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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1919
Page
5
Seattle plans to vote in school and port elections as heavy registration continues. The comptroller reports 66,500 names on the rolls with 6,000 more to be added by November 10, the deadline for registration.
John M. Saunders son of District Attorney Robert C. Saunders and Ford K. Brown of Port Townsend received Rhodes scholarships. Saunders was named for 1918 from the state. Brown's appointment is for 1919. The 1918 award was delayed by the war. Mrs. E. M. Drisko, 60, former boardinghouse keeper, died at Seattle General Hospital.
Registration quiets as local voters prepare for December 2 election. Four candidates contest two school board seats: George H. Walker attorney W J Santmyer seeking re election C W Kantner music teacher Ames shipyards and J H Edwards engineer. One port commission candidate has filed W S Lincoln seeking re election.
Samuel Hill will address the league after an extended investigation tour of Southeastern Europe visiting Serbia Montenegro Bulgaria and Romania. He will also discuss the Russian situation. The public is invited.
A narrator travels with Jim Morrison aboard a jury rigged airship over banana trees and a mountain pass toward the Ilo Grande. The journey blends danger and romance as plans unfold to rescue Katherine Miller and pursue bandits.
The notice promotes Kotalko sold by Ow Drug Co and other druggists including Bartell, Boston Drug Co, and Kineel’s. It claims a $300 guarantee with each box and offers a small portion of Kotalko and testimonials on request by sending ten cents to the advertiser.
A public health note explains the seven year cycle of tissue renewal and aging. It states the body continually rebuilds, and when tissue loss outpaces replacement, a person visibly grows older.
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