The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1914, Page 3

NEW FROM START TO FINISH! NEW VAUDEVILLE, NEW PICTURES NEW MUSIC AT THE GRAND TODAY A NOVELTY ACT SINGING, TALKIN PIANO. () WITH COMEDY AND THI THE MUSICAL MACDONALDS IN A CLEVER COMEDY MUSICAI ACT. (3) DE ROSAS CIRCUS WITH CATS, PIGEONS AND MONKEYS (4) “TENNESSEE,” A TWO-PART KAY BEE DRAMA (5) A RIP SNORTING KEYSTONE COMEDY (6) MUTUAL WEEKLY WITH THE WORLD'S NEWS IN PICTURES (7y ORCHESTRA MUSIC WITH THE PICTURES AND VAUDEVILLE ACTS. (8) ALL FOR A DIME—YOU CERTAIN LY GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH HERE GRAND OPERA HOUSE Cherry Above Second on of the water yesterday which will sluice down the hills of this city to County Treasurer Hanna contin- ues to ignore the command of Lafe Hamilton and Kris Knudsen, order ing him to keep his office open from 8 in the morning until 5 In the af- ternoon. CUT DOWN HILLS PORT ANGELES, June 3.—A huge crowd witnessed the turning grade the business section. The project will require six months to complete, and an expenditure of $250,000. Prof. E. Victor Smith of the Uni of the state fisheries commis: are arranging specimens for fisheries exhibit at the Pacific exposition t Panama. SEATTLE’S BEST PHOTOPLAY HOUSE— (0c 10c 10c 10c EVERY YOUNG WOMAN AND EVERY YOUNG MAN SHOULD SEE FATAL WEDDIN Wonderful Human Interest Story—Life as It Sometimes Is Today MONTE CARLO The Famous Resort and Scenes at Monaco THE JOKING BRICKLAYERS WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE Clever Trick Photography MARY PICKFORD In One of Her Pleasing Comedies Muggsy’s First Sweetheart This Is an Extra Added Feature to Our Regular Program JOE ROBERTS Oliver G. Wallace BANJOIST ORGANIST THE BIG “2” 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c VIC FIXES IT UP) versity of Washington and officials! fHE StTAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1914, 0, THIS 1S THE [0s oavow w] REV, SUNDAY’S: LIFE FOR ME,).:2"=<=--%."-| CHOIR LEADER SINGS EDITH GAY LOTHARIO Former Postmaster A. A, Baird found hie liking for tobacco In of the Vitagraph, nl first entered the moving , handsome choir leader creased after taking a chew from @ plug purchased at a local drug store, His teeth struck upon what he thought was a piece of gravel. A jeweler pronounced the stone a good white diamond and made an offer of $50 for it. Hadith Homer when she picture business, was sent to Texas Storey CHICAGO, June Rodeheaver and Oklahc play the leads in “| oe Evangelist rie! om erie: serles of cowboy pictures nis raven locks nervously today ee cane eT ans cous SEE HOME BURN | stir sie Settee sons. sen ride anything that wore feet and| rlonde, wuing hin for $60,000 for halt Because there wan no hydrant|#lieked breach of promise, told She has just red eture Ps crowded court room how he mai he has just finished a pteture tn! went 2.600 feet of the place, fir 04 con i . which she es pellmell into a violent love to he stampede of cattle and succeeds tn|Men were unable to save the home 1 met Homer In Stonx City rounding them up of Lieut. C. B, Evans of hose com-|!owa, in J id Mins Jay, “We She is now in Florida, and will] pany No. 92, 4716 28th av. yoater jot lont in ithe wood while we next go into North Carolina for @/ any, toe $2,000; insurance $1,600,| V7", horseback, riding, and ' series of mountain plotures. ay he told me thats was b's girl Labrador will be next, with al | his mate, he could never lve nautical picture, in which Miss] EATS oy; PAYS without t Btarer’ wheats & liteling. pound, ae B The cholr leader's even | soukht wrecked schooner and later crosses | 16 ceiling while Miss Jay con the turbulent waters on the line ps TACOMA, June 3—W. A, Cum.| tinued ni tie, used to tell me that ° % was his {deal girl—that wa “THE FATAL WEDDING" le the| school, yostorday pleaded guilty tol. th. Suttene beat tee ” | {nteresting attraction at the ( - ™! beating Carroll Brown, 12, with a A heavy sigh from the chotr-| iner for four days, beginning today, |) age «hag : , i ! b, and paid a fine of $100} leader distracted Miss Jay's at Mary Pickford in “Muggsy’s First) and © ention for a moment, but she Sweetheart,” comedy, ta the fifth Gent ok Gin’ ae ee en a aades a esd en the four bgp se rhe had finis Mrs, Mamte Kell an added feature on the four days "| YUKO BLOOMS | wee a avai Katt heaver told her Miss one woman. Jay wasn the day Monte Carlo,” DAWSON with many scenes x. % My a “t | at Monaco; “The Joking Bricklay-|nent home bulldin: ers,” a GOmilea-minute comedy,|ing of ornamental trees has olartea | and “When Dreams Come Tr at many 8 a8 a result of the} trick photography, complete | railway bu ding era about to start in Alaska, ‘ice! ox ou aw ges pusy UP ITS 0. K. ON 1 an appeal to women and chil nown at the Clas: ance of this we autiful snow , eliminating scenes that remind one | ketous Krade crossings in days, “The Golden|ton, will be taken up tir & two-ree! Relianee drama/Under the direction of E. Irene Hunt and Courte-| Pr and a Keystone comedy, | pia. OLY MPIA June The work « as far as possible, dar M na « HINKY CHARTER While admitting t that “some log | rolling will exist’*{n the Hinky Dink y wn Ata L Dross,” ps, former city engineer of Olym-| *®¥8tem of government, a committee featuring nay Foote, Municipal League has sub. — | mitted a report @Bdorsing the new jot the Th Fatal Mallet,” are also — = anes a ol Pata’ . a charter on the ground that corpor ek a ate interests can easier contro! a mal! counct! than a council of 3( “OUR MUTUAL GIRL” IS AT vo felbourne again, starting The report was hotly debated by This time sho ts lost tn an effort mer mmeuibers, Aetion by: the to ald her protege, who, she ague Was pastponed for one week thinks, is the victim of elther thugs - or a gentleman thief. MUST PAY MORE Attorney Speckert must either pay 80 sae k alimony to bis mer wife, Regina M. Speckert, or | Ap exciting auto chase enters into the action, but at the end ot the picture her whereabouts {s stil! a mystery. A new element has en DENTISTS} tered Into the kidnaping # © de 1 guilty of contempt of With this is the six-part Vita ‘ourt, Judge Frater so ordered yes graph feature, “Mr. Barnes of New 1420 Second Ave. terday , York,” with Maurice Costello in the title role. True-to-Nature Teeth The Finest Production of Dental Art Examination and Advice Fr . . “THE KING'S WILL,” A TWO part Selig drama at the Colonial today, is the twelfth of the Kathlyn Complete Report of Market Today | Williams series. Gold Crowns (22-k. and extra | eee heavy) . $5.00 “THE MUTUAL WEEKLY” 18 Bridgework © (strictly first Prices Paid Producers tor Vegetables and | at the Grand today, with interesting | class) per Tooth . rage news of the world told in pictures. " The cattle show at Brussels, tho jy Cold Pillings races at Nice, France; suffragets tn action, royalty at home, the Shrin- ers in Atlanta, Ga rallroad wreck tn the South, bringing the wounded Vera Cruz soldiers into |New York city and ship laune jing are some of the items. A Key- |stone comedy and a two-part story jot the Southern mountains is tn j cluded in the picture program, with three vaudeville acta. | | . . “LUCILLE LOVE” CONTINUES| at the Alhambra. The present is a two-part installment and will con. tinue until Wednesday night. A nautical comedy, in which an old salt visite his married nephew in the Interior, and a Phillips Smalley drama complete the bill oer Ciass A Until Saturday Night (Finest Teeth In the world.) All Work Guaranteed 15 Years. Endorsed by leadipe buat- ness men and the dental pro- fession # Termuda ontone . Cabbage Cucumbers 1422 SECOND AVE OPP. BON MARCHE Class A Theatre—Wednes day, Thursday, Friday and Saturday A Picture That Will Please ' 1 1 id Profucers tor Hatter, Poultry, Veal and Pork “Golden Dross,” two-part Rell fat ance drama; “The Legend of Snow raters, White,” Thanhouser drama; “The Fatal Mallet,” Keystone comedy. | good size, dow eee it cian hares Colonial Until Saturday Night va piawong 20d a “The King's Will,” two-part Selig AND ~ Sgeotendale a drama; “Broncho Billie’s Cunning,” ° @ Essanay drama; “The Country es Pm Be Girl,” Labin drama, and “Music _ Hath Charms—N comedy. : cry Melbourne Unti! Saturday Night Py “Mr. Barnes of New York,” six Easiern creamery part Vitagraph feature; Mutual Ty :) 66 Kew | |Gtrl." No. 20.0 The Legend Bf) rc: ron 6 | Grand Untli Saturday Night omen nf og ve | “Tennessee, Bee drama in of Snow ‘ sz Kay ltwo parts; “Mutual Weekly,” world’s news, and a Keystone com White” edy. Showing beautiful | + eden snow scenes and Tivoli Until Saturday Night home scenes that re } “The House of Bondage,” drama mind one of by-go! | Mission Until Saturday Night pretreat | ' The Brute,” Famous Players @rame. Being the | drama. children. oe | CHAPTER CLXX!I 1 (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper| Enterprise Association.) Dick has a rather geouchy ever since we had our talk about Alhambra Until Wednesday Night “Lucile Love Series, No. 8,” “Ant- mated Weekly,” world’s news; “Cap- tain Bill's Warm Reception,” Nestor “GOLDEN DROSS” comedy; “The Stone in the Road,” him drinking too much, but I am| Rex drama, A 2reel Reliance not sure whether it {s because he 1s | | A, hes special with such worried over Jack, who is also sulk- | At the Mission stars as Courtenay |ing because he has had to pay for| “The Brute,” Famous Players Foote, June Hunt, | his skylarking with his position as| drama. Miriam Cooper and partner in Dad's store and begin/ | Oe a Mra. Crowell. One of working at $75 a month as a clerk RESION D. W. Griffith's |where he hoped to be one of the | RESIDENCE THEATRES strongest 2-reelers | proprietors — $ I have noticed another thing, and |, At the Home Gatit Friday “THE FATAL |that js that Dick still kisses me “Lucile a yi 6," aor vy | good-bye in the morning, but he sel “ida SM elle operas Mel papa |dom kisses me “when he comes “The Transformation of Pruden MALLET Ihe home at night drama; “Love and a Lottery Tick A corking good Key. It's pretty hard, when the wife of et,” comedy; “The Newlyweds’ Dt stone comedy by the }a Nttle over a year must believe lemma,” comedy. funniest actors in that her husband would rather give ES the the world 1 |up her kisses than his before-din At the Pleasant Hour Until Friday Norman and he ner cocktail. Shall I keep worry “Zingo and the White Eelephant,” Souse.” ing and scolding him about it, or is three-reel feature, and a one-reel : ‘ it the best thing de daat ter and | comedy. ia Piano Selections and keep my own peace of mind? : I have always thought a lot of At the Olymplan Tonight Accompaniments my own dignity and felt that my “The Wiles of a Siren,”” two-part By Ballard opinions were worthy of tolerance, drama; stting the Style,” com atthe Meant’ ake but I have come to think that do: y he Resurrection of Calev 9 gag Bln aur | {e harmony is worth any sacri rth,” drama; “Andy Plays gh ae, ply } Cupid,” comedy | ge hee You have to humor a man and : Pike St.) dodge his moods; you have to flat ale ter him, and, aboye all, you have to VERY, VERY DRY make him think you are.» clinging id , THE vine, while all the while you are staunch as the oak he fancies Weather man G Saltabury As staun elf to be, if you would keep nays the May just past was the Cry neon eee les te of est since 04. Rainfall during the | Barmon . Bees i e oO x ; mind,” sald Mrs. Selwin to me, the month was 0.74 of an inch, com Paieatane pared with a normal 2.32 inches, Poe NOE UN eae ae EY haa trouble?” | asked, rather cynically GET SOLDIER battatiiy ia deer Maree Detectives F, C. Wickman and man, with all his faults, is the only Jack Landis found arrested thing which makes life worth liv te Maxwell Carte ing for a woman, just the same as Joseph N Robbine, deserters from CENTS woman, with all her follies, is the Fort Lawton, in a First ay. hotel one thing which makes the old | earth livable to man, yesterday afternoon, HAVE MY DOUBTS ‘ALL COPS DOCS! McCORMACK BROS.’ ANNIVERSARY SALE You pay cash? Then this is your store, because we sell strictly for cash, and that is the reason why we can and do sell for less than the other fellow. Vacation! Near time to think about it. You can save enough money to take a vacation by shopping at McCormack Bros. For every dollar you purchase you may safely set aside 25 cents—in some cases 50 cents—but never less than 10 cents. This should be worth something to those who have to make every ten cent piece count. TAKE ADVAN- TAGE OF THE SALE PRICES. —LOOK—| —EXTRA!— 48c What Our Women’s Suit Man- ager Has Fished Out For call at thi s Crepe Gowns, roomy the White Sale. und long. Lace trimmed; 87c values, White Bale priée Women’s _A8 MO cis ve ev etesens : s Cc Not one of them worth less than $15.00 hite cambric n sleeve, V shape em- suitable for any occasion in the r k another with long sleeve, high neck; newest models, Some in the short length | 69 lues, € price 48¢. with ruffle ts; others plain % lengths; sizes 16 to 46, in the most looked for colors 1 9 of the season. Your pick Thursday $7.4 na Cc * Corset Covers shining Ww , __bright without varnish. Deep omen’s lace and embroidery yokes, Suits bs dove Gee ace edge dard 35¢ Just 17 left, balance of the line pace a 0 been gelling They A models in such materials as crepe for $ a rench 35c Corsets etc. Sizes at Act quick. ‘Ke, cheviot from 16 to present = and summer like one of these run summer weight, best coutil, flexible and dura- ble—4 hose supporters—med- jum low bust. Why pay 75e? price 35c, Women’s Silk WOME cad vcovedses Nothing looks so nice those balmy sunny days t rich cre wash silks, Sale which repre rfection Waiste with high or low neck, Ages 2 to 12 Sizes 34 to 46; for Thursday $ years; hose supporters at- tached. Possibly you know the walst—we have them, Wash a nes Skirts .............. 4 Maternity Which rep: For We have all sizes in War- camping or sea shore nothing more desirable. ner’s Nursing Corsets, and the Materials, heavy tm d pique, drill and Ferris Maternity Waists— Muonette, tallored in the newest models McCormack Bros. for the cor- Thursday $1.49. rect things. See us for your outfit. The whole family can be fitted here from head to foot for less. EXTRA! $5.00 Panama Hats, $3.98 trimmed $1.50 Ratine H. white os cae owe 49c GOING TO ALASKA? Attention, Please Another Snap Fished Out for Our White Sale. WOMEN’S $2.50 Oxfords, gapd laste, but broken sizes, froth 2% to 4%. No exchange or money re- White and Other Specials for the Home Yard Apron Gingha: Ao rect patteras, coud guat ity; worth 10c, 15c Table Olicloth, 00d r 7 juality; 2 funded on this lot. Tan button We have 70 of them, | neat patterns, vo or lace and patent leather. 58c slightly mussed, good for Window, @hasen una A “een hee. the ion camping or outing wear. 21c length, good quality; MEN'S $3.00 vicl kid button or | Women's Straws, ready 4 in greén only. Worth 306 lace and gunmetal button or lace for use ¢ uv 8: c Each—Huck Ti Shoes of the very best styles and Speer eee ‘ 3U heavy, even weave, size widths. All sizes from 2, Last year’s straws, values | 17*34; red borders. Worth at 6 to 11, pair.. 45 to $1.50 least 12%4c¢ each No inflation tn prices for the Each — Linen Huck purpose of reducing them Towels—or $1.50 dozen, 15¢ 29c White Dress eee * 15¢ ONE LOT OF BOYS’ $2.00 Box | 14 price, yard...... Extra large and heavy, with Calf and Velour Calf Shoes in but red or blue borders, Compare ton or lace, 8% to 12, $1 69 These come in varied | them with the 25¢ quality. during this sale, a pair. ple’ weaves and figures, suitable E ; ach—Bleached Bath 396 Uh BAREFOOT, SAN. for dresses, waists, skirts and 206 Fite, Sars heavy breathe the refreshing salt air and | DOYS’ Wash suits, Thursday J and large, worth 30¢. keep health. 1Se yard Turkish Towels, all 18¢ Tare taee borders. Very absorbent; 15¢ kind, Bg Bisached Bath Towe 2UC —Large, soft and flut ty Going away fishing or camping? Use them for pil- lows. Worth 40c elsewhere, 35 ¢ Bitached Bath Towels, JC 3 for $1.00. Extra heavy weight and large size, soft bath rug. enough to be used for A 50c value, TEDDY'S RIVER beats Doc Cook's North pole yarn all hollow, He can show ‘em the river. INS OF A WIFE NMicCarron’s Rapid Shoe Repairing BOOTS AND SHOES 3" tsar. NEW AND REPAIR WORK IN ALL BRANCHES 104 CHERRY ST., AT 1ST AVE. 10 SECONDS’ WALK PIONEER SQUARE SAVES TRANSFERS The whole tr Margie, my dear, in this marriage game is that so many of us don't play it straight We not only pat our partners, but we try to che: eat ourselves.” Dear Mrs. Selwin! If I could only wrap up her philosophy with Aunt Mary's sympathy and charity for all men, in my brain and heart, I'd not only be a model wife, but Dick would be the happiest man on earth I wonder if Eleanor Fairlow ever found fault with Dick? She is coming to tea next wee! and I am going to try and get hi to say something on the subject There, little book, I have told you things I would not tell to a person m earth, But this morning I just have to have some one or some. thing to tell that I feel as though being a sweetheart is better than being a wife, and courtship bri greater happiness than marriag (To Be Continued Tomorrow) AWARD PAVING 8. P. Ellis Made to Mes LOW FARES TO ROSE FESTIVAL PORTLAND AND RETURN Tickets on Sale Daily June 7 to 11 Inc. Return Limit June 15 NORTHERN PACIFIC RY. was the of two mil a8 uck bidder for paving of the Sno jualmie road east of Redmond yes. terday at the county commissioners His price $41,485 Phe road will be of No. 2 brick, with 1 five-inch concrete base. reeting was The con tractor will have to do r five yer rs for JOIN THE BIG CARNIVAL JUNE 9 TO 12 Let us tell you about it, the Low Fares, the Trains. All to be patrolmen are given A. TINLING, A. G. F, and P. A,, 2023 Smith Bldg. ea al 18 as oy tk, H. N. KENNEDY, G. A. Freight Dept J, O. MeMULLEN, C. Pa a ee ig ’ os Rookery 107 Yesler Way, Seattle Telephone Elliott Then each of them will be furnished A.D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A., Portland, Ore. a first aid kit. |