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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
4
The production will reproduce the Riethen trial as heard in Judge Humphries court with a stenographic report guiding the text. Lagourgue's band provides music for the four act performance at Moore theatre on Sunday July 27 and tickets are selling fast.
An old advertisement extols Dr Loughney's Bake Oven as a quick treatment for rheumatism neuralgia gout neuritis sciatica lumbago colds anemia obesity stomach and bowel troubles liver and kidney issues nervousness insomnia and circulatory problems. Doctors from Berlin Philadelphia endorse its temperature based approach. Dr Loughney offers treatments at $1 per session for a limited enrollment.
Limited trains run at 19 30 minute intervals with local services at 39 0 and 8 30 9 90 10 30 11 30 times. All trains depart Fifth Ave near West Greenwood and Ajax Drug Store area with multiple daily departures including noon and afternoon slots.
The Ranchero's Revenge stars Lionel Barrymore as a ranchero who seeks a wife while Claire McDowell and Harry Casey plot to rob him. A staged romance turns real as danger and a chase unfold, with the husband saving both wife and money at the end. Multiple other reels play at local theaters through Sunday, including In the Sultan's Power and The Human Vulture.
Metropolitan Opera House plans a season where the ballet features nearly all American girls led by Eva Swain, 16, as premiere danseuse aspirant. Mme Malvina Cavallazzi praises American dancers for intellect and grace, noting lessons focus on mind as well as feet.
Potlatch committee offers cash prizes for best equipped and most attractive fraternal unit in the Fraternal Day parade on Thursday July 17. The lineup will start at 2 p m with Grand Army of the Republic leading, followed by Veterans of the Confederacy and other groups. First prize is 150 dollars, second 100, third 50. A dance at Dreamland tonight.
Moore John Mason in As a Man Thinks at the Metropolitan Dark. Seattie Frank Rich Co in A Thirty to One Shot. Orpheum Vaudeville and Empress Vaudeville, Pantages Vaudeville Grand Vaudeville and motion pictures. Clemmer Photoplays and vaudeville with Melbourne vaudeville Alhambra Photoplays and.
A dated verse recounts Noah’s forebear Rildad the Hittite as the oldest settler who boasted of land work and wonders from Shem to Ham. The poem claims he dictated counts, profited in real estate, hunted wild beasts, and boasted of savage feats before his paralysis and death.
An editorial celebrates Seattle's Brewing & Malting Company and its Rainier beers arguing economic and moral benefits. It claims beer supports hundreds of local families and asserts temperance is best achieved through responsible use and popularity of beer as a national beverage of sober peoples.
In a candid domestic exchange, a mother grants permission for a daughter to swim amid sultry conditions, while the daughter questions the plan and a humorous digression ensues about staying indoors.
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