The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1915, Page 2

PAGE 2, STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1915, BANDIT HOLDS UP INTERURBAN CAR Sheriffe posses from King | car and collect money from the pas and Snohomigh counties Tues | 8engers into & yellow paper sack na seep eee They dropped only small change Gay are searching for the lone Angered, the bandit ordered an bandit who, within six weeke of | other collection to be taken the time an Everett-Seattle In. | terurban car was held up and bandit ordered the conductor to the passengers robbed of their (pick It up McConnell complied email change, held up another | slowly car Monday night at 10 o'clock, The bandit shouted “More speed,” approximately the same | and fired his revolver into the ceil just north of North Park, | ing a short distance beyond the Se In all, three trips were made thru attle city limits. the car, The smoking compart The bandit ls described as ment, where 15 stalwart men were short, dark, with blue glasses, sitting inactive, was not entered with a dirty blue handkerchief | None of these men offered to inter for a mask and armed with a | fere revolver. He escaped with $20. After the hold-up man had be He entered the car at North Park, | come reasonably satisfied with the and commanded the conductor, J.D, | amount of his loot, he ordered the McConnell, to hand over his money, | conductor to stop the car later forcing him to walk thru the dropped off and disappeared. PHOTO PLAYS CLEMMER Mary Miles Minter, the 13-year |"“The old star, is making a hit with pat- Goddess,” killed whatever rons of the Clemmer in “Always {n/players may have felt by filming the Way.” an adaptation of thejone of the most tensely exciting song of the same name. The plc-jepisodes without a hitch ture ends Tuesday night see ALHAMBRA gl Bryant Washburn and Edna Mayo | “Sidney Commencing tn October the Vita &raph company will inaugurate a Drew Day.” A , “The Bltndness of | Friday. “which began a week's run at the Alhambra Monday, It's a gripping, thrijling story with unch. . “The Puppet Crown” (Carlyle CLASS A Blackwell and Ina Claire) Hobart Bosworth, in his strong- ss) ¢ est play, “The Scarlet Sin,” is} Mission Ending Tuesday Night showing at the Class A until Tuee-| “Don r De Bazan” (W. Law day. son Butt and Alice Hollister) ee eee PROGRAMS Liberty Ending Tuesday Night eee | Harry Mestayer, the well known star, has started work as the lead “Dr. Rameau” (Frederick Perry, in the future production, “I Didn't | Stuart Holmes, Dorothy Bernard Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier.” to) and Jean Sothern) be released by Selig. What will - * happen if Teddy sees this film? Tuesday Night vee seg Way” (Mary Colonial Ending Saturday Night Endin in the Miles Minter) . Ralph Ince, who has just finished ee Alaska Ending Tuesday Night “The County Chairman” (Mack haa Arbuckle) Alhambra Ending Sunday Night “The Blindness of Virtue” (Bry jant Washburn and Edna Mayo) cee Class A Ending Tuesday Night “The Scarlet Sin” (Hobart Bos worth and Jane Novak). eee Madison Ending Tueeday Night “The Lure of the Mask” (Harold Lockwood); “His College Wife,” comedy; “Old Jane of the Gayety, DR. L. R. CLARK drama. Bra * Does It Pay to Give the) tijcum Ending Tuesday Night People the Best Dental “War of Dreams,” dram Ss ice? Safe Investment,” comedy; Serpent's Tooth,” comedy. It certainly does. Our bust i eee growing so f had to add th high class tist to our The people seem to like and appre- Home Ending Tuesda ciate our kind of service. Weem-| “The New Exploits of Ploy only graduate dentists in this| x0 1¢ two parts office, men who have graduated | V0 1% LS ; from ‘the best dental colleges and who have passed th ination of the state dental board, and who hav their certificages from the state den thelr cer-/ Tight on the wall in| front of their dental chars. We have found that these are the IN SESSION AGAIN only kind of men who have the knowledge and ability necessary to turn out the quality of work whic an afford to guarantee with our The budget committee of the me! guarantee. tee | council met Tuesday afternoon to D'S omner cnt manager of tats | consider the estimates of the law t that we have $ services of another uate registered den- | RESIDENCE THEATRES laine,” “Into the Light,” “When Cupid comedy. office, as well as by the operator | and the lighting departments of the| who did the work. This guarantee | city. means that if anything about your | work 1s unsatisfactory, we will make, nasmuch as Ma dept ary depart: it right, so we say to you that “you | ment is self. can't get unsatisfactory work done | affect the tax rate of the city, it is otficn” why ,take any| believed no interference will be at this hi it Soeieen eonte So meere, an0 ta mest | made with the estimate submitted cases less? by Lighting Superintendent Ross. TEETH PULLED se CRUISER IS SUNK BERLIN, Aug. 10.—The British auxiliary cruiser India was tor- pedoed while entering Restfjord, Sweden, it was announced today. Fall Fashions Are Ready New, snappy models in the season’s latest fabrics, includ- ing serges, hairline gaber- dines, poplins and attractive homespuns, AVery Special Value $35.00 This suit is Skinner satin lined, has a chic collar of vel- vet and a coat nicely finished off with patch pockets. FREE Each morning from %:30 to 10 to demonstrate our painless methods. Regal Dental Offices » L, R. 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Few, indeed, of the many who have come to see the Machine and who have heard it play their favorite records, have gone away without deciding to have it in their homes. Most folks who sez it are first surprised by its fine appearance, by the fact that it is the same size as the higher priced machines, but their surprise is still greater when they hear it play the latest songs, the new dance music, the music of the famous orchestras and bands, and when they hear, true to life, the voices of the World’s Greatest Artists. | | | | | This Coupon Mastrola, Six Selections, a Record Cleaner, an assort- ment of Needles—FOR ONLY $3.60 DOWN. See the Special Terms on the Coupon. i guarantee, we agree to larger machine any time before Christmas, the full purchase price. | ADDRESS . $3.60 delivers THE MASTROLA and complete out- fit--Including Six Selections, the Record Cleaner, an assortment of Needles—the price complete is $14.60— $3.60 cash, then 50c a week, . (Ellers Talking Machine Company, Third and ‘ University, Seattie) : filers As Ord.Ave SEATTLE’S TALKING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS All the Records—For All Machines—All the Time BROWNSVILLE Tex, Aug. 18— LOMZA STORMED | Siesta bund was ied ta BY GERMAN ARMIES (states torver pacro, between Bo BERLIN, Aug and Mercedes. have 10.—The Germans |” hich Thi ‘ b | ~etawntta fy ettie «TO RESUME TRAFFIC| MAYOR STRONG tribute to the centenarian were } 4, Max Wardall gav alk : 4 oe “Grandpa's Philosophy” Mra.|<Trattic, halted by recent floods, | FOR CAMPAIGN stormed the fort ft T0 B 0 ona the war office “eunpaneed A M U S E M ENTS UY AT HOME| 1 |will be resumed over the Copper| FF UPON HIS A ore irs Di et pinenacy| River & Northwestern raflroad on ‘ F ; day night. riday, according to Alaska cable WANTS ONLY A GRAVE . advices With Dr. H. H. Gowen officiat- Signed interviews from city of- LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10.—Asking A wreath of faded pansies lay ing, and with scores of friends! iclals, declaring for the purchase | that the state of California accept e the home of|Present, the funeral of Miss Isa- C ed to Sta Cured of Washington-made goods in/title to a building lot here, and, in ste mag ML pt in |bella Austin, dean of women at the Ur | preference to all others, have been | return for it, guarantee to see that | omas Wardall. |untversity, who died Sunday, fol erind. | secured by officers of the Manu-|/he has a decent funeral when he | in facturers ! hai % aid them upon his | ‘ Baby hands laid A Up lowite an opebetiol.. Sean (bald association, as another| dies, Frank Dysert, of Springville, step in their BUY-AT-HOME cam-|N. Y., has written’ to the county |NEW PANTAG OND CENTURY s00meS AT Fonena @—BIG VARIETY ACTS—@ MOTION PICTURES Torturing. t d Monday, » crown of Pte ies omcare, “Yesterday | Tuesday afternoon at the chapel of w Va *, | align clerk today, clos 3 y they were young and he was old OS ee eed oe | mere is what Mayor Gill says the, eiateratoset hic osteine et MAUDE LEONE @ 00 Today they Ye hog and hay pro LISTER GO T In the city departments we are | the state. 7 In “Inside Stuff” meesoall bee egun his soc pn slseady Seleving: the jpotley | ot eens “THE BIRTHDAY PARTY® 5 yuying products of our home fac- Other Big Acts It was o pretty scene, as his oo es tals eeeseeentattate! ovrueta, Zag tater, Lste| Vive ot tis euppor'at howe ‘| MIELD AS EMBEZZLER) 1% snd se _ Betty, Cedric and Maxine, climbed|left the capital at noon today for) dustries. Traced by worthless checks he|q@ up beside him and, laughing gayly,| California, where he will visit both “Wo are all seeking to bring new |{s said to have written since leay-; LaOLS Theatre pisced the pansy wreath on his ae Barr seo ee ise Bk eee industries, new factories, to Seattle, ins haste four months ago, James|yrats. 2 to 5—Nights, 7 to 10 aged hea | a and the best evidence we can offer|E. Bowen, 23, {s under arrest in| * les Tis Nearly 60 guests, more than half, ernors, to be held in Boston, Aug: the newcomer is a lot of thriving,|New York, charged with a $2,000} BARNUM, THE HYPNO’ ‘ jof whom were past 70 years old,/ust 24 eae eeeiean this gentiy ant quickie” |Prospering factories, freely pat-|shortage in his accounts at the| and " were present at his century birth-| neon | Wear Elec while you sleep. te | Ponized by the home buyers and| Mutual Mercantile Union, where he| Other Big 10c a. day party. Relatives had assembled : fille the ner ital new life. | spreading out into wider fields.” was employed here, pe eererreyer ec. . : from all over the country What to Use and Avoid | You wake ' im, : It began in Hiawatha park, iwo . y biocks from his home in West se |{_0% Faces That Perspire J), messi.\"nte"s ‘warts’ wowctts|PATROLMAN IS DEAD attle. It ended at the residence, etream of gaivanic | 3,500 in Big Tent Last Night . . A Skin, to be healthy, must breathe. | nerves for bh while you infusing | blag old omer nad FOURS EARIO t also must persplre-—must expel, | them with new energy and Duildihg ue Detsdiinan dace ; sine pe n the song, “Auld Lang Syme.’ [through the es, its share of the|the entire system to a . healthy ban arney Jones died . ni | It was not until the sun had sot| body's. waste. material. Certain | condition. It renews the epirit of ambi-| Tuesday morning at Providence 1,000 on the Outside. What Will It Be Tonia! ms and powders 2. It makes w-moing, discourt clog the pores, | tion and h ~ . pompllc pe fering both with “elimination | men out o pp ar os & ba pes iy of dis: | |his last departing guest and breathing, especially during the/ tings. If you have « pain it drives it out. | ages, He was 30 yoars old, and Max Wardall, bis grandson, aatd | ented period. If more meee un- have stomach trouble, rhoumatism, | leaves a widow and two daughters. UP scol 2 derstood this, there would be tower * lumbago, kidney or fiver com- was < P | from a little platform on which the | gei¢-ruin Somplexions. {Tf they |hisint, or just a lack of nerve fores, i. Ve tac “ar 8 igo haa aged gentleman sat before his| would use ordin roollzed wax | iclectra-Vita will restore you to perfect re ger egy tg |they w |that the veteran shook the hand of|fht FLYNN HEALTH|] CHAUTAUQUA |] guests w have h hy complex- Jones, is in the city detective ser- ” 4 * remar le substance STRATED vie Th o en i h T once asked him if he didn’t! cctunily absorbs a bad meine also un hic ete seen) Male een Lenora, Bet. 2nd and 3rd Aves. have a desire to become rich, and|clogaing the pores, Result: The| tet ue eer I orce since 1907 6a ek North or mouse aes he replied, ‘I'm rich now, not in| fresher, younger umderskin iectra-Vite, whet ft has and nd what they say of tt Judge Frater has ruled that Seat- | money, but in the fewness of my 8:00 P, M.—Concert 7:30—Eilers Talking Machine Company ubject: Indigestion, Constipation, Sleeplessness and Hea Cause and Cure Admission 250, or This Ad Will Admit Two Free wants Mrs. Elizabeth M. Parry, accom 108 fetal panied by Mrs. Josephine Herbert| our drugwiat Pe Wardall on the piano, opened the|nightly like cold cream, for a week f "y ‘ager ‘Pade party with a’ vocal. solo,|ortwo, washing It off inornings |tle may not have another Justice of | v1 . ;| To remove wrinkles, here's a mar- the peace and two more constables, | Watch tor Alonzo Wardall effective treatment, which O. | thus settling the suit brought by A Thomas War 4 | Sex Lectures year-old son of welcomed harmlessly H. Fair, a tax payer, against County | friends, particularly the aged mom-|D'solve 1, on. ote In| oom 208 Empress Theatre Mids. / Commissioners Hamilton, Knudsen Thaterey bers of the Borrowed Time club, of! jotfon.—Advertinement. Office hou and use as @ wash Seattle, Wash, and Carrigan, 5% nets et