The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1916, Page 3

TAR 1916. PAGE 3. MONDAY, JAN TH i ae Fg “COMRA Aid society, ht for Second at COMING ATTRACTIONS “EXCUSE ME” “MADAME xX" the Hebrew Shelter and Immigra-/decides finally whether to make its to become citizens. American} MUNITIONS MEN PHiOTOP LAYS GREET NEW YEAR » ” rete edd e : TODAY AND TUESDAY ONLY England’s Favorite Actor—Now the Idol of Ameri- th te can Play-goers—Star and Creator of “Grumpy,” capa tse wend Blood) | American—Clura Kimball Young tn the Biggest Hit in Years yihen Die _ofines ATs He Not the Hite" com | Colontal—Witme Witkey tn “The f WOMAN SEES REVELRY By MARY BOYLE O'REILLY | LONDON, Eng., Jar Midnight on New Year's eve; the Carlton, a festive, thoughtless Carlton; the great dining room ded with Mir. Cyril Maude In a Character He Has Immortalized in reunited y matron nd mia! te in TheGreater Will] A Convincing Story of a Great Love ‘ Two nan wearing it forgettable thir as they wateh him Manuel on the Job frown perplexity | “The Greater Will” gives to Mr. Maude an opportunity to enact a role that has endeared him to theatre-goers on both the American and European continents. The story is one of strong dramatic interest, giving the notable star a wide range for his genius. The production a king who was tried and f as a whole is one of unusual merit and in harmony with the high wanting Manuel of Portuga | standard set by former attractions at The Strand. Many elaborate Kir ho Wa nges off to fow “knuts” not yet in scenes and massive mounting enhance the picture’s dra the tre matic worth the midst of the noise and the aiclum appears a late arrival DE JOHN” Action Pictures of the Great War fully - i rama the clatter of talk a forks | ADMISSION 10c “NEDRA" Is ailence | J. Warren Kerrigan at the Alhambra in “Landon’y Legacy.” . Etc. Loge Seats 25 Cents Sir Edward Grey, past master in! tt acy, sits down}? Jwhy, it's a pleture to be ret its d Clommer—Robert Mantell and Gene | bered N vieve Hamper in “Green-Kyed Mone A ms 4 Millionaires Enjoy it Hippodrome—Vauderiife and Ch mouth ne travels A Parisian dancer hung with dia-| Chaplin in “Ww , £ the 1 tters a snlegiing| Liberty—Helen Ware in “Crosse Car ad apts rents. .™ urne—Herbert Kieney in “After the Mall, nition ma rs grown ri one year of war than the Bourbe and Braganzas in their centurte be Stella Kaseto in “The Little pompously ¢ pictures” she breaks all records, | organized here|the race for mayor, and whether to nstructor in home economics at) swept San Francteco and environs the University of Washingto p-|¢ ight assisting Jewish) et] sent if he does ston, an-\over n a nounced Monday that the second| Henry Chilson, a retired Los Jannual housekeepers’ short course Angeles druggist, lost his life after “ee lGene Lev the city at a 75-mile clip Beautifal and all the girls and many mov ed and th ’ Onl 4 we yer The Whitesboro lumber steamer from Greenwood crept ir ru the the Heads and rted “ musteal concer fenly we t out of fash just with a tensen¢ COMMERCIAL CLUBCOMMITTEE se i “Pape's Diapepsin” Ends All)> “ A COLONIAL Stomach Distress in e Five Minutes. CONSOLIDATION ADVISED BY inv growacy : <2 Ske | The advisory committee of the Seattle Commercial Club Is for consolidation of the city’s commercial organizations, if a seo “The Deathlock” at now Inside and snow e's Diaper sion until Tuesday night Little Upet ommendation, would be controlled| Maxwell, Clifford Wiley and Pre®| heartburn, ful by a board of trustees, elected by |i . ' ss or heavy feel at Robert 8. Boyn: ing in the stomach, nausea, debill ly m1 gy eto In the name part | The Commercial Club members| tating headaches, dizziness or in ig tn the Hains per CKED will discuss the matter in !ts club/testinal eriping. This will all go,|,.’ fea 8 neem | for} left over in the stomach to | — paeen <p a haere wen eae COLISEUM | Pape's Diapepsin 18 a certain o THROBBING ACTS Seattle and the entire Northwes were rocked by a sharp earthquak year. ers and tndig for many months It belongs in stomach ton William Fox nesday OLE FORMS NEW FIRM Come Early—11 a. m. to 11 p. m. Presents axl alain Everyone Wants to See This Sensation ee gern Bs gepe JEALOUSY real entate during the next few pigs That is the t of Ole who has taken his son Into partne with him GREEN-EYED MOsSTER Thirty Minutes of Fun, Too, With SAMMY BURNS RUFUS WALLINGFORD In “A TRAP For TR ROYAL GUATEMALAN MAKIMBA BAND Chance of Musical Progra want offer you the doctor's services as! |WLL VOTE TUESDAY, Vashon isiar dors will again vote of ferry w Front established in a new plant wi weeks at Seventh ave. on the question of locati Camille” probably will remain} Charlie Chaplin, in “Wo Then it sud | wea! her on seas her captal a : or Jater The s been made into of hypno r Strand—Cyrit Mt in “The Greater Ammunition kings from T wi food irers, profit mong eM a will and spirit of t coals re 6 ° eo" a a eb thetr b ih ron ond LIBERTY Cyril Ma the emir io rn o @ lish actor, ts the star Mave\miing, sade ‘Wiate e| Het Ware and Courtenay esiat Fo th 7 sana? ° cont served with ! ne star CLASS A thrt union Hype " rs mi - Out in the black dark, news-|'hat 6 t was) The ferture at the Class A un boys are shril a cabinet 1 wn at star-iti] Tuesday night is a comedy en ter's diatr on “compulsory thrift Tus in “Cr trama d Th In D the Life. A for the workers.” at the ma and the fearet-Selie News The munitions millionaires and The prin rs Pie complete the program Five hundred Engliat ture was directed by D.J@ ge? m fered here to feast while W. Griffith people wander ess on the| Weber and are the come: | @ e world’s highways dians of the t The Worst of} Another of Fe endid melo nd dramatic 2 9.6 the attract A SCENE FROM “THE GREATER WILL” ° Py ‘ AMERICAN , Genovi ple Ragen A J. Rufus aliingford comedy and one of Sara ; Suet ea TO AID IMMIGRANTS ERICKSON warrina |PLAN HOUSEWIVES’ GALE IN FRISCO :::is5!foccCi00 Se cetenscnan ers Councilman Erickson is waiting. | COURSE AT U. OF W. es - nball Young is : ; o- Leo Schwalacher was clected/Monday, te hear from the Mun FB N hop = », Jan. 8 ae Clara is great on th ° - jent of ttle bi ch {pal € p le befor he| death and a dozen injuries stand |,,..¢ nd his greatest resident of & Seattle branch of/pal Ownership leagne, before be! 1, wary F Rausch, assistantias the toll of a windstorm that |stf and in this great HIPPODROME ‘om: | would be held in M oll, March|a signboard buried bim and bis|? @ podrome. “Work” 1s one of Chap 14 to 18, Thirty-two lectures will| ALHAMBRA - in's greatest and funniest « be given fo rl y oD tt y thre - 7 edies, given for § The storm ripped ite way "| Dashing Warren Kerrigan to this are ftve Hippo-| : * On Market st. a big electric sign v4 iNe features that are Fascinating DIVORCE INCREASES ; rashed from the top of a 15-6 stare in “Landon's Lega early hs. How's that for iding uring a woman and na al production, at the Alia good ¥ Vs eee © are! thrills galore in t Pe cc a at's the matter with the di Phe storm the cocan ft © are thrills galo’ his LS, sa scapes aimansiecnciescal law? isi P oo Soe goa “ri Poor n into lpicture, and, with Warren Kerri MELBOURNE Judge Frater says it's port, Several broke joo Lam as a dashing hero, who over-| © o During 1915, there w ber loads on a few were picked Hl the villains in the play,| “After the Ball” used to be th | ¥orce suits filed and in andi whiried away like pepe — — atest song of tho pirtod a dec | were 1,58 ago. It was sung in vaude e houses, tn private homes and the consolidation can be made on ‘ & you eat , eh? But, all joking a@ satisfactory bas of activity. They 1 A gassy or o The Deathlock” 18 considerat } Its members have anewered (the investments, 0 ecommen-| Stomach surely uM ture. It is the story of tt | the proposal made by the Mer- dations from the ute great white wastes up North, and | chante’ Exchange in November, \ ha “ eroht If your meals fit. comfort method of fieadish torte ts | and are strong for “peace, har more ce ably, or what les like & |gentously woven into a pls mony and good will to all.” a and this 4 cre-|!" ead In your stomach, « eee Not only have they » an income of $60,000 or more.”|‘f You. have heartburn, that Is aq, sgt: 6 sons why consolidatic it pointe out that the proposea| "2" « igeation Me A MISSION to revi » old Seattle & it|consolidated club should be oper-| Crt your pharmacist a fifty o they hay dvocated 1/ated on its membership income. cont one Pape's Diapepsin and © story of a little laundry girl and the promotic new ones framed the peace pact are A. J.jng pelching of ndigested food aa ‘ " ae tad reg Mis. : The fund, according to the rec-|Rhodes, M. A. Gottstein J, W.| mized with acid, no stomach gas or| cn memigatty Bi $s rt” ia the title, with the ° ° < Thousan ock Sat ne velvet cu hich covers ! rpoeeents pat sen sented tha al Hick Sa s: cure for out-of-order stomachs, be | |, Te Ms iv : Sept which yg’ | _ Seismo F Fone nuse it takes hold of your food |the New Collseum’s | screen was Proc laiming / It turbance, which was thought to ys: Ad digesta it Just the same as it| Placed in position Sunday. All that Her Grea have had origin, somew n Cone Sey Be rn een taera remains of the front portion of the Work eran dubteriously ahitted sbout: tel that | will Rellet in five minutes from all |theatre that gerbe scp es as mysteriously #hifted about 4 ‘ the orchestra pit, upon which a Dee eee Unt Moher titted nek troabent stomach misery ts walting for you | the orchestra aben | witie PASSION AND LOVE §°)o%i2e ste 0 Bes sprig re al | D. 1 re persons said throughout These fty-cent cases con- | Orc hears La ia a Cheats Pert Jo'clock ( rsons tain choush:“Pape's Diapepein’ to (to be placed in a theatre built ex Reign Supreme they felt two hocks the whole ae ihe entire family free trom |clusively for photoplay presenta tion. The theatre will open Wed FREE he ae a hip in and They intend to deal in water front} | Charles &. Peabody and othe D ockabo dian, Imitatin ; | | Charles F. Pea ar ner England's te ee CARLIN i Q property and su ms | 0 T 0 R= capitalists are conslderin The younger will take ganization of a transpacific s : 4 charge of the sales department of | ping corporation. Peabody {s d | They plan to spend $10,000 annu-| | goat ant the Right Drug Co. 169 /a report has reach¢ 1 here that four OSeats SCS LOS FF iinet: cisco es |wottintt odbc TRRS PEE att | ever tontipe are to bo bl Section overhead expense éx-government. ph 1 diagnose your case and preseribe for you, ab- Weide withodt hares ‘WILL BUILD BAKERY We your patronage, and | Three Girls’ bakery will be thin and torminaln Tuesday, the ballot hav-| thre ing been confined only to resi A Republican st, wh they will 4 wo propositions are to be Ibe H turn out 60,000 loaves of bread To feet asst ce te CLEMMER ert Hansen | \\; Portage to Dex Moinew. | et Nici Wiens Jeweler and Silversmith SCONT SCONE im Fy 3t senttle’s Ges: . Col m Theatre—th world's SECOND AND SENECA Theavwe pet t ay Mouse: wt 010 Second Ave, Near Madison} |iargest photoplay house-—will op Wednesday, January $. ta tr play house UL oper lweanseday, January b. | rk,"*) all week at the Amertecan jforma the moving picture part ed * program at the Hip | | | “Judith” i in the Sperry Magazine est household and hygiene hints. The | Call and ask fo a copy—IT’S FREE. Tr RAPT tle creat { silk and cloth combinations THE RING ARE USINC WHAT ARE THE F wy SECOND AVE. AT JAMES ST. 100 Handsome Dresses At ey Prices $8.50 and $10.00 Values } $12.50 "$8.50 woert e 022 the e selection of ex- t tyles in this lot you'll etty silk and wool Poplins, 4 little Serges, the pop- iranite Cloths, Silk Taffetas, Vool Crepes, Satin Messalines, Crepe de Chines or charming ere i wide range of sizes and colorings, and at 1al bargains Closing Out the Candies We need the space of the Candy Department, and made prices to force a quick clearance. Pure, me candies in bulk or in pretty boxes are ridiculo y low we Boys’ Union Suits are an extra heavy and they come in tan ) unusually good always sold Children’s Hose splendidly serviceable mere Hose for children. y bbed and ex- od black; all 24c watched for each month by a veritabe army of inter. s. Then there are complete stories, fashion notes, est issue is here now. 1 reade Joonfidence betrayed. and allows the out- se Such a person ta a traitor and worse than | ted to be called a traitor by” pected that they would | west Worker, to li sting prejudice shing this truth tw can save their WHY 1 USED THE PUBLIC PRESS” After trying by every means hone a orable and open to get a hearing im) : writing every local Imi for a meeting members only, ommitteeman, ‘vit lic fficial who wi some sense of responal= ration at this time coe ON Yy » ce t for me to remain in ff WH no 1 hdrew for the purpose those who have throtel and have it strangled into sie > a = Northwest Worker” CEP ehh Aaa titute the party with {mpuntt ter 14 year n abership I ff a i N AND LANDE ONLY DPEFENSE FOR |{s IN THE 8 ORGANIZA ad honored the party car@isill and T, to make known to them a] conditions, and why T left 7 alist party f ership that t otherwi t big enough fool to think thme lll deceive the whole working: The public press was with which to get a © earing WHY I WENT TO EVERETT — I went to Everett to compel these ag : rd the very foundation Socialism to 8! trial he sunlight of public opted << show to them the power of ti on, #0 that in the future be member begs for a hea hearing denied with aflent ~ werful ring vilified ed Anna Maley, vill dy, even villfied and scorm tional characters in the pi 1 is it not an honor for me to ndered and vilified by them? And | taken an open and publie under thelr rule ialist party; tts ion agency for gath= i onthly dues for the king up the ring's ket) erett to get a hear and when the people — 1 election day the Everett of the ring got their just de= T shall continue until the Sos arty of this state shall be of the name. w the fear, villainy anda t Party ward of ring, T only i to y . Mi . The Northwest (Sh ) Worker ta Yet the|villfy me, but they fear ond refuse doa|me apace to answer thelr charge. am wiiing | It ts evident that I am. @riving (iy de fthem to cover, I expect a few who prejudiced to condemn me fora! , rt while, but when once the facta was paldjare known T have no fear, and © Stes, but {promise that T will make it so hot Mntend {for the ring that another one will the Soctalist — in this state. | hove artiel repudiat ite | oftice an HEY PEAR THE FACTS. itten law In every t rotaliat natitution, state and. national (NO well, fuse or | faithful, by proposing them for Offts trade t " within the party, : = the work nad that when the wealth a 3 Washington 8 wor th aly |turned over to the tender mercie® = ne. «r the|the ring that 6 collection, cy worker thly dues will be the all imports) that feature of the party, Get all t ; ‘ |