The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 3

amen doer teeaaterta APRIL 6, 1916. PAGE 3, REMARKABLE GIRLS! In ‘Salamander’ and in ‘Great Price’ Are You Going to Get Your Share? Everyone Admits That Seattle Is Entering on a Period of PALAMERA arsaF7 ‘oye ry py OF ALASKA Alfred H. Brooks, Keeper of Alaskan Geological Se- New Vaudeville There's only { one place on the Pacific Coast to hear a $35,000 Wur- crets, Loves a Cold, Hard Bill litzer Orches- Fact as a Poet Does a Pros erity That Will Eclipse tra—The Lib Perfect Stanza—He Has erty, Known the Northland for All ormer Records Today The Baader - Lavelle rio, sensational cy- clists, heads the four acts of vaudeville How Much of It Are YOU Going to Get? That depends entirely on yourself. It depends on just how much confidence you have in yourself, and on what kind of a front you present to the world. Nothing will give you more self confidence—that feeling that you can overcome any and all obstacles— than a fine suit of clothes made to your individual measure, I will do my share—I will make you that suit at a price that won’t put much of a dent in your pocketbook. I have just received a large shipment of the very finest woolens that ever came into this city. BY JACK JUNGMEYER Seventeen Years. \ Of Alfred H, Brooks, high on the | roster of Alaska’s big mon, it ts said—not impiously—that he and Providence alone know all about our Northern territory Of cours Brooks, chief of the w Alaska division of the United States ying. geological survey, got on the Job a considerable spell after the land “The Habit of Happine: was divided from the water, but a fiveree! comedy-dram: since he's been there he's been with Douglas Fairbanks, Also mighty busy Geologically, there isn't much of @ scenic, cartoon and news pletorial, New Pictures The third episode— FJ, Continuous 11 to 11 § “Strange Case of |Matinges {12k Evenings (after Mary Page” : cine Alaska that has kept {ts secrets from Alfred Brooks, a quiet, ret! cent, middleaged man of sclence, whose labors have been of Inert mable benefit to the government as well as to Northland pioneers, / For years he scarcely ever came outside, but now he spends only his summera in Alavka, directing ané co-ordinating the activities of from 12 to 18 field expeditions. Gold, coal, copper and other met-/ Scene From “Tilile’s Punct ured Romance,” at Clemmer is and formations no matter where they ran thru the wilderness eee, W —Brooks knows more about them| Athamben—Vaudevilic and ple-| Regeneration”; Hearst-Sellg News y- Also & 3-reel comedy JY and how they concern human wel-| tures. ; scream, “Blue Blood fare than any other living man Class A—Tyrome Power tm “The| Sirand—Mabel Taliaferro in “Her Ever new attern ever . . * CONTINUOUS IIrol! - A biic se hy ds t ee! see ace | y p ‘ ’ y but Black Skins” Ke aT PTH 0) et sige emaebradpe og Be Thines Ue Weete-"| @CULPTOR SAVES WRITER i]] new style, is represented in profusion. No Clemmer—Marte Dressle: A strong pl Punctured Roman lay and a capable pro- | duction is combined tn “Her Great | Price,” with Mabel Taliaferro in the at—Crese Wilbur tm “The! lead role at the Strand theatre this rer |week. The story holds interest ippedrome—Pietures and vande-| from beginning to its finish--and 3 ettieen’ ‘wenden he it ia w story with a rather unnaual hert y—Dowg atrben > tenes Reset ry twist. Miss Taliaferro is cast {n weet the role of a writer who ts not mak Mission—Kathiyn Williams ta) “Humber 1a, Westbound.” j tne much of a hit with publishers. Hes—Mdith Storey to “Island of | 424 then comes a successful seulp- _ | tor with a novel proposition just }as she was about to end her life LADIES! DARKEN wo | Tetee HOW TO BE HAPPY Stand straight, chest out, chin up,! inhale deeply. Stretch out your arms, show your teeth and give a | lone Jaugh. That's Douglas Fair | bank formula for happiness in his Look years younger! Use Grand. | role as professional teacher of op-! mother’s recipe of Sage Tea and |{tism. Douging fs at the Liberty Sulphur and nobody will know |in “The Habit of Happiness.” It's vs | a comedy and a good one The use of Sage and Sulphur for| The rest of the bill ts a scenic, restoring faded, gray halr to its) and the Selig-Tribune world news natural color dates back to grand-| eee | Heep rated = Bed sw : to fram dB REMARKABLE GIAL | er hair beautifully dark, glossy) “The Salamander,” oO Alfred H. Brooke and attractive. Whenever her hair} seum, is a waarvelousty Pa film matter what sort of suit you want to suit your taste you will find the pattern here. It is a showing that can’t be equaled by any other tailor in the state. I want to start the spring off with a rush. I want hundreds of suits bearing my label to be seen on the streets of Seattle this spring. Tomorrow, Friday, ‘April 7th, 1 will make suits to order for— THE MATINEES = Salamander Startling! Sensational! Film of the Week 4 Vaudeville shows daily—2, 4, 7 and 9 p. m. Pictures con- Two Part tinuous 11 to 11 Keystone THE LOVE RIOT Values up to $30 will be included at this price. I guarantee you a perfect fit and sat- isfaction or your money back with a smile.) Remember, suits ordered between 7:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. on Friday go at the price of $20. Hundreds of patterns are on display in my } 4 EE took on that dull, faded or streaked Oo . rf ji Ee EATS TO SUIT | ccoerom 9:18 |teey"sad ware. Stac"s| sopra these mistrel penta Sorts the att big show windows. Come on now, pic im Bt oe EVERY TASTE s life work of the job, and content| *** applied with wonderful effect. | a girl who, strangely enough, passes. yours. LAST TIME with the true scientist's reward, But brewing at home is mussy|thru the fires of life, but without Of the hardships and perils of| 894 out-of-date, Nowadays, by ask-| being consumed. She learns life's wilderness surveys tn which he has|!"% at any drug store for a 50 cent! lessons, but does not pay tts penal-| SEBASTIAN participated he apeaks with a dep-| bottle of “Wyeth's Gage and Sulphur | ties, A two-ree! Keystone comedy | YE’S IMPERIAL TAILORING CO. BURNE recating smile as “little incidents Compound,” you will get this fe | feature, “The Love Riot,” completes TT that add spice to the work.” ogg ar Aw ype eet | the bill. A quiet, conservative, almost lit) 9Y the addition of other tngredi-| ppd Admission 15c. Children 5c. | tie man physicality. eats, which can be depended upon | BEAUTIFUL SCENES LOUIS SIDELSKY, Proprietor. r And, like the company of seers to/ '° re#tore natural color an ty | ¢ scenes in “The Island of Re- and Columbia Loges 30c which he belongs, an optimist. to the hair. | weneration,” at the Rex, are taken 801 Third Ave., Cor. Third and That's Brooks. A well-known downtown druggist} among the tropical foliage of the! MUCH APPENDICITIS For 17 years be has been supply. ys it durkens the hair so natur-| islands tn the South Pacific. The tng Uncle Sam with the geological| lly and evenly that nobody can/action ts strong and snappy and| Aram,” a three-part drama based| Which they secured at drug stores. ’ IN SEATTLE |as¢ geographical facts of Alaska. {tell it has been applied. You sim-| keeps the audience keyed up dur-|ypon Thomas Hood's famous poem.|, “Take these girls,” said Judge He loves a hard, cold fact as a| Ply dampen a sponge or soft brush ing the entire performance, eee Langguth, “and show them to ev- There are many cases of appen-| poet does a perfect stanza. with it and draw this through your! “The Island of Regeneration” will} CRANE GETS HIT HARD ery druggist in the city, so they y Aicitis tn Seattle hospitals. “SMuch| One of these facts, not exactly| hair, taking one strand at a time.| remain until Saturday night, when| Crane Wilbur gets his good and| Wil! not sell them any more al- ; Sidethors bark wincerine. eter as | seolostcal, i» his jimmy pipe, By morning the gray hair disap-| Anna Neilson will replace it in al plenty at the Colonial in “The Love | Chol” buckthorn bark, glycerine etc, # a aft Public Defender Robinson spent mixed tn Adler-t-ka. This simp! pears, and after another applica-| drama of gay Broadway labeled,| Liar.” As a musical genius who Temedy acts on BOTH lower tion or two, it becomes beautifully |The Scarlet Road.” was & regular lady killer, he finally mo fair glean aap executing | Musterole Gives Delicious Comfort pricing foul ‘matior™ a“ fe oe af comes across one woman who gives - When those sharp pains g7 ( “Choice Veal - yeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com-| TYRONE GREAT ACTOR the Arctic reception that you'd ex- — } and 1 delightful toil } é Lunch at the Hollywood, 212/ shooting through your head, whe! x Cc ipation, | pound is a delightful toilet requis-| Tyrone Power, without doubt, 18] pect Dr. Cook to get from Admiral | 5 ag your skull seems as if it would © te mage aa ean SrsRort™ Feutment sige ite for those who desire a more one of the strongest dramatic stars| Peary, But he warms up to her—| Pike.—Adv. | split, Just rub a little MUSTEROLI: | Choice Pork soronte siamese troulla. Asien. ees appearance, It ix not in-|in the movies. He ts featured at|falis in love at last lon the temples end neck. Te aeumaen EE ree C | tion “or vse for the cure, mitigation or| the Class A for the balance of the ted |out the inflammation, soothes awa. week in “The Dream of Eugene|}GOOD FOR MANY LAUGHS STOMACH UPSET? |2x: pain—gives quick relief. —* | oe Punetured Romance,” at | MUSTEROLE is a clean, whit> the Clemmer theatre, evidently is ointment, made with ofl of mu:- good for many more laughs, It = yc sg Meade RL mp, tard. Better than a mustard plac doesn't seem to be the least bit; Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets [ter and does not blister! less funny or interesting by reason Doctors and nurses frankly. rec- of ita previous exhibition at the) ,.7try are doing now Instend ot | Qmmend ts ager for on Pe Clommer, In fact, many who have | taking tonics, or trying to patch up| Throat, Bronchitis, Croup, Stif seen !t before are around again to|« poor digestion, they are attacking | Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Conger Chas. A. Reynolds, chairman . |the state public service commis-| sion, and J. W. Bryan, former con-| |gresaman, came out for nonpar |tisanship at the first weekly lunch- eon of the Nonpartisan league, held at the Good Eats cafeteria Baar. .25c THE FOLLOWING MARKETS: e OLYMPIC rer rasa 118 Pike st. m AMERICAN MARKET 506 Third Ave. Wednesday noon, * the real cause of the allment—|tion, Pleurisy, Rheumatis: Mr. Reynolds said in part: jchuckle anew. clogged liver and disordered bowels. sags: Pains and Aches of pros poe: “What a piece of folly for voters | HATS Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse Sotata, a i SAVES TRAIN AND FAINTS iver in a soothing, healing way. |0T Joints, Spreins, Sore and candidates, in state and coun- | New Reg. Army sino |ty elections, to line up in different | Army Service 75¢ to $1.85 One day Orson, the telegraph camps just because our grandpar- | Noy Keout, amall sizes oc operator, discovers that the block | , ents had a disagreement resulting | White, e and khaki system is out of order, and that in a etvil war y Nevr ae the express train will crash into “California was the most party: [=e a local if it is not flagged, before |! ridden state in the Union, and both n the liver and bowels are per-| Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet—- « thelr natural functions|Colds of the Chest (it often pre koes indigestion and stomach | vents Pneumonia). At your druggist’s, in 25¢ ant }50c jars, and a special large hor- n't-care feeling, pital size for $2.50. reaching the next station. He tele- y, troubled with Be sure you get the genuin» 109 Occidental BALLARD MARKET 5443 Ballard Ave. Look for U. 8. Purple Stamp It Signifies Purity and Quality Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M. On and after shops will close y | car e| f ‘0 nould 2 O Tab! s, the old parties were so dominated | ars phones to Marion, a Mags the | Hed et tnle for lone *@ets | arUSTEROLE. Refuse imitation | by the Southern Pacific railroad | Army. ...200 to nd then fain wereld | Army. 500 to | Dr, wards’ Olive Tablets are a get what you ask for. The Mur. that the people of California of all | = Be ga one of the’ incidents in|pureiy, vegetable. compound) mixed terole Company, Cleveland, Ohio. DR. L. BR, CLARK parties broke away in a nonpar-/ No 13, Westbound,” at the Mission | with olive ofl. You will know them < tisan movement, and elected thelr | theatre. It's a thriller. |by their olive color. They do the |work without griping, cramps or | | - |ticket from the bottom—constable | Pain IMPOR I AN | to Governor Johnson at the top.” | Glove Sp ecial $1" FORTIFICATIONS | gute lt nei Me ag hie a Me 9 | To you Is the question of your teeth. Opponents of this = taovements Aato pall g black and tan you like. At 10¢ and 28¢ per box, say it does away with party re |Have you decayed teeth—teeth that| All drugetete Olive ATALOGUES FREE | Lamps for hu | Mall Orders Filled Tents, Tarpauling, ete _ nin 4 the yard, While convinced that the Derby | hotel, at Pine st. and Second ave., | was used for immoral purposes aft Remember this-—every operator tn this office t# a graduate and regis ache and pain and cause you much| sponsibility. What party will be ‘ 4 Weer Unde a Tablet Company, Co- 4 suffering—that make your breath|rasponsible for the acts of the last ey tom ae. aire Seen eee ae | |omba 0. : a Interfere with the proper legislature? Two-thirds of them Leather and Canvas et! and. Ponchos, Sad | a cause trterence with your| Were sewed up in the pockets of ‘Army and Navy ‘0 and Saddle Bags. | | seriously jeopardize your whole sys |r Fr | | tem of health. 4 \ [tom of Reais, an uat| Govnor Teats of Tacoma will | ber teak tor rents qthere Jn just! speak at the luncheon next Wed [biggest appropriation for Coast de-| quick—that {s, come down to the! nesday noon. D9) W. S. KIRK’S fenses and fortifications in Amert-|] Third and Cherry THEATRE Eugene Levy, Mgr. ONLY THREE plete ore Bag Ay = y a can history was proposed today in| MORE y ‘ what It will cont A | ARMY id NAVY Ss 4 bill introduced by Representative Days ou an entimate of wont tt wilt cont| ALLEN CONTEMPT an tore Swager Gherley of Louisville, X Walter Montague's Sketch condition His measure provides $21,99 You will be surprined how little it 1209 1ST AVE., SEATTLE. for fortifications, submarine mines,|1\6@ ” ph parte COng ane yee field artillery and ammunition e nion a e. iT ” sure © fn one Bry 4 THE SUD { ie'wilh cost you, tt} It also authorizes the expendi: re as much as it iture of $12,300,000 on munitions Solves the Problem of house tered dentist, who rad teq Or the redlight abatement decision = ae a urs cat nin “ “ va >I 4 ted th 1 ined the examination of the. atate Berton, court, Judge «bykeran | ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW of review, which Just Investigated | iw ee hin certificate from the state denta a coetinde auataet es 0. Ailes eon White We are fortification problems. ‘ ¢ ther All ‘yrus Townsen: Qj | ng right on the Nt a re wNg It call ix 1 uns, two ry of the South front of hia dental chair, in plain | Mrs, Allen, the owners of the build. | CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES Py Been? Fg 0 ae Saad Acts Hippodrome digestion? a ndition will Mr. Brockett, of the Electric com- I Pp WASHINGTON, April 6—The | P =e E ne contracts. [tke house committee on tr OPEN OR CLOSED SHOP? Del of thateriaio—teweet prices—-| 2m, Water, SAVioment. The court and four Cape Henry | gusrantes with all work,|seid he was satisfied the Allens The mounting of seven 12-1nch | mith all work. | did not know of the new infrac t. Clark guns upon barbette carriages with || equipment for high angle fire, hav 66 9 ing a range*of 80,000 yards, {8 rec- | e u geon ommended for New York, Boston, and either Portland or San Fran | World Release in 5 Parts, with cisco, OMING SUNDAY | 4.,\tlons against the red-light law, but | fee,| had not determined whether Igno ance Was an excuse. supply of | ich munt be uned th properly perforin painiens dentint N PENSIONS ry. Most dental offices have Hear Our all of this prectous material, ; Emplacement of 64 three-inch | this Drectous material, nor : antiaircraft guns is advised at var-| n Osterman Orchegtrn iT 1 oxcellent reaaane “why you| Members of the Civil Service! |1ous fortified points. | tye Organ come to this office for your | league will meet with Councilman : 2nd-Universi‘y ou een Bolton Tuesday night at his rest ei eR ee org gf cocci era A UNIQUE SENTENCE | A Society Story | , 4 dence, to discuss the 50-y age me Regal Dental Offices (fii °'ot’ the civil wervice, board, We use aothing but he best materiaie and guaranties « pleasing and test- SOQEST, OFeT Dae oe. eee y Eng yd ae: ‘ratra| ¥hich Bolton oppores, and also to|f me "erelt sett sane . nat we kb ball app PORTLAND, April 6—To bel eres matinee: USE STAR WANT take up the question of civil serv ocr yr Pang APY eo. 3 64-8? : known to every druggist In the city 5c Weekday Matinees. 6 to 11 Pp. Mevcseees 10c u u compelled lice pensions. neiiman Bolton Painicss Exteacting of that is the muntetpal court sen- | . jto ad Bryn o Cperator has written to Chicago and Boston Examinations an: ‘daniel Free. tence under which three girls B ADS FOR RESULTS cae aes gta mig of our randy [to inquire ax to the pension sy UNION DENTIST#—Cor, Third and Pike, Entrance 300% Pike . gained thelr freedom today ' Feason for this, tems in those cities. They had been drinking alcohol, I