Want Ad Prompt to Call Main 9400 Tomorrow
Classified plea urges callers to phone the want ad to main 9400 today for arrangements by tomorrow. The note hints that today’s call will count toward the next day.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
13
Classified plea urges callers to phone the want ad to main 9400 today for arrangements by tomorrow. The note hints that today’s call will count toward the next day.
A two reel Selig drama The Cherry Pickers leads today with a military plot set in Africa’s Afghed district and includes The Bondage of Fear and The Adventure of the Stolen Supper. Sterling stars in His Wedding Day at the Alhambra with a Sterling comedy mix. Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley present The Episode on the Texas border. Some Dream, a two part Biograph drama, depicts early conflicts between force and invention amid prehistoric scenes. Universal Pictures plans dynamite island blow up near Laguna Beach for a dramatic sequence in a forthcoming production.
Alhambra offers a two part drama Daughter of a Crook and Hin Wedding Day plus several comedies and dramas including An Episode Hex drama Clemmer Some Dream Mary Annes Schooling Outwitting Dad and The Rubes Duck The Cherry Pickers Belle drama The Hondage of Year The Adventure of the Stolen Slipper Edison comedy Melbourne presents Caught in the Cabaret The 8 rent Witness Mutual Girl When a Woman Sins The Hoochback and Coercion plus The Mutual Weekly World News Grand Ant features The Award of Justice The Three Geese comedy and more shows through Saturday night.
The program runs through Sunday with two reel drama The Opal Ring and Animated Weekly topicals How Green Saved His Mother in Law. Pleasant Hour Unt Sunday screens Come Back to Erin three reel feature and a one reel comedy.
May le. C. DM, vice president of the democratic state committee, declares candidacy for the senate from the Fifth district. Dill previously served as secretary to Gov. Lis ter and was a deputy prosecuting attorney in the area.
A reporter witnesses a mule drafted for U S Army service in Mexico. Lieutenant George Warren buys 200 mules at $325 each after a bargaining scene with a dealer. The 16 hand black mule examined, fitted for service, shipped with 40 others to Galveston en route to Mer x.
A sensational home remedy claims four ounces of plain liquid anion applied nightly dissolves dandruff completely. With repeated applications by morning most flakes vanish, itching ceases, and hair becomes fluffy and glossy. The ad urges obtaining liquid arvon from drug stores as an inexpensive, proven solution.
Gen. Villa remains determined to sweep federals from northern Mexico with no armistice planned. Carranza will not consider mediation plans delaying hostilities, despite reports that mediators urge a pause while seeking a settlement.
May 1 Spokane report charges attempt to blackmail against August Paulsen a Spokane millionaire. George Bartlett 20 of Baker Oregon is also under arrest in connection with the case.
May 1 report from Walla Walla states Grant Copeland of Hopper Washington sent an offer for 50 Rough Riders for service in Mexico to Secretary of War Garrison.
A Vitagraph comedian John Bunny receives a Moscow full page ad with literal translations. The Russian text renders his name as Packson and features an electrotype portrait and captions asserting the fat man Pockson as a curious servant. The ad promotes the film Chased by Bloodhounds with the Russian title Doge carry fear to Pockson.
The text argues that bathrooms need outside air and sunlight and that homeowners should pay as much for ventilation as for plumbing. It asserts both ventilation and plumbing are essential to preserving health.
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