The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1913, Page 3

JEWS GATHER TO. TALK OF RETURN. TO HOLY LAND VIENNA, Seat 1—"On to Pale tine” was the keynote of the world’s Zionist ¢ ess, Ww convened ¢ te Profe Warburg. of the University of Be lin, preside About ¢ e representing 25 ¢untries, are in at tendance The United States and Canad are represented by more than 50 de egates nt w ected = that fight bet the tw the mov tical eX wou adoptio: tlons commit The dre the colonizatioa the Jew amc mate wand A am aut sift ent Jewis ate The cals thus « out : prophe Holy W The mon t ’ 1 heade ft Max N Paris. Bis ENE YOUNG NEST are in mortalterror It is a fingyouns 8 fackets, with Stingers that are no Fespecters of pers: ed from theif comforta & huge elm the White House grounds by afcent storm are Duszing all over the place now. No one in authority been stung yet. HOQUIAM GETS DEPOT Hoquiam, Wash.. Is to have a pew Northe®# Pacific depot, to cost $20,000. Thetontract was awarded of e to E. J. Rous | PopeLeo XIII. AND Sotialism Specialnnouncement A new clment has the political fe of Seattle mt to mind that theme is cBfoot to rule 3 injunction disregard th | mental law @ the land | try and discarwit the Soctaiiet move- hie city and state. 7 oe hey | ne and théisame thing Age | Humphries the only m Mate of Walkington. ox tor of th 8, who 4 and anarchy are the principle and every 4e- aod udge you are either rant of what Social are wilfully tnain ve that you are sin you are doing what ink Winght that Soctai deadilont © to il of re: John EB. Hy | for myself, and wii!|? Secept yourthallenge and answer eriticil of m and y eveSthoursan’ citizens whe ist ticket In the re pn. I shall address a lew to you, mir, when 4 my more important ork of {n@Bosent series on Pope alia THIS Week's ARTICLE. the perty i agraphe u ite chains those labor have no why thm who do nothing hat labor monte: 1t te Safe tor an a to talk a terial facts fnout tue Of thore fa What Bock: It is THE WORLD—*No good, gentlemen! VISCOUNT’S H BONDS VALIDATED 1 South Park ve Both Ballar p dated the seu b fore thetr Seatt an elect day he vote was 1 both districts land tonight. —Ady But with, man it te dit Indeed anonnea, on the ertection of a refore he enix as the reat fruition of nature, east as much however perfect the whole of humanity, and fe. deed. humanity's humble handmaid, obey t te the or the reason. which is the thing [n ue who are human be- it te thie which mekes a hu- man being buman, and distinguishes him essentially and completely from the and nt made to serve and mind, on this accc tn tor po! ented at Justice of the remedy m offers of the ¢ propagation mind and reason of Tht human beings t wn the Inery with and from reates wealth uxuriee of life I in then ny ab Labor wh aclle to me the human energy). 89- that the yoke and chains shall be lifted from labor and the ghte of ec omic liberty, ecurtty and lawful property belong to the © ¢ vow If fT create ut it T take ft who created It or In trust for Lawful prog created fe exploitation ; the light of justice beca tt forces pre the power cinilem decrees the producers y and pute u the yoke of Justion + the creators of prop. m demands that every ve the fight to Jabor njoy the full frulte of his which moans that the distr of wealth must be brought wealth oreation, aed the bu into harmony with Roclatiem {# sctentifically foun toe. if-preservation wil! worl om compel 6 social power (the nivent) TION OF THE SPECTRA. » will propagate @ higher ¢ beings under economic Inde- in eviry person ts well and sheltered than It under economic 4e- exploitation, patitution and dogradation, Wage ings wita it the evile com- nea pe Leo, Abolish wage slavery and the evils of capt- tallem vanish HUMAN MIND AN h mind fi 4 itt impossible for mprehend ® fact that {th the natural f min type T iman quiring food, ¢ Aeveloped the mind metimes hard to man teason In comprehended human minds, yet as Pope oo tolls us, Mt te the mind and the reason which maken a human being conclude y y 1 ftutions, human. The human mind and tho p mt at wer to reason west, & hae tonal Boclalist|oped by experienc’, an mevernents. 2°” Oped rae ot those who work for t UK TeMPope Leo's sixth par-| wages that the ave only tran aera) yh or ssid | lent Bi ood ey | temporary right to ance "St '*@ still greater import-|use the Institutions of wealth pr: ince, how e the remedy|duction, and ther only when eis man-leapttallat owners require auch uae For avery|for the pur at fit mettinag ure the right + |This the conscious worker as his own wlontis wage slavery. Thos we find points of Alatinction|that the supposed objectiona to Bo-~ land the animal crea-|octaliam do not rpist because Ho- rute has nc wor of\ctaliem sets forth ho such claims a but 18 wovern fo attributed to it. We muat whiok ve him to termine hi ower of f-prener ino a: oh whys a 4 quctations from letaliat party plalforma, programs and constitutions from those who priticiae Hociniiam. There te no oth | coepted authority for which the laliet. party me’hbers are reapone- A for whit they are duty- anewor o continued In next Monday's BDWI't J, DROWN 7.3 Wiret Avenue. THE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1}, 1913, GOSH! WHAT IF HE’D TAKE A YEAR OFF NOTHING DOING WHEN THE WORLD STANDS STILL! NEW opt Haldane, lord chane Britain, left here mous Morgan = yach' West Point this afternoon by ( After a review special train adian government, YORK, Sept ollor Vv Nothing doing today. ae today on the Corsalr where he was r Townsley of the battalion, a furnished by the Can conveyed count Great fa the distinguished barrister to Montreal where he will atten nd the annual convention of the American Bar as soctation, which convenes Monday. TO SAN QUENTIN SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1 John Turner, former bookkeeper for the Standard Hox company, was 1 t serve four ars at San Quentin, by Superior Judge Dunne, by whom he was ad judged guilty of nbezaslement During the six years of hia empioy nent with the box company Turner, it was alleged, embezzled about $4,500. ON LONG CRUISE ANNAPOLIS. Mad One of the longest « es ever taken Un « future raln mated today uird es of shipm et 1 on ard the battles {nols, Th nid Sunday, June 9, and have Antwerp, Belgium Vigo, Portugal; Gibraltar and Fun- chal, In the Madetras The BURIED RICHES | PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept. 1 ‘harles H. Villar, a contractor, 1 an iron chest buried in the of Bayou Chico. The the pirates “1 their rendezv who Spanish doubloons es estimated to total and $10,000, treasure was early THE MARKETS Pre: and ¥ au kitnge, w a made the| ers in lever spent man who makes us al! possible has taken a day off.” SEATTLE MEN HAVE A NEW VENTILATOR A ventilator has by C. M. Lafquist and Ja 8.W Inventors to be # of construction and $236 42nd av by the COMEDIAN BALKS AT been patented * Dahl, WHAT'S COMING that is ciaimed tior in ost of eduction to anything on the mar PLAYING HERO IN OWN PLOT “Smiling” Billy Mason, the Es. sanay comedian, has decided NOT to submit any more plots. It hap pened this way Mason enters scenario editor's of fice (excitedly), “Listen, I'v t al nwel a for a pict Let me tell you about It,” and he lets this loo A young country chap, tn washing the windows on the 18th story of a skyscraper, falls, the rope around his walst catches tn the atee! on the next story and he dai elpless, A paasorby,| seeing n, takes the ele-| vator, grab AB WE BOE mer, Jumps off on ms in th way down the huge umbrella ¢ roof, and or helpleas w alights he auch sum the dow washer is pro 1 inter Editor That sounds pretty Manon. Y cted to e wind Mason I'm telling you this. Resides I'm going to be mar ried next Monday and I don't want Alice to be a merry widow And Billy to submit any more plots . ee Mason has decided not MOVIE ACTORS ARE FATAL- ISTS BEFORE THE CAMERA Ruth Stonehow beautiful mov sald that wh of thelr Hves when on ctors are In ing of the most « picture actresses, danger thrillers’ before the camera they don't think of danger, they just act. Accused of being a fatalist, she sald they were only that way before the cam was when I had d The most trying ten minutes I to lle in the cold water of Lake Superior face. with the sun shining In my Sho sald: “I was supposed to be dead, and could not mo Anyone who felt the water of Lake weers for frutte| perior in early spring knows what Su ent oawin |} went through.” 125 | MME. OTHNICK AT 10° | THE COLONIAL WEDNESDAY 40 | Mme. Othnick, church soprano, 40 | will open an Indefinite engager 1-00 Jat the Colonial next Wednesd 90.0) 4 | Local musical people will welcome 26 her appearance here 02 ae 1.00 ) of the resume uesday Fats cafeteria, pring Pekine ick lings, col fat fat, live old Tome. good size, ae Guinea fow ive, da Old pigeons, good wine, doz Veni,’ fat kidney, fre 2 Pp oa block en, frown 10 k. larger 06 Seattle Chapter, Sons American Revoluti will activities with a luncheon noon at the Good 110 Cherry st, after ‘months’ interim, a three | | marriage | story | | i 4g (2%! « COMING FEATURE ‘The Ward of the King” ts laid in the days of Louts XIV of France, nobles could not ¢ without when royal consent t A nt young noble in royal disfavor, fell openly wed « around thet could not revolvi ing adventures. ‘lin love with an orphan hatress and her. The thrill AT THE THEATRES THIS WEEK. Moore—Scott in motion pictures, Metropolitan——Dark, Seattle—Dark. Orpheum— Vaudeville. Vaudeville, Vaudeville, Polar Expedition Grand—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Clemmer vaudeville. Melbourne vaudevil! Alhambra — Photoplays vatideville, Photoplays Photoplays and and Today’s Monster FI | aie ket The ventilator is made in the R -—— tha ventilator ie‘ the fan, tnoloeed SECOND—Monday Night is Amateur in a ctroular, die-cut hood, the Night at the Grand. There may pressure of air being regulated by be a Dave Warfield or an Eva a dial Tanguay among them Best modern outside rooma to 50e. Stewart House, &6 Wee Stewart.—Advertinement THE MOVIES Here’s Way They Make the Movie Which You See Upon the Screen Interior Scene Showing Camera Man, Stage Director Smiley, and |Arthur V. Johnson, Kneeling One of the modern seven won- ders of the world 1s a large moy- ing picture plant! A trip around and an education, an jand a revelation It would take days to become thoroughly acquainted with all ithe departments of a big picture plant In never probably note the its general | accessories The Lubin plant tinct buildings as |lesser ones. The first includes the large of. | flees of the firm; the public din through it is entertainment have you the first place, if you seen a “movie” plant will be astonished to financial investment {n buildings and exterior three dis: as other has well ing rooms for players; the scen jarlo departments the store |rooms, ete. The second, one through which Jan outsider may go only, by spe |cial permission, houses the me | chanical department, where it 1s possible to follow the life of a jfilm from the time it leaves they Arthur V. Joh is kneeling camera man's machine until {t 18 /in the foreground ready for shipment The players usually rehearse a | In this big building, there {8 also scene two or three times, the dt the great and curious property |rector calling to them, su! ing shop where almost anything in the improvements, facial way of “property” can be found and dialogue to suit the action at very, very short notice. Then he shouts “Ready.” There {e furniture of all ages; | ‘The camera man starts, the dl utensils of every nation and cos-/rector holds his stop watch and tumes of all countries. away they go | Across the well-kept grounds is!" I¢ the acene has not taker. too |the Immense glass daylight studio |jong—for action 1s measured by where {f is possible to put on any feet and seconds in a “movie number of interiors at the same play—the scene is ealled com time under natural light. “| plete, and rehearsal begins for an A part of the building Is fitted | other up with a remarkable set of artl-| Quite often the last scene ts ficial lights under the direction acted first and the players know of a thoroughly experienced elec nothing of the story of the picture \triclan and his helpevs, where ‘except as they are told at the min |scenes can be made when there ute, }ien't any sunlight | Maybe the next acene requires ; In the upper pleture of this|rugged outdoor background which |group you will see a reproduction! can only be reached by automo: of one of the interiors which was pies, and possibly by rail. Then taken in the skylight studio. Jos. Smiley, one of the directors, is giving a few final instructions — — to the camera man before the ma-| Tenants, buyers, chine begins to record the scene. i wants ads find them olka off go actors, camera man and di rector. |GRAND avincous— 1 p.m. to 11 p. m. VAUDEVILLE’ PROGRAM Richardson’s 7 Posing Bull Dogs ing with us. sellers—Star! Opera House T e Only Act New York's Miniature Acrobats De PHOTO-PLAY PROGRAM “SUCC A Powerful Two-Part “Flesh of H A Thrilli We “Bashful Bach A Si WAGNER’S SUPERB ORCHESTRA Bring the whole family and spend the afternoon or even- The GRAND is cool, roomy, and always has the biggest and best clean entertainment of any theater in Seattle, with one price of admission to see it all. 2Big Monday Specials to Remember RST—Monday is Labor Day. continuous performances A special Labor Day program has ce arranged at the Grand; there | will be a continuous program till }11 o'clock tonight. Motion pictures ville head the attractions. will be 20 added There will be a two-part and a of His teur night, there attractions tonight four re of photoplays Reliance drama, “Success,” story of the sea, “Flesh Flesh.” Richardson's Posing Dogs head the bill. These seven dogs pre- sent a series of sculpture pictures and a number of acrobatic turns. Karl Karey, musician, presents his obeues w York Miniature Cab- Drying the Films in Mechanical Department. Exterior 0, Lubin Plant at Phil- adelphia, Showing Great Glass Daylight Studio, aret Show” and an acrobatic act fin shes this bill . Alhambra Until Wednesday Night} “The Better Father,” two-reel Kelair Animated | Weekly,” world’s news ‘Two Hearts and Thief,” Nestor comedy . * Clommer Until Tuesday Night The Ghost of Granleigh,” fe ture reel; “The Cook’s Reveng comedy, and two other photoplays a Class A Until Tuesday Night Zukon, the Social Pirate,” three: feature, and a comedy reel, . * . Grand Until Tuesday Night “Success, two-ree!l Reliance; Flesh of His Flesh, American Western; “Bashful Bachelor Bil- i" Majestic comedy eee Melbourne Until Tuesday Night “The Orphan of War,” two-reel ° f Its Kind in Vaudeville KARL KAREY Cabaret BIFF and DeARMO Drama With a Moral rm itting Comedy EUGENE LEVY MANAGER CONTINTOUS Luxe ESS” is Flesh” Melodrama elor Billie” We give “The Unromantic Maid- Broncho; |en,” Thanhauser comedy; “Mabel's |New Hero,” Keystone comedy | “Peg of Polly P.,” Reliance West- jern. eee Tilikum Until Tuesday Night “Joyce of the North Woods,” two-reel Edison drama; “Col. Cus- |ter’s Travels,” showing “The Road |to Morez, France” With a Hindoo Glasses Are Not graph comedy. Colonial Until Tuesday Night “Pathe’s Week! world’s new “The Price of the Free,” dram “The Episode of Cloudy Canyon” and “He Fell in Love With His Mother-in-Law.” . Glasses,” Vita- ee Union Monday “Making Good,” Essanay come- dy; “An Old Man's Love Story,” Vi- tagraph drama; “Jim's Reward,” Lubin drama; “In the Garden,” Ed- ison war drama. . oe Olympian Tonight “The Cheyenne Massacre,” Ka- lem feaure, in two parts; “The Power That Rules,” Vitagraph drama; “An Itinerant Wedding,” Pathe comedy. ee) At the Good Luck Today “Oh, You Flirt!” “All Rivers Meet at Sea,” “The Soul of a Thief,” two reels. Dream Until Tuesday Night “The Clown and the Prima Don- na,” drama; “The Man Street,” drama; “His L: Deal,” drama, and a comedy reel. Elite Monday “The Day of Judgment,” three- reel feature; “The Story of a Com- edy,” comedy; “Help, Help, Hydro- phobia,” comedy Circuit Until Tuesday Night “On the Thresnoid of Life,” Un- ion feature; “The New Maid,” Ma- jestic comedy; “The Girl Spies a Comet,” Reliance Western, Would You, If You Could, ‘Get Well and Be Happy? 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Corner Market and 24th Ave. N, Wo Ballard, Seattle, Wash.