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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
13
Anchor Lodge No. 221 LC installed Past Grand Master F McLaren and other new officers on Thursday night in a ceremonial meeting.
A historic ad advises using monosulfified coconut oil as a superior, greaseless shampoo option. It warns against alkali heavy soaps that damage the scalp and recommends rubbing a small amount into the hair, rinsing thoroughly to remove dirt and dandruff, leaving hair bright and fluffy. Coconut oil is described as cheap and long lasting.
An American returning from Vienna reports locals harshly despise English and English speakers. He recalls cafes and streets where English is unsafe, officers denounce English speakers, and Viennese displays quote God Punish England while Austrians believe the Central Powers lead the war.
Fort William Ontario July 6 merchants here and at Port Arthur face a new hardship from the European war. Under military rules the landed sailors from the U S and Canada docking here cannot land when navigation opens. Thousands of dollars formerly spent will be missed.
June Caprice, a Boston born photoplay star chosen by William Fox to become cinema’s next Mary Pickford, arrives at the Strand with Caprice of the Mountains. Other films on local bill include The Man From Bitter Roots at the Strand and Damaged Goods style education at Clemmer.
The report describes a baseball style contest between Mudville and Frogtown and highlights Mr. De Wolf Hopver’s opportunity for his signature comic performance. He is a longtime fan and his field moves are noted for subtle performance. An all star Triangle Players cast led by Marguerite Marsh backs his act.
Matthew Mullen a former city fireman sues the Traction Co for 50000 dollars over a broken back. He was brought in on a stretcher to testify claiming the conductor pushed him from a street car on June 12 1915.
Clifford Peterson 17 of 112% Fourth ave S and Samuel Clemmons of 221 Washington St were hurt Friday after a collision with a car driven by Dr. W Woodward at Third Ave and SenteCast. Both were admitted to city hospital with injuries including a broken arm and fractured leg.
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