The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-24
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Staplcfon, l.. IA nnotofcJSic
driven BY Guhtave Henkler became
unmanageable and raced off a pier
into the bay. ienkier nearly
drowned the man who rescued him
West Orange. NJ. IA peculiar
malady. that sends her into sleep
without warning, caused Miss Mary
Whitford 70 fall eighty feet over q
cliff. She was only slightly hurt
Surrounding 20 cramps, Ernest
Bloomquint. u. was drowned IN
Echo lake. nsar Korrision. last
Thuraday. lie Was an efnploye oil
the Northwest Lumber company
He has no known relatives In this
part OF the country. hloomquis'
VAS swimming alone. His bods
wan found Thursday night and Dep
uty Coroner Borthwick was notified
The Elka will have q publication
all their own in the Northwest II
il called the Northwest Elk. and
made TIA flrS, appearance THIS
week. II In published BY Portland
C. Hunt AZ Seattle.
Tom Page. the lawyer who 10 &C
cuaed OF laying bis cane over ths
head Of Representative III. y. Eos
ter aa the result of a political alter
cation lnat Saturday afternoon. put
up s2.to0 ball yesterday TO insure
hla appearance h-efore Juntics
brown. The warrant was served
on him yesterday.
Washinqsons---Baron Hcngcl Mui
Ter Won Hengeryar. ambassador
from Austria Hungary, will retire
from that position. Il was announe'
ed unotflcially here today. when he
sails for Europe early next week.
The baron has headed Austria
HunEnry's diplomatic corps In
Washington Is years.
State Bank Examiner J. l.. Mohun
dro. who has just recovered from M
illnena. hopes 90 DO sufficiently
strong 10 attend the national con
vontion OF bank examiners and In
spectora. which meets IN Detroit
tho SECOND week OF September. lie
Is president of the association.
Portland, ors--Joe Cardinal, sr.
rcsted for offering a woman a
handful OF peanuts, threw all his
money into the street. saying he
would rather lose II that way than
let the police get t.
Union service, participated In b,
four churches Of the Woodland parh
district, will BE- held tomorrow might
In tho Woodland Park Presbyterian
church.
A basket picnic. ending In church
service. will be held at Lincoln
beach park tomorrow afternoon b,
the Society OF Christian and Socia
Endcayor.
To prevent blood poisoning. ~
operation was performed yesterday
removing q finger from the righl
hand of Police Sergeant Lee Dag
nor. The poisoning set in durins
Potlatch week. when Dagnor had 1
rough prisoner to handle.
Single men OF Ballard report .
brisk business this year All mills
are running capacity crews and are
almost swampcd by orders. Tho
shlngle trade Is better generally
now than II has been In years
Prices have beea top-no,ch since
May.
The port commissioners, In or
dorlng the work rushed on the
docks at Salmon bay have brought
satisfaction to Ballard shippinf
men. Shipping there has always
been good and dock facilities poor
The salmon season being so good
this year makes the lack OF proper
docks all the moro noticeable.
Portland, Orr. 8. Shepard left
his s400 horse for five minutes with
a polite stranger, who said he
would take care" OF IT, He took
care" of Il so well Shepard is un
able TO find trace of IL.
Death OF David Kaufman, pioneer
OF Seattle, occurred last night at the
residence. 2765 Washington st. Mr.
Kaufman was 20. No arrange
ments have been made for the fu
neral.
Los Angeles.--"conqueror," G.
Skolfields champion carrier
pigeon, started in a covered basket
for Kansas City today. He will try
for an aerial record to Los Angeles
Skolfield has bet the bird will re.
turn In IL hours.
Los Angeles.--H. A. Waterman
slept three hours In his bath before
being discovered by friends. "Mer
maids" he unused lingerlngly when
awakened Il was dreaming OF
them"
San Franclsco.--If you saw a Zig
cop getting beat up" while trying
to arrest man, would you go "a
his assistanceY Hilmer BoremulleI
did and got "pinched" for his
trouble. Never again." says Hill
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