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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1915
Page
3
Verbal agreements cause most misunderstandings delaying closings. An escrow agent becomes the direct representative of all parties and protects each interest. Only an agent with complete title records can safeguard a party or mortgagee.
Cleo Madison recalls a perilous film stunt in which she rode a trained pony with ropes on wrists and ankles. A misbehaving animal reared and bolted, sending Madison perilously close to injury before handlers halted the chase and she escaped unharmed.
Clara Kimball Young stars in Marrying Money a society comedy drama at the Clemmer where she impersonates Mildred Niles a broker’s daughter who marries a young lawyer hoping he has funds Hazel Dawn headlines Clarissa at the Alhambra with James Kirkwood as Gambler who is linked to a murder claim Lenore Ulrich shines in Kilmeny at the Liberty a gypsy love tale Class A features Bound On the Wheel and The Ruse a two part western with William S Hart leading The Ruse top bill ends Tuesday night.
A summary of multiple film and stage programs showing at various theaters. Highlights include Clemmer ending Saturday night with Marrying Money featuring Clara Kimball Young and Chester Barnett, Colonial ending Saturday with Bold Bad Boys, Melbourne with The Governors Lady starring Pdith Wynne Mathison, Madison with The Quest featuring Margarita Fischer and Harry Pollard along with The High Cost of Flirting, Class A offering Bound on the Wheel with Elsie Jane Wilson and Lauren Chaney and The Ruse with Wm. Hart, plus The New Exploits of Elaine part 15 and two-part openings and comedies at Home. Ye College presents The Closing Chapter and From the Shadows with A Duel at Dawn comedy on the bill.
Aug 3 report states three prisoners escaped from the honor camp near Waterville during the past month. The State Board of Control also added 30 men to the camp.
The Wild Animal Editor invites Seattle kids under 14 to enter a spelling contest using only letters from Barnes' Wild Animal Circus Prize Contest phrase. Prizes range from 10 to 2.60 dollars with 20 reserve seats, for correct lists of animal names. Circus runs Friday and Saturday August 6 and 7 with parades and two shows daily at Fourth and Lenora tents.
Market today shows mixed prices across eggs poultry veal and pork with producers paid per unit figures and percentages noted for several commodities. The entry references wholesale price movements and ownership shares with unclear figures but indicates general market activity.
Prof Karl Pearson of the University of London argues healthy parents should rear at least five children. He accuses educated classes of race deterioration from their own actions and finds in a study of criminal and insane institutions that first born children are, on average, inferior physically and morally to later siblings.
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