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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
3
In the house of commons Augustine Birrell disclosed that British customs seized 500 rifles at Belfast. The Italian made weapons were shipped to Ulster leaders in boxes marked electrical fixtures. Government fears a bloody outbreak if home rule is proclaimed.
Audience members can see Moore and Foy in Over the River and Peter Pan at multiple venues including Empress Vander Empress and Grand Vaudeville. Melbourne and Clemmer offer photoplays in addition to vaudeville with several houses listing motion pictures.
Shirley Kellogg American show girl at the Hippodrome in Hallo Rag Time married today to Albert De Courville author of the production. The bride was formerly a New York hair dresser.
In North Tonawanda New York Mrs Catherine Knople sues Mr and Mrs William Harms to prove their daughter Flora is not a witch Court records show the Harms claim their daughter has suffered illness for a long time and their clairvoyant in Buffalo linked a neighbor to the supposed witch chalk marks appeared on furniture and chairs as the case proceeds before City Judge George J Smith
Mrs. Louis Magrander seeks alimony from her husband Louis after 33 years of marriage blaming a pair of spectacles for their trouble. She says he must wear them constantly while she needs them part of the time. The case notes he stays up late to keep them.
The listing covers showings through Friday to Monday at venues including Society Until Friday Olympian Clemmer Dream Grand Uniil Melbourne Union Home Circuit Olympian Class A Alhambra and others. It notes titles such as Her Masked Beauty The Law and the Outlaw John Burns of Gettysburg and On the Firing Line along with Gauntler productions and a Klu Klux Klan themed film. It also mentions the Denver Dill pushing for a state film inspectors office and licensing in Illinois.
All mothers with students entering Lincoln high school next September are invited to meet at Mrs. G T Haley’s home 1609 N 49th St Friday June 6 at 2 o clock. A Lincoln teacher will explain the course of study and aid in selecting it. The PTA’s work and purposes will be explained. Patrons urged to attend a meeting at the school Thursday June 6 at 6 30 p m to consider overcrowding.
Thomas Horner of the Public Ownership league publicity committee says all organizations listing speakers on port commission topics to be voted on may secure them by calling Main 178. The notice urges prompt action for event participation and public input.
After a visit by Past Exalted Ruler T. J. Ivora of Seattle Lodge No. 92, the four Olympia Elks delegates at the Rochester convention vow to promote Seattle as the 1915 meeting site.
Anna Pavlova criticizes ragtime and turkey trot as provocative and unsuitable for ballroom dancing. She says such dances are comic yet grotesque and not fit for young women due to their motive and need for excitement.
A man returning from his son’s funeral in Montreal, Philip Bouglie aged 76, was killed after being dashed against a curb stone. Three daughters and a son were knocked unconscious and may not recover in the same runaway accident. Hotel Virgunus offers elegant rooms at low rates near Weertlake. Elliott 893. ose.
London June 6 British society awaits the stork visit to the duchess of Roxburghe formerly Miss May Goelat of New York. If the baby is a boy the title passes directly to the duke’s heir. if not it lapses to Lord Alastir Robert Innes Ker, brother of the duke. A famed gynecologist has publicly backed a boy.
The article notes June brides in Cupid Falls with 25 couples obtaining marriage licenses on Tuesday June 3, down from 37 a year earlier. It compares first-day totals to last year’s season start, when 13 licenses issued and 20 couples paid $4.50 each.
The first consignment of frozen Australian beef was received at the Westlake market on Wednesday and placed on sale at prices well below local beef. Shipments will arrive regularly as the company wrestles with the beef trust and seeks transportation facilities.
Philadelphia June 5 E. J. Sweet head of the vivisection department at the University of Pennsylvania was released on bail after arrest on a charge of cruelty to dogs used in experiments. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals responded to the warrant. Other surgeons in the department plan to cooperate while Dr. Sweet denies the charge.
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