The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1915, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR ry »/ % as Tg 1% f og v j i eS >» erg »y "gig? mh " Farr Ewer” 4orre wr” 6 American Bankers Trying to Make It International Standard WOULD AID EXPORTER ' yy Correspondence) | Thanksgiving Day The Bon Marché Will A a Eee wT Ba Be Closed All Day re CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WILL BEGIN ; rtean BRIGHT AND EARLY FRIDAY 4 MORNING Be Sure and Read The Bon Marche’s Advertisements in the ! uN bee Thursday Evening Papers This wa becatve Gre ) manufacturers if vic to make the { the pound the world’s ex (ES ‘Transportation n_ Companies in | Unemployment Insu rance Will), Battle Here for Immigra- | Be Sought in t tion Business | Congress LITTLE CHANCE TO WIN OPPOSE PREPAREDNESS The Chinese t has be NEW YORK, N 23 A compre- come the pawr " " tle royal betw 8 " Ame ex ers now have ¢ Lon New York East S NE TIGHTENS * UPON BOY-ED IN CUSTOMS TRIAL WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.— The government net tightened | today on Austro.German offi clals Involved in conspiracy charges. Activities of Naval Attache Boy-Ed of the German embas Sy, a8 revealed in the trial of Introduction of a bill author’ ing the government to fix max! mum prices for necessities to prevent exploitation of the poor Support of woman suffrage, child labor legistation and all laws aimed at bettering the conditions of the work Opposition to Pre son's preparedness program Opposition to any attempt by the republicans to revise the tariff upward sioner n Anth jecretary ony ¢ , John B. Dens and Comm ner James L. H This is a modest program,” said of Philade’ a to Seattle to hear|London, “t we socialists a Hambure Ameriann line etm the plea of the ratlroad and steam- | the « can't be re Bi ora seapsios lier 6 viele rests of t Pacitl - ¢ cot ike on yin om. oar eoperonts'0¢ the Pe eS s merce raiders, were only the ission presented Seattle's at the federal build before this cc Matthews claims Tuesday os, woe m fie nsational disclosures. an extent ot oene Others are destined to follow, according to government au nsportation upheaval of n situation. that was the fear ex « FOURTH ROBERTS VICTIM IS DEAD world is getting away from “ARREST JAPANESE ON GAMBLING CHARGE “Today's Styles Today” “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” SAFE CRACKED; $100 TAKEN BY THIEVES i CLOSED A acaawad: at i TOMORROW Wan ae i in commemoration of " 2s ae HONOR LATE LEADER | la It the. man ‘eh pcator 4 things we thankful for ; ibe, | among Rr the fact that Mr our liberal poy els 1332-34 2nd Ave. 211 Union St. KAR “RY t VK ” you WAVE HEU MATION — Judge's waved || oRun battle |” ption next year, no of the the © finan. |1 yunty Assessor the apr Iam « 'US.DOLLAR MAY. WIDOWS TO GET BE WORLD WIDE TAX EXEMPTION "s DISCIPLE Decision Affects Least 15,000 Poor Families Here Poor widews and heads of far fos thruout this state will be al ed the customary $300 tax ex tate tax ¢ e contrar Thatcher Ived word from Tacoma Wednes that Supertor Judge Chapman ‘Merce county, had turned de Heation f the comm) ra writ of mandate forcing ¢ sensors to AX persons fort A « order, ins the mi wt yught t IN TRADE FIGHT. ARE ANNOUNCED SS! papane TOWR IN NIGHTSHIRTS prodixt I field hankagiving n ader t Pitth t pass along A the Liberty any, voca entert ‘Thousands Take | this mild, family remedyto avoid iliness, and to t their healt d pure, th om with PILLS Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. big = ko In bones, 100., 28 SS ee eee y Class A Theatre All-Star CAST Including LILLIAN GISH DARWIN KARR Mr. and Mrs. SIDNEY DREW BERNICE BERNER And Others Darwin Karr appears in THE TANGLE A Love and Military Drama in 4 Parts, pro duced with the assist ance of regular U. 8 Troops A THRILLER! an Lillian Gish appears in THE MUSKETEERS OF PIG ALLEY Produced direc tion of the famous DW. GRSU W. GRIFFITH —S oe Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew are seen in the under Comedy “All for the Love of a Girl” | — The Birth of Plants A Pathe Educational Worth Seeing 7 REELS All First-Run Wed. roR Thur. 5c CLASS @ THEATRE Third Ave. at Pike Fri. Sat. twithatanding nfident the order gr of demands made by the rail JM ATTRACTION is regular and HAMS |RAILROADS ARE BLAMED ree Reca Children, 6: Loges 25¢ FIRST AT PIKE BRITISH GIVE NEW YORK HAS A th. cir FOR GERMANS! t nited Press Correspondence) NDON, Nov. 9.—(By Ma NEW YORK, today ha a de war ve | paralleling in many Dr. Hatnel us of oper has urged the » to such a parents to » in an at t to ect » the 5 cts are for er than mental or ney should the child's ~NEW COMPANY TO BOND JITNEY BUS MEN JAN, 1 ie @ ~ time te ITTING GLASSES 7, VL TROUBLES. HEADACHES, WORVOUSNESS. MUSCLEROUBL ESF OM OASMLZY | Albert Hansen Jeweler and Silveramith 1010 Second Ave., Near Madison BULL BROS. in no way Coast t the FUSE Printers] rer win oe meine e@AIN 1042 | jitney. *o13 THIRD MUHL PAINT CO. O18 Pike se WALLPAPER 5 Cents a Double Rell MAIN PACIFIC OUTFITTING Ci COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN--WOMEN RS] Week | ies YOUR CREDITISO.K.| Eee From saat CORNERSTONE OF TEMPLE TO BE LAID nd Masons will mare} their new temple at Harvard ave, and Pine st. The parade will form at First ave. and Virginia st., am. Bishoy Keator will officiate. A Western Drama With ; William S. Hart—The Su- fl preme Sacrifice of a Man i Wife for Her Doctor Lover, atter Was Child Might Be Saved— and the Aftermath HER PAINTED HERO A Sennett Keystone Comedy with MATINEES _ LIBERTY TODAY—UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT lask GREECE TO EXPLAIN THREE CHEERS BABY CASE; MAY : LET CHILD LIVE °: E “a WW J A ane the of ave Abandoned By His lled Both That His Polly Moran EVENINGS Children, 5c Loge Seats May Be Reserved at 50c Each 15c CONTINUOUS—11 A. M. TO 11 P.M. 4,000 LOBSTERS ARE PLANTED IN SOUND 24.—The allies handed Premter udis an urgent request for ANACORTES, ATHENS, >} have of Greece's attitude to-| Nov. 24.—Four allies in the Balkan op-| thousand lobsters from the Atlantic rest. wan couched in| C@St Were planted near here yer s and specified no terday afternoon by Prof. Trevor od for a reply, but it Kincaid of the University of Wash r the need for prompt- ington and Henry O'Malley of the ness ‘fisheries bureau. —Talking of Thanksgiving HERE’S SOMETHING TO BE THANKFUL FOR Mary Pickford Madame Butterfly A pictured version of one of the sweetest and most pathetic stories told. You have read the story, seen the play or heard the opera— now see the masterpiece. ALHAMBRA Westlake, Pine and Fifth Continuous—10:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. —Until Saturday Night Only at 9:30' 9