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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1918

Page

8

A Bully Affair Endangers Madge Kennedy at Liberty

The report recounts Madge Kennedy narrowly escaping a charging bull during a climactic 60 yard sprint in Goldwyn's Uneasy Money. Directors and observers note the staged moment nearly cost her life, while other bills feature Pauline Frederick in Mrs Dane's Defense and Taylor Holmes in Uneasy Money.

Taylor Holmes Virginia Valli Madge Kennedy Mary Georgia Goldwyn Vislon Misa Kennedy George Weaston Miss Kennedy Mary Meacham Mrs. Dane Pauline Frederick Pauline

Higher fares urged by arbitration board members

The majority of the arbitration board for Paget Sound Traction Light Power recommended higher car fares or a transfer charge to boost revenues for future obligations. They also urged state public service valuation of Seattle holdings and support for an eight hour day with 62 days off, while a minority report cautioned against major revenue increases without proper relief mechanisms.

Paget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company Henry Suzzallo C. J. Pranklin Arbitration Board Seattle and Tacoma James A. Thunean Duncan State Public Service Commission Traction Company Seattle Suscallo Franklin

Uncle Sam to Chop Luxury From Railways

A plan for curbing unnecessary passenger travel to free locomotives and track for freight moves toward a broader campaign to reduce travel. Fewer trains, elimination of luxury service, possible higher fares. wage board selections for McAdoo and a likely Woolley appointment noted. Weather improves freight congestion. coal shipments to New England rise. No immediate government seizure expected.

Washiington Railroad Administration McAdoo Railroad Brotherhood Interstate Commerce Woolley New England

Canadian Officers Visit Oregon to Share War Information

Three wounded Canadian officers arrived in Portland to meet Oregonians and discuss war information. The visit, arranged with the State Council of Defense, aims to travel to communities across Oregon.

Portland

Mission Presents The High Sign As Comedy-Drama Attraction

Herbert Rawlinson stars in The High Sign at Seattle's Mission theater a farcical comedy drama about a founder who becomes both prince and anarchist while defending his college kingdom. Also at the Strand Rex Beach’s The Auction Block followed by Mary Garden in Thala a lavishly costumed opera themed film with large sets and a strong orchestra under Philip Pelz.

Herbert Rawlinson Seattle Mission Kingdom Thais Rex Beach The Strand Mary Garden Philip Pelz

Frederick and Nelson Spring Fabrics and Voiles on Sale

White cotton fabrics for lingerie and dresses come in fresh assortments at spring prices. Soft finished nainsooks for infants wear and undermuslins offered in ten yard pieces with varied bolt prices. White dress voiles, 19 to 25 cents per yard, and cluster stripe voiles for shirtwaists. Sheer and fine dimities 19 cents yard. New fancy weave piques in heavier cottons for skirts and dresses in various American and imported qualities. First Floor.

Skirts with Embroidery and Lace Trim Fashion Line

A catalog entry showcases knee length skirts with durable embroidery trim priced from 59 to 85 cents and white sateen and pique options with flounces and hemstitching. Also advertised are lace shoes for misses and children in patent vici kid and gun metal calf, priced $3.00 to $3.50 per pair.

and Chiildren

Slacker Raids Net 17 Police Detainees

Police raided poolrooms Saturday arresting 17 alleged slackers. Eight were seized in the White House poolroom basement at Fourth Ave and Pikest. Names among those taken include Monroe Guy George L. Ryan Steinbuck R. Rode Tony Lobart Mike Shumsky John Anderson William Miller Charles Fr. Martin Walter Enter Antonia Madagli James M. Collins Alvin Bard Peter Aho Luther Goens Dan Thompson Harvey J. Johnson and Alex Organts.

White House Joshua Green Building Fourth Ave Pikest Monroe Guy George L. Ryan Steinbuck R. Rode Tony Lobart Mike Shumsky John Anderson William Miller Charles Fr. Martin Walter Enter Antonia Madagli James M. Collins Alvin Bard Peter Aho Luther Goens Dan Thompson Harvey J. Johnson Alex Organts

Mail Volumes at Army Camp Reach 80 000 Daily

At Camp Lewis Tacoma the post office receipts for December totaled 25396.55 dollars. The camp handled an average of 60 000 to 80 000 pieces of mail each day.

Army Camp Camp Lewis Tacoma Jan, T

Caproni air route eyed for Pershing to Wilson flights

Caproni proposes an air relay from Paris to Washington via Portugal and the Azores to deliver Pershing's reports. Using six large Caproni planes, 25 passengers each, the five-leg route would cover 1,195 miles between the Azores and Newfoundland, with a possible direct Azores to Paris leg reducing total time.

Pershing Wilson Caproni Washington Paris Portugal Azores Newfoundland New York St. Johns

Registration Deadline Threatens Seattle Voters

About 50,000 Seattle citizens will lose their vote in the upcoming municipal election unless they register by February 9. William A. Gaines, head of the registration bureau, warns many are ineligible because their names are not on the books and urges speedy registration to avoid a rush.

Seattle Willam A. Gaines Registration Bureau

Marchette Named for Commission Training at Camp Lewis

Private Roger Marchette, a former Seattle lawyer now a stenographer and clerk in the general's office, has won recommendations from aides and his company commander to attend the third officers' training camp at Camp Lewis, earned by plain hard work.

Camp Lewis Tacoma Roger Marchette Seattle Marchette

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