Seven Healed At Free Public Demonstration
Dr. Olney conducted a free public demonstration of heart power at Bodallet temple Tuesday afternoon. Beve g persons were publicly healed on the platform during the lecture. Weather forecast shows clear tonight and Thursday with light south winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Bodallet
Lec
Typhoon Tales of Hardship From Reaper Sailors
"Nick" J Powers of the Reaper told The Star of a gale that damaged the Reaper on the China Sea voyage to Seattle. The storm shredded fore topgallant yard and fore staysail, nearly cost Powers his life, and left crew battered but aboard as the Reaper neared Port Townsend. A British ship A G Ropes lost three masts in a Shanghai voyage typhoon and drifted for days before rescue. The Reaper will stay at Port Townsend while cargo is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris & Thompson
Nick” J. Powers
Reaper
Paulson
Port Townsend
Orient
Powers
Seattle
Star
A. G. Ropes
China Sea
Thompson
Carelesences
Yeese
Kobi
Japan
Cape Flattery
Shanghai
New York
Eallore
Stuart's Tablets Promising Stomach Relief and Digestion Aid
Promoted as a remedy for stomach trouble and dyspepsia, Stuart's Tablets are claimed to aid digestion without irritating the bowels. The ad touts their fruit-based ingredients, government-grade purity, and effectiveness after meals, urging trials at drugstores to prove their value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Oman
Nooksack Power Plant Sold to Stone & Webster
In Bellingham on October 4 a banquet announced that the Nooksack Falls power plant has been transferred to Stone & Webster. The new owners plan rapid completion and to connect the falls to the city via a power system. About 150000 dollars has already been spent. the plant’s original 25000 horsepower capacity will power streetcars industry and city lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Bellingham Hay Improvement Company
Tte
Too Thin City Attorney Fines Wile in Disorderly Case
In King County court a disorderly defendant Wile was fined 100 dollars and jailed 80 days after he failed to explain possession of another man’s clothes. The judge called his explanations “too thin” and noted a prior conviction. Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived in Yokohama with her party and planned to travel to San Francisco aboard the Siberia after a stopover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile
Yen
Ding Pat
Man Hedges
Helms
Wiles
de Bruler
King County
Yokohama
Alice Roosevelt
Interior
Harriman
Siberia
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ture
Fournid
leHills Une
ARPET
G& U
Nion
Stree R
First Ave
Ernst Bros
Cole
Seaman
Poworewaa
Jack
Captain Rivers
Han
Strapper
Nooksack
Seattle Street Railway
Bellingham
J. J. Donovan
The
Bellingham Bay & British Co
Lumbia Railroad
Jacob Furth
Chickering
Hobart M. Cable, Kimball
M. H. Hannah
D. S. Johnston
Geattle
Second Avenue
Burke Building
Péter
Red Cross
Bartell
Paine
Trust Drug
Bland
Cancareta
Carter
Bartell’s
Avery
Second Ave
California
Eton Harlbut
Newhall
McCarthy Oy Company
Mieesna
Shaw
Srcono Avenue & Spranc Siem Remy Gi Holmes Fumenturi CO
Monarch Ag