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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1913
Page
5
A reader seeks guidance on separating blended households, child support, and divorce, with answers urging separation for peace and lawful steps for support. Other letters cover name changes, citizenship questions, romantic advice, and a widow’s wedding attire query.
Advertises PAZO ointment promising cure for itching bleeding protruding piles. Claims first application provides relief and offers money refund if it fails to cure. References general conditions and refund policy with bold pricing.
The Wonder $10.00 Clothes Shop opens in Seattle offering a large stock of new merchandise at 812 First Avenue. Proprietor Chas Blumenfeld brings 23 years in the city’s clothing trade including 17 with Outlet Clothing Co, promising attentive service and knowledge of local conditions.
John W. Roberts was sentenced to three years in San Quentin by Superior Judge Dunne for obtaining money under false pretenses. He was convicted of selling a cigar store he did not own to F. J. Sadler for 120 dollars.
A statewide campaign led by Grace Wilbur Trout launches voting classes across Illinois. Women learn registration and casting ballots in Chicago and counties, with classes run by suffrage groups and clubs to empower women to vote independently.
William Ellis of Cincinnati confessed to a wife murder earlier in the week. In Chicago a coroner's inquest heard insanity due to parette brain infection after witnessing a performance of Damaged Goods. Ellis refused to speak with detectives and likely faces indictment by the October grand jury.
New York Oct 18 members of the house of Bishops at the Episcopal church convention decided not to fill vacancies until Monday.
Cruel piles claim no court would impose such punishment while thousands suffer from neglect. The ad touts De Van Vieck's Absorption Treatment as curative for piles after other methods fail, claiming success for 30 and 40 years of suffering. It offers a Full Dollar Treatment on approval with no upfront money and a prepaid remedy via return mail.
The state public service board reconvenes at 1 30 oclock Monday afternoon in Seattle to consider the citys demand that Seattle Electric restore streetcar ticket sales. Seattle Electric submits cost figures for system reproduction as approved two weeks ago. Representation includes James A Howe for Seattle Electric and James A Bradford with Ralph Pierce for the city.
Bombita the famed matador announces retirement after tomorrow's farewell appearance in Madrid Bull Ring. At 24 he leaves a 15 year career that has seen him kill 3000 bulls and amass a $600000 fortune. He founded the Amalgamated Bull Fighters union.
A fire in Chicago killed James Wilson and Mrs. Emma Anderson, with James Perry missing as a roomer. Separately, Pope watched a Vatican fire as his sisters escaped unharmed and gave thanks in prayer. A Georgetown meeting discussed raising water rates to ease trunk main assessments. Dr. Joseph K Hart to lecture on Domestic Service at Plymouth Church May.
Notice for Regal Dental Offices at 1405 Third Ave N W corner Union. Dr L R Clark D D 8 manager. Bring this act with you.
The demand for Star pennants has grown high enough to require branch offices. Everett subscribers may redeem coupons at A K E Hall, 2916 Colby Avenue. Ballard subscribers redeem at The Star Agency, 22nd and Ballard Avenue. Mail orders will not be filled from these branches. send all mail orders to The Seattle Star, Seattle, Washington.
In Richmond California Said Ali Khan retracted a Calexico confession and then admitted killing Rosa Domingo in Stege. Preliminary examination set for Wednesday. Mussa Khan to be held as accessory. Chas Riley freed after questioning. In New York the United Cigar Stores Company plans to enter the drug business.
A Mountaineers meeting at the Commercial club elected 10 of 12 directors with Everett and Tacoma to name the remaining two. Prof G. KR. Rigg delivered an illustrated lecture after the session. Local board members include Edmond Meany Charles Albertson L 2%. Nelson Miss Lulle Nettleton Charles M. Farrar Miss Gertrude Streator J. M. McGregor Roy Hurd Charles Hazelburet and S. V. Bryant. A French bicycle inventor introduced a man power street sweeper on a tricycle with a brush between the rear wheels.
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