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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1921

Page

8

Sure and Twill Be Big Night Concert at Metropolitan Theatre

An Irish concert for families of Seattle's four murdered people was announced for Sunday night at the Metropolitan Theatre. The program includes Mayor Caldwell, Metropolitan Orchestra under Kurt Wagner, soprano Mrs Ray B Clark, tenor Clifford Wiles, violinists, bagpiper Major James MacKay, and several other soloists with traditional Irish tunes and songs. Proceeds support families and feature acts from Moore, Orpheum, Pantages, and Palace Theatres.

Metropolitan Theatre Seattle Moore Theatre Orpheum Pantages Palace Hip Mayor Caldwell Metropolitan Orchestra Kurt Wagner J. J. Moran Ireland Patrick Merpay HN. M. Hug Katherine Moran Leahy Treen J. V. Jester John Savage Kathleen Harn Fot Maurice Harn Emerald Robert R. Edgar Harry E.i Monahan PF. J. Billadeaus Rose Dan Irteh Walter D. Beaton Scottion Macushia Wee Doch Doris

C J France Heads Quaker Relief Mission to Ireland

C J France, ex secretary of the Port of Seattle commission, leads six Quakers who depart New York for Ireland to manage and distribute all American relief funds, per a telegram from Richard Campbell, secretary of the national committee.

Co. J. France Port of Seattle Commission New York Ireland America Richard Campbell National Committee

Wilson vetoes 175000 army size resolution

President Wilson vetoed a resolution to fix the U S army at 175000 men noting world and domestic conditions do not justify a reduction from the 250990 fixed by Congress last summer He warned proper army organization cannot be maintained with the smaller force.

Washington Wilson United States Congress

Army air chief seeks naval air power to curb English threat

Brig. Gen. William Mitchell told the House Naval Committee that offensive aerial control is needed to prevent aerial attacks. He urged building naval plane carrying ships to give every sea fleet air control, noting Britain is expanding its air strength over water.

England Wm. Mitchell Army Air Service House Naval Committee Mitchell

British Still Favor Capital Warship

London reports the British admiralty regards the capital ship as the navy's backbone. An admiralty official tells United Press the big ship cannot be displaced by air or underwater craft.

London United Press Today Admiraltty

Coeds Named For Whitman College Debate

Washington college will host its annual debate against Whitman on March 11 on campus. Representing Washington are Margaret Grimes Ruth Holland and Margaretta Stuart as alternate. The topic is resolved that labor and capital should submit disputes to arbitration before strikes or lockouts. Madrid King Albert and Queen Elizabeth conclude Spain visit.

Coeds of Washington Whitman Colleges Margaret Grimes Ruth Holland Margaretta Stuart Washington

What Congress Is Doing Today

Naval affairs committee meets on a holiday to discuss a resolution. Judiciary committee continues work on Reed bill to end foreign labor issues. House Ways and Means begins hearings on revised tariffs on paper and books. Judge Parker continues testimony on army liquidation work in France before the war department expenditures subcommittee. Rules committee weighs legislation for priority in the house. Army appropriation bill remains under floor consideration.

AENAT Naval Affaires Committee Judiciary Committee HOUSE Ware and Means Judge Parker France War Department

Senate approves grand jury bill for key counties

In Olympia the senate passed a bill to require grand juries to be called at least once a year in first class counties and class A counties. King Pierce and Spokane are the only ones affected. The chamber also approved a bill allowing national guard officers recalled to federal service in war time to resume militia rank after hostilities end.

Olympia Senate King, Pierce Spokane National Guard

Temperance Day in State May Be Fixed

Olympia February 5 Temperance day the anniversary of the nationwide dry era may be observed in Washington if a senate bill passes. The measure would set January 16 as a day for public school lectures on the evils of drinking and smoking. Sponsors are Senators W S Davin and Dan Landon.

Olympia United States Washington Senate Davin Pierce Dan Landon Seattle

Red Pepper Rub Relief Claims Quick Pain Ease

An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the fastest relief for rheumatic pains backache neuritis stiff neck sore muscles and joint aches. It promises instant tingling heat within minutes and claims to free blood circulation and reduce congestion. The product, made from red peppers, is sold cheaply at drug stores.

Open meeting on proposed educational code in Olympia

Olympia February 5. The joint committee on education will hold an open meeting next Wednesday evening to consider a proposed educational code centralizing control of school government.

Olympia Joint Committee On Education

Remarkable European Tuberculosis Treatment Promoted

A broad ad touts SANOLIN SANOLEUM as a cure for pulmonary disease offering free booklets and at home trials. It claims European doctors endorse the product and urges American sufferers to try the remedy with testimonials and a risk free offer. The advertisement lists locations in Berlin Amsterdam and Chicago for contact.

Europe Dacelias Banosin-Sanoleum N. Webash Ave Chicago SOS

Flying Cowboy to jump for police fund records

Ivan de Villiers known as the Flying Cowboy will jump from 20 000 feet over Elliott Bay with a second plane filming to create a permanent record of what could be a world record jump. Piloted by Frank Miller of Aerial Tours Co. Donations to Seattle police fund rise with recent gifts of 50 dollars from J D Lowman and the L A KB club and 75 dollars from M Seller Co. Totals noted between 20 000 and 25 000 dollars pending final receipts. A minstrel show at the Empress Theatre Ballard raised funds for the relief effort and further events are planned through the weekend including a Lodge cafe dance and a Metropolitan Theatre concert and Cats Paw club dance.

Ivan de Villiers Mlliott Bay Dé Viliers Frank Miller Aerial Tours Co Kin Seattle J.D. Lowman L. A. KB. Club M. Seller & Co Empress Theatre Ballard Ballard Lodge Lodge Cafe Fourth Ave Weatlake Sundhy Metropolitan Theatre Cat's Paw Club

Kincaid to Give Eugenics Lecture

Professor Trevor Kincaid of the University of Washington will address the First Swedish Baptist Church on Tuesday evening. The lecture, titled Eugenica, will discuss eugenics as a public topic.

Kincaid Eugenica Trevor Kincaid University of Washington

Musterole Headache Remedy Offer

An ad promotes Musterole as a fast acting remedy for headaches cold congestion and related pains. It markets a lean white mustard preparation and lists uses from sore throat bronchitis stiff neck asthma neuralgia and bruises. Includes pricing 65 cent jars and a hospital size 3.00.

Bette

New Hair for You Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts KOTALKO as a remedy for baldness with daily application. It urges readers to buy a box at local drug stores and try the product to see hair return in the mirror.

G. P. Hicks

Ex Kaiserin Failing. Kaiser Briefly With Her

Doorn Holland Feb. 6 The former German Kaiserin's condition grows critical and the ex Kaiser suspends outdoor exercise to stay near her. Portland Ore Feb. 6 Charlies J Schnabel prominent Portland attorney shot in the back and fatally wounded by Joseph C Poeschi a cripple and former client in the courthouse he died en route to hospital Poeschi captured and jailed. believed driven by disputes over a damage suit Schnabel handled against the Southern Pacific railroad.

Doorn Holland Charlies J. Schnabel Portland Joseph C. Poeschi Schnabel Poesch Southern Pacific Railroad

Hohenzoller Now Looks Like a Peasant

DOORN Feb 4 The former German war lord seen today wandering the grounds of his estate appeared shaded and tired observers said the once imperious figure wore plain clothes and diminished splendor, a stark change from his former uniformed grandeur.

Hohenzoller Doorn

Portland Mayor Blocks Steffens Meeting at High School

Portland officials cancelled a Central Labor Council event at a local high school after Mayor George L. Baker refused use of the Portland auditorium. The speaker lineup included Lincoln Steffens and St John Irvine Tucker. Additional notes report Dr Herbert Willett of the Federal Council of Churches visiting Beattie next week and Fong Sui, a Chinese draft evader, arrested in Boise, Idaho.

Portland, Or Permry Central Labor Council Lincoln Steffens St. John Irvine Tucker R. H. Thomas Thomas George L. Baker Wortland Kane Fong Sui Boise, Idaho

Modern safety deposit vaults offer new boxes

The bank announces 1,500 new safety deposit boxes for bonds and valuables at its Pike Street location. They invite customers to inspect the upgraded facilities at Peoples Savings Bank.

Professional nurse hails Hufeland tonic as miracle cure

Adelaide H Neal of San Francisco testifies that the Swiss Stomach Tonic Hufeland restores convalescent patients. She credits the remedy for reviving spirits and health, noting it is widely prescribed by physicians and sold in drug stores since 1860.

Adelaide H. Neal Clay St San Francisco

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound relieves nasal congestion headache and runny nose within two hours. It touts quick action, pleasant taste, no quinine, and a price of about a cent at drug stores.

Oldsmobile and Franklin Salesman Praises Bake Oven Cure

A Kirkland, Washington, salesman extols Dr. Loughney’s Human Bake Oven treatment as a miracle for lumbago and sciatica. He reports rapid relief after the first bake, a full course completed, and returning to work with renewed energy. He endorses the sanitarium and invites others to seek care.

Oldsmobile Franklin Loughney Kirkland

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Metropolitan C. J Navy van Vieck von Vieck U. S. Army Ad- van Vieck Co Dept Jacheon Mich Bend George Whitman Madrid Albert Queen Elizabeth Belgium Spain Dr. Williams Pink Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady, MN. Y Sth University Capt. Collinge Truss Trusace Collings Remon Capt. Collings W. A Collings Meri Kaiserin Ore Steffens Are Pike St Hufeland Viola Dana Cinderella’s Buster Keaton Clemmer Music Liborious Hauptman Greenwich Village ACE Dancing Club Queen Anne Hal Redding Pape M. Harlan Fourth Times & Ing Madison Tiger Frank Wass Ake Ss. K. Wineland Director Clyde Cook the Huntsman Mutt and Jeff International News
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