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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
12
President Newecomb Carlton urges Western Union workers to stay loyal to the company amid an upcoming employees association. He warns against outside influence and threatens strike action, aligning with Burleson on government ownership and non affiliation with other groups.
What Women Can Do is the chief act with five women showcasing numbers proving vaudeville equality with men. Rose and Hendrix perform blackface comedy. Martin Van Bergen delivers "The Admiral's Heception" and "The Cowboy Minstrel" songs. Mendel and Grey offer violin piano and singing. Azalea and Delores perform contortion and gymnastics.
The veteran American stage actor Charles Dalton appears in The Wanderer at the Metropol tan theatre this week. For 18 years he has supported Ethel Marrymore and Margaret Anglin in Shakespearean roles and Helasco productions. Although acclaimed, Dalton avoids publicity and refuses to commercialize his private life, preferring public achievement to private notoriety.
J. W. Thompson, superintendent of Beattle's parka, stated Friday that a lung motor has always been at Green Lake bathing beach and that all workers know how to operate it. He added that none of the city bathing stations are equipped.
J H Hougen Seattle pioneer in shoe repairs has built the largest modern shop in the West and perhaps America. From a small Madison street shop to a 3600 square foot plant at First Ave and Madison he showcases an auto delivery system and strict efficiency with a staff of experts. He emphasizes best service, dust free operations, and customer convenience while inviting public tours of the facility. Continuous growth follows twelve years of planning and hard work.
Claude Tack, 15, youngest American forces soldier, died at a New Jersey hospital after being severely wounded overseas following a year of service. The Waterloo report notes his youth and wartime service.
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