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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
13
A Birmingham Age-Herald item notes a candidate criticizing another for discrepancies between private gain and public service. It mentions a private life job at $2,000 yearly and a public post at $5,000, raising doubts about honesty. An English engineer is credited with inventing a camera that photographs notes.
New York reports a claim over Bart Conroy's will as his common law wife "The Bluebird" seeks control of the $100,000 estate. Lawful challengers allege Co nroy was induced to sign while paralyzed. The dispute centers on Bart's Place at Mott and Canal streets once famed in Chinatown.
W H Pauthamus president of the Western Washington fair presides as the event opens on a sunny Tuesday. The fair features numerous small visitors and hundreds of attendees boosting its appeal to spectators.
The Harrison Direct Line freighter carrying about 1000 tons of general cargo from North European ports is due Beattie Friday morning. Capt. A. Frank commands the vessel, now at Vancouver discharging a cargo including 30 000 cases of Booth whisky. In 1548 the Jews of Portugal were banished to Brasil.
William Titus White, 46, of 1415 Piret Ave NI, died suddenly yesterday while driving to Olympia. He was employed by Tacoma Grocery Co. Survived by his wife Mantle White. Funeral services will be held under the Masonic lodge at the Cremation Society of Washington.
Monday the power schooner Chukoetk narrowly escaped the Arctic freeze up and is now en route for Heattian. The power schooner Maratian, cruising Siberian waters for several months, is expected to return about October 25.
Murry you must act to stop hair loss as it signals weak roots and dandruff. Danderine is advertised to halt shedding and remove dandruff, promising stronger, fuller hair after use.
Program outlines Governor Laure Hart speech and multiple events across Poultry Day Derby Day and Kiwanis night festivities. Highlights include a 1:30 poultry parade with 15 floats and 800 poultrymen, two running races, horse displays, chariot race, bear hunt, motorcycle event, Australian pursuit auto race, parachute ascent, and a free admission night featuring singing and horsemanship exhibitions.
Opening day at the Western Washington fair in Puyallup draws country and city crowds as exhibitors showcase fruit from Sound orchards, forest products, and farm goods. Preparations filled Monday, with Tuesday offering parades, baseball for girls, a tulip show, and a busy schedule headlined by entertainment and racing events.
Tilly Kelly leads a five member company in Heel Dreama at the Pantages theater with a strong comic presence. Officer Vokes features an unusual canine actor in Don, while Burt Shepard performs an Australian stock whip act. Paigo and Richards deliver a sharp singing and talking routine, Welderson sisters shine in a musical number.
M. Roth of Roth & Co. tailors at 110 Cherry Street was fined $100 by Justice C. C. Dalton for unauthorized use of a union label. Fireman P. G. Sandstedt testified Roth used a United Garment Workers of America label on uniform trousers without authority. Roth admitted the lack of authority. notice of appeal was given.
Bert Butterworth of Los Angeles billed as the liveliest wire Ad eclubber headlined the Beattie Ad club noon meeting Tuesday, delivering an energetic address to members.
Miss Cayenne weighs impact of Paris fashion dictators on skirts length and whether elk stockings or dress material will drive trends. Washington Star report notes uncertainty about next season's hemlines and public reaction.
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