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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
3
The third battalion of university cadets favors white duck trousers white gloves and blue gray coats for dress occasions with a Friday vote on replacing the olive drab field uniforms.
Mafsor Hamilton Gault of Montreal pressed divorce from Marguerite Claire Gault charging improper conduct. Capt. Benham was named as correspondent. The divorce was denied.
A Detroit musician promotes a quick learning system for piano or organ enabling most people to play after a short study. Send name and address for a free guide and three sheets of music from Numeral Method Music Co Detroit. Lana Park Bathhouse opens Mar 18.
Grand opera of the first magnitude arrives March 28 and 29 at the Moore Theatre. The Boston Grand Opera Company and Pavlova Imperial Ballet Russe, arranged by Max Rabinoff, bring L Amore de Tre, Madam Butterfly, and La Boheme with Miss Miura as the leading Madam Butterfly Cho Cho Ban in a rare Japanese portrayal.
An OCR fragment describes products including astringent bleaching cream for skin whitening and tan removal, neck toning Korate-WII, Flesh Reducer for neck and double chin, cleansing cream for pores, medicated powder, Finisking cream for prep with liquid powder, Special Eye Treatment for tired under eyes, and Superfluous Hair Treatment claimed as a cure.
London, March 16. A vigorous movement in England calls for much higher taxes not mainly for war funding but to force thrift. Proponents argue even well off individuals should curb extravagant consumption and that workers’ income has inflated living standards. They warn postwar discontent if living costs fall back.
A city fireman Roy Eckestrand defended himself during an attempted hold up at Third Ave and Verler Way at 1 am. He knocked down a gunman as Ralph Clark, believed to be the accomplice, was arrested two hours later in Ballard.
The health department launched a campaign against fish dealers who fail to cover their stocks with gises Thursday. Warrants were issued for three alleged offenders.
Mrs. Margaret Hinksiman files for divorce from Alexander Kinksman alleging excessive liquor cruelty and non support in a Thursday action. The case centers on alleged conduct affecting the marriage and seeks legal dissolution.
Mrs. Watendorf files for divorce nine years after Frank Agendorf allegedly took all household money and deserted her. She claims he returned two years ago but provided no support. The couple wed in Hungary on January 10 1886.
Washington reports Britain will answer U S inquiries about the seizure of 38 Germans from the American liner China by a British cruiser off Shanghai. The state department was advised on March 16.
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes formerly president of DePauw University will lecture on the YMCA Star Lyceum course at 8 o'clock Monday night.
Al bert J. Pickman formerly choir secretary of Trinity Parish Seattle leaves for overseas service and sails to the Nanaimo B C training camp Monday.
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