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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1915
Page
3
The week’s cinema lineup highlights Charlie Chaplin and Mabel Normand at the Class A and other stars like Dorothy Gish and Barbara Tennant. Alaskan films educate at the Liberty, with The Sea Wolf thrilling audiences at the Alaska. Runaway June and a slate of dramas and comedies fill the Colonial Clemmer and other houses.
Mary Frances Kiernan, born four years ago to Mrs P F Kiernan, rose from Douglas Dancing Academy to fame after her mother sent her to Los Angeles. The Reliance Film Co. cast her in Baby's Ride at the Colonial Theatre, with two more films already in development for her benefit.
The list shows showings at Home and Pleasant Hour until Wednesday and Tuesday including two part dramas Peg o' the Wilds The Dog Raffles The Triumph Mind Mike Searches for His Brother and comedies Animated Weekly The Christmas Spirit Break Break Break Also The Perila of Pauline No 7 Those Love Pangs and Keystone comedy presented at Greenwood venue.
Y M C A naturalization class members will attend a banquet hosted by the Association Brotherhood in the Y M C A auditorium Tuesday night. Harry Gardner will lead music with the Y M G A orchestra and Welsh singers. Speeches by Prof. W G Beach and ex Mayor Cotteriil are planned.
Federal Judge Neterer is to hold a session in New York starting February 1 in what is described as one of the longest trips by a U S judge in performing his duties. Leo M Frank’s habeas corpus petition is docketed in the U S Supreme Court in Washington.
In Everett on January 19 Dan Macha sued grocer P W McBeath for selling him gasoline marked as kerosene. The defense called photographer J A Juleen to pour gasoline on a flame at the witness stand to prove it would not explode. the test failed to ignite.
In a long dinner scene Elrene and friends tease Bill Tenney about his past affairs. Margie, Mina, Sadie Marlow and Eliene discuss love, marriage, and a possible call on Helen while Dick is away. Bill contemplates visiting Mrs. Bill and questions his reputation as the “has-been” of the town.
J P Morgan met with President Wilson in Washington on January 18 or 19 and expressed optimism about the business outlook. He reportedly urged dissolution of the bankers gold pool and discussed selling the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad to the government as part of a proposed Alaska railway plan.
A 2 pm Tuesday meeting at progressive headquarters 425 Boston Block will discuss election laws. Speakers will review Judge Albertson's rulings in the recount case and consider how to educate future election board members.
Port commission dock on Han ford street badly damaged by fire Saturday afternoon. Reconstruction work will begin at once. Loss borne by Harrington and Peters contractors. Structure insured for 50000 dollars, which covers the damage.
Two daughters of John Muir request appointment as executrices of his estate valued at $260000 at Martine Caf.
The market notes the egg price decline ending as prices rose on Tuesday with a 4 cent retail increase and 2 cent rise to producers. Dealers and farmers welcome the upward trend as Sprouts Prices Paid Producers reflect gains for veer, veal, poultry, and pork.
Advert says a dose of Pape's Cold Compound taken every two hours, up to three doses, ends grippe misery and breaks up severe colds. It claims to open nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headache fever and soreness, costs 25 cents, acts without assistance, and tastes pleasant.
Portland reports Max Exner, first American physical director in China and International committee member, warns YMCA attendees that spooning violates chivalry and harms a woman’s modesty, calling it the first step toward many tragedies in school and college life during his lecture on Rational Life.
The King County Democratic Central Committee endorsed Isaac P. Calhoun of Kent for the post of special deputy of collector of customs to replace F. C. Harper. Hugh C. Todd and Robt. Bridges asked to have their names omitted from consideration.
Fruit growers from every orchard section in the state gather in Seattle for a two day session to improve fresh fruit marketing. Delegates include ten growers from each North Pacific district to work with the by products committee and report to the general session next day.
Advertisement touts Cascarets as a quick cure for liver stomach bowels and headaches. It promises gentle cleansing of bile gases and constipation with a 10 cent box and urges readers to buy from druggists.
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