The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1915, Page 11

STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1915. PAGE 11 TONIGHT AND SATURDAY ONLY BUSHMAN PLAYS L] | aly Ic 01 GIRLS, HE'S FINE : : P Feminine Movie Fans’ Ido! j pictures in McCutcheon Play 9 a MANY GOOD BILLS ON Good things are on tap at the OUTLET. Prohibition kills our chance of doing business after January | Mathais: Teaanattn "The Nuts Ist, so we're getting rid of this stock as fast as we can. Profit, you say? Bless you, man, we are satis- anc on terfly” Is Drawing Good fied to get part of our cost back. You've been buying things to wear all your life, so you ought to Houses at Colonial know goods. Take a peep at these and you'll realize what real bargains are. a | sammamed ALHAMBRA With Francis Bushman as “Gren fall Lorry,” and Beverly Bayne as 5 a a Yetive,” princess of Graustark, t { George Barr MeCutcheonttes have ats en S$ ul Ss ir Ss thetr favorite novel acted out be |fore their eyes at the mbra $4.00 John B. Stetsons; all _$ $10.00 SUITS, an odd lot 50c and 75¢ WORK his wee h ° dd love A . d thrile contalue mais mere taal sizes, but odd lot; choice at. 1 .48 Mr ahacesksey wsi%s $3. 95 SHIRTS at ........... tushman, as the precocious $3.00 Hats, in all sizes and $ 5 $1.00 and $1.25 Green Hood Aisertehn Bone aicesatan Gt court , $10.00 and $12.00 SUITS, 2 ‘ and wool the sesai Ben Bey r Pepe enon He teeeereece 1 9 choice of what's left for..... 8 Union Label on i ys ‘ self, mind you—makes the audience ot; 50 A O sit up and Kasp at. the way hel jee ected ae 5.00 SUITS $7 95 ena seergeedt ohana cae slams folks around in his ardor to] choice at Union FIRST AT PIKE—10c protect her majest hin sweet: | | and $20.00 SUITS $ 5 50c and 75c Chambray BLOUSES, the of course, he 2 ; pasa 9.8 for boys, all sizes, at ” Bae aw win and the o then t od old U. 8. A I i ‘ " 7 |e ts x capable dramatization, with $1.50 Japanese Straw B. V. D. and POROSKNIT 67c GOWNS, all sizes, ages 7 to 15.... Cc : am aster playing he nero'e role ult Genes 55.23. nih $1.00 UNION SUITS ............. UNDER EAR 4 ff for the form s to aeventage Some figger __ OVER ITS GOOD FORTUNE ="=:~""f Shoes |Men’s Pants|:"—"" ‘ ——— COLONIAL 2 ae $1.00 Fancy Lisle UNDERWE AR, SEWARD, May 28 —Seward Colonial theatre Bat oe | $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords, in all 1 38 $1.75 PANTS 79 per garment ; ~Aahs dig Manerpsaragiy<¥ - colors and sizes, a pair for ial hae Cc : { Qeems With excitement over tts good taking over of the MM) forces of the United States. The T railroad building of o fortune in being the chosen terminalis a refutation of the stories to the the x and Fame Film 50c Hanes’ Elastic Rib | Yor Uncle Sam's great Alaskan rail-,effect that the big structure was corporations, and $4.00 and $5.00 Packard and $2.50 PANTS 1 at yoad, and it will be many weeks yet| not included tn the dea them f $2 39 f il : snl ep Ril habla before folks who are now conducting| Wil; Sell Ship Creek Lots | K an er Keith Shoes for..... . ° AAEEN EG: ala de . $3.50 Wool UNION SUITS thelr affairs at high gear wil @rop| A small amount of work has been| ton | $3.00 and $3.50 Heavy Work $1 95 ise 50 PANTS $ 1 89 ee ee tnt it fat ° Y to So f bt k not venting | ese es Fe > : Yack into intermediate, | [started on the Alaska Northern tc ar this woek not an evening Shoes for or ° $1.25 Merino UNION SUITS jit ot the Alaska Northern is| mebere, it for the running of either! co.7tn attendance to seo Barbara $7.00 Chippewa, Washington 3.89 $4.50 and $5.00 PANTS $2 434 #-- The Butterfly n | and other Logging Shoes for ° for ae ¢ ¥ heav te { gwatted with {mpatience. That oc rotitn, ° Tennant ir ‘olling stock. The work is bein eufrence will mark the real begin:| directed by W. J. Fogelatrow, Hem out doubt 8 $1.50 Outing Flannel PAJAMAS, ning of this city’s boom, every one) jamin L. Campbell, Donald MebDe ! e has ever per suit i patron: : 35c Silk Four-in-Hand Ties ... be 5 4 Longing ort rages ye Sc Neckwear for 22¢ ovs ul ts Barga n3 in Alaska Outfits 1 of speculation in town lots in Ship tanh Tile of Mele> 3 : tiieed 75¢ and $1.00 Neckwear for ic epee electra irae cma MONE Re dk ‘g Creek townsite, the government “tl ge Br erat ihe 4 and Pants Suspenders and Hose 4 Delleves. ald and R. N. Moyer, recent arrivals The office building of the Alaska| in Seward Northern has been invaded by the) To gy ! d against the possibility pportunity to ¢ hi her tr plane to either lease the lots or well OPPOr'™ a ™ “ ionic powers, Her work a ‘ b them for a nominal price, with prop ifeompe : : Brotherhood Gloves An odd lot, values up to 50c President SUSPENDERS, jer safeguards to shut out specu eee lators | i 7 5,00, at .. ee Se re i 28 : A. Christenson, chief of the field bay $1.50 quality at $1.75 quality at $ a GUE Sccscincdbes scape ens susasesee Cc Oe ard metre mg ype attracting shimoaaad eo the Caer | $1 09 $ 1 l 7 vt A ae beautiful veld ea ged of other 1 7c neering commission about laying , re tak t , | out the townsite and plactne | che marl halla Recap ae a a Mechanics’ $1.00 $3.00 and $3.50 SUITS, 10c Black or Tan Hose, 5 | Lively Demand for Lots Shin ton sateen éte Hevela for the 35c ork Gloves at White Coats at exceptional values at OPO eee eiae’s ee cedereves esse Cc Mi owag [ aver — areeeey hand Jack, and little Mary ts the 18 39 75c KNICKERBOCKER 25c Lisle Hose, 1 1 4 jot t ew railroad town. | vic in the end { . a Hit te believed quite a time must|timeie ine ne nee t bec c c PANTS at ve ‘ geares rete seeseeeeerens cf 3 elapse before the matter can be #0 | appeared tox: D ATTRACTION—JEFF De ANGELIS IN “BEWARE OF THE DOG—15 Minutes’ Fun ther In the sar & permanent town possible or ad-|ORPHEUM 1 | visable. | A freak of nature marks the turn q | The site will first hare to beling point in the Or pheum's head ; Occidental |ehosen. This will only mark the|liner, “God's Witness,” and leads! 4 | beginning of the real work. |the story to a pleasant ending. The The fire which recently swept) heroine is used of murdering ce and Yesler the government maahine shopa | her grandfather. She {s cleared fg < can a loss of 0. An Old lo! when a pane of glass upon Which a @ P — é 3 a Corner Occidental and Washington—One Block From Interurban Station were destroyed ? % —_—_— |standing features of the great “Th: | the Sky series) BIG WHEAT YIELD [1212 sor sevarentiy ty to rtve — a the audience a constant thrill, and| ' Market | arranged as to make the butiding of “ee | comotive w spotied and a lathe;streak of lightn! Dg has photograph | The os to private people GRAND whose houses were burned will not! Actual scenes that make you gasp jrun above $5,000 in astonishment is one of the out ee N— Diamond From s | | | = a” iia eeceed att aad | Clemmer Ending Saturday Night | SOPRA, Wes"Hs ome uonarea ihn "pect the tui'neyt baal Clammer,Eoaing Saterday Not RULING OM OIL CASE! | | ERA, May 29.~One hundred beet alt # fact Is well cnburn, Muriel Ostriche and Ed Qi | | S jials and thirty-six million bushels of Se ee carer ee nt] Wiel NNR); V0 cee | WASHINGTON, May 28—The in | We | : wheat is the es e of retary 7 algal 8 erees. ' ea Oe Ie | Zz a ‘4.8 |terstate commerce commission to al Mohler of the state board of agricul-| 4 )8si0N Mission Ending Saturday Night | gay issued an order authorizing the ; | oO} | % | ture for the 1915 Kansas crop It doesn’t pay to get mad and The Esterbrook ( three ea eteceid* f Southern Pactfic railroad and the | Only the 1914 yield of 180,000. make threats. Such I the lesson|Parts; “The Park Honeymoon.) Ul lt tA tl | |000 surpasses the present outlook |The Esterbrook Case." at the Mtis-/r*": “How Slippery Sim Saw the| Associated Ot Co. to continue oper | Farmers expect to get $1 for their/sion, attempts to teach. It is an} Sho¥ ating tank steamers from California! a| eee wheat at the start That means excellent subject, and it shows how to Alaska and Hawali but ruled that 9136,000,000 additional wealth for a jeaious young man is accused of| Colonial Ending Saturday Night | they must abandon such California, the state, with fine alfalfa and corn killing a man who has flirted with The Butterfly” (Barbara Ten Washington and Oregon shipping, tf A woman came tnto The Star of- James F. Fielder, successor to nant and Howard Estabrook): “Be ; agp Ys i ecting | fice And asked for the editor. : ow ° } Prospects to be cashed later in the | his flancee, because of his manifest)... "oe the Dog” (Jefferson De they have pipe lines connecting Woodrow Wilson as governor of MEATS STALLS 1.9 Fresh Dressed Hens, Ib. 17¢ Spare Ribs, Ib.. -10¢ Pot Roast, Ib.... ile She told us her story. Tears Steer Shoulder Steak, 19/2¢ {cE janon. be ta Angelia), comedy aanitbetcocnes filled her eyes as she talked New Jersey, Mrs. Fielder and the Veal Chops, Ib.... -15¢ Pao is no business depression in ‘utees Kadion Saturday _Night aging The Star gete many callers on| governor's staff, included in a party 4 Anchor Brand Bacon, Ib. 10¢ FISH STALL 11 ~B - Orpheum Ending Saturday Night similar business, but {t isn’t easy 82 SHIP TORPEDOED; of Hate,” “Mabel's Willful Way.” Pee cee ee meee nildren—& mother ta tears. | * (Patty Arbuckle). Falls Hitnia guceeahs This woman has a husband.| The Chamber of Commerce has . | GREW IS RESCUED PROG RAM S| “12nd Ending Saturday Night |B war naddenus, with a raflroad. He lost it thra|-They will be taken to Tacoma dur-| NOW PLAYING TO BIG, SATISFIED AUDIENCES: N.Y. Sacro LEE BUTTERFLY bd | Once he held a responsible position | taken charge of the entertainment Halibut, 4 Ibs....-0.-0-.25¢ The Prodigal's Progrons” (No. 4 drink. He has bad no steady work|ing the day for « short visit, after| | | Salmon, Ib. -oo+es0-00--10¢ PENZANCE, May 28.—The Brit-| biberty Ending Gaturday Night te aearts; “Tony”; “Auk Baw fos. (HO years S80 there ‘The | Neh they will be escorted over| | Fresh Smelts, § Ibs.....25¢ | ish steam Caedeby, en route to Car. pieKtord). mated Weekly”; “Broken Hearts family is three months behind in| {pe “Uy in autos. They will dine at) | Gift trom Oporto, was torpedoed and eee and Pledges.” rent. AND THERE ARE Five] ‘te Washington hotel, and, Tups | VE ABI sunk by a submarine off Cornwail,| oe cee CHILDREN, the eunguct) avpees | d8y, will Teave for Victoria. | GETABLES {t was learned today, when surviv-| Alhambra Ending Sunday Night | Tillkum Ending Saturday Night Jold, the eldest eight years. | STALL 17 | New Potatoes, @ Ibs....25¢ Choice Cauliflower, each.... | ors from the vessel were landed at| “Graustark’ (Francis Bushman), At the Banquet Table” (King Two of the children go to school. | | Newlin by fishing vessels |six parts. Raggot), two parte; “His Romany | the last thing they say wren |LOSES CLAY CLAIM The Caedeby was a vessel of 1,130 eee Wife,” two parts; “When Cupid |they leave in the morning,” sald | tong and carried a cargo of pitwood.| Class A Ending Saturday Night | Crossed the Bay |the mother, “is, ‘Mamma, I'm hun-| cee The general land office at Wash-| seeteeeeress ++ ASE 0nd BOE fi Four passengers and the crew of 18] “Life's Staircase”; “The Spark sry ington has affirmed the decision « 4 ve! rro! e sb y aes ¢ Asparagus, 8 bunehes...25¢ [| Beh Were Fescued. From the Embers,” two parts; "He| Seattle Ending Saturday Night | can at the Right Drug Co It has been that way for a week. | the local land office, in the Orem W | - rhe Alter of Ambition,” twol waskinetes str hear betena “atas|'They have had only dry bread to 5 ; Ratan reels; “The Song of the Heart,” -government pl eat—not fresh bread with butter,| Brown case, to determine whether , 4 prescr deposits of clay can be entered un two reels; “The Smuggler”; “The ioluteiy wich but JUST DRY BREAD—the moth- - | ; : oly without char er 8 Ab By nlately without che y by he der the United States mining laws | a0 8 fer you the doctors services as on “My husband wants to work, Ee er commissioner ruled} Alaska Ending jaturday Night | 'nducement. ¥ w says the woman, “but he can't go| they can not. | “The Absentee” (Robert Ede Leseiatnaeabishbersietihaas teas back where he was because he was || | | FRUITS STALL 10 Cherries, lb. «00 Grape Fruit, 6 for. Pineapple, 3 Ibs. COLONIAL THEATRE 2 son), five parts, and a oneree! | fired for drinking. They won't be comedy lieve him when he says he has quit Pie Cherries, 4 Ibs. ‘ a oes day Night | aaa he can't get work anywhere Séos Madison Ending Thureday | else.’ ] | on gchar a “America.” | | All right, now um 1] st aateied | Who has a job for a man who i AKER’ was once fired for drinking, and | . | yoery ry |) RESIDENCE THEATRES who hae five starving chiiasen? |i Today, Fri, and Sat. | | Call the elty editor of The Star 2 10c loaves Bread......15¢ | Home Ending Saturday | and we'll tell you how ‘to get into Continuous, 1 to 11 P.M. | y | J. Warren Kerrigan, in “The communteation with him A Mutual Masterpiece 18 doz. Cookies.. re yuardian of the Flocks,” a two-pai 30 DAYS | “ " " ” | drama; “The Maid of the Mi PLAY FINAL GAMES God Witn rua, “Aninatet reat COT PRICESH | niin wontons von aves 5 Withess 2, toptoal; “Around the World in| 1 inched the city high school base: a maton pad orb FREE Sill “chacspionahip tor the’ eenbors FOUR PARTS scenic EXAMINATION the Pine st. boys will complete the | An Intensely . Gripping schedule by clashing with the Story of the Suany South Franklin team in the wind-up game GROCERIES STALLS 13-14 Soda Crackers, lb...... 5¢ sack Pastry Flour eanut Butter, Ib. Ye College Ending Saturday 25c Per Cent Reduction Two 25e cans Pineapp gee | Baker's Cocoa, can The Clutehi Hand,” No. 13 from these regular prices. of the high school season at Co: | | | Res. 40¢ Brooms two parts; “A Shot in the Dark,"| 122K Gold Crowns Sen phate re ae pet nuGHete: Rvane Wilken Pic cs wo D She 7 k, ees Hroadway has not been defeatec | BEA fans aspatenes drama; "Animated Weekly,” top: i Bridgework ... ‘ this season and will attempt to Featuring | 20¢ i 4 ical; “A Coat's a Coat,” comedy Tic deck @ caer vested FLORENCE LA BADIE | Dried Peaches, 2 ibs... Dried Figs, 4 lbs.... Dried Apples, 4 Ibs & 07, Salad Dressing.... B bottles Cateup....... BUTTER and EGGS ene , If the grounds are in any Kind’ of Star of “The Million Dol- faa! celain Crown. on Do | Queen Anne Tonight even 4 condition, Ballard and West Seattle | lar Mystery” | “The Woman Without a Heart, i F; 5 Hwill fight it out for second place] uA Bcs lthree parte: “Pathe Weekly”; “Col, Silver Fillings. SO¢F today. The teams are evenly | b Heeza Liar.” We do exactly as advertised.§ matched, and a hard fight ts ex A Screaming Key- : stone Comedy ’ Lady ps vay o> ye Pipeeo pected Ballard ie om Wat All work guarant aff Side team by one point and a vic: Es CLUBWOMEN OF ELECTR TB Spies latter in second | PR Ha OREGON MEETING J ewgA New Ford Sterli | >D: STALL 18 q Washington Creamery @ut 4 ANY SEAT 10c | 4 y ; 270 2 Keyst Comed: i— | 1 3 Bese wild Rose Milk pe PORTLAND, May 28.—Mra. Perey PAINLESS oe — FullOrpheum Orchestra regon Ranch Kegs 20¢ — American Full Cream Cheese, | Grand theatre. Charlotte Burton, as the woman of the world. There Publ Ball at Hippodrome, June 1 is an opportunity for some fortunate person to win $10,000 for a sequel | council meetings of the Oregon con. ff tet and Pike, Opp. Public Market to this serial. ference, which will begin June 5. | Laboring People’s ventists. ‘ v . i *)4 Vv. Pennybacker, president of the he 8k Scene from the “Diamond From the Sky,” now playing at the| ome te today to attend the Class 5c it 3rd at | Pp THIS WEER) ONLY