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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
10
Chinese laundry workers contribute their services to every laundry bundle this week to raise funds for Near East Relief. The effort asks customers to donate as bundles go out, supporting starving Chinese victims.
Ira W. Reynolds of Seattle claims his wife gained 25 pounds after taking Tanlac. He describes years of indigestion and misery, then notes improved appetite, color, strength, and daily functioning. The testimonial states Tanilac is sold by Bartell Drug Stores and leading druggists.
Poem urging wear a poppy and decorate graves honors fallen soldiers. It references Memorial Day, In Flanders Fields, and a tribute by Miss Sarah A Potts of 2610 West Dakota.
Daily turnout for the Chinese famine relief drive increases as events expand. A benefit performance by local Japanese at Nipponkan hall Washington Street and Maynard, a regular Japanese vaudeville show, and Paul Pung the Chinese cartoonist are featured for Chinatown visitors. A Friday mass meeting at the Metropolitan theatre under China club auspices will be led by Dr. M. A. Matthews.
Charles A. Braun of Philadelphia brother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll testified to a Bergdoll investigating committee that he foresaw trouble and sought to dissociate from the Bergdoll name. He said he had strained relations with his mother Grover and Erwin Bergdoll and had tried to distance himself from the family stigma.
Secretary of War Weeks announced a three man commission will go to Panama soon to investigate the Civil government of the canal zone. In Stevenson, W G Hufford, chairman of the state game commission, reports discovery of elk hunters during a trip to the north end of Skamania county.
Zemo relieves eczema blotches rashes and similar skin complaints. Priced 35c for regular or $1.00 for extra large bottle, this cleansing penetrating liquid heals skin quickly without greasiness. Sold by E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
Masvo Kitamura, 1 year old son of D J Kitamura, fell from a second floor stairway at 665 Lane Street in his home. He crawled to the stair edge and plunged to the bottom, striking a Newell post. He died at Nippon hospital within hours after being rushed there.
In Portland Oregon on May 25 James T. Anderson 69 confessed to killing his wife 79 with an ax while she lay ill in bed saying the doctor said she could not recover The couple had just celebrated their golden anniversary Anderson surrendered to authorities and a murder charge was prepared by District Attorney Walter H Evans and Sheriff H M Hurlburt The son in law H C Krum signed the complaint seeking formal charges
A blaze at 9230 Ith Ave early Wednesday damaged a vehicle repair shop owned by Bert Furman. Spontaneous combustion is blamed for the fire which caused about 1,200 dollars in damages to a repair building. Five automobiles were partially burned and smoke and water damaged shop contents about 200 dollars.
The body found hanging from a tree above Berkeley is identified as Manuel Alonzo a Montana miner. He is said to have left a wife and three young children who are believed to be in Montana. Spokane reports twenty acres near town bought by a firm planning a silver fox farm.
Ray C. Stone, 25, a clerk for Uh Brothers at 611 Union St, died Tuesday afternoon after securing wallpaper at the rear of the shop. He resided at Ravenna Apartments on Terry Ave. The death was attributed to natural causes. A woman customer was present at the front of the store.
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