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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
6
A bold pitch offers a new external treatment for rheumatism promising a free trial with no money required. Readers are urged to send coupon requests by mail, including name and address, to receive the product.
Charlie Clos with Kitty Covell and Mr Mans have returned from Fan Fran O8 to entertain old friends at Belmont Cafe on Second Avenue and Stewart Street. High class re entertainment each evening at Belmont Cafe, Belmont Capr.
A wife writes of a simple remedy that cured her husband’s alcoholism and ended his drinking for ten years. The letter claims it helped others too, without selling anything, and asks readers to mail their addresses to Mrs Maiveret Andereon for details.
Lawyer Clarence Darrow urged the California Senate judiciary committee to replace hanging with non punitive methods, arguing fear does not reform and praising the law of love. Governor Johnson accompanied by Darrow before the hearing in Sacramento.
Salem reports a June first effective registration law requiring county clerks to register voters and appoint precinct registrars. Once registered, voters need not re register unless they move. Registration ends 30 days before general or primary elections and 15 days before special elections. one registration covers both general and city elections.
Mrs C W McCollum of Dumas killed two large black bears during a Desha county cane-brake hunt aided only by her dogs. She rushed a bear trapping a dog, struck it with her gun, and another shot finished the second bear. The party total was six bears.
Governor Lister opposes stricter divorce laws and vetoes a three year separation bill. He also vetoes a realty transfer by endorsement bill. He will decide on the Goss anti hanging bill. Lister signed 20 bills including road mill levy and banking supervision measures.
Peter Miller, a noted lawyer burglar, attempted to escape from the Pierce county Jail Friday. Guards heard sawing sounds and police surrounded the building but offenders escaped outside, leaving a saw and chisels. Prosecutor Murphy of Seattle to take Miller back. In Glendale, Ore, Arthur E. Davis, 20, died from a dynamite explosion at the Horse Shoe mine on Coyote Creek.
A Chicago jury including a printer farmer grocer and nine laymen approved Paul Chabas painting September Morn after two days of testimony on its purity. The scene shows a young woman washing herself in a September morning lake setting with two Venus figures displayed nearby to illustrate restraint.
Marie Hruby aged 16 testified in San Francisco that private detective Jas Christy tried to sway her not to prosecute Albert Hendricks on a felony charge. Hendricks allegedly mistreated two 16 year olds at a beach resort. The recall movement against Police Judge Weller began after he cut Hendrick's bail from 3900 to 1000.
Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste promises improved performance over trays. The Stearns' Paste Co of Chicago offers genuine refuse imitation money back if it falls on dealers, priced at 25 cents and one dollar.
An advertisement promises a simple treatment to erase freckles and blemishes. It claims applying meronnzal paste nightly removes the outer cuticle, bringing fresh skin after washing in the morning. It also mentions a solution of eagolite for wrinkles, asserting dramatic, painless results.
Firemen seek injunction against citys double platoon system set for April 2 arguing public employe eight hour law. Judge Smith expects ruling on whether city must run three platoons if plan upheld, with fireboat crew already on eight hour shifts and other crews facing longer hours.
Skagway Alaska March 22 J E Owens who located a claim in the new diggings reported by Skookum Jim is at Atlin today with several thousand dollars worth of washed gold the first bought out from the scene of the new strike He says all claims on his creek are staked but will not reveal the location and will return with supplies at once.
Mothers' pensions become effective in Utah today. Mothers compelled to work for a living will receive ten dollars per month to support one child and five dollars for each additional child. The law aims to keep mothers at home to raise their children properly.
A reader pledges a one-room cure for eczema claiming rapid results and a free trial in exchange for contact. The letter asserts widespread failure of past treatments and urges sending a sample or references to prove the claimed method.
President Wilson and Attorney General Reynolds plan to appoint National Committeeman William King of Oregon as chief justice of the Court of Claims. The move was announced in Washington on March 22 by United Press.
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