The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 6, 1914, Page 3

WOMAN MAYOR RULES QUAINT TT TOWN MADE UP OF PHOTO ACTORS By Gertrude M. Price +4 LOS ANGELES, ( Jan, 6 Lhave just paid a visit to the only 4 Hegerporated city the world - | where moving picture players are the sole residents It ds ca voreal city and ts wipented t wt bound Relieved in 48 Hours 1 or Money Refunded Money refunded {ft a dotlar bottle of “Smith's Potassium Compound” fatis to relieve you of Rheumat m, Gout, Lambago or Sciatica in 48 ours. It stops the pain, removes the cause and when that is don have no fear of rheumatte deform! ties Pull sized bottles sent direct, : @ paid, by John A. Smith, 6502 - Water St, Milwaukee, Why, in ease you cannot call at druggists | named below. “Smith's Potasslu Compound” is guaranteed to be fr from Morphine and other Narcotics, | and many stubborn cases have been | q gured by a single one dollar bottle. | 4 Gold tn Seattle at Owl Drug Co. stores. = Jewelry Store We want your WATCH REPAIRING complicated Work 80. Get it done Right at Carroll Jewelry Store 323 Pike St. | Cffice Phone, Main Ren Phone. Kenwood 147) ROBERT CURTIS §) ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring, Repairing, Installing 1018 Post St. Seattie Drugless Treatment Re- || stores Health While You Sleep. This Modern Method of Electric Treatment Is Cur- ing Men and Women After Doctors and Drugs Fail. | | | }a wire fence and in among the buildings. Four or five other men, spring-| ‘pe San Fernando « from here. Leas than a year ago, when T sat! it first, it consisted m ly of a cookhouse and an outdoor stage | two | THIS UNIQUE CENTER OF PIC. | TURE PLAYERS I8 OFFICERED RY A WOMAN MAYOR AND A WOMAN CHIEF OF POLICE Lols Weber, one of the few suc cossful women producers of. moving pletures, holds the highest office And Laura Oakley photoplay of many parts, has the unusual distinction of being CHIEF A street in Universal city ts a capital reminder of a typtoal early time Western town, One of ita interesting features ta that every thing In ft can be and IS utilized, valley some | at one time or another, for pic tures! If a Western scene Is to be shown which requires a saloon, scene painters and property men called and given orders to erect nd paint such a bullding; for re is not a REAL saloon on the lace, In an ineredibly brief | time the buflding {s ready, for, be it known to the uninitiated, only | the FRONT of the structure is built, unless an interior as well as| n exterior is required . . | For the people who suppose that ngerous Kceones and hair-breadth | idents are “faked” on the screen Jit may be interesting to know that a genuine uptodate HOSPITAL has been erected at Universal city, and. the 1 months, th nt physi jclan on the grounds who has had all toe sorts of cases from a broken to a general amashup to treat Just as | was preparing to leave town a man rushed across an open air stage and shouted to some one, “Ride him, Shorty. Stick to him, old man!” A dozen men shouted the same | sort of order. | | turned and saw @ cowboy rid-| ing a horse at breakneck speed. He dashed down a hill, through ing apparently from nowhere, jumped onto their horses and start: | ed in pursuit. Whizzing by a team hitched to lumber wagon, the frantic horse | started it on a runaway dash over the hills No way to stop that brute but Insso him,” I heard a bystander And then I notieed, for the first time, that the man was riding with ONE rein. The other hung from {the bridle and dangled on the ground | “He's over the bank!” somebody shouted. “Gee, that’s what I call tough j tuck,” mused a man fn a genuine “rough-neck” makeup as he walked | ieteurely back’ to the stage where he had been tn the act of ger joff s “hero.” Yonderful ride! Great action! | Beautiful fall and a bunch of brok-| en bones—but no camera A few minutes later the rideriess horse was lasso¢d and poor Shorty Charles Dicke “The Cricket on the Hearth to be produced in pictures for the “TIZ” FOR ACHING, SORE, TIRED FEET i: “TiZ" FOR TENDER, PUFFED.UP, SWEATY, CALLOUSED FEET AND CORNS. Laura Oakley a nd a Str 1s’ popular story of Mutual servic THE TU TAR TUNA t in “Movie” PHOTO PLAYS The subj two par al manner. be presented novel and ort Clase A Until Tuesday Night DAY Town ject ts in a The Harp of Tara,” two-part Danino feature; Awaken Majestic Personal gnetism and “The Bush-| vers Dream re * | cee 'Clemmer Sunday Until Night “The Sea Wolf,” a famo | Colonial | Edison drama | ors feature, in seven parts cee Sunday Until “The Antique Brooch,” “Pathe's ¥ world news; “The of a Mighty Mo comedy, rch,” Dream Sunday Until Tu "The Street Singers,’ Vitagraph drama; “The Diamond” American com ne play Tuesday two-part Weekly,” Misadventures v itagraph Minsing | will Saturday | and “A Corner in Pop-| JANUARY 6, FAIRE SAL colors $4.00 and 1913. * Zimmerman-Degen Shoes, English Slip-ons; sold regularly at 98c $6.00, $7.00 and $8.00; slightly damagec $12.50 and $15.00 Slip-ons, hardly any damage .... Men's Sample Shoes, one of a kind; 5.00; slightly damaged by smoke and water Men's Dress Shoes, regular $3.00 Men's Dress Shoes, regular $3.50 Men’s Work Shoes, regular $3.00 and $4.00 1,000 P: made in Seattle, sell regularly from $5.00 Furnishings, Shoes, Hals and Clothing This Sale Started Last Saturday at 10 a. m. ——AND—— 3,000 eager buyers were accommodated. The sale is in full swing now and will continue until the entire stock is closed out. delay your purchase. The Stock Is Ordered Sold at Once. These Prices Will Do It MEN’S CLOTHING 100 Coats and Vests, Sold up to $10.00. Slightly damaged by water 250 Boys’ Coats; the Pants are vulendl. Regu- lar price per suit, $5.00 to $7.50. The coats only $2.50 and $3.00 Pants, slightly 98c damaged by smoke and water....... 100 Overcoats, slightly damaged; $6 cf sold up to $20.00. Sale price... .. le 200 Men’s Suits, hardly any damage sold up to $15.00. Sale price... . $12.00 Suits, slightly damaged . summer weights, all 39c ... 69¢ worth 98c $1.69 $1.58 $2.69 Men's Stiff Hats, sold up to $5.00. Sale price Men's Soft Hats, $4 and $5 grades. Sale price Kextract Krom Star of Deo 24. CLOTHING STOCK IS DAMAGED BY SMOKE AND WATER Don’t $18.00 and $20.00 Slip-ons, $7 95 no damage 4 s One line of Overcoats contains the highest grade of the most reputable tailors of New York city; worth up to $30.00 Damaged by smoke, only. ‘ ' : pile $9.85 1,000 Men’s Suits, such as L. W. Praeger’s, of New York; Chas. Kaufman & Bros., of Chi- cago, and other well-known makes; sold up to $40.00; damaged by a little $12 95 e' smoke; only One lot of Tailor-made Suits were in the tailor shop when the fire occurred (badly dam- aged); sold up to wo Sale price 500 Pairs Men’s Pants, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 FURNISHINGS One lot of Men’s Wool Under- wear, regularly $1.50 per garment. Sale price... 29c Cotton Ribbed Underwear, reg- ular 50c. Sale 2c price Tbe President Suspenders 10c Handkerchiefs ..........3¢ and others ... 10c Cotton Gloves ......+...1¢ was taken to the hospital to have ularity,” Lubin dies: Th to $7.50, at less than cost of material. 25c Suspenders ...........12@ {a broken yp oonap ter : gs | Secret’ of the Bulb Vitegrepe | 2,000 Pairs of Ladies’ Oxford Pumps and pe ‘ | ft. woud Save = de 8 grea pe | 4 | drama. goon | Slippers, regular $2.50, $3.00 39¢c a 15c Black and Tan Hose.....6¢ thing! Saket paella |Melbourne Sunday Until Tuesday | and $3.50; slightly damaged........ 25c Wool Hose..............9¢ And so goes life in a “movie Night 1,000 Pairs of Ladies’ High Top Shoes in 50c Heavy Wool Hose, “The Shriner's Daughter.” two- “The Cham-| 5c button or lace, Gun Metal, Patent slightly damaged ........... reel American drama Suit Cases and $1.45 | pion,” Keystone comedy ny. ! Leather or Suede; values to $5.00. ; i | brenk,” Reliance drama; “The Boys’ $2.50 and $3.00 $1.00 Men’s Dress Shirts, 5c Complete eport | People who are forced to stand|Golden Wedding,” Thanbauser Sa Si RSL SIS ERI MaRS . runks slightly damaged ........... f Market Tod. Ooi Chibi uweite wartinkstet| eee | Boys’ $3.00 and $4.00 Shoes, $1 95 ‘ , All other goods will be closed 0 jarke BY Pl trend. They use “THz,” and “TIZ" | Grand Sunday Until Tuesday Night | MPMI LS eC he pine ediedie cad At a Give-Away Price out at same proportion. jeures thelr feet right up. It keeps| “The Pitfall,” tworeel K try Is noticeable | feet in perfect condition. “TIZ” is| drama; “Fred's 1. 0. U : lene Stee The market ts almost the only remedy in the world that | comedy: “Fate's Round. | bare of good hens. Ducks are| draws out all the poisonous exuta Hoan drama. | remedy that scarce, and in good demand, and|tions which puff up the feet and eee Xo polsonow there is considerable demand for|cause tender, sore, tired, aching| Alhambra Until Wednesday Night lias bie qask ctamach or fancy young tom or hen turkeys,|feet. It instantly stops the pain tn The Third Degree,” fivereol peveadle corns, callouses and bunions, ft’s| Lubin drama simply glorious. Ah! how comfort-| ee other dose of drugs Although rapidly declining, theo ie your feet feel after using|@ a 716 First Ave. exe market is a good deal higher) than at this time a year ago. Owing to the scarcity of storage exes, the You know how they mu Momach and cause You know the ma upeet your | RESIDENCE THEATRES * ; + You'll never limp or draw Your shoes “Te.” up your face in pain BETWEEN COLUMBIA AND CHERRY WATCH FOR THE BIG RED SIGNS bad digest Gisngreeadle ef 716 First Ave. At the Olympian Tonight you go on takin + on't tighten and hurt your fee o pain or disor, || price ranges from 6 to 7 cents bigh-| ¥7) heen ae ot TIZ” now| “Greegan's Ghost ;” "His Hoodoo; ” - oe were taught Hier on all eggs than last year lfrom any druggist, department or| “Fanny's Conspiracy;” “The Laat All Mail Orders must be accompanied by Money This Stock and Fixtures for Sale in Bulk. Apply to of _cur- || _Ericen, patd preascere ser vegvtables | cenoral store. Just think! a whi | Peuet: Slander’s | Tongue. Orders. Orders filled same day received. L. Robinson, Mgr., at any time. mente y foot fort for onl 25) 1. We eure Hl] (Corrected aatiy by 3. W. Godwin & co.) prod Oe Ca y | At the Good Luck Tonight to's sn As eee $ Sc OR a —__.| “The Answered Prayer,” drama; TWENTY-FIVE SALESPEOPLE WANTED—APPLY AT 9:30 : White river potatoes ry ‘The Life We Live,” drama; “The Ontone DANCING Lion's Bride drama; “Clarence the Cowboy comedy Squash. Hubbard . -..- +4 HIPPODROME Sa.) ieee o1 Fitth and University Ss ——— | seen going around with her,” WIPE EM OUT | @ 116 | Now, the truth of the matter is| ne — | that Kitty and | have never been! 100 @ 108 e on essions | intimate, but for all that | did not) SALEM, Jan. 6—For faflure tol lettuce relish being told pre-emptorily to |.» pay ‘ ne bg gua and sot ends, “Why | obtain licenses to * business in the I" With 180 new students rexistes eyed ony that, Drekt™ state, required under the provisions | ing Monday night, the total enrol 2 @ Ree f | “Well,” he answered, still frown-|of the blue sky law, 527 domestic|ment at the Broadway evening 13 @ 1 e Jing, “she Ix getting herself talked corporations und 32 foreign corpor-| high school 1s brought up to 2,700, 10 @ |kood deal at the theatre and the |by Gov. West ed Monday night, ends April 1. o @ . Are A > FRIENDS classy’ restaurants, beautifully DICK DICTATES ABOUT MY FRIENI gowned, with Bill Tenney. Bill ts FOR CONSTIPATI N, T * . — a good fellow, all right, and I ER, ¢ ve CHAPTER XLIV her out?’ I asked | xueas he ie MARRIED TO AN IM P pre APTER ELM sone wey ab 1 hoet'want you w wel fOeaIBLA RMS “ha” S| HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA—DIME A BOX womnices, Cal. tue. CUT | went over to a very fashionable — |not living together, but she won't ? ney, new. © =\ cafe, w ° both fivorce him—neither will she give - Cores Lame Back, Kheumatiam - * “ @ cafe, where women and men beth) "ENT Sucriow fics hay danccn © e can Turn the rascals out—¢he head-jliver and carry off the decompos: Hone ro for something to drink, but him any reason by which he ca po! J muttered with rhs Oran 20 @ RATE Sa% noroon'ts cota” | pet a Uiveree, fie seams to be che, billousness, indigestion, con-|wasts matter and constipatiog Tidies tor osnees malt sion sevete ersie,. 24° @ } I bad sever been to the place, Kone’ on Kitty, and she has reach. stipation, the sick, sour stomach| poison from the bowels, tral deviiity s ‘ Choice lemons, crate 4% @ ] ch is one of the rooms in a ed that point where she has thrown and foul gases—turn them out to-| A Cascaret tonight will straight M@, removing every sig ices paid producers for butter, eggs. tel, and I confess I was a little |the speech of people to the winds.” night with Cascarets. fen you out by morning—a 10-cent me wit) atee r * Yeal and pork: ; That probably explains why Kit. Don't put in another day of dis box keeps. your head clear, stomaclt mus about it Th r i bervontes Gatty By Perry Bree) | The corridors were brilliantly |ty called me up this morning and tress, Let Cascarets cleanse and sweet, liver and bowels regular S601 14th Ave t Rey? rr] We are the originators of eut-rateliiciteq and were lined with gor. asked me to sit in her box at the ®8Weeten your stomach; remove the you feel bully for months. Don’t ey aes 4 tea: ‘wader dentistry Pencers dressed women and, walk Grand opera on Wed four, undigested and fermenting forget the children—their little ins iB Beautifully tn Hone, over tbe, fates, 8 @ 47 fe th and down, were men who ae'the, beenon; 1 thous food and that misery making gas; |sides need a good, gentle sleansing, 7 Book FREE. Call Tod. Sid roosters, itve. i) | we sTAND BACK OF OUR WORK For! appraised the nen with flirta queer that she had money take the excess bile from your! too, 3 c 4 ay: is 12 YEARS’ GUAKANTER |tlous eyes, There was the blare to have an opera box for v1 4 ae of ragtime music, punctuated here |Grand opera matinees.” : 4 onsultation Free and there by loud laughter, In both | She's got her nerve!” exclaim CANDY CATHARTIC F fat, masculine and feminine } ys. Jed Dick. or conraas ahe would ive,’ Gos. gee ‘Ama am i in ° from the restaurant proper, was | ac gt rO HER GAME helgian heres lfull. Groups of men and women} Do you think she has pas Oa pigeo he “ » sitting about tables, and at! SPECIAL CUT RATES ALL rie e bounds of respectability and . vee. . . Gold Crowns . ° $3 other smaller tables could be seen MONTH. i st ° playing s game i aaked. 10 CENT BOXES -ANY DRUG STORE , Pork, 004 block hows O4e 18 just a couple. All seemed much) 6.06 9 year, for the purpose of oe tena w Bnd tye oe w + ALSO 25 & SO CENT BOXES = rs } . r r ered Nick 0 n only - 4 ling prices for batt “pe interested in each other, and every | | , : od four | *nawered Di t nly : chmese." Carrected daily OF Ene Bradne | Bridgework . e $3) person in the room HAD A GLASS |fdvertising the igh quality of out lnow she has been making herself ORK : . N LY v nm . 4 bd le " er conapleuo and ot oO es Butter ee betty aan DRINK BE-| iundreds of people watch for thls ng Vis Wave sha. brought. iste ths DONBULTATION ruey—cars, || xative Washington ‘Full Sets Teeth $5 & Lo! FORE HIM OR HER. twoland take advantage of it ane, FOSSIRIA. La’ oeteeios id Jand 1 gazed about on the hand scents In today: Spectal prices} While I wae Hot. sure that I “golld pack ” o nattatac.|S8omely gowned women with sur-|# his month, | would not do just as Dick had com: : ‘i | Wresh. Masters eresmers ltory wit! be repaired fi “iarge at| prise, for so many of them seemed| Examinatioy FRE manded, I resented the idea that I The Electra-Vita Co. ee J any time only wirle of 16 and 17, 1 wonder: | nridgework “(firstclass, per te@th See bh ee ‘hat stad Iwait oe (eer ee heat pet eres flecond Av, Cor, Boring orfaks a4 | for free xan sia techectahin : y i“ "tl Gold Crowns (22k, and extraliprTy AND HER. AFFAIRS be : © the office a1 Bent iin na” creumer hey were doing . f 4 s R 0 remove ng) q : te, Wn ow Sealans mery, Ps |e: University M., 9nd and University | ty ho “are ao bowtrig and anftt.| heavy $3.50 to $5.00) fore 1 cut her off my list of ac : ous home for, demonstration, i 2 hoe al . me storage a” M., Opp. Frnser-Paterson Co ng at, Dick?" I asked. as 1 saw| Trueto-Nature Teeth (finest orti-|quaintances. Consequently, I walk Per ae until you try it Tt hes thie uae is Saran SELAENY ith aE { . him salute someone ehind me | ficia® teeth in the world). .$5.00 up.) ed past her table and spoke a few einical labordtory. chemist. of waa: Z 4 wreah ranch 7 a | with the gréatest cordiality | words to her as we went out. Dick reputation al Bantorn ‘8 | | Dick frowned and sald: “It's! y |" As _fusious and hardly spoke to , segshnnee Giese he ares antomatiy in heat ‘ Adtrese Panry Avril ‘ * ‘ Kitty Malram, Maggie, and I have f 308 on Jen 1S | me all tho way homo. | 4 avr Chases | hoen waiting to tell you for a long| itty ald ahe was eoming over Northwest Farador and Ozonor Agency Wisconsin triplets ' at you had be e | very soon and then | am gajn spits ‘own Wisoo + triptot By H + | bafta that you had better ‘cut h Santinh Geocnd. hive, I eaenee Pity aut am soins ° ; 1 AV. SRATTLM, WASH 4 | Mock wise " as “What do you mean by ‘cutting Opp. Bon Marche, Seattle. 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