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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1917

Page

3

Four Teens Held on Auto Theft Charge Near Lake Forest Park

Tacoma youths Orett and John A. Funk and three others face complaints claiming they were drunk and in possession of a stolen car they wrecked last Saturday on the Bothell highway near Lake Forest Park. The boys say they borrowed the automobile to deliver flour. The car is said to belong to O L Miller. Bail was set at 250 for three defendants and 500 for T H Kennedy.

Orett John A. Funk Tacoma Lake Forest Park Bothell Highway Patterson O. L. Miller T. H. Kennedy

Londonird Raid Claims Doomed Civilians Amid Night Bombing

United Press report from London Nov 1 notes 9 killed and 42 injured in a Sunday air raid over England. The defense downed a hostile machine at Dover as London remains under fire. official casualty figures show raids are decreasing in effectiveness.

United Preee London Althe Dast Nolght England Defendera Dover Elyillans

Mitchel declares reelection bid to save city from Murphy and Tammany

Mayor Mitchel announced his bid for reelection as an Independent in New York. Speaking before about 10 000 people at City Hall he pledged to save the city from Murphy and Tammany Hall and from Hearst’s influence.

United Press New York Mitchel Today Murphy Tammany Hall Hearst

Third Seattle draft contingent heads to war Thursday

The final group of 738 drafted men from Seattle and King County will answer roll call Thursday morning and depart by two special trains after a community farewell. A vaudeville show at Moore Theatre and a barbecue lunch mark the sendoff with Red Cross nurses, cake bakes, and Rainier beer provided for the troops. A patriotic parade to the depot closes the day led by veterans and martial music. Of the 738, 157 are from county districts and 621 from city districts.

Seattle King County Uncle Sam King County Council For Patriote Service David Tobias Dan Landon Washington Fair Moore Theatre Carl Reiter Hippodrome Red Cross Tobias W. C. Pardellian Ballard Tert Swezen

Industrial survey to be made by 365 in Seattle

An industrial survey of Seattle manufacturing opportunities will be conducted to attract Eastern capital to Puget Sound. The investigation will be carried out by a newly organized industrial development bureau with over 365 members. An industrial development fund and a broad advertising campaign are planned.

Seattle Puget Sound Industrial Development Bureau

National Union to Aid Candy Strikers

Miss Eva Ostino announces the National Union will provide moral and financial support to Seattle candy workers during the strike to help secure union recognition. The pledge comes as strike actions continue, with Ostino active in the Seattle effort after attending the Confectionery Workers' convention.

National Union TO Seattle Eva Ostino Boston Miss Ostino

W W arrested on Chicago warrants tied to multiple arrests

Federal agents arrested W W here on warrants from Chicago. James Thompson of Hoquiam was arrested Monday. Red Doran the speaker was arrested in Tacoma Sunday. James A. McDonald editor of the Industrial Worker Harry Lloyd of Portland and Walter Smith of Bellingham were arrested Saturday.

L W. W Chicago James Thompson Hoquiam Red” Doran Tacoma James A. McDonald The Industrial Worker Harry Lloyd Portland Walter Smith Bellingham

Dandruff Remedy Promises Quick Hair Loss Stop

An advertisement urges readers to use Danderine a 25 cent bottle to treat dandruff and stop hair from shedding. The claim states scalp irritation will ease and hair loss will halt after several applications.

Comedy on bill at Moore. star singer at Met

The Moore theatre opens with Oil of Orpheum vaudeville featuring Guy Edwards' land Box Revue and acts by Vincent O'Donnell Georgie Price Cuddles Edwards Santley Norton Hera Mathews William Eba Frank Hartley the Jordan Sisters and others. At the Metropolitan Margaret Matzenauer arrives to sing in a Ladies' Musical Club recital, tied to a San Francisco success and a New York engagement with Caruso. At the Orpheum the program includes Gam Browder Two Boyds the La Portes Nina Hatcher and Pan Armentrong's The Greyhound to packed houses.

al Herman Santley and Norton Hera Mathew William Eba Frank Hartley Hhis Jordan Sisters Margaret Matzenauer San Francisco Metropolitan Theatre Ladies’ Musical Club California Pacific Coast West New York Metropolitan Grand Opera Company Caruso Orpheum Theatre Gam Hrowder Two Boyds la Portes Nina Hatcher

Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Quick Fat Loss

Advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets reduce two to four pounds weekly without exercise or dieting. It directs readers to a Detroit address to procure the remedy.</s>

Woodward Ave Detroit

Parcel Rules for Soldiers in France

Parcel weight limited to twenty pounds for soldiers in France. Pack securely and address plainly and do not use gift or cash on delivery. The label must include the words American Expeditionary Forces on the package.

France O. D

Tivoli and Palace Hip Stage Offerings Enthrall Crowds

The Tivoli theatre presented Cornelia Glass in a leading role before her Salt Lake City move, with Rothermel and McCullough’s company drawing a packed Sunday audience. The Palace Hip vaudeville bills feature Eldridge, Barlow and Eldridge in A Rural Delivery, The Hebrew Soldier, Nola’s Educated Dogs, and the Hughes Sisters with instrumental and dance acts. Also noted is James W. Gerard urging burying party lines until after the war at the King County Democratic club.

Tion Greyhound Cornelia Glass Salt Lake City Wilkes Palace Hip Eldridge Barlow Sam K. Otto Nola Hughes Sisters Reiff Murray Matilde Carpos United States James W. Gerard King County Democratic Club Gerard

Jad Salts Promoted to Flush Kidneys and Prevent Trouble

The ad claims Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, cleanses sluggish kidneys, alleviates back pain and bladder disorders, and serves as a harmless, inexpensive lithia water drink. It urges four ounces daily in water before breakfast for several days, noting a local pharmacist reports many buyers seek kidney relief.

Liberty bonds pledge echoed in wartime charity drive

An impassioned call urges every citizen to buy Liberty bonds as a personal duty and shared sacrifice. The message stresses individual contributions as a test of patriotism and promises savings on goods during wartime shortages.

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Bith Etdicaience Is. Etry Victrola Haynes Liberty Theatre F. N. Freer Third Ave Marion St Elliott Dr. Evans Peoples Bank Second and Pike Joyriders Everett J. 8. Johnson W. J. Kennedy E. W. Rose Cleveland, O Tivoli Madison St Bet Keene Tom Keene Penyway & Moser Cigar Co Seattle, Wa Mitchel W. W Bill AT Moore MET Moore Orpheum Pan Armentrong Eve Henrietta Crosman Susan Marian DE Forest Helen R. Martin DR. L. R. Clark L. R. Glark Clark Regal Dental Offices L. R. Clark Third Avenue N. W Third and Union Tivoli Rothermel and McCullough Tivoli Theatre Dorothy Raymond the Tivoli David Ellison Barrett and Bayne Eek LA Scala Grand Opera Berry & Behymer Armen Rigeotette Gus Edwards Handboxr Revue Acta Fifth Ave Union and University Millett Jimmy Valentine Fornetia Glasa Tom Howards 106 Hansedee Palace Autonio Moreno Helene Chadwick Angel Factory Cherriavsky Masonic Temple Pine St Harvard Ave Yeaterday Australia Frank Ueim Mgr Cherniavsky Washington British Columbia N. W. Cor Pike RTT
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