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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
12
Cecil Keen, a red-haired newsboy, seeks a acting part in Logan Billingsley’s motion picture about his career. Keen suggests Dr. Matthews can also act. Logan, who wrote The Star while a fugitive, said he wished to surrender to Cecil.
The Russian consulate will relocate to the Securities Building at 312 next Wednesday, with officials stating the move is underway and preparations are in progress.
An advice piece extols careful washing and a canthrox based shampoo to remove dandruff dirt and impurities. The method claims to produce a soothing lather rinses clean the scalp and leaves hair glossy soft and fluffy for easier arrangement.
J P Booth a Seattle mechanic forced wife Phillie Booth into a car near North Bend. He shot her twice and killed himself. The bodies were found by 14 year old Lucile Harding. Booth left a will naming daughter Frances as heir and Mrs Young as guardian.
President Wilson orders four officers and eleven enlisted men of the Washington medical corps into federal service. They will depart Friday for Fort Riley Kansas. The officers are Capt. John Byrne of Spokane Capt. J A Current of Snohomish Capt. Chase Gammon of Tacoma and Fleet Lieutenant Geo W Beeler of Seattle.
In Everett on June 31, the body of Deborah Frost, missing since January, was recovered from deep snow about one thousand feet from the Apex mine. The recovery occurred Sunday after days of search.
Chehalis residents were awakened after midnight Wednesday by high explosives fired by local National Guardsmen as a recruiting announcement. The event sparked surprise and concern among townspeople about the use of such noise to promote military recruitment.
Dentists from across the state gathered in Tacoma for the annual four day session of the state association.
Havre dispatch notes the Belgian government reports Germany is once more deporting Belgian civilians. The source emphasizes the ongoing coercion and mass removals affecting Belgian noncombatants and civilians.
Seattle cinema listings show LINERTY WILLIARe Desmond in The CLEMMER, Mealy Marie Osborne in Teld ot Twilight, STRAND Hebert Harvey in The Hed eee, Stewart in A Million and COLONIAL Dorothy Phillips in Hell Mor es Gini, MISSION Olga Petrove in The soal of Magdalen, CLASS Kitty Garden in The Crecial Test, plus LIBERTY mystery Paws of the Heat featuring William.
An at home lemon lotion recipe blends lemon juice with orchard white to whiten soften and beautify skin. The ad touts inexpensive ingredients a months shelf life and daily facial massage targets face neck arms and hands. Also features film listings and theatre notes from a busy local schedule.
In Judge Gordon's court on Wednesday a complaint was filed against the Brace and Hergert Mill corporation for discharging sawdust and oil into Lake Union. Deputy Game Warden N. B. Evans filed the action.
Dominic Crennon an Italian national was arrested by federal authorities for operating at his home 709 Seventh Ave N He was bonded at 1000 dollars.
Everett city council, after banning girls under 18 from public dance halls, considers a parallel rule restricting boys under 18 from the same venues. The measure aims to regulate youth gatherings and public social venues.
At Balboa studio Long Beach a small cafe hosts a regular table of eight regulars a Briton Frenchman Austrian Japanese German Russian Bulgarian and American who do not argue about the war.
The column lists Carlyle Blackwell as a Great Dane owner offered 2500 dollars for his prize animal. It mentions Ethel Cleyton with a fondness for children and chickens, Alfred Lucas as a former printer and sprint champion, Herbert Brenon rising from office boy to director, and Pegoy Hyland at age 24. An adjacent ad extols cocoanut oil as a hair remedy, claiming it softens scalp, cleanses, and styles hair at low cost.
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