The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1915, Page 3

live a natur of their par the call of Well, let an ax Phone Elliott 2. Typical Summer Camp at Suquamish al life? ents’ company. the wild every summer. the boy go out and camp. TERMS— We Make Two Trips Daily Take Steamer Hyak or Suquamish at 10 A. M * 2 P. M. at Pier 3, foot of Madison St., every day except Satur Saturday and and 2 P.M Salesmen on Boat Wearing Badges Office Open Evenings SUQUAMISH LAND CO., « y and Sunday 1. instead of 10 A. M Ole Hanson, Pres. to school he 710 N. Y. Block Buy the Boys a Campsite at Suquamish What are the boys going to do this summer? Loaf around town and get into mischief or go out into the open woods under the clear sky and Most of us have forgotten we were once boys. Few of us know how deathly sick boys become Every boy that has red blood in his veins fee!s Buy hit furnish him with provisions; let him build his own log hut; let him bathe in the salt Sound and wander through the woods. When he comes back brown and healthy and full of pep and he'll have a bully time all summer. Choice of Over 800 Campsites $37.50 to $50 Each will be $2.50 Cash, $2.00 Monthly Sunday boats leave at 9 A. M. sharp or n / Confessions of a Wife MOTHER WAVERLY SURPRISES ME (Copyright. 1915, by Enterprise Association) Aunt Mary, after and telling her how departed for a little shopping. I have an idea, little book, that she did not have such fmportant shopping to do, as when she returned spent. most of the day with Etiene, who did not seem very well. “Aunt Mary wanted to sidestep mother,” said Dick “and sible him about it, her. She is ing for trouble. “What are we going to do with was Mollie's first “Tm not going to do any thing with him, Mollie,” I answered “He is quite old enough e and big enough to do for himself.” “That is also my opinion, dear, but mother won't have it that way Jack, Margie?’ question. weakly. She has sent him in all the money she 3 STARS Dorothy Kelly a three-part Broadway star feat t amine,” ing the adventures girl who his wife ried! the Newspaper kissing Mollie pretty she was, with she told me to lend her some money ing she was well have been a little extravagant this| week and bought a new spring sult. |phaned daughter the shop provided Her for, I B y Fr The Liberty offers an excelle trama if the f Stolen Goo ropean war plays nent part, Numerous war sce are Introduced action. Bomba are “ne in the alr. The b dirtgibles a which are fn ot y accused of a crime, many heartaches before to happiness ts clear MISSION The the herotam and self aacrific f thea the land the Days of Pamu Vitagraph re " The picture of a young French-Canadian, J Je Bar, sent out by the Hud Hay to exterminate the pla who finds « nK saved from the pestilenc hi After 12 yeara fl guardianship. this child of the wild ts bis sacrifice for her stress that adds the est touch to the story ALHAMBRA M Jopte in and nt ts," ty which a promt full of bursting scene In erved float ing overhead The enea which are laid tn Relgium, in and around the how pital, are espectal realiatic Blanche Sweet and House Peters play the leading parts well, The story deals with a young girl wrong who endvres road displayed by tb lwellers of the : Northland ring the “Red when plag and famine 4 depleted the is story 1 miraculow whom of faith he learns to love human inter | A sereen drama tald fn the Ort ent, “The Carpet From Bagdad will be shown the next four days Alhambra Million Dollar Mystery” fam of is author of the novel from wht the film bas been taken. Roimonce and harrowing adventure are com bined fn this tale, The Oriental settings lend a» touch of at tractive mysticiam. Kathlyn Wil Hams f* cast a8 Fortune, the girl. while Wheeler Oakman plays the hero. COLONIAL If actentiats should suddenly con celve practical means for restoring the dead produced tn the turned to life? th person what would be the effect * re Would the body come back with. out its soul? The question is touched upon in Lola,” at the Colont Before her death a virtu was loved ar expect She ts killed invention of his own, vives her. But the soul } Without ft, the girl becomes « praved, wieked thing, who tur on her father and lover. ous girl. by all thru an Her fathe re gone. | de she goes from bad to worse. When she dies a second time the father Is/ Jactually pleased |CLEMMER } Fighting for her honor tn jown table. the dispersing of the guests at a Bohemian party, is one of the thrill ling moments that confronts “« screen drama, “Cora,” the Cora is finally succored by led her. th This morning she asked me|man she loves, but not before «| but, know-|has killed the man who has attack re, for the rent of the house end also/the singer, and leading role in the her income from board and room rent was due jast|mer's new feature week and she has nothing to pay it! Clem Incidents {n the life of Cora, or sn impoverish a tale of the Canadian North woods Lillian Walker In @ comedy melodrama, reiat- dah and he wasn't mar- Billy Reeves §. that she had money and has gone this morning welled in the tenet to demand it from Mary. | don't/tute circumstances know what. Mary will do, but don’t think she will do anything | graphically shown the law says she cannot do, and) besides, judging Mary by myself, 1, ORANO don't think she will let mother beg.| The Shadows at gar herself or jeopardize the busi.|*ixth episode of ness for that worthless Jack.” . |"rom the Sky “I am afraid, Mollie, that your the week when I told 1 don't blame not to be look- have laid aside You know for my sickness the school book com the last month has been paid been straining every nerve make our payments, that we expect “I sometimes wonder would do the same for me. hardly think so, for turned me outdoors if Vitagraph ure, “In the filled 1 cat lcrowds which she nearly when that }squib came ont fn the paper about} |Chadwick and me. She sa!d I had | has been recor amusement place All thru the day Mary and me. She said she could |" not see ‘why such sorrow should be|Cbariey’® hand, and |sent to her’ and began to show|{¢#!ing with this |aigns of hysterics |love affair are a riot “Margie, I always get cold when |*fte"noon the until Il quires fame as a singer herself, are The series, shown at the Grand for the ri down the home stretch. pany did not pay any dividends this|of the race is exciting last half year and Dick and I have! o¢ this chapter is an absorbing one, toland the mystery surrounding the diamond gréws deeper than ever, pleture was She says she won't ask Dick for|ed opera singer, from the tim she nts in destt she Sunrise,” Diamond is being of} In this Installment mother will have to tell Dick, as I| exciting race track scene Is staged haven't any money except what I/in which one of the principals has a bad fall while his horse ts flying ac the an The fintsh time at the many The close Charley back fn Romance. Normand and the she|Ciass A, and nothing touching the popular Third ave. house all day Wednesday i at that particular weeks. a line of people ed our div as our @ idends to take care of cLass A : | There's no use talking Do you know,” sald Mollie, “I/Chaplin sure puts the money in the am rather glad of it, for if we begin| pox office. Charley this work of making good what|«T 10's Punctured mother sends to Jack we will alilsiong with Mabel | be poor |Marie Dressler, this and scandalized her and the entire . | jored for jon. Mabel family and upbraided the Lord tor|c@™ red admiasi I. ‘ ta S or sending her such trouble. with| Marie, Who are distinctly differen types of comediennes, are rivals for the incidente three-cornored Wednesday shown BLANCHE SWEET | IN A WAR FILM AT THE LIBERTY times of! Gradually | | A woman—any woman, even my|Without the sixth reel, which did The oriainal “Night in an Eng- |mother—begins to ‘throw a fit,’ 1|notarrive until time for the evening f fish Music Hall” comedian, in haven't any sympathy for that cry | Performances : rae » ie ee lof nerves or temperament that so|~ pret 78.2 } i 2 [many women put up when they|perhaps I have grown unfeeling, \ | want to gain their ends at the cost | but every day I cannot help seeing : lof the comfort of everybody about| more and more how self-centered |them. I Immediately stuck a bot-|mother Is. |tle of good, strong ammonia under| “The whole of her little world | | mother’s nose when she began to|circles around her and it must go/ call upon the Lord to help her and| fast or slow as she wig-wags é 5 for any ground |for the next two or three minutes Hut, Mollie, dear, we must not . floor seat. |she was too busy trying to get her| forget that Jack is her son.” Lae | breath to ask any one to help her I'm not allowed to forget It, & Perbaps it was unfeeling aad, dear,|answered Mollie, somewhat bitter j liy—will you tell me, Margie, why The Best at Any Price sxe | cid | we | Dick or me. ed her with all would let the No other baking powder will raise nicer, lighter bis- cults, cakes and pastry, none is more pure and wholesome 1 said with a sigh, tha: im | in paying it +) When she comes, | "Yer, dear, hysterics.” I wondered what it was not but home that | knew rexpect us have for her? “Well, her board has to be paid,” intend Dick shall do as he thinks best) | vere, wit itching eczema you tell her that you can do noth ing and that she must go to Dick?”) but I really don't feel bat I jequal to coping with an attack | to have a care in the world had |she will do more for him who has | been a constant source of trouble lto hor for years than she would for who have always treat she of As St happened I did not have to, (To Be Continued Tomorrow) | Resino all little book, for when Mother | Waverly came she was calm as |June morning and did not speak|| jof her difficulties and seemed not | happened | until Diek came}| m laid out for con night STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1915, PAGE 3. e dd iii Mabel mance " ALL RE Shriners rati ntion week, 11 to at a The program Sunday, July 11—Services tn First Presbyterian church, In. formal visitin Monday "Canadian day.” Entertainment at grandstand. Tuesday — “Tacoma day.” Morning parade. Official open. ing of convention at Moore theatre. Program at grand jay—"Portland day.” Exhibition drills and evening parade Thursday — “Spokan and Montana day.” Patro! day” at Woodiand park Festival of music at grand stand Friday—“Everett and Bel lingham day.” Excursions to both cith “Oriental night” at grandstand. Saturday — “Tillkum Tilikum morning parade. Spe. cial Iilumination of “The City Beautiful.” w- Blanche Sweet grasp of a vicious man, guest at her who takes advantage of and House Peters in ‘Stolen Goods’. At the Libety Today asa ee et > zation of one of the world’s gr dramas, “Stolen Goods,’ ing at the Liberty. ful emotional star, is at in this picture-—-her masterplece. Resinol Ointment, with Resinol Soap, usually stops itching sstantly. It quick distres and easily heals the most g cases of eczema, rash, ringworm or similar tormenting skin or scalp eruption, when other treat a waste of ments have proven only time and money Phy mentf the program July ing Wednenday Scene from the five-part pleturt test now play Miss Sweet, sald to be America’s supreme youth her best e Normand and Charile Chaplin, ADY NOW "FOR SHRINERS Harold MacGrath, | | | | (Kathlyn Williams) | “Skipper in “Tillle’s A Punctured Ro: PROG Colonial Ending Saturday Night Lola (Clara Kimball Young), five parts see Alhambra Ending Sunday Nigh The’ Carpet From . Moore Ending Thursday Night “U. 8 Navy of 1915" Howe feature) : Liberty Ending Saturdoy Nigh’ Stolen Goods five parts Clemmer Ending Saturday Nigh t Hagdad (Lyman H it (Blanche Sweet), t Cora” (Emily Stevens), five parts j eee | Class A Ending Saturday Night liy’s Punctured Romance’ Charles Chaplin, Marie Dressler snd Mabel Normand), six parts sion Ending Saturday Night | In the Days of Famine” (Doro. thy Kelly), three parts; “To Save Him for His Wi er), comedy-drama; Prize Fighter” (Bully eee Grand Ending Saturday Night Almoat Reeves) (Lillian Walk a The Shadows at Sunrise,” No. 7 of “The Diamond From the 8k y series; “Animated Weekly”; “Bill's Hiighted Career” (Pilly Ritehie), two-part comedy; “La Monte's Models . Alaska Ending Saturday Night “The Lure of the Mask” (Harold Lockwood) cee Madison Tonight Lynne” (Fred Pauly and Blanche Forsyth), six parts; “Be ware of the Dog,” comedy . . RESIDENCE THEATRES ° Home Ending Thureday —* GOES INTO COLD “The Black Box,” No. 6, two parts; “The Broken Toy,” two-part drama; “Down On the Farm,”| comedy eee Ye College Ending Thuraday “Mack Box », 11, two part Wild Irish Rose,” two-part dram: Simpson's comedy Fay O'Conner, a negress, house, and two white charged With vagrancy are held for trial by the police, follo: house at 714 Lane st KODAKERS— “In at one, at five they’re done” JACOBS PHOTO SHOPS Second Bloor ¥ Hida. Daughter, | 45,| charged with ronning a disorderly women | being | we jjing a raid Wednesday night on a} | RHEUMATISM Cured to Stay Cured oeturing. tne, beomume they nh the lectrietty tent nous url s this gently a acid out 4 quickly Wear Electra-Vita while ye fila the nerves and You wake up tn Hale with 4 the morning full of vt pndition tion and hustle, rit of amb men out of slow-going, discouraged we ings, If you have a pain tt dri If you have stomach trouble, rh. saknens, lumbago, kidney or fiver con just lack of nerve In and drives of your ays o It makes strong, healthy k ut tra-Vita will restore you to. perfect ne hers Said he has money erina-| ping pein—/quired to obtain a referendum on The petitions filed at Olym-| that’s rheumatiam. | Druge won't cure WHAT’S ON AT THE MOVIES Film -; PORT BILL NOW | other endum campaign, into cold storage until the general the filing Wednesday at of petitions bearing three times the number of signatures necessary insure a referendum for a R tr Ww the A. A. RABY RABY ADDED EXTRA before offered in the h To make this feature two distinct domestic fabrics. THE SECOND LOT will include many new weaves and colorings, also black and blue worsteds and cheviots and all values never before offered at The Remarkable Low Price of . We never slight any the best of workmanship and trimming always, characterizes our work. Fashion's decree is plain tailored coats and gored skirts. Come Early and Get Your Choice of Selections RABY & C 914 THIRD AVENUE SEATTLE’S LEADING LADIES’ TAILORS 914 THIRD AVENUE Opp. Entrance Orpheum Theatre ANNUAL JUNE Clearance SALE LADIES’ SUITINGS AND COATINGS MADE TO ORDER WE WILL CONTINUE OUR SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AND HAVE We will make special price concessions never a record June Sale we will lots First summer fabrics, value up to $60 Your Choice Three Days — == & CO. M. M. DIFFENBACHER 4 SALESPEOPLE isiness. istory of ou of lot imported and will include all $30 35 of our garments, but as Opp. Entrasce Orpheum STORAGE A YEAR Seattie port commission will continue to serve at present constituted unti! after the people have voted, in the fail of 1916, their approval or di proval of the bill passed iT ure incre. ing the board membership, and limiting ite activities Also, city officials can con- tinue to administer the city's affairs without interference from the vicious budget bill, a sister measure of the Renick bill. These two matters, with the five bills {neluded in the refer: are now siipped s < as a result of Olympla jection next year, to election Organized labor won referendum. So Frank Cotterill, of the State eferendum league, told the Cen al Labor Council at its meetin ednesday night. Nearly half of petitions turned in, he said came from members of organized labor. Only 19,101 signatures are re bill lpia by Miss Lucy Case of Seattle sh nowed the following signatures State. Seattle Referendum No. 2, Initiatl 47 18048 1,202 17.88 ate of convenience and nacenalty 37.087 16 Referendum 8." port ommitnator t6eoe 17741 Referendum No, % budget 26.065 17,04 - SUES BANDIT WHO KILLED HER SON Mrs. Sophia Marcey of Bay St | Louis, Miss., has begun a sult in su, | pertor court to recover $30;000 from Harry and train bandit ther son. | ger with murder, in Missisaippl Lester, a reputed murderer for the killing of Peter, an express messen Lester is under arrest, charged It ts in a safety de nd posit box here wi Hames of many people |cured-you may know some of them per sonally, Let us explain how Electra-Vi uirer and what it will do for you, Addre The Electra-Vita Co. Room 206 Empress Theatre Bidg. Second Ave, Cor. Spring Heattle, Wash. o | T. R. ENGAGES ROOMS Ww. A suite has been engaged at the ashington hotel for Col, and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, who will be Se at tle visitors July 18, the fight | number of dance given by the alumni, vill be included in the week's festivities, © PHEW! THEY'RE SURE BRINGING BUSINESS: ~ Five million dollars’ worth i American goods have been ord ‘ by China since the coming here the Chinese commissioners of t dustry and commerce, who will in Seattle, June 26 and 2 are making a survey of tures and commercial r COMMENCEMENT BILL Rey. Carter Helm Jones will! give the baccalaureate sermon and) F. F. 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