The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1916, Page 5

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Lewte, Jr, & ‘ Stella Bi Ol Capsule an old prep: world for ¢ ural heall MANCHURIAN al, makeshift, “patent med walt.” whose effect ts only ter a They are a standard rem nd act naturally, gently and quick b drug orig Be — BEG. § MAYT 239—TWICE DAILY—8:15 “TWILIGHT SLEEP” LECTURE and MOTION PICTURES Por Ladies Only . 2be and 50e ptavers MBI THEATRE PLAYERS THEATRE —MAIN 6211 Beginning Monday, May 8th THE GRIPPING MELODRAMA “LAWS LAND By Geo. Broadhurst—Author of “Bought and Paid For” They Are All in the Cast Next Week NORMAN HACKETT PHOESC HUNT RICH. VIVIAN FANCHON EVERHART GUY HITNER ANTOINETTE CRAWFORD GEO. RAND FRANK BONNER CARL CALOWELL Nights, $:20—5O0¢, 35¢, 25¢, 15¢ Popular Matinees, Thursday and Saturday—25¢, 15¢ a AMING the SHREW AND PANTAGES *: SUNDAY BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE The Six Stylish Steppers In Songs, Dances and Military Maneuvers y ntertett sale and guaranteed by The Drug Cc ROPOLITAN Owl Mats. 2:30 Joe Jenny and His Famous Empire Comedy Four GENERAL PISANO Marvelous Italian Sharpshooter Other Big Features—10c and 20c — j STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TALK TO GIRLS Teachers Don't Want Pupils to Hear ‘Twilight Sleep’ Lecture TO DECIDE IT TODAY Mrs. Robert M. Liggett of St Paul, Minn, who is to present the Jquestion of twilight sleep ture and motion pictures to wor at the Moore next week is ure that parents and teachers allow high school children to come and jhear the lecture Her plan is to have a special afternoon for girls, and a special one for * The ason we are having women only is be freer to discuss |the subje nn are pres Jent.” Mr ‘I _belleve every high school girl should know the truth about moth Jerhood and ite dangers and suffer ing.” Teachers are protesting against the proposed special matinee for school girls | The question will be decided at & private view of the lecture and moving picture to be given late Saturday tarnoon at the Johnson Seating company for the board of censorship, and presidents of the women’s organizations of Seat ue. and representatives of the nurses’ clubs The women Invited to be present include Mrs, Thomas Craban, pres ident of the Seattle Federation of | Women’s clubs; Mrs. |Carr, of the Drama league Ww. 8 |the Washington federation; Mrs |C. B. Bogardus, of the Congress of Mothers’ and Parent Teachers’ ax sociations; Mrs. F. M. Biggs, of the Schubert club; Mra. W. 8S Worman of the Century club; Mrs. RS. Weeks, of the Century « Mra W, F. Hitchings, of the Women's Educational club, and Mrs, 1 H.| Jennings, of the Mother Training | school The council of the Congress of | Mothers’ and Parent as sociations will have a discussion of twilight sleep at its meeting next Teachers Tuesday at the Broadway high school. Miss Mary Dillon, of St. Paul, |who fs with Mra. Liggett, will lapeak at the club meeting ‘TO JAIL "EM NOW It's going to go violators when they don from now on He announced Friday that jail sentences, along with fines, would be the popular punishment in the future. He proved ft by adding a 15-day Jail sentence to a fine of $100 tm- posed upon D. A. Hedrickson, a clerk In the Boyd hotel, and a 30- day fail sentence to the $100 fine imposed upon Dick Doukas, walter jin a Third ave. coffee house. ard with liq ‘ace Judge Gor whom |the recent looting of the commis sion’s funds by former Claim Agent Gillies and Frank W. Stone, his con federate. Daggett and Ernst declare the will not resign, and deny the gov ernor has ever mentioned the mat ter to them. Attorney General Tanner and D. Trenholme, of Seattle, have turn ed down offers of the jobs The governor says he alco will remove Clarence Parker, the other commissioner, if a successor car be | found S. F. Woody, of the Seattle Real Estate association, County Agr culturist Rader and Dr, H. K, Ben son, of the university, will have y logged-off land university the last charge of a one conference at tt in May ‘CAN'T HAVE HIS ROLL Creditors of J. B. Robinson, bankrupt Seattle shoe dealer, can not have $680 found sewed in his clothing, Judge Neterer rules SOUTH AMERICA HAS FAITH WASHINGTON, May 6 America ha ’ are dence in t Ke United State atest confi od the Any ved with toward th of Mexico action taken will be rece out que | This w tatement today |Senator Fletcher, returning +South America, tion 8 th vere of from Alvan 1.| Mra. | Griswold, state secretary of | he has stated, he intends to remove from office on account of STAR 1916, PAGE 5 SATURDAY, MAY 6, HIP-P-O-.D-R-O.M-E THEATRE THIRD CHERRY and EUGENE LEVY, Mgr. &_ HOME OF HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE The Success of the CHERRY STREET PLAYHOUSE “The World’s Greatest Show for the Money” TOMORROW’S NEW HIPPODROME SHOW The Crutchfields Excellent Comedy, Singing, Talking, Dancing and Roping Novelty Act 5 Acts ARCHER & Weekday | CARR ! Entertainers De Luxe Sundays and enings | GEORGE A DIME HARRISON | The Noted Wench | Impersonator A Complete Change of Hippodrome Vaudeville and Feature Photoplays Every Sunday Wednesday fHIPPODROME POLICY Matinees Big Feature Pictures ALWAYS A LAUGH IN OUR COMEDIES CLEVELAND & TRELEASE Comedy Laugh Producers WILLIAMS & CLIFFORD An Acrobatic Novelty Act 5 Acts “AVLNGED BY LIONS” Featuring Margaret Gibson New Sensational Feature =i) PALACE-HIP THEATRE OPENS SUNDAY; WHAT’S ON BILLS PALACE-HIPPODROME | Sunday will witness the opening of the new Palace-Hippodrome thea tre, Second ave. at Spring st combination vaudeville and motion | REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS (1) Victoria Trio, at Palace H ip. (2) Gen. Pisano, at Pantages. (3) Williams and Clifford, at the Hippodrome. (4) Norton Sisters, at the Oak. | In order te introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which {fs the lightest and strongest plate known, | does not cover the roof of the mouth; you oan bite corn off the! cob; guaranteed 15 years. 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Their sure, mild, thorough action will OHIO“: | Give Quick Relief 207 UNIVERSITY 9. | Sold by druggists throughost the world. In boxes, 10c, 25c. | @ppesite Peaser-Patersss Ga | ination and advice free | Bring t HIPPODROME A lot of vaudeville ts packed into the Hippodrome’s bill’ which opens Sunday, beside the Mutual picture comedy, 'METROPOLITAN Shakespeare will be placed upon the shelf Sunday night by the Wilkes players, and on Monday ‘ night they will offer a real Amer- Avenged by Lions 4 ; yz {pleture house, off ix Califor can play by an American drama- ia hou uad arrested 8. j.{Dicture house, ® } tikenac” Gad: yecun aaa . v6 /D1& Hippodrome circuit vaudeville Five acty are scheduled to open tist, "The Law of the Land,” by |First ave. and George Ronig, clerk, |#¢t% @8 exclusive five-reel motion Jat the Cherry st. play house, The | George Broadhurst. ltor alleged tiegatna: Brides re and a comedy ree! Crutchfields do a singing, talking The Law of the Land” deals ‘ dootlesging The vaudeville acta will be the }dancing and roping novelty that is! with justifiable infidelity, and han- night. | | sete eee We ae |Victoria Trio, three pretty girls, spiced with comedy Archer and dles it with delicate force. | R Rorella and Rozella, two Ee |Carr are billed as “entertainers De A man of the world and commer- ‘WOMAN MAYOR WILL men and a woman, in music and | Luxe Other acts are George Har- cial affairs starves his wife of the | edy, with harp, bassoon and vio. i) |rison, wench impersonator; Cleve- love and devotion she craves, and . lin; the Novelty Four, chatty sing f] jland and Trelease, comedians, and forces her to seek the affection of R GN; SHE’S TIRED ing comedians; Hunter's Posing iy | Willams and Clifford, acrobats nother } di Dogs, one of the big novelties of | i oe es This deepens as time wears on, ° . ideville; E. BE. Ciive & Co, tn Le and a boy is born, the new lover be WARRE ML, May 6.—Mre evs ; PANTAGES on, A Canfield, the ox their playlet, “One Good Turn,” and * Six 8 ee sree ing the father Leeper tu: liinetay ta: reone fo quit|the Pour Wonderful Bards, billed Mee sud tries pets ‘girls, in Norman Hackett ts cast for the when her term expires next month. %" “The Aristocrats of Gymnastic iq |f0NEs. dances, and military maneuy- />)° of the lover, and Phoebe Hunt, | She says she has had a good °'* - f lers, will headline the new bill at ‘26 forlol ~ 4 | mayor. -araeg ai * S| performance Monday old the b | ble,” with Bruce McRae and Gerda | | 4 Sunday night. M fiel n | d feat 8 lay n Or TNO ES ee ae hein: | Holmes ag the featured performers Eb ped emer aptialer glia aii |her yearly income of $12 as mayor) the comedy will be “Musty Mj jin songs and comedy patier and 51 WORKMEN KILLED of Warren, is going to close out ously from 1 to 11 o'clock \: antics. Industrial insurance commis. her business and go to Callfornia,?""'* . Os - A third drawing card is promised sion's figures for March and April to live wit OAK i) in General Pisano, the Italian sharp- show 51 workmen killed and 3,299 Since Mra. Canfield took office) "sr other well blended program of ih) shooter, and his company. Other injured in mills, factories and log- jshe has abolished wife beating and) 044i) nd motion pictures will Pe! (numbers will be Stephens, Bordeau mps. The March death toll oe on aeeeee cee atte. be offered at t Oak theatre, Sec . oe Bennett, in A Bo 29, injured 1 700. s jmobile speeding: close all pool ora ave, und Seneca st, beginning B] |Home,” melodramatic skit halls; caused the covering of all|cinday afternoon and continuing MM jand Jackson, the clubman and the MINISTERS VOLUNTEER candies, meats and vegetables dis-| +i; Thursday. The headline vau ] (suffragette, and Lovell and Lovell, Seattle ministers have volunteer- played for sale, and forced economy deville attraction will be the cham: my (singers and instrumentalists The ed to officiate hereafter at funer- in electric and gas Hghting Waa, ickwead tempat in thet? A] [fifth episode of “The Iron Claw" /als of paupers and unidentified : one-act drama, “The Man, the ey | Will be shown on the screen “dead | Stranger and the Girl.” Padden and i ADT RRR BE OLN IM RIN GOVERNOR TO OUST 5.2)°%.2%4.05 acinomae : Morton Sisters, pretty girls, are 3 COMMISSIONERS |) "si:c0% 0isiocen” ia) | 10 Cockato re described| F | . the peers of all feathered actors.| OLYMPIA, May 6.—Gov. Lister| The special feature picture will be| is casting pte Sl wet cnn tO Ella Hall and Robert Leonard, | » Chairman Floyd Daggett and Com-\supported by an allstar cast, in| i . mane : 7 missioner A, B. Ernst, of the indus-\Tye Crippled Hand.” ii Commencing Sunday, May 7th trial insurance commission, both of — —--——— § On the SEATTLE-EVERETT Line Leave Seattle ‘ m 4:50 Arrive Cedar Fa ieatece m 6:2 Arrive N m 6-4 Arrive 63 8:00 a 30 9-52 Stillwa Duval Monroe Woodruff Arrive \rrive Arrive Arrive Arrive Arrive eco @ 11:20 1:30 g 45 mish Meas (| Everett 11 RETURNING Leave Everett 9:00 a Arrive Snohom Artive Woodmif ..i..3... 9:25 @ Arrive Monroe Arrive Duval Arrive Sti Arrive Tolt Fj Arrive Falls City Arrive Arrive Arrive Arrive Seatt 1 ‘ 9:18 a llwater .» + 10:04 a. m 10:10 a. m ‘ -10:23 a. m Snoqualmie Falls. ..10:35 ¢ North Bend ..10:45 ¢ Cedar Falls........11:10 « 12:40 m m m. m The new t Special.” a apend the thine t 8008 at 5 ne edar river p P n. ts the al Week-Er Jackson St. Station Phone Main 6933 Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Second and Cherry St Phone Elliott 4812