The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1914, Page 3

= AGT GRUEL, SAYS 0% Saving! GIRL PRISONER Announcement! WHITE SLAVERY pee a w EYE-GLA: SES MOBILE, Ala, Jan, 10.—Bit iter denunciation of the Mann - S| White slave act was volced here wo SPEC T AC A E . today by Miss Dellah Bradley, os * pretty stenographer, who, oe with J. M. Foster, son of the HIGH-CLASS WORK | arittionaire president of the In: grag ternational Correspondence Se Dn Schools, was arrested on white foe tn Seattle slave charger The couple are guarded here in separate hotels. 2 W BOM xv years’ woman's heart you a eart is good and her impulses true to her heart's bidding be made t ffer by a aw designed to save a vely ee! allen men and puninh evil | of eee ~ ‘ al ne c ° T hate them all—the brutal law-| eg and adjuatea ™kers who don't care for the de struction & woman's soul. Joe! ‘ Foster loves me. ation and Fx mo Otherwise I would not have tg TW. Edmunds, Opb. D, |nored second AND BADISON st Mote 2174. TOR Leary Mide “Our love Is beyond the sor did reach of courts and coarse policemen. Love is the only Phone Main 905 thing in this world worth living Transfer Co.9 ra TU, S, TAKES RAP puLL Bros. AT MINE OWNERS .. st Printers WASHINGTON, Jan. 106—The al labor department today te THIRD = AIN 1043 by mine ow KVERETT-SRATTLR * and strike breakers In the INTERURBAN KRAIWAY country qarTLE To EVERETT mtiation propositio all of which the gains 10:00 & mand & imme , 8 rejected How to Salve the “BOY QUESTION ¢ Seattle Engineering School 106-6410 We Boy St Prvteht leaves both cities 4.00 Bm Maric NORTHWEST TRACTION CO We are Devoting Our Time to the Disposal of USED AUTOMOBILES If Your Car Is for Sale, or if You Wish to Buy a Car, See Us. AUTOMOBILE PURCHASE 4& SALES AGENCY 411 JOSHUA GREEN BLOG. STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO. oo K. PIKE ST. Northwest Dtstribatore. “f Phone Kast 622. THE CAR THAT MADE GOOD IN A DAY. M. A. MILLER, Manager Guaranteed Continuous Service. Covers Every Truck Sold. Garage and Salesroom 610 Seneca St. Phone Main 6504, PHONE EAST 467. welded T Mann law is wicked,” sald AE PALS, tee M Hradley What right has the ee AND HYPEGL ASSES. vernment to legislate away Why should a woman whose vention and sacrificed | putation and everything to with him, He has sacrificed a} sued a report criticising the trea ers of both jel Frohmea mantle Down Town Office, 523 Weary Mids. pre strongest «il ed. Ite powerfn! plot for right. And with Mr. O'N title role, tt ts Indeed s Mant opportunity to pictort ally re successes the | known PHONE ELLIOTT 4483 THINGS WE'VE NOTICE bank alw jot trouble to have a rival . MILLER AUTO CO. W.H. Barnes & Son . Motor Teck WASHINGTON CAR- TERCAR CO, 1515 BROADWAY 2 Sixes, 4 Fours, Continental Motors za Imperial BB rhage eo 312 East Pike St. but AN HONEST Can AT AN HONEST PHICE IN tpt Seva Trucks 1514 Broadway Phone F. i ACcessoRtes AND SUPPLIES : ere = BALLOU & WRIGHT 817 East Pike. Paws East 471 A SALES CO, Bighth and Unb Main 148 Red ¢ 1 Gasoline Ie Per Gall THE ME WASHINGTON AUTO SUP’ PLY COMPANY | Phone Ba MOTORCYCLES yours OvCLES a a BALLOU a WRIGHT AND. North west thwe indian and Emblem Mt ot “si Pik . Phone East 471 Pacific Car Co. Hudson - Paige mr <5 Se FEDERAL TRUCKS “sere | NEE Studebaker Waterhouse Trading Co. G rf Auto Department a ord Touring Cars and Motor ap Amtomebile Supplies G. & J. Tiree and Tubee—a Safe Buy “Dallie Antl Freese FAMILIAR FACES On Photo Play Screens She ts Leah Bal Well he juat tips off hin star) trou was yet feared by the au-| lead; tells her to get ready, and |thorities | way the compa as you have # her a ke |PHOTO PLAYS At the Clemmer ton actor James O'Neill, in hi mn of Dumas’ masterplec Count of Monte Cristo In motion this gre ction b ne of th ates the eternal t of the « Los Angeles police are In a quan-| pojiard recently dary as to how to Interpret |dinance relating to women's w ing apparel. Recently, Roman of the ?} pd on the at Oriental bloomers, and was inforn ed by @ policeman that ft WAaslny with West against the law to ap like she waa wearing. The directe of the motion p claimed they were there to take pletures. When the question wasliio” stor taken to headquarte there to the eity atte no one would give an opinion the scene was completed ney's offic eee A nice young man working at ys gets Into some kin 8 e It ts impossible for a lover m Cutaway coats, walking sticks)! and a medium-size are much affected by society ¥ lains eee Clemmer Sunday and All Week —— ric Count of Monte Cristo Class A Sunday Until Tuesday Night Giovanni's Revenge,” two-pa Reliance drama; “The Rose of Juan American drama Fresh F hman Ap » comed see » star of the srrow, Dar will present the ro-| nt stories ever record or ar In clothes ture company | gia, sand from) tunt ts being boc . bay window WHE STAR—SATURDAY, STATION CATCH | |-FIRST PRISONER Wuxtra' The Den ! | po- | Nee station, in the University | district, has made a pinch He it known that the Dens more headquarters were only The first vietim to fall Into | the tolls of the staff, Patrol man ( 1, Swa Ti was a chicken thief, it was re ported Friday t t. Coarles Dolphin, was operating near the home of Dr, Mary BH, Mar tin Swanson, detatled to invest! gate, landed his quarry and re turned to the station leading the thief by a rope The thief was a small fox | terrier A drumbead court martial will be held by Poundmaster Grogs The penalty t# death WORK FOR 3,000 SAN FRAN( O, Jan, 10.—-Un my ent relief committeemen today at least 2,700 men and mon would be put to p moving plet mpany. She] work Mo: at the fixed se f ays opposite Wm, Shay in Uni-| $1.60 for eight hours’ work versal » reelK The police still refused to permit Eve in a while her df-jstreet gathert proceess#tor ‘ect has to have/f w etill much dissatis Seo! or the south | faction among those who ect t work at leas than $3 daily, and JANUARY 10. "IS IN DISTRESS) NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Jan, 10.|t OU steam * mite A le tank, the wire Jiews said, forced the steamer to |stop its botlers to prev an @x sion. The revenue cut Ach jhas gone to the Comet's asst is| | ‘They held a mass meeting tn{cent ‘olks got up and | tonal the welkin ring with thelr ¢ mat ery for a councilman, They picked 8! Cecil Fitgerald for the job. And now he's a full fledged city dad That sort of stunt 6 ttle folks, who t of Max War with the retireme: Y Ti dall, are looking for some We they're going to hold a mass meet ay ni ortiand C. for the job. *0] Fred P. Matthys, clerk of the leatreets and sewers committee of the council, of which Councilman Goddard ts chatrman, bi the coun alcilmanic bug, too, and will prob sd ably file for the council in a few days . yt It seems well conced | that Preside h of the c cll and ( Erickson will ave no difficulty getting re-elected. The new terms made vacant by |the late T. A. Parish and m of Councilman and Hesketh are running It all gave show, the im jon of the ival of play, with the origin 40 « Edward G. Lowr in this week, referring to t old y Colonial Sunday Until rece WOULD ARBITRATE. Night “A Shot in the Night Kalom drama; “Path wo news Product Palm” and “The nut Industrie ison Dream Sunday Until Tuesday Nig Parasite,” three-reel Lub Snakeaville’s New De Melbourne Until Saturday Nig Frou Frou,” four reel His | T Father's Wife,” Thanhouser com d Fly Leaf of Fate,” Reliar ama oe Grand Until Saturday Night The Cruise,” two reel Domino |such large q irama; “Mutna eek world new A Misp atone comedy Circuit Until Saturday Night Mrs, Brown's Burglar,” Majest ed Foot,” K Alhambra Until Sunday Night The Third Degree,” five-re ibin drama ee RESIDENCE THEATRES At the Olympian Tonight At the Home Tonight Three Childrea,’ drama i Christma drama t drama Mike Jal of Pugilist comed ee At the Manhattan Until Sunday torrowed Gold,” Kaybee dram Widow. Maloney’s Faith,” two-re Arana; “Pathe ind the File " and a high-class vane — | ville. Tom's Cabin Ir lengt communication The Star, Dr. Mark A. 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Johnson, of the Howara| | | Automobile Co, who {% also asso-| ciated with the Northwest Buick |Co,, learned something in Spokane | jlast week, He 8 they have a} ravel or eri ace of the sonab! loes here in Seattle attor erly associat ex Co, now located at ire H han »bile in fu Impertal East Pike st ep only th Silent Way velour u velour on ch jplay the uniqne seating arrange ment eee t automobile titled to as dverti nents is en. to the infix sters. H. K facturer of decided to bu nee of three yor up their minds what car they want ed, and nothing would swerve the em. It must be a Kissel Kar “6-48,” so it was, and “Dad declares the judgment of the Jads was sound 'Your Success FOR 1914 depends largely on the amount of money you save during the year. The first dol- lar put into a sav- ings account is the | corner - stone upon which your success is built. Why not lay the corner-stone by open- ling an account with jthis Bank? We pay \4 per cent interest, compounded _ semi- annually. 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Second and Pike, Next Door to Bon Marche. Formerly Eastern Painless Dentists Cor, 4th Ave. and Pike St. IN HIS FAMOUS VERSION OF DUMAS’ MASTERPIECE “TheCount of MonteCristo’ PERFORMANCES AT 11:30 A. M, 1, 2:30, 4, 5:30, 7, 8:30, 10 P. M. DAILY. JOE ROBERTS, baust ESTHER SUNDQUIST, Volns-OLIVERC. WALLACE, Organist Coming—MARY PICKFORD “IN THE BISHOP’ S CARRIAGE”— —Coming Beginni Sauder"