The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1914, Page 5

$1 Mat. Sat.—Best Seats $1 Return for Only 4 Performances Last Season’s Most Talked of Play Oliver Morosco Presents THE BIRD SS — 0 FS PARADISE BY RICHARD WALTON TULLY Play of a Woman’s Soul Dramatic Novelty of the Decade HEAR rssrSopes SEE Wasnt NOTE This Is Not a Moving Picture BUT A Real Flesh and Blood Drama Life in the Hawaiian Islands Nights, 50c-' wer Floor $1.00 and $1.50; Balcony $1.00. Matinee Saturday, Lower 1.00; Balcony 50c and 75c. SEATS NOW ON SALE J. G. Evans, Justice of the Peace for King County, say: Algona, Washington, Oct. 6, 1914 To Whom It May Concern: This ts certify that I have used the Hindoo Rheumatism Ot1 which mpounded and sold b Joshi Medicine Co. It works as & charn acute as we o I know of many peop who ha ofl, from whi they leve that If the peop! who suffer from many other remedies, would give ® fair trial to Mr. 's Hindoo Rheumatism Of), they would not be disapointed. I recommend it to all sufferers from rheumatiem and Kindred diseases, fully believing that they will be benefited. (Stgned) J. G. EVANS, Justice of the Peace for King County, Washington. rheumatism, Price of GasNever Rises Though Other Commodities Go Up VER since artificial gas first came into pub- lic use, the price has continued to decline, until today gas is one of the smallest items of household expense. There have been long periods during which the prices of practically all other commodities have been in the ascendant, but such conditions have not affected the price of gas. Ee } pS) The situation is particularly true of the period since 1900, in which the price of gas has declined 32 per cent, while foodstuffs, building materials, clothing, and even the materials and supplies used by gas companies, have vastly increased in cost The rates for gas service in Seattle are now so low that people of every class find it an economical substitute for other and older forms of fuel, and the gas company is sparing no known means or effort to make this service as perfect as possible. In nearly every place where heat or light is needed, gas will be found equal or superior to all not subject to fluctuations in competitors, and SEATTLE LIGHTING COMPANY PHONE: MAIN 6767, eee | IMPERIAL BAR AND READING ROOM At 206 Occidental Service Bar and Pool Tables in Connection CHOICE LIQUORS AND CIGARS ———————— It was fright A dismal onously on the From the windows through the dull drisz Only once or twit to smile the divorce hearts and hor i's @ plull afternoon, Atvorce court ull {reary eaves gloomy steady rain pe You could h the Smith during the ¢ mill ground indeed, . Ray LeRoy sald nervous wr When b | because there was no But her husband followed b |the baby. And ho was otherwise « on one’s ideals of an {deal husban’ And so they were divorced Leona ne t Drip, drip, drip! atots yawned and settled next case might offe Prosecutor Morrisor Judge Tallman | ment the Deputy on rainy days. Jests. Bowley against Bowley!” sald hur Ud | Hazel R. Rowley's story j her 10 months ago—just up and de wae leaving, and that ft was no use “No questions,” sald the prose Mra. Bowley 4 down, “Call your next case, Mr. Adam Nicho! in 1908, aft “I hayen't the fal “Divorce grante said Loufaa Nicho | pat idea whe | | | | }in Scotland tn 1901 | her he was goln | “any childre “No questions. "Divorce granted.” Sixteen month No, she had no “Yea, three.” Desertions were becoming mon: change but— P “He left me in 1912 | Spofford. “We were m | Wherever he Is today, | sald Ag arried in 1 he is no Rosa V. FB. Clarky may he to smile brightly on the stand nights, less than F but he ta time. ad been That was all. Divorced. The wife sented hir So, Seattle. ma Anderson took the orney. He would ask aan and talk and until again try to get fn a word or two. Albert Anderson were ma He swore at you, didn Mrs. Anderson smiled | woman. He used to get up in the weeks and weeks, ete. ete., ete Ye: talk Dt Others atv d Anna F-. Von Gomes, Lev LeRoy came are for waa soon STAR—SATURDAY, NOV ted on the root ear it in the me loomed nd dripped monot ntary silences. tower gray and indistinct trowsy afternoon did anyone seo fit out its endless product of broken when no one can see humor tn a made her work until she was a she went home to her mother, © her in her own home. Intoxicated, he tried vainly to se ruol and neglectful and a travesty id themselves to absorb the entertain not pleasant risp, tronic Divorces a of bh ried on. not let go any the prosecutor told, William L. Bowley left sorted, He left a letter, saying he for her to look for him eutor, anxtous to get at the next free. orrison. sald the court, rapidly whom he married tn 1892, left him gaining possession of his property re she went,” he sald, indifferently It was also desertion with Helen McNee, who married James McNe: 8 ago away he went, after warning idga where he had gone. ILUNDIN NAMES | dropped a ¢ 28, 1914. PAG METROPOLITAN "7 MGHTS S'SEASSy Nov. 30 | Mais. Wed.-sat. MONDAY KLAW & ERLANGER PRESENT THE GREATEST DRAMATIC NOVELTY OF THE PERIOD THE POOR LITTLE = |RICH GIRL BLENDING COMEDY, PATHOS AND SPECTACULAR BEAUTY IT 18 ALIKE FOR THE MATURE AND THE YOUTHFUL Vic Takes 8 Phone Girls toSeeShow Vie, the host the Metropo His gues thy MEN WHO'LL BE HIS DEPUTIES Prose An Its Eloquent Appeal ute elect ed the of hi Satur tment ataff Exquisite Play of r will Is to Fathers, Mothers and Everybody Who Loves a Child thre three Jemocrats n the progr whor iC din party rhe pro Lun 4 res and The cartoontat t a pleasant box party it atre last night attle “Doro was 1 < star 4 Fancy by Eleanor Gates ticket following polntee Hugh M |deputy, republican | progressive; Frank He sive; B.C. F wing, democrat D, Carnod lemocrat; Friend republican Palmer, progres Ca 6 #ix Moter ORT John Georg en H candidate Vic” 1s a nice young man, and has a girl of bis own, to whom he iw devoted, so we let him do it The play was “Milesto naive epublican will retain ane until finished cases are con “In the chotce of t sald Lundin,” I have be by the desire to get th for the positions, tr everythigg It sary to disappoint beat friend and ¢ regard Htleal factors and organtzati Cal i chief dey prosecutor, ain in t prosecutor's f nly a fe months. He will organize t office and then return to private practice HE CAN CALL ON US A thief was frightened in the midst of a meal at the home of H R. Measer, h ave. N., Frid night at his haste bracelet Me acelet over to the Seven Months at the Hudson Theatre, New York—All Last Season in Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago—A Play, Not a Motion Picture Deput soveral uded PRICES: ic to $1.00 MAIL ORDERS NOW Nights—500 to $1.50; Mats, Wed. and Sa’ Starting Christmas Day GEORGE ARLISS in DISRAELI Prices 50c to $2.00 THE MEN PAID NO e Ny ATTENTION ToTHE SHOW. or the information of the many men| in the audience who had no eyes for| @—Having noted the frank ad the stage | vice you have given people in trou Vic's” guests were Gladys Bry-| ble, | am going to state my case to jant, blonde, slim and precise; Caro-| you. | am 21 and am engaged to a line Vaughn, dark, dainty and prim | business man of thie city whom | n, chic and full of fire;| trust. | have heard from a reliable , brunette and al-| source he is also engaged to anoth- Vic-|er young lady whom | have never with @ nose| met, nor of whom | know anything and darned for those mut fi who are capable and cut the work, and if, when you have closed your school books, you still feel that is your calling, it would be worth a mighty effort from you. Undaunted, never-fail- ing ambition is the road to success, br turned th 1 glar can recover the same by: . nant. eee 9s The Quinine That Will Not Make You Nervous inqul | most Eg toria ¥ least cute, Q—I am a young woman of 24 bit tip-tilted, about. ve been sad at heart Her shatt ker humorou Adle Tho spettators wanted alt Every time | mention the otonous slender, fatr ble engagement he gets real in her hat ved,” and for this reason | do not like to mention the question to him. | have at times thought of hiring a detective to shadow him Could you refer me to a rellable de- tective bureau? MARTINE. A—I cannot recommend people through these columns. The city detective department, no doubt, can put you {n touch with a reliable pri vate detective. Has your affianced ever given you cause to be suspicious by word or action? If so, you are justified in the attitude you assume. If not, for trusting 1s not man in the case has good cause to be “peeved.” Do you realize that business men are often unavoldably placed in embarrassing and questionable positions, which! make them easy targets for gossip? | Evil minds see only evil. They feed) tty, and Iva Pik with a bird-o'-paradine r husband, Calvin| ste foreman.” © Spoftord, of b He was a cone er her husband Amold’s Electric Vibrators EMONSTRATOR IN ARCADE BLE 11 Fut she managed George W., began} were married. | Then he ab into weeks, | she came 1 ideal after they on doing it lengthen the last time a year © 4 ran clear away from turn to Judge attorney would t she * ago, r teeth a stion and sb wr t, and the sly, and nodded. She is « large of the night and leave home for} ¥ and rather attractive, but | have one bad fault. Can you advise me what will cure me?_ | just love to get peo ple In trouble and mix up love af- faire, and start quarrels among mar- ried people, etc. | have such a jeale ous mind. What shall | do? I'm #0 fiendish that way, especially if my men friends drop me. I'll thank you for your good ad- vice. ADVENTURESS. A.—You are not only jealous, but you are intensely selfish. That de sire to gratify your own feelings, re- gardless of the cost to others, is selfishness, and until you free your- self completely from its fetters you will not improve. Before you think of mixing in another escapade, con sider well the trouble and heartache you may bring upon an innocent per- son, and remember that before you die you will pay for every one of those heartaches ten times more than the person you injured. You Ida from Bert Pugh, Anna from George Wares, entia R. from Anna R. Long. of the PHOTO Bob Leonard plays the lead in “The Master Key” {s a story of versal serial, the first installment of which 1s to appear at the New| Cireult Sunday and Monday ila Hall appears as the heroine. I Master Key” is a story of ad ture and love. A big mine, |which the heroine will be the sole Jowner when she attains her ma \jority, is the background for the | plot GEORGE KLEINE ANNOUNCES that Harry Mestayer has been se Joured to play the “lead” of the | thief in his film version of the com ledy, “Stop Thief.” He will play \opposite Mary Ryan, who will handle the role of the maid. cee ROSEMARY THEBY, HARRY ©.| Myers and Mary Pickford, three of | the big stars of photoplay, come to| the Clemmer tomorrow. The first| two offer a romantic melodrama, “The Weight of a Crown.” “Little” |Mary brings a story of old Holland, | |‘Lena and the Ge " ‘The Hearst: | Selig News offers an entertaining bidget of the latest news of the world. Tho National Three, with | new songs and Wallace at the pipe| organ complete the program, eee THE PROGRAM AT Class A theatre, commencing |day, includes “The Odalisque,” a\ |two-part Majestic drama wherein | |the parasitic tendency In woman 1s} shown; “The Folly of Anne,” a play let with Lilllan Gish as the liter mmer Until Saturday Night ‘The Theft of the Crown Jewels, drama; “The Prince Part. drama; |“A Regular Rip,” comed: . Class A, Sunday Until Tuesday Night Odalisque,” drama; “The Anne,” drima; “Mutual and an educational one Circuit, Sunday and Monday “The Master Key,” first episode; "eg o' the Wild “two-p art drama; |“An Ill Wind,” Sterling comedy | eee Grand Until Saturday Night “The Master drama . Liberty Until Saturday Night THE| ¢ an: | “The Folly of Weekly” o boxes. The female half was green DR. L. R. CLARK, D. D. 8. with jealousy. Bight emart-Alecky rab-rah pests Absolutely Painless Dental nad to be kicked out of the boxes during the evening by “Vic” and the PLAYS audience| t keep its eyes off The Star) on ft, thrive on ft, gloat on it and| are narrow and conceited, and wrap reflect only evil. ped up in your attractiveness and Be very sure, my girl, you have a| cunning ways. Get away from self; solid foundation upon which to! get out into the world and help to base your fears, or you may regret, relieve some of the suffering that always. was unavoidably brought into it, in- stead of willfully increasing the toll. Q—I am a girl of 18, | am to be| Only then will you succeed. married in a couple of months, but | Melbourne * five-part drama Saturday Night five-part Mi- “The Vendett . Until Dante's “Inferno,” lano drama. oe Colonial All Week “Life's Shop Window,” drama. oe Mission All Week _“The Man From Home," drama. Work Is Done by the Regal Dentists Read this statement James Swanson Regal Dentists extracted ushers. cannot fully decide about my wed-| Q.—1 have been keeping company The guests wero escorted to and| ding dress. | have a fancy for mes-| with a young man for more than Mr. | from the theatre by “Vic” and Harry) saline, but do not like white in any|/two years. Although he has never | McKnight, automobile man, in cars| material. 1 would like a few sug-| spoken of marriage, we are very Hoaned by the latter. gestions from you as to color or way) good friends. | a undecided as difficult tecth for me ab-| These “Dorothys” are part of the| of making. EZY. | to what to give him for his birth- solu without pain, I take great |30-odd whom The Star has entered| A—A beautiful gown may be|day, which is not far distant. | am pleasure in recom nending them to|!n the Essanay Film Manufacturing] fashioned from a deep cream or| having my photo taken. Would it dentistry of any | Co.'s contest to find the most beau | shell pink messaline, draped with| be proper for me to buy a silver | tiful telephone girl in America, who,| white chiffon or lace. If nelther of| frame and give him my picture In when found, will be given the role|these shades sults you, endeavor to| the frame? » M. Be by SWANSON, 19th Ave. N. W.” A—The picture would make @ of of “Dorothy,” the switchboard her-| get a delicate shade of your favor. y otne, io an anay photopl |ite color in messaline or satin, and WENDLANDS 60 TO THEIR HOME endland and his two 6 year-old children, survivors of Se- attle’s Thanksgiving day auto | tragedy, which took the life of his 12-y old boy, were taken home jfrom the Woodland General hos | pital Friday evening. The girl, Lillian, had so far re covered she was able to be up. Leo, her twin brother, complained} of his knee, but was otherwise do. ing nicely. 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LA MONTE Chiropodist In Attendance N a ALBANY Pain_eS® John H. Glauber, president of the 108000086 For 90 days the Albany Dentists | Minor hospital yesterday, will give a special discount of 10/an attack of appendicitis last Sat | per cent on prices quoted below. urday, which resulted in @n opera | We do honest dentistry at honest /tion Sunday. |prices, and with our painless meth-| With him when he died were his ods, which are entirely harmless, | wife, his two youngest children and we guarantee the painless extrac-|his sister-in-law tion, filling and crowning of teeth.| ‘Two artd No students employed, only skill-| died his two eld |ed graduates of years of experience. | 13, arrived with his brother an NO HIGH PRICES FOR EFFECT. | business associate, M. H, Glauber NO IMPOSSIBLE LOW PRICES | after losing a race across the contt. |TO DRAW A CROWD. | nent. Best Maroon Rubber Plate... 88.00! tooth . $5.00 0 from their Petrene Mitchell. They say she is ror ‘S BANK BUILDING ATTACK WOMAN Gold Dust Rubber Plate...$10.00 Whalebone Rubber Plate (best in Gold Flilings : $1. 00, up step-mother, Mrs, Hlvira C, Mitchell Amalgam Filling executrix of her husband's Hecond Av. and Fike St, Open Sundays #:80 to 12:80 i footpad Friday night BR. Dantels, 5314 18th nd Seneca. half hours after he t children, 16 and Suit to recover estate Bridge Work (extra hoavy),_ per Lowis, Ella V, Mitchell and Luce D EN TI ST S withholding this amount | biter 7] FATIMA the world) 12.00 fssigge bev gr raed "toe’ 35" HOE | was begun in superlor court Friday Phone Billott 4 Gold Crowns (extra heavy). 85.00 A L B A N Y by Beulah M Sadler, Lilly M Of distinctive 7 Individuality Lapatt Myra Tbaece Cs Co St. Paul Stove Repa | | & Plumbing Co. Original fire back | AV Hnings and repairs) w for all kinds of| go, stoves, ranger and | 80" A cowardly attacked Mrs. 8. n she resisted, dr brush, t and took her furnaces Wates| purse, containing small change backs and coils put} Mrs. Dantels was unable to move in and connected. |for gome time after the thug had left. RACE WITH DEATH TO, BEDSIDE OF FATHER: following |“ demanded her money, and| seed her into|§ | sultabte gift, or perhaps a book by |his favorite ‘author, a box of hand. ten sil coche aad 34 Beenie linen | initialed hand- ie aig kerchfefs, or a leather-bound, loose- have written three letters,| leaf date book would be more in but ve received no keeping, since you are not en- ewer, Biesse do snower this tim | gaged 1am only a schoolgirl now, but it hee always been my ambition to be “movie” actress when | am grown. People say It Is a tough fife, and 1 would Ike your advice; and If any of the people who r these letters know anything akon these letters and know anything about it would give me advice, | would appreciate it. \t 1am your friend, - “WOULD-BE ACTRESS.” A—Dear little schoolgirl, there | is no royal road to “Movie Land,” but a steep up-hill path, rongh with | the rocks of tribulation and disap-| pointments and it leads to no fairy palace of everlasting joy and contentment. It means continued | hard kK and very little leisure time. No, indeed, unless yqur abil- ity to make keen sacrifices 1s very great, I advise you to enter another field ‘of work. I am speaking to girls who must rely upon their own merits, who do not shrimk| away at the hard knocks of expert ence; not to those girls who have some influential person to “pull” for them The motion picture field 1s broad | TO SPOKANE Via the “MILWAUKEE” Short Line to Spokane a— Mrs, Charlies Gekolor probably fa- tally burned in vain effort to rescue three-year-old daughter from burn- ing home near Hoquiam. NAVY YARD ROUTE Steamers H, B. Kennedy and Tourist fave Colman Dock, Seattle, 6:30 (except nday), $:00, 10:30 a. m., 1:30, 2:00, ex. Sunday (Sunday 2:30), 6:30 pm. rday, 11:45 pm Time table subject to change without notlo | Phone Main 8101. FOR SALE—CHEAP Large size statue, suitable for club, lodge, etc.; also large cof- fee mill; hand power, 709 Fourth Ave. Jc Price 50c Round Trip STEWART HOUSE ‘86 Stewart St. Near Pike Public Market Modern Single Rooms 25¢ Large, Modern Outside Rooms for One or Two, 5O¢ “Beatie Spokane ‘ive . SLEEPER on evening trains to and from open for occupancy at Spokane at 9 p, m. CITY TICKET OFFICE Second and Cherry, Seattle