The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1915, Page 3

ARE CURES \ PERMANENT? ANNUAL OPERA OF UNIVERSITY WELL RECEIVED sh with ex music chara ance, the a tion of “The Li > university students at theatre, Friday night, ongenialtty. Miss Madell jallup, Miss Heines Westa principals th was ¢ Gille, Miss 1 Mary Wright, rson, Ra Kellie ri Athol ¢ who sang remarkab! we One of the most pleasing spec s the ng of a i ship across the stage all canvas pad and flags fly end filled with university Scenic effects cost $1,000, it ANXIOUS FOR JOBS tacles w sa rigs SAN FRANCISCO, April 24 ormed the government bureau t deman¢ work on the new federal in Alaska. It developed ar joker had cireul hundreds of ly needed Union Savings & Trust Co. - OF SEATTLE e project Resources Nearly $5,000,000 WHY NOT SAVE? { The clerk who saves some- thing each week, will soon have a fund that will start “ him in a business of his own. The clerk who saves nothing will always be a clerk INTEREST 4 PER CENT JAMES D. HOGE, President N. B. SOLNER, Vice President and Trust Officer HOGE BUILDING Heart of the District. the Financial | | for Your Baby Brooklyn Dairy Milk Best by Official Test, Past Years Perfect Pasteurization Three iped us to win the highest average tests, but that is only one of the many ways we safe guard users of Brooklyn Dairy Milk Brooklyn Dairy Co. Phone Kenwood 89 Seattie’s Cleanest Dairy fhunch-ewee,” wit! rers were urgent-| © ITALIAN ARMY DRILLING HARD; READY FOR WAR By Wm. Philip Sims VENTIMIGLIA, Italy, April 10.—(By mail to New York.) Is Italy coming into the war? This question was put to an Italian army offiger here to: day as he stood on the drill grounds watching his regi ment of Bersaglieri going through its paces. He did not immediately re ply Then he faced the ques tioner “Chi to eat” (Who knows A shrug of the shoulders ac words, & to Drilling nem in follow od oat something which the sergeant saying tke sounde hunch-gwee. on hunch-ewee. the “wee Invented by Napoleon is said the br ree in who once won he knew how fa in Europe march He that if th to the ate, th Austr and that | at the rate fan on ts had a Maneuver by Whis After this w nvers, taking « war | “Toot”—they begin to march |“hunch-gwee, hunch-gwee, hunch. le they form tn ‘NOTHER WOMAN © to |ITALY’S SOLDIERY WHICH NOW IS PREPARED FOR ARMED STRUGGLE WITH THE AUSTRIANS| STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1915, PAGE 3, An | We make stek on Febooary two call De leetle guy don't de use horns to be Auto mashers who Board of regents at meeting Fri da cons cholar n Sallebury says this © promoter of clean elec WANTS MARRIED 302 MAN EXPOSED «:: Press club theatre Annual ‘meeting and election of man reader speaks | oeticers of Seattle Drama club held v4 i ne Star's Friday nig Pot he gor Lamont Davis, son of Col. G. B. caused the # as aie “gener n who had loved t oe ‘pha ana aie psi 66 _ exame at West Point good The Akira Shito, commissioner of ieling the name of the so doing br P “I think it will do some “even tho it does break up a family, because the wife after ward will thank the people who helped her ffnd out what her husband was “If the man is let go and shielded this time, he won't profit by the lesson. He will only offend again, and have to be shielded again “| think the family is better off without him than with him “Twice as many voung girls are ruined by married men as by single men. A married man thinks the girls won't punish him if they find him out, on ac count of his family “1 am talking experi ence. | have paid the price and 1 know. | pity that woman, or any other woman who suffers what she did. “It is always the woman and not the man who has to pay “ONE WHO KNOWS.” RESUME WORK ON from Let your sore, swollen spread out in a bath of aching feet “riz” “Just coudn't wait to take my hat off!”, PENINSULA LINE 2330.00). ws ct. ‘ ave re rn-| take e e in that ed te ac the Se " A y propia yc’ eet feel like lumy 4 The| TZ It an t gloriey He! Your fee ance with 1x0 ying , . rr a ¢ 1 pinnae J There like It SWOBODA “PINGHED” BEFORE te 0 remedy that és ta PARI B ‘ ! puff r feet 1 caune t real name is Raym nut! Get a me on at etet as also that he was convictec 1udiany drug or department store everal Pears ago by the consulate) don't wait. Ah! how glad your court in Shanghai and imprisoned| feet get; how comfortable your in Germany, according to the M 6 feel You can wear shoes oday }size swalle you desire. ° two-thirds > aj tan here ave felt ch sorrier for the fre ing oy learns ea I must tak maki fuse a 1 poses Mrs. 8. Yoshimaka, ave Nt ed Frid ge tae t « nt E hard ay and Reput 300, attended dance at 504 Harvard Nearly Doug ices D: Adopted Sons and Daughters of Vashington met in first Christian night j as ha aus Schaeffer Henry pc { non Y M. ¢ A Suspend work again F4. Cable parted Mary Hart, Bremerton and in raising high anses, an Mr 1 Ho Washington Methodist church a Only a heavy rain can extinguish forest yunt irs John D. Rockefeller, conference of Free Everett names John Cudahy, pioneer fies at ( go. Age 71 University of Washington regents estdent, They're JOSH \’'SE SAYS Dave Cowlick has bought a ice creepers ter put on his shoes. He has moved inter his new house with th’ polished hardwood floors. NEW WAY TO BEAT | JOB AGENCY LAW | | Edward Coyle, 63, manager of| Coyle's Business Chances, is in the city Jail, accused of violating the ne ent agency law the Yukon hotel was fe enyon, civil serv-| © examiner ade the arrest, | to have been rented for 20 week hb as many different would roomers, all within one week It is alleged Coyle made all ap-| plicante for jobs register and pay | $2 room rent, The men never occu-| pied the room, Kenyon says | HANG MAN WHO TRIED TO KILL THE SULTAN CAIRO, Egypt, April 24.—-Moham med Khalll, arrested recently, fol-| lowing an unsuccessful attempt tol aswinate the newly appointed sul has been privately hang in prison if Those Seattle Theatre Favorites|] — The Anthon Co., Rob- Anthon, Effie John- k Harring- funny trav- j q “ 1 Jim and |} Hartman : strumentalists, Vocal- fie ists, Whistlers and ‘a Imitate i Cuba’s i | autiful actress who has been pes that she ng is worth a aes that she of them before found it out, they have realization that noth . H : 4 Foremost |i © : - bd +4 4 Soldiers of Sicily, Italy's Island In the Mediterranean, the Fierce Warriors of Victor Emmanuel's Army, Entertainer . Riding on Their Native Carte ‘ é ’ } Sunshine’ |” | Confessions of. aWife That ile get with el big voice, in a com- i JIM EDIE 18 VERY SERIOUS | “Hut, Margie? 0 paver | much that ‘human plete new act. ,,,| ists are all talking so much ab pee ai —— You see, M Are e.” waid J m, who} lately as is a Woman. His soul, a i |seemed to be in a very communt-| well as hin body needs food i jeative mo ideals and reality ir wever rough or to he is, bh ; fives : metimes is starving for under | er known realm that the | Phin taei, Lee part of him that wlll itgian Chasseurs on the March. Alpine Frontiersmen Equipped With! is know and the heart en del oa ‘ Skis to Cross Mountains fa red fan nd cold ise no woman will] the promise platform | eal try as hard to understand ther is trying to place the oth- | At 2 pene: of company, —- eis, she does to then ver t or ber platform built after) _Pi tures — : ini t up to the als of him,|of understand ack of in-| that perhaps he or she is only hang ae — P wering fa men ree and grow fenl clination f In ng on to that platform by the skin Lincoln high school celebrated Jim, lam beginning to think you au es : y owidn't, Margie, for 1 Twenty anrual meeting of ? t t ‘whet 1 ; ‘ and save * if I said beni 4 n's Home ¥ nar ety A five-part Kleine feature lo ft would be cue of be held next Thursday and nal set fa Pari d down deep in the heart y in Seattle ae ae ia | man can say to any Always a good show. New steamer Bainbridge under pare enn SeALUTIAG self Change Sunday and ; onstruction by A D 4 beautiful Lyda Borelii— Margie, you see peo: ee . ed or|ing Co, will be launched Wednesda adapted from the famous been married years hursday fate TONY'S SIGN French novel by Henry reed Neary sgt ent aay Amateurs Tuesday and | Bataille Their placid faces show a calm Friday | 5 Three days, starting Sun- content, but if you look closely you : 4 day will find on both faces the sears of JJ Open 12:30 to 11 P. M. De grounds « Joste barda misur retand of hurts and oth. fb - Ter de pick No raise in prices. isunderstanding, : === | Hie deo. sar paves, er emotional disturbances. Like | 2 Cc NAVY YARD ROUTE ‘ { & great expenditure | f ‘ | Steamers H. B. Keamedy and Tourist 3 talk ike Aunt Mary | Leave Colman Dock, Seattle, 6:30 (except , Margie. 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