The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1916, Page 2

eee Patina amie Dn sma NR Sunday We Have Two Features The Stain in the Blood = \ five here m and intrigue Corporal Billy’s Come-Back From the Saturday Evening Post * story—a_ stirring Memorial Day comedy-drama, starring Thomas Jefferson. TONIGHT A CAMILLE OF THE Barbary Coast A story of life’s highlights and shadows Four Days—Starting Sunday LHAMBR Westlake and Pine Continuous 11 to 11 800 Children 800 Seats OC Five Cents Seats 10c [in which he said: | | people to split Into fragm: y 27.—Amert- irit of Amer} tile German-Americans, Engit were addressed in writing Americans, or Irish-Americans Col. Roosevelt yesterday, when|French-Americans, then we vigorous deo! vation: “have an ignoble ending.” LOOK FOR THIS SIGN Where You Ge at > nay tre ’ Values for -{ SPRING the Least Money Continuous, 1:15 to 11 P. M Big Things for Tomorrow MONDAY AND TUESDAY Second Episode of Sensational *“WHO’S GUILTY ?” Series “THE TANGLED WEB” Each Story Complste in Itself, and baa? x eterno eer kk ® AMMAR SALE ARSRARD SD a Sek Six Snappy Vaudeville Acts ARPT St ere rary Abrams & Johns jy Playlet >man and the Law” The 6 Yoscarys A Sporting Novelty Kresko & Fox A Lesson in Aviation” AFTE RNOONS CENTS Any Seat Evenings & Holidays CENTS Any Seat Neffsky Troupe Singing, Dancing, Music Williams & Darragh Character Singing and Talking Chas. Geraci Italian Accordionist “It we permit our | along the line of creed or national origin; if, instead of being all Americans.) mobilized to! we become a tangle of mutually hos-| wilt |bile? STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 27, @ BOSTON OUT FOR 'OFFICER SAVES (SEEK WOMAN IN ggg aummer ge arses osu Es PREPAREDNESS. MAN FROM JAIL) SHOOTING CASE 1. tine tak 1916. PAGE 2 a Sixty Thousand in Line in| Witnesses Say Prisoner Used Companion of Anarchist Killed Sunday We Present the First Two Chapters Great Parade; Legis Gun; Policeman Contra by the Police (4 seals) of lators March dicts. Them Disappears HARVARD TROOPS owele GINGER. ALE BOTTLE VICTIM WRITES NOTES | George Murphy's appetite for SAN FRANCISCO, May 27. Greater | gin ale night have got him fn] Statewide search was started Boston, which ia the birth | very, very dutch, if it hadn't been| today for a woman known as place of the American doctrine Myers | Mra, Guatay Ward, who, police of getresdy, Is holding its pre not a prohibition) believe, can throw some light paredness parads today | on the identity of the counter More than 60,000 men and he mat be] felter killed by the police in a women will be in line, parad with | cabin on Potrero mud flats ing thru the narrow streets at Ht yesterday jer he had murder that once echoed the fogtfails an ed Sergeant of Police John af the mon In Nemeeput whe | May ) | Morlarity | Once ina great w omes a smashing supey fell in the Boston massacre, r The woman Is alleged by de fe tea haa i a meal ‘ who fired from the redoubts of tectives to be really Mra. Anna | uch as h been filmed in this great p! Bunker Hill and who went to | lat hold. | Stone of Los Ani tor The big ital, enters into this the ald of the farm at Lex ing something cc his They claim to as naturally as yste Sides and re innton ‘ene Cone bi tlen chewing tho 6s as naturally as mystery, intrigue and romance. Lieut. Col. Beaumont 8 cently with a daughter & y It ture how the U. S. can smash any enem Buck, U. & A. Is the chief turned q his old, and joined the coun a marshal, with Major William J dat Hogue feiter, who was known In San nav eville of the fighting Eighth, had a gun io | nod Francisco as Philip Ward « to Justice 1h er After Ward had been killed by e sald the far thing, lodging house where he had been ¢ woman and the girl were Former Seattle high ool girl and noted missing sin H ‘ |printed an account beauty is starred. pr nothing In hin last J | unde 1 him. |tice bullets w ng into his | rd regiment, 1100/1 searched ht othing thoroly. refuge and he was mortally wound. | among the march |He sald he was going after gin-led, Ward wro' number of fare | CHARLE HAP k away for the . Then I let him go, stroll | well notes One a < et at the r after him. In the} I can't mov You doge may dium © dock ft ee Tam a tho | am an In a brand new first-run 2-reel comedy, made es a a thie wa ne he bed & gan, but I than pasa it alice under Chaplin’s own direction— ; \ A told him to go or nger, for | ta. M about ness, w he did Hut what was {t he bad tn hie 2 hand, alming at the three men?’ !phans will ery co |asked Deputy Prosecutor Palmer. |three times at & o'clock this morn ; orga Red An empty ginger ale bottle that|ing” he was going to get refilled,” said The words “I love you" were f the state militia | Myers found on two fragments of bloody | ‘ : rae : will ma be 6 will — paper. On the back of an old en-| Two Big Features—All Week, Starting Sunda, —at One Admission Price he the tociety we P ready | velope, he wrote: “Good-bye, my ta iffrag ger LOS ANGELES, May 2 The ard R 1 pensively gowned That et artl andso: t armer to reca t mba a found ea jay T. Price nd ja eucalypt he Bimini ine BE gs by was ao revolver from BEAT PORTLAND'S ~ | y and | }partlally identified the corpse. | |TO LET CONTRACT FOR NEW BUILDING Informal announcement was made Saturday that the Freder k & Nelson company intends | letting the contract for con: | structing its mew $1,000,000 de partment store building, at Sixth ave. and Pine et, to the Black Construction company, of St. Louis, James Biack, president of the company, Is in the city, ready to assume management of the work a6 soon ae the contract Ie signed. He is making the Metel Washington his headquarters. ch one shot had been fired Fr | | } wrbe police believe it a suicide. MISSION 5c ee ‘PICK CHAMP ORATOR DID NOT ALTER STORY GEN. GALLIENI DEAD Fourth, Pike & Union Continuous—11 to 11 800 Ground Floor Seats ing president of t frazale. Reynolds, ~ | ganization ‘CAN HE DRIVE ‘AUTO? PORTLAND, May 27—Can Ben MeMINNVILLE, Ore, May 27—) William Cronk, a policeman who M. C. Smithson of McMinnville col braveegg to the good rep Maud ‘owneend’s house Reinforced steal contracts af |e Will represent the Pacific coast) orth ave. 8, red-lighted ready have been let to the Pactfie|#t the national tntercollegiate orm! did not, as reported in 1 |Coast Steel Co. and the Hofius/torical contest, at Lexington, Ky admit on the stand prev [Steel and Equipment Co. of this next December Smithson last ing Deputy Prosec utor PARIS, May Gen. Gallient, of 67, known as the savior of Paris, until recently French minister of war, ts dead today, following an op- eration for kidney, trouble. He was a veteran of t or nett Thompson drive an automo DR. L. R. CLARK You Must Be About Ready to Have Your Teeth On thie question today hung the most important link fn the chain of evidence the authorities are trying! to fasten to mon {n connec city night won over representatives of the place was re tea with the r of Myx. Hele Fixed Now The building will be seven ato-|the University of Redlands, Stan ih C. Jennings and 4 Ristman| 1 you have beer P ries, reinforced concrete rnd terra|ford and Whitman colleges May 15 cotta. John Graham is the archi-|don Palmer of Redlands was sec r Thompson he cannot tect seal ¥ ‘ond governor of Paris Nobody ely ensential | — == aw him dr have It done] one. But the mysterious Ristman’s jitney, after annenger in| laying Rist t to allow the matter ver his body in the abiet © machine over the rk night nearly You can’t “spell-bind” many men into liking what they dislike —every man’s taste is his own I » home < d the akul)| + of Mrs, gennings while she slept CONCERT TONIGHT Professor A to delay it on of tt hu Edgren’s prize can tata, "Memories From My Native a tk the 10. OT, ball, 1108 F A MANUFACTURER in Fatimas are sold than any other an the chief feature of Many well-known local cigarette in the world costing Virginia st " over 5c. rt his advertising tells you(truth- fully,as he believes) that he has ee the “best tasting cigarette in the But the taste isn’t all. world” and you believe him, you If you do like Fatimas’ taste R.H.HARTLEY SPEAKS tt probably try his cigarette. Itmay as well as these thousands and —— be a very good cigarette. Buthis _ thousands of other men do, you'll Hf. Hartley, of Everett, over-enthusiasm has led you to expect something almost impos- find a second reason for sticking to them for good. And that reason ernor on the re . and Millard T. tick Hartson, state chairman, spoke to| operator CM sible. You light that cigarette is that Fatimas will give you eens A nlaaay aa at hand ‘everyone of cut and— cigarette-comfort at all times. « temple Friday Weil,there’sa good chance that This is why they have won the name of being as SENSIBLE a cigarette as a man can find any- where. They are comfortable to the throat and tongue. You'll never experience any ‘sandpaper you're disappointed. It may not be the fault of the cigarette. The cigarette may be mighty good. But you've been led to expect too much. You've been “over-sold.” And besides, tastes differ— GREEN CAPS BURNED | “athletes, — dc 1 scribes were reward ed for their services to their institu tion with emblems, when the atu Uni one vers bater c L. Clark, D. manager of this ghly responald: Be ranecl wine ig semste rs fied o th he work who can tell what cigarette will tickle” or “hotness” in the cool- ay RE ie tradi : poe hae best please your taste before smoking Turkish blend of This marked the traditional day supreme import. P r4 » the spring when freshmen be Don't delay It another you try it? Fatimas. cone sophomores, sophomores be | That's why we leave the taste And Fatimas can be smoked Oia barked Gubr| Regal Dental Offices of of Fatimas entirely up to you. We believe you will like them; but you may not. To be sure, most men like the taste of Fatimas better than any other cigarette they ever smoked. Figures indicate that. More more freely than any other ciga- retteweknowof withoutleaving any mean after-feeling, as some less skilfully blended cigarettesdo. If you have never smoked Fatimas—you should try them. Liggette Myeratrbacco Cn mer sreen caps in celebration le oC | #405 SBRO.& MADISON THE WILKES PLAYERS SUNDAY—ALL WEEK | outcast” A VITAL, THROBBING, HUMAN PLAY TRUE TO NATURE—THRILLS APLENTY SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES \ ensible Cigar caer “TIME TONIGHT—"“THE SQUAW MAN.” cowl Night Mats, Thur., Sat ( wer Floor .....-180¢ | Lower Bloor..:....066 alc 20¢ 10¢ i 10¢ 15¢ 20 fi cs and Loge Boxes and Le q or Cc. seein NT AAS