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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
5
Thousands gathered at Woodland Park for the 5 000 Nobles in Review with Mayor Gill leading officers of the United Orders. The massed bands played America as drums and banners drew the crowd before drills and a packed afternoon of sports and concerts featuring the Crescent Shrine and visiting bands.
Thousands view the Denny Hall bell exhibit at Second and Union near Bon Marche. The bell, once hung in the territorial university, dates to 1861 and warned settlers of fires. Also noted is the Milwaukee railroad empire picnic at Eagle Harbor with a pro game, races, dancing, and steamer service by Rainbridge and K.
Readers are guided to use a face lotion instead of powder to brighten skin and remove tan freckles and sallowness. A spurmax mixture in hot water with glycerin is suggested for facial use. A hair care preparation promises dandruff removal and a thick white lather for shiny hair with easier styling.
Washington date July 15 The new note to Germany on Kaiser's submarine warfare will likely be prepared by President Wilson and Secretary Lansing next Wednesday. The cabinet will review it Tuesday after the president returns from Cornish. The note may add a demand for an explicit safety guarantee for Americans at sea and reiterate the right to travel unmolested.
Col J M Hawthorne a Seattle committee member explains why he held a young lady near Fourth Ave and University St amid a Shrine parade. The woman, guest of Gov Walsh of Massachusetts, tangled in a crowd rope and the colonel restrained her until J W Phillips freed the rope. The event sparked speculation about his actions.
Washington July 15. Secretary Lansing and Secretary Tumulty deny reports that George T. Marye has resigned as American ambassador to Russia. An under official had claimed the report true but later admitted error. Speculation followed as Marye was believed to wish to return home.
In Rome on July 15 16 year old Prince Amadeo son of the Duke d Aosta befriends American aviator John Lansing Callan. The prince, a Naples military college student, met Callan at an aviation camp where Callan was instructing Italian air force recruits. Callan reports the prince praises his flying and calls him a great kid.
The Gizeh band and patrol of Victoria in their outfits visited Firlands on Wednesday afternoon and entertained the inmates of the municipal tuberculosis hospital. Cars carrying the Canadian nobles were provided by Puget Sound Electric Co.
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