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

. THE | TRAIN HITSAUTO: | BABE GRABS ROD | OF ENGINE: SAVED PORTLAND, June 6.—-To the !n-| atinct of a child to grasp the near- est object is attributed today the saving of the life of 3-year-old Lots Frazier, seated in an automobile All except the little girl jumped or ‘were lifted from the machine. After the crash no trace of the ehfid could be found tn the wreck- age. A search of the engine re vealed little Lots clinging to a brace rod running from the boiler to the pilot bed. One of her legs was broken, but she was otherwise uninjured. TOM’S A JOKER Aha! Thomas, never again! Thomas Whalen, a sailor, intent on a little joke, placed a beer bott! in the street at Whatcom av. and) Massachusetts st. as Sergt. A. L. Jackson approached in an automo- bile. One tire touched the bottle and hurled it at Whalen, striking | him in the face. He was arrested. | BOY IS WHIPPED) Charged with severely whipping | John Moonie, 14, J. F. Moran, a/ Kennydale school teacher, faces ar- rest, following issuance of a war- rant yesterday by Justice Brown. i LONDON, June 6— 6.—A fine country mansion ‘near High Wycombe was burned by suffragets early today. “TIZ” FOR TIRED | OR SWEATY FEET Ah! what relief. No more tired feet; no more burning feet, swollen, | » had smelling, sweaty feet. No more| ain in corns, callouses or bunions, No matter what alls your feet, or eenace le One of the big, new fe soon to be exhibited tn WAY OF THE WORLD PHOTO PLAYS ature films this coun- AR a i | pt hates TOMORROW terpret the 1 Severa rt of Countess Olga Thanhouser favorites the cast of this fim will ly, beginning w th Varied Bill at Clemmer “With His Hands,” of “The Man Who Disappeared” | series, comes to the Clemmer to- | morrow for three days. Col. Roosevelt and a giant «t |raffe he shot fn Africa are shown in the Hearst-Selig News Pictorial Other views show United States | soldiers fortifying Vera Cruz, mak ing sailors on board the U. 8, train ing ship Ranger, opening of the | racing season at the Belmont track in New York, auto speed exhid!*{on tm Central park, ete. ee the fifth story Comedy on Sunday Bill At Class A | Sunday's change at the Class A will include “The Double Knot,” a two-reel Majestic drama; “The Courting of Prudence,” a PBeauty Three of a Kind, a Royal comedy that is a langh from start to finish. “There is a germ of plot in this picture,” says the Moving Picture World in its comments, “which will draw a smile, but the laughter results from the genuinely funny business which the director and a troupe of clever actors have devised to car It the production, and |Change Program at Alhambra The drama, “Closed Gates,” the comedy hen They Jealous,” which were announced fn these columns for the Alhambra, 4id not run, Two other pictures | Were substituted } ee FRANCIS BUSHMAN, THE ES.-| and “THE MASTER MIND,” A FIVE- part drama, which starts at the Mis-| THE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914. ry the story along is Eight Bells’ brand of bit-and-run| comedy.” a eee Promptly at =o’Clock for the ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12, 50c Round Trip $1.00 On Sunday, June 7t DAIRY LUNCH ABOARD THE —BOAT— Sandwich 5c Coffee .. 5c Or you can take your own lunch if you prefer. 21/2 Hours at Port Angeles FAST FIREPROOF STEAMER “SIOUX” A delightful, invigorating trip throu, and enjoy yourself at small expense. Fort Flagler Fort Worden Fort Casey Se Pack Your Lunch Bas- ket and Be at Colman Dock Tomorrow Morn- some of the most beautiful scenery on beautiful Puget Sound. Get away from the city for a da remember, you'll be back in Seattle at 8:30, which is just the right time. 4 iy if ___The big dam « of the Olympic Power Co., which furnishes power 9:00 Big= ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12, 50¢ EXCURSION ORT ANGELES The Speedy Steel Fireproof Steamer Children 5 tol2 50c Sioux Leaves Colman Dock 9 A. M. Returning—Arrives 8:30 P. M. 21/2 Hours at Port Angeles The Forts which _ protect Puget Sound. to the entire re Olympi ¢ peninsula, even to Bremerton. The Puget Sound Mill & Timber Co. new mills, the largest in_the world. Dungeness Spit, the home of the famous Dungen ess Crab. You will also see Port | Townsend, and cross the Strait of Juan de Fuca. This Is a Trip You Should TICKETS ON SALE AT COLM ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12, 50c Royal comedy, and another N 4 th “The Black Thirteen,” three-part) have no reason for feeling hurt and|of hers is what is giving me the Dreamland you will see his dear] | furnish a flat, Not Miss AN DOCK ROUND TR'P Children, 5 to 12, 50c sanay star, is featured in a two-part) Kind,” | drama, “The Elder Brother,” at the|qrama. face, clasp his hand, hear his| |Cotontal Sunday. eee Voice; ‘and when you wake, your | Complete Report D. Ps shed Alhambra Until Sunday Night first feeling is, ‘I wish if were night} 1 .. ¢ |Detective Story at | “The Sheep Herder,” two-part Vic- agin | of Marke’ Today | a “Margie, |tor drama; “Marrying for Money,” Margie, the only consolation for| |Melbourne ee eee aay: “AN “te Dees WHEN WE ARE NEEDED all this is that some one needs | “The Black Thirteen,” a three-| pault,” comedy | you; that you can make some one’s | erices Paid Progucers for Vegetables and part Apex feature at the Melbourne . ° life happier You, dear, are so| Frais lmenday, fo & detective story tt] Tivel): Until Geturday Night CHAPTER CLXXIV were like you than Mary. You are|competent to take care of your-| (Corrected dany by J. W. sdeawtn & Co) | which there is a scene showing a The House of Bon Jrama.| (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper/so capa so fair, and so all-|self that I know you don't need | White river pots te | din aa horkabadk ethan cea digs | + anknterprise Association) ,|ffound efficient. But, dear, Mary) me, and Mary does. 1 am Boing | Igland potatoe ‘i600 176-foot elfft, am ‘way down in the “dumps”|needs me. She needs my advice,|back to the old house with her as|Gntons A men Melbourne, sty tama Tuesday | , horribly disappointed; and,|/she needs my company, she needs | soon as she is able, and we are go-|Onlons. green . 9 worst of ft is that I know I| my financial aid, and this very need|ing to pack up enough things to | Dermeds onions abbags and I will help her | Cucumbers er P yes under try 1s called “The Million Dollar| gion Sunday, is made by the Lasky|4PC% 4°am& | |, abused and that the thing I am | incentive to live without your dear | all 1 can | Beets, sack ... . Mystery.” Feature company | ing #0 bad about is the best | uncle. I was foolish enough to burst |Cartet® aio. you've tried Baik dicieaan tiv teens | pine’ Grand Sunday Until Tuesday Night! nossinie thing that can be done for| “Margie! Margie! you cannot|into tears as I saw my castles in| Lesal radiities: without get- | atts, betas Produced by the Than-| The Dog of Flanders, two-part | overybody concerned know the utter loneliness that|Spain come tumbli b | Aruchoxes ting relief, house company. Dog Story at Grand Thanhouser drama; “The Swind:| "iver wince dear Aunt Mary came| comes to a woman who loses her | head hing about “my | aaifower, Por erate just use The old Francis Wilson home,| «4 nog of Flanders” ts a two-part| ers,” Majestic drama; “Nell’s Eu-|t hoard at our hotel I beve cher-| husband after she has lived with| “Why! what's the NF Ob arene Barra abereg “IZ.” known as “the house of mystery,” |. / part| vonic Wedding,” Komic comedy. |ithed a fond hope chat. o pel by nag ¥ . 2 ne. snaies,. SAF | Vasey : ein? Foul onedbnndit ag thaGacan oF the Thanhouser drama starting at the | Mercere |!shed 9 fond hope that womns. day | Biss for It is like tearing dear child?” asked Aunt Mary, in| Local, sapsrarus 4 jrand Sunday. It is the film story | 1 could have a j@ house or apar he roots of your life right out and | consternation. t scenes might be played | | sn Promo rea paso 9 gael played | of old Holland, telling the struggle| Colonial, Sunday Until Tuesday | ment and have Aunt Mary live with | throwing them upon some heaped-| | “Nothing,” I answered. “Help Lone pert eee duced In the. big New fe | of kenlus and the undying love of an Night _ jus. I have dreamed many day | up stones to die Mary all you want to, dear, dear | Honey e exude rv go RS, |chelle (N. ¥.) studio of the com om Flanders dog, “The Elder Brother,” two-part Es-/dreams about it, and yet I have} “You keep saying to yourself: | Aunt Mary; but, oh! don’t love her | Oranges: 3 a i. ip | pany Mardy . sanay co nee grt eer me r told either Dick or Aunt/ ‘It’s all over,’ and you try to com-| quite as much as you do me, for I} cal. 1 é ‘i Jitagraph drama; “Pathe’s| Mary about them, I was so afraid|fort yourself with affirming that|love you as much as I did my own |Chotce e ‘T1Z” $8 m: ? as re” witt| atid, MeGrath, author of he Myrtle Stedman With 1's news; eter |that either one or the other would | you have had the living and lov-| dear mother, and I can’t share you | Cah 'yan) + 4 ovo hack ipathae oo. vette = Box,” wrote the story Bosworth Novelty trick com-|not approve of my plan, and I kept| ing, and that that is all that any| With any one a ocen eeohanan duc Meee a Lang Mt on Be jae uM SF ns sonergan rote the At the Bosworth studio the carpen “* tc off le cere the maHieey ce f. ne You find yourself! oy Mo boo I bad a sinking | Poultry, Veal and Pork . "ian obien a aah iaacatal 1 | ters are repairing and enla t |from day to day, and now I am|thin f hopes you have always | feeling in my heart, for I knew that | ress ‘ : pain. Your ances word ie San In th ant of Us picture will be | seraio. « rp pode ig a Prien | Mission, Sunday Until Tuesday | afraid it will never be felt would come to. fruition that|We almost always love best the| Hens, ‘fat --5--- : oa ae noise gr avagetbcs 1 ah Rp ‘ ich te now tn the Night | When I went down to Aunt/are now absolutely blasted people that need us most NG SONG A TPE Lt SHY or got sore, swollen or tired. | Florence Gray, the heroine; James |x 21) “some of the “exteriors” of| , “The Master Mind,” five-part) Mary's room thie morning T found Having no children, as I, Mar (To Be Continued Monday) . Geta ee Pty “ od rhea Mot oe sey bo yo 8 me: sole OF Jim The Odyssey of the North,” which | drama jher deep in making some mystert-|gie, you think why should you buy | ” goed cine, Bad ‘ department sto’ and & natan jana “a t eet i ak ieee ia | the comp: {s now filming, were pales }ous lists this or that beautiful thing that! Y "U . i ee oe oli ine ae and argue now, who is to ir taken in Seattl Myrtl hodman | SIDENCE THEATRES > What in the world are you do-|you have always hoped to have} oung n in pigeons. & size, dz playing the part of Saxon, in “The ne oe jing, dear auntie?” I asked before you die; it will only be mine| MEMPHIS, June 6.—Perry Adair, | Yeah $5 to 220-1 oe ‘hor heals ph gens abr Pep SRN PRONEEE TREES eat fam making ap a list of things |for a little white, and then perhaps|15, has qualified for the Southern Site, gone lowe. hone: 8 8 London-Bosworth pictures, 18 ap. The Fox,” two-reel drama; “The| to furnt nM on wy obi ahs vr Your food chokes, a ‘ golf championghipa, which begin! (Corrested delly By the Bradner Ged seviae aril cana tae so BR . ; o furnish Mar upartme she our food chokes you because! here this afternoo: oad rf 14 ls fine Same time in three) Har Cross Liar,” drama; “The Pass-| answered, “Margie, I'm going to| you remember he used to enjoy it = spi linchers en aid PTET jing of the} at frama; The Fas-| help her furnish it, and then T am | too. | cinating Eye,” comedy going to live with her You have When you put on a new gown + iahin o At the Pleasant Hour Until Sunday | you and Dick, but I have never | well, tears fill your eyes until you A BALLOU é & WRIGHT | lana Gakded Until Tuesday The Wrecker of Lives,” three-| felt much at home in this big hotel.| cannot see, and you think what nol” Ss Catarrh Remedy Night reel feature, and a one-reel comedy Now it really seems the hand of |does it matter; no one who cares Automobile Supplies G, & J. Tires and Tubee—a Sate Buy Providence has ent : f pen For the Head and Stomach neitie Hows: Babeloss” “Dy ues rovidence has sent me Mary,|for your good looks will see. Why? BECAUSE ; 817 East Pike. Phone East 471 Pont,” comedy; “With Hig whom I can help When it rains, you shudder at||) ,, 1 ee s Hands drama Wanted CoP GETS iN BAD! “I hope, my dear, you will never | the thought of him lying out there, erage OCT eRe haaehee ran ca M Oo E oO R c Y Cc iL. ce Si House,” cc Phe Girl Behind be left where you will feel that|so cold and still; and when the 8 youthful at 60 as mo ney t 1 : you are a useless old body that is|sun shines and the trees whisper sarri a - wd Motorey co act R ip Webb) only a burden on others,” your heart aches and aches be omady, t areonny win i buzzed past Fourth av. and Pike st O, Aunt Mary!" I remonstrated, | cause you know that he, who loved “BALLOU & WRIGHT ¥v" tie ii Stee A Until Tuesday Night | yesterday in a new automobile Please understand me, Marge,” |it all so ardently, can never enjoy ‘ ‘ Northwest Distributors Indian and Emblem Motorcycles | he Double Knot,” two-reel Ma-| 1s a license tag, He was spied|/she continued, “You and Dick|it again eee eee ee ee cave | mas tte 817 East Pike. Phone East 471 | Jestic drama; “The Courting of Pru-|by Chief Griffiths, who sternly re-/have been kindness itself, and if 1{ “When you close your eyes at!l) arcade tlie. Seuttic. Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. seattle, distributors wala ar cet” a rm th + Oe jidence,” Beauty drama; “Three of aj] buked him had a daughter I would rather she! night, your only wish is that in