The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1916, Page 3

Yellow Passport The Badge of STAR—TUESDAY, FEB. 8, 1916. The Yellow Passport CLARA KIMBALL § YOUNG / So Great We Put It on Now and for Balance of Week COMING SUNDAY GAN COMPANY TO HAVE SHOP HERE Cans for the Alaska salmon pack ers will be manufactured in Seattle by the American Can Co., In a new jplant that will cost $250,000 and| employ 400 men. | Vice President Phelps of New York made the announcement here Monday Counctiman Hanna says that his ‘billboard ordinance eventually will be passed, despite Mayor Gill's eto. It will be brought up in 30 days, Six votes are necessary to earry it over the veto. cs f / REX 2nd and University Now Playing George Barr McCutcheon's Phenomenal Success aust Six Wonderful Acts Added Attraction Dog Comedy Featuring Thanhouser’s Famous Scotch Collie —It’s Different ENGINEERS SAY WHEN OLYMPIA, Feb. &—When oper | ation may be safely resumed on \Great Northern lines will be de-| cided by public service commission | lengineers. This was the statement) of Public Service Commissioner | Frank R. Spinning. $2.50 For ten days we will fit a gold filled frame with spherical lenses and leather case, complete, for ‘This includes # careful and) examination. | uy Optical Parlors my C. and M, Curry EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS 2064-66 Arcade Bidg. Bring This Ad With You $2.50. plore “THE ESCAPE” accurate Werld’s famous ttle Cry of Peace” and the scoop of the year, in “Never Not the Biggest, but the Content Theatre in Town H. WILCOX GROCERY CO. FORMERLY 608 FIRST AVE. MOVED TO NEW LOCATION 115 SECOND AVENUE SOUTH ONE-HALF BLOCK SOUTH OF SMITH BLDG. SAME PHONE, MAIN 8292 | Commercial CLUB CHOOSES {COPS RAID ‘SOFT | ‘LEADERS PLAN DRINK’ SALOON equipment NEW SECRETARY Commercial Club trustees Mon day elected Charles P. Stine, for. merly secretary of the St. Paul Club, to succeed Otto} Case, resigned, as secretary Stine has been tn city develop- ment work nearly all his life and ts now organizing a board of trade tn Dover, N. J. | He built up the St. Paul organtza-| tion until it absorbed the Chamber) of Commerce there. During his 12! years of service, 100 new factories) were obtained and a surplus of $30,-| |000 accumulated In the treasury | At Fargo, N. D., he increased the Commercial Club membership from 195 to 550 in a year, and landed 40 conventions He ta 45 and a brother of Mra. pock, 102 Harvard ave. years old, a bachelor, | Arthur Hop- Resolutions tn appreciation of the o ‘Take I ron, Says Doctor, if You Want Plenty of ‘‘Stay There’ Strength Lik Like an Athlete! services of Otto Case as secretary, and pointing out that he had built up the membership of the club from 500 to 1,400, were passed by the trust Regret of his resignation was expressed and tribute paid to hi s“optimism and unswerving fidel-| ity.” } (SUTTON TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR) in a letter to The his can- W. J. Sutton, Star, announces definit didacy for governor. Sutton ts a state Cheney, W He senator from declares for business man. agement of state roads, letting the people make what changes may bo necessary In the liquor law, his freedom of any political entanglements, and hia de termination to 4 his own cam paign expenses POSTPONE CARD PARTY The Union Card and Label league has postponed its c ty scheduled for Tuesday, till ne month. Bad weather is the cause Want Ads cover the North. Starring THE SENSATION Police carted ont all but the back bar and mirrors and took it to the central station as evidence after finding bottled whisky {n the stock of the Alaskan ‘soft drink” house, at Third ave. and Jefferson st.. Monday night. Charles Berryman, proprietor, and Peter Jensen, bartender, each put up $160 bail. An interesting angle tn the billboard fight is that two rs ago Foster & Klelser, boosting the candidacy of J. D. Trenholme for mayor, gave the latter thousands of dollars’ worth of billboard space free. Ol got nothing. Now Gill | has saved the company that supported his erstwhile rival @mixed flour. PAGT 3, CLARA K. YOUNG IS AT AMERICAN Held Up in “Yellow Passport” by Snow, But Arrives at Last NEWSY MOVIE NOTES) PPUOOLAPOOLED LODO EARL TOALADOODEPEBE mee oe AAOAORAINAO LL Nes Clara Kimball Young “YELLOW PASSPORT” HERE Delayed by the snow block ade, Manager Grumbacher Is now able, beginning Tuesday, to present “The Yellow Pa port,” with the popular Clara Kimball Young In the chief role. The story Is a vivid pre- sentation of the persecution of the Jews in Ru the terri- ble experience which a girl of that race must go thru In or- order to leave the Ghetto and save one dear to her. - <8 LILLIAN AND DIMPLES declare that dim physical defects, Some doctors ples are merely | But Lillian Walker, who appears in Green Stockings,” at the Liberty theatre now, should worry. Her |dimples may not be her fortune exactly, for she is a capable ac- trens. ut they add considerably to her salary. eee | HELO’S GOWNS | little fortune is tied up Held’s gowns in “Mme. Presidente,” in which she makes er debut on the screen at the {Coliseum theatre. She is justly |celebrated for her handsome jgowns, her little slippers and juntque head dresses, and all of the dainty nccessories of “my lady's toflett are exquisite in every de | tail. | | ANNA | A neat jin Anna eee BUT NOT A JIT BUS DRIVER | Harry D. Carey, | Knight of the Range,” st the Mis-| jsion, has been successively cow- boy, street railway superintendent,| Jauthor, lawyer, actor, manager, di- rector, athlete, prizefighter, miner, jexpert swimmer and engineer. cee A MAJESTIC PAIR AT REX star of “Al REAL BIG OMNIBUS BILL WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Passage} of the most important democratic legislation in a single omnibus bill is the daring political stategy dem ocratic leaders are considering The house ways and means com mittee will meet Thursday to con |sider the proposal, as presented by Representative Gardnew | He suggested inclusion of the | following measures in one bil! Revision of the income tax ing of new inheritance taxes peal of the war stamp taxes; crease of the duties on whisky cigars; taxation of munitions; crea tion of a tariff commission, as de sired by the president; enactment of an “anti-dumping” clause in the trust laws, in order to prevent cut- throat competition from Burope at the end of the war; retention of the —_~ Beverly Bayne Pretty weverly Bayne is without doubt one of the prettiest women in the moving pictures. Young, graceful, vivacious, beautiful—she makes an apt leading lady Apollo of the movies, Franc Bushman, They both appear the Rex now in “Graustark,” a play dealing in Ity, and no king or queen life wear crowns more majestically than does this pair in reel life. eee levy- re ir ar TWO “ROSEMARYS” COMPARED Contrast the stage and the pho- toplay. “Rosemary,” now | Florida for the| x. | at) playing | ae WEDNESDAY —After- Inventory Bargains and Double Inducement Day Final Clearance of Velvet Hats 95c Hats at this particularly ure worth up to $3 + Ya tylish models, neatly ‘€2>, 4, wf There are only 28 attractive for t The shapes are trimmed with flowers and This is an opportunity to get a smart-looking Hat for little price all good, s feathers. money. 28 Children’s Coats to Go Formerly $4.98 to $6.75, Now Priced at $3.85 To make room for New Coats we must close out our remaining stock, We have a small lot of Coats in sizes 10 to 14 years, in y charming little styles of Velours, Corduroys and Mixtures, and ina tion of colorings. Prices ranged $4.98, ' $3. 85 $5.98 and $6.75. To be 4 now at Children’s Knit Waists an unusually good value in Knit Waists. They come in white, good quality, and exception- ally well finished; sizes are 2 to 12 15¢ years, and they're priced low at ...... We have WAISTS The daintiest little styles in Piques and Votles— plain, striped and checked —and in sizes from 36 to 46. They come with the — twoin-one collars and have French cuffs. All brand new and fresh— Waists that are binge $1.50 and $1.75 values, as an introductory soeetal priced for Wednesday at $1.25 Another lot, which in- cludes many smart mod- els, worth to $1.39, priced at. Men's Rubbers, 75c¢ and $1. Ladies’ Rubbers, 50c, 65¢ and 75c. Ladies’ best quality Foothold Toe Rubbers, 50c. Children’s Rubbers, 40c, 50c and 65c. Boys’ Rubbers, 65c and 75c. Domestic wheel . Limburger regon triplets Washington twin Young America . lemons, per erate Cranberries ‘ bat sae Carrots, mack ullflower, ox Cal. grapefruit ‘ Cucumbers, hothouse” rida grapefruit .. lorida eee plant strawberries, € ry | (Prices paid producer) | Alfalfa, No, 1 Barley . x pt Pastern hington oats Puget sound oa! Puget sound timothy Sratw. tom Timothy | Wheat MAKE REALTY Tracts along Magnolia bluff |Lake Washington farm | valued at $50,000 have been sold | John W. Emerson of New York ef to John Mackenzie, here. He market the land. Honey, strained turnips, yellow Tornipa, sea Dettctous Local appl : Yellow Newtown Ph Stayman Winesap Old Winesap Rome Beauty . SERVED PIPING HOT} 2c and 3c a Cup : Hiest Grade Blend, | 40c Ib.; 3 Ibs. for $1.00 4 Other Good Blends, 1b.— 35c, 30c, 25c Hi-Grade Coffee Co. 100 Feet North of Pike St, at *515 Second Ave. Lot of Coffee Satisfaction for a Little Trouble HIPPODRO oO Onions, ereen .c.ees Oregon ontons | Yakima onions sibs | Potatoes [White river ... wees | Yakima Burbanks | Yakima Gems 25.00 38.00 32.00 joes Paid P core | Poultry, Veal and Ps o~—. elgian hares Brotlers Ducks, Bees | Hens, Hens, Mens, Old roo! Pork, Squabs, «0: fat 4 bs. and over at the Strand, affords an excellent sugar duty, and repeal of the tax on opportunity for so doing. In the Make Two Weeks’ N. Y to renewed nome nostrum or narcotic auer, a specialist of when, as a matter of fact real and true strength can only come from the food you eat, But people fail to get thosstrength out of food beca ey hav hange food into living matte thelr weaker nervous cor they know ‘something but can't te generally commence do for stomach, liver or kidney or aymptomn of nome other wwed by the Jack nlood. This thing years, while the gony. If yo you owe it to yo vlowing tent » work withou YORK, Most people neem from after mm two weeks. test your strength again and see for yourself how much you have gained, i have seen dozens of nervous, run stage production, it was nec for John Drew to loll back pened 50 years before—and dream stuff on the std was some jc P| Now, with the ald of the camera, what more natural? .ee DOROTHY REJECTS LOVE Dorothy Donnelly has been pick ing roles that give the woman, capable of a lot of love, nothing but the most barren taste of it. 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