The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1915, Page 8

| THE SEATTLE STAR | ‘THINK YOU CAN WRITE A “MOVIE” SCENARIO? HERE’S CHANC JOHN MILLS DAY MAN WHO STOPPED SMOKING ON CAR Mission Peon neg ere ones baa Give WOMAN ictal JURY|MRS, GERBER AND IS CELEBRATING |. Come Nearest to the Solution Adoptéd by aii ee | YOGI ARE FREED é ~__ j ' the Author; Contest Closes Tuesday Night |. 4 : Sac ae Man Who Stops Smoking on Jury Finds Them y i Se Ghearvine 7 —Play Opens at the Mission Wednesday. [| ~m After Two Hours’ “Tobacco Day. , f m1 Deliberation ‘ OW good a detective are you iberat - ere . 4 ne of the shrewdest criminal hunters fn this country bas 4 2 “4 “We 2c AT LAKE STEILACOOM . H dex 1 that much of the detective's ruceess Hes in his ability 4 ATTACKS PROSECUTOR pte s to outguess the other fellow Z “ 2 SN ged “ The office chatr groaned as he ~ & . A se ih authority for the statement that the deepestlald crime plots , 9 z ‘ gig corti ho For pes Bottled his weight into ita curves.) “ may be unraveled by nothing more mysterious than keen, perceptive 4 2 ee pe ins 98 ed togetiatia He folded his hands comfortably ren ; [praca sporn singet iw to . BE crite’ coreee the fiat Americans all like to gues in a three-room apartment while hy but critically a the flat | he was the wife of Dr. Rudolph Hf f Have you ever read bait a book, then let your gination leay medeber fry Pe cabanas. ots » oaes eel Gerber, of San Francisco, bu #0 with propriety ich was the decision of a supe for court jury which freed the cou- ple, late Friday, following their trial on a statutory charge The jurors deliberated les than two hours : ahead of the story into the final chapter and settle the outcome as you Bama the ? ra ater, | would have written it? nd then egular, How near did you hit th author's #olution o-goodness guffaw It poet t ~ ne to et his bie Here's a chance to match wits with the other fellow in guessing eet ae i pie wackiod what happens in the last reel of one the most fascinating photoplays until the pen " n the ink $ | put o e market this season by the Universal Film Manufacturing | a — 1 gasped | | ro 10 guesHes Nearest to What the photoplaywright has Wohn Mills Day ocked| gf ‘ itten » kiven a prize of $4 by the management of the Mixsion ack and forth tn wh i i t closest kiven a prize of $2, and the third loyment aan the thousands of smokers. | 7 . oplay | The Queen of Jungle Land. It Whose enmity John Mills Day tn-| " 1 first time at the Mission theatre beginning jourred a year ago when he suc ‘ceeded in permanently enjoining he « ! Yuesday at 6 p.m. Winners will be an the traction company from allow $oe smoking on its cars, could have . D part of the scenario, exactly as the au meen him at that moment, they no it will be up to the contestant to write Bouger would have regarded him as according to the dict his or her imagination | wae summing up the state's case me Sere, plotting terrible things) til pictures ative of parts of the will be shown in th before the J Mgainst their pleasures and com-| é . . tr » to the Min inning Sunday, Contestants may a : \ "You must not allow your aysipél fort. | ' to get # from them 3 thies to sway yo he declared John Mills Is Suspicious | | Contesta to 260 words in which to finish the scen Granted that she has t decety- The reporter just asked him| John Milla Day, Who Takes Part in Seattie’s Observance of Tobacco jario. Complete it as you -. aid by this man Row he would celebrate the day Day nd your solution to the Movt teat, care of The Star. ‘ You lie!” screamed Mra. ( Baturday—National Tobacco day . 7 ie the first part of the author's story of “The Queen of Jungle F ‘ 1 have not been deceived ’ Day never had heard ‘ e ce ee He admitted It quite| Clear thru he end every |explained. “That's what the amok. | /«nd [my best friend and protector. rdict of acquittal came as to Mrs. Gerber, who ex- 1 hardly know what to rrible trials have al- 1 me down, Thank God, and the Yogi, surrounded by nds, left the courthouse trium- phantly {n automobiles A dramatic incident occurred when Deputy Prosecutor Helsell . 1 ors jo me at . , tay I was deceived!” frankly, eyeing The Star man sus. | other sent ) a “l-lers joked me about jwhall not say a free The Star man explained. | 4¢d tmpressis He chuckl , Philip Bieckton st ‘ber wetio | Mrs. Gerber declared she felt that nal. af F n} As was scored he| In bringing the sult he bad com Wellington or father, Minke, a decisive victory had been won in iit devotees ee ties wt] patised an ted it in judi-| plained that the smoke annoyed " ot a irthe of Sor fiaht to remain the comenriee i him due homage 1 i Some of ¢ » pie- | his bronc tubes 4 eet othe ; her daughter, Areal, aged 6, from Pejonn Mills Day. saw the point |‘ hrases b | nee he picked Up a law book < p . SS ie: the juvenile court then, and he laughed until bis|!9* mn over on his tongw two and rried away for P 2 Sherman j Judge Dykeman, at the time he Stenographer in the outer room of | £#! p Bag ye gh P= Ol epee tai na mn sg eKTON remanded the little girl to the court his law office in the n buliding she di Tobaceo day, far from the mad BLACK se for protection, cautioned her that Stopped tap ERERINe 5} souanehs : sg ig I nl 4) awey from ; |her conduct would have much to do listen | quite violently aetwee ot ‘ow with on old phen with the child’s future custody “Why, yes; I'll observe it. I'm} “! have bronchial trouble,” he! hir tte going fishing.” he sald, quite sud-| deniy. “I am going fishing on a] | ; . | Take—" (he looked at the cefling| ‘ i | MAYOR SPEAKER AT TOBACCO BANQUET STEILACOOM! : me Well, Mayor Gill failed to tell the Plans to Go Fishing ft i r ¢ ea boys how he started smoking a “HAW! HAW! HAW!” he burst All right, now. What Is the rest corncob, when he addressed ment. out again | lof it? Write your solutions plainly Fe bers of the Seattle Retal ear {t was early morning when the | lin ink or on @ typewriter, and on sf Dealers reap cee phn 325 pare Feporter found him. He had a half} one side of the paper only. 3 banquet, at the Rathskeller, y hour before court opened. He was/ night, on the eve of National To enthusiastic over the day ahead ot} Q.—! am a girl of 14 and gradu-|is an asset bacco day. But that probably was him- enthusiastic as a boy ated from grammar school. Would tho ned ot 7 ; because The Star told all about it, He would go first to court and | like to take a course in a business| @ it possible for me to clean) siream | Friday. @ispose of his cases early. Then,|college. Please teil me how long velvet at hom She accompanied by | The mayor, however, did discuss With his fishing tackle under his | this would take, and would | b@ able) A 2 , terial with 5 |the prohibition law arm, he would sneak out of the /to take a position when thru? Kasolly nd a o c “The ‘dry’ law is self-enforcing.” city. «7. | disap ‘ j he said. “It is airtight and there — a Day adjusted 8 Pair) 4 —yYou should finish high school |} "srond, person Pode | will be no saloon in the state, even Peer nctes Ove! - ore first, if your circumstances permit : of bo “Isona.” the beautiful wife of Dr. Rudolph H. Gerber, of San F tho prosecuting attorneys, city of- “wi i ar Judge |" ru p and .” the beautiful wife of Dr. Rudolph H. Gerber, of San Fran. | th< . Biers Saker Dee ce tas tan |Get all the general efucation, you | Os Noer. ‘ouatine up the nip and . cisco, who’ was rechristened “Isona” when she joined the colony of |ficials and others conspired to im ie smoking on the cars” he|can before entering business cotems, , | *Dr." Ralph De Bit, the Yogl. Her true name is Mrs, Dorothy A, Ger. |Jow them to operate. | Now it seems idly over his|YOU are too you pura . 3 J oad looking mildly over bis} cition at present ied Mies! Gaby “Fhe dattboviieg ot spent for tobacco that, was former- usually takes from six months ly spent over the bar.” He asked it in much the same| | proce Aleg, ned re & bestnces|2,, °°? Settroyer of cockroach |know I came into his life after|1 could be—but it was no use,| Other speakers included James R. Way © proud father would ask if} Ten cents’ worth of ground clov : |they had separated. Margie, I'm going over there into|prewster, Dallas V. Halverstadt, you would like to view the charms | Course and 10 cents’ worth of boric acid abibetrag - 3 s eR Do you suppose that I would] what-l-know-not just the same Kit- A s, Bf his first-born. } are many fneompetent mix and sprinkle on shelves, This Joseph Blethen, Fred W. Hasting: ds Judge's Decision tan a mere knowledge of short | sopear, READER 4 by the dlabottet of bie |Copyright, 1915, ty Newspaper Er You loved him, Kitty"—I ex-|got within a million miles of the calling cards R.ALC was silent for a moment. Why did you marry Herbert?"| “Oh, Kitty, Kitty, it kills me to taking of 5,000,000 end; then comes famine, pestilence [ho | and earthquakes; then the killing | And what did Mra. Tenney say ry to that?” was the low-voiced ques A #35 Faber ’ ha woman take Will|ty, and here bend down and let me 4Mc The Star man sald he would like |stenographers and office assistants ig not poison, but ie sure death to . I. 8. H. Hills, D. M. Roth an It consisted of seven legal pages,|hand and typewriting. Every bit ¥ penetrates the | Anocia 4 A.—The engraved cards are fast * Suddenly she looked up and the Because I wanted to save my-|hear you talk like this at this of timber on state school gaining popularity, altho the printed| © hand that I held trembled. “Mar-| get” tim in Skagit county, Attorney ones are good for ordinary use ken both her hands Im his | § have you heard from Will Fre ad “Dear Margie, that is why I sent | General Tanner is today prepar- T nave come to tisé you: | |__“No elf—I thonght|for you, so that Kitty Malram|ing suit against the Parker-Bell Dear Miss Grey: In answer to, , i Deee tan 50 Oe oe He and Donna are making the | Herbert being so staunch, so good,| might die as she lived, honest with| Lumber Co. for $45,000, treble “Mrs. H. 0." in regard to prophecies - |Nile trip—Donna wrote me that/so true, would help me to be the| herself damages being allowed under the concerning the end of worldly Loin weakens for « time, Bi # ed to be a little restiess,/ woman I in tim of sanity knew (To be continued) trespass law. thin: recovers herself and tells Said he ene ~~. 3 PARAS al an 9 of Christians; then signs in heaven Sunday’s New Show snd carthy then the coming of deeue thon Tenne way fr had bee whisper it a * to hear it, so John Mills Day rum.|Who need constant supervision be-| roaches. Use every few days for KITTY 18 STILL HONEST wiTH | 2°" ny from me, had I been| whisper it in your ear. 1 am re/conins, toastmaster. = | claimed, star, and traveling thru heavenly Closely typewritten, but he read it of education and general knowleds Q.—Please tell me which Is most wee of the my After a little sigh that held re. « 3 = eli had had enongh of Egypt = Jesus sald In Matt, xxlv.: “There| Be met Bo eney sed sever come an king.” ‘ , tie orcke ther cha eat el Is a Varied One! John sald in Rev. vi.: “There will ould be starting for home ver be the red horse of war, then the ® as Bill was talking more a black horse of famine, then the pale more of his old friends and won horse of death. then the killing of ewe wrnas ¢ were doing Christians, then the coming of Jesus : Will Tex ee ci and grinned) and I it's all right in t 4 t lcause their positions require more HERSELF fay w e Why, a heavenly sera- gretting a little that I hitched my aged thru his files and found !t./ heir about two weeks and they wil! dis phim would have had no chance.”| wagon to a star. You see I never| ; ‘TIMBER CO. IS FINED Tl . m . Always,” she answered sol-jepace is freezing cold exercise, up to date, engraved or printed » Hef and & great satisfaction, Kitty | emnty Margie.” 3 Oct. 16.—Alleging aaain breaks away from an fleas and had asked that shall be wars, but that is not the morning how she would like to go as judge.’ Weal acid tn deol N, 20,81: “There altho he does not speak of shall be signs in heaven and earth They're Fine! Liven Your 4 tke } we tes oe Kitty FIRST AT PIKE CONTINUOUS, 11 A. M. TO 11 P.M. nai the day of the Lord's com Liver and Bowels and . : , ‘ { dom of Babylon, the arms are the| No Headache, Sour Stomach, ney cared ime fo 74 ~ any other woman he has Median and Persian kingdoms, the Bad Cold or Constipa- caltnd Kita ae son Goial a thighs are the Greek kingdom, the tion by Morning. , f the facet, and legs are the Roman kingdom, the . t ‘ mond with toes are the ten kingdoms that wil! Set 4 - we “ry < ’ rand occupy the land of the ancient Ro. c whe in the head r c compan man empire in the last days.” par 2 t are quick! 1 Ly of ». Altho we The present war seems to be one overcome the liver told f al agree we were al that will divide that land into ten action and keeping the bowels free in accord, That's a paradox : : kingdoms. This may happen within of poison. Take Cascarets tonig 3-Part Special Feature with a year; then in the day of these ten and you will wake up with a cloar k I knew him better thar “Jackie” Saunders kingdoms, the God of heaven shall head and your cold will be gone. |he f and | know that I set up his kingdom which shall de-|Cascareta work while you sleep c more of the real of ‘ : ee pir i stroy the kingdoms of the earth. they cleanse and regulate the|me than I ever did to any other _ It is the story of a shop girl and the A.€,G. |stomach, remove the sour, undi-|man. Do you know that we never | pitfalls dug for her, involving the food < a é 4 gested food and foul gases; take | had one word of real annoyance or aati : : ear Miss Grey:—Just a word the excess bile from the liver and iness all the time we were mysterious disappearance of a neck- from another “mother of three OUP cor a é , 4 rs rs carry off the constipated waste : Our companionship was lace of earls. Romance, intrigue jaughters” who is anxious to tell) matter and poison from the bowels IT am sure that I am the “a i 4 ppccisae © / S you that there are SOME mothers,| Remember the quickest way to|only woman to whom he always and an absorbing story make this an and | dare say a great many of! got rid of colds is one or two Cas-|tried to tell the truth. He could aling H a hem, who take a decidedly differ. 7 cle se , Ip 1 4 7 Peas 4 a ealing icture. t y e areta at night to clean the sys | not help lying to me occasionally app: gp ent viewpoint regarding the influ 1, Get a 10-cent box at any drug|—no man can—but T could always ence of your letters upon young|store. Don't forget the children, |tell when he was being untruthful girls than the one who 80 severely| They relish this Candy Cathartic|and I always brought him back to criticized you In a recent Issue, and it is often all that {8 needed to|some semblance of truth without A 5-part tale of life behind the footlights, and gave no signature drive a cold from their little | his knowing it MY p+ + Not One, but Two My daughters and | have been| systems, ; "eT was never tis: mista, ater with its glamour and romance, its tempta- constant readers of your letters for gie"—1I held up my hand to pro: 1 more than a year, and | , Ix 5 thanat aectiners tions and triumphs—uith an all-star cast of Comedies more than a year, and nave often Hag GOLOE IN YOUF GheBkS |'cs%,t3r"s, timtomron this time radi almost blasphemous—"but | [i - sound, sensible advice you always perhaps it phote pinyers. would have been better And when we say comedies, give, especially to young girls, And| Be Better Looking—Take | for both of us it 1 hag t ' 2 if | were not able to advise mine, . T | tt moved restleasly —_an¢ : we shean funny ones, sure-enough ra tity tneaeee Goa te wel Di meerabiags picked at the coverlid. "believe Cleo Ridgely Margery Daw hans afin “ce ne. ee 4 “ elsewhere, | would ask for no better ‘ now that had I given myself utter laughs Some Fixer” and “A Mil- tt nin v—comp ; ; ‘ > Ph a i - Me rigs advice for them than that which , ngue oc plexton jiy to Will Tenney, he would have Star of “Stolen Goods and “The Puppet lionaire for a Minute” are their you always seem able to give, in ‘ taste your | never let me go—when | was with Crown names my estimation quite unerringly, |[!"! ' ing him I made him forget everyone pcre ait ara oul ane Bits Aa Ii was oa eh fe w Reid Ch Girl Sexo mr awardy Ontve Tabtete—a sud: |nway that he Wegan to make ove allace Rei orus Girls A CONSTANT READER tert pared | tures to his wife Who Starred With Geraldine Farrar in Real Live Chorus Girls From Jesse Lasky’s P. 1 enclose m n r ' ts patient Men are curious creatures, C : “Society Bud” Troupe 7 Sunday—Monday—Tuesday 8. | enclose my name and ad ores, |i urmen iety Bud” Troupe. dress, which is not for publication, wa Nive ble re Maris. The y et h ve some one | A.—Thia {s only one of a number |PiTely, vewetable mpoun ed|about them that they think loves s ad mimsnraaiue ipitate 4k lieve coven emithem. It may not always be the South American Travelogue 800 GROUND FLOOR SEATS Pee ceilicia Ree ee arteat tie Naa onl fy thar gee: thee eniate Lavear iter “HEADWATERS OF THE AMAZON RIVER” Continuous, 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. umna a few d ne0. afl Tay wt get at th } : ou oe I have sometimes wondered, FOURTH, PIKE AND UNION reasnurailte, I always do my bent, «niet anatnaene Tete act om |Marele, how much of love there TONIGHT LAST TIMES will continue to be for all tmae, It Z ‘ debe (ee ade thy Benger db Be would be rather dull world tf © " nd note everyone agreed with everyone else, , tah bss | 1 14-Year-Old Star, Geraldine Farrar’s Protege. left him because his vagrant fancy had drifted to other women She lid not even at that time have to|— | battle with one woman, for you