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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
10
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarem Ol Capsules as a tonic to maintain vigor with age. It urges men to use two capsules daily to stay in prime condition, promises renewed energy and strength, and offers a money back guarantee if not helped. The copy emphasizes kidney health and appeals to rugged, working men.
Charles Ray stars as a country youth pitcher in The Busher at the Liberty. A big league scout offers a chance, but fame alters him and a costly error ends his big dream. He returns home, then fuels a ninth inning rally to win the village pennant and reconsiders his ambitions.
Glimpses 06 Photoplays lists Katherine MacDonald in The Woman Thou Gavest Me at the Coliseum with a white satin gown and a giant bouquet. Leave It to Susan stars Madge Kennedy at the Clemmer with desert showdown and bandit ruse. The Mission presents Final Cheelp with Shirley Mason. Rex shows The Courageous Coward with Sem Su Hayakawa. Colonial hosts The Hidden Truth featuring Mine Case. Strand screens You're Fired with Wallace Reid.
Seattle awaits the Mack Sennett bathing dolls in person at the Moore next week for the Yankee Doodle in Berlin film production. Five part comedy features Bothwell Browne as the headlining impersonator and follows a wave of studio diplomacy to choose the troupe.
King County paid out 719 thousand 772 dollars and 74 cents in May. The state treasurer received warrants totaling 212 thousand 488 dollars and 49 cents from County Treasurer William A. Calnes. Towns in King County received 5 thousand 666 dollars and 43 cents and 110 dollars 47 cents went to the fire prevention fund.
The Central Labor council endorsed a drive for 150000 to fund a new Mother Ryther home for destitute children. A five member union committee and parade plan on June 18 were outlined with Chief Warren leading the effort and a brick contribution urged from every union member.
Picture Patter notes the photoplay The Spreading Evil heading to Rex on Saturday. Wednesday night featured baseball night at the Liberty with guests welcomed by theater managers.
Movie pages report many stars and plans. Betty Blythe gains acclaim. Ruth Roland pursues a producing venture. Karl Williams works on The Wolf. Mary Pickford with her company films in San Diego scenes for The Hoodlum. Fatty Arbuckle hosts sport writers dinner in Los Angeles. John Fairbanks intends a $25 000 Hollywood home. Doris May replaces Calabe Donia Lee. Ethel Lynne enjoys a Dallas vacation with her mother.
Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen, visiting New York with Kansas troops, says the role is hard. He notes many expect a smiling front and picnics, while he may be away at meetings, leading to rumors he is a gadabout.
Paris reports Crown Prince Charles of Romania shot himself in the leg after royal parents forced divorce from Mile Cecilie Lambrino. They also urged a six month trip to Japan to forget. The prince's wound is not dangerous.
The Ballard lodge No 827 BPOE prepared an elaborate entertainment for Flag Day on Saturday June 14 and invites the general public to attend. A stray line about building a frame house without rocks appears in the text.
Attractive cushions of heavy cretonnes with cotton fill offered at 95e each. Ideal for porch hammock swing boat auto or caravan use. Limited stock at this special price.
A new shipment of curtain marquisette in white cream and ecru colors is offered at 35 cents per yard. The fabric measures 36 inches wide and is described as of good medium weight for economical curtain solutions.
Arwi, 60, and Jo, 47, both Japanese nationals, were arrested by dry squad officers in a raid on premises south of the city limits. Police report they were distilling rice whisky, dumping about 359 gallons of mash. Five gallons of rice whisky were seized as evidence.
An advertisement touts Blood Iron Phosphate as a remedy for thin emaciated individuals. It claims a three week treatment at 40 cents per week will strengthen, improve sleep, boost vigor, and add weight. if results fail, money is refunded.
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