The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1915, Page 3

STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1915. PAGE 3 WHAT'S ON AT THE MOVIES By ? 32 ie Film LIBERTY Marguerite Clark, the ling of flimian all her former sereen successes tn The Pretty Sister of Jose,” the fa mous romantic play by Frances H Jainty dar In said to surpass SECOND AVE. AT JAMES ST. Eitean dissin s nbtares by tha Lab Headquarters for erty the rest of the wee The title role, whieh Misa Clar fills, is that of a peasant girl, full of Hife and buoyanece, who comes » firat time to lve amid the Madrid for t splendors and delights Middy Blouses She is warned that she, like all the other women in Madrid, will sure ly swccumb tot Me the WE SPECIALIZE ON MIDDIES herolc matador, Pepita ows AT 95c that she will not even speak to him It is about thin reaolution the plot The Dainty Darling of the Screen revolve T CLEMMER MARGUERI Vall! Vall! in “The High Road Another big ite bet im ? now at the Clemmer affords Seat ‘ ther t ! tle movie for opportunity of r ; the exqui tage star In In the charming romance of old Spain her motion. pleture succe Another t { ed Valli Valli since he attained . t } in “The Choco Soldier” and The Purple Road In the original story of The Nigh Road,” as dove Mra. Finke her stage production, the big SISTER OF JOSE” se ne Untrimmed Straw|¢16.50 Silk yg hag ad agg Hat Shapes | Poplin Suits A Famous Players drama in five parts A new triumph in picures for this diminutive star Today— Until Saturday Night COLONIAL In The Plundere at the Colonia featuring William F num, a realistle street flght tak place between adherents of a labo: agitator and the men of the Croix 33C '« ‘$9. 85 Scene from “The Sister of Jose,” showing Marguerite Clark, at Worth up to $2.00 the Liberty . ‘ ring appeal hum), five part D'Or mine, cn te { Tom Mx as tha: onerstt ay ae eel Metiewe (cerns) Soe (ts tie) Bae a 4, The | Alhambra Ending Wednesday Night men attempt to stop the agitator. |iieart of the Sheriff, Ma yasom” (Gertrut ) who Is inciting the miners to vio Mine aire kon part le The agitator refuses ¢ mrt GRAND Week! stop—Biff! Bang! Zowle' Mathews aCe sing ire. ; as a = = Lz] i] and hia men Hight into the Iabor|, Chapter seven ¢ promed As gent and his followers and just | American oA ne 2 a moe ea Seer, Hie It te sald that Parr trains lke _ peng ther ; rn a pugiliat for all hia ro V “ir « h at the Grand the rematnde A Ending Saturday Night , The Stanley heir r Golden Wed Da After seeing him in a 10c—FIRST AT PIKE—10c not doubt It in the least 12 previous install) (Pop Manly snd Mother Henson) lia wsusliy bite what he a Ps deta: b 8 “*¢ a a Plunderer’ will a little nes 9 the silk Stockings B FOR THURSDAY’S SELLING the at of th " dan ov e Gal com : . yh aga i reeset ee Sheets, size 72x80 of Marquisettes and has quit track work [CLASS A sp lig type Pearongs a ee ida A Md 59c ne bleached muslin C Voiles for curtains, Thelr Golden Wedding Da scovery that finger prints le ° . nicely finished; worth 75c in plain and open work lace borders, 36 inches wide; worth With assurances from the will be shown at the Class A for ome e the H % i that Harvard and at least two oth-|the remainder of the week The “alain ocatbapeed. with, thoee virne Danae icles seadl aad 69c oust bcebpianiigiietdl i”? er crack Baste leading roles are played by two of taken Blair Stanley, thus|two parts: “The ator at f SEeey, OOS Ot eee | t Cornell and dest mot picture stars ating him as the murderer For Better—But Wor menry *: stesting) ep toe Extension Curtain Rods, compete in the regatta here ¢ . 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No. 7, | two 84c thigh ded raciorer ties d Tablecloth, ed them harder than he we the hero a Be ; Mary (Mar 6; fine, even huck| OF ae mn as at any { t size 64x hemmed other thme this year from a high rock overlook-| Clemmer Ending Saturday Night | Puller), three-part dy weave h ancy stripe % Harvard is anxtous to come to /!™® waterfall into the water be The Hie R ad” (Valli Va’ rom @ irke Bei borders; worth | ends; a splendid w ; | Seattle, according to R. F. Herrick, !o¥. In this fall, the leading man * Ye College Ending Thursday aC assorted paterns; More worlds to conquer for Gil }ing a break with Stanford, its an-| of Harvard Alumn! assactation, | pearly lost his life jon Ending Saturdey Night ane Be < . No, 12, two Bleached Turkish Bath 98c baad Blankets, 1.|clent Rugby foe w has charge of negotiations at| King Baggot is seen in a comedy Wo « of je” | parts earts and Flames 23 extra’. laree for camping; size more, the Great. Dobie’s football nd ¥ “lothe Mystery of the Silk Stock « Hulette and Eé hat eerie), | Rite two-part comed comined phages of hea 76; in white, tan and gray; Tentative contracts r two this ers are going to get a crack at the games were signed by Wa hington | orm ‘DKS “U" of California next season./and Berkeley Tuesday, one game| One of the best boxing smokers Rerkeley having gone back to the|to be played in Berkeley Noy. 25)! years, Is the prospect whi good old American game, follow-| and the other here Nov. 6 or 1%. loomed up today with the compl | |tlon of the card for Thured Earl Cooper tore off a rate of|night'*s smoker at the 8 109.9 miles an hour in two-mile trial/ Here ix the com KODAK FINISHING spin on Chicago speedway Tuesday.| Henry Gleason vs Let mo éo your work | Val Sontag vs. Larry Sch | Crowell, Brown “U" hurler, signs| Baird vs. Phi Richardson j with Athletics Madden vs. Chas. Sontag the |the Spider Tore Loose,” drama worth $1.50. eels; “The Heart iff (Tom Mix), drama; “Mr MISSION Jarr and the La Cup,” comedy The popular pleture pair, Glad ar te Hul and Edward Karle, are| Grand Ending Saturday Night ed tn a three-part Edison fea-! The Fox " > No. 7 that heads today’s new show at | “The Diamond he Mission in “The Working of a/ serte two parte; “When The Miracle Were Coeds” (Lee Mora ad vi Earle as the young man who|tor Forde Park tes would know no God until darkest | comedy Animated W yarn terry; worth HOSIERY Pair—Women’s Maco 69c Women’s Lisle Union it sole Stockings, trimmed with amiess, double heel and toe: | wide linen ideas wit aae apliced soles; worth 20¢ . pairs for 25¢ 17 Children’s Hose, in Women’s Union Suits, black, tan and white; 25c Royal Mills make; | heels and toes reinforced with 4 tight knee; | t’nen thread; worth 25¢ pair. Take 3 pairs for 50c, eee doub “Quick service—good resulta” J, H. MENDENHALL Pen and Camera Specialist " sae pg e736 '® Ie Swift's—Second of Pike Gleason vs. W ey Banckle misery and peri! crushed him down R. Lindley Murray, tennis rk,/ence Quinn va. Geo. Carrell im land Miss Hulette as the girl perse | Colonial Ending Saturday Night | ~ —— | Manning vs. Clande Fortner. cuted for love of him, make a atir The Pilunde cw m Far CHICAGO, J 16.—Chicago’s big street car and elevated railway ROY NORTON) ffi o"est ss After winning seven straight games, young Pat Eastiey trimmed, 8 to 2, by the Aberdeen worth 40 Cats Tuesday. The score ' The 14500 me men conduc AB ROM. PO. ALS T DONT MISS THIS ONE ‘ ; : Formerly a Seattle newspaper man, eh ertnisen Mak Waikod one co EX RA! other employes who walked out re ‘ ae wrote some story when he wrote turned 1 their vont at the ree Age The New Empire Cor] AG ge Coveraile for boys ot s 1 ° An agreeme s reached be chamb: D % - OLD POP MANLY, 84 years of age, ‘ ret Sonal eg ata epee skirt; top finisbed with em-[ fea with red; sizes 2 to? and MOTHER BENSON, who has ‘ al a —T E ficlals of the employing companies broidery; 4 hose supporters; | years 2 H following an all night conference made of coutll; sizes 18 te 87 Combination Corset C cove and Drawer Cover; has row of embroidery medallions with two rows of lace insertion and lace edges; pink or blue ribbon run. Draw- ers finished with lace edge. Sizes 34 to 44; full cut. Why pay $1 elsewhere? in the offices of Mayor Thompson worth Cor splendid for 79¢ stout figures; medium bust, long skirt spoon steel, with hook low; embroidered top and drawstring; sizes 18 to 28; worth $1.00. more than sixty summers to her “Their Golden Wedding Day” j=. This film is a gem that we have se- Behr the conference were a? roar) ag i EBD | : the mayor, the special aldermanic ae committee, and company and union 2 . ae officials 5 eee The strikers agreed to return to ‘ ; i Ps work at their old wage scale, but : ? ‘ ‘ any chang ) Wages which may be in th ma negotiations to follow will date from June 1 Both sides will name an arbitra Pithie company officiala and ‘Cured to Sta Cured limite hearings will then | It's a bum war that doesn't bring| Ga., pitcher, innings Tuesday without a ing, respi Sa thats rheumatiom: cured at GREAT expense—one that |nit against him, Well, at that he's ye con ; . e {got nothing on some of the Seattle meaty ; rugs won't cure Mty is different from the ordinary run— Ba rdines at the LS gee ne |a few good results, It has curbed Decne they. neve | geal ba aerkig-n tle's gasoline speed maniacs Electricity) «OS NMI victory today. It was admitted| they had been granted certain con-|the opinion of Police Juc cessions which at first had been|don refused The war has so a= cues a = —— * . c Ad Wolgast has called off hie! oa, we have a thriller which will |scrap with Gilbert Gallant } pull you out of your seats, called | _ Francis Oulmet leads field with + > ] Jas. Thompson in first qualifying round for this year's open title, at Short Hills, N. J, Score 151 ° in and drives ught hard times, ns; hard times haye the judge expl resulted in money shortage They can't pay their fines; so they don’t speed,” says hizzoner How They Stand In the Leagues olonial “lf they do get in here and face 4 i ¢ poison s uric acid out of your - 5 The love of two men in the Far Besar nape yae tig gare ST IY etree evra fme; they simply can't ralee:thalten’ it ace. tui east t utokiges A Ab ‘ormer h 1 Pet - ay aa come back] Wear Ele Vita while you sleep. 4 North for one girl— Providence, Pittsburg and Los Me Spokane aaa] money Aa : Nera ee heck fille the nertea and Vitale, 3th San eo ae A “ 4 t i BNO jal — iy ” “ | You wake u n the morning full of rf “ rainy tanh Alama seajmany of them, These jitney driv emt {he morning full sa rs are the hardest cases. Most of| Electra-Vita is a self-ch a body bat+ Then still another one—a No. 1 com- PRESS: ia i Seattle ange . After plugging away In training| Heattte ’ ‘ them have families and they € ienoni galvanic. eluctrielte: ini edy with King Baggott and Jane Gail quarters for about two weeks, Chet |scarcely enough to keep the wolf s for hours, while you sleep, info in the leads, called Neff leaves for Vancouver tonight AMERICAN LEAGUE Jaway. A fine means ruin, I have|tnem with new energy and building up to meet Charley Burns in a 10-round toago Won. Lost. Pet-lq Jot of them ont now trying toy atin” ft renews the spirit Of ami go Friday night | Detroit toa{raise money, and they can’t do it | : , strong. heaheal Del! started the game against St i Rciinuton 4 | hie nad cron Hi Louls Tuesday, but was displaced The Hero at his best Bevsan aks are STAR, WANT ADS | weaktee in the seventh, after by Appleton , , x0, kidney oF f SILK TOCKINGS Moe Paunesiis BRING RESULTS [iis Suc"tut sit for" geal hits | H festth — THE PLUNDERER affords for William Farnum a 1 FEDERAL ~ “hig — ns BEAL TIFULEY USTRATED " city ‘ _Let us aend you 1 re regarding atthews of the Croix D'Or mine, a “Farnum Part’—-big Bill EE + ° | id cud ge Coach Johnny Bender, whom doughty, splendid steel-knit fellow, with a big warm heart and ‘ | tra-Vita, what it has othera Now, why not bring the family and Pullman In letting out, doesn't a punch In each hand, Bill and his partner are harassed by a Ty) Sea | hat they say of It. We can send, oy ood have to worry over the next secret enemy who imprisons them in a mine shaft, causes a ‘ £29 Ad . * ay kyow womae of tHOninnnn 4 nN . em per: enjoy a g show for the small fee source of bis dally plate of aeeke of the workmen and blows up the reservoir upon which oe VHB ANG ag : of FIVE CENTS—that’s all? frijojes. Kansas State Aggies the power of the mine depends. These are only a few of the haa V6 : of old. New || tests of Blectra-Vita ify Mm have signed him up thrills that keep you breathless—hanging on to the arms of your by Harri — or = K ! Coe » ne The final climax, where Big Bill and his partner discover NATIONAL ERAGUE {4 99 lf their enemy, is the most stirring of all maine v Lent, 7 a —° Philadelphia : , 4 TURADAV'® RESULTS A pulse-stirring battle with bare fists, In which Rig Bill bests “iene ; Theatre Bldg. > @ 1 on score of drink-crazed miners in a fight that for sheer thrills wr n *s 5 Aven, Cor. Spring NORTHWESTERN Vancouver | ae "ites ES attle. Was i ‘ isl and heart-catching excitement has never.been excelled on stage didces Y Just North of Pike St., on Third Ave. abel Chae Ae | dah ip or acreen, is one of the big features of this super-plature enue q a, | D 3 Onl ee” Shigkde te Then, too, there is a splendid double love story which leaves | FR ADMISSION nad cpio sseayeealetlasia: ' glov » wpectd 1 THE PLUNDE ST LEAGUE We guarantee the superiority of _ Py a happy glow in the spectator's mind, In fact, THE PLUNDERER CON Ka per EE Four Day y SSSR n ke asaniry glow in'the soastators ay beac eanlarett Aut ias WF ro my joe dee ease, AM"sive eee AT DREAMLAND with clean, manly men, affecting sentiment, the lust for yellow gold and swift, dynamic drama DANCING BVERY EVENING » OM A. LUNDBERG CO. | EVERY ONE WELCOME 3 (78| "Trusses, Deformity Appliances and 5 » 473] Artificial Limbs. ’ RD AVENUR dt. Louis 1, Newark 6 Baltimore 4