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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1911
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows a bizarre dialogue with references to a daring mission to Japan and a resigned salesman. Names Skygack Osgar Adolf appear in a chaotic exchange. The passage mixes odd phrases and nonsensical bursts, lacking coherent context.
Melbourne reports that heavyweight champion Jack Johnson will likely return to the ring in Australia. A cable confirms an offer from Weber of Sydney for 6000 pounds with Johnson boxing and Weber wrestling. Weber proposes unique conditions, including bare fists for Weber and gloves for Johnson, aiming to force a quitting finish. Johnson says he is ready to meet in December at Sydney if terms hold.
Advertisement touts Swisece Hair Remedy as a scientific treatment stopping scalp diseases and restoring gray hair to natural color. It claims free trial, testimonials, and nationwide distribution through drugstores and departments. Also mentions Seattle Owl Drug Co. stores as retailers.
Mrs. Inez C. Peterson loses custody of son Raymond E. to Ernest E. Peterson after a San Francisco custody charge. Judge Main grants father right to take boy to his Cashmere ranch and suspends further maintenance payments. Seattle college team to face the Pirates this afternoon on campus.
Australian heavyweight Lang has offered to meet American fighter Jack Lester again within weeks. Lester claims he was knocked to his knees after his arm momentarily paralyzed by Lang's elbow. A return bout may be arranged.
Lincoln highs will meet the Tacoma contenders for the state high school baseball championship on the latter's grounds tomorrow afternoon. Coach Allen will take 12 of his fastest men. Ballard high won 9 to 3 over Weat thhe high at Ballard grounds yesterday.
Minneapolis May 16 The book The Second Amendment by Henry C Hansbrough a former U S senator from North Dakota portrays Washington power struggles. It names Aldrich Hale Cleveridge and others as champions of corporate interests and argues for a new party based on public welfare replacing old parties.
A collection of reactions from political figures and officials on a Supreme Court decision involving Standard Oil. Statements touch on potential effects on business conditions, possible reorganizations, and interpretations of antitrust law. Notables include Judge E H Gary, Senator La Follette, Charles J Bonaparte, Victor L Berger, Senator Kenyon, Senator Culberson, John S Miller, and Frank B Kellogg.
Chicago patrolman Dodd saved Mathew Folsceid who leapt from a draw bridge into the Chicago river. After being towed ashore he escaped again, returning to the water and prompting another rescue before the wagon was called.
The missing heiress Dorothy Arnold is not dead or alive and a body recovered from the East River is ruled not hers after her brother John Arnold reviewed clothing and jewelry. In Hong Kong a revolutionary Canton uprising is planned for tomorrow with Europeans preparing to flee Shamien.
Mme Stillwell in Fashion extols magatone lotion for skin care. Dissolve one original package of magatone in eight ounces witch hazel, massage daily for clearer skin and a healthier complexion. The ad claims magatone protects skin from weather, tan, and freckles and is greaseless compared with powders.
State Labor Commissioner McLaughlin says the Southern Pacific will resist enforcement of the eight hour law for women. He notes only hotels may contest actions, while SP hotels at Santa Barbara and other locales are preparing to challenge the rule.
In Grand Rapids Michigan on May 16 a riot by about 2000 factory workers and supporters at Whiddicomb Furniture Co. left many policemen injured and hospitalized. Ralph Whiddicomb was attacked as he attempted a break from the plant, while crowds of men women and boys fought back with rocks and other projectiles. Fire engine hoses finally quelled the disturbance.
Practical reminder to follow a physician's approval for medicines and to trust the doctor’s guidance for any treatment. Encourages using recommended remedies like Ayer's Sarsa Parilla if prescribed, or other suitable options as advised.
Beauty specialists praise a simple, inexpensive shampoo made by dissolving a spoonful of canthrax in a cup of water. It is claimed to replace soap and shampoos, cleanse dust and dandruff, dry hair quickly, stop itching, and leave hair lustrous, soft and fluffy. Mae Martyn notes experts advise avoiding alkalis in ordinary soaps.
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