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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

3

Socialists Plan 3 Day Encampment at Olalla Washington

A socialist encampment is set for July 3 to 5 at Olalla under King and Kitsap county committees. Activities include daily dancing and afternoon games with Olalla facing Vashon Island, Bremerton Navys, and Springfield (Pierce Co) in sequence. Speakers include Mary L Geffs Emil Herman Kate Sadler Carl Alonska and Glenn Hoover with a Sunday symposium.

Olalla Wash King and Kitsap Vashon Island Bremerton Navys Springfield Pierce County Mary L. Geffs Emil Herman Kate Sadler Carl Alonska

President Wilson Narrow Escape in Windsor Car Incident

President Wilson had a narrow escape this morning near Windsor when his car met two heavy lumber wagons on a sharp bend by the golf links. No injuries reported and the incident was described as a near miss.

Windsor Wilson Golf Links

Kill Cockroaches with Stearns Electric Paste

An old drugstore advisory promotes Stearns Electric Paste to kill cockroaches and water bugs. A two ounce box costs twenty five cents and claims easy use, non dispersal, and multilingual directions.

Stearns Easay

Mary Pickford shines in The Dawn of a Tomorrow at Liberty

Mary Pickford stars in The Dawn of a Tomorrow from Famous Players adapted from Burnett. The five reel drama centers on Glad, a beautiful London slum girl, and features a star cast including Edeson Hart and Mitchell. Also on bill are On the Night Stage at Class A with Edeson Hart and others, Wormwood at Colonial, A Dignified Family at the Mission, and The Diamond From the Sky at the Grand with The Bingville Barbecue.

Mary Pickford America Famous Players Frances Hodgson Burnett Liberty Today Glad London the Liberty Pyar

Programs at Clemmer Showcases Silent Classics and Comedies

The Clemmer offers multiple films including The Birth of a Nation with Gish Marsh Cooper and Walthall, Wormwood with Ethyl Kauffman, The Little Teacher with Normand and Arbuckle, Chaplin Work, The Way of the Transgress, The Angel of the Springs, Hearst Selig Weekly, The Diamond From the Sky No 9, Her Mysterious Escort, The Bingville Barbecues, and Animated Weekly. Melbourne presents The Dream Dance, The Gilded Cage, When Hearts Are Young, Sophia and the Fakir. Alaska screens The Moonstone with O’Brien and Hammerstein, Keystone comedies, Madison shows East Lynne seven parts and Tilikum features The Red Flame of Passion and Uncle’s New Blazer, Liberty stars Mary Pickford in a five-part feature.

the Clemmer Lillian Gish Mae Marsh Miriam Cooper Henry Walthall Ralph Lewis Ethyl Kauffman Mabel Normand Owen Moore Max Sennet Fatty Arbuckle Charles Chaplin Leah Baird Leo Delaney Hearst-Selig Jane Novak Bingville Max Asher Animated Melbourne Napalla de Lontan Sophia Fakir Alaska Eugene O'Brien Blaine Hammerstein Keystone Madison East Lynne

Five Part Drama On the Night Stage With Notable Cast

Theatre listing previews a Saturday night program featuring The Day of Tomorrow Class A coming Saturday night. The five part drama On the Night Stage stars Robert Edeson Rhea Mitchell and W E Hart. Also showing Ruth Stonehouse in A Dignified Family a Western drama and a comedy Alfalfa. Puget Sound oats are listed among unrelated items.

Robert Edeson W. S. Hart Rhea Mitchell Robert Ince

Wright Faces Engle in Elks Show Ends Narrowly

Hilly Wright edged George Engle in the Elks club smoker main event in a bout near a draw. The fastest match ended in a draw between Leo Houck and Ed Pinkman with Pinkman ahead early. Ad Schaffer beat Henry Kraiger, Davidson and Vetro drew, Murphy defeated Bryant.

Hilly Wright George Engle Elks’ Club Engle Wright Leo Houck Ed Pinkman Pinkman Houck Ad Schaffll Henry Kraiger Portland Davidson Vetro Murphy Bryant

How They Stand In the Leagues

Northwestern Aberdeen leads 9 to 0 over Spokane with Victoria 14 Tacoma 7 Seattle 7 Vancouver 3. Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 4 New York 8 6 Boston 2 2 St Louis 4 5 Pittsburgh 8 4. Washington Philadelphia 0 Boston 4 New York 3 Chicago 4 St Louis 2. Chicago 1 Newark 6 Brooklyn 5 Kansas City 2 Pittsburgh 7 Baltimore 1. Portland 11 Oakland 7 San Francisco Venice 6 Los Angeles 6 Salt Lake 1.

Northwestern Aberdeen Spokane Victoria Tacoma Seattle Vancouver National Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Boston St. Louies Pittsburg American Washington Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Federal Newark Kansas City Baltimore Portland Oakland San Francisco Venice Los Angeles Salt Lake Pet Salt Lake City Essessdvees National League Ee Ai Sae Loule Pittaburge Sectones OO Boron Ofc Scsecconeers Ses Cinckwaathl Cacetes American League Lee Pet Porigrbo Secevoressveses Detroit Ae Boston Beens Raeland Aa Lowle Philadeipia Seetereteee

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