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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1922
Page
5
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Puget Sound lumber mills topped Western Washington cargo shipments in October. The Chamber of Commerce merchants exchange report notes total shipments of 164,061,404 board feet, up from 91,747,660 in October 1921, with Puget Sound Grays Harbor and Willapa Harbor contributing the bulk.
The X ray can now be measured accurately thanks to Frank Rieber’s invention, enabling precise dosing in cancer treatment. Backed by University of California experts, the device measures the ray output of machines, potentially advancing radiation therapy beyond radium. Rieber notes prior machines varied in strength and duration, risking overdosing or underdosing patients. Tests at multiple stations show successful cancer treatments using the new measure approach.
Charles M. Farrar president of the King County Humane Society and Mrs. C Norman Compton trustee addressed South Park school children Friday on proper treatment of animals. Lantern slides accompanied the talks.
The university extension service will organize a history of the English novel study theme A class on Monday November 26 at 410 o'clock in room 10644 Henry building. The class will be in charge.
A correspondent was told medical sciences teams are not ready to release statistics yet and that the outlook is described as highly optimistic, though specifics were unavailable.
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a kidney and bladder aid. It claims frequent kidney pains reflect clogged kidneys needing a four ounce nightly dose of Jad Salts in water before breakfast. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acid with lithia, supposedly cleans kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and prevents bladder issues.
A group plans to form a dramatic stock company at the Orpheum theater Third and Madison and meet Mayor Brown at 3 p m Saturday. The aim is to offer modern plays at low prices with notable local participants listed among expected attendees including Mrs Henry Landes Mrs Kathryn Miracle Mrs Frederick Bentley Mina M G Baldwin Frank Waterhouse Henry Jacobeen Hugh Caldwell Capt John Rex Thompson Miss Neilie Cornish Mrs Clare Ketchum Tripp and Miss Justina Wayne.
Worsham, a former police detective, sought a civil service commission rehearing of narcotics trafficking charges that led to his removal. Superior Judge Austin Griffiths ruled there was not enough showing to order a new trial in a memorandum decision issued Friday.
Myrtle Ann Zink, wife of professional prize fighter Frank J. Zink, files for divorce in superior court alleging he refuses work except with padded mitts. She claims she and the home suffer due to the alleged neglect. The couple wed October 25, 1921.
Roy Moore and Bert Orentz face a fresh hearing after five supreme court judges failed to decide their appeal for the Bella Floto circus hold up case in Vancouver Washington. A new hearing is set before the full court around January.
Olympia Nov. 18 Judge Wilson of the superior court held under advisement the appeal of the city of Everett from a public works ruling. The Puget Bound Telephone Co was allowed to experiment with the telechronometer at subscriber expense. Attorneys Fauseet and Lloyd Black represented Everett. W Vaughn Turner for the telephone company. A Snohomish County Supreme Court decision by Judge Alston involved the same issue from a different angle.
John M. McGuire, who fled the county stockade weeks ago, was recaptured and returned to confinement Saturday. Stockade guard Hert Taylor spotted McGuire on a downtown street and the prisoner accepted recognition, though he claimed not to.
A series of 1922 pedestrian strikes details multiple incidents. Names include A Jensen, Butler, Sam Gamblin, F P Bowen, OG B Steen, and locations such as Sixth Ave and Weetlake Ave, 10th Ave N BE FE 41st, Lake Ave, Westlake Ave, and Westlake area streets. Victims were knocked down, some injured, with one man carried home.
William R Moody son of evangelist Dwight L Moody will speak at the local Y M C A men’s meeting Sunday November 19 at an pm. He heads the Northfield Massachusetts schools founded by his father Ruth Linrud soprano and harpist will perform on her $2000 harp. Linrud studied in New York and sang in 400 New York Y M C A shop meetings. Her brother Arthur Linrud will play the flute at the event.
Joseph Burke was found guilty of bigamy by a superior court jury and scheduled to begin a five year term at the state penitentiary in Walla Walla. Former Black Diamond mine guard Burke reportedly married Margaret Upper while his first wife was alive, and Judge John Truax sentenced him Friday afternoon.
George Roper, once a preacher, pleads guilty to blowing a shoe store safe here after police catch in the act. He is sentenced to one to forty years in prison.
Boi Beleniek, owner of the Strand Motion Picture Theater in Pittarburg, indicted for involuntary manslaughter after the theater collapse weeks ago killed one child and injured several others. The case cites negligence leading to the deadly incident and charges outline potential penalties.
EDO. WOOLLEY reports a blaze completely destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs G Swetland, while the family attended church. Mount Vernon, NY—Burton Green, 44, pianist and composer, died here.
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