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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
9
An event involving an assailant grabbing someone by the throat was observed by Roosevelt immediately after the confrontation, details indicating a tense breach of safety and quick reaction.
Senator Miles Poindexter Ole Hanson and former Mayor Byron Phelps spoke at the weekly noon meeting of the Roosevelt Johnson club. The address covered campaign themes and current political priorities, with emphasis on local governance and national policy.
An advertisement promotes HYOME! for catarrh coughs colds and croup with a money back offer if unsatisfied. The Vapor treatment is guided to inhale by steam and towel cover. In a separate report Senator Poindexter and Hanson critique tariff stands and state land deals amid a Seattle political campaign featuring Phelps pursuing county auditor race.
An advertisement claims Danderine makes hair light, wavy and soft after a brief application with a cloth. It suggests relief from dandruff and itching, and promises new hair growth with continued use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
Eighth Ward headquarters hosts a non part i san quiz congress at 1511 Queen Anne with speakers Marysville London Woodman hall and firms at 56th and 26th N E Moorphine Christen sen Baxter Revelle Oltmans hall 24th and Well er Snyder Garrison 1817 Fourth av N E residence Mrs John Stringer. Saturday noon Edmonds with Bob Hodge London and Saturday night Coliseum Seattle hosts Senator Poindexter Bob Hodge and Paulhamus plus Happy Valley with Prof Hart and Judge W H White Des Moines with Landon Paul K Mohr.
Several 10 minute speeches will be delivered by democratic candidates at the regular Saturday noon luncheon of the King County Democratic Club tomorrow. Speakers include Ed Cudthee for sheriff Mrs Emma F White for clerk John E Ostram for treasurer Paul Land for assessor and Dr Geo A McLaughlin for coroner.
C. C. Wilson and E. O. Connor, democratic candidate for congress man at large, will speak in Arcade hall tonight. Charlie Heifner, democratic candidate for congressman, will speak at Kidd's hall Green Lake and Goddard's hall Fremont tomorrow night.
A search is under way for Harry Tuson who vanished from the Eagle hotel on Main Street last Saturday afternoon. The 25 year old, six foot tall man is described by his brother as not given to heavy drinking and is identifiable by a swelling behind his right ear.
The jury will decide if Charles H. Harris who killed James Hammond last July was sane or insane at the time. Doctors Williamson Smith Nobel and Neville testified Harris was insane, while Dr. Nicholson testified he was perfectly sane when he committed the deed.
James Murray filed in the superior court seeking 20000 from George Bartech after being struck by Bartech’s car on August 10. Murray claims Bartech was speeding at 40 miles an hour and did not sound the horn, causing a fractured skull, broken arm, and dislocated collar bone along with other injuries.
In Olympia on Oct 18 Mattie A. Thomas won a new trial after the supreme court ruled the $15,000 verdict for Eliza A. Phillipe in the alleged husband’s affection claim was excessive. The court noted no American judgment above $15,000 has been sustained.
Wealthy farmers John and another McQuaid brother were killed by two thieves who entered their home Monday night. A sister, living with them, witnessed the slayings as one brother was shot and the other stabbed. Authorities say the robbers took a substantial amount of money.
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