Rimrock Jones and classic Westerns headline weekly shows
Wallace Reid and Ann Little star in Rimrock Jones at the Coliseum with Mary Fortune a deaf stenographerite standing by wisely through hardship. Liberty features Mme Olga Petrova in Daughter of Destiny and Fatty Arbuckle in Out West with Ray of the Yukon on Clemmer screen. Colonial presents Richard the Brazen with Alice Joyce and Harry Morey. Rex offers The Silent Man with Wm S Hart. Strand and Mission show For the Freedom of the World and Hell's Ocreter respectively.
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Wallace Reid
Ann Little
Rimrock Jones
Miss Little
Mary Fortune
Arizona
Andrew McHain
Jones
Mary
Charles Ogle
Guy Oliver
Ernest Joy
George Kuwa
Liberty Mme
Olga Petrova
Fatty Arbuckle
Thomas Holding
Mme. Petrova
TVE
Ray
Ea Yukon
North Country
Miriam Cooper
Clemmer
Peady Lou
Hatfield
Decet
Returne
Alice Joyce
Harry Morey
Charlie Chaplin
Colonial
Richard
Joyce and Morey
Frocgkrams
Theda
Cleopatra
Coliseum
Dorothy Phillips
Liberty
Hart
tIre M. Lewry
Freedoom of the World
Dsrece Cunard
Lady Leo
the Yokeon
Colontal
Lillien Walker
Hecretion
Rex
The
Blinded Soldier Turner Becomes Delegate in Canada
Harris Turner, once with the Princess Patricia’s Regiment, was blinded in the third battle of Ypres after a shell hit his eyes. Now a soldier delegate to the Saskatchewan legislature, he speaks from the Hotel Washington where he addressed the Northwest Lumbermen’s convention. He married a Saskatoon woman he has never seen.
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Ypres
Saskatchewan
Harris Turner
Seattle
Turner
Princess Pat
Saskatoon
Washington
Northwest Lumbermen's Convention
France
Vancouver
B.C
A graduate sent to French war school
Lieut Gordon Hunt Dickson of the 10th field artillery has been selected for the Fontainebleau artillery school in France for at least two months of training. His parents, Mr and Mrs Albert Dickson, 1829 14th Ave, have learned of the appointment. Dickson, a former state university graduate and ex colonel of cadets, was stationed at Douglas Arizona after being sent from Fort Leavenworth Kansas.
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Fontainebleu
France
Gordon Hunt Dickson
10Th Field Artillery
Mra
Albert Dickson
14Th Ave
Dickson
Douglas
Ariz
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
State University
City Power Bids Sought For Skagit Project
Bids for the Skagit river development project will be received March 1. J D Ross superintendent of city lighting expects plenty of satisfactory bids. If none is received the work will be done by the city.
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Skagit River
J. D. Ross
City Lighting
Trenches or jail: two men choose war over prison
Oliver Cook pleaded guilty to stealing an auto and Francis Blanchard faced first degree forgery. Superior Judge Mackintosh offered either enlistment in the American or Canadian army or imprisonment, and both chose to go to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cook
Francis Blanchard
Cook
Planchard
Mackintosh
Chamber Survey of Washington Resources Aimed at War Effort
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce, with educational institutions and state officials, launches a statewide survey of natural resources. The King County Development League leads efforts to assess agriculture, horticulture, dairying, mining, lumbering, fishing, and live stock raising for immediate development and national wartime support.
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Washington
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Chamber
King County Development League
League
Seattle Boy Dies in France in Pneumonia
Wilson N. Austin, 22, supply sergeant of Troop A, First Washington Cavalry, died in France of pneumonia. Born in Seattle, he lived there most of his life except for a period in Ellensburg with Galbraith Bacon & Co. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Austin of 333 Kinnear Place and attended Queen Anne grammar school, Queen Anne High School, and a local business college.
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Wilson N. Austin
Flest Washington Cavalry
France
Austin
Seattle
Ellensburg
Galbraith, Bacon & Co
W. W. Austin
Kinnear Pl
Queen Anne
Clarence Hammer and Edith Carpenter Tie the Knot
Clarence Hammer and Edith Carpenter were married in Polo Illinois in a quietly held ceremony. The couple’s families attended the event and celebrate the union with best wishes for their future.
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Clarence Hammer
Edith Carpenter
Polo, Il
Scots Celebrate Burns Birthday at Mason Temple
The Hielanders held a Burns Night at Mason Temple to mark Bobbie Burns’s 159th birth anniversary with bagpipes Highland dances and songs. The Caledonian Society British American Relief Association and the Clan McKenzie led the event and donated proceeds to the Red Cross.
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Hielanders
Masonic Temple
Bobbie Burns
Caledonian Society
British-American Relief Association
Clan McKenzie
Red Cross
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Ng Beverly Bayne
Francia Bushman
Helen He
John Spaulding
John
Helen
Adella Barker
Malloy. Smythe
American Legion
Canada
Herlin
7Th Battalion
Ira M. Lowry
United States
Edwin Bower Heaser
Philip Pelz
Strand Orchestra
Rex Wm. S. Hart
Ana
Laahy Leu
Vyuken
Beverly Haynes
Prencis X. Hinehmen
M. 1
Preedom
Alice Jeycoe
Bryant Washburn
Skinner
Lady Leon
Mis
Larry Evans
Guterson
Orpheus” Offenbach
Farum
Shanghai
Second Ave
Neer Yesler Way
Pike St
City Power
N. W
First Ave
Bccomes
Sterling
Intermeszo
Aletter Serenade
Drigo the Red Mill
Herbert
Oliver G. Wallace
Olga
Petrova
New York City
Rialto
Arbuckle
Out West
Pike
Seattle National Army
H. H. Hawkins
361St Infantry
Bart. Brown
Elmer Cantonwine
Guilford Koch
V. Kirkham
M. G
BE. Ireland
J. Rice
A. Funk
A. H. Thatcher
Bryant
Washburn
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