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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1912

Page

6

This Cough Syrup Recipe Promises Quick Relief

An old home remedy recipe claims to stop coughing quickly by mixing Pinex with sugar syrup to make a pint of cough syrup. It touts ease, taste, and a tonic effect, saying it helps hoarseness croup bronchitis asthma and throat lung troubles. The ad promises a money back guarantee and notes Pinex is available through druggists or The Pinex Co Wayne Indiana and distributors in Seattle.

United States Dax Pinex Co Wayne Ind Barte Dros Seattle

Seattle Council invokes referendum on Fire Department shift ordinance

Notice declares Ordinance No. 36039 altering Fire Department staffing in Seattle, creating two platoons for day and night service with defined hours and emergency powers. It repeals conflicting ordinances and sets passage timing, with mayoral approval and city charter rules. A November 5, 1912 public ratification section is noted.

Mee Bay Council of Sy of Seattice Seattle Robt. B. Hesketh Anenten Mant Geo F. Cotterill H. W. Carrola P. Agnew The H. W. Carroll Spandener

Big crowds hear Bob Hodge speak in Seattle tours

Progressive gubernatorial hopeful Bob Hodge addressed three Seattle gatherings yesterday. He spoke on human rights over dollars, endorsed mothers pensions and minimum wage, and denounced machine politics.

Bob Hodge Bob” Hodge Seattle Arcade Hall Hodge Alma Eighth Ward Queen Annecy Caler St Rick Burrows State of Washington Progressive Party Ajax Hall 85Th Greenwood Thomas F. Murphine Walter Christensen David Dan Landon Congress Green Lake Sea Hodge Belham Coliseum Theatre Everett

Papa's scheme fails to stop wedding in court

Billy Milla and Nora Farrell both 19 sought to marry. Billy's father John W Mille, a businessman, brought them to the domestic court to hear the perils. After two hours of stories of wrecked homes, Nora agreed to wed and the knot was tied in court as Judge New Comer witnessed the ceremony. Papa Mills commented he wanted them to look before they leaped.

Papa Chicago Billy Milla Nora Farrell John W. Mille Billy Nora Papa Millis Newcomer

State Guarantee of Employment Demanded by California Progressives

From San Diego October 8 the California State Labor convention debates a guaranteed employment program based on the right to life. Resolutions from San Jose and Los Angeles push the plan with Job Harriman’s draft for the Los Angeles Central Labor Council. Progressives expect endorsement as the resolutions committee report nears a vote.

San Diego California State Labor Convention R. R. Telfer San Jose Los Angeles Job Harriman Central Labor Council Resolutions Committee

Judge Denies Interference In Kent Local Option Vote

Judge Dykemann ruled yesterday not to interfere with the Kent local option election. Czerny, for the wets, sought to halt the vote claiming some petitioners were not Kent voters. An appeal to the supreme court will be pursued. An Arctic club dinner in Seattle funds Potlatch trustees and officers election. The Tillicums appear tonight.

Dykemann Kent Czerny Supreme Court Arctic Club Seattle Carnival Association

No Bohemia for John L Sullivan

John L. Sullivan, former world heavyweight champion, announced he is returning to farming near West Abingdon Massachusetts to spend his days on the farm. He told visiting friends he wants a quiet life away from bright lights and bohemian excess.

Boston John L. Sullivan Heavyweight Puginer West Abingdon Mass John L

A Sensational Leap for Life Ends in Severe Burns

Thomas Reyes, a construction worker in Los Angeles, leaped from a second story window after discovering his room in flames upon returning from work. He escaped the blaze with only minor injuries from the fall, but is expected to die from burns as he lies dying in hospital.

Los Angeles Thomas Reyes Reyes

Stelvyno Convicted in 10 Minutes for Robbery

A jury in Judge Ronald's court found Y. D. Stelvyno guilty after a ten minute deliberation for the May 18 robbery of Evan Morgan, during which $19.75 was taken.

Y. D. Stelvyno Ronald Stelvyno Evan Morgan

Della Wiley Named Notorious Horse Thief of Wagoner

Della Wiley, a Creek Indian described as one of the area’s most striking “jail birds,” is accused of horse theft near Wagoner Oklahoma. She is said to mix with Cherokees and whites, owns substantial land, and allegedly rode off with a farmer’s horse last summer before being tracked to a Cherokee buyer. Detained on a horse stealing charge, she held receptions at the jail and expressed defiance about her capture.

Wagoner Okla Della Wiley Della Delia Beer Hotel Ie Block Lrs

Parisian Sage Promises Hair Loss Cure for Dandruff Germs

An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a remedy for thinning hair caused by dandruff germs. It claims the product stops falling hair, kills germs, and soothes itching scalp with a money back guarantee. Available for 650 cents a bottle at Bartell's and dealers nationwide.

Bartell's

Bridge funding debate seeks $2.5 million across Columbia

Vancouver Washington and Portland business representatives agreed at a regional conference to urge Congress and state legislatures to allocate 2.5 million for a Columbia River bridge. The plan requests one third from the government with united support from the Washington delegation. The span would connect the Washington shore to Shawneeland.

Congress Washington Oregon Columbia River Vancouver Wash Portland United Shawe

Claim filed against Seattle Renton and Southern railroad

Augustus H. Peabody trustee files a claim for 853125 against Seattle Renton and Southern railroad detailing 826000 principal from a May 1908 loan 20626 interest and 2500 trustee compensation. Mills and Colvin former receivers oppose a show cause order to pay over 90000 to current receivers. argued before Judge A W Fratery.

Seattle Renton’& Southern Railroad Augustus 8. Peabody Mills and Colvin A. W. Frater

Montenegro Declares War on Turkey Report Confirmed

The Montenegrin consul general in London confirmed Montenegro has declared war on Turkey. He said pass ports were handed to the Turkish chargé d'affaires at Cetinje and the Montenegrin envoy in Constantinople was ordered home. London diplomats are demoralized, fearing Bulgaria Serbia and Greece may follow suit.

United Areas London Montenegro Turkey Paseporta Cet- Unje Constantinople Bulgaria Servia Greece

Police break up wedding at Hotel Beas raid

Five officers raided the Hotel Beas at 216 Spring Street Saturday night to arrest proprietor Mrs. Margaret Dennis for liquor sale without a license. Dennis protested and was cuffed. Seven guests were taken to headquarters. Bail set. she failed to appear Monday, case continued to October 15.

Beas Spring St Evdence Margaret Dennis Donnie

Excess baggage rights defined in cross border rail travel

Judge Kenneth Mackintosh ruled that through baggage rates from England to Seattle via Canada fall outside national law. Charles Hutterer, with two through tickets, faced $50.50 for 830 pounds excess, but Northern Pacific charged $106.25 Vancouver to Seattle. Hutterer’s trunks remained at the depot as the judge held Canadian railroad charges not governed by national law.

Kenneth Mackintosh England Seattle Canada Charles Hutterer Northern Pacific Railroad Vancouver Hautterer Mackintosh

Edison Earns a Vacation After Laboratory Marathon

After fourteen days in his West Orange laboratory, Edison and six assistants stayed inside the building for the final adjustments to a talking motion picture machine. They ate cold meals and slept in three hour shifts, and today Edison begins an automobile trip to rest. Destination kept secret.

Dy United New York West Orange N. J A. Edison Edison

Cattle rustlers strike in eastern Oregon drives off herd

Eastern Oregon farmers tighten guards as James T. Johnson of Grant County reports 32 cattle missing worth 1600 dollars. The hides were later found at Kenton stockyards in Portland. A dance at Dreamland tonight adds a local note to the day.

Portland Oregon James T. Johnson Grant County Kenton Stock Yards

Suspension of School Athletics After Rowdy Incident

A rowdy group of high school boys on an Alki Point streetcar after a West Seattle versus Broadway game prompted the school board to suspend all high school athletics pending a full investigation. Directors Shorrock and McDonald along with Superintendent Cooper and Principal Cole of Broadway high approved the action after being informed of the incident.

West Seattle Broadway High Shorrock McDonald Cooper Cole

Realty Gathering in Seattle to Form State Organization

Realty men from across the state meet in Seattle next Thursday to form a statewide group. Principal officers of the state will attend, with ten Portland guests invited. Visitors will be hosted by Seattle realty men, and a banquet is planned at Arctic Hall that night with more than 256 attendees.

Realty Men of State Seattle Portland Arctic

I Will Stick to Post Girl Wireless Operator

Edith V. Coombs, 19, sailed from San Francisco aboard the Roanoke as a wireless operator earning 40 dollars a month with meals and quarters. She sports a sailor cap and blue uniform, proves skilled in telegraphy, and says she will stay calm and do her duty in any wreck. Kosmos Steamship routes Antwerp to Seattle and will bypass Cape Horn via Panama Canal, noting longer miles but offset by South American port work.

Edith V. Coombs San Francisco Roanoke Miss Coombe R. Y. Cadmus Custom House Kosmos Steamship Antwerp Seattle Cape Horn Panama Canal South American

First Application Of A Simple Remedy Darkens Faded Hair

An ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to restore natural hair color and remove dandruff. It claims a single nightly application shows morning results, with more uses improving shade, while promising scalp health and hair growth. The product costs fifty cents and offers a money back guarantee.

Wyeth Wryeth Fair Drug Co

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