and Carroll remain as possible successors in the race.
Health commissioner questions power to force sidewalk sweeping while Assistant Corporation Counsel Kennedy argues streets must be unclean enough to prosecute under nuisance law. He cites a Wednesday decision stating abutting property owners can be charged only when streets reach a degree of filth and noxiousness.
Domus All Fiber Rugs present economical floor coverings for bedrooms and cottages. Sizes 6x9 at 10 dollars, 8x10 at 13.50, 9x12 at 14 dollars. Designs in blue tan and green with neat allover patterns. Bozart All Fiber Rugs priced at 2.25 for small sizes, ideal for protecting larger rugs. Fourth Floor The Bon Marche.
The Art Needlework Section offers daily classes and demonstrations on hand knitted sweaters this week led by Mrs. Hortense Trotter. Prices for yarn include Shetland Floss 35 cents a ball knitting worsted 65 cents a ball and heather mixture 1.25 dollars a hank. Located in the Third Floor Art Needlework Dept Shopping Booth Upper Main Floor.
A selection of organdy collars to elevate dark suits and dresses with spring appeal. Features include waist sets vestees rolled collars square collars in all white or cream lace, with sets and touches of color, all highly desirable and priced at B35e.
Correct for Easter wear these satin and taffeta dresses priced at 35 dollars feature short sleeves and skirts with street colors. Odd ruches of frayed silk panels of accordion pleating tassels Herme hems side draperies and wing effects add smartness to the models. The quality of the fabric is excellent and the fashions are the latest. Dress Section Second Floor.
B. Fitzgerald, who had been confined to his bed for four days with influenza, was able to sit up on Wednesday. It is not anticipated that he will visit his office this week.
London report states James Paterson MacMilan aged 40 choked to death at Hampden Club after a hard lump of baked potato lodged in his throat during lunch. Police and coroner to inquire into death.
A witty remark defines a true hero as a husband who hands his weekly pay envelope to his wife unopened. The line reflects domestic expectations and humor about money and marriage.
Readers learn pattern ideas for plaid and check skirts with options in pleats and lengths. Suggestions cover material choices such as wool serge and French serge with yardage from one to three yards of 56 inch wide fabric.
A roomy soft black glazed kid leather slipper with turned soles promises foot comfort at home. The design targets tender feet and offers relaxed fit for indoor wear.
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