The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1915, Page 3

STAR—WEDN DAY, MARCH 3 1915. PAGE A 5-Act Shubert Feature WHILE attend meets a faxctr becomes infat aration of © elope wit taken to a re Rob Maca the family an placed He visits a department st have been taken in making had not the blow t was warded off by Syivia, a daint wh counter the arrest love with her she doe# not humble ho dawns on counter and Going home one ¢ n prescribed whieh was very ible recovery Sylvia app’ which she is de an inmate thr THE STOR Y into b s har little sales w ard or poverty The task to keep her Light t her one. TONIGHT, Thursday, Friday and Saturday COLONIAL 10c—Children 5c CURES WITHOUT DRUGS Wonderful Invention Re- stores Health While You Sleep. at's our need te Electr: Vita ; ged. body ba whiet a melt pe a stem f sing the 4 building up the renews t ure while yrter BEAUTIFULLY 1 LUSTRA BOOK FREE write for our be Peftment. This > pictures of fully de with and Vita ts applied. things you want to k the book, closely « fo, if you will write tre ree test of Klectra Consultation free a m to 6 Dp. me t.20 to 9 The Electra-Vita Co. DERE 4 \ “npress Theatre Bid; Moors Orns ave, Cer: Berg, Beattie, Wash. and explaining 1 w. We and 4 for it a if you c © houre: 9 day evenings, Batu a nee — You will find the room you i For Rent” Ads.| OLYMPIA, March 3.—The ate yesterday, bus appropriation for various state insti ns This does not include roa propriations and several othe portant expenditure Th en also passed amended mothers’ pension la Under the w law, if the house an sroved 0 the pension ay granted to mothers whe three y The direct nomi cholc DRAG MIRROR LAKE BELLINGHAM, March Hef that Cl e Lae of tle, mana thi t is being dragked toda ai eared ieada afte His id his sealer'a rule found floating in the lake Only One ‘B Hook for stenature of RoW —ODEON— A A came ritsy v Thursday AQ APPROPRIATION © BILL IS VOTED - residence in the are ouse passed an el ich provision is made imaries for n repeals the sé ROMO QUININE’ Mother \s Whenever ron feel a cold coming on think Latotive Frome Niwhe Pike senator Grote on box BEACON HILL SUSPECT ‘WET’ CAR HELD UP, | FRAMEUP IN ARRESTSMEN| VOTING BILL reo men, arrested late Tuess| OLYMPIA, March 3—"If the day night at Georgetown, following] Dill means any such thing as tha the ted bh of a Beacon) you may be sure that will i at the end of the line, Bea-|amended so that it no long rn werd to) meane ft,” sald Rep, Guy EB. Kel chairman of the house committee ce tion privi and etiona, today He had been t Rep. Frank ves had asserted that wubstl house bill No drawn t ames Buckle , wan | th® lections committes and intro Sut) mittee, was tt 1 to permit en’ | the legislature to refer and the gun,| people to init Hquor measures erin dw.” the man|to be voted on next fall, making ted, leveling his revolver| Possible the of Initiative tor t. Instead < k Into the car and} elled Motorman B. M. Barnett | #ft to “throw t i car leaped away. A second | ¢ holdup t appeared in front of |¢ the car and fired twice through the| tr f the front veatibu The | tr rrowly missed the motor robber grabbed at the as the car passed him] ment district and muntet 1 the troll off pal and district propositic luctor leaned out, taking) jt ts wet forth that the bill ts ‘ ' » Od Tel not to be construed as t - é with all elections, primaries or of the oar | slections called by the gov Doom McLennan and Motor. | SOnBress <ionagraryih any sta Griffin and Yoris|"*% # ity hed to the scene PR n, city and er the th prison. | © ape ired at own, | OF ty Beacon Hill eh the} Two of th id she revolvers inbayo Baee dan Pepcid wake ma end before next Jan 5 gence that time © firet “general election” of next Decem hat attracted the ous eye of Mr. Reeves It's a cinch that th meant to rey No, 3," nev din wet fe pus | “It was leuch thing and now that my been called to it, it carefully for Kelly attention will be looked] any has! into very |MOTHERLY WAVERLYIS A FAIR TRIAL | SHOCKED After Kitty had left for home 1 ‘ asked A Mary and Mother Wa LOS ANGELES h me to one of t A. Tre ee. labor elut I was a little inter = that I had late d in sor for the statem: a r will th M A just how the radical utter-| genmi and Davi ances they would hear there would| charged with complicity them, |Times dynamiting, get a fai Mother Waverly {# really quite! There was a hard and fast content in her new quarters, allagreement wit Metrict attor though she keeps Mollie at home| ney's office,” said Tveltmoe, “pro with her evenings more than 18] viding that if ® McNamara broth Bod for u child Jers pleaded guilty there would be | ake her out whenever I can.jno more prosecutions as long as and she has become much inter/ gonmidt and Captan stayed out of ested in a card club in the hotel,|Gatifornia, Organized labor will where eight women of about her! son that they get a fair trial.” » play cards ey week ormer District Attorney J. D Of course I cannot play ricks denied such ar outaide the bh being tn m: confi¢ 1 to m aining between tw jedum Read the Miscellaneous ,.;umn in Star Want Ads. FORMER SEATTLE GIRL, DAREDEVIL OF THE MOVIES, TELLS OF HER FIRST JOB BEFORE CAMERA WITH AN ELEPHAN mite Arend so Have va er Arne to thre ) Marie Walcamp, star f the 101 Bison Film come and one of the daredevil ¢ movie land Unt you have done that and gone sprawling off into the alr without htest Mins run the Kamut ¢ # requir ‘od ¢ a f s de picting Western see Pull Bridie; Horse Falis hors in Steelf is not hard whe ime All 0 have to do when y ” your mount to stumble to reach along his neck, grasp © le clone t and Jerk he head to the side with all your ght The horse will fall every time d that's the tro ble with the It's far a rent than to be thrown unexpected To urge your mount on at fu eed, and then when re k hin best, Jeliberatel throw him, not kn ng where or how you will str | Marie Walcamp that's exciting’ Picked Up by Elephant er 1 under its fe I felt “The first time I did it was in| strong ace and found my the production Into the Lion's! ber fted high in the air, 1 cou Jaws ‘The old me how to tj stand it no onger and the actior ted | ening my eyes, I saw th Riding roughshod down a steep! I was i in an elephan embankment, I got the cue to throw| trunk being holsted to t my hors mami ck Down we went ecramb! Tha my first work with I struck the h elephant lay where I had fall Director McRae knew it a a moment Then I was afraid to tell me, for ear McRae's voleo, away would gcare me to dea Lie still, b “Since that | have worked w open your eye these monsters lots of times, a test a was com-|have found them the ¢ mals we have to deal with ing PLEDGE CAPLAN [PHOTO PLAYS || >.° |Last Week . Mill-End Sale came the i ABig Purchase— Arrived weight Coats by New A purchase of ligt York buyer manufacturers of their has arrived ired fror the I proc many t for real lue, and on sale tomorrow at Mill End prices 7] a COATS That Would Ordinarily Cost You $7.50, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 and $18.00 MILL END SALE PRICES $3.98, $4.98, $7.50 and $10.00 SIAL ATTENTION the $4.98 lot e in a fraction $4.00 Petticoats $2.48 $10.00 Dress Skirts $3.98 $15.00 Wool Dresses at $3.75 he to Alaska? LOTS Women’s Flan- nel Gowns, heavy rth buying. Mill 63¢ Going PI an ( » sup oR 48c heavy neck, lor Union tt¢ Bungalow Aprons for wom- percale, light sizes to Sale price fleece higt ankle lengtt Mill 1 right colors; End 50 Lamb's-wool H Ww Stockings, bint d oot Union Suits $3 © @\in Colorado, called, “The Man women black a EG $5.00 an COLONIAL Who Came Back.” It shows the warm ry, gael Beco “ emainder of the week by the doct and later tak ht for aska. Mill ment of the Colonial to the camp, cured and returned to I Sale, $3.50 Shabart protistion, “with Ciatr wild ied se 35 Children’s Flan- 1 n, with Claire By aah Whitney tn o . Union Suits, C nel Gowns; are While a f CLEMMaR a neatly trimmed with braid; Baker, In dancing) @ ———?@| es up 12 ye Mill school, m « young) “Cabiria” will be at the Clemmer| 1 Cale 3c. man, He dr nd takes he d Sale, 35c to « house underworld nt production, After the disappearance of the girl a detective is employed by the 4 Sere *s ri family to trace her . ——_—? No! Lace Curt t 69 Another girl, by name Sy SLAs A ans ai c who is loved by the a two-part drama| It won't cost any more to renew the old ones also caught and entrap in the Hunt nd than you would pay to the laundry man dur- tb The detectiv a singe 2 4 ing this Mill End Sale. r ig dy 4! progra or th the white ure mainder tossed in Two are Bass the Women’s Outing Flannel 6 The club I attend t* made|U™ : up of a few brilliant women of theg ine ag = . : Mrs, Havelock Ellis feminist school s number of clever women who are Naturally suspicion Interested in all kinds of new fade SST Base. Base ring Flor and some women who, like myself killed Sellers, keeps quiet $3 9 Serge and 25 Tennis Flannel, 30 des to know what every class of However, another person is a e Satin Oresses c inches wide. their sex is thinking and talking held for the murder. Unable to de women's and misses’ sizes Comes in green, blue, gray abe Aunt Mary looked aboot at elde which one killed Sellers, the : and pink, with small the queer dressing of some of th sheriff decides to leave it to the Colors, blue, brown, gray stripes and plain colors women with placid enjoyment, but dlee The dice decide against the While , during our Regul Mill End Sale, i caatd nae’ that - Mebbias War arty other man and he confesses, Base did not approve of anything, espe marries Florence. Every one {+ cially w of the women happy, lighted a nt a Margie, there is a woman over there smoking,” she said, in horri eae ted accents giniar le er atured we had better oft ked. “If you and ' (To Be Continued Tomorrow) light a plece of we and | think Dick is taboo Just bees A Two-Reel Reliance Drama, featuring thie sae ee) sedge 4 or a young] ~— * | ‘ bse But Margie, on the st . or 786 edy-drama; also a Key-|@ — o lights a cigaret | IREN Ht J alts RES!OENCE THEATRES ctress who is {mperson ae ae — woman of doubtful reputa MISSION | : sh iata heavy inllawt Greenwood Until Friday Night A thrilling play of Western love, jealousy, action and mystery. ie eae tek tae eee ae The Bu M.D.” dram hannea'to know that ath the Bea,” coming to the | nustin Farnum eae tes | H on Broadway moking is of the for the remainder of thep Sg ne Cupid and a lee Wotan of enlendid at is a melodrama in which the| Lindl) heturday, Minke comedy -dramaz all the we eo is at fair rivalry in courting ughter ‘ see dr ardent prohibitionist and is onl of the president ti! Thursday Night ess Gi waitine fc cua to ‘proclaim The girl is in love with him, but ep et Mee? teoaaetl Home Until Frida prohibition in her ec the other man hires a mechanic tcl grama; “Red Bird Wins,” two-part; “The Master Key," No two he believes that smoking quiets s spoil part of the machinery, so the| drama, “Zip, the Dodger,” Keystone | Parts; “A Night of Thrills,” two- ves and is ‘a perfectly inventor {# nearly killed and the] comedy | part drama The Adventures of right’ (as Mollie would say) woman A Thanhouser, featuring hae Sin Se ahaetute failure ; “eS jt Nimble bestia drama; “Vie I admire her very much moking, | te grl’s kindness to the crooked! Melbourne Until Saturday Night | Vian’s auty Test,” comedy, fear mother, is, in my opinion, RILEY CHAMBERLAIN mechanic results in his confession} The still, Small V * drama dbgey merely a question of taste—not a and a happy ending. The Understudy,” drar The | Ye College Playhouse Until Friday question of morals, either in men The leading roles are played by| pox of Chocolates,” dram “ Her Bargain,” with Sidney erga Charles Fowler and Velma Whit |Couple of Side-Order Fab] by| Ayres, two-part drama; ‘Disillu- ithe Watery lacked ate bi man, while George Routh will play|Geo, Ade. sioned The | Hermit's horror. “Margie,” she whispered, the part of the villain | ish | “Fido's Dramati¢ 1 don’t smoke,, do i. onde bs Grand Until Saturday Night I laughed m 2r mother, ' LIBERTY | “Master Key,” last episode; “Ant ) not, but I heard Dick tell Harry 35 ated Weekly The ne other night that his | Marshall Neilan will come to the a randmother smoked a pipe.” Liberty for the remainder of the eae Ras 6 She did. I have seen her,” said week In “The Country Roy.” The Clemmer Until Saturday Night Aunt Mar It was John’s and . boy comes to the city to accept al “Cabiria,” D'Annunzio’s film mas iidrds enamine” You "eM | Any Unusual Pathe Scenic § |i site's es" steer memier, Sallie, a wonderful woman Jleaves a girl behind him in_ the feed ee. tho kind that helped to pion country, and, upon his arrival {n| ,Alhambra Until Sunday Night bad hat a yen ae the countr the cfty, falls in love with a chorue}| “Three Weeks,” drama perime remedy few minutes later my Ruastan ) i girl eo —_ pees tI Poe all’ a ° sand ¢ etu 1 " nd got 1 made such an Clearest 1 SERS oe He neglecta his work and 1« dis 1 arities—a f need, 1 for the abolition reattle charged, With his two friends. a * 1d #0 eloquently of newspaper man and a ticket specu t we tha ther rly was Reason—Our $1,000 w on the roulette table ne t pe led she might be a Mirror Screen returns to the country to start a a ’ as t wor of aracter and worth newspaper : co atte Needless to state, he made it a Oh, Mttle book, how much more Wednesday, sue and married the country ““'terrible do the most of us hold fj girl mn fgeribie, ao toe oat of ue bold Hl ‘Thursday, Friday | gti “\we do thon 1 ncainet the oral ¥ ’ e ° ° most ste’ reg with all the sorree tot ss Erased What’s on the Bill Piiner'i aerula? oS ymin | ty ghi'estamial ver 1 had from ‘ | Colonial Until Saturday Night bd, Cone aide, only) liquor, I know that today she would | “The Lure,” drama; “Ambrose'r “ drink «co as to light |The Man Who Came Back,” drama Specialist” All gant’ » ant hee However er viet to this club Mission Until Saturday Night PN ih maT wy q Hy jekly, of ultra-emancipated women TH “Beneath the Sea drama Teas and make of pen used, a olng for r what | intende ‘Gerty,” comedy It was taking her out of herself | ee, E P STORE Remedy Co. id whe destined to have a Class A Until Saturday Night 14 Pike Street, greater shock before the left The Death Dice,” two-part 117 Madinon, Commercial Bldg. WASH. drama; “The Gratitude of Conduc