The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1916, Page 5

Oak SECOND AND SENECA THEATRE Direction Pacific Photoville Circuit That the Oak, in provid- ing ten classy Vaudeville | Look at this great new bill of ten acts and Photoplay acts for and then remember, any seat, 10 cents, is meeting these any time, is coil im the «cwode| LO CENTS ao ae that are flocking to our ing ¢ shows. George & Marie Brown Singers De Luxe ering the t of hu bandits The Oak has been made a cag ant rll wag + haley Agen clean, cozy and attractive Frances & Hollarid “nap cose ah (rite kiyenatt aight theatre. ae In a Clever Vaudeville Surprise awal of tt » Americar force for ALL _ ; Ehdrew Se enon as all be the home of merry and Esther Sundquist TALKS WITH CARRANZA Popular Swedish Violinist, in a New Repertoire wholeshome shows, a] 4 Return Engagement by Popular Request - lace re You Can|q:: p Bring the Whole Famiy.|Nick and Lyda Russell Comedy, Singing, Plano, Whistling |the newspaper men saying he was Children under 10 years| _FleeS Bros. & Co. pkg ke In “Happy Hooligan’s Troubles in a Freight Yard” M when accompanied by their parents are admit- ted free any matinee ex- met Saturday and Sun- And the great melodrama of thrills ; and heart throbs : STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1916. PAGE TROOPS RESCUE COMPLETE NEW SHOW TOMORROW & TWO AMERICANS Reported Taken From Captors 200 Miles Inside of Mexico SURPRISED . Popularity MEXICANS SURPRISE When you pay for enter- gseddajer Lanproshere cavelty tainment you expect the Secmer. ‘and "tenres Payne same satisfaction as when captured by | Mexicana when you buy, say, a new hat Texas, socerding te Col. Sib you must be PLEASED ’ ley’s report to Gen, Funston 4 : today. and get Value Received. The Americans, said the offi lal account, were left by the raiders with a Mexican family at El Pino, and the people of the house were ordered to kill the “gringoes if they attempt ed to escape.” When the United States cav alry arrived the bandits had departed. There was no clash The Villistes are now report ed a few miles ahead of the troops. & from t n. Scott and MEXICO CITY, Ger bregon toda ec with dent Carranza nd bh abinet ng over the results of his He al exico. TROOPS AT CHIHUAHUA EL PASO, M Two t Carrangista t “v ed at Chihuahua Cit rt n. Hugh Scott Al on for une the hunt order, it was learned today. n. Obregon, cov ponferences with the Ameri: | can military representatives. | issued @ statement to} ern side of the OF THE GODS” §@- | CONTINUOUS : iT With ALLAN FORREST and DAILY—1 TO 11 CECIL VANAUKER | Any Seat-10 CENTS-—Any Time CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE i A GLIMPSE OF A SOUL something to do with {t But to I expect, little book, you have/me the dealing with people whose forgotten that some days back I| bodies are not normal would be/always bear the scar on your soul, started in to tell you that | had|more than my nerves would stand. |of your experience. You can never! read something new in my little Alice has been telling me some have the wonderful fullness of Joy | nurse Alice's face, and then went|of her experienc: nd I teli you, 't ® to your more for wandering off into the realm of | little book, I'd rather scrub floors who from being speculation on my own account than be a nurse. have either resisted I sometimes wonder what makes Of course, Mrs. Waverly,” she _ nice, refined women take up the when we get a case like profession of nursing. It seems to ‘s we are very happy—bdut most me the most terrible thing a wom-|of the time the work Is hard, mo an with any feeling could do to/|notonous and repugnant and re earn her living. I imagine that the thought of relieving pain, of mak I said, rather shyly. “T/ sympathetic with bodily fils, and ing some poor tortured body bet-|think you have Improved tn your| very charitable with ills of the » ter able to bear its agony, hasjhealth and good looks since you)soul. 1 believe you would othr have been with me. I thought |help any one. r when you were waltzing with Pat; | rp E | last night that you were the pret) | certainly would,” she an-)o% tlest woman in the room.” ” “I think it t true, my dear. Don’t misunderstand me. You wil! are = compensat 1, even in such a | and that makes m faith in life. You have grown 0 People Who Are Under Normal Weight Good Advice For Thin, Undeveloped | Men and Women Who Want to Put on Flesh sh to gain at least ten pounds of fle Advertisement Alice blushed and made a de Ever whilom lover?’ 1 Increases strength il co] MPM ntl imerqncee etreneth| preciative gesture, then her face per ‘ Vous. rundown | Suddenly paled She and then sai 00 people 200 per What is the matter, child?” 1) x under her at fim 1 Scent in ten days/asked. “Surely you know you are|of all—for he needs help as 1 2 MEM Sie rorteit if 1a |® pretty girl—and a very dear gir!|as I ene fall per fullex-|—a girl whose mistakes and mis After om e put a te FORFEIT & jon in large | fortunes have made her better tn |i ee mene yg, rer Erticle scom to ape | fortunes have m n my hand, and sald, “F pear in this paper | 5t@a one Then she left the room. | Nake your Goctorer| Alice impulsively rushed forward \eeeda the ‘Shoot Gan sand eS ts ote Ber partet} Drew Gales See OS. Mire. Waverly, 40 | “You must t tt o., Bartell D ‘ must not write me an a J you really think that is true or are ¥ 4 tt a erie Pharmacy a!way® carry vou saying that to comfort me? gg gon ed 4g oH erie 5 waa jas do. ha he book in * t your stor and mine was wri 1 finished ing back bo? I ve, it I] ly, Alice, must an jswer, ‘I thought I did at but when you let me suf awful disgrace for you, I see that I must get over you | “You can get over loving, Har vey. Love sickne s like any other sickne You either die of |} it 1 get well. 1 th worst pang I hav I am over ft, It seems rat in me to have made the sacrif A Good Food Investment It pays to eat Washington Macaroni because it contains all that is nutritive about the best hard wheat grown in America. last It pays to Washi oni because 2 “In fact, paradoxical as it may P ib ae ashington Macar: — . seem, my greatest hurt is not that pound of it yields twice the food value a pound of I loved you and lost you, but that the best steak yields—yet Washington Macaroni I now have no hurt in having lost iA |you. It some way makes me feel only costs less than half as much A jas tho | were a woman without * f BH | much feeling Make Washington Macaroni a staple food in i Strange, isn’t {t, how elreur |stances can shape and control - prve it 1} ce srated ch ‘ ances can shape a t pane popes sesee it with ween grated cheese My | woman's life? 1 expect if we had | w and make a whole meal of it. It's better far for A) | been married I would have been a) 7 t devoted wife to you and never| \ the whole family than heavy meats would have known all the shame | ae f} jand suffering, 1 was giving you! w | side me every day for the years to }come, I am sure the sight of you a bit faster. {* “Truly the book is finished. “ALICE.” | (To be continued) | A. F. Ghiglione & Sons Seattle Ente bitshed Wash. DR. CRAFTS TO SPEAK Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts, superinten-. ¢ |a« nt of the international reform | bureau wit headquarter at! °™ Washington, D. ¢ will apeak o hi fine “ s { Moral Victories Won and On in| om for business men at the Y. M. I did for something that did coe ithe State and Nation,” at a lunch-| seo ir DR. 1. Hh. CLARK PAINLESS DENTISTRY GUARANTEED and remove nerves at Ing, and we do tt without pat extracting al citizens, bot r heaa people stat anatures that we ha ork for them, and one it without hurting them. 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NE_ thousand Shirts that are the best value fc We know that e THE BEST FOR THE PRICE—NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE. yr $1 hirts and shirt materi cite an opportunity The pattern had in all sleeve lengths Luster Cloth Crystal and Pebble Cloths 120-Square Percales Stripes that a Two Pike St. win SENDS REPLY TO NOTE FROM POPE WASHINGTON, May 17.—Pres! dent Wilson has sent a reply |Pope HRenedict’s letter on nigh’ The preside vined the p that the United States sh be plunged into war, and a re the confilet It fs ur many rat maintain its neutrality ‘justment at the end of to given to Apostoli ar on Monda to stood the pope urged jthe United States not to go into ~ FIGHT SEA SKIRMISH | | | LONDON, May 17.—British destroyers and monitors gaged German destroyers in a short fight off the Belgian coast an- | | yesterday, the admiralty nounced today. en The Germans withdrew. There were no Briti h losse i] A Logical ne us | womens Treatment | | lyea t € |p the Pre cones: estion by pr entation 1 ne le tr t esia in powder i me to two teaspoonfuls of taken in a iittle water afte most instantly sto tion and neutra whi m 1 nt ifferers from stomachJronble can grain table form, ‘This new tablet of died magnesia can now be LOANS LOWEST RATES NO COMMISSION traight mortg loans in paved distt Annual payment lo Monthly payment lo: Interest charged 810 Second Ave. unpaid balances only. w Ite Real Estate PROMPT SERVICE age icts ans. ans. on rat-| druggist and mar physician pres ribing them inste » powder forn Washington Savings & Loan Association | campus ac Dougall + fouthwick “ei 25 that you have ever bought d judge will ap ow, the material are Our Men's Shop Is Entrance Eatabliahed 1876 Exceptional Sale of Men’s new, New Summer Shirts $2.00 and $2.50 Qualities each Shirt is cut full, made well, and all sizes-may be In These M aterials | Silk and Satin Striped Shirtings Russian Cords | Soiesettes Corded Madras Shirts with soft cuffs—stiff cuffs. new for shirts ) | plain sport stripes, hairline stripes, and stripes of intermediate black and colors. This sketch shows two of the patterns. Anderson Madras In this sale at $1.25. Son'a Sen, Puce ae ‘BRUTAL SLAYER |ELECT THURSDAY|% HuaT m orrwey OF. TWO SOUGHT PORTLAND, ex-convict wa May 17—An sought by offi cers thruout Oregon today on the belief that he fiend who swung an sledge hammer the skull of Mr nings while she slept Monday night. tin and Portland Mrs. Jennings’ body 1 in her home, between Sherwood, 15 late yesterd Outside the house driver. The machine was Mrs. Mrs. J the divorced Jennings road mar After her divorce from she married J. 8. Seed, and late’ expressed ave tried to force h and the nd hid his wa the 11-pound crushed Helen Jen ay was discov stood the au tomobile of Fred Ristman, a jitney | ysay bloodsoaked sing fs known to fx attentions Jennings, She frequent fear nings a So two When the steering gear of a jit- Knights and Sisters of Pythias, in| "7 bus worked wrong Tuesday annual state grand lodge conven-| night, the machine crashed into fons here, will elect officers Thurs-|telephone pole at Ballard ave, and Bey, the final day's session. 22nd ave. N. W. Six passengers More than 200 delegates and/anq A. D. Brown, driver, were |rand lodge officers are in attend-| trujsed and cut. Walter Galbraith, jday by Frank S. Grant, supreme miles from | | old, was i Orville O Pacific rail Jennings, a Porfland | t separated | cording to prom divorce = 300, 000 KILLED —. LONDON, May hundred = thousand have been killed and wounded in the fighting around Verdun to date, hecording to the Paris correspondent of t Chronicle claimed these losses precluded all possibility He of against Riga Only a curtain of Germans, he asserted, was Russian front. A gove ed cut o lay morning to protect striking tain fea | laune h 17.—Three Germans he London severe serious Teuton offensive left on the vi’ SHIP FEARS STRIKERS ninent patrol boat stean Kiliott ba mgside the iooner Liberty Wednes her from fishermen w ared, would ho. her cap w ina ASSAULT IS CHECKED PARIS, May 17.—German at tempts to drive forward their. lines northwest of Verdun, near Dead ' hill. by a renade yssanlt uiled heavily, the official cor jue sald tod GET SPECIAL TRAIN E. A. Sims Is 1 making reservation no “dele gate ilternetes and thetr wives who will leave here on a special train June 1 for the Chicago convention More than 60 ¢ expected to go, including te CONCERT TO be versity o given by Uni f Washington Cadet band Wednesday night In Meany hall, 4 ance. 2426 10th st. W., F Invitations were extended Tues | cated a « suffered a disio- sentative of the nd lodge . 4 f Oregon Knight of Portiand to AMUSEMENT Ss all delegates and lodges to attend { the su the annual gathering of preme lodge in that city in July | EMPLOYES OF postoffice who Jare civil or Spanish-American war veterans will be excused from duty in order that they m cipate in Memorial day exer wines READY MONEY MATS. 3:08, ibe sue Sib Cockroaches "= paces SHOULD BE KILLED | Other Features At the first sign of the repulsive $60 ‘end ae cockroach or waterbug, get a box Jof the genuine Stearns Electric | PALACE HIP Seoend Soe Rat and Roach Paste and use it ac- STR FOU San Steed apa pak | eee dee " ful of dead cockroaches 10c SEAT 1c for wi no mixing: doe | New Program Today to food like powders RK MATERNAL RIGHT" Agee sat The one een dd Six Big Vandeville Acts by retailers everywhere ontinuous 1:15 to 1 p.m, The pee ° Railroad Progress By the Electrification of 440 miles of its mountain divisions the “MILWAUKEE” has added immeasurably to its travel delights. With no smoke, no soot, no cinders to mar the view, passengers are afforded an unobstructed panorama of the magnificent scenery through the forested Bitter Roots and t majestic Rockies. San $) 7 xt Remember this when arranging your next cross-country trip. The the ‘‘Colwmbian"* Olympian” wo full equipment all-steel trains fre Poget Sound to the East every day the year. Tor nites, reservations and literatore apply to CITY TICKET OFFICE Second Ave. and Cherry St. Phone: Elliott 4812 Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry.