The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1916, Page 2

STAR—SATURDAY, i? HPA T oy a | THEATRES | ‘VOTE FOR ARMY | OF 145,000 MEN WASHINGTON, Feb, 26 The house military committee today voted to recommend a regular army of 145,000, after having defeated Rep, Tilson's plan for an army of £20,000, as advocated by General Leonard Wood, Rep. Kabn of Caltfornia, absent from the voting, favors a recon sideration, but it f# sald the ques tion will noto be reopened The bill authorizes a $20,000,000 appropriation for a nitrate plant, to be devoted to fertilizer manu facture in peace times, and to mw nitions in war times. It would be ledsed in peace to a |private concern at a return of 3% » TOO] per cent on the investment with the government fixing the pric | tor tts output, |POPULAR PROGRAM IS TO BE GIVEN The Phitharmonte orchestra pop: ular concert takes place Sunday aft HAD HIS WORRIES, Granddad had his worries in 1825 about the high cost of liv. ing, same as folks in 1916. His worry came in spots, For Instance, pepper was & pound, but eges were only 4 cents a dozen; tea was $1.50 a pound, but butter was 8 cents; 20 cents calico was 50 cents a yard; ernoon at the Hippodrome. Mr. bacon, 37 cents a pound. Spargur has arranged a program we -——_ —— lealculated to please the devotees CODY, Wyo., Feb, 26—Col, [of popular music, Compositions Wm. F. Cody, “Buffalo Bin" | familiar to everyone, selected from Indian scout, showman and | world-famous masters in the realm! character dear to the hearts of the youngsters of three genera tions, is hale and hearty at his home here today, on this, his Fist birthd: | of music of almost every nationality will be performed. These numbers have been requested by the public jat large. The tremendous success of the jorehestra attested by sold-out houses at the last three symphony concerts, is an evidence of the great) Off Colds and Prevent ¢ hen you feel a cold coming on fake LAXATIVE BROMO QUININ Tt removes Ida and Grip, | Popularity of the orchestra | Oly One at ININE LS Mr, Spargur, always generous - WwW. GROV ure on box. 2 with encores, will supplement the following program with request | numbers, | | Overture, “Semiramide” Rossin! |Searf Dance Selection from the * | Chaminade Red Mil" | we ‘ Herbert | pring Song” } (a) Mendelssohn | | (b) “Humores! Dvorak | | Waltz, “Esp. Waldteute! Three dances from “Nell Gwyn” eeeeces ° German WARNS OF COMING | BASEBALL STRIKE, CHICAGO, Feb A warning | that the Baseball Players’ Fra ternity may order a strike of base. 20 DR. t. R. CLARK ball players before April 20 was sounded today by Jas. Gilmore }league, at the “Funeral Meeting” | | Right now—thar no longer But off that very tmportant matter E of having your teeth looked after and P put into perfect conditi SsTEr To T PHONE THIS you wil of that league today Gilmore also asserted the feder al trades commission {s about to investigate the whole fabric of or ganized b seball. | : NUTE ENS, FN pana call Main ask for Dr. | 6 ear = = enone . and make an appointment to | 1 i ri We one of our experts «ive your FAVOR ALASKA | stenographer, to enter a business |impiies. Harry Hines, “The S&th|ing and dancing act, called “A Case’ Other numbers: Chris Richards, Harring, a musical comedy act, Reeth @ thorough examination and campaign, after his father has dis-| Variety,” was pickled In pep, Olgalof Pickles English eccentric comedian; Pack-|"Gimme a Match;” Overton, a hu- fa aetimate what It will cost to have | 4 | [ "them: “gtk into perfect condition. Out of 139 | inherited him. Advertising {# the/Cook is a beauty, a genuine blonde as ard Four, melody and dancing, and/r cartoonist; Robert Athon & Don't say that you Intend | aroma 4 Boy re se means used to fol a competing with a good voice. Arthur Stone —————— ———————® |the La Vare, whirlwind dan Bloodhound,” a comedy- ie de it—that you know you ought ‘Seaten yd econo ro roomy soap upon the market, to the det-jand Marion Hayes do a “rube PANTAGES @|,, The new episode in “The Girl and Preston and Prescott. in a 4 ‘ag ee one Oe Ss Bees. | mutriodlly i aiaiee oid, et riment of the father’s business, /comedy. Hert Wheeler gets into a| Jisliy's production of “Tbe |the Game” will be shown on the new line of jokes, some comedy and gett win do you's tot ot good cording to the local Chamber of who, being a conservative, does not isese o' grief with a jitney bus. Theinream Pirates,” musical comedy of /*¢Teen some singing, and as a special a on our teeth RIGHT will be | Commerce. believe in advertising The old man|three Nataile violiniste,|. nautical turn, with Viola Wilson a0. traction, motion pictures of the re Fe jot of money to you, not ° finally learns that it pays to adver-|‘delliste and planis(@® make sweet | 2.00 ny Wrenn and « big and cap. @——— ———-—@|cent big fire at First and Jacksou (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) tise, and incidentally is obliged to| muste. 1 HiPPODROME st. in which five lives were lost, your digestion—and buy out the new gompany at 6 rene ag line feature of the new bill at Pan-| @—— — ° yh that your efficiency. princely figure. a . ay EMPRESS ? | tagon, opening with the matinee! The Thompson Trio, singing, talk Ivan B. Rhodes, state secretary fou can't be up to your maxtmum oe Srenenanens 1a fox cue. week ; a @| Monday. The added attraction will ing and dancing, are headliners at of the Y. M. C. A's of Oregon and e health cannot be perfect if ee A bill full of comedy will be the|be supplied by Michael Emmet, the the Hippodrome in the new week’s| idaho, will speak at the mass have decayed teeth—yon see the are Pete offering at the Empreas, beginning|!tish winger, and his company, in bill meeting of the Y. M. C, A. Sunday Wty Of mood teeth, don't you? : van aruuniand: demas |[A_Gilmpee of Ireland.” Other acte ey. Pursell and club at 3 o'clock tomorrow rte, 41, Ot thie ettloe the Ng ALHAMBRA ? | ‘The headline feature will be the ene nce o - - . @ Eight Blac Dot», an octette of; ted from the best dental aot A big show and a merry one, le, who offer a minia ‘and who have passed the ex Bmination of the state dental board opens at the Alhambra Sunday ‘The evidence of their knowledae The Carrel-Pierlot company, late of gg right before you, on the wall| the Orpheum cireuit, are feathred a tceee” eee conte! chairs. | in a riotous comedy sketch, “I ee tate dental board. ‘Yoo Died.” The Jewel City Trio, pur. veyors of sweet songs, are held over from this week's bill, They will vice. Our pric ee oer peices 6 present an’entirely new line of ning ing, omedy talking and plano They come here direct from Chi cago, after an extended engagement Palace theatre. Taylor and original nuts from Frazil t that should attract any derbid or ith all work we give our writ and signed guarantee, signed »d operator who did the R. Clark, D. D, & and manager of this office, responsible is absolutely neces- mber of The Reasons Why to the proper performance of squirrels. Ruth Page ae dentistry. We. have. an Top to bottom: Helene Carrel, at /baolat. completes the vaudeville ple supply. Most dental offices 0 bottom: Helene Carrel, at | c threonent Kuicherbod enone at all. Elect Edwin J. Brown to Athambra: Grace Emmet, at Pan- (ot A, Wireepart Knicker cS pals tana the Council tages; Mise Elmina, at Empress; icy, in his first and F Regal Dental Offices |Qlga Cook, at Orpheum; Elza |ii'h. comedy, “A Favorite Fool,” Dr. L. BR, Clark, Frederic, st Metropolitan, and &f-| comprt th t program a lark, Manager omprie ne pie Drogr | ‘Third Ave. ag nis fle Johnson, at the Hippodrome. Who Know#?" is a mystery drama. and Unton. er The vaudeville and picture program is continuons all day Sunday from METROPOLITAN 11 a.m. to 11 p.m ase | . ee every ten men who col Pays to Advertise,” which|@—— — —e) lect karbage for Seattle are not|>, . ’ Reena eitincte, me gar? .nOtlCohan and Harris will present at ORPHEUM 4 names found $n directory.|the Metropolitan theatre for one sp The graft in ow fepartment , - we OM George Washington Cohen i» a} Is run under th s chain sys [revs commencing Sunday night.'young fellow who decides to atick Feb) is more than merely/to the truth or bust. The merry OWN ¢ eR. | wo Plans een S i NES = is exceedingly funny.lold time he has doing {t i» comic-| I chatlenge | farce is Rol Cooper |aily delineated by Harry Green in me In three rue and Walter Hackett loThe Cherry Tree,” which is head-| advice and then in- vested his $500 in a good bond yielding 514 per cent. He still has all his money, gets $27.50 a year income on it and is saving to buy another bond, The compound interest on his savings and the ir- come from his first bond will shorten the time it takes him to get the second one. Which, do you think, is the better plan? se. COHAN and HARRIS are bringing the Company and Production INTACT in the Comedy in the World IT PAYS TO 1 Service by Mayor ta crime for Hiram GI has or woma id in HACEMEN HUMAN? EF ER HW R lang ted to ni} y from aorens = them. “A°bollte officer ava tive | "THE REGULAR COHAN THEATRE PRICES (No eat esther ae why ahsaie «PCS WEDNESDAY MATINEE—50c to $1.00 ORCOne any cosnay SEATS SELLING EVERY MINU One Week Starting TOMORROW Thrilling and Fascinati The Ne’er-Do-Weill Both are savings de- 1 Rodmer ben Ste seen scn.|ilae attraction ie Deneeeas- tp poor Vice President of the Scandinavian-American < jo has been the despair of his|the week starting tomorrow. a | ; < arene pt the. Denter father because of his disinclination| As added attraction comes Gara|f POPULAR PRICES—28e, 50c Bank; Jafet Lindeberg, Banker and Alaska Mine ive lio enter buxiness life. naded, | Ze Kast Indian dancer, ner 4 j ine S ings Bank. Both had y how bigee tor towian ents [ee ore 4 ne y'all the. startlin ngs ; PEPALOT, and.B. F. Millard, deenbanss sie Alas saved $500. One, think- peels Dow Caer toe tare Bae Mine Operator, men who need no introduction. ing he he Bet |isows wore dtecontinusa on Sane We have investigated this ve yi most care- rich quick,” drew out want nim to expla ie ato l fully, which to date has pr¢ 1 1 P & an » explain wh oll FROM THE NEW ch to date has produced over a quarter all his savings, “in- ax for auto Famous’ GEO. M. COHAN THEATRE 5X of a Million Dollars. u S : ated”. on” margin n the auto a Million Dollars 1ese earnings were used through a stock bro- —TO SEATTLE’S HOUSE BEAUTIFUL to pay for and completely aa the Mine. ker, and lost every- The present heey Production is around thing. Now 4 must ET R oO PO | TA N: $20,000. Recent developments hay e opened up ieain saving all over the Ore on the 500-foot level, gre atly increasing The other asked our THEATRE the Reserves, ADVERTISE SATURDAY MATINEE—50c to $1.50 FEB, 26, 1916. PAGE 2. EVERYBODY’S GOING TO <0 1st Timein Pictures Rex Beach & Ust Time in City ing Story of Love, Romance and Adventure in Old Panama, Filmed in Panama on the Very Spots Alluded to in the Book Selig’s Mammoth Nine-Part Production That Is Breaking All Attendance Records Everywhere KATHLYN WILLIAMS WHEELER OAKMAN t And same cast that made world famous “The Spoil Our Any Price 2OC seat the minimum price permitted by film company owning the picture SHOWS START DAILY: 10 a. m., 12, 2 p. m., 4, 6, 8 and 10 p. m. SPECIAL ORCHESTRA Music Starts Daily 12 o’Clock Second and University JOHN HAMRICK, Manager tivating chorus, will be the head al comedy of darktown The added feature attraction in Miss Elmina, a beautifully formed young woman, who juggles heavy furniture Adama, Everly and West, a trio of young ch will offer a singing, talking and piano act; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas and company will offer a comedy playlet, “Mr, Dippy’s Nightmare;” Mr, Jules Levy and his family will offer an {netrumen. tal of merit; Rowatson and Swaybelle offer a singing and talk [HIPPODROME md University AT ONCE: FOR MARKET ADVANCE AND DIVIDENDS This property is located near Valdez, Alaska. Granite Gold is capitalized for 500,000 shares, of which 430,000 shares are outstanding. The net annual earnings are estimated at from $100,000 to $125,000, enabling the stock to he placed on a regular monthly dividend basis at once. We are reliably informed that the first divi- dend of 2c per share will be paid in April. 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