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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
3
The mayor of Washington says Jo To relieves stomach miseries and indigestion almost instantly. The medication is claimed to have no equal for gas and is sold in Seattle by Five Bartell Drug Stores and Swift's Pharmacies.
Seattle police hunt for the auto that struck Ft. Kiens at 622 Cherry Street while he crossed Spokane Street last Monday. The vehicle, with a known license number, crushed his foot and fled without stopping to learn his injuries. Kiens says his foot is not seriously hurt.
Seattle Public Library at Fourth Avenue and Madison Street will close Friday morning in honor of the Pacific fleet. The Sunday schedule from 2 PM to 10 PM will be observed.
Wealthy Francie Morgan travels from New York to Central America in search of his ancestor Sir Henry Morgan's buried wealth. He confronts a rival Morgan who resembles him and falls for Leonie, a Spanish heiress. Plots, escapes, and a dangerous revelation unfold as they pursue treasure and love.
The Queen confronts a mysterious speaking slave via telephone after misreading Parker the valet. He explains the "flying speech" links distant voices to the house and to Mr. Morgan. She challenges him and learns how to use the device with a staged procedure. (Continued Tomorrow.)
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood making tonic that increases red cells, improves digestion and appetite, and strengthens nerves. It shares testimonials from Mrs Jennie Priest of Denver and others, urges readers to request a free booklet, and lists price: 50 cents per box or six for $2.50.
Large fast steamers to meet the fleet at Pier 3 foot of Madison Street Friday at 9 a m. No crowding expected.
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