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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1918

Page

3

Broadway Stars to Play Local Theatres This Week

Taylor Holmes, a Broadway favorite, appears Sunday at the Liberty in Uneasy. Pauline Fredericks stars in Mrs Dane's Defense at the Coliseum. Mary Garden tops the Strand lineup in The Auction Block. Ethel Barrymore opens at the Clemmer in An American Widow. The Honor System with George Fox plays the Rex. Come Thru tops Colonial offerings. more programs listed for Liberty Coliseum Strand Colonial Rex Clemmer Mission in Seattle venues.

Taylor Holmes Broadway Liberty Seattle Saturday ‘Evening Post Holmes Pauline Fredericks Mrs. Dane Defese Felica Hindermarsh Pauline Sapho Frank ‘Losec Jack Pickford Coliseum Pendleton Strand Hex Mead Mary Miles Minter Rex Hart Nerrew Trail Clemmer Ethearrymere Alice Joyce Liberty Taylor Hermes My” Coliseum Pastine Predericks Herbert Rawlinsen Mission Mary Garden Colonial Ethel Barrymore

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Relief for Bad Breath

An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that purifies the system and removes bad breath. It claims the tablets work like calomel without side effects, noting a seventeen year physician background and pricing of 25 cents per box with nationwide druggist availability.

Edwards F. M. Edwards

German Plot Emerges Around Alamo Wireless Station Plan

San Francisco January 5 German plotters reportedly planned a giant wireless station at the Alamo a secluded spot on the Lower California coast to transmit directly to Berlin. Gustav Koeppel testified he was summoned in 1914 by a North German Lloyd agent and two others to build the station. Mexican authorities later arrested several agents.

Alamo California Berlin Gustav Koeppel San Diego Koeppel Robert Fahelle Lloyd Steamship Co Hanck J. Clyde Hizar

Patriotic Programs Planned for King County Immigrant Areas

The King County Council of Defense speaking committee arranges patriotic programs in foreign languages for foreign-born residents in the county's outlying districts. The effort aims to include diverse communities in defense activities.

King County King County Council of Defense

Man Sentenced for Contempt of Court in Divorce Case

Oscar W. Staempfli was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail by Judge Everett Smith on a charge of failure to pay suit money and temporary alimony to his wife, who is seeking divorce.

Oscar W. Staempfli Everett Smith

Seasickness Rare on Admiral Farragut Voyage

Capt M M Jensen aboard the Admiral Farragut reports seasickness was scarce on the Seattle to San Francisco run. Of 253 passengers, not a single traveler suffered mal de mer during the trip up the coast.

M. M. Jensen Admiral Farragut Seattle San Francisco Mal de Mer

Man at Hip Theater Quips About Show Status

A man greets the ticket taker with a quip about the show inside. The line plays on anticipation and backstage readiness as theatergoers await entry.

Army 010 Officers Training Camp to Begin at Camp Lewis

Camp Lewis sets Third Officers' Training camp to start Monday under Col George McD Weeks. Several hundred candidates, from privates to regulars, will be organized into companies with instruction mirroring European camps while retaining current warrants and pay. The piece ends with an editor's quip on future Seattle streetcar conductors.

Camp Lewis Tacoma National Army George McD. Weeks Eighth U. S. Infantry

Painless Dentists Open for Business

A city health notice urges residents to seek painless dental care if gums are sloughing, sore, and bleeding. It highlights available clinics, patient safety, and care options for gum disease.

Painless Dentists Offer 30 Day Discount Dental Care

United Painless Dentists advertise free extractions for 30 days to introduce a new painless method. Dr P L Austin, former manager of Painless Austin and National Dentists, announces a special free tooth extraction offer at a new office corner Third and James St.

P. L. Austin Painless Austin and National Dentists New Office James St. United

Runaway Girls From Portland Plan Acting Careers

Two 11 year old Portland girls Elsie and Florence ran away after saying they planned to be actresses. They carried $150 in postal savings certificates and $400 belonging to a rooming woman. they were stopped in Tacoma and placed in the city police matron's room awaiting return home. They said a teacher lied about them in school and they wanted to act and travel to Seattle to visit Mrs Teachout in Bremerton.

Tacoma Dan Fibs Portland Elsie Plorence Kincaid Batley Poiceman Eloie Flosaie Seattle

Red Star Teaches Troops to Aid Horses at Camp

The Red Star society has begun a training course for Re mount depot and Field artillery men at the camp. It will distribute thousands of booklets to teach horse care and relief of minor injuries and diseases. The Red Star seeks animal lovers and society members to assist, with war department approval.

Lewis Tacoma Red Star Animals’ Red Cross Society The War Department

Captain Paulsen Held on Smuggling Charge

Captain A S M Paulsen, former master of the Alliance, was arrested and held on $5,000 bonds in San Francisco. He is charged with smuggling 16 000 rounds of ammunition from San Francisco to Mexico, a move that would aid a U S enemy by supplying arms to Mexican forces.

San Francisco A. S. M. Paulsen Alliance Pacific San Franceisco Mexico

Burglaries Hit Dr. Joshua Stonefield Home

In Portland on a January day burglars raided the home of Dr. Joshua Stonefield a Methodist pastor. One thief took hats and overcoat from the study while another stole the doctor’s automobile.

Portland Joshua Stonefield

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