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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1916

Page

5

NOUBLE GUARD ON ALL DOCKS NOUBLE GUARD ON ALL DOCKS

Waterfront employers doubled precautions Saturday to deter arson attempts at the docks by halting electric lights and placing armed guards under every wharf. James Murphy, a longshoreman tied to the Pier 2 arson bid, faces possible arraignment Monday with a five year minimum term for arson. Murphy denies the phosphorus bottle incident. The Chamber of Commerce trustees meet Tuesday with Judge Burke to discuss cooperation with Commissioner Blackman in ending the longshoreman strike.

James Murphy Pier 2 Murphy R. B. Colby Ber of Commerce Thomas Burke William Blackman Chamber

New York Fall Stage Season Opens With Starry Lineup

New York theater fans are promised a rich fall season with Ruth Chatterton's Come Out of the Kitchen, Doris Keane in The Book of Carlotta, Frances Starr in The Little Lady in Blue, Jane Cowl in Betty Behave, and appearances by Maude Adams, Margaret Anglin, Marie Dressler, Pavlova, Anna Held, and many others across American and English plays, operettas, and musical comedies.

New York Ruth Chatterton Mayo Margaret Mayo Lawrence Rising Jane Cowl Betty Ann Murdock Emily H. M. Harwood Elale Janis Hazel Dawn Century Theatre Dillingham Ziegfeld Maude Adama Grace George The Playhouse Mrs. Fiske Emms Duan George Nash Irvin Cobb Rel Cooper Megrue Robert Eeeson Squad Farm Hattons William H. Crane David Warfield Jas. T. Powers Raymond Hitchcock Anna Held

Lake Seamen Plan Strike Over Welfare and Wages

Lake seamen threaten a strike on Great Lakes freight traffic amid demands for higher wages and abolition of the carriers welfare plan. Union says ships owners control 600 freighters. advance in wages recently granted leaves able seamen at 70 dollars monthly and deckhands at 47.50.

Honor Fanning Duluth Minn Great Lakes Seamen's Union Lake Carriers’ Association Organization of Great Lake Victor Olander The Lake Seamen's Union

What Soldiers On The Border Eat In A Day

San Antonio reports the daily rations of American border troops totaling beef 18 ounces beans 4.4 ounces potatoes 20 ounces prunes 1.28 ounces coffee 1.12 ounces sugar 3.2 ounces pepper 0.4 ounces cinnamon 0.014 ounce lard 0.44 ounce flavoring extracts 0.014 ounce. Horses consume oats 12 pounds and hay 14 pounds daily. The average may change.

San Antonio

Seattle Elks Win Best Parade Prize

Hoquiam August 19 Elks conclude the largest state assembly with a parade. Frank H. Lamb of Hoquiam was viewed as a likely president candidate. Seattle won the first prize for having the most marchers in Friday's parade.

Hoquiam Elks Frank H. Lamb Seattle

Hughes Won't Dip in Fight in California Campaign

U P staff reports that presidential candidate Hughes refuses to engage in local disputes and prefers a clear issue. He spoke to state leaders after a large Civic Auditorium gathering of about fourteen thousand, then planned mass rallies in Oakland and Los Angeles. A baby whale sighting in Elliott Bay prompts police inquiries.

Perry Arnold U. P San Francisco California Hughes Crocker Chester H. Rowell Eald Gov. Hughes Civic Auditorium Oakland Los Angeles Elliott Bay Mebbe Chariie Sullivan

Dental offer guarantees and free examination

An advertisement promises 16 year guarantee on all work and invites customers to have an impression taken and a free examination and advice. It mentions getting teeth named day and suggests a dental service under an oath of long lasting results.

Vaudeville spreads across Grand Orpheum and Palace bills

Grand opens with The Six Imperials, The Witness by Corona Murphy, and diverse acts from Tegee and Daniels to Brady and Brady. Orpheum features Girls with new cast additions Alice Tyler and Norman Feuster, Pan offers a dancing divertissement, and Palace Hip showcases Five Belmonts and a packed novelty lineup plus The Grip of Evil serial chapter three.

Grand Orpheum Pan Palace Hip Imperials Corona Murphy Company Wilkes Clyde Fitch Alice Tyler Denver Norman R. Feuster Heavies San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles New York J. Anthony Smythe Leo Perkinoff Ethel Rose Imperial Russo Ballet Beadliner Bertee Beaumonte Jack Arnold Miss Nobody Starland” Company Fred Holmes Lulu Wells McIntyre and Heath Royal Hawaiians Paradise Beach Honolulu Three Luciers Garcinetti Brothers Iron Claw Pathe Jerry Gretchen O'Meara Edward Zoeller White Brown Muzette Danelog Joy Riders Menlo Moore Ody Selig-Tribune

Monkey on liner Almirante Suffers Delirium Tremens

A pet monkey aboard the United Fruit liner Almirante drank whiskey and caused chaos for two days, upsetting rigging and wireless operations before being subdued as it reached delirium tremens.

New York United Fruit

War Unites Two Old Sweethearts

Harrisburg Pa Aug 18 Tobias Voskubl an officer of an interned German vessel lying at New Orleans has married Misa Albertine Dehner a Steelton girl for whom he had been searching 14 years.

Harrisbag Tobias Voskubl New Orleans Misa Albertine Dehner

Wedding Expenses and Advice Columns from a 19th-Century Letter Page

A reader asks who pays for wedding costs and flowers. The reply: the bride's father bears most expenses and the groom should provide the flowers, with the bride finalizing choices. The column also explains differences between faithfulness and loyalty and urges four girls to ignore persistent suitors and avoid going out alone at night.

Navy Yard Poindexter Celebration Promises Strong Turnout

Bremerton joins in a Saturday night meeting at Eagles hall to honor Senator Poindexter for pushing the navy bill funding capital ships. Poindexter travels with Bremerton business leaders from Seattle to Port Orchard and Bremerton, with afternoon speeches and dinner, underscoring civic pride and anticipated festivities.

Senator Poindexter Eagles’ Hall Bremerton Navy Yard Poindexter Commandant Coontz Puget Sound Navy Yard Pawtucket Bell St. Dock Seattle Bremerton Keyport Rifle Range Washington Veterans’ Home Port Orchard A. Mignavacca Citizens’ National Bank

Hunt Missing Wife

Portland officials ask Seattle police to watch for Mrs. A Nobbs who allegedly deserted her husband and took five children to Seattle.

Portland Seattle A. Nobbs

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