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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1922

Page

10

Orpheum vaudeville at Moore theater week opener

Victor Moore Emma Littlefield feature in Change Your Act or Go Back to the Woods a New York theater spoof on stage bare. Grette Ardine stars in The French Model with Tyrell and Mack. Billy Glason Just Songs and Sayings blends Neal O Haras humor with songs. Two Little Girls In Blues sung as Claudia Coleman impersonations and Chandron Trio perform daring feats. Youth leads the new Pan bill headlined by 10 children.

Victor Moore Emma Littlefield Grette Ardine Orpheum Vaudeville Moore Theater Moore-Littlefield New York Miss Littlefield Moore Miss Ardine Bradley Ardine Tyrell and Mack Billy Glason Neal O’hara Glason Alice Mary McCarthy Claudia Coleman Ten Cent Gordon Ray Chandron PAN

Health Brings Beauty A Pretty Skin Follows Good Blood

A Peshastin reader recalls a childhood appendectomy and using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription to develop fully by age fourteen. She later credits Golden Medical Discovery with clearing facial skin and improving health, urging others to request free medical advice or trial packages from Dr. Pierce’s Invalides’ Hotel in Buffalo, New York.

Peshastin Washington Dr. Pierce Na-Dru-Co., Inc Buffalo N.Y

Beacon Hill and Ful ton P T A to Meet Next Wednesday

The Beacon Hill and Robert Fulton school parent teacher associations plan a joint meeting next Wednesday at 3 10 p m in Beacon Hill’s room 19. Reuben Jones secretary of the school board will speak. A bevy of acts from local performers including Maud Daniel Mary Caroline Daniel and a slate of athletic and vaudeville entertainment will be featured at the Pantages with several new acts and a film program running through the week.

Beacon Hill Robert Fulton Reuben Jones Maud Daniel Mary Caroline Daniel Prosper Maret Fred Sosman Gladys Sloan Dan Cassar Beasley Twins Cassar Hegaley Givisa Johnnie Mille Harold Miller James Etta Mitchell Preas Glenn Goff NEW Palace Bert Lytell Hurst de Cars Marie Corelli Otto Bardell Vance Aileen

Convicted on Girl's Charge in Bremerton Case

Elmer A. Weber, Chico beachcomber, was convicted of abduction and second degree burglary. He faces up to 26 years as Judge Walter M. French weighs maximum pendition. The verdict relied largely on testimony from Grace Rahman, 16, of Charleston, who said Weber forced her to live aboard his launch for five months and accompanied robberies including the Conover home near Manchester. The jury deliberated briefly.

Bremerton Elmer A. Weber Chico Walter M. French Weber Ras Grace Rahman Charleston Weber Clayton Conover Beattie Manchester

Women Fight for Fortune in Carmack Estate Case

A hotly contested battle over the George Washing ton Carmack estate, valued around $400000, opens in superior court before Judge King Dykeman. Carmack's widow Marguerite Carmack is administrator, while Grace Graphie Saftig of Berkeley claims to be Carmack's daughter and seeks her removal and appointment of administrator W. G. Frost. Saftig's mother was an Indian woman.

George Washington Carmack Klondike Superior Court King Dykeman Carmack Marguerite Carmack Grace Graphie Saftig Berkeley Cal

President McKinley Liner Publishes Morning News Sheet

Passengers aboard the transpacific liner President McKinley receive a daily issue titled the McKinley Morning Kick. The sheet, published by ship crew, contains wireless world news and on board events from the voyage between Seattle and Oriental ports, providing a fresh daily kick for readers.

President McKinley Seattle Oriental

Highland Park P T A Meeting Tuesday October 17

Highland Park Parent Teacher Association will meet at the school house Tuesday October 17 at 2 30 p m. Children will present a short program. Herbert Collier will discuss the culture of roses and other flowers and bulbs. Refreshments will be served. The Seattle Philosophical Society lecture on Theosophy and the New Psychology by W G Shepard will be held Sunday at 8 p m.

Highland Park P.T. A Highland Park Parent-Teacher Association Herbert Collier

Services At Apostolic Faith Mission

Services at the Apostolic Faith Mission located at 211 Occidental Avenue will be held Sunday at 1 a m and at p m.

Apostolic Faith Mission Occidental Ave

War on Long Skirt Declared by American Designers

Jane Stanford Hodges, a New York Textile High School designer and Walicourt scholarship recipient, argues for an American style in dress over Paris dictates. She champions short skirts for practicality and comfort, notes California backgrounds shaping fashion, and says women seek beautiful, comfortable attire rather than slavish fashion.

Jane Stanford Hodges New York Textile High School Walicourt School Paria Paris New York California East

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonies

Women from Michigan and Ohio recount months of pain and Bed confinement eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs A H Amare and Mrs Mary Dale report relief, regained work ability, and urge others to try the remedy.

Iron Mountain Mich Lydia E. Pinkham A. H. Amare E. Brown Ounichigan Anin Ohio Mary Dale Route 7 Xenia Ohio Garland Dale

Mayor Brown May Align in Mrs Sweetman Fight

Rumor says E J Brown a longtime Democrat may stump for a Republican legislative candidate against Mrs Maude Sweetman in the 44th district. Brown says nonpartisan office vows ignored if officials target him and friends. Plan allegedly would have Republicans back Rex Strickland for the 44th and Democrats back Paul Hoover for the 31st.

E. J. Brown Maude Sweetman Dr. Brown Sweetman Rex Strickland Paul Hoover

Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles 1922

A 1922 report details pedestrians struck by cars. A. M. B. Smith of 972 John was severely bruised after a night crash with Regina Ralph of 714 Leary Ave at First Ave and Marginal Way. An unidentified man, knocked down near West Lake Ave and Valley St Thursday night, unclear on driver. W. K. Speidel of Ronald Station, driver, did not provide his name. Also notes church services at Green Lake Baptist Church with sermons by Rev. J. B. Taylor titled A Decisive Test of Character and The Humility of Christ.

M. B. Smith John Regina Ralph Leary Ave First Ave Westlake Ave Valley St W. K. Speidel Ronald Station Green Lake Baptist Church J. B. Taylor Christ

Robbers Loot Office Safe In Absent-Owner Heist

A safe at Carstena Fuel Co. on ionton street was left unlocked during Julian A. Caratens absence and looted for 575.63 in checks and 145.46 in cash. Detectives worked Saturday on the office theft as part of a spree of robberies reported to police. Other incidents included a slugging and robbery at the Olympic Hotel by three men dressed as sailors targeting a room renter.

Julian A. Caratens Carstena Fuel Co Ionton St J. Hamada Olympic Hotel Hamada

Man Jilted Girl Killed Then Suicide Near Contralia

In Contralia Oct 14 a man rejected by Margaret Parfit shot and killed the girl she rode with, then killed himself. Five shots hit Miss Parfit, who died instantly. Stoltz, the rejected suitor, was found dead with his head shattered by a self-inflicted bullet. Police found $15 on Stoltz and the pair were at a boarding house.

Cuntralia Od Stoltz Margaret Parfit Parfit

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