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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
5
Sundry ads and notices including help wanted, purchases, real estate, furniture, automobiles, and legal notices. Listings reference Seattle area addresses, such as Union, Pine, Union Rd, and 7th Ave, with varied categories and contact details.
A dated directory fragment lists attorneys at law and patent firms with addresses and phone numbers in Seattle. The entry includes IP Bald, Frederick Fporin, Reynolds, Harry Bowen Co, Pierre Warnes, Captain W. Maupin, Dr Edith Moore, and others. It also mentions collateral loans, electronics repairs, and the Scandinavian American Bank with loan offers and secrecy.
For sale real estate in Queen Anne Hill listing multiple small properties. Bungalows cottages and furnished rooms with prices from 1 250 to 2 750 and down payments. Contact Main 6671 Burke Midg. PATRRE 124 Third Ave and other local listings.
For sale a b acre tract near Bothell just off a paved highway. Timber on the property is smooth and valuable, double the buyer’s cost. A new two room cottage with gas range and a good well is included. Price reasonable at $12,000. Herman Schroeder, White Building.
Burghars entered the grocery store of N. C. J. Nelson at 102d and Woodland Park Ave early Wednesday morning taking butter canned goods and tobacco valued at 100. Deputy Sheriffs Marl Ramage and Ed Hughes investigated. Mrs Beardsley’s confectionery next door was entered but nothing was missing.
A bullet embedded in H. R. Quinn’s brain was surgically removed Tuesday at City Hospital and his condition improves. Quinn was shot after a alleged boom party at the Success hotel on First Ave and Bell St November 11 by an unknown assailant. Detectives hold William Morrison and William Campbell in City Jail. a third suspect is at large.
Walter F. Anderson of Anderson Drug Co at 1403 First Ave was found not guilty in a jury trial before United States District Judge Cushman of selling Primo a patent medicine with more than 1 percent alcohol as a beverage under federal liquor laws.
Deputy Prosecutor William Parmalee has resigned effective January 1, announced by Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas. Parmalee had served under Douglas’s predecessor and was asked to stay to finish unfinished matters.
Tide readings for Seattle report height 12.8 feet at 1,108 p.m with a low tide of 1.07 pounds per square meter.
The Osaka Kaisha liner Arizona docks here with a cargo of raw silk valued at $3,500,000, including 3,000 boxes of Japanese oranges and 1,900 bags of mail. Vessels from multiple ports report arrivals and movements in the harbor and surrounding waters.
Market notes list wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and dairy along with flour hay and feed items. Mentions shipments by Mitsui & Co with seven ships en route for December and January loading and two ships loading wheat and lumber at Puget Sound and Grays Harbor.
A complaint charging Willis Hart, a soldier at Fort Lawton, with grand larceny was filed in superior court Wednesday. Hart is alleged to have stolen a car belonging to J. B. Wise man of 2652 Fifth Ave West.
Police held Mike Sanchez and Albert Johnson on narcotics charges after a cocaine dispute over 13 bundles. Patrolman Dotson said Johnson offered to sell dope, leading to a purchase from Sanchez in a Fourth Avenue pool room and an arrest when the bundle fell to the sidewalk. A cardh of Johnson showed 12 bundles missing.
Gust B. Rasmussen files in superior court to collect 6,884.91 kronen or 1171.12 dollars from the defunct Scandinavian American Bank and state banking supervisor John P. Duke. He claims the bank had been appointed to collect his funds from Langeland's bank in Rudkjobing Denmark, received July 19, 1921, with the bank closing June 20.
Quick action by the fire department Tuesday night prevented heavy damage to buildings near a machine shop at 1509 10th Ave. The shop owned by Capt. Harry C. Crosby was damaged about 290 dollars with contents loss around 500 dollars.
A 1120 15th Ave apartment owned by J. P. Agnee was looted Tuesday night for the fourth time in recent weeks. Burglars took a complete silver set a string of gold beads and two cameo rings.
A letter from the Japan Cotton Trading Corporation praises the Seattle Port Commission for efforts to restore the old cotton export rate of 1.45 dollars. At the Galveston Chamber of Commerce request the Interstate Commerce Commission recently raised the Pacific coast rate on cotton to 1.50.
A dense listing from Pike Place Market details stalls 1 through 166 offering pure American cane sugar milk products canned goods fresh produce and meats. It notes prices such as 4 tall cane sugar 25 cents and 2 peppers 26 cents while naming vendors like Carnation milk Campbell's soup and Libby's meat along with assorted staples including apples salmon halibut beans and butter across multiple stalls.
The steamship Silver State will carry freight mail and more than 600 passengers on its third voyage to the Orient departing Saturday morning at 11.
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