The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1915, Page 3

STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1915. PAGE 3% LIBERTY THEATRE Today and Tuesday TWO WOMEN A S-part Vitagraph Broadway Star feature, a drama of tangled loves, featuring ANITA STEWART THE BEST MAN A 2-part comedy drama THE ADVENTURES OF FLORA FOURFLUSH With Clara Kimball Young Theatre Reopens Wednesday, Jan. 13 It will be under the management of Jensen and Von Herberg, of the Liberty and Alhambra theatres. Their usual high standard of pictures will be shown. ‘ADMISSION 5c Mezzanine Floor 10c FREE DOCTOR Call at the Right Drug Co. 169 Washington st, near Second ave, have the ex-government physi- for you, absolutely without charge. We want your patronage and of- fer you the doctor's services as an 50cto$5 SAVED Call at My Opties! Departmest, Have Dr. ©. T. waa, BROW Ng ton, the Optometrist, examine and fit glasses for you and I will guar antes to save you from See to $5 om any pair of giasses you may re- quire. Lenses duplicated tor $1.00 DR. EDWIN J. BROWN Optical Department, 705 First Ave., Washington Bidg. Main 2440. IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS; Saye Backache Is a sign you have been eating too much meat, which forms uric acid When you wake up with back MOST BEAUTIFUL HELLO GIRL 6sMHE WAY OF THE was chosen as the most beautiful telephone girl in America to play in Seattle this week. It is to be shown at the Alhambra for four days beginning Thursday. Miss Hough was selected by a committee from hundreds of candidates entered through over the United States. She was paid $100 for her part, and her expenses and those *of her parent paid to Chicago, where the play was filmed, and, while there, was elaborately entertained by the Essanay people. Beginning today, The Siar will publish the story of the play in three installments, completing it the day be- tore it opens on the screen at the Alhambra, THE CAST Bryant Washburne . .Ruth Stonehouse Marguerite Dawson..............- Lillian Drew DOROTHY ELLIS IRENE HOUGH (“The Most Beautiful Telephone Girl ih America”) WOMAN,” the Essanay moving picture play in which Irene Hough of Omaha one of the roles, will appear Arnold Cummins Mrs. Cummins PART | All Houston attended the wedding of beautiful Evelyn Sinclair and handsome Arnold Cummins. form of the endangered beauty in Cummins, tall, Interesting and a his arms and lifted her from under perfect type of manly etrength, had the menacing vicinity of the crane! | carved his own fortune from the) She breathed excitedly in his soll of the ploneer state. He had arma as {ts burden crashed to the come from the big East a few years | pavement A crowd gathered before he met the beauty—leaving|around. But Fvclyn simply stared, the traditions of his {illustrious fam-| stupefied at the rapidity with which ily behind htm. her savior had taken in the danger For years Arnold had tolled with|and with which he had acted, thus his head and hands, tilling the soll| saving her |i and then cattle ranching. The stub) The next day In his powerful arma, the ex-col lege football player and erstwhile cattle puncher caught the elender, Cummins and Ev born ground defied his hardest ef-|elyn Sinclair rode together into the forts. hills, And the next day they rode But his grim determination stuck| again, and finally they became en gaged and finally were married. Finally a child came, and }to him. It was a balmy spring afternoon He had ridden into Houston for sup night Cummins came hon plies. He tied his horse at a hitch-| from the hills with a happier smile jing post near one of the new stores| than usual to greet his lovely wife. land paused long enough to light bis We have struck oll,” he sald, |cigaret in the lee of the wall taking her tf his arms, “and are | Suddenly a roan horse of great|rich! Two huge wells are sputter ing out wealth for us at this mo I have bad all arrangements T have one beauty cantered around the corner }On tt sat a beautiful girl—Evelyn | ment |Sinclair, The handsome ranchman/ made to work the oll wells. paused in his steps and stared at) been at it all day her transfixed. Never before had| In two months the Cummins fam he seen such beauty, except in his|!ly moved into the biggest mansion jown society circles—tin the East jin Houston He tossed aside his cigaret, Soon society stepped in. Wealthy swung on his heel and slowly fol-| Texans, realizing that Cummins lowed Evelyn's lead down the|and bis wife both came from “ell street. | gible” families, courted them | Then, as she turned suddenly and| Then one day Arnold came from) |faced Cummins, he saw, with a/ his office with a troubled expres-| thrill of horror, a huge building| sion on his face. His wife met him lstone hanging directly over her in the hall | head, from a builder's crane! In| “What is wrong, Arnold?" she| &@ moment {t would drop and crush/asked, her arms about his shoul her to death! A workman yelled | ders. He looked down solemnly in |frantical!y! Cummins leaped tor-| to her dark eyes. ward (Continued Tomorrow.) . ottfessions of a Wife } THE PHILOSOPHY OF AGE AND) cheerfully to do what we never EXPERIENCEE expected or even wanted to do. (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper “I'm not unhappy now, dear; if Enterprise Association.) I were 1 could not have told you I think Mrs, Selwin w as glad the story. Real women do not s 1 when the maid entered and tell these things until the years sald some one wanted me on the have softened the pain. But here, ‘phone, After a woman fs 40 1/my child, is a bit of truth that I think she rather resents expend: have learned through that eplsode. Although “The Ragged Earl,” ap-jlesson; great in that the setting ing her emotions needlessly i apay wae nave known great pain 1 this week, {e|!8 strong and the acting perfect. It's rather strange, little book, know that the sharpness of the pearing at the Colonia! . Earle Williams in the role of |t© "ee how ashamed we become first hideous experience soon not as strong a play in a number of when we let anyone look for a mo-|blurs, gradually becomes vaguer John Storm, the young minister, \takes his part exceptionally well | When he comes to the room of his sweetheart in the middie of the night, half crazed and pursued by & howling mob, threatening his life, and in his crazed condition tries to kill her, {t was too much for me |For only @ moment | caught that |I nearly choked trying to hold my|#lance, and then she became as breath. impersonal {n manner as though she had been really telling me the story of a friend with those fic tional character she tntroduced her and vaguer and as time passes it becomes harder and harder to re create the memory. “This, Margie, is as true physica! pain as ft ts of mental hurt or heart anguish. The woman who bears a child forgets in a short time the agony through which she dragged her tortured body. If she did not, this world would be depopulated very soon.” “The car for Mrs. Waverly is at ment into our inmost hearts I could hardly belleve that the woman who was looking up to me with the saddened, introspective, heart-bungry eyes was the coldly, elegant, intellectual Mra. Selwin. various ways, as was “The Modern Samson” last week, It ranks a gooc way above the average run. Andrew Mack, a husky giant, as the “Ragged Earl.” is exceptionally good. However, the action, also. the strength of Andrew Mack, is a little overdrawn when he tries to brandish a sword six feet long against a cou ple of active men. The action at At the Liberty Until Tuesday Night “Two Women,” two-reel drama; this point is too slow. “The Best Man,” comedy drama; |0%* &reat dramatic moment the door,” answered the maid The exterior settings of the film/~r.. adventures of Flora Four-| “I've been looking for you To tell the truth, I was ver are beautiful. They were taken Of) mogh” comedy everywhere, Margie,” said Eliene glad | was Kolng over to Elien an old New England estate. | > gy over the ‘phone. “We've got a 1 had had about enough of wedded “Giddy, Gay and Ticklish,” with | At the Clemmer All Week number of the old crowd over misery for one day with Mrs. Ten Syd Chaplin, fs better than the @¥/ wn. Christian” drama here and we're going to dance a/ney, Mary and Mrs. Selwin. | erage Keystone film since Charlte| - ee Ittle and I want you to come over could not help contrasting the lives of Eliene and Mra. Selwin with that jot Mra. Tenney These two wo Ob, 1 Dick's away, Chapiin left them, At the Alaska Until Tuesday Night 0d stay all night know "Cl ‘ou can come, for “TWO WOMEN,” AT THE LiB-| “CAPt Swift,” fivereel drama, 201) Pan sending a car for you,|men have forgiven; they have been erty, with Earle Williams and Har- At the Colonial Untt! Tuesday Night 8° be ready.” and Eliene rang off|big enough to reconstruct thelr af. ry Northrup in the leading roles, 18] rhe Ragged Earl,” drama, fea. |before 1 could make any excuses fairs on r different basis, and one an excellent production. en! turing Andrew for not golng " of them (Eliene) says she is the Williams catches his fickle wife in| Tat ovin™ Keystone comeay. “Go, my dear,” sald Mrs. Sel-|happlest woman in the world, and the arms of er — and jer | ee win, “and have a good time with|the other (Mra, Selwin) looks out diately gives sa’ poss one of | At the Class A Until your friends. Remember, my child,|on the declining years of her life best thrashings I have ever wit-| “sgniy 9 Pacnela Deetbien” tee. there are wonderful things about|/4nd whispers nessed, we in the audience were! wong comedy: “Mutual Weekly {both a ‘good time’ and a ‘bad| “The best is yet to come.” tickled to death. No. 106; “His New Profession.” |time.’ To poor Mrs. Tenney the way Mare McDermott, in the role Of) Ka stone comedy, featuring Charlie| “After you have once had a|abead is cold and dreary and she a secret service man, in “The Best Chaplin; “The Old Fisherman's |‘g00d time’ no one can take {t|stumbles on alone Man,” is, as was expected, Very) Story,” ' 2reel Majestic drama;|@way from you, And, having) (To be continued tomorrow.) sod. sone. | Pathe Scente ‘lonce endured a ‘bad time,’ you| | “The Adventures of Flora Four-| see can be sure that it will never re APPEARS ON SEATTLE SCREEN The Seattle Star and its sister papers | of} January Clearance Sale DRESSES MUST GO 100 to Choose From in Serges, Poplins, Crepe, Messaline, Moire, crys de TO CLOSE Children’s Coats 8, 10, 12, 14 years, $6.60, $7 $8.00 alues, your eday $4.98 Lot 1—ALL DRESSES up to $12.50] Lot 2—-ALL DRESSES up to $20.00 your pick $5.95 DON’T DELAY “ Twice a Ye January Clearance Sale 41.00 Crocheted e, Etc. 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You can never suffer again| List your vacant rooms in Remat Ot & takecks on moore.) Night in quite the same way. You may|cear Want Ad The Vitagraph better stick to the! «The Closing Web,” drama; “The|have other ‘bad times,’ but that| Star Want Ads. écome. Na tiie Flower of Faith,” drama; “Latest| peculiar and particular ‘bad time’ ” War News"; “The Pilrt,” comed is gone forever. | — Cig enh hl al eee “ “Very pleasant sophistry, dear Alaska this week, is @ strong, W®ll! ainambra Until Wednesday Night Mrs. Selwin,” I sald as I kissed }acted drama. Out of doors sce’ A Captain of Villainy,” of the her, “but I am afraid that to me |full of the charms of nature, and]... dentures of Terence O'Rourke sophistry would prove rather cold MARKET REPORT ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Silveremith j ache end dull mirery in the kidney | oo 5 ee ea greg encity | Cupid in a Hospital,” comedy; “An-| comfort Is Now Located at His | region it generally means you have|Piete @ pictu imated Weekly”; “The Call of the) “Not when you have grown old Peppers, New Store “ ” been eating too much meat, says a| forsotten. Waves,” Gold Seal a te land piilcscphionl, Margie,” ehe|_,ncrrr ns (0 the weekly el : | ” ! ieitknowa authcty, Mest torme| 1 got 60 trettish at Marshall, the| eves, Cele Sell Sams, wie * of a well known Jobbing house, the] 1010 Becond Ave, Near Madison. Third at Pike, 5 Cents. uric acid which overworks the kid-| Villain, I felt that if T had a gun I ed a yd ar 14. sg only when we are full of|*#fmento-consumer movement Is san | : wie neys in thetr effort to filter {t from|CoU!d, without feeling any remorse, | on n are one of the principal reasons for the 1 . Veal and Pork the blood and they become sort of|h4ve put a bullet through him, ee — hye ™ nf Night he eg bene that we want to|Tresent demoralized condition of ¢ z ; 6 Recor reaker,’ drama;|run the world our way. ‘Some é- ng the | se= A aralyzed and logy. Whi This role was well played by} ey | 4 ¥ the aisd mar Receipts during th paralysed and logy. When your! witism “Tooker, ay English actor.|""The Plot.” drama; "A Hatful of|thing must happen,’ wo may. It 18 ua'sect fpr exceeded the demand When you | feela Cold coming on on must relieve them, like you relieve|, The action in “Captain Swift” | Trouble,” comedy; “The Tin Can only when {t does happen in 4} The pasiae price remained at 26/014 roosters, live think of La tive your bowels; removing all the|!8 Quick. It works up to an intense | Shack,” drama, way that we have never planned! oot. Monday Hena, over 3 db €:] Quinine hody's urinous waste, else you climax when “Captain Swift” ad |that we settle down more or Tons |“ Heavy hens were a cent lower | tiene 4! a 2 have backache, sick headache, diz.| leaves his sweetheart and jumps | = icetag, Mosuipes o¢/liva honk apd lemere paces ures a Cold in One D: a ,|| RESIDENCE THEATRES zy spells; your stomach sours,|0Ut of her window, sper npg ad springs have been heavy, There t#| Geese, tat ‘ : tongue {# coated, and when the|Hidden in the a, fy poole | At the Home Until Wednesday Ino demand for ducks, geese and joia ies, goo , 'T acts as a tonic-laxative and removes the cause of all colds weather is bad you have rheumstic| loved foster brother, with ® kun as! The Little Gray Home," two e ost |thin or cull turkeys to 120-1 @ 12% and also “‘relieves the feverish conditions and hi twinges. The urine {« cloudy, fuli| bis a8 @ cannon, waiting to wel) (1 sana: “tniversal Boy In the ‘The veal market {6 dull, Pork| Veet ter en hich a t ent, chaane come him. ‘aw ¥ ° i} e@ os which are usually associated with colds.’ of sediment, channels often get | aed Mystery of the New York Docks, t is steady @ 10s sore, water scalds and yon are! ” STROLLED INTO|‘rama; “The Mountain Traitor,” eauttiu | California celery in dozen pta|* Colds cause Headache, Neuralgia and Grip — obliged to seek relief two or three} SUNDAY | |drama; “Cupid Pulls « Tooth,” laropped 12 cents. Peppers and|% times during the night jthe Class A and nearly throw @ fit} -oeas i I h Callfornia tomatoes jumped. Egs-| | Laxative Bromo Either consult # good reliable] laughing | go nd me tt tal adag e ep one plant was dropped from quotations. | @ Quinine removes physician at once or get from your| 1 have ever| At the Pleasant Hour Until * | (Corrected ‘daily by the Bradner 8) the cause. This! pharmacist about four ounces of| funniest Keystones day ° Kase A Jad Salte; take a tablespoonful in|seen. I laughed till my sides) wr, tiouge Discordant,” two- ir |P Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for ESN, a hours, whes remedyisbetterthan a glass of water before breakfast |ached yon hye doubt Charlie '§\ part drama; “The Sandhill Lov 1b Vegetables and Frult 4 | Batters Aprite oo: % hyp Ae goes the ordinary Qui- for a few days and your kidneys|the craziest nut in the country, = | ooo, ap, When T jrewih ¢ | i , utter nd arouses © will thea act fine. This famous|. “The Old Fisherman's Story” ts a Jenious," comedy. en They Grew in t e or erected daily by 3. W. Godwin & Oo. | Native Naenington we rriping. aud srovees the? nine as it combines: salts is made from the acid ofiheartrending film. The scenes | White river epude 1600, @3R08 | uctve Washinecen : Saale me apy should be taken the tonic and other, grapes and lemon juice, combined |taken along the rugged coast 0° | a bod creamery, wolld pack 8 pr: ‘going to ry rT) . with lithia, and has been used for|California, are beautiful. The only Teg osy | Basten brick ; 26 Peete ION OA pseectent properties of Quis generations to clean and stimulate |fault in the production is that it is oe aig ae a Seid ty releved. teas tee Sentai! treet nine, with a laxativé sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize |drawn out into two reels whe ‘ 1h | $daye Children whoare not old enough to swallow pil and can be taken by, acids in the urine so 16 no longer|easily could have been made nie 1} | tablet ean be broken or cut (a hall and given n proportion th irritates, thus ending bladder|one with better action. | 1 Fades tek ee ee anyone without weakness “Only a Farmer's Daughter,” an rand “A causing nervousness © Jad Salts ts a ite saver for reg-|other funny Keystone, and the “stu | os Carrots Wisconsin triplets iv Ne of label on back of Laxative Bromo Quinine box) Or ringinginthehead ¢ nlar meat eaters. It is inexpensive, |tual Weekly" th good ase Goes head 9 hind ns Ge | Gal raaishes ik Washington twins is 4 b | get adding Ryu plage a a ply, must have relief or you will 50 Ww cd “A W Beep ghia Hp +} remember there is Qnty One ful, effervescent lithta-water drink| THE NEW MISSION THEATRE, | Py mun’ bare rem or von will Ke Vill appear in “/ om Cal. celery, par crate 2.60 Country Hay 1 | 4 ”. se — under the management of Jensen & | * oyig yg Moa dlr'e 4 an’s Way,” a_ picture 1S ( be | B Qa is ji : |Von Herberg will open Wednesday | James’. Hae che Becta” Oc Il drama by the Essanay FL eae % ¢ Promo anime afternoon. The theatre has under |)¢y dina “oak é: beueel peat pel e oo | GENUINE, gone complete repaira and will be lee Ms atnine: te tae ares ompany e 11.60 ‘| To Get The Call For The Full Name newly decorated throughout. The| Store now for a dime package of 16.00 ‘l\La tive B: Qa inine. ore ne 0 dime pi ge of 2 management has, announced ft will| hr James’. Headache. Powders e 33.00 xa Promo al |be opened as a S-cent house. Don't suffer. In a moments | am ra} e 20.00 | USED THE WORLD OVER TO OURE A OOLD 1H ONE DAY : { 8TOOD FOR HALF AN noun)? ee en ie e. 2 ¥ ' |—no more neuralgia | Lien teniihte sauna , ne etn tthe superiority, ge loutside the Clemmer, Sunday, with| : he aa g ‘on the hides Sethe 0nd telat to prove tt hundreds of other people before 1\ “STEWART HOUSE eatre 3 FREE ADMISSION nad cha I * » oi A. LUNDBERG CO. ins." ‘At'every cirtisinacink do ae pallet $ AT DREAMLAND Clammer was packed Modern Outside Rooms for Next Thureday until Bananee VERY ONE WELCOME.” wyaneee. Deformity Avyl “The Christian” {8 a great film One or Twa, BOO Sunday night Cranberries, per bbi 1107 THIRD AVENUR. great 1p that it teaches a strong Cranberries, per box ° ‘ ‘ t