The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1916, Page 2

4 | Why Is It the Fastest Grow-| | of the country !* growing anywhere | 4. WE ARE ADDING One of the Great Dramatic Scenes From “The Spendthrift” That pretty, dajnty Broadway Star who Is now delighting New York audiences at the Eltinge Theatre in “The Song of Songs” A GEORGE KLEINE PRODUCTION IN SIX ACTS SPENDTHRIFT —A Masterpiece — based upon a problem that is familiar to all of us —A problem that will interest every man and woman in the city SPECIAL ORCHESTRA 15¢ Children Sc At Fresno, Cal. . the 13- id sr ure Grant Reed teil nos |SAY ALL WERE SAVED) | AMSTERDAM, March 18.—Inves |tigation has proved conclusively the boiler and drowned. sg the dollywood, 212 /that all were saved when |Tubantia sank following a terrific explosion as she lay at anchor, the {Royal Dutch Lioyd line announced | today. ‘OLD FOLKS NEED “CASCARETS’ FOR“. LIVER, BOWELS Salts, calomel, bowels like pepper acts in nostrils. DR. LR CLARK Enjoy life! sick, headachy and constipated, ing Dental Office in the Northwest? be but one reason for re pleasing and sat stying | Our patients, who not only return to| bowels some regular help, else they me wsen they need saditional work, | suffer from constipation Bese alesse ia tan Ay Me | Hdition is perfectly onde, med. Our succes No other a Get a 10-cent box now jple to walk slowly. hae hoon somarkéble. tah wition in ahie. pert ‘ 2 per" | tess elastic. Tear so fast. Also this office is hae les. Of the best equipped offices to be found anywhere. All the latest ap- Pilances to do perfect, inless dentistr? are to be foun |One might as well weak eyes with glasses as to neglect |thia gentle aid to weak bowels: | bowels must be kept active. important at all ages, much as at fifty. Age ‘# not a \physies. Youth whip the bowels into activity to come a lash can't be used every standards of this) what the bowels of the ol is|@ gentle and natural tonic. that can be constant EXPERT DENTIST TO * Our business has grown eb roportions that we are now fled to 4dd another operator to our Maff, You may be sure that he in| # man of the highest class, and a raduate and registered dentist. He the type of man who ean turn out the kind of work necessary 4p to the office. Every operator fn this furt such a man as this frator in this office ders: sage ound Tilonte from the state harm. The only such toni hanging right on the wa arets, and they cost only of his dental chair, in plain sight | per box at any drug store me at) | work while you sleep Only are| ooh na used he but never a time for harsh high is Co 10 « Th the best of materials prices are the lower Methods are painless. We can and| do perform the mont difficult dental work without hurting the patient a» vit | We give with al! work an tronciad Kimrantes Hoth by th work and} BISHOP oft —OF THE— Formerly President of De Pauw University Importance oe in abeo wary for the proper fp painless dentistry tzaple supply of it have none at all, nor mt it. It i* imported, and the uropean wer has ‘completely stopped its importation, Inaist on tt Regal Dental Offices Dr. b. KH. Clark, Manager 2403 Third Ave, N. W. Thira aud Union. itely neces can the: Y. M. C. A. Auditorium Mon., Mar. 20, 8 P. M. Cor, i pills act on Don't stay bilious, Most old people must give to the! The con-| natural. It is #0 an endiesa chain ts | Just as natural as it ts for old peo- For age is never 80 active as youth. The muscles are And the bowels are| So all old people need Cascarets. refuse to ald The » This {a} may occasionally | But | the title of the tople day.| need is One| used without} f | Panama-Callfornia International ox 4 p: | Prinetpal § ¢ > Edwin Holt H hes tary of the Interior Lane, represent *¢ s ing President Wilxo' i * office, | ng President Wilson, and Govt factory ay a tonic following en at- |Methodist Episcopal Church Daniels Acts for | STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 18, PURSUERS TO AVOID ALL CITIES U. S. Columns Enter Country Full of Villa Sympathizers | MAKE FORCED MARCHES eu PAso, March 18,—Relent- leasly pursuing thelr quarry, crack troops of the American army were well along on Fran. cisco Villa's trail today. Guided by military aero- planes, the two columns were entering the heart of a district filled with Vil eympathizers. Janos ts 100 miles south of Hach- pected, however, ae the Ameri- cane greatly outnumber any outlaw bande In the immediate vieinity, Dodd's men were making os and were ance to pass Janos today Janos ts 100 miles south of Hach | ita, N, M., from which Dodd's com- | mand started into Mexico early Thursday Avold Mexican Cities Gen, Pershing’s troops from Co- lumbus were skirting Guzman,! | obeying Carranza’s requent to avold cities and towns, where (he old hat. | red of “gringoe#” might break out anew at sight of Amertcan soldiers, Villa was variously reported 150 and 200 miles farther south He was bellevred to be tn the Custhutr lachia district, fleeing Into the Siler |ra Madres, around Durango—his fa- vorite haunts High army men expected that the ipursuit will last at | three months, barring the unexpected, Additional Troops Ge In Gen, Pershing Is leading the flo er of the army into barren deserts and the most inaccessible moun- taina on the continent. Additional troops are reported en. tering Mexico, and 10,000 men may be eventually enlisted in the chase. | One officer stated that such a num- ber ought to catch Villa im a fow | week: The points of crossing Into Mex- ‘ico were not selected as bey for speedy marching and strategical moves, but becaus those routes did not lead thru cities where sight of | the troops might have excited the | peons, PLAN ARREST OF POISON SENDER LOS ANGELES, March 18.—Ar rests may be expected soon, accord- to Deputy District Attorney loos today, in the Hoover poison candy mystery. A box of chocolates purchased tn Mansfield, O, and matied from | Long Beach, Cal., reached Mrs, D. 8. Hoover, here, on January 3. The name of the sender on the package |was not decipherable, Mra. Hooter had some of the candy analyzed. It contained arsenic | jsuffictent (@ kill an entire ‘family, | Two years ago Mrs. Hoover left | her husband, D. 8. Hoover, of Mans- | field, O., and came to Los Angele According to the story Mrs. Royer, sister of Mre. Hoover, told; Deputy Joos, a Mansfield woman is jealous ot _Hoover. JUST LIKED HIM I AS A ‘FATHER,’ SHE SAYS; OROVILLE, Cal, March 18.— Rev. Madison Siaughter’s fate ap- pears to depend largely on a ques- tion of veracity between two wom. HOLBROOK Blin aw eee Our Lenten Feature This strong, clean story treats of the evils of habitual intoxication through hereditary taint and a man’s noble con- quest of self en important “alibi” witness to date. She has declared she was at Slaugh- ter's home when the Lamaon girl alleged she was attacked there. Mre, Camper did not see Gertrude! Lamson at the house on those oc-/ castons. who has married three years, adinitted having kissed langhter. She said she had an af |fection for him as for her father. SUFFRAGIST TALKS mee Miss Margaret Fay Whittemore, | of Washington, D. C., will speak at| the Commercial Club Saturday | MISS RAUSCH TELLS |tne commerciat Club Saturday | wroierain HOW TO EAT NICELY, for the Congressional Union for |f enormous Woman Suffrage stores from Miss Mary F. ‘Rausch, in ik of the housekeepers’ conference at the University of Washington, told a gathering of housewives Friday “Well-bred people never tip their chairs at the table. “Make a noise while eating. “Eat with a knife. Make unnecessary noises at ta. re "a ore “Blow thelr noses at table. The tablet form of this old ob reliable remedy makes it possi- }| tle" by “Use their fingers when not nec eet thas | Conary.” ble for you to check any illness |) th6 tons, “Table Setting and Serving” was'} at the Very onset. Itisa safe- |] guard against coughs, colds and other catarrhal conditions, no matter what symptoms are manifest. Catarrh is an inflamma- tion of the mucous membrane that lines the breathing apparatus and the digestive apparatu PERUNA relieves catarrh. In tablet form itis EVER-READY-TO-TAKE Its cg action makes it in- valuable for men and women ex- posed to sudden changes in the weather or compelled to be out in |) slush and rain. trial dn }pany D, which has Monday t| he q that $10,000 latores have t San Diego Again ’ dering that Opens Exposition }- SAN DIEGO, March 18—The EL PASO, position of 1916 was formally dedi a portion of cated today With a bright California sun shin-| ing, all Gan Diego and thousands of visitora gathered within the gates \danger of ar Grat W \the advancin The tack of illness. ganization firat Americ CARY A Bok ico from Ha | | derstood It will also be found most satis- Jobnaon of California have been brought to light at superior court Frank R, Buckley, Second infantry, N. Buckley is state for $666.04, the value of equip | ment alleged to have been missed }from the quarters of his company | His defense is that it National Guard (MORMONS ARE. SAFE | | Dublan today ithere by Villistas: Dublan ts Tenth Cavalry, a which was reported th 1916. PAGE 2. DAYS ONLY STARTING SUNDAY 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. SECOND AVENUE AND SENECA THE ‘ SIN —STARRING— LBROOK BLINN ADDED FEATURES Strong, clean comedy— also the Novelty Trio— Fall Dress Singers and Instramentalists Today and Tonight Last Times ta See Rupert of Hentzau SARAH BERNHARDT in “JEANNE DORE” DIVINE SARAH’S FAREWELL TO THE DRAMATIC WORLD rpg Sopra ce poet te peed Lx ANTS er, been TRIAL SHOWS UP BIG | FIND WOMAN INJURED STOLEN SHIP ASHORE |*!.;s<.""iro'tc wisssr 2: oo LOOTING AT ARMORY | Kalem Poultry Co., 84 W. Pine # An automobile “party found Mrs. |G. D. Fackler, 2228 Boylston ave. N., lying in the road on Tenth ave. between Blaine and Garfield with cuts and bruises on her y, at 10 o'clock Friday night She had been hit by an automobile. The party took her to Minor hos- pital GALV ESTON, Tex., March 18.— Answering in almost every partic- Morita was thrown from the truck, ular the deseription of the yacht Eclipse, which escaped from Nor-| | but not injured. ° folk, Va. with interned German Milk sailors, a vessel bearing the name | for of La Providencia {s aground today | Infante coc Invalides. on the coast of Mexico, south of the HOR R L c K’S been continued until! - — LICI |Load 80-Ton Gun | Rio Grande river mouth. A Mexican crew is aboard. One! being aued by in| Here for Russians MALTE E :D Mi MILK trontfotectiven ave BIG AUTO RUNS AWAY For Fala ange ero ar lof the sailors is known to be a for an 80-ton cannon at] Pure nutrition, y) mer Villa officer. ove, that has just arrived | When the engine died and the | nvigorates nursin Ine mothers td the age ast for shipment to the More nutritious than tea, rsons unknown to him|from the brakes failed to hold, a big motor LR {s not responsible for| Russian government. Decks of/truck driven by K, Morita up the | Eastantly tei fone of the big freighters loading | ping st, hill Friday afternoon, it Substitutes Cost YOU Same The Household Remedy when the cannon js waded, for the ailments from which almost eve: e sometimes ’ " suffers—sick headache, constipation, disturbed slee Humphreys’ Seventy: Seven | muddy complexion, lassitude, backache, depression pois For Colds, Influenza, || other results of a disordered digestive system—is GRIP. /REEGHAMS PIs to eet the best results, take| ‘h@y have achieved the distinction of being the most burglaries and the loxs quantities of military | N the state Armory here the ot Capt resigned, of Com a. W., Water in | guarding was | Smith's ult as commander, officers testified to $15,000 worth of} peen lost thru the plun:| —— has been going on fer March 18.-—Arrival of Col, Dodd's cavalry at removed imminent | 1 attack on Mocmpna | south of ich is already behind & line of U. 8. troops negro or Ones | ; ‘ ‘ even” at the first chill an unk to enter or dnd | chita Thursday, t8 0n-|" tr you wait until you begin to| Mex ‘Biestaphy of a Boy” 25¢ and 50c--Women as Well an Men President Wilson WASBHL TON, March 18 Bec. | retary Daniels, acting for President| Wilson, touched an electric button] at 3 p. m, today In the White House, formally opening the new San Diego | exposition | LONDON, March 18, — Fifty Dutch sailors wee saved when the Dutch steameh!y Palmebank sank toe wreck was not Just Printers 1013 THIRD mpose most of the | cough and aneeze, have sore throat | lee ree ore ot. 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