The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1915, Page 3

STAR—TUESDAY, I "EBRUARY 1915, PAGE 3 GERMANS HERE SERVIAN ARMY URGE EMBARGO | PREPARES FOR ONGONTRABAND LAST DEFENSE ° A petition published daily tn the! (By a United Press Staff Corre Seattle German Press, protesting epondent.) the ab pnt of war munitions from NISH Serbia, Feb. Rett! the United States to belligerent ne) pieeding from her earlier wounds, | WITH tions has found many American’ gerbia’s army is gathering for a| signers, according to Editor Dr. Kar! perote defense of her 1 Four Weiss Hundreds of these petitions jundred thousand Austro-Germans| t have been forwarded to Washing are massed along the northern | ton, it is stated frontier, preparing for a chird tne} . The Press declares that America) vasion of the little kingdom. Is in a position to bring about the, What ta left of the Serbian army | speedy te nation of the war. 8 determined to Ale in its trenches | The tion asks ingress tO If necessary to repel the invaders pass House Joint Resolution No.) Thin wan the picture painted by , . empowertr President Wilson) M. Paghitch, prime minister and A Splendid to lay an absolute embargo upon eX-| minister of foreign affaira of Ser ~ y portation of ¢ aband of war, eX | bia, in an exclusive Interview to- Picture From . foodstuffs day with the Untted Press \ Start to Finish Although war munitigna Serbia does not ask the help of from th United States have been other nationa, he sald, adding ) consigned largely to the allies, Ed If other nations offer to help, ttor Welss asse ‘many is Mot we will gratefully accept their ald angry on this account The Press | Fighting, as we are, for Iiberty, we he states, ia # y striving toward feel that we are entitled to the sym an early termination of the war, b pathy and moral support of all fair Meving the United States can play| minded nations, such as we know an important part In this direction./ the United States to be. a The petitions .are addressed to| “Our entire male population will mbers of this state's gation, die before we will submit to foreign in congress domination While we are fighting primarily for our national liberty we are also playing & role in the struggle for others whose liberty ia t ertled an domination—an Austro- German victory—would mean tho FIRST AT PIKE militarization of Europe for halt a century. I cannot think democratic Americans would sympathize with - his tendency toward world domina- L A S K i (DREAMS HUSBAND DIED; FINDS HE DID THEATRE | ; NORTH YAKIMA, Feb. 9 TODAY eon I stopped again Awakening from a nightmare tn t Mary's. I think both Dick and) which she dreamed her husband had a good t |was dew!, Mrs. John Tanche was (After seeing his mother Dick! informed of his death, Tanche's appreciated me, and after reading! naked body having been found in Jack’s letter I thought I had a&lthe Naches river. prize in Dick.) | ee Our meal was perfectly delight-| ful. Dick said: “Let's have a WANT NEW FISH LAWS 3 beefsteak,” and I was glad to have| WALLA WALLA, Feb. 9.—In A him say {t It seemed like old|¢luded tn recommendations for new “ times, when we were first married,| {#bhing laws forwarded to the legis —s Do you realize the responsibt! Jature, the Isaak Walton club asks that the season open April 1 and ity, dear, of having to be the man in a family of five women? “None of you gives me much re sponsibility except mother, dear.| Poor mother! I'm going to try and) be awfully good to her.” nly »:| Close November 1. The season now lopens in May, closing January 1. Cracksman The most thrilling and TROUT HATCHERY READY EVERETT, Feb. 9—The new sensational romantic “We'll both be as good to her as trout hatchery at Cicero will be drama of the day. she will let us be,” I said as hejready within a few weeks, Work Heft me, on the new pheasantry will com} 1 found Mary back fn her little) mence soon. KEWPIE CLUB TO DANCE A Valentine dance will be given urday night at Douglas hall, 10th and Pine, by the Kewple club. The lofficers of the club are representa tive of students of Broadway, Lin coln, Franklin and Queen Anne. office, crying as though her heart was breaking. I just stepped up} to her and put my arms about her.| “O, Margie, Margie, what a mess I have made of it all she whis- | pered through her tears. | “I don’t see how you could have | helped it, dear. “Yea, I could. I need not have {married Jack in such a hurry, but Keystone Comedy “HOGAN’S MUSSY JOB” Grattan Guerin Organist Tomorrow MARY PICKFORD one jhim, and, Margie, he told me he! EVERETT, Feb. 9%.—- Opposing could not live without me, and now|single tax, the Everett high schoo! never loved me. He just loved | thetr annual debate love Doaliaf For Colds every-day life always atand in wait! ree ot In Head to murder love, and, Margie, after! for several days’ treatment for cold im h Hved,. engagements kept and a| cbronicnasal catarrh, dry catarth, so | smiling face shown to the world | to stay here and go through with {t | I like to hi “i th ey mye you are. e to have @ good time.| or |1 like people to be nice tome. tam) CATARRHAL JELLY ah id. Applied inside ne tn 'T Just felt I could not live without) EVERETT BEATS BELLINGHAM he says {t fs all mistake, He|debaters defeated Bellingham in "The ugly, forbidden things of! jlove is slain life still has to be| fard.to us tor generous tree sample—eaongh fam'sat viet ome eo! KK QONDON’S largie, I am a woman, just like young. I can't look ahead to a life a ok seeneee for 25 years. 16,000,000 of just work, with Jack away and); myself here in this position “You know men w know, Margie, that there are ways plenty of them ready and ¢ to be nice to you. Since Jack has been going about so much with oth er women, all of his men friends have tried to console me for his ab- sence “All of them have tried to make love to me in more or less vigorous fashion. Last evening one of the men who has been going out with him for the last month or two came in just as we were shutting up the shop. They are dangerous. _ KONDON MFO. CO. Minneapolis, Minn Just Around the Corner at 1622 Fourth Ave. Best House Paizt $1.50 per gal. | dusty | from $300 to $600 a we are considerably leas ‘| picture was $16 given to a “legitimate” actress was Press A Gaby Deslys! Gaby Deslys, Who Got $15,000 for Appearing in a Single Picture BY FREDDIE FILM When the generous press agent tells you a reel star receives an arm ful of greenbacks each week, divide it by two, then subtract one-third of the remainder, if you are anxious to arrive at the real truth The really big money that is be ing made {n the motion picture tn ts that of the manufacturers and owners of stock in film compa nies, But thelr reported incomes are also greatly exaggerated Recently it was printed that Mary Pickford receives $200,000 a year with the Famous Players’ company She really recelves $2,000 a week for 52 weeks of the year. Miss Pickford ts the highest-pric ed film star in the United States With this exception, there is no film star’ in America who receives more than § & week as salary Many of the film favorites receive! | k The salaries af male film stars Funny John Bunny recetved $500 a week and a royalty on the films, which brought his salary up to $700 weekly until he went into vaudeville. } Stars. like Carlyle Biackwell,| Francis Bushman, Arthur Johnson, | J. Warren Kerrigan and Maurice! with Costello receive from $200 to $400, two-part weekly The largest sum ever paid to a “legitimate” actress waa given to Sarah Bernhardt, when she poned in “Queen Elizabeth.” She received $30,000 for about six weeks’ work The next largest pay for a single 00, and was paid recently to Gaby Deslya | The largest weekly salary ever. paid to Pauline Fredericks. She received $2,000 a week and! her expenses to and from Rome and in that city May Irwin and Marte Dressler are two funny women who have roy alties on the number of feet of film) UP™asking,” drama, above a certain figure » Mies Dressler received $10,000 RESIDENCE THEATRES | and a contract calling for 50 per cent of the gross profits of the film We Make Motion Pictures Finest Equipment in the Northwest Jacobs Photo Shops P.1, Building, Seattle Lawn Fertilizer, $2.50 All the people went and left us|] Floor Varnish, highest grade |/{ J. P. TODD 100 It alone together, and he began to . $2.00 per gal. ||) j per >. make love to me, saying: ‘Do youl} side tiee tool SENDS } P know you are the most fascinating sai tglg Pgh | j Get our beautiful Seed [ff iiitie woman I have ever known? if+* °° = seeeee 250 |) SA L M 0 R } i , Catalogue wish you would come and take sup |) H | per with me.’ I said: ‘Do you real | . . ize that I am the wife of your best|| SUNSET PAINT & VARNISH EAST | Aabling-Ebright |} ° sis } 1 certainly do! That Is why I § Wor which he delivers tt } am asking you. Jack does not know paid, to any express of what he is losing. If I had you, do meen, er See ies be you think I would go “batting”| Heed around with the women he goes! ; 1. P. TODD, 16 89 Pike St with? Why, my dear, ff you are\ Wonderful Invention Re- ~ P true to him, you are a fool! | stores Health While | ‘I won't listen to such talk. 1 You Sleep. SELECT DANCING PARTIES am going to shut up the shop now You must leave. I don’t want to be seen coming out of the shop with you at this hour.’ ‘Then you are not going to take dinner with me? I promise you as I'll take you some place where you new strength and not meet your husband and alit more that peroxide blonde that he has tr r the eye tow just now You need not he afraid 1 am not afrald of meeting my husband, for I am not going with ou, nor any other man,’ I said, and then a terrib thing happened tricity It fille the That man came up to me and) Bbody with new life and vim. wed to ut his &rms about me and fairly| Bs fPort te j @ crushed me to him, putting bis un Klectra-Vita te the electric, tnvig | R peakable kisses all ove colle Geytes tee Deets 6 ee ceeded in scratching his bf and hu It makes ° On ou would, wou he « a healing house- ald, as I hurt him m t hold ointment I don't know what he Jntended fr ieee Inck of norve forca, ectra to do, 1 don’t think he knew*him wn The same soothing, healing, anti- coir tor hy this time I discovered sence i pnp septic properties that make Resinol 1. ‘hag been drinking, However write for our beautiful 99 : Ointment a standard prescription he stumbled against that bookcase e it the for skin-eruptions, also ma jdeal household remedy for and in the con apd out on the and knocked it over got away ; rp apron «ently and premptiy that you wonder hi Borne Wennds Pimples wal 4 want does it. Also | ” hoarse Scalds ‘Sores Blackheads waited until he staggered out, clonely sealed and prepaid cough and at n « Chafings —Irritations ind, without even a look at me, en will write or call for it Vita if 1 Office and a score of other troubles which tered his machine, which had been Souter 4 constantly arise in every home, tanding out in front a, 0b. fe aturday evenings, especially where there are children Would that man have dared to oo d That is why Resinol Ointment do that, Mar if he had not known The Electra-Vita Co. hould be on your medicine shelf, that I was on the stage when Jack DEPT. 4 or tant use married mg and Was still 4 well-bo-|[f Room 206 Kmpress Theatre ready for instant u f Becond Ave, Cor, Spring, For tree trial, writeto loved wife y Heattle, Wash. (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) 1d by all druggists Soe “3, Kesinol, Baltimore, Ma HIPPODROME Fifth and University Clean Amusement lomelike Surroundings NION OKCHESTHA Dancing Te: hers 10- PIECE € t Don’t Merely “Stop” a Cough Stop the Thing That Causes Tt and the Cough Will Stop Itaclf | lruge that merely quickly bottle p. This t pleasant ver used bother to | na with Pinex inflamed membranes #0 the Salaries Paid Stars in Movies; Most of Em | lin; gent Stories One of the greatest character act yen in the George Beban demons wonderful art liberty this country i ating his in The Italian,” at the week . Annette k audience ek, in “ON she ts a Pretty Ing to larg mer this w ter,” that | swimmer. Hierman is prov 4 at the Clem ptune's Daugh fide bona real ing giggles Colonial tn Charlie Chaplin ts jon the sereen at the “His Prebistoric Past Master = Cracksman,” m the order of “Alias Jim. * is showing to & Alaska “ The | drama |my Valentine | houses at the i Charlie Chaplin is at the Class A} on the exterior and in the interior! all this week. Poor Charlie 1s shown }“Those Lo Pangs.” Can you beat it? “The Regenerating Love,” at the | Mission this week, is running ov | with love and sobs, but it’s a ver good film to see and remember. Ae RESIDENCE THEATRES ° At the Madison Until Tuesday Night Tess of the Storm Country,” fea-| Pathe Daily | | { | | turing Mary Pickford; News } 1 60,8 | lat the Bungalow Until Thursday) | Night | | “The Pit,” five-part drama, fea turing Wilton Lackaye | a | WHAT'S ON THE BILL} At the Liberty Until Tuesday Night “The Italian,” six-part drama, fea turing George Beban. eee | | At the Clemmer All Week | “Neptune's Daughter,” drama, fea- | turing Annette Kellerman, ° . | Until Tuesday Night! Blow-Out.” drama; | tory No, 4; “Two} comedy; also a) | . t the Class A Until Tuesday Night | “Those Love Pangs,” Keystone comedy,” featuring Charlie Chap-| Mutual Weekly,” No. 6; “Fat-| ty, Mabel and. the Law,” Keystone) At the Colonial “A Lucky Runaway June,” Boys and a Girl, Keystone comedy ee comedy» “The Better Man,” drama. eee At the Alhambra Until Wednesday Night | “The Conspiracy,” drama, with John Emerson; “Hearst Selig | News,” | pictorial. . . Tuesday Night comedy, with At the Odeon Unt!) “The New Janitor, Charles Chaplin. . o- At the Tiitkum Until Tueeday Night Hin New Pre , Charles drama Prayer,” drama; ing,” comedy Avalling A Rude Awaken- | | At the Mission Until Tuesday Night) “The Regenerating Love,” three} part drama; “Alias Greased Light-| ning.” comedy; “Milady’s Boudoir,”! drama eee At the Alaska Until Tuesday Night “The Master Cracksman,” drama, featuring Harry Carney. cee At the Grand Until Tuesday Night “The Awaiting Hour,” drama; zip and His Gang,” comedy; Treasure Seekers,” comedy; At the Home Until Wednesday “The Perils of Pauline,” No. 10 two parts; “For the People,” two part drama; “Mary Pickfore in the Outcome,” drama; “De-Feet of Fa ther,” comedy > At the Pleasant Hour Untii Wednesday “The Link in the Chain,” three part drama; “Sammy's Vacation, comedy NEW WE! MINSTER, Feb. 9. Clarence ‘Thompson, a convict at the provincial penitentiary, dropped dead yesterday. He was apparently in good health. 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