The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1915, Page 3

[Under the new seamen’s act. ;call up Mr. | Please be sure.—(Advertisement.) show Today, Tuesday, Wednesday—3 Days Only! FIRST TIME SHOWN IN AMERICA The Picture You Have Read About “THE SKI MAN” Made in the rugged Cascade Mountains Scenic Hot Springs in midwinter, depicting with startling vividnes the vast snow covered stretches of the mountains. The Ski Man | A young giant single handed, brings about the capture of the aeroplane; enact by William Hell who, A Cast of Seattle Actors fur tr daughter, Man's enacted Herendes. The the by ler. Hearst-Selig News Pictorial the rammed liner “Ryn- dam” limping into New York harbor and 7,000 plumed Kmights Templar in full uniform on parade in Philadel- phia, and other news happenings of the world. Showing The Heroine ader Gladys The Aviator ® | Who wrecks his ma Ski chine and gives a sweetheart thrill; enacted by Aviator Munter. Professor’s Painless Cure A Vitagri the adventures of an ed professor on his wedding day and how he cures his wife of the dance craze. ipa comedy, depicting absent-mind- The All-Star Trio in New Character Songs LHAMBR WESTLAKE, PINE AND FIFTH 5c—1600 Seats—10c RAISE ALLOWANCE Seamen have been granted an tn- ereased board allowance by Alaska jand coastwise steamship comp’ a Confessio nies. Wage differences will be held fn leash until the companies can ] determine just where they stand) ¢1 ganoR FAIRLOW AND DICK AGAIN (Copyright, 1915, by the paper terprise Association) “Where is Aunt Mary?” I sali, as I noticed that Dick and Kitty, Jim and Eleanor were alone “Oh, we took her home from the said Dick, “and when we THE DENTAL WAR IS ON, BUT : En Anybody who saw man strike an- other tn light check suit on Third and Columbia street at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, June 5, please Kriete, Main 2868. THEREGAL DENTAL OFFICES ARE: ABSOLUTELY INDEPENDENT! 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We haven't found if nec-| that and essary do clownish “stunts,” means stand on our head, figuratively speaking, to preach isms and doc trines or make sorry attempts be comical to attract attention to ourselves, No—our satisfied pa- tients are what has advertised this business, who has passed examinations to he knows his business ket @ guarantee that by the ope Clark, manager license hangs on the wall right in front of his chatr. “Better be safe than sorry.” “A word to the wise Is sufficient REGAL DENTAL OFFICES Dr. L. R. Clark, Manager 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. 3rd & Union i to | you |something, signed nd by Dr. L. BR. operator's or to h | found you were not there we came over here to Eliene's to get you. Harry is not bome yet.” said Eliene, “so you people must stay until he comes,” and bell beside her. Is any one she asked of the swered the bell Yes, madame, the cook, the maids and myself. “Ask the cook to send something hot in a chafing dish and some other food for a light luncheon for | six, * Eliene ordered. 1 could not help thinking feasy it is to do things when have plenty of money. Eliene was giving orders at half past 11 for a luncheon for six people as a [matter of course, without the slightest thought of the troub’ she was giving “My, downstairs? who an up, man two of how ou I'm glad you are going to have something to eat, Eliene, said Jim. My appetite always hurts me about this time of night, and Aunt Mary rather frowned on going to @ restaurant after we left the theatre, and so we took her home. I think with an excuse to come over here in hopes that you would feed a | starving party | “Jim, you are incorrigible, marked Eliene. How did | Mary enjoy the show?" don't think she was terribly keen over it. She said she did not jee anything very naked, overdeveloped knees of a number of young women cavorting about the stage,” he assured with a grin “And she's right, in Dick, emphatically |icans have not yet place where we know real fem! nine beauty when we see it. We admire anything that's striking, but I don't believe nine men of ten can appreciate a beautiful | Woman, notwithstanding they are always talking about thelr discov eries in that line.” “Are they always talking about women?” asked Kitty, demurely Either talking about them |thinking about them,” \Jim, gallantly I happened to be jto Eleanor and Dick ask him in a low vole let me out, Dick, dear Don't be foolish,” he answered, in the same low tone, evidently an }noyed at her caressing expresston I wish I could describe to little book, Eleanor Fairlow’s face as she asked the questic nd agein as she received the answ I think IT have told you that she is a beautiful woman—with her hair so black that it has | shadows in ft. Her eyes are also | black, and they can send into your very soul a glance of utmost mean ing, but usually they are velled be hind exquisite dusky curling lash She asked her question confi dently, evidently expecting an en tirely different answer, Her whole face was lighted up as if she only waited for the words that would confirm her implied faith in Dick's constant thought of her. At his answer, this hole expression of sublimated joy was blotted out As he spoke, Dick turned uneas fly and quickly to see !f any one had heard them, and he flushed) red as he caught my eye, altho | am sure [ made my face absolutely inexpressive, He turned to me di rectly. “Are you tired, Margie?” he asked, “Would you rather go re as usual,” put We Amer reached the out or enough par her Does that near to you, she rang a} Dick was delighted | Aunt| beautiful in the} her, | declared | purplish | STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1915. PAGE 3, WHAT'S ON AT THE MOVIES B y Fer COLONIAL ! the without featur “Lola,” woman a the veritable woul, the © photoplay at Colonial this week, ts id wonderful plot a feast for the The of the # mor play has a iff nightmares are ma and 1s a thriller from the start } A beautiful girl, jan inventive doctor ther restores her life, but he fs not atic her soul, There after thief, ang things that are and comes finally on the verge of her death. She dies a second tim realizing the pitiful futility life-giving instrument, the smashes the lifer er into frag. ments | Horrible,” sald one of a day audience, gazing at in which Death ta m the Lola, leaving the operating table. The Magic Bottle” gives one re }laxation, It is full of laughs, Bride and groom are given a magic bottle filled with a substance that will turn black iret act of infidel tty Both ar gu the bottle} fun | ghter of dies, Her fa Lola, da to r she tore fa w a of his vast th soul of the on a at th part of eithe the rush for lot of n the and furnishes a | Mission | There is a mighty Inhown this week at The Inventor's P |Smiley and Florence ing the principal ro! Two inventors figure Jeaused by a third inventor a crazy delusion wronged by genius of the scene, an au Ja rickety brid one of th ures. The girl occu pant is removed from the wre jeutting a hole in the fine the photoplay | Misaion, | with Jobn| Willams act-| in perils who, in thinks he bas been Marvelll, the great world. A realiatic ® plunge thrul : » a deep lake, Iny | by top of the car. | . LIBERTY | | “The Juggernaut,” ts continuing as the Liberty's attraction, staying until Tuesday night. Never were Anita Stewart and Earle Williams }so happily cast as in this stupen }dous railroad drama, This Vita |graph production ts in five parte and bas a great wreck scene. The |cast is fully up to the standard re sired by a film of this caliber ne in which a fast “passen. ” crashes thru the tottering bridge is in a class by itself, noth-| jing to approach it having ever |been attempted before in screen | sensations PROGRAMS Liberty Ending Tuesday Night The Juggernsut (Anita & art and Earle Williams), five parts “Strictly Neutral” (Kate Price and Flora Finch), comedy-drama. ee Colonial Ending Saturday Night Lola” (Clara Kimball Young), | five parts. (he) Class A Ending Tuesday Night S ons 0 aw fe A Daughter of the Nile” (Mary a Fu thr “When Her aller) Idol parts Fell comedy; “Mutual SERRE RR ERR RE MEvw | Clemmer Ending Tuesday Night M'liss” (Howard Estabrook and Barbara Tennant) eee M: i “Th on Ending Tuesday Night | Inventor's Peri!” (Lily Les lie and Florence Williams), two parts; “The Clutch of Cireum- stances,” two parts; “Bunny in Bunnyland,” comedy Alhambra Beginning Monday “The Ski Man,” four reels. Grand Ending Tu Th Siient Command |Leonard and- Ella Hall); Were Heroes,” comedy. day Night (Bob “They | Seattle Ending Tuesday Night Rad Buck of Santa Ynez” «|S. Hart), two reels; “The Heart of the Princess Marsari” (Margare Snow and James Cruze), two ree At the Edge of Things,” “In a Dif. omg Position.” Alaska Ending Tuesday Night “The Darkening Trail” (Wm Hart), four parts; “The Riot, comedy, cee Moore Ending Thursday Night U. 8S. Navy of 1915" (Lyman H. | Howe feature) Madison Ending Tuesday Night The Cowboy and the Lady” (8 Miller Kent); “The Black Bo No. 12, RESIDENCE THEATRES | Home Ending Tuesday “Under the Black Robe,” four-part |feature; “Pokes and Jabbs,” com . ° Ye College Ending Tuesday “The Cameo Ring,” two-part dra- ma; “One Night,” drama; “He Fell in the Park,” comedy; “Physical Training in the French Army,” edu: cational I lied, easily, “I'm having . good time. I would like to stay,” Just then Harry came in and we all moved toward the dining room | I wonder, little book, if it were ja tear that 1 saw shining behind Hleanor Fairlow’s long lashes, as{ I caught Jim's voice expounding in} his usual gay tone, “Yes, Madame! Kitty, we all have our right to hap-| piness, and there's always enough | the world to go around, The mis-| we make is if we do not find} we usually go over else's yard and try o tak our own, somebody steal theirs. Are you try leaving her ing to excuse Kitty's husband to his ‘good works’ and coming over here to snitch some of our happiness?" asked Dick, with a grin I glanced at Eleanor Fatrlow, ‘atl caught her looking at me with an} expression that bothered me. Was she seeking her happiness over in my yard? Suddenly the whole thing grew nbearable and I turned to Dick whispered, “Let's go home. (To be continued tomorrow.) OFF TO CONVENTION | Many Seattle club women left to day for Spokane to attend the 19th annual convention of the Washing-| ‘ton State Federation of Women's! clubs, which opens there Tuesday. and e d:d ALHAMBRA Seuttle's ment was € tures tod enting a film, by the poration, The xtended to motion ple The Alhambra in pre: | Soattlo-m ure Washington Film Cor The Ski Mar scenes are laid in the moun tains (Scenic Hot Springs), whe 1 tale ts unfolded —epitomizin mountaineers love for a t daughter, Gladys Bernedes Win, Heller, both locally nent, are the lovers, It first time “out” In the kame The film. provides eltement, tneluding ter n aeroplane of dark-« hom promt: | is their pleture a bunch of ex Herbert Mun Herb ts one vill-yuns, In ex ing his part, Munter added a thrill une d for by the scenario the feat of trying to fly thru the mountain instead of over it, Mur r wagn't damaged, but the ma chine was smashed SEATTLE William 8. tar who Is Hart, the Kay without a peer as an nator of “bad man” part n dramas, is one of the ortainers at the Seattle rs, a8 usual, in a heart Western play, taking the an outlaw who wins the of the audience by bi cts and = sacrifices &k of Santa Ynez little child melts the “bad man” b: adings . Tee Went reen en Hart apy nding art of hearted Bad Ff parts) heart « Aweet a pl CLASS A The Daughter of the Nile |Mary Fuller, at the Class A idex two reels full of Interest, ment and suspense Mis « Fuller invests the role Sphinx” with a sinister charm. ll type of beauty is especially appropriate for this character Matt Moore. brother-tn-law of Mary Pickford, is a most suitable! with pro ex ot e | Film Film opposite Much of the and all is faseinatiog The ton, who would forsake his flances for the Egyptian vampire, are fraught with athon and atir the action in this nur athet Claver tions | emotion The well graphed CLEMMER The Clemmer has nant of her a Rarbara Ter greatest five-part Worlé that gives Wer for the display It is a vivid ster: p life n fr arte i daughter of the founder Smith's Pocket, Red Mo Ne Smith's Pocket did not yle ch gold, so Smith desert claim, took to drink, and shot or killed hin died, le ng unrul to the care of the At this point the stor you te pr full opport er charms evada ¢ of Bret I tiie untalr Smith m ed the was either Anyhow, he little M'lins Pocketers is given a twist that excites the mit. The action revolve round M’'liss’ violent love for schoolmaster (Howard Estabroo eee GRAND In the shown in Hall, the she had the wife The flan Seattle leading lent Ce production Ela tres nard’s before was his Ella comes to the si Son last screen ttle, starrir earold mov part of Bob L time Now young as Léonard’s daughter, feminine in “Tt mmand” at the Grand versatility, eh? A physician atte to hy tize the girl into killing her fat in the morning her parent found ad and in accused of th deed thru circumstantial evi nee, At this, her fiancee, a law yer and hypnotist, to work and suce de in discovering the true murderer, a servant rol ts po ‘LOLA’ SENSATION! With Beautiful CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG Playing the Part of BEAUTIFUL LOLA Thousands Have Expressed Their Opinions We Want Yours, Too! It’s a big, wideawake, thrilling story that keeps you on your toe RETURN ENGAGEMENT TO THE CITY THIS WEEK ONLY EXTRA! | Added Attraction | CRAWFORD, Tom Wise in “The (Magic Bottle” Comedy ORGANIST COLONIA ‘LOLA SECOND AVE. AT JAMES ST. Big Clearance Millinery COMMENCING TUESDAY $7.50 Values in Trimmed Hats $2.98 Tr immed ut at $2.5 o sell for $7.50, shop asks you | $10 Values in Trimmed Hats $3.75 skillfully trimmed with the novelties of the season in flowers, feathers, ribbon, ete Do not confuse these with the trashy, cheap hats that are being brought to your notice every day, which are made up only for sales purposes. -All our hats are made for our regular trade in our own work- Dollar Waists 200 Dainty Waists, white, flesh, blue, tan, ltagerie and cot- ton voiles, which had been $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 to $2.00. Your pick tomorrow 91.00 EXTRA! Taken at random from different departments in the store as I passed by. 35c Combination — Corset | 58c sleeve, neck and sleeves fin- Cover of allover em- broidery, ished with embroidery edge, Drawers trimmed with lace, ribbon run; worth S5c ribbon run, Sizes 34 to 42, Worth 50c. De worth s0c, to tans, bisek | Rise Cloth, ; in wie and pink, Seamless with re- 35c harap rt! inforeed heel and toe. gs ar suiting weight; worth vintage to be vill made specialty be $7 for and such hat The season's newest creations, rooms by at Muslin Gowns, slip- over style, kimono Children's Stockings, 1 White Voile, regular 25e value, 40 Inches wide; splendid for summer dresses or waists. 10 White Lace Voile, C regular 25¢ grade, splendid for summer dresses, waists, ete. White Bedspreads, $1 48 size 78x88 inches, extra heavy weight, scroll de- signs; worth $2.50. 98c Mercerized Table Cloths, size 56x64, as- sorted patterns, hemmed ready for use, Regular $1.25 value. 7 White Outing Flannel, regular 10c quality, 27 inches wide, soft and fluffy fin- ish. [2 Features /Atthe Mission TODAY AND TUESDAY Lily Leslie In the Lubin special “THE INVENTOR’S PERIL” A story of a wireless telephone experiment. Lillian Drew In “The Clutch of Circum- stance,” a 2reel Essanay; an outdoor drama. A Cartoon Comedy Women's White Ribbed Summer Lisle Vests, sless, low and medium | eck, nicely trimmed with rib- an and 2-inch crochet embroid- ery. An exceptional bargain at this price. Women's Bathing $1.98 sire navy ane black. Military. trimmed in white pique and colors, all sizes. 69 Women's White Union C Suits, fine liste thread finish, in knee and umbrella style, trimmed with wide lace and embroidery. Cool and | comfortable for summer wear; worth $1.00 BAN ON CRUELTY IN ROUNDUP HERE Spurless spurs will be used by/| | sow ees in the Western Stampede land Roundup here this summer, in order that Seattle ministers and | other persons concerned in the wel- fare of the horse may have no peo coming. Fifty of the wildest buck- ling horses west of the Mississippi! | will be ridden in this way. Women, lwill be barred from participation | tg bucking contests. | NO FEAR OF WAR IN EAST, PASTOR SAYS Returning from the Presbyter ‘| eneral assembly at Rochester, N Y., Dr. M. A. Matthews, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, says he found a prevalent sentiment in| ‘the East that there is no fear of war with Germany because of pres- emt misunderstandings, | He preached Sunday on “Amert- ca’s Responsibility,” which, he said, | was great from the standpoint of} ‘AUSTRIANS DONT =| Sc Fioon'sear” | | | WANT TO GO BACK | | Six Austritns fc fore reed to flee from} | Canada, because of the intense feel-| ing against their fatherland, to the United States, have sent a letter to| Serretary of Labor Wilson, thru their counsel, Judge J, M. Glasgow, protesting against deportation from this country. The newest, largest, best ventilated Se house tn the Pacific orthwest — ladies’ rest room quam = MARY FULLER In “A Daughter of the Nile” “When Her Idol Mutual Weekly, | Federal prisoners have protested that county jat] food is not all that jit might be. Sequel Sheriff | Hodge and U. S. Marshal Boyle tan- gle and exchange verbal fisticuffs. Boyle thr ens to move his pris-; oners to Tacoma, first-run photeplay,