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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1920
Page
15
Shelby, hiding near a ravine, sketches a risky plan to rescue Olga from a hut beside the trees. He reasons the guard's distraction and rival factions may allow a quiet exit via the cave to reach the summit without betraying Pancha. He prepares to test the feasibility with cautious steps.
A discussion of anemia and iron tonics as remedies contrasts with a tense scene where a pursuer, Dia Shelby, investigates an abandoned shack. He discovers fresh footprints and enters to find two dead men, one an Indian and one a white man, with weapons nearby, hinting at a hidden prison and a dangerous pursuit ahead.
A historical ad explains rheumatism as blood saturated with uric acid poison and warns against topical salves. It promotes S. S. S. blood cleanser as a long proven remedy, claiming vegetable purity and safe for delicate stomachs. It urges readers to consult the company physician for free advice.
Norwegians mark May 17 with observances in Seattle. Daughters and Sons of Norway planned a Norway Hall gathering at Boren avenue and Virginia street with Rev. B Bergersen and Edwin J Vickner from the University of Washington delivering principal addresses. A Norwegian male choir recital was set for the Masonic Temple at the same hour.
Chicago reports Dick Smythe, comrade of Horace Walton, a boy train robber, held by federal authorities in connection with a mail car holdup near Chicago Friday. Walton obtained $80,000, killed a policeman, and was shot dead by officers after a 30 minute siege.
Secretary of Agriculture T. Meredith appeals to the Chamber of Commerce for help in securing farm labor as shortages threaten crops. He urges coordinated action with producers and local officials to recruit workers and stabilize harvests.
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparitin as a spring blood purifier for scrofula eczema salt rheum and other ailments. It claims long standing effectiveness backed by testimonies, notes pure labeling and physician endorsement, and promotes Hood's Pills as a mild laxative.
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