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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
13
Hercules the trained monkey owned by Dr. Robert Marcin escaped his cage in Bridgeport Connecticut. He fed pine pills to two bulldogs worth $500 and $250, killing them. The monkey wandered four blocks into a house and a bedroom where two children were in bed before a police sergeant captured him.
Dorothy narrates a tense scene at Hollings as Randall Lewis confronts John Herron over Miss Varick and a land deal. Herron lashes out but Randall blocks him, declaring exposure of the Ridghey Lakes affair and Mills feud. Dorothy hints at more to come in a melodramatic cliffhanger.
London readers learned of a remarkable accident at Windsor where a stable boy, William Robertson, had his nose severed by a falling skylight. He was brought to King Edward VII hospital where surgeons performed an operation to reattach the nose.
Three apron specials include Women's Dress Aprons in Scout percale and Amoskeag chambray from $2.15, Women's Coverall Aprons in percale with striped and figure patterns, and Slip-over Margarite Aprons at 95¢.
F C Brabon of Ballard was arrested by Department of Justice agents for allegedly defrauding the government of 100 dollars intended for a soldier’s burial. His son died at Camp Custer, Michigan last January. Brabon allegedly filed a 280 dollar undertaker bill and did not pay the remainder. He was arraigned before Commissioner R W McClelland with bail set at 1000 dollars.
Harry Carper, said to lead a gang of burglars, was charged with burglary in the second degree on Tuesday. He stood before Judge A. W. Frater and was given one week to plead.
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest, safest antacid for stomach distress caused by sour food. It promises relief in five minutes and urges readers to buy the inexpensive remedy at drug stores.
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