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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1912
Page
8
Title Insurance and the Lawyer's Opinion Explained
A lawyer’s title opinion reflects what is on record or in an abstract and does not insure against forgeries, insanity, minority, fraudulent deeds, misstatements, unknown heirs, or undisclosed defects. Title Insurance provides the sole security, and you are entitled to insist on it.
The Week at the Theatres Seattle Season
The passage previews a Mardi Gras season offering light fun music and laughter. The company arrives from New York with a large, excellent cast including Barney Barnard Jana Lou Nellie Heim Maybelle Fisher Grace Cameron Levis and Grace Cameron at venues like Metropolitan Empress Pantages and Orpheum. Louisiana Low performs four nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Barnard
Jana Lou
Metropolitan
Nellie Heim
Empress
Maybelle Fisher
Pantages
Grace Cameron
Orpheum
Seattle
New York
Louisiana
Am I a tenant or a thief in this quiet garden tale
A lunatic chats with a gardener in a neat yard and questions ownership. The gardener explains he only rents and pays more due to improved property while the banker Bagley owns the house and grounds. The lunatic slyly asks how the gardener escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagley
At the Theatres This Week
The week’s listings include Moore-Dark, Metropolitan-Dark, Orpheum Vaudeville, Emprese Vaudeville, Pantages Vaudeville, Grand Vaudeville and motion pictures, Clemmer Photoplays and vaudeville, Melbourne Photoplays and vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Metropolitan
Orpheum
Emprese
Pantages
Grand
Clemmer
Melbourne
Louisiana Lou musical opens at The Metropolitan
The Metropolitan theatre opens its season with Louisiana Lou a musical comedy based on a foundling raised by Jacob Lidoffski in New Orleans who, with his friend Roderick Konkarney, attempts to arrange a marriage for the young woman Louisiana Lou whose true father is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Metropolitan Theatre
Louisiana Lou
Louisiana
Lou
New Orleans
Jacob Lidoffski
Lidoffski
Jacob
Roderick Konkarney
Ling Cha Ho Opens American Style Chop Suey House in China
Ling Cha Ho, a traveling merchant who visited the United States, opens a chop suey restaurant in Soochow China. He hires a San Francisco cook to prepare the dish and decorates the restaurant in an American style to appeal to local patrons. The article notes chop suey as the American national dish being advertised abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soochow
China
Ling Cha Ho
Ling
United States
San Francisco
Empress Theatre to Stage Japanese Opera Pujiyama Next Week
The Empress theatre plans a Japanese operetta Pujiyama with 1¢ cast members. The bill also features J Albert Hall and company with Kid Hamlet, Nelile Heir with juvenile comedy acts, An na Helle and George Mayo musical numbers, and James Reynolds as a versatile comedian and musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress Theatre
Kid Hamlet
Bud & Nellie Heim
Belle & Mayo
George Jim Reynolds
the Wizard Musician
Kretore
Twilight Motion Pictures
Orpheum Bill Features Grace Cameron and More
Grace Cameron returns from abroad to headline the Orpheum bill with a new lineup of songs. Edmund Hayes presents The Piano Movers. Carl McCullough offers foothight impressions and the Bounding Pater ons perform on the trampoline. The Stuttering Tutor skit and a Matrimony themed routine by Bobbie and May Kemp round out the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
Grace Cameron
Busch
Edmund Hayes
Carl McCullough
Harrison Armstrong
Signor
Sene
Bobbie
May Kemp
Pantages Bill Promises Panto and Mystery Acts
The Lion's Pride leads next week's Pan tages program with a live lion used in the action. Carter the Illusionist debuts Bouquet of Mysteries. Maybelle Fisher sings in Italian French German and English. Cook and Stevens perform The Chinese and the Coon. Fred Zobodie the gymnast arrives from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantages Theatre
Carter
Maybelle Fisher
Cook
Stevens
Fred Zobodie
Taste in clothes leads to Burnaby housebreaking arrest
Russian aversion to wearing that part of apparel known as a vest helps Burnaby police identify suspects Alex and Mike Kibow. P. C. Lyne linked them to the August 2 entry at Norman Jesalman’s home and theft of clothing and valuables. Two suits were taken but both vests left behind. Lyne’s Russia clue prompted the arrest after a Russian in Vancouver was found wearing familiar trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnaby
B. C
Alex
Mike Kibow
P. C. Lyne
Norman Jesalman
Lyne
Vancouver
Seattle Star Circulation Notice Urges Prompt Delivery
Subscribers urged to secure prompt delivery of The Seattle Star and to avoid substitution by other papers. Management requests loyal service and courteous attention, stating any blockage or delay should be reported to the circulation office at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Star
Ory
Evelock
Seattle club appoints trio to discuss use of schoolhouses
J. R. Justice, Ralph Horr and Thomas C. Eastland are appointed by the Seattle Commercial club to confer with the school board on using school houses for political meetings. Reverend and Mrs. Herbert Chambers will speak tomorrow at United Presbyterian Church on 14th Ave and East Spring Street. The couple are missionaries with long years in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Justice
Ralph Horr
Thomas C. Eastland
Seattle Commercial Club
Herbert Chambers
United Presbyterian Church
14Th Av
East Spring St
India
Admiral Twining Visits Bremerton Chamber of Commerce
After inspecting the oy yard at Bremerton Admiral M C Twining chief of the bureau of ordnances in Washington DC returned to Beattie yesterday and was the guest of the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
M. C. Twining
Bureau of Ordnances
Washington, D. C
Beattie
Chamber of Commerce
Pastors Return to Pulpits and Union Service Planned
Dr. Ralph Atkinson resumes the United Presbyterian pulpit after a five week break. The ninth year of Rev. H. A. Stub’s service at Norwegian Immanuel Lutheran will be celebrated tomorrow. Rev. Joseph K. Green of Constantinople speaks at Plymouth church in a city union service. Dr. M. A. Matthews to address Stony Brook Chautauqua next week, departing Tuesday for the East and returning August 29. Seattle Hardware secures a 120 foot square warehouse site near American-Hawaiian Steamship wharf for 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Atkinson
United Presbyterian Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church
H. A. Stub
M. A. Matthews
Stony Brook
N. Y. Chautauqua
East
Congregational
Plymouth Church
Joseph K. Green
Constantinople
Power schooner P. J. Adler sails for Kodiak with relief supplies
Captain Waltz takes the power schooner P. J. Adler to Kodiak carrying lumber and other relief goods for victims of the recent volcanic eruption. L. B. You, superintendent of water, departs to inspect Cedar River valley pipe lines and plan cribbing to shield against next spring floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Adler
Waltz
Kodiak
L. B
Cedar River Valley
Burglary Suspect Aids Police In Seizing Stolen Hotel Goods
Martin Wice, arrested on burglary charges, cooperated with officers yesterday by helping locate items stolen from several Seattle hotels. Police recovered several hundred dollars worth of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wice
Seattle
Burglars Foiled by Passersby at Olympic Pharmacy
Passersby frightened burglars away from the Olympic pharmacy at 14th Ave N W and East 63d St. nothing was taken. Separately, ship Hercules brought 1.5 million gunny sacks, totaling 6 million sacks in a week at Seattle docks. AZoo incident: Evelyn Marc Jones, four, bitten by a wild jackass. animal died later from lockjaw, child recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Pharmacy
Av. N. W
East 63d St
Evelyn Marc Jones
Preacher Plans Final Sermon on National Problems
Rev. M. A. Matthews will close his sermon series on national problems with a talk Sunday night titled Shall the Thief Rule in Politics or Business. He will examine the issue Thou Shalt Not Steal and reveal who has been stealing and what the future may hold from those sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Matthews
Safe crack era robs Jas. M. Shaw company for 450 ounces
In New York an unauthorized break drained a safe while a policeman stood 50 feet away. The theft yielded 300 in cash and 150 ounces of gold. Other items across the country note social events and oddities including a secret marriage of a grand-nephew and niece and a blood transfusion aiding a newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jas. M. Shaw Company
Oddities and odd jobs in Philadelphia’s pages
The itemized column reports on a one legged Peter Stuyvesant impersonator search in Philadelphia, a sailor bitten by mosquitoes risking blindness, two children swallowing a finger and a safety pin, a $500 gold casket for a cat burial, and a thief leaving loot in castoff clothes after swapping suits with a lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Basewood Island
St. Lawrence River
Christie McDonald
Western Senators Win Key Senate Committee Posts
Pacific coast and western senators gained on the senate committees after rearranged assignments. Senator LaFollette joined the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, Poindexter of Washington became chairman of the Pacific Islands Committee, Jones of Washington led the Irrigation Committee, and Works of California chaired the Fisheries Committee. Senator Oliver of Pennsylvania became a junior member of the Appropriations Committee. The Follette move signals acknowledgment of railroad legislation expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
LaFollette
Poindexter
Jones
Senator Works
California
Oliver
Pennsylvania
Senator Follette
Interstate Commerce
South Park Meeting Aims at Public Finances and Efficiency
The South Park Improvement Club plans a meeting at the engine house tonight with Homer M. Hill speaking on public efficiency and A. J. Quigley addressing King county finances. A Moorse pie and Moose Pie event at Pleasant Beach is set for tomorrow. Boats depart Colman dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Pleasant Beach
Colman Dock
Oes
Open Air Meeting Promotes Home Industry Support
Yesterday afternoon the Women's Home Consumers' League held an open air meeting at Mrs. Fink K Adams home. Speakers urged patronage of home industry while refreshments were served and samples of Seattle made goods distributed. A Moose picnic at Colman Dock is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Consumers’ League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom J. Lewis
Wildwood Park
Sun
KODAK
P.L
Regal Dental Offices
DR. L. R. Clark
D. S
Av. N. W. Cor. Union St
Title Insurance
Washington Title Insurance
Levis
Osh Golsa
Corre
Limerick
Bangor
Bright
Sena Honmcope Hash
Seattle Hardware Company
American- Hawaiian Steamship Company
Coffer Dam
Lake Washington Canal
Eal Pe
Hercules
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Stephen Scott
Vinegar King
Alice Zee
O'Halloran
John Phillips
Chicago
Evanston
North Side
Kenton
Waco
Tex
Houston
Los Angeles
Munroeede
Dodie Boyd
Benjamin Boyd
City School Board
Prof
K. Hart O
University of Washington
Edmund Hayes & Company
Bob
Kemps
Peter Stuyvesant
Philadelphia
Peter
James Hood
Amy Fleer
Edna Spain
Chas
BK. Fox
Oliver G. Wallace
Miss
Chile
Martan Colorature
Beautiful Dolls
Fujiyama
Ada Mitchell
John B. Wilson
van J. Albert Hall & Company
Vic
the. Ten’ Progressiv
Avention
Aventior
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