The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1915, Page 8

THE §S EATTLE STA R Rann RAAARARA arenes , y PAPAL PPP PPP PP PPP PPP PPP PP PPP PPP PPP PPP é ey STAR announced Monday that a ‘papintie well visit the First Baptist church Sunday night, and tell aint it in Monday’ s paper. But Rev. Carter Helm Jones is out = the city, so the visit will be postponed ° a few weeks. Instead, The Star man will visit Rev. Frank M. Silsley’s Westminster Presbyterian church, Broadway and East Columbia. Rev. Silslcy has undertaken a big job for Sunday night. He will try to solve this question: “Are the Men of Seattle Successes or Failures, Scripturally Judged?” A story about the services will appear in The Star Monday as the fourth in the series of weekly winter church talks. Read | it, and you'll find whether the pastor dresses in robes or a swallow tail, how he looks and how he talks, also his brand of religion, all about the music and the services, and possibly even the acoustics of the church. | PPP Rn ren PPL PPL LD PPP PPL - PP PAPP PPL APD OL PE PEPE PEELE EPP PP PPP PPP PPP PPL PE PPP Divorce Court Has g | Axman’s aFunny Side; Even Salvation Nell, Alaska Drama, DetectiveM ystery andW astern Life F eature Local Bills Victim S _ JdudgeGets Laugh Survive Gia" and Melancholy did theirbest in divorce court Friday to No Hope Held Out for V cast thelr usual dismai spell over proceedings, but their efforts & ‘Ae amounted to what might be termed a fluke Roberts B oy Is Given Judge French, of Kiteap county, was substituting on the bench, Slight Chance and he has a difficult time controlling his facial expression when his sense of humor gets the better of his judicial dignity & A man went to Pp and snored so loudly everybody in the court 4 room was startled. Crawford White (that’s him leading the Eagles’ band) pussy-footed across the courtroom and woke the gentieman up 4 ROBERTS NOT IN NEED® Violet, the 17-year-old girl, whggll with her brother George, 16, af Everybody la@ghed, and Joanna Malone, colored, who was on the the only survivors of the f i stand testifying against her absent husband, James H. Malone, evi h RPVAvOr®: mily off laughing at her, and she became indig George Roberts, the Hillman Cia plur ho ¢ Friday morgal ‘ A little later an Indian girt, Mra. Alile Daniels, testified that her ing slew 1 daughe ig husband, Francis Daniels, beat her and “was sentenced to 20 days IN ter, Ella, and shot himself, was TACOMA!” ported as jos her fight Judge French struggled to conceal a most un-judicial grin. A few he city hong Saturday, ® condition i# a lttle t Minutes jater, as he came off the bench, he referred to the testimony, and eaid to a Star man: He has a hance “Such procedure, In my opinion, is contrary to the constitutional in Repeated thre hin or Dibition of crue! and unusual punis hment.’ were sade to neighbors witht Practically every wife who went! finding Schultz holding his u net tow wee Roberts, si * om the stand Friday told of being) wife by her hair and beating fering from melan Bas the eruelly beaten and maltreated; and) her face with his fist pe: me fs sp ne, aaa fm a majority of cases the cause of He works for the Seattle s in the back of Him the cruel treatment was ascribed) Brewing & Malting Co, says to drink Mrs. Schultz, She was granted | 4 would © Ma aap $20 a month for the support of toberts Of Elmer E. Miller failed to get a} the child and $75 attorney's until her decree from Jennie B. Miller. He! fees. did kee 4 gaid she up and left him, taking 2 . 3 their two children Mrs. Mary Morit . 19 aos ning oo “And did you try to find them?) Who looke jed the judge, gently J Miller sald he didn't having a substant also owned 16 in Snoho al bank a res of farm ish county “Then you don't deserve a di ere ar Mrs. R 1 b \werce,” thundered the court. “If/ary, mid r $s ' oltre, Bo ris was a - igbter g | You take no interest tn your chi! ) together Savio, aes te amen “a | @ren you have no right to them.” \ tees bak mother vo brothontl pnb 4 ther and mother. five brothers heat ' © sisters ; John Livermore has a young |) "") F aagt , rif only known immediail @aughter, But he doesn't know (0°). nee es re is his half-brother, Perm her age. Nor does he know - - : A , a city fireman. where she !s. Hoe has never 3 ts The Roberts family had t Pag i sberts fan nad resi seen her, for that matter. This |/'*)" to him fs Mi | years 4 _ according to his testimony | 4)°), - “age t Friday. 5 . d He mid his wife left him after he bad made one com- plaint about his meals not Deing ready when he came cE home from work. Later she returned and said she had been ALL PLEAD GUILTY! NORTH YAKIMA, Nov. 6.—Plem fm San Francisco, where the bse dl ' ‘ Mt of guilty to tment for no y Daby was born. But she would |... ; 7 yi saps ded eid: i not say where {t was. He has |)... , Pilea three 1 commissiel Deen unable to find the little | gon, o " in Farnum, Enid Markey and Louise Glaum, a trio of stare who Introduce the new Triangle Fine Arts films at the L theatre. They appear in “The ers caster? W. H. Stahiii girl, since. waste of time to J. Warren Kerrigan, in “A Life at Stake,” at the Mission. Below, at left—Beatriz Michelena, as Salvat Nell, at the Melbourne (Center) Robert (3nd James Stuart. Their attorn iveet! |. b ce and his w fe, Genevieve Hamper, the ewner ef the at beautiful classic face on earth,” making their debut in the films in “The Blindness of Devotion,” at the | Will ask court leniency, and sm: | ae ae Right) Buck's adventures in the movies have recently amured readers of the Saturd vening Post. Th scene from “Buck's La ” jal fines only are expected r Rose Little sounded no more! Othe Nr Sapa nee 9 ya d ers oO aturday € g Post. This isa s fre Bu sla Friends,” at the Colonial. Ce ples Bd bat “ sare ona animated than if she had been tell °° LIBERTY Fra tterf brea or t Edwar ° t " e her « -" thorized by the three. ing an agent be wasn't Interested] ae . t 4 | 1 ht fn his wares {Alice vs kone A tie @rank and came home and/ter: Eytio P 1 MINISTERS 0 ‘| Beat me up all the time. I hadlys ‘trorry u ; ‘ - him arrested once. We bave one|vs. Aina serra rade 4 COMPULSORY She recited it all in listless tones. Mar W ty ite ; 4 are re x ‘ oO ia : Divorced! Sas lace J. Walsh; John ©. ve. Mac bus k ' 5 a : Sn ee teas ° are tio: oo FR, t 4 e Holding that compulsory m 4 DeForce nervously twirled the) I oe ' K sta eee en rebuilt and s C. J.|the nisterial associat strings of her purse as she sat im-| 7 1S. H I 1 WAR PICTURES END TONIGHT T tter bh chartered jt has solution recommen eer vaicking ber Vise bea ig ide * M § . pss uces . t the . t imiralty to carry a jing military departme! Gaughter on the stand as the lat- Arthur T rriva t ; + wee t : y > Pocgrrryriyat Stoic aaah? Med f cepeniye = ter told how she, a waitress, sup) ) M v A I M ' f Arct CLEMMER t t » 1 WHI ay tie pag st hen ported Edward DeForce, even to " Y re * 1 Mantolt. { . ; buying his tobacco and having his t that s clothes cleaned. Olive qualified) aeshnetlia ] with most of the other divorcees) 0 6 . ae by saying that Edward beat her up.) ALHAMBRA wether Ge LASS A see 1 t . : 4 It was 2 plain case of desertion) with Mrs. Emma F. Townsend. She gaid that Harry 5. Townsend lett her in Alberta, Canada, elght yea ago, Wrote to her two years later, and thereafter preserved the con- sistent silence of an uncommunica- tive clam. She made her living by running a boarding and rooming house. Divorced! WILLIAM FOX Presents First Screen Appearance of Robert B. Nantel America’s Fore t Actor GENEVIEVE HAMPER Most Beautiful Face on Earth Bernardine Lee's husband, Geo.} E., was a barber, sald Mrs. Lee.| In 1913 he went to Port Angeles,| and soon after advised her to ship| the furniture, which she did | “—and then he went on ne of his} Periodicals, and sold the furniture and departed, and I haven't seen him since,” concluded Mra. Lee. “But I got the furniture back!" | eee | When Sophie Person wed | Iver Person she had $500 and he had $300, They invested it In a fishing boat, and Mrs. Per- son hasn't seen any money since, In any large sums. 7 gambied and drank,” she told the judge. “And once he tore all my ciothes off, and tried to kill me. Once I had a deputy sheriff and a policeman ‘e him from a gambling house.” CARMAN AND CARMEN SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESD: KERRIGAN In a 2-reel Western Drama A Life at Stake And then came Mrs. Joanna Ma lone, whose testimony was inter- rupted by the snores of the tired- out spectator. She said that James H. Malone, among other things, departed a few months after the nuptials, with the promise that when he returned Paint act moment ana { THEIR SINFUL INFLUENCE Re ee es eae he would ha and kill her. The case because é the judge was not sufficient ¢ testimony, Also a 3-part melodrama, a story of Italian of Julius C, Berens iil ‘ life, full of hatred, fi d short an pointed. | : j ghee ie ort and polnted. Beginning Tomorrow || RULE OF THRE: against my wishes,| went away with an- . and I never heard of her afterwards. So ‘ 1 out our household effects and went back to live with my folks : Divorced from Lucy Berens. eg Because Rudolph w H. e uuri 1 tbe Schulta continually came home drunk and beat his wife, Louise D. |. Schultz, she quit him. She told Judge French that Schultz MADE FORT. R BEATRIZ MICHELENA | pete gee if Md oN “SALVATION =f We beat her over the head with a en stick, pulled her ears, used vile - os 2: . Janted Frot vd hal f language and threatened her, Showing the Evil of Being Married to a Man Adapted From Edward Shel fit so that she was afrald of her Seni as . Same Name, Made Famous by Madan iid, At test thera camer aan 30 Years Your Senior, and Being Admired 1 Aadam Fi H Might when he came home In By Younger Men 2 one of his drunken. rages and oe % beat her crueily. Her patience { and her love both snapped, and picking up their little girl she | tan from the house and went to her sister's, where she was taken in and protected, The landiady where the cou- ple once lived testified to hea MONEY TALKS 10c MELBOURNE Second Avenue at. University rvice, Writing Room and Parcel Checking facilities, 800 ground floor seats CONTINUOUS 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. Ladies ©" est Room with maid