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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1917
Page
2
Special directions advise taking the bowel drops in a glass of hot water morning and night with meals. Start with one drop per dose and gradually increase to ten drops per time, adjusting for coffee after meals and at bedtime to ease symptoms.
New York March 3 Ex defense society head Col Joseph H W Colt tells United Press that exposure of German pilot threats could embroil Mexico and Japan and spur universal military service. He calls for breaking party lines in Congress to address defense, noting manpower gaps in the army and navy.
Grace M Intosh, mother of a baby in dispute over its name, fainted after a superior court jury found William Kellogg not guilty in the criminal case. The witness testified to a school friendship and later courtship with Kellogg, who promised marriage. The baby’s name dispute stretched nearly three years as events unfolded on Vashon Island.
Everett man seeks his German wife Albert Winters says his spouse left their home at 1109 East Grand Ave. and is with two small children. He fears she is unbalanced due to the European war and notes two of her brothers are serving. He asks for any information about her whereabouts.
A mass meeting at the Dreamland pavilion Sunday at 2 p m will aid the forthcoming murder trial of 74 I W W members. Speakers include Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Miss Caroline A Lowe Kansas City official James Duncan and defense counsel Fred H Moore.
Charles Wakefield Cadman the American composer and the Indian Princess Telanina will appear at the Moore Saturday evening March 10 under the Ladies' Musical club. Cadman at the piano discusses Indian songs while Telanina the full blooded Indian singer provides vocal illustration. Telanina dressed in Indian attire is an aristocrat and a descendant of Chief Tecumseh.
Maurice Alex Olson of 2229 Highth Ave was struck by a motorcycle at the corner of First Ave and Cherry St late Friday night and sustained serious injuries.
Germany admits conspiracy with Japan and Mexico to invade the United States. The Berlin admission removed senate opposition to the armed neutrality bill and unified Republicans in support. The measure would give Wilson authority to defend American merchant ships against submarine attacks.
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, age 56, lies seriously ill at an Austrian health resort. He has led Bulgaria since 1887 after Prince Alexander’s abdication and attended the Kaiser's conference on January 27 when submarine warfare was approved.
Detectives Waechter and Yoria nabbed two youths Ray McDonald 18 and Paul Harper 20 minutes after they held up William Valentine at 1109 Lithave. The pair admitted taking 25 cents and a watch. one had a revolver and the other a hardwood billy.
The condition of Harmilston Higday traffic manager and assistant secretary of the port commission who underwent an appendicitis operation Friday evening at Seattle General Hospital was reported much better Saturday.
Lois Weber presents Idle Wives at the Coliseum for four days starting Sunday. The film exposes societal ills through a tale of discontent among husbands and wives, shop girls, and the comfortable classes, showing how misunderstanding leads to divorce and ruin. James Oppenheim designed the story to warn against indolence and moral drift.
The Universal release Idle Wives adapted by Lola Weber from James Oppenheim’s novel arrives at the Coliseum after a sensational New York run. Critics praise its theme and photoplay handling, with high prices for exhibitors seeking top quality. Coliseum opens at 10 50 Sunday morning to avoid crowds.
Phillips Smalley, Lois Weber and Mary Maclaren star as Molly Shane comes to John Wall's home in agony about to become a mother. She hides the truth until she cannot, then seeks aid from friends. Through trusting support she learns there are better things ahead.
Deputies F W Elliott and J Von Gerste found a functioning moonshine operation five miles north of the Woodinville road near Paradise Lake. The owner, 68 year old John Parham, was placed in county jail on an open charge after being seen at the still with a rifle. Local signs of moonshining included a new distilling vat, corn mash, salt pork, and corn meal in Parham’s cabin. A Daniels family neighbor said she knew nothing of the still and opposed her husband visiting Parham.
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