The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1913, Page 3

Ye . THE STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST }| WOMAN ORATOR ASSERTS | "TWILL BE PROGRESSIVES | ¥S.STANDPATTERS IN 1916 Famous Educators Gather to Plan and Stronger Bodies for Our po ee There will be neither democratic RXR RARE ARARR ARERR | pos republican party in 1916, ac-|w *| | gording to Miss Alice Carpenter, | * The two big meetings to be #]} | progressive party lecturer, who will /* addressed by Miss Alico Car- #| | femain in Seattle till Thursday /* penter, the first of a number #| morning, when she will go to Ta-/* of national lecturers for the & oma, Friday, she wilt speak at/® progressive party to come #| MB Olympia, and Saturday at Chehalis) ® here this fall, will be held *| and Centralia. *® Wednesday. At 2:30 p. m. a e| Within the next two years, the) meeting for women will be #| democratic party Will split lke the) ® held at Moose hall, in the ® qepudlican party has,” Miss Car * Rathskeller building, Second * | ter predicts. t is Inevitab: The |} ® av. and Spring st At6pm* conservatives in both these parties |) she will speak at a di rin® will unite, and the pr sive * the Good Eats cafeteria, to ® BM ty will assimilate the progressives | which all are Invited. + 4 of all parties * | ‘ Wilson May Be Leader ia en ae | a ep Roath onserva-|8Peak in the suffrage states, hav ; ipeme,, the re will be @ cos rv® ling volunteered her services for the tive he hue summer. She fs the only woman speaker who joined the volunteer unlikely that become a and it will President Wilson corps this year , She speaks on the streets—“a in the progressive party bs atid rf erontee means that |*08Pbox orator,” sho laughingly de » ¢ , Sey Sat | scribes herself. Sarpenter has no use for any Be cout an side mrattar the fanaa Miss Carpenter has been engaged talk one ~ tag in considerable social and charity pro. asives part ‘ on pe D0) progressive | OTK !n Massachusetts, and for the got hibernate between campaigns meee ie Grant Daye Sue mittrage Toereasive is not & campaign |!" Pennsylvania, in New Jersey, ee pat one of education, and we (82d even New York,” says Mins g the principles of |Cafpenter, “but Massachusetts will 7 nely \probably be the iast state in the West to| "lon to give women the right to | Vote.” RESINOL SOAP PROTECTS YOUR | COMPLEXION ‘SWORE AND LOST HIS BRIDE CHARLESTON, W. Va., Aug Because he swore on his wedding A complexion protected by the gay, Oscar Neal of Walton lost a fegular use of Resino! Soap is al pride, Miss Harriet Greenlee of the fost always a complexion to be game place. id of—free from pimples, black-| Miss Greenlee left her home a redness and roughn few hours before the ceremony was ing with natural health and ito have been performed and came ty. This is because Resinol here. When she consented to mar- foap is an extremely pure tollet wap, without trace of injurious gkali, and containing the soothing, Dealing medication which has made Resinol Ointment a standard pre eription for skin troubles for the “past eighteen years. At Top, Mrs. Frank J. Shuler of Buffalo, Who Will Preside at the Women’s Club session, and Dr. Charles W. Eliot of Harvard University, | President of the Congr on School Hygiene. Below Them Are: Or. | Thomas A. Storey, Secretary of the Congress, and Mra. 8. 8. Crockett, Chairman of the Public Health Department of the Women's Clubs. | Below Is Surgeon General Charles F. Stokes, U. 8. N., Who Will Read a Entitied “Relation of Athletics to Health.” :L8 SON. ‘ ” | ry Neal he agreed to taboo profan ity, but the day set for the mar- she heard him swear and re- to allow the ceremony to AX SLIPS; FATHER Ki Resinol Soap is delightful to use, LENA, Kas., Aug. 26.—Au ac 7 Todor is wholesome and retroah:|cidontal. blow {fou aa ax on’ the AT THE MOVIES tog, and its distinctive rich brown head resulted In the death of aris due No tes to the Pose Charles Lamb, 3yearold son of theatre last night saw the mo sams and not to artifelal James Lamb. cture » Sc: South px d heard Charles B tion pictures of the Scott dash for the South pole and heard Charles folorings. For baby's delicate skin The father, who {ts blind fn one Hantord the veteran Shakespearean actor, tell the graphic, tragic Bis idea}, tending to prevent chaf-| eye. was chopping wood when the story. irrigation and the eruptions so| child, unnoticed, approached him The pictures, taken by Herbe Ponting, F. R the offictal infancy. Sold by all|on the blind side. The child was photographer of the e ear, vivid, and the order in which Trial free; Dept. $R,/ hit when the ax glanced from the|tney are shown gives the narrative a continuity pleasing to the orderly , Baltimore, Md. chopping block. mind y, . The Terra Nova clears the dock and quits the shores of New Zea-| land. There is a storm at sea. The ship buries her nose in giant comb: ers, A lonely iceberg is encou ed, You know, they have entered | the Antarctic circle. The she ned bow bucks the floes, The Harrier) cannot be far off—the great White Barrier which guards the pole. You see killer whales chasing seals; Weddel seals gnawing a path out of the ice floes onto solid ice; comical penguins too unsophisticated to be afraid; thieving Skua gulls, stealing penguin exes Then you have the final dash. The sledges disappear, and you know the five men will never be seen alfve again. And last, the two photographs taken by Capt. Scott at the South pole, showt!ng the tent of his rival, Amundsen, who beat him in race, with the Norwegian flag flying from St, and the Scott pa up at the pole. The neg atives were found on Scott's body It makes an excellent story, if a little saddening, and quite half of the enjoyment lies in Hanford’s telling of It WHAT'S ON AT THE ||| GOSSIP PICKED UP SEATTLE HOUSES AROUND LOBBIES Dream Wednesday to Saturday | $1,000,000 STANDARD OIL FIRE the in a gr Night |IN ANIMATED WEEKLY “The Water Rat,” two-part The big fire that destroyed the drama; “The Grand Canyon of New| Standard Oll works at Long Island} York” (Ausable Chasm), travel;|!* shown as part of the Animated ‘Her Wooden Leg,” “On the Dumb| Weekly at the Alhambra this week Waiter,” comedies. also shows the navy aviation * tests, Governor Sulzer of New York and President Poincare of France Clase A mie to Saturday Jat Havre. For the women, Weekly sic chbud the tite = twored) Tinia| Puanion Hints eee ‘| THE TILIKUM OPENS TODAY Another first class photo play {houses was added to Seattle's list drama; “Gaumont Weekly No ‘Just In Time,” drama cee Alhambra to Wednesday Night Harvest of Plame,” drama; “The|this morning, when the Tilkkum Statue,” comedy; “Nature's Ven-| opened geance,” drama; “Animated Week-| The Tillkum fs a small house, i” World's Sea| with all the seats on one floor. The Worms,” educat rations are on the ee gn. A panel with cor| Colonial Wednesday to Saturday chts is the predominating | Night coration “For Her Sister's Sake,” ;| The Tilikum fs on the Pike st. side “ROUND-UP” “The Hostage,” Pathe play; “ Jof the new Joshna n building Cupid Did,” comedy; “His Athletic} The management will handle the a Wife,” comedy; “$1,000 Reward,” | licensed films Pathe play } cee bit nts |THE LAST DAYS OF Pendleton Oregon Tilikum Tuesday Night POMPEI! COMING ’ When the Press Speaks,” com-| A big treat {a In store for those edy featuring John Bunny; “The Skeleton in the Closet,” two-pdtt| drama; “The Work Habit,” drama. “2 interested {n ancient history Ambrosia Company has produced a remarkable 8-reel feature of “The Last Days of Pompell,” which takes The 4 Thrilling Glimpse of the Real Old At the Olympian Tonight 2% hours to show. The scenes q Wi W “The Burglar Who Robbed! were taken in Pom: h peif and Turin. ild est ”" “& Concerto for the Vio- fr Low Round Trip Fare : vA Rainy Day, “The Sen Mateen.”|ECRAHER SISTER'S SAKE; a - y ny Day,” “The [FEATURE AT COLONIAL Seattle to Pendleton and Return At the Yesler Until Wednesday | An artist falle in love with the $11.95 “O'Hara as a Guardian Angel,” |Youne sister of his fiancee, not fy “The Tree-and the Chaff,” “Doing| Knowing tey are sisters, but re via the ° the Round-up,” “The Hidden Bank | trhs to his flancee : | Roll,” "When Mary Married," | 1e older sister discovers their Mary | position and disappears. An over turned canoe with her hat near by * r 1 il Wed di, . At baal Laid “ | "Batter is disc overed, and her end ts sur- ays,” and About Calcutta, In " ul e . e eines Siratery at West Sedg.| The ending Is a complete surprine. wick,” two reels. | ACTORS ON THE SCREEN f TICKETS ON SALE SEPTEMBER 10, 11, AND 12, 1913 |HAVE DOUBLES t 7 fe the Colonial Until Wednesda FINAL RETURN LIMIT SEPTEMBER 16, 1913 pa alae A ye ag AA tan two), Francis Bushman of the Fssanay, reels: “Starved Out,” “The Lizard,” |1n speaking of the mistakes people “A Visit to the Ruins of Pompei.” | make, told of one man who sent him °° a bill, claiming Mr. Bushman had | COWBOYS AND COWGIRLS —in— ¢ WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST At the Tilikum Until Wednesday *kipped payment He concluded | Broncho Busting, Steer Roping, Bulldogging, Relay Races for Cowboys, | “The Skeleton in the Closet,” hls letter by saying, “And if any Dowsiris, Indians, Stage Coach Races, Cow Pony Racos, Indian |two re When the Presa thing 1s imposstble, it's running up| i les and War Dances; Bucking Buffaloes, Steers and Cows; Fancy | Speaks,” “The Work Habit.” a big bill and getting away with it, fd Trick Roping and many wonderful stunts that only the people of dlls ahd when 15,000,000 people see your the range perform. ad | At the Ciroult Until Wednesday (face, even though they don’t see | “The Fire Is; “ot| you FOUR FINE TRAINS DAILY Such Is the Kingdom,” “An Even = Exchange.” |The Golden Heart,” drama; “Raby | Day,” comedy; “The Kelp Indus- Tuesday Night try, ueational Death Pit,” three: | ° part feature photoplay; “House Hunting,” comedy; “Art Practice,” educational; “A Tide in the Affairs of Men,” drama. Vor further information as to schedules and rates, call on or addrese J. H. O'NEILL, District Passenger Agent. 1716 Second Ave. Tol, Main 932, Grand Sunday to “Trapped in the e . Grand Wedncsday to Saturday “Trapped in the Deathbed,” fea ture reel; “Waiting for Hubby,” comedy; “Mutual Weekly,” world news. “- eee | Melbourne Sunday to Tuesday Night “The Flame in Ashes,” two-reel Elite Tuesday to Thursday eee) iis, A Fickle Tramp, "Wanted by the Police,” three é Horse on Fred,” “A Tie That Fall-|reels; “Story of an Overcoat,” ed,” drama, 2 | comedy o- | citizens from every quarter of the giene at the College of the New York Surgec Charles F. Stokes, U. 8S. navy, will be one of the principal «peakers, d cussing the | Health in 5 mouth route to correct tuberculo: the n inspection tn all | the health campatgn; the subject of ree-| reation, and effects of food on mind | will be exhaustively discus will t | ganization through whic gleye reforms may be THEY'LL EXHIBIT tural and foreign department of the Japanese go | Panama-Pacific Jexpected that the business inter-| ests of Japan will follow the lead of the government, and that the em pire’s showing will be as great, if not greater than that of any other foreign nation. Jonce made people defer eu Melbourne Wednesday to Saturday | Best modern outside rooms, 25c| ists, at 1420 Second av.,, opposite absolutely free with a year's sub- | a “The Spirit of Envy,” drama; |to 50e, Stewart House, 86 West| Bon Marche, about your teeth, bind at the regular price ot} “The Counsel for the Detense;” | Stewart.—Advertisement. j won't be sorry, ° $3.26 per year in adyance, 1918 26, Better Health | School Children of School Children The watchword of the new era right living Is, prevention, of rather than cure! The hobbies of modern medi cine are: Fresh air, pure water, recreation and wholesome, pla food! Physical health is the founda tion rock of education! The modern public school sys tem is intended to teach children to eat, breathe and walk correct ly, as well as to read, write and spell! It is asserted that 75 per cent herself 4 ! feature feathers, wings, maline or moderately priced up from Hat of the world-wide delegation which Is meeting at the fourth International School Hygiene Congress In Buffalo, At $1.50°"""' A great assemblage of teachers, Investigators, physicians, dentists, | sanitarians and other public-spirited globe is attending the fourth Inter. natoinal Congress of School Hy-| giene, being held in Bufalo this | week. | This convention will represent the most elaborate effort ever made in| country toward improving the Ith and efficiency of school chil-| Appar proving present conditions Dr, Charles W. Eliot of Har Juniversity ts president of the for gress, The secretary-general Strikin Thomas A. Storey, professo serge Relation of Athletics tc . @ tooth brush and its efficacy nting by the clean] air schools # tendencies ofits of medical] public schools; | place in the} ede and th school nurse's AS INSPIRATION DROPPED brand new dd ante alm of the congress | f & perman: or achool hy arried out in was a “scoop.” The The ultin Choose! to fresh or white, with embre sewed, guarar ted The Star will publish from day to day, during the remain- der of the week, articles which will point out to ¢ father and mother what they should insist upon In the school room to guarantee the health of their little ones, Watch for them, parents. famous in all sizes effect for three days pair more. Cho! TOKIO, Aug. 2 The agricul ernment definitely de oa participation fn the exposition, It is : 4 today 50c yd. Wool Plaids or checks in big variety; 36 inches wide; special 36-inch Tweeds in.plain or mixed shades; tomorrow, ver: Ginghams, full line of choose from, at, yard atterns to AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. School | Moore—Scott Polar Expedition Shoes in motion pictures. Metropolitan—Dark, That Seattle—Dark. Wear Orpheum—Vaudevine. at Emprese—Vaudeville, | Moderate Pantages—Vaudevillo, Grand—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Clemmer — Photoplays vaudeville, Melbourne — Photoplays and vaudeville, end PREFERS WOMEN Alhambra — Photoplays end vaudeville, CHICAGO, Aug. 26.—Women as 3 jurors are more deliberate than The dollar dinner at the Raths-|men, County Judge Owens an keller, with wine, is popular.—Ady, | nounced, in explaining a change in - the procedure of hearing insanity cases. For two successive weeks Judge Owens has named women on jury to consider the cases of women and children and several | complaints that the women h The Dentists You th been too slow have reached him. | The men jurors who decide all| other cases asserted they were »t waiting too long. Judge Owens altered the system, | permitting the women to sit last, Everything Depends on How of the twenty million school chil A cedinoetent dren of this country have phys. " , sal eaieanat | service, Dring your untrimm These are some of the beliefs rest for fifty cents. Fresh Fall Merchandise Arriving Daily! Stunning Fall Millinery at Mode Black Satin and Messaline Silk Hats, neatly trimmed with silk bows. s Trimmed Untrimmed Fall Hat Shapes Ae $2.25)" sisi j The Big “Lucky Buy’’of Women’s Fall el Receives a Stor OMING as it does on the verge of season, program will consist of ad-| 1 es inst And such and exhibits relating to the ori y Orage Sndition T the ‘tes million | garr re en v. Here’s the |achool children in the United 8 leader : SOME FIFTEEN MILLION « whom, according to recent statistics, | $15 to $20 Women’s New Fall $12 98 are In need of attention RECAUSE a os OF PHYSICAL DEFECTS! | Suits or Coats 3A we i , Nhs ‘chtket at daw dndavens ta a1 Stunning Suits in blue, black or brown serge th 36-inch bring together men and women tn ength pl t red jackets. Dashing coats of the various new terested in the health of school 1eavy pile fabrics, including Tyrolean cloth and Astrakhan. You boys and girls, and to make public| ER alist Nai : the most advanced means of {m-| must sce these $25 Women’s Fall Suits Blues NEW FALL DRESS SKIRTS ARE IN _ The Great Sale of Gloves Goes on Full Tilt- Read! to when a kid glove buyer becomes a hero’? AT 87c PAIR Women’s wrist-length from all the tndividual communites in| Gloves this country, if not all over the maker, with the world! dull finish Browns. three-row ered backs, d $1.50 to $2.00 pair Long Sitk Gloves, including the “Fownes’ and 50c pair Short Silk Gloves, all colors, 35¢ pair. 25c pair Lisle and Chamoisette Gloves, 19c pair. School Dress Materials Are Specially Priced Tomorrow mee +1 special, yard... Hit Man on Head and Went to ST. LOUIS, Aug ior of the jail at Maplewood, near |.vowed vengeance on a realty deal: | here, formed the setting for one of |er who had 1 strangest tone participated in | women of that suburb. The “hostess” was Mrs, Cordia! worst Capehart, worker, than pay a fine and the “guest who called to sympathize and com. > rate Prices Very for 50c hat $3.75 we'll do the hapes in the m« ade Felts in a mof A pplause ___ $18.00 beautiful models in heavy mannish serge or storm y, and, best of all, there’s plenty of them. Two Mighty Values in Brand New Fall Waists lurking in every fold. They t cost us much. There- zero RESH and dainty, they ves are Kid the popular tans $2.00 Voile or Lingerie Waists, beautiful models, with high necks and long sle [ tucks and pleats and lace and embroidery trimmed. Choice tomorrow. . $1 497 $2.25 Women's Tailored’ \] Waists, smart waists that will be very popular this fall, 4 in soisette or drill. Strictly tailored in snow-white. tomorrow $1.59 SEE THEM Well and fit- Gloves, colors, EET? : Boys’ Suits Specially Priced AT $3 98 Manly Suits in Norfolk or dou- . ble-breasted coat style, with full Knicker pants; handsome patterns to choose from. AT 49 —Shirts or Blouses in chambray or Cc madras, in variety. Wool Knicker range of colo: Pants in a wide Jail Because She Was Fined $1 26.—The inter | As she walked from the jail she caused her imprison- ment. In May, 1911, Mrs. Cape- society | hart was @ party to a real estate |transaction. 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