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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1913

Page

2

Fourth Seattle traffic death in two weeks claims Isaac Griswold

Isaac H Griswold 73 of Lake Cushman dies from injuries after a taxicab runs him down Friday night in Seattle. Driver Anatin Trambly 712 First Ave says he traveled eight miles an hour as Griswold stepped onto the curb and fell into the street. Griswold had been visiting his daughter Mrs Robert Barrie of Kirkland.

Seattle Isaac H. Grisswold Lake Cushman Anatin R. Trambly Griswold Robert Barrie Kirkland

McReynolds selects J. W. Preston for SF district attorney

Attorney General McReynolds announced J. W. Preston of Ukiah as the choice for the United States attorney for the San Francisco district. The appointment signals a key federal staffing decision in California.

Washington Attornew McReynolds J. W. Preston Ukiah San Francisco Federal District Attorneyship

Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank

Money represents labor and savings while the Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank offers safe storage, earns interest, and provides careful financial handling plus sound business counsel from its officers. Second Avenue and Cherry Street location noted.

Dexter Horton Trust & Savings Bank

Clue to Murder in Washington

Police investigate a blood stained underskirt a German school reader and an empty revolver found with a lumber car at Johns Brown Sash factory in Aurora Illinois Workmen report a struggle blood spots on the car Elsie Helba Day Springfield Oregon and Dr H A Day Colville Washington named in a reader Miss Day in Des Moines fears for Miss Alice McCormack Springfield Oregon a teacher with whom she exchanged books The lumber came from South Bend Washington aboard South Bend Mills Transportation Co September 25

Aurora Iil Johns- Brown Sash Elsie Helba Day Springfield Ore H. A Day Colville Wash Miss Day Des Moines Alice McCormack South Bend South Bend Mills & Transportation Co

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Druggists Refund Promise

Advertisement claims PAZO Ointment cures piles itching bleeding or protruding within six to fourteen days. If not cured, druggists refund money. Includes promise of prompt relief after first application.

Beautiful Silverware Free With Star Readers Offer

A set of six French gray Rogers Silver Tea Spoons is offered free to The Star mall subscribers who pay a one year in advance subscription of $2.25. The spoons, valued at at least $2.50 each, will be mailed with charges paid. Subscribers may renew, or refer a friend for a year at the regular price to receive the spoons, not available to agents.

Rogers Mall The Star

The Bird of Paradise at Moore Theatre Thanksgiving Week

Moore Theatre hosts The Bird of Paradise all Thanksgiving week with Sunday opening and holiday matinees. The drama follows Paul Wilson and Luana amid Hawaii and American humor, starring Leonore Ulrich and William Desmond with native hula dancers. Also at Metropolitan Theatre Julian Eltinge returns in The Fascinating Widow with new songs and gowns. Seattle Theatre presents The Great Divide, detailing a man’s transformation after exploiting a woman.

Hawaii Moore Theatre Paul Wilson Phyasician Luana Mount Pele Leonore Ulrich Moronco William Desmond Australia Paul Julian Eltinge America Metropolitan Theatre Fascinating Widow Io Eltinge Eltinge Anna Renaina Marguerite Skirvish

Tivoli Theatre announces The Girl Question season

The Tivoli Theatre unveils a new week of dances songs and comedy headlined by The Girl Question. Georgia Drew Mendon’s role is now played by Misa Myrtle Deloy as the young soubrette with Harry B. Cleveland cast as Don Ryan the head waiter in Foster on Monday.

New Tivoli Theatre Foster Georgia Drew Mendon Misa Myrtle Deloy Don Ryan Harry B. Cleveland

Power’s Elephants Headline Pantages Bill Monday Matinee

Power's Elephants, freshly captured from the circus, lead the new Pantages bill opening with a Monday matinee. Benson and Bell, famed English comedian duo, provide extra laughs along with toe and eccentric dancing. The program also features the Dumitriscu novelty bar act, Billy Link and Blossom Robinson, and the Otto Brothers. John F Conroy leads the Orpheum next week with a separate act.

Pantages Power Circus Ring Benson and Bell Dumitriscu Billy Link Blossom Robinson Otto Brothers

A Night at the Bath to Play at the Empress Next Week

A comedy titled A Night at the Bath features 10 characters and will be presented at the Empress Theater next week, inviting local audiences to enjoy the period piece.

Theatres Next Week Show Lineup at Met and Tivoli

Metropolitan opens Monday with The Big Noise at the Elka venue. The Fascinating Widow stars from Tuesday to Saturday with Julian Eltinge. Moore presents The Bird of Paradise with Seattiie Hailey and Mitchell Stock in The Great Divide. Tivoli features The Girl Question.

Metropolitan the Elka Julian Eltinge

Thousands of Pennant Collectors Now in Seattle

The Seattle Daily Star began issuing pennants to the public for a small handling charge and four coupons. Thousands have started collections, with new pennants weekly, often four or five at a time. Pennants come in four to seven colors, once sold for 65 cents, with Yale and Navy pennants premier this week. Pennants serve as home decorations or table coverings, and mail orders require extra postage.

Seattle Daily Star Star Yale Navy

Wilson Turns Attention to Trusts Next

Washington reports the administration will shift focus to trust legislation after completing the currency bill. The plan aims to curb brutal competition and monopoly, with Brandeis inspired provisions as a core method and penalties. The outcome hinges on enforcing a law defined to limit abuses by business in the public interest.

Washington Administration Congress Socialista Louis D. Brandeia

Slayer Ralph Lopez Sought After Police Shootings

Poases scour hills near Saratoga Springs as officers chase Ralph Lopez the Mexican gunman who killed Chief Grant of Bingham Deputy Sheriff Whithack and Benon. Earlier he killed John Valdez in Bingham.

Salt Lake Saratoga Springs Ralph Lopez Grant Bingham

Lincoln Beachey Drops Gold from Sky in Aerial Feat

In San Diego on November 22 Lincoln Beachey flew upside down and dropped gold pieces totaling about $300. His mechanicians gathered the coins after a long search, marking another dramatic stunt in aviation exhibitions.

San Diego Lincoln Beachey

Prisoner Moonlights as Chronic Criminal

William Howell, 52, now serving 50 days in a county jail for a violation of state law, says he has spent 24 years of his life in prison. He began his crime career after winning 16, and between ages 12 and his first adult arrest remained free only two years. He blames lack of detection for the brief freedom and questions what to do upon release.

San Francisco William Howell Howell

Sweeney Praises Tammany Meets Youth Democrats’ Backlash

In Peking on November 22 President Yuen Shih Kai awarded the Order of The Excellent Crop to retiring American minister W. J. Calhoun. In New York the Young Men Democratic State league rejected Bo Sweeney’s claim that Tammany will rise again, with heckling and a vociferous denial from the audience.

Bo Sweeney Tammany Sweeney John Hannah Stonecutters’ Union A. F of L Tammany Organization Hannah Hoes Murphy Ho Sweeney Whovarbona Peking Yuen Shal Kai W. J. Calhoun

Home Remedy Promises Relief for Bilious Headaches

Time wasted by headaches and lassitude due to biliousness is addressed with a safe, certain home remedy that promises quick relief. The notice frames bilious distress as a common issue solvable by simple treatment.

Resinol ointment advertised for itching and skin healing

Resinol ointment stops itching instantly and, with Resinol Soap, clears eczema ringworm pimples and other eruptions quickly. The product is described as gentle enough for delicate skin including babies and is sold nationwide with free trial offers.

United States Dept J&r Resinol Baltimore

Seattle Taxicab Robbery Ties to Series of Holdups

Police seek a lone attacker after a taxi driver at 416 Tenth Ave South was robbed of $8 by a masked suspect with a revolver. The same man then held up Y Higo, a Japanese grocer at 306 12th Ave, taking $6 from his pockets and fleeing.

Seattle Seattle Taxicab & Transfer Co W. B. Kiteves Tenth Av. S Kileves Y. Higo 12Th Ag Higo

Threatening unrest in Northern Russia after general strike

Reports from Vienna describe a threatened situation in Northern Russia following a general strike in St. Petersburg. Workers at the Bouchov factory walked out for higher pay, and the government reportedly uses severe measures to suppress the movement, with hundreds of arrests anticipated.

Vienna Russia St. Petersburg

Minister Dies After Runaway Buggy Crash

Rev V N Thorne Swedish Lutheran pastor died after his buggy was thrown when a grocer's delivery auto bumped it on Summit View Road. The horse bolted and the incident occurred in North Yakima.

North Yakima V. N. Thorne Summit View Road

Scientist Talks To Y M Sunday Club

Prof Montraville M Wood renowned scientist will speak to the Y M C A Lyceum audience Tuesday evening and address the men’s Sunday club tomorrow afternoon on The Coordination of Science and Religion. Parole officer C T Webb of the Monroe state reformatory also speaks.

Montraville M. Wood Lyceum Sunday Club Wood C. T. Webb State Reformatory Monroe

Tokugawa Prince Keiki Dies in Tokyo at Age

Prince Keiki Tokugawa, the last Shogun, died in Tokyo yesterday. The former ruler had been a symbol of Japan's Meiji era transition and his passing closes a historic era in Japanese history.

Tokio Keiki Tokugawa

Secretary Bryan Denies AP Warship Statement

Washington November 22 Secretary Bryan issued a statement calling false the claim that the administration protested England's action in sending warships to Mexican waters. He condemns the publication made without inquiry and notes that denial cannot reach all readers or prevent editorial comment. The statement mentions AP distributing the denial to papers in the United States and Europe.

Washington Bryan

Bank Deal Under Way as Scandinavian Bank Plans Portland Purchase

Negotiations for the Scandinavian American bank to acquire the assets and business of Commerce Trust and Savings bank are completed. Transfer, approved by the clearing house, will occur before December 1.

Portland

Children Take Cascar ets Candy Cathartic

Advertises Cascar ets Candy Cathartic as a mild laxative for children. Claims the candy causes no upset and cleanses bowels, soothing constipation and improving stomach comfort.

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