The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1916, Page 8

STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1916. PAGE 8. FARRAR COMING SOON! “Come Back’ at Strand Strong Play had L7A The Ge m of Puget Sound Scene From the Lat Charlie Chaplin Film, “The Floorwalker, Appears at the Alhambra Next Week, Harold Lockwood and May Alll-joccuples his time giving “third-) son made their Metro debut in/rall parties,” The ComeBack,” a sensational is Freed five-part production at the Strand) Nell Shipman, the Seattle girl theatre. ho portrays Josephine Adare in Before joining Metro, Mr. Lock- oda Country and the Woman,” wood and Miss Allison were star-jat the Clemmer, has an ardent ad red on the American-Mutual pro-|mirer in a young man employed in gram. Before that, Lockwood was/Bear Valley, where most of the with the Famous Players and was scenes for this Vitagraph feature Mary Pickford’s leading man !n were filmed. This young man “Tess of the Storm Country,”|heard Miss Shipman express her “Hearts Adrift,” “Such a Little) admiration of the beautiful man Queen” and other notable produc-/zanita bushes and he cut her a j tions. ewagser stick of that wood, secret | Miss Allison began her profes-|ly had every one in the company sional career playing the roles of|carve thelr initials {mn the cane, “Vanity” and “Beauty” in “Every: and then presented it to the pleas woman,” when Henry W. Savage |ed young lady. It ts a fine souve presented that famous dramatic/nir of the trip, and Mise Shipman production. The following season | is guarding it very carefully. | jshe appeared in “The Quaker Girl” A ee SCENE ON SHORE DRIVE, !NDIANOLA BEACH IN CONSIDERING THE PURCHASE OF A SUMMER HOMESITE You are interested in—Proximity to Seattle, Natural Beauty, View, Character of Beach, Water Supply, Transportation, Future Prospects. PROXIMITY T0 SEATTLE Twelve miles by boat, a delightful nde of one hour. . “One Day,” Paul 1, who has been ; ri be Laces and graces prevail at the/|living In England incognito, meets NATURAL BEA One ‘of the finest Sige ve ef Hii coliseum theatre, where handsome |the daughter of the maa who tore. fects on all Puget Sound. [ii daredevil Dustin Farnum ts acting |ed him to flee from his own coun. English 1120 FIRST Charming groves of maples, madronas, firs and cedars, | wild flowers, wild berries in season; gently sloping land cut in twain by a swift-flowing brook. jout an immense photoplay version jof “David Garrick,” which has|boy and the girl fall in love—and, some of that alluring lovemaking |after a while, all turns out well |with which Dusty Farnum can|"One Day” ts the name of the play : . ‘ : + jstop the average feminine heart at/at the Class A VIEW Sweeping and inspiring, including the Olympic []|/Seventy-tive paces. It also has ; and Cascade mountain ranges, Mount Rainier, []/some sword dueling, and Farnum the City of Seattle, Bainbridge island and Puget Sound. §f/!# one of tho jer wielders | Alhambra until Saturday night. It try. Paul is king of Vaserta. The ee | “Lying Lipa” will be seen at the SATURDAY AND MONDAY We will give, absolutely Free, a handsome Rain- coat, valued at Ten Dollars, with each order for Suit or Overcoat, made to your measure, for only ah Fy! # pain or <———eeeee wee a No More and From Mill to ie No Less Man Direct iB ™ tela ee un thigihin te Get 2 eeeeineees eee at any feat 8 We have a wide range to select from, in all the lat- Ceol est up-to-date weaves, medium light and heavy cme weights, which you would have to pay the ordi- nary tailor from $30 to $35 for. Every Suit made to your measure by skilled tailors, and GUARAN- TEED TO FIT YOU. We have a few very fine patterns to sell at $18. 5 is i y _3 Remember, this very Special Sale lasts only two days, starting tomorrow, May 13, with a $10 Rain- coat absolutely free witheach Suit or Overcoat or- der. Woolen Mills AVE., Near Seneca St. GH & ig Ht that ever stabbe fellow actor. has for its lesding role Winifred) — — -- —_———--——— rn sisom: the . fineet eee [Greenwood Three phases of New BATHING BEACH Me ee age nc “5 Richens‘ the William | Collier, in “The No-| York life figure in this play: ‘The : on Puget Sound. lsxten | ” at the Liberty, acta a/stage, Wall «treet and the art entire length of the property (one-half mile). Width []|~arunk,” and introduces some new |ctrcle, with its painters, sculptors 600 to 800 feet, and every foot of it clean, hard sand— |business. He is, as the title .jand models, no rocks, no gravel, seaweed, no mud. Dressing }}| The NoGood Guy,” which means OM rooms and bathing facilities provided. that he will not work, but Instead, “Bondwomen,” fire-reel play, will WATER SUPPLY A spring brook entirely con- Water hone was inven be shown at the Rex for the Iast| trolled by the company. time tomorrow night. “Hondwomen” | ® pure and always cool, even in summer. Supply ample for large population. Dam completed; distributing pipes now being laid to all streets. TRANSPORTATION Safe and adequate. You can live at Indianola Beach and work in Seattle. Transportation follows development, and Indianola Beach is new. July 1 there will be a populous colony of fine people at Indianola Beach. We can then talk about “Big Steamers.” Until then—small, safe ones. Commutation fare, 12%c per ride; cash fare, 25c. FUTURE PR Because of its proximity to Seattle, because of its in- comparable bathing beach, because of its unchallenged natural beauty, Indianola Beach will, within a year or two, become Seattle’s chief breathing spot. Homes will multiply, population will increase, week-end recreation seekers will flock to it and history will repeat itself in the increase in values the first rude instrument was\en wedding soon, | aanaeaaeneememmeeneen Jexhibited the speaking telephon jat the Centennial exposition at) A.—Everything avaliable. These in not more than thr hostesses serve In his firet 2-reel Mutual- Chaplin Comedy at $670,000 a year, The He Couldn’t -—THE— COME BACK HE DID And so Will You if for olive forks and ideas. brother. My mot to go with this gir 7 Floorwalker @ |W. a All who see Indianola Beach like it. They fall in love with Here all next week, it. The proportion of buyers to visitors is exceptionally larga Long ere 5,000 people shall have visited this beauty spot, this starting Sunday, May 14. BILLIE BURKE a2 company will have disposed of the entire tract. Billie Burke, who will be seen In Therefore you are urged to visit Indianola Beach Now. Remanes,” st the Rex Select early and get your summer home ready for the warm months. Go see the property for yourself, brfhg your family and []} | | your picnic basket Sunday. Refuse to be “scared” by parties es tl el he tc ie Mon ob her rare dramatic talent. Coming Otherwise interested. Go see all properties offered, if you like, ~ but see Indianola Beach before you select. Be your own judge. When It’s a Good Chaplin Sees "weet eee taser Bee Comedy, We Buy It vehicle, “Gloria’s Romance,” from Tracts as low as $40 on terms as easy as $5 cash and $2 the pen of Rupert Hughes. monthly. eee terribly about it, and need him at h like to him un less on account of 4 A.—Probably you ters worse by sense of chivalry | }loyal to the girl “The Best Man's Bride,” along jae, 3 ae € The CALYPSO leaves wharf between Madison and Spring |with “When She Played Broad You See This | He forgets that h Aiduoeionbaied way,” aro the features comprising Metro Picturesque eet here fae wor For Full Information and Literature, Call, Phone or Write the Mission's program, continuing hi | Saturday night. "The Rost Man's Photo- a EBay OE aah }INDIANOLA BEACH LAND CO chan Ras to Wo te Nt Woosh | ° aise song awlinson, Francelia Billing With sare ATORIAR AL 614-15 Joshua Green Bldg.—Elliott 317 UPSORD] SHOWER OF LOVE SITTING UASSES zooseec| NOTES ON ORPET ,and many others equally as | Q—I am a girl eee Geraldine Farrar, the noted grand opera singer and motion picture star, Is coming to the Coliseum Sunday In “Marla Ros. Harold iLockwood May Allison Selig-Tribune With Many Interest- ing News Items in Pictures keow Matt occ" Jeff THEY ARE IN THE TRENCHES DUCKING SHRAPNEL At the hie father particu BILLINGSLEY GETS 30 DAYS’ SENTENCE Police Judge Gordon sentenced | Fred Billingsley, of the Stewart Street Pharmacy, to 30 days In jall jand fined him $100 Thursday for violating the liquor law two weeks ago. Attorney Vanderveer put up $400 bail for hin client, and gave notice of appeal | ther, *POPULAR SRIC! R-PATERSON C9 3. ie || WAUKEGAN, Ill, May 12.—Wm. Orpet, charged with the murder of | heart, Marian Lambert, first annoyed at the scores of love letters he recelyed from un-| known girle, but today he is be-| |ginning to regard the daily flow of billets doux as a diversion Scores of strange young women have written, protesting undying affection for him and strong belief Marian Lambert's mother 4¢ ay The well known and relia-| very {Il and is suffering from a ble remedy for FEMALE | nervous breakdown brought on by ie TROUD ‘S AND IMMNGU- sorrowing at her aughter’s death gage nany ef) She maintains Marian was mur. dg ah per|dered and that her relations with box, or 3 for $5, mailed in| Orpet were innocent, plain wrapper, Hours, 9 to om 1 to 7:30; Sundays, 11 to 1. Main umne, where the tho department of ton Miss Julla chairman deweler and Silversmith | 1010 Second Ave. Near Madison Q—! am the children, three wor: school. My husba ily and gives me h “END OF TIME—1916” IS MESSAGE ON EGG PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 12 | -—"The end of time—1916." | These words appear plainly on | an egg laid by a Iittle white | Leghorn hen here, The letters of the prophecy are embossed never takes my pa anything wrong, | AWC Aerreew U.S. SHOULD ADOPT | Me PAT MOC HES Q.—Piease tell me when the tel-) Philadelphia. From that time on; werk. | am glad and willing t the use of the telephone increased, my best in every way, but deals with a domestic problem of |c@me Into public wu until now there are about 16,000,000 seems unjust to me. Wouldn't it)and your husband should come importance to every family. Maude| A.--In 1831 a man by the name of/{nstruments in the world. [be better if he corrected the chil-jan understanding in this mattem Fealy, in the leading role, is af-| Wheatstone met forth the principle —_— dren for their misbehavior? You should lay out a plan for i 4 Jof the telephone, and a little later) Q—1 wish to celebrate my wood-| M. O. F. jing the family, and then follow ade. In 1876 Alexander Hell first) some advice as to appropriate dec-| band to shirk his share of the dis-| the other, In a tactful way, try @,/orations and menu. CECILE. |cipline of the children. You are you can use is appropriate. A dec operation in correcting matters, oration might be arranged from the \ | branches of trees, with the young a |leaves and all the wild flowers ctions of tree-trunks hollowed out, and set on mantels and tables. A short portion or limb of a tree in diameter would suffice, Some wooden plates, using toothpicks Q.—Miss Grey, can you help me? |There is a girl who runs after my home on account of it. We all feel can we do to get him back? There is a strange perversity in a |young man's nature sometimes, He lis in love, or thinks he is, and his }loyalty to his mother and his fam do now but await the turn of jsubjects upon which you disagree. ing company with a boy 18. | love |him, and | think he loves me, but |his keeping steady company with any girl. What am | to do? | A.—Help the boy to obey his fa- Q.—Please tell me, thru your col- the national movement for “better |bables” Is, and oblige, | OUT-OF-TOWN MOTHER. | A—The children's bureau, under good In every way but one. He me before the children. If they do Instead of correcting them, he |scolds me, and says | allow it. | do all the work, never ask them to help me when they come fram ing, and neither should shift upem | the other this responsibility. Yoo | and would like) A —It is not right for your hus-jeach upholding the authority |show your husband the tnjustiog “wooden” that both responsible for their train-jof his attitude, and ask for bis cn should be placed ‘ee or four inches refreshments on Buys a ‘ | Swell - Spring Suit "DUNDEE CLOTHES Made to order. | All-wool fabric. The greatest $15 worth | of clothing values it is por | sible to receive. Our Spring and Summet patterns will surely pleas? you. her forbade him 1, and he has left for we love him ome. We do not happy and home- this girl, What SISTER. 1 have made mat your opposition The most beautiful love romance ever written. Sequel to Elinor Glyn’s THREE leads him to be thru everything 6 owes hia first y Httle you can brother to come ry agreeable to reference to the 17 and am keep- larly objects to GRACE. headquarters of labor, Washing ©, Lathrop ts mother of four king and one in nd works stead is wages. He is rt, but criticises get the blame in dead white, ‘TAKE BOOZE AT DOCK Detectives selzed 15 barrels and six cases of whiskey at Pier D Thursday, consigned to J, J. Kelley whose place was wrecked Satur. day, They claim 1,038 gallons was being shipped with permits sting only 200 gallons, | CONSCRIPTION, TAFT You are Interested in al ww YORK, May 12--That 1 position paying from 8. should i $150 to $300 a month and will spend $75 to qualify, call at once 663 Empire Bidg. STRAND 2nd Ave. Bet. Spring & Seneca LOcaiways 10 minute she is dragge the opinion voleed b rmer Pres ident Taft in address here. arrested a charged with resist = VICTOR TALKING Machine Co., jof Philadelphia, gave employes 10 ‘per cent more wages yesterday, \ ‘PATRICK SULLIVAN IS PINCHED AGAIN Sullivan and A. M. Holton police say they fought when’ the American cafe was being searched §} for liquor Wednesday, Nr Sat, Rake) THEATRE 800 Seats 5c 304 Pike St. again ‘Thursda ing officers, The Open Till 10 P. M Saturday i