The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1914, Page 3

== Thursday b==_' Amateur the at GRAND OPERA HOUSE in addition to the reg ular program of — 3 Vaudeville Acts, and 4 reels of first- run “Mutual” ing pictures. mov- Come 1 laugh GRAND OPERA HOUSE Cherry, above Second | 10c, a Dime, 10c BULL BROS, Just Printers —. Toa THIRD @AIN 1042 | DANCE AT DREAMLAND This Modern Method of Electric Treatment Is Curing Men and Women After Doctors and Drugs softer trom debility oF unmans Tou need not ength, nervous quickly Tote remedy ie electricity, tyes ite and srengih tot boty kenow that all you lack ts fores and vim. Anything that w: (ite into your nerves and p your vitality will cure you. Biectric that when property appiled. for saturating the human body with put soothing current of arn of ft sends coursing through and tlaese of the body. 1 power to Go ite work am n. ea, When your boty has Slectric energy to is of nature, weakness and dis not exist reels. ‘TO COUNT SEALS |take a census of the seals. | SEES FORMER LOVER WITH A DANCING GIRL Recognizes Her Sweetheart in Picture of Beachcombers at Honolulu. HAPPENS IN A FILM A Picture at Class A; Other Houses Have Splendid Fea ture Films on Their Bills. arry Gordon ts expelled from col- 1 because of his dissolute habita, | ca see Swepart Americ 1a “A! Soul Astray,” at A the Although Edith Sands, his sweet with h father to ntleman rapidly goes heart, pleads take him back tells him to leave. the old « He down hill He eventually be at Honolulu a beach. he meets Lala, a native girl, who falls in love with | tdith tries vainly to get in| touch with him. Edith is loved by Wentworth, a business man. Months sees a picture of Honolulu] t and recognizes her ner sweetheart writes htm Although inclined to return, Lar ry realizes that he has sunk too nrough a letter, purport m another, an She pretty little] 1 “A Fatal] pomedy, are a Keyston ee “THE ALARM,” A TWO-PART stone comedy at the Grand, ts headliner of today’s program. rapid fire comedy with the usual Keystone humor running through it. There is a Beauty| drama, featuring Margarita Fischer, and the Mutual Weekly, with three} vaudeville acts ight there are! 10 added amateur acts. FORD STERLING |S FEATURED! in a two-part comedy at the Alham-| bra toda Hearts and Flowers.”| With it ts a Victor drama, with Warren Kerrigan, “The Call Back, This features Kerrigan as a master} of animals but at a loss when It to women. However—he WHAT'S ON THE BILLS o Alhambra Untit Sunday Night | {rarts a lowers,” two-part erling come The Call Back ctor drama; “The Bar Cross Liar,” Eclair drama; “Sisters,” Powers drama. : . Tivoli Until Saturday Night “Caprice,” starring Mary Pick | ford, RESIDENCE THEATRES - ° At the Home Until Friday “Lucille Love,” No. 6. two-ree!| serial; “The Siren,” drama; “Pa- pa's Boy,” comedy; “A Modern Patry Tale,” drama; “Universal Ike Gets a Line on His Wife,” comedy 7s 6 At the Pleasant Hour Until Friday “Zingo’ War in the Clouds,” three-reel feature, also two further eee Avenue Theatre, 55th and Meridian, and Friday three-reel dram: Vitograph; “The Real Miss Love- |lich,” $. &. A. comedy ‘TWO ACQUITTED PORTLAND, May 28.—-W. W. Robinson and K. Oppenheimer, members of a bankrupt clothing firm, were acquitted yesterday of| the charge of concealing $18,000 of the firm's assets. WASHINGTON, May 28.—Plans are being completed by the depart ment of commerce and labor to send experts to Alaskan waters to SEMI-PRO DIES 28.—Post- Howard M , died yesterday, He was well known in semt-profession al baseball circles. Complete Report of Market Today Prices Paid Producers for Vegetables and rule RICH MEN’S BRIDES HAVE FULL PURSES BUT PLAIN FACES; IT’S POOR MEN WHO GET THE BEAUTY) NEW YOR nouncement grandson of to m, f a Boston tinct novelty and marks young } of originality pieal you arry Louls: Louise Converse kefeller dh RK, May 28.—The an that Junius Morgan J. Plerpe Con compose tn mil ree, daughter offers a dls naire matings, 8 a man os for his w sal in wealt PUGET SOUND STEAMERS ALt LOCAL ROUTES sTrAM nock oattlo. 7 km Heamers Tacoos ty with Oty m| 1 1’ ' 1 P:1Bpmiconnest at al ERS LBAVE FROM COLMAN FOOT OF MARION STREET Arrive Beattie ecoma Direct aad on 1:6¢ pom tripe Tacoma t joridasly eteamer ‘a Ont with ot hetton, except! oun! \moart cet daily [Port 7 | THe ate. Dungeness on Townsend Direct. TF hipm Meamer = Sunday (Townsend 10:09 ~~ FPert Townnend— Bellingham. — Foam Ateam Bowalie for Port Retarnal Angelos, wi Williams 4 trip out Je funder forth T foam Townsend é!-\datly Returning leaves except m. Monday Retors leaves oie mianht Townsend and Bel-\Tueed'y Bunday lingham, via all Thure’y Tused'y[Juan Inland points, Batury 8 by J. W. Goawin & Co.) --25.00 @27.00 +1600 @29.00 | 15.00 @1600 02% a5 90 1.00 1.26 1.00 1.25 + 196 2.25 2.00 2.26 ifornin head lettuce. . al radishes : midn’bt ham for Port Tow Port Angele Bay and way Port Townsend Port An H cont and Way Ports § jatar. Wainienie, midn'ht|Port To Monfay Angel Claliam and at Morgan, {| | | cites ie ae and cheaper than plaster at THE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1914, TODS Y’S STYLES TODAY Two Remarkable Values From Seattle’s Reliable Credit House For women we offer for tomorrow beautifully tailored Worombo White Chinchilla Coats in the Balmaacan models for summer outing. Forty- two inches long. Specially priced. We could fill a book describing the wearing qualities, the wonderful value and the touch of refinement of these Coats. To really appreciate them we ask you to step $ 00 into the store and see for yourself what we 2 ° Ue ay Nye cus shh eas ak cn pudeeee comune For men—Two and three-button, full box back, straight front Suits. They come in the pencil stripe and all the find her jmothing ele Young Vincent Astor married a girl whose mother ts the hetress of A great which she, of fortune, course, will inhertt. William K. Vanderbilt, Jr ried Virginia Fair, a Califors eas who could pretty nearly him in millio Rockefeller, §r., heart and fortune to the daug |Senator Aldrich of Rhode 1 jwealthy banker whore jrating is so good that even John |D., Sr, would lend him money if he jhappened to need it | A noteworth fact about the wives of all these young men {ns that they lare in no way unusual except for the amount money they repre yu can go Into ore or any fact zen girls th eauty | Nor has any one of t jevidence of mental brilliancy It was a poor boy—Parts, tending his flocks on the hills of Troy-—-who jwished for the “most b ful i} | Woman in the world.” He got her, though at the cost of & 10-years’ war sation of charm and beauty FIGURES VARY OLYMPIA May 28.—~Tho estt- mate of the valuation of the Pacific | Light and Power Co in Washington and Oregon, | fled yesterday, is placed at $4,688 by the company and at $4. 5 by the public service commis | sion, ‘TO CHANGE TIME | SPOKANE “May 28.—The city councll is co g the m of operating the city on mountain] time, i of Pacific time, thus adding an hour of daylight to the| | Working day AT THE THEATRES Moore—Lyman Howe's canal motion pictures Panama Metropolltan—Chauncey Olcott in “Shameen Dhu.” Seattie—Ave players in “T' |] Jack of Diamonds he Bishopric Wall Board 1s warmer, | less money.—CARRINGTON | PAPER CO, 215 Spring S*. | }5 42 dvertisement WALL| Main | Plan Your Eastern Trip This Summer Via CALIFORNIA © nervous, run Gown, weak an4 unambttious will find that tlectricity a9 upplied by Electra Vita will quickly put them good condition. 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Main 8908. \ “The Exposition Line 1915” LOWRATES Choice of Three Routes Ask for Particulars Cc. G, CHISHOLM District Freight and Passen ger Agent. Ave. 720 Second Kiliott 1 and a girl remarkable for) m given| And today ITS THE POOR YOUNG MAN WHO WINS BEAU-| T and sometimes a 10-yeara’ war jalong with it, The rich nian, to be sure, takes the same chances as to| war,” only he hasn't the ¢ on serving 40] notice, “You gee, Madge, it was this|another woman, drove to the home| On my way over, Mrs.| way: 1 was horribly dull and dis-|of her husband’s aunt, at Mable,| STEWART HOUSE \‘Tenney’s home and talk-|contented yesterday. Mother had|where she ts said to have seized Bei Soret st, 2 e leading colors. You will find quite an attractive display of these suits in the window. Very Special at $25.00 and Up Avail yourself of our liberal credit system, which is the same as cash at this store. A small payment down and the balance weekly, semi- monthly or monthly payments; arrange it to suit yourself. Store Open Until 10 o’Clock Friday Evening Store Closed All Day Saturday 211 Union Street i 1332-34 Second Ave. ng SHE RESCUES 4& BELLINGHAM, May 28,—The lives of her four younger brothers ; and sisters were saved yesterday morning by Miss Bianca Fuller, 14, who carried the children to safety MOTHER STEALS | CHILD; TO FIGHT FORIT IN COURT CHAPTER CLXVI face that she regretted her hasty (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper | Speech and that she was very sor | than’ ram four blocks to Taal an A ‘ation ry she had not Hed about It, so I] | ee continued: “I am awfully glad| EUGENE, May 28—A legal bat-/@la'm. Her parents slept during @ When I picked up the paper this! you told me about ft, Mollie, for I\tle for the possession of Dorothy | B® rescue morning, I saw that Mra Bill Ten-| think the only unpardonable sin is 4, alleged to have been kid-| for divorce from | | Riggs, ey a plied th € ) Bil, poaghe pate ad mental cru ree § a kale ind Pe, Pee he naped by her mother, Mrs. W. P. PIONEER DIES elty and nonsupport Mollie's mouth grew a little re-| Riess, is expected here today. T was just about Soe out ‘9 | bellious and she said: “TI don't} Mrs, Riggs, hearing her husband] CASTLE ROCK, May we Fe oer te to er eee nead {think I need any help, Margie; I/had sued for divorce, came here|Burbee, 72, pioneer of q could not get it my that it was Mollie I saw in the T: ney car last night, when I saw the jam 19 years old and I ought to be }old enough to take care of myself. Wash., hired an/| county, died at his home oa en from South Bend, accompanied by | Yesterday. automobile, and, Public “Market Modern single rooms 25@ ling with a splendid looking man. | over to the hospital to see j the child. It Is just as I thought,” I said] Mary and there was nothing fe —_—— |] Large modern outside rooms, for 1 to myself; “as long as Mrs. Tenney! me to do at home; nobody had in. \OMAK OUT OF iT or 2. was not interested in any other|vited me to go anywhere and 1] man, she was perfectly contented | Was crazy with the monotony of to do ‘the dog-in-the-mang act’ | Just living from day to day. I put] OLYMPIA, May 28. —Because 20 ROE Bp Goods and not set her husband free, but}on my hat about 4 o'clock and|names were stricken from the pe-| ™ see us now that she sees some man who| started for the park, as I thought 1| tition to remove the county seat of REPAIRING senenls to ae yea ial ae to epg son some of the girls play Skanoess Fas from ho orgired Phone Elliott 116% make tt possible to let that other/ ing te to Omak, for the reason that they 5 B. man pay attention to her and still] “As I was walking on the shore|were signed to opposing petitions, Miller Trunk & Leather Mr. Tenney came along with ar and stopped to talk to me. ‘You don't k as hap-| Goods Co. 4 904 SECOND AVE. Omak ts forced out of the fight for the county seat retain respect of the community.” | driv Just before I got to the Waverly | his | He said home I met Mollie—she had seen me from the window and came | py as you might, little girl’; and I| running to. meet. me. Before 1I|s8ald: ‘I am not happy at all’ PRAISES OF AKOZ MINERAL ARE © could say a word she said: “Don't| {ther am I,’ he confessed nd we'll teke a tell mother that you saw me last| ‘Jump tnto my night, and please tell Dick not to|long spin and see if we can’t chas SUNG BY THIS SHIPPING CLERK ~ say anything to Mr. Tenney; he|away the blue devils, even if we was not to blame, I need not have | Smash the * laws, inal gone with him if I had not wanted Mudge, were you ever in such a J. S. Borland Says It Pecan): er to 40 80: condition that you were ready to . lan ? I looked into her troubled, tear-|accept anything for the sake of| His Sciatic Rheumatism. stained face and said My dear|getting away from the deadly —_— Mollie, I was not sure it was you, |Sameness of yourself? J Borland, a shipping clerk, so I did not mention my fears to Yes, my dear, many times,” 1 at 1931 Forty-second Ave-| Dick and I certainly did not in nue North, Seattle, has just recov: | tend to say a word to your mother you will understand. Mr.|ered from sciatic rheumatism of} I could by Mollie's spenking| Tenney took me away out in the {six months standing. He used the} fab country and be told me that I} new California mineral Akoz, with ought not be unhappy; that only |the result that he was free of the HEALS BABY’ S| those who do wrong should suffer; | pain in less than three weeks and and in a few minutes he wag tell-| felt that he was completely cured ing all about himself and what a/jafter taking the Akoz treatment sad life he led. 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They .stop itching |#enses, and now, when he hadjof three weeks the pain was all instantly and speedily heal even|made up his mind to go ba and| gone, and in three weeks more Ij oe and stubborn eruptions,|see if be could not patch it up|felt that I was cured of my! Doctors have prescribed Restuol|with his wife, she had served him | trouble.” for the past 19 years, with divoree papers—tough, wasn't) Akoz has relieved thousands of | Resinol ap and Resinol Oint-) it? cases on the Pacific Coast of rheu-| ment clear away pimples, black I could not help smiling at that.|matism, stomach trouble, eczema, | heads and dandruff, and are most|as it was just like a man to make | kidney and bladder trouble, ca J. 8. BORLAND for sores, burns, boils,|himself out an abused person to|tarrh, piles, ulcers and other ail Kvery druggist sells |dear little Mollie. ments. It is a natural mineral of Akoz is sold at The Owl and alt For trial free, write to Dept Men have realized ever since; wonderful curative properties andj other leading drug stores, where yy 19-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md. Be |! Adam that “pity is akin to love.”|contains nothing of an injurious | further information may be had re- 7 ware of worthless “imitations!” (To Be Continued Tomorrow) nature warding this advertisement. #