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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1913
Page
8
A crowd of 400 attended an antiwar demonstration at the Labor Temple in Los Angeles. Speakers denounced George Washington as the father of the capitalist system and cried out against wars under capitalism.
The Prohibitionists of King County plan a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Nagarene church at Fremont. J P Morgan's health improves steadily per his granddaughter from Cairo. Boston doctors and students feature in local foot and college fund stories.
Sebastian Hurnett, renowned tenor, journeys to visit relatives in Seattle and Aberdeenshire and will perform at the Moore Theatre next Thursday. Tonight, Slezak, Metropolitan Opera tenor, headlines a concert at Moore.
The Grand presents a mixed bill this week headlined by a grand opera style act. Hopkins and Westerman are showcased as skilled musicians with a strong vocal act. The Aloha Hawaiian quartet performs, and Juggling Parker offers clever feats throughout the program.
Metropolitan Theatre in Seattle hosts violinist Mischa Elman hailed as a leading figure in the field. The curtain rises on The Sirew tonight, a music and comedy production featuring Donald Hiian, promising ample entertainment for all audiences.
A referendum by the Democratic committee will decide endorsements for federal offices. Martin J. Maloney of Colfax urged blanket endorsements, a plan voted down. Each committee member will mail a full endorsement list to Chairman Todd and Secretary Troy, with pluralities guiding state endorsements.
Dr G Deutsch of New York social worker and lecturer will give two stereopticon lectures in Seattle next week. He attended the grand lodge session of the Independent Order of Waal Birth in San Francisco and was induced by Hildesheimer and Rainier lodges of Seattle to visit. First lecture at Temple de Hirsch Monday night and second at the Synagogue on 17th Avenue and Yester day night.
Thirty six wild elk from Yellowstone roam Snoqualmie valley while five hundred thirty six human elk from Seattle attempt to free their antlered brothers. The animals refused to leave their corral during the planned ceremony, circling the enclosure until the gate opened and they departed in single file.
The writeup details unusual fabric blends in the Spring collection with soft drapery for gowns, wraps, and suits. It highlights brocade, crepe surfaces, matelasse, and satin in gowns and wraps, plus novelty suits pairing one material across coat and skirt.
Olympia dispatch reports a bill by Representatives McArdle and Zednick to abolish all law school tuition and laboratory fees. Currently the law school charges ten dollars per semester, deemed a hardship. Student activity fees, voted on by students, would remain unchanged if enacted.
A bloody knife found near the Simiko stabbing scene by Officer Riley is identified as the instrument used by the would be assassin. Sumiko remains in City Hospital in critical condition with injuries from the street attack.
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