The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1916, Page 2

a ap ln inte ene emg acta : Jrorcement in the smaller commun! oasm SEATTLE geile i tles, A grist of mail poured into the wn = 6 | G i to aiatiaue his example | state | ven in Charleston, Va., accord © communications, Mayor “ ill’ stand elping = waveri ng $ Letters From Smaller Commu- | o¢ijejate : | nities Show Big Influence In one letter was a clipping from : of Seattle the Charleston (Va) Gase ) “he liingsley, now of BReatt) * g HEAR FROM VIRGINIA] Pillingeles, now of mont es ley's $1,000 Bon Collected,” w te Police activity against blind ples |), A pba + les a 3g aa in Seattle te bolstering oc ae ae the oa o< Maly to. creaaicg speakeasy mn \ 1 fet, an an ge eng ab Second Ave., Bet. Spring and Seneca | while had been f d, was ce 4 ad by the county Mt ° } “It t# underes that Wilit plete And you'll o lconducting a day and night drag |PALACR HIP Never — e store Hal event, '* . al Regret it Gee HF etor of je ( J ohte kinghary Mon ia nounced he was going eal of his clerks put o he would not be fin a netal responnl FIRST 2-REEL MUTUAL COMEDY FLOORWALKER,” AT $670,000 A YEAR. 4 + eae e | (ar peeeuete ol FOX PRODUCTIONS S| : DR. L. R. CLARK ' ha, a Be Jennetten Bah ia Carrigan s 4 ey _Beneft CHILDREN ARG eg TODAY'S FEATURE RANKS ABOVE < "eWord of This Ad HOUR IS POPULAR 3, saasarsn to «toni ALL PRESENT PICTURE OFFERINGS Carefully Seattle ts to have children's|” Mitton and Herbert offer music| tition We can put your teeth inte pertect "tory hours, On Saturday last, a oY ge ol ea conditions. series of programs intended for ao at \ ung women We can do tt without hurting you en by Ade’ Paul Saturday boys and girls of all ages eam do tt for very amall ex! con at the Moore theatre Mot 1» Liggett of St | will continued ry morning at the the These story hour ted with the indorsem are you that it will be! Superintendent of Schools Frank eat deal more to you than | Cooper, and are announced by all the teachers tn public schools The program at the first story e when|hour Included stories by Ernest Seton Thompson, Ruskin, Haw roe and Kipling, King Arthur Robin Hood tales, legends and iry tales. There were four hun 1 children t a large r of mothe nd teachers “| BIG RUSH FOR SEATS tat TO SOCIETY VOD’VILL salen for “The society's enterta! mpoe.|0@ kiven at the Moore th > |day and Saturday, were heavy Mon de tor yout rap an arance » been lst in the Until Saturday Night Only aly it Fant 4 a rei ii wea and who have! ar f the WHEN IT’S A GOOD CHAPLIN COMEDY, WE BUY IT. Seat 8 office, | Drive,” CHARLES CHAPLIN’S ALHAMBRA Gay. The attraction will present vay bee rd 1178 prominent Seattle people in 1 Slaeven acts of vaudeville Regal Dental Offices FITZ ASKS PROBE Der. 1. B. Clerk, Meseger 1406 Third tor, Taira) Councilman Fitzgerald, in a reso lution introduced Monday after AML noon, asked the council to invest! gate why a city architect is still em ployed at $300 a month, after mo ’ c: days in Bering sea, She limped tn liver Cline, embexsier * ora te tion has practically |to port leaking | ON WARNING that city of 8: een comple |Domingo, Dominican rep | wou Ae be taken by force unle OR THIRD & UNIVERSITY * KEADY MONEY || 0 wraceutel by” stbuin thd Whttoe - Siomenn tee |/Ke P, FFICERS: WERE, Boost EXPORT bury en AC. | RESSES MER “WOMEN MATS, 2:30, Ie end 230 \. RICHARD WILLAND, who! : | Grand lodge “officers, Knights of| , PL PABO, May 15 —A Vara: aafa aime he ts an Alaskan’ miner FORS & three days’ cc ention, star wea telemenear te 1000 4 orang net Th a can owners nay that, POINCARE, Me on. YOUR CREDIT IS O.K. 0. K. JENNER DEAD Charles K 70, @ ploneer lawyer of Sea ia dead Monday. The Big He came here tn 1850 and reare a family of eight children, all ft whom survive him His we wife, Mrs. Clara Hough Jenne jo survives | | A. lL. KEMPSTER, superintend jent of 8. E. Co, among pan {125 Jurors drawn Saturday. | will report for duty May 6. Food Fair Housefurnishing Exposition Opens Tonight at the ARENA TO CONTINUE FOR TWO WEEKS They : Cal-o-cide: Valuable prizes for Cooking competitions and other events. Get a ticket from your grocer or at | eee SS | for | HIPPODROME eo ON LAKE LAKE UNION SOON nel of jers Moi Nite market b: enabling farmers arc Lake | Washington to ship th r produce | Jirect to the public market MR. and In “Sy. stem Engineer Denton submitted a} ~ Excess Sweeting and Bed Odor tative plan for slips Mon. ny MRS. Is Ev { and an estimated cont of a mate $ " This plan was “te It acta through the pores and re. truck oad of moves the cause by restoring the h ivtce wa 00 ye, WE LEAD {asues to normal; the results are } nd od with the fllg | truly remarkable, Get a 26¢ pack \\ yey aller: | i age from any druggist; he ts au i" at reed tr ewk, san! 5 horized to refund money \" Ree a eT FOLLOW a || qaves INSTANT RELIEF (>. STAR—-MONDAY, MAY 15, 1916. eS | OH, JOY! $20,188 AS INCIDENTALS PAGE 2 | THEATRES The program at the Hippodro riot of That's How, Commissioner Hamilton Regards This ‘Trifffng” Sum CARRIGAN SPIKES ITEM won f neth and hand + ragtime The Home of the Ever-Popular A speech recommending brick sing comes etaiee dak talinas., The photoplay feature ts Chas n “Passere-By,” a pretty ay, in which a bachelor who ka -walfe off the ot mt nm y » whom he Ho until Tues day night NATIONAL BRANCH eg SH OFS. A. MEETS HERE | FORMER. PEDERAL wor returning from tt East, says prospe ndinavian branct Arm of the have thetr ttle Mo wil JOUNSTON and Officers fr {UEL la Tuesday r this parts to arrive t Colonel B. the provin: Seattle Monda Nelson fror Pa harge all the navian Salvation! “CAMP } Army operations from Chicago tolc. A's vac the Paelfic st division will have charge of the public meetings The first public meeting will be a demonstration held tn | y4u t on Army barracks on| day ¢ rr CATE nd were exes and with BLAKE, assiatant cashier | Const Co, takes post va-| in fighting her way thru cated by COUNTY PLANS BIG Ey Dorothy Bernard ~“ Stuart Holmes “SINS OF MEN” County Engineer Denton was in was in-|of at Almy ot and Fairview ave a Union, and f kx adequate to ted big produce business | hru the Lake Washington canal When the canal Is opened the | punty ferry bt will be ‘dc scked at the Lake | it is planned, stru Lake an eatin ared inadequate \ en ag PLAY WITH A GOOD ENDIN | DRUGGIST ARRESTED) - 7 SALVATION ARMY =RMAN-AMERICAN Allian | Saturday ousted Dr. Walter Bri Modern rooms. Rest service. Spe- etal rates Industrial Dept., 1902 Ninth Ave. 8 Hotel Virginus, 804 Vir Sergt. Putnam and his squad) fr m8 president ginia, near Westlake Ave —Ady nat f Mayor| the alltanc ause of his st F fentsone aeN etor e W. B, Raw-| for Roosevelt } want with H i OTHERS not fully satisfied. et) GHEAP MT. TRIPS the door. Watch daily papers for future announcements. PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT MUSIC — FUN — DANCING — PRESENTS CN RA SEs eae “The Home of Hippodrome Vaudeville” BIG, NEW VARIETY ACTS Headed by the Famous MOORE wWeivesty MAY 17 MUSICAL SENSATION SUPREME LEO, JAN, MISCHEL HERNIAVSK Violinist, Pianist, Cellist The Wonderful Russian Trio IN RECITAL Fresh From a Triumphal Tour of the World THE PRICE OF ADMISSION LOWER FLOOR, $2 AND $1.50 BALCONY, $1.50, $1, 75c AND 50c MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY KALIOPN TRIO “A SONG RIOT” Presented with n Side of Mir rovoking pon'r MISS "THIS BIG aHOW A Feature Film and Two Knockout Comedies Matinecs 5c One Chia ¥ Parent HIPPODROME THEATRE Third and Cherry Hugene Levy, Mar. loo” vith Summer Rates Pigeon Walk and Walk 2-Step price for outings on Mount/a {ll be ght within the] er rking people, if the plan|! incl of Soetai! | loped The city aked to lend ent used In the urnish a big camp Seattle peo ept low, t FRYE’S QUALITY MARKETS TUESDAY SPECIALS Fresh Oregon fon—He Kure the original |ple. Charges will t | ges ony deaired tnt r . NO | Ranch Eggs...... - WANTS AUTHORITY oe Cheees...-.c. Ae The Benetol Co. | ge awa | Corporation |nounced Monds ent har y is nc ‘ounsel Caldwell an. y that he could not Mayor Gill and niet Nauor cases ‘| Palace Hip Shoulder Steak... Choice Loin Pork Chops .... Choice Shoulder GERALDINE FARRAR Benetol Bidg., Minneapolis Oe Nee named as a d ba ne a ant, unless ho ts given author Bi Bork Steak, Ib... do #0 1 SECOND AT SPRING 81 a ‘ c * i? Rventuas ane noice Spare ‘ ictions In their reso-|| “fterscons Sundays RIDA. sc, satytns Poy 9c hu « the mayor : 10c 15c Pork Backbones, 10 bite we red fe | A owe Cc | SURY DEADLOCKED | :::.. “PASSERS-BY” | MI InaGreat BM cvs se" 1 Qe y oiling Beef...... ee LOS ANGELES, May 15.—The vaconvinnn acts Mo tion AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS# t |David Caplan jury was deadlocked eats ¥ ~~ S Pike St, Jat noon today The jury has be Picture MARKET AMERICAN r -en out more than | 48 ho o1Lp. m : Me digtsrence "Ie yon) MAYOR WILL SPEAK ont d f Middie-nged| ‘Tuesday night be “Anctent py ceceet were lat the Orphe here the Wilkes Cheaper 15c—Children 5¢ | ard Ave. ivale halle and gir) aasistante for] Paver presenting “Read Alwaye at Look for U Purple Stamp te dang Stage Dancing be-| Money,” assisted by Al, The Star's | " ’ tment office boy | Fisherman’s Market WALLS AND DANCING SCHOO! 4523 Fourth Ave, Near Pine Mayor Shops Open Until 6:20 P. M. ll and John H. Schively | will speak between acta, Foot of Marton st, | It Signifies Purity and Quality