The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1916, Page 5

STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 27, tite CANNON crear Wr : Cou r Movie-Vaudeville Theatres Of. Woman Who Warned of Villa) Marie Stoddard Gets Laughs; Odd B fer Good Bills on Raid Doesn't Know Headline Punch at no A OLY : : Change Fear | Orpheum NOODHOUSE sGRUN BAUM: M.RURNI oh Ya ; (; FOUR REFUGEES SING|A LIFE OF ADVENTURE anopHER HIT AT “MET” Once ‘pon a time, when warfare was young, the catapult was conald ed it hurl huge boulders with ter UR CREDIT SERVICE is established for YOUR convenience. To ASSIST you ifle f Ha your home along your OWN INDIVIDUAL ideas. Our TERMS At the Alhambra theatre this EXTRA CHARGES NO epee LOWER than will be found anywhere. NO patted cannon halle nivadore ‘te who welghs close to JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY sega re USE $ 50.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, $ 1.00 Down, $1.00 Per Week nd Rainey, her partner, fur $ 75.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, $ 3.00 Down, $1.25 bee Week } WE . w jokes, tones aud welt YOUR $100.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, $ 5.00 Down, $1.50 Per Week | CHARGE ( n and Adelle are nifty danc $150.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, $ 7.50 Down $2 Per Week NO er some kere, Ross and : CREDIT ( $200.00 Worth of Homefurnishings, $10.00 Down, $2.50 Per Week ) - ” ‘ ar in a comedy sketch $300.00: Worth of Homefurnishings, $15.00 Down, $4.00 Per Week INTEREST ‘ itably | ent show will continue Inesday night, with four ows each day, two matinees and t each evening | > HIPPODROME Ee lay the H Hiner fs a quartet of Rus Colonial Rag Rugs ", who, rather than join TRE, ideal floor covering e y of the czar, came to trem Cheam and rye re without money or} tary, and give the room a homelike appearance. Our new showing of these been sampled and “ Levy signed them to pannttial tite patterns he Hippodrome circuit. They a and yellow mixtures end’ fancy borders t 4 of some of the ft omposers in a worthy man 1 a \ 4 fn o.| eG 75c . pany pr ‘OLID Oak Rocker tn fumed t “Roto.” a ‘ ling with Mae wethen casen taniens bee $1.35 A rich ‘soblety. girl whe, Clean rerian bigh by deep roomy is about to become a mother. .e s. $1,80 ..- $2.00 $3.50 tie "mains $7.68 « to inveigle a young carpenter Rube" Shaw ts a funny come| st the spot artists in the coun-|Heroine at Chintz Rag Rugs pate $1.00 rari $1.60 saat $2.00 See Our Pike Street Window for Exception- ally Good Values in Body Brussels Rugs. re and a first-ron sending wa * Mgpavord $29.95 are ayed on the|the dreadful ' : ENUINE REED all-copper Wash Roller, special for ‘Tuesday Seca ...... .... $2.95 violiesos $26.50 | MARLANO TO FIGHT «=~» neys Monday to fight extradition the neighbor Let Us nto marrying ber | | Mrs, G, E. 6 ' A Horberta and Densel are acrobats! Parks, night telephor tt $39.85 . tionint here, who remained at her post Susie Greee or leon ag $25.45 —-- sat in the darkened exchange and ames Marlano engaged attor-|telephoned the news of the raid to r San Francisco detectives had) Many shota w fled him, by a scar on his| windows of the br 1916. PAGE 5. KIRKLAND GIRL _ COMEDIENNE ON EMPRESS BILL To see Marie Stoddard at th She's a genuine comedienne, na hi bang off, right from the curtain The Castellucctas” a ful, with thetr Italian melodier Edison and half a dozen other mor pl bly impersonated by the jebange artist, Saona or lews well-known pe pelen Good dancing and einging are | |the pleasing act of Jack Kamme and Edna Howland lthe “Marble Gems" appear sculptures.” METROPOLITAN You should go to see “Rebe Jof Sunnybrook Farm,” the Wi sodden noul You know the story? A girl fr aunt In a crabbed ¢ to school. Her joyourness is catet ing The whole town ge |happy, and the way the \ |pansplays it the whole a gets It, too Mina Anne Pitt woo ca, the girl, She's g aun is Miss Fanchon Everhardt, ar » she breaks sway from th uch and steps into # barn dan you'll resolve right th e to tak Parks in Indian attire turn at the brighter aide yourself where Villa renegades | 6 9 20, and girl-wife of 46.60 Fumed Oa and wing ar t we a yunch at the Orph ok Buffet, specia $32. 75 t |many adventures, is Mre. G, E. oes ch at th rpheum this plays seven different charac operator ters The Girl in the Moon” {s a pret ing broadcast, during night en Villa and committed their his Andy Rice, a Hebrew comedian Parks, formerly Mins of Kirkiand, Wash, | Mise Vinie Daly, lyric soprano, actof Wilijard Simms and company Hildegard Mason and George Mur ray do wome clever singing and town of Deming re fired thru the; ng. and once Trade Your 6, as Pietro Tortourte!, wanted |the raiders entered the place, leay. ncing ° ; n San Francisco for the murder of ing because they thought it de |. TWO Pretty English girls are in : Old B. Vilardo. in April, 1908 oartad teresting, made up as boys in a com 7 Furniture Serat. Ce and Detective Bv-| A life of pioneering has made|°4” act ‘ att an a Mra. Parks an exceptionally } for New an Francisco laborer om: | conrageous Seattle for Mar EB. Park oat of coll veland’s garbage $24.000. Her tem last year, & cost of only Greater population than Sea een of tte garbage for $6 This te not a a | (Oervectea datiy ey 3. W. Go | Artichokes, don pita *Rape's Diapepsin’ Makes Sick, brought euit erated CAME REET LS STGP Complete Report REE RR aE | “ou two occasions she frightened in Se cee af Mia AT ONCE! STOPS Mexican outlaws away by firing at Sreme court and Gor. Lister con- capit 0 rket Today ’ | Her friends ‘say. che does not |idered bis case, Paul Schuman, uneceiieneen , know the arene o | ¢ e 4 15 cents per capita. Prices Paid Whelessia Dealers for STOMACH MISERY | roy The city of Minneapolis, Minne | .¥ | id e AND INDIGESTION. ss sses eraser neo Judge George E. Emery, WASHINGTON, March 27 hin conviction in the county jai while Prosecutor Lundin, the su fear to five years Buffalo Bill and the ezar, Kine Empress this week is to laugh delight George, President Poincare, Thor Hiring @ Maid” is a bearcat eteh by Mr. and Mra. Arthur Cap r goes to live with her grouchy mmunity to £0 1 plays Rebec ; ne . dian eects 8 s [crossed the border. ORPHEUM ’ iii uson and Fowler sing and De V ia th he hi ape $6.00 aoe Femet $53.75 Bf aance. Fowler is one of the best] COLUMBUS, N. M., March 27.—|,,/i0nt7 De Vries Is the whole show }eets a big hand, which he deserves ek teen $34.75 a tye sage |He's a scream. Several operati epecia . With her L-yearold baby in her numbers that please are sung by A amattering of comic opera, with {many good laughs, is found in the d - ft was sworn that Tortourict alone thru Mexico, returning to Co. My had a pronounced sear on the knee, /lumbus 2% years ago to marry G.! arter spending 14 months since former policeman, has been taken to Monroe to serve from six months a THOS. J. PENCE DEAD who was le + ataily injured by a Davidson! Thos. J. Pence, secretary of the bakery auto truck on March 2, democratic national committee, | Hand knitted woolen shawls, | kind that grandmother wore, MeDougall - fouthwick Established 1875 The Best for the Price, No Matter What the Price Sale of Silks and Dress Goods Will Be Continued Tuesday T° be able to offer to our customers nearly 0.000 va of the seasor ne fabrics i in itself a gre accomplishment, but—to be abie to offer these Silks at special prices is more than we ourselves hoped to do earlier i > season. 42-inch Silk-and-Wool Faille Suiting, special, yd. $2.48 40-inch Heavy Crepe de Chine, special, yard....$1.48 36-inch Chiffon Taffeta, special, yard $1.45 40-inch Silk Crepe de Chine, special, yard $1.15 28-inch Sports Corduroys, special, yard 84¢ 54-inch Chiffon Broadcloths, special, yard $2.28 Wool Costume Suitings, special, yard 98e New Wool Suitings, special, yard $1.45 Sale of Black Silks, Guaranteed Foreign Dyed. March Sale of W omen’s Silk Gloves 43c and 54c Pair H FS "ile we nned to have f Easter, Silk Gloves 1 most and as you are ¢xX- tremely special for a standard make glove Every Size in Gray, Black and White The Gloves at 43c are of Tricot silk, a clasp, wrist- he style y Milanese The Gloves at 54c h luster PRISONERS PUT IN | PHILHARMONIC POP TIME AT KNITTING CONCERT A SUCCESS EVANSVILLE, Ind., March 24.— | Miss Carmen Frye, the 15-year- the Old Seattle pianist, played wonder- | fully at the Hippodrome Sunday be- |fore the largest crowd of music being made by men prisoners {nthe lovers that ever attended a Phil- county jafl here. Two of the shawls/harmonic “pop” orchestra concert have been completed and are/in this city. valued at $10 each. Four of the Directed by John Spargur, every prisoners are working on the number played by the orchestra shawis and they have become ex-/ brought forth enthusiastic plaudits. | figured as a er Garveta $ Ms in superior court Sat-|died at 2 a. m. today at his home| perts. Exactly 6.405 knots are|/Another “pop” concert will be ae naianapolie. (x 5 ; our, Gassy Stomachs rday for $35,000 damages here, following a lingering {liness.| made tn each sha ‘given the afternoon of April 9. attie) has a dinp sa . Feel Fine, lbage by reductio - tee $44,000, and a paralie Fieride eae plant Hy Do some foods you eat hit back— ashes in fills at a com | Florida str at taste good, but work badly; fer | ” @ ee into stubborn lumps and ‘ | “a a sick, sour, gagay stomach? © THERE GR FT: ; wt4| Now, Mr. or Mra. Dyspeptic, jot vabaeting) ome s\this dow Pape's Diapepsin di 6.000, or 2 . |Stpite. penne $ iis | rests ything, leaving nothing Cleveland, Obfo, so |t net you. There never | jel With one 1% @ s anything so safety quick, #0 as.eee ya * Me. Vd ertainly effective No difference |p 00 from bi + @ if jhow badly r stomach is disor By EDWIN J. BROWN Minneapolis garbage earns nearly x {de you wilh get happy relief in Patriotiam, “the © per cent of the cost of the d ie a ites, but what pleases you ecoundr: has broken loo ment i e is that it strengthens and eity counct!, but !t will take more , Indlanapo rf soba equ ir stomach so you can than « veneering of sugar-coating to| cinerator’ | « ee | ; vic Tose Gane keep the people of Seattle from tast- ate 16 qi ing the bitter wormwood, gail and ° 2 . on 198 @ ise | et jock «that is found in go : | gh pa Most remedies give you relief Bm ge og ° 1% @ 20 etimes-—they are slow, but not pie will mot soe them ; % @ 199 re. “Pape’s Diapepsin” ts quick, St abe geopls ’ ein © and puts your stomach tn hadow of ow le'e 9 186 "4 condition so the miser, ‘ ? pall want fade § Nooo more | 214 2 1H ise y Sendition 90th 7 CONTINUOUS SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS—‘Where Everybody Goes rue patriots you it can bi artr Onlons You feel different as soon an Inderstood nitting our eft gnell for Seattic's good. Pape's Diapepsin” comes tn con a t with th stomach—distress count tn the re wn because I wax cated te nt ty cam Inarmed that there was gfaft in ou on e Ke ‘ t van vile epithets make th best invest , @ t y 1 ever made, by getting a eee 62% large fifty-cent case of Pape'’s Dia » from any drug store, You Prices Paid Producers for Kaus in five minutes how need ltry, Veal and Pork ess it is to suffer from indigestion, ® dyspepsia or any stomach disorder ua said IF lacking the garba the quest know much about bage, and that it was a thing he dia Of care to handle, or words to that| 2 400,000 pe: ffect. Jet me say now that men|jarge as Seattie ho shovel and haul ae s0C-ltons of garbage. feeafuliy and honorably are far su-| claimed we had it lor men and citizens to those who| hage vandie finances under a cloud or In| times questionable manner. It must nderstood, that workers (the| cago ft | nk and file) in thie department| times an great | lare not charged with «raft, but| This sort of thing eo there is graft, and there are reasons | perp ted the for failure to expose ft, which may|jf the various . a. . How You May Throw pee ‘Away Your Glasses | be more graft imade conversant a ie ele is In 1912 (it was claimed) 92.000 going on invall other Turkeys Hy The statement ts ‘made that thou ge were handied at a| through « Department of Efficiency | Vea ' > oo @ (11 |sands wear eyeglasses who do not t| Veal, large “ @ and Economy established to i them. If you are one then thes: & your eyes 1914 (it was alleged) 125,000] waste and graft \* ons were handled, and in 1916 (it| Sone men in pub institutt these unfortunates Retailer for d Cheese |} |glasses may be ruin ewed) 122,000 tons were| that our public f ‘le gg gh evident that some- exclusive private busir oe tead of helping them. Thou thing 1# out of joint wan ee ands who wear these “windows” our old. private method gt ° " a |may prove for themselves that as fton t can dispense with glasses if te as he will get he ‘ollo © capita. Then Pret th wi t following pr t once Go to any drug store and get a bottle or about $1 gate both institutic on of 2 the per cap “. eer Metis la aboot F106” Next week I shall write on th . 21 |of Optona; fill a two-ounce bottle Let me now turn m the worst! Rillboard Monopoly and the Stree oot 3} | with warm water and drop in one woyerned city west of New Y Department. EDWIN J. BROWN . i, |Optona tablet, With this harmless Fans |liquid solution bathe the eyes two Select ranch eggs ” to four times daily, and you are ee A D TO YOUR TEETH NOW = ‘rrises said prognoses. | likely to. be sstoniehed atthe te % While We are p a o whe e been told that they have aw, ton obo. [sore eyelids, weak eyes, conjunc iver )Fillings .. Gol@ Crowns.... y 3400 @ ite. |tivitis and other eye disorders, te » O37 00 wrt wonderful benefits from the ao we of thi rescription. 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ADS ssnnling RESI escription here given.—Adver © FUN MEO UL S$: ement 10° - pe ee 9] THE PRICE OF ADMISSION TO THE EMPRESS HAS BEEN REDUCED to AND # for 7J—FEATURES—7 Here They Are: THE CASTELLUCCIAS Seven Italian Instrumentalists MARIE STODDARD Singing Comedienne Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cappelen In “Hiring a Servant” KAMMERER & HOWLAND Singing and Dancing SAONA Impersonations of Great Men The Marble Gems Classic Poseurs PATHE WEEKLY NEWS Of World’s Events —and the— EMPRESS AMERICAN ORCHESTRA MATINEE DAILY—2:30 P. M. TWICE NIGHTLY—7:30 and 9 P. M. PAA aRED EDS