The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1916, Page 3

oday Is Your Last Chances ‘To See These ® of Key filled In three reels stone comedy WEBER AND FIELDS THE WORST OF FRIENDS the screamingly of with funny escapades these irrepressible com edians, called a Griffith comedy-drama de picting the ro mance of a mod ern Cindereila and her seven lit tle charges in Mexico JANE GREY AND TULLY MARSHALL LET HATY NOTICE The Liberty is the only place tures. There are no second Triangle fea EVENINGS After 7 o'Clock Children Se. Loges 30¢ MATINEES Eleven to 7 p. m. Children 5c. Loges 25c. Ty | conditions believed 10° | Economic to TO DISCUSS PEACE)". > vm! | | The delegates believe these con ditions must recognized before the satisfactory peace terms be made be BOSTON, Jan. 11—Under ; pices of the Soctety to Elim! ite Ecénomtie Causes of War, of Which Roger W. Babson is secre CHAIRS FOR THE WOUNDED tary, a conference was to begin) ;onDON here today to promote more uni-\tory at High form legistation in the various na- hamshire, has tions for the advancement of peace fice orde for and commerce. ichairs, to be THE JUDGE RENDERS FINAL DECISION ON THE GREAT Divorce ——CASE—— “A Butterfly * Wheel” TONIGHT LAST TIMES—BETTER HURRY Tomorrow New York’s Latest Sensation “The Rack” with Alice Brady This Picture has created much comment. A thr of the escape of a young wife from judicial death own amorous indiscretions. Shows start 11 a. m §¢ American 10c }: SECOND AND SENECA can Jan Wyco ling story owing to her MANY HOMELESS Piles Up Big Beach | Dwellers High SALVAGE PROPERTY an the ehore a Ratlard * Tuesda i tay tid ¢ the rising havo has a fan homeless ach a onday | Jeff Ber Goth wt and the were rand pon the « hauled moo tus was t h de Alk Ar bulkheading on the provement t and was torn ¢ t to pontoor ton c rathing This damage ed by the oximate the 1 al and th compa $ JUMPS OUT WINDOW IN HIS NIGHT SHIRT bove totals tero, open air excu ance, is the made by philo Martin Jail to- the city he is held with Edward | 19 burgiar William H. Jame of $300 worth of nk ot y city de! two hours he decided to surrender. FEAR FLOOD ON LAK! Snows have raised the level Lake Washington and threaten flood the borders, Kirkland r yunty commissioners Monday was learned that it would take identa told the i |days to lower the lake one foot thru! the flood gates connecting Lake| Washington with Lake Union | Complete Report of Market Today ° Prices Pald Wholeesie Dealers for Veartabies and Fruit Al rrected dafly by J. W. Godwin & Ca Alaska rutabagns, sack 20 Feet Re wack es © oe sese Veal and Selling 9 Butter he to Hetailer May and Grain ewelry | STAR—TUESDAY, JAN. ROLLERS LEAVE TOWNIS TAKING FANNIE WARD, THE MILLION DOLLAR TO BUTTERMILK Beer May Flow on Streets No! Rntal Drop on Second Avenue 43 DRUNKS IN A WE nh Barleycorn, recent! ax been supplanted, and enor in other than mild-mannered old gentler Huttermit after on—Gen. BM tippling in Seattle one under w we ness Ditton law pular indoor to stn are buat Janu is the most Hill ha buttern com tk stands it more to Downtown than th were 200 Gallons © are selling ttermil behind the stand, 14 night “From Saturday morning un. til midnight,” he continued, we fold 200 gallons.” Diet statintios ody building ong odds Hutte in a Day said at F show that butter of be ate while vcidedly Rents Same on Second Ave while ago the » howling that calamity the awful fal suffering would # r from ink ff of rents. She is Henry broker Rents estate caused a softening er cent First Pike ower on way ar t to h of Yeale districts April it anoth alrea ter to affected will in story Beer to Flow In Street? Several thousand barrels of unfinished beer will probably be turned into the gutter at the Seattle Brewing & Malting Co.'s plant Tuesday Prosecutor Lundin said posi tively Monday that he would not stand the brewers finishing” the stuff to ship out of the state 43 Drunks During the re and by all probabi ver M for n Week firat “dry” week Se » ordered 1,260 quarta of bee: 5 of whiskey n, four of saki d two of vermouth ) of wine, four of Forty-three “drunks” were arrested during the week. Six violations of the city ordinance forbidding the sale of liquor resulted In arr Whisky in Coffee Creamers in Grant's Cafe; Manager Held RM Monaghan, one of the proprietors of Grant's cafe, 1414 Third ave. was served with a warrant Tuesday, charging him with violating the dry law, fol lowing the arrest of W. M Grant, the other proprietor, and George Zwecki, a waiter, in a police raid on the place. Edmat Greenkevich, owner of the Portland hotel, 211! First ave. 8, accused of having too great a quantity of liquor stored In his hotel When the police entered Grant's Monday r is sate to have be whis Zwocki ing patrons amers atoreroom cate ght n Ker and ice large aasortment and other was confiscated enkevich and F said to have the Portland hotel when the police came of Hquor was seized Zwecki and dion $15 HE WEARS NO COLLAR SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tex. Jan. 11,—"Cycione” Davi con gressman from this district, hasn't worn a collar for 2 years. He says they Interfere with his talking. And he's some talker. That's how he got his name a Nquor ling Hquor Stanich es A caped quantity Grant, © relean h the Grip I “aioe Qui are holding 9 liry show there now The Battle Cry of Peace Don't to The Vivid Naval and Battle Scenes HOVAL GUAT MAHIMBA three of brandy| There were! 1161 applicants for permits. of} to} pads and lowlands on its| Greenkevich| millionaire. HOW TO REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT 11, 1916. PAGE “Bo tterfiy on the Wheel” recorde—Since George Cotterill “Let George Do It” tongues know no gender—Censo: ture—Charile almost a tates al dagger scene—Col, H has eta bi “Excuse Me" umps up against King county divorce i's longer arrives at Strand. Wagging rs drop ax Whitman's pic awyer--Shedevil got stabbed in the ying qualities—Gene Levy tells one is mayor no more no the on Gov .» DIAMOND ACTRESS, IS NEWLYWED PVAE KI OR Fann wife of th A w Once the Joneph London and Sou an diamor Fannie Ward, film in Cheat ineun theatre, was John Dean leading roles Miss Ward mar rece! married t has er company ed Lev me ¢ IN SEATTLE, WOMEN, NOT MEN, GET MOST DIVORCES in “The Butterfly on the Wheel,” at the American the ater, the woman in the o (Vivian Martin) says that it is the ordeal of the courtroom which causes many women to let their husbands take di vorces by default. This may be true elsewhere, but in Se attle It Is not the case. The records of County Clerk Sickles show thousands upon thousands more divorces grant: ed to women by default to men. In some states, however, as In Engiand, where women are still more or less the chattels of their husbands, under the law, Miss Martin's words may be accepted as exact fact CHARLIE CAME WITHIN INCH OF BEING LAWYER Charles Richman, who p ding role in “The Batt studied law at the College of Law, but gave up Blach stone to become an actor, H layed opposite Ada Rehan, th famous actress who died in York Saturday He was also lead “TIZ" FOR SORE, TIRED FEET--AH! “Tiz” Is Grand Swollen, Tender, Calloused Feet or Corns what relief no more burt swollen, aching, sweaty feet corns, callouses, bunions. No matter what alls your feet o what under the sun without getting relief, Tiz Tix" is the only that draws out all the polsonous ex udations which puff up the feet Tiz” cures your foot trouble wil never limp or draw up you face in pain, Your feet more ng feet Just Th ink of it, more agony or bunions. Get a 25-cent atore departm nt relief, V once try foot Th no more foot ne from corns, ouses aru and Ke box at any or nt store Tin comfort nk of it Get a whol ® for only cents RELIANT SARE 7 WA wit burde takes porse ery pe Lewis playing New for Aching, No more tired no| tender, No more soreness tn | you've tried use remedy #0 shoes won't tight and your feet will never, r hurt or get sore and swollen misery, cal- ‘longer ou [have changed y Ward next year when she wore diamonds in Marriage the jon dollars’ F presentation ¢ William Ashe a worth f ad Dean r f divore 6 month ought a home and ex & from his forn aKe MOVIE FANS, ATTENTION! Beginning Wednesday, } The Star will begin a series } of stories by a high school girl who made good in the { movies. She has some ex- cellent advice for girls anx- ious to enter the alluring field. She is now one of } the leading ladies with the | Keystone Triangle com- pany. { Mrs anche hoto. ng man with langtry, Mary and now Annie Russell, Mannering, B he's in the | PULLMAN SCREAM, “EXCUSE " AT STRAND TUESDAY “Excuse Me,” the film adap. tation of Rupert Hughes’ farce ran for two Broadway ons, is the attraction at the Strand theatre Tuesday and will continue for the bal- fi ance of the week. This is the first of a series of Broadway suce which are being pro- duced by Henry W. Savage for the Pathe Gold Rooster pro- gram The scene of “Excuse Me” aboard a coast-to-coast Pull- man. The majority of the mer. riment is furnished by that often abused but highly re. spected ornament of travel— the Pullman porter, played by George F. Marion | The story revolves about a couple who were to be married before getting on the train, but their bridal jitney broke down, and they are confronted with berth accommodation for “Mr. and Mra.” without the knot having been tied. Enter then a minister—and the porter, and others, and a bunch of laughs. 4.8 ° “ r MISS KING SPEAKS TUESDAY Anita King, “the Lasky amount girl,” whe to appear at the ¢ um Sun day because of a nervous break down, addreased the audiences at the new theatre Monday, and ©) | will again appear at the Col *] | iseum Tuesday afternoon and evening r Par. was unable par smaller shoes a |COLONEL HAS LOTS OF STAYING QUALITIES Col. Heeza Liar” is probably the |best known of the cartoon comedies pearing in the films. The colonel ars as a nature faker at the A until tonight The other cartoon comedies, ha outlh most still a favorite. 1|| WHOSE TONGUE WAGS n| THE MOST, FOLKS? | Take t Constance Col lier, the prima dow’ who in Tongues of Men" t the Alhambra rams truths minister's which ide of ing y 1 | many the colonel them, and is from down a throat had tie swallow he before burst — into aren't the of men, much." that only she won Tong says, “wag quite IT USED TO BE DO IT"; NOW IT 13 MISS KATE a it it But sin Vashington is dead Dilling and George Cotterill are in the chair, things Let Katy Do upon time a mil! some she his no Seconp Ave. AT JAMES St WEDNESDAY The Clearance Sale Offers Attractive Bargains and Double Inducements All Day Two Big Bargains in WhiteLingerie Waists y y vertible high or low neck 20 dozen pret dozen digest little many of the designs are sizes are 36 to 46. These The other lot yout copie Waists remarkable bareailll with red stripe bor- sold everywhere at th huch You car ‘Towel der; the 10c. S$ price has ial pec Pretty Tea Aprons Of daint trimmed ¥ embroide with bibs. Value to $1 slightly soiled Priced for clearance BOYS’ SUITS $2.79 Mieuseae to $5.00 moth but of pants ecially clearance the yard marked opportunity for to equip a good range ; they're mixtures; $3.50 $2.79 Men's Biue © Bhirte, of good quality; they're cut full size and are tl finished; have two de- tachable collars. These sold at 69c and & broken have tv ripe, ¢ pe, e are Ma prett ny earance in fancy with enlarged with pure ; either scroll yarn tied; size Regular $2.00 ambray > It” and she does at the Liberty! pearing, “reminds me of the fellow Hosaka who said he almost got $10,000 from Roy Anke: of the Seattle Na- tional.” How's that? ‘Oh, Ankeny asked him. If he have had It . . SHE-DEVIL STABBED BY CHICAGO MOVIE CENSORS In Chicago the motion picture censors stabbed the dagger scene “The She Devil,” now appearing Jas one of three features at the Colonial theatre. The close-up pic- ture of the girl (Gladys Rockwell) |bending over the wounded man and pressing a dagger Into the heart was ordered deleted. And Chicago known as the “slaughter-yards” town he was asked. sid “No” when T d said “Yes,” I'd eee iin niinneemenied te DIJA SMELL IT? Have you noticed the pleas- ing odors in the American thea- tre? Yes, Manager Hamrick has the place scented to suit the pictures sort of added har mony to the music, This week | is that of hyacinth to go with “The Butterfly on the Wheel.” During the Carmen engagement it was blood red rose. o- |WHY HE DIDN'T GET |10,000 BUCKARINOS | “Charife Chaplin in “The Bank,’ ”| said Eugene Levy, manager of the |Ilippodrome, where Charlie is ap- @ —And the Sheriff Entered? EXGUSE ME! 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