The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1915, Page 3

STAR—SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1915. PAGE 3. (Girl Wins ns $25 Pr ize in ‘How to Hold a Wife’ Contest Held by Star Movie Editor DORA DANIELS TO SEND THE GILLIES FREED | MONEY TO SICK FATHER IN | | _ EAST, SHE TELLS STAR MAN ia Charged With Falsify- ing Records HELD FOR SHORTAGE OLYMPIA, D 4.--J. F, Giles, former chief claim agent for the THE WINNING LETTER ON “HOW TO HOLD @ In the springtime of thy matrim ol n, keep ndustrial insurance counsel ia th p trimn d for him that } a under $5,000 bail toflay, following thy lam « and hat hath a g and hi t ye afternoon on & oily dinner ¢ wind, but @ insult not thy wintergreen warrant charglt ing th rds the r ith falsifye ction with nt exposures of shortages totaling over $15,000 tn the indus t a confer+ Attorney trial insurance ¢ when be knew the claim to be false. The amount of his bond was first |fixed at $10,000, but after his attor neys had argued for a reduction om the plea that Gillies’ wife has Bee Jeome {Il over newspaper pile |licity attending the case, and thet } Smile ¢ re rte pavd. i I host n t Assistant Ate payday; for whe walke . 1, Wilson cometh across clea He in ecifically charged with @ As rain droppeth and the w weth tantly ‘ " t tin for $1,340 avcident comp at uncanny hours and in peculiar situatic k thy n $1,240 aecid nt ¢ mi pensation self, oh, son an a to a claim by P. A. Mare | | if Vora A Pike st., could have written more Christmas. Wor't t won, b M sorry ev Dariels, of 920 Bast, In ond father the than 100 words, a privilege sho was denied by. the rules of 1 ersbedy couldn't ha too. It it is necessary for Gillies to be edie “Matrimony” contest, cloxer —s the adi Bee hdl. 18 stantly with her, the amount was MS day, she might have told a lot of itr ein, on which |" reduced by half. ways to hold a wi igor vreen drama on | | She said so her when she was infor: won the $25 cash prize Liverty theatre Left to Right: (Above) Dustin Farnum tn a scene from “The Von tlerb rg, of} Gentieman From Indiana,” the first of the Pallas pictures, which be shown at It was Mana ‘BALLARD WOMEN the Liberty, that offered the prize| heads the program at the Alhambra from Sunday until Tuesday h 00-word letter on | a are Serene, Peete on of $25 cash for the best letter in| night; Margery Witton and Douglas Fairbanks, in a scene from | . the « t “Double Trouble,” the feature of the new Triangle bill which comes | The contest editor was somewhat | “wore than 1.000 ‘eitera were to the Liberty Sunday. (Bel: A t he latest of the undecided about giving the prize to an c ‘ er 0 the Liberty Sunday jelow) seene from the latest o' | ceived in the contest “Buck Parvin and the Movies” se entitied “This Is the Life,” a2 woman ' : get ES somehow that a Colonial, Sunday, with Art Acord the star; another mple of | PA “mao should capture the $26, lua the “eternal triangle’—-Genevieve Hamper and Robert Mantel! : much as How to Holt a Wite *. LUMBER SHIPMENTS (back), in a tense moment from “The Unfaithful Wife,” the Clem: | “ 81 * on the face of it, a maa’s problem mer feature Sunday : Which ons seas ‘ts proce ict, HEAVIEST IN YEARS hee: ” what The Star started out to prove WHAT PHOTOPLAY THEATRES OFFER FOR WEEK replica in miniature chee a hostilities was staged Fri 3 in- Superior Judge Ronald's coust, © jwhere Mrs. Alina Kiel was suing Mrs. Sophia Hall for $1,000 dati ages for sland ‘ Both women live in Ballard Mrs. Kiel’s husband is a Germa while she herself in an Englii | woman. is vice versa with tie |Halls, the husband being English and the wife German Testimony showed that inter- lracial differences in both families |were raising Ned J | Aside from that, Mrs. Kiel ale leges Mrs. Hall accused her of not being lega}ly married to Kiel. She jproduced their marriage certifi- cate. Choice, tho somewhat risque epi |thets bandied about in their respec= jtive homes anent nationality were | ‘given to phe jury oe anything) WENATCHEE, Dec. 4.—Decia “Do you know whet I am going ina that Eastern prosperity is work to do with that $257" asked M Daniels. “Well,” she smiled, “my father very fil, back in Eastern Canada, /¢f railway. here on a tr and he and mother are having a/spection, says the | hard time of it since the war. Yo {fie know the war has made a | enjoying 4 people poor back there? big year of SUNDAY Aihambee 0 with Mir fam Nesbitt as A Mare jet of the we From | tions a professor anche Sweet ing w tward, Genéral Superi Bale J. O'Netl, of the Great North anche Sweet in “The the pr Mis Wife's derwe ent J in “Dew eee A Jenior® MISSION Well-wishers of Gertrude ttle girl, one of the w 1 Beawn In “The LIBERTY Ancther excellent three ning . as feature of the program is “Ds . am ‘ouble. a Criffit roduction. |» cian Fair the brilliant bei K actor, is the star, “Double OPposite Mins F , rouble” is the coliabeld version of ayor and nuns third and inst of the “New * of Terence O'Rourke, titled “The Road to Paradise with Warren Kerrigan as the star, | a two-ree! drama loaded dowa with thrills and excitement. O'Rourke | in a gentieman adventurer who ts r ble of « into more trou-| the novel by Hert Quick, one of |The Star's editorial writers The story tells of a man wi dual personality. Firnt he is A }don, a young and timid banker Struck by a ug, he becon jconscious and finds himerelf boom town of HBakersto he ts ow y the nam f Brass ptr om wise 1. Hut the be is aan strikes it t is that he gets out of it Pro Bo ST ane harth [peat nd bis adventures furnjsh sts of material for the picture. as Amido | The story progresses full of mys tery, until the climax ts reached | MELBOURNE } Robert Warwick, In an exciting | ee when a becomes hia ow again. s full of action and To The Flash of an Em-| of the b Triangles he iner at the Mel The comedy feature on the is |bourne for three days, beginning | Temptations,” |Sunday. This time Warwick, tn . " : “Vanity, is thy | pelng starred as the hand-| name woman? le. It's |some young hero, is cast aa a pol . A Janitor's a Triangle ne farce, with stead n the leading vo racker, and neeln n enormously ee cee YOUR WIFE PROVED UNFAITHFUL? her, bh aid and child, ° re carelinn ond aed RESERVE YOUR OPINION UNTIL YOU SEE THE fam * and bis beau Hampe Chaplin Who Never Fails to Get a Laugh achievement “The ‘Property Man” SUNDAY—MONDAY— ‘TUESDAY Of the Snappiest, Liveliest, Most Clever Acts You Ever Saw nents the stone. She proves to be| the daughter he woman he UNFAITHFUL WIFE” Sunday the Seattle trea mab ~ALL NEW — Rufons ot uni ationy Yoo vy Nealon of Mie Stems ven fg See the startling method by which impersonated by Max Figman. et jilanced production. tue to ite and ill a Geceitful wife frees herself from in his good %, and thip pair of that action which character make some of the best comedy of Y° ona ize all pictures im which Dustin Hl her husband, and see the equally Hippodrome i ae In The Gentleman Frow In . . V d vill GRAND in ia the movie ana” “Paroum” ie rave ss' he Mill sensational method by which the at the Grand, beginning |YOUNs and extremely likable J n au € € Sew cop of an old farkuess, the young man te aml husband gets revenge. : Fae nedy titled “The Property in ‘the little town of Plattviile, Ind a ‘| including 1 _ phaesiyg i es ; “inks and immediately begins doing i country opera he and gets Into! things. Singer’s Pomeranian Dogs ae Oe His activities do not stop with e 3 actorines, but be gets hls he ing out of the Whitecap 2 Isadore Green & Co. ter on, when he tises the St onenciahe gidg eoriibing te r 3—PEOPLE—3 acto » political gang of the larger e nis F ; cities, but continue until he has i a a he ¥e - won the girl of his heart Le “Wanted—A Star” AB alr The latest South American trav Has a Brand New and Much Bet- A Mirth Provoker COLONIAL elogue, which t s the audience - A . polng the Colonials new sow then the Straits of Magellan, ter Scheme to Get-Rich-Quick— ta be e alkyrie,” & rounds out the program S. H. Robinson The Man of Many Tricks White & Brown Black and Tan Comedians Introducing Clever Sayings and Songs Jones & Weil Versatile Comedians “eet wll “Three Rings and a Goat oldest Inc nington, and t, John Kettle died of 105. He was been rn Wa n the Northw esterday ut the here when the first white man came, and known to have taken GRAND Re ee a insti Prom then "un IT IS BETTER THAN A CIRCUS a a iegomemes fering ie , : ‘ 10c ceeocne'* "BE GAREFUL WHOSE : he ta BOK PAPY tee A ee i eaie his mone Features for , For Daily futual feature on the bil Ea ae tiecan mane tiene Finest Films Seattle’s Best Photoplay House Schedule Such is the CLASS A William Sheller, in the case of Ku A nice anced bill is the fea- gene Bray, who pulled the nose of) ture of the Clase A's Sunday show, | Attorney Charles Jordan, when the| |The headliner of the program is ajlatter waited upon Bray to collect four-part drama, “Lifes Vitfalls,” a delinquent account POArL Fervice