The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1916, Page 2

STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1916, PAGE 2 POLLARDS HEAD SILENT TRIBUTE HUNDREDTH DAY | EB PALACE HIP BILL TO JAS. J. HILL’ OF VERDUN FUSS IMIOORE 081] . —THEATRE— |) “Chives” Honolulu. Sextet Tops the Trains and Steamers Stand) Kaiser Goes to Scene to Wit-| ee | Bill at the Hippodrome Still for Five Minutes | ness Final Titanic } MAT. | Elllott & Sherman Present EVE, First at Pike ‘Theatre Today | Struggle 2:15 | D. W. Griffith's 8:15 “PASSING “SHOW” NEXT, FUNERAL A SIMPLE ONE) MILLION MEN ON JoB| 1d’ Mi ti t s Bi | - H. B. WARNER Changes of bille at the Palace) ST, PAUL, May 31-—-Time stood BY HENRY WOOD | Wor! s gh es pectacle Hip and Hippodrome occur Woed-|atill for five minutes from St. Paul! — Unired Press tart ¢ epondent IN nesday and at the Oak theatre to the Pacifi today out of defer PARIS, May 31 The hun 18,000 Thurada rhe bill at the Pan-|ence to the memory of James J dredth day of terrific righting 5 People tagea theatre remains all week, At|Hill, the “empire builder,” whet at Verdun found Crown Prince The Market of the Moore theatre, May Robson, died May 29, following « surgical! Frederich Wilhelm . bringing who was seen Tuesday matinee in operation | fresh German legions into ac y ‘ D wf The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary The funeral services were con-| tion amid the roar of great will be ween Wedneaday night for with the utmost simplicity.) gune west of the River Meuse the last time tn rr Makir Over p were no flowers | The Teuton offensive initi of M Matt Next ek the p (11:69 @ ho Coast! sted Sunday was the final eu Moore will present the annual joy, time), ) yefore the rites com —a tale of high society, @ fest, “The Passing Bhow.” menced, every factory whistle in St.| Preme effort designed to plerce count, an heiress and a min At the Orpheum Wilkes play-| Paul sounded for 60 seconds the French lines, critics agree later. ers are seen this week in The Out-| Then, as they ceased, business all! All the battles of history have | cast,” and next week their offering |over the city eat a ealieeaa A ‘been ecltpsed by the volume and! » n ebecca.” do ev 1 railrom t | SE | IVE : I N And a keeihaadilbel “95 ord pre rey wats weoaDe ond the) violence of artillery firing and the | 2-Reel ~ The bill at the Palace Hip, begin The engines of Hill Mners at sea| frequency and intensity of tatastey ning Wee in headed by the| Quit thelr pounding jattacks at Verdun | IN FRONT OF THEATRE Keystone Pollard Opera Co., the original or For five minutes this silent trib The kaiser is reported returning | ganization, with 16 in the cast, in, Ute to the man who did so much to ‘ ALSO SEE with Mack saeileal comedy, Other note are:|bulld.up the Northwest continued,|* Verdun to witness the final Swain (the Wilson, Stafford and Wilson, in Gov, Han in asking North Da-|Utanly struggle. and dance; a mechanical act| kote to stop its activities from 2 to) For days German trains have | America’s greatest lion hunter catching lions pe sor ginal = Am. ies a: N . A 5 A showing « battle of fleets; Queente|4 P. m., wal North Dakota lost|peen unloading fresh divisions from | alive, with the assistance of dogs, in the deep bro Willams May Pollard and Baldwin, {its best friend in James J. Hill.” |Ruasia ; snowdrifts of Montana. in song and dance; Abrams and) St. Paw hools and the state] jt ts rumored a large force of| Jonna, in a new «ketch. The mo-|CSpitol are closed. In response to! Austrians are also en route to Ver AND THEN SEE Thursday ton picture features Alice Brady in|@M offictal order, flags in Minnesota| urn, . |flew at half-mast, the most signal! “Tangled Fates Swiss accounts declared Emperor At the Hippodrome honor ever patd a private citizen. Franz Josef had been asked tc Sherlock The Honolulu Sextet heads the eee t Gy were private, share in the gr ansault Holmes bill at the Hippodrome for the bal a re gq had vy unity to) Some observers believe the Aus ance of the week, They ar in| View the remains yesterday, when |rrign ginash against Italy was mere they lay fn state in a plain black native costume, in wong and dance. y & blind to cover the shifting of 7 Reels _ Loftus and Loftus, in comedy; Kd | casket in the drawing room of Hill’#) qustrian armies to Verdun Tyson, in a planolog Ph on i Before this week ends it in fore the Rube Kid,” and Wheeler and! High railroad offictals, section) 441 rin " i dl emda the pone Gad then rich aim (oasted the crown prince will be Wilson, in “A Clasay Absurdity ae 2 y niwa*'lhammering at Verdun's defenses! ~ aviil led silently past the body for hours Fire Pike. " complete the vaudeville part be | dete: o 01 e N it at Pike. Continuous 11 eee tation’ with ‘Theda Bara|™any gray-haired mon, who kne |defenses with 1,000,000 men rai to 11, Matinees, 100; Even- . Fighting Ie Violent |the deceased an “Jim” Hill, weep- Freng& evacuated their first line) 5,000 Scenes —wiTh— 40 SYMPHONY FR ORCHESTRA OM LONDON TO SAN FRANCISCO The Greatest Triumph the Sti World Has Ever Koown Cities Bullt Up and Then Destroyed by Fire. . The Biggest Battle of the Civil War Reenacted. ‘in the leading role, ts the movte fea ing aw they took their lam fare Ings, 18; Children, Se | é 99 | th gay TS | wetle trenches south of Caurette woods = : : | —|and retired south of Cumteres to Ford’s Theatre, Washington, Reproduced to the | ‘SUES COP WHO SAID : || Fikeas aeesauy cue: olacat voturtosd Detall for the Lincoln Tragedy. 5 IN SIX BIG ACTS | HE WAS A BURGLAR * had ‘aver experienced, it was olf A Series of Wild Rides That Commandeered a County tors " 5 clally admitted Day and Cost $10,000. 4 Another Picture of the Frozen Canadian || Hy counter attacks at midnight A Musical Score of 40 Pieces, Synchronized to the Northland Like “‘God’s Country and the Alleging he was violently assault | be ey age p oSderpongh regained Thousand Distinct and Individual Scenes. Woman” ‘ pe Ne ges: Pal lt Pan gy Il ""wenas to termed the mest tatenes Night Photography of Battle Scenes, Invented and bard, whe cused hin D being | r AND HEAR burgjar, Charles Allraun, s patoner, \ jfighting of the entire campaign at a Cost of $12,000. fs sing the copper in Judge Jurey’s ’ 7 8 |Tages on the perth ventarn — | oe MADAME LOTTA MADDEN court Wednesday tor $1,090 for por H £'°% || pane Nak Germans wepeetediy et . The alleged trouble occurred 4 LU per co Age Dramatic Soprano December 20 Inmt. at 02 N 9th at.| 7 He hg seal when Hubbard is sald to have drag. 1|\ oe eects ate mare tee nee fed Bed Allraun from the house. Only j tered again and again, until the trampled turf was littered with PRICES MATINEE 4 || mangled bodies. a { Annihil e200) 4 floor, 1st 8 rows, 42 CHICKENS STOLEN #1 gece oneiets tne 158 | ct tower feet, 19 Samp DR. LR. Cham bau ’ uth of Cumleres the 19 tows 5 : ante | se ‘ axsaults were so Violent that Guaranteed Painless §=—=«§_=_C Dicken thievew put in a busy us 4 | Prench relinquished their . |time at Ballard Tuesday night Py west of the chver and retreated Dentistry : Forty-two fowls were extracted leaguer Pg along the railway to Chattancourt| Mail Orders Now Being Reesived rom the hen houses of C, H. Me || tat half a mile east of the vil-) Corley and A. Hanoson of 7556 and would / Hog x | 3 7504 16th ava, N. W | F, | Phin asian _— ener: -|| ry | muff ‘ | ’ Modera rooms. Dest a S cial | CanYouThinkofa | thet : . | STAR’S BUSY DOLLAR TAKES A at rates. “iste irs a! . 6 | ry pea pec Values flr.c ice riks Good Name for the ‘/°) | VACATION; ‘TIS FOUND TODAY = ere ues “ha cs ex"sene, | New Natatorium?) Preee¢e | AND IS NOW TRAVELING AGAIN l Py « must admit t N 2| ' | Tu t round fo | Correct Apparel for Wemen IN 3 ar foore ve is cw a tori i Blend ‘ b | | vt, contest, open to every one, ¢.4°°% —_——_—— : pe Hg Th Mare Ll |that im attracting wide interest is | 17? S|] on, where, oh, where was The bought a pair of suspenders at the Hii] Ball Me ML IES ber. you are r jthat announced in The Star today when X._¢ |] Star's “busy dollar” last night? os serra he = — ‘és JLQXGER : F |The prizes in this contest are of ,, ae Oh, where, ob, where did s¢/ Sra | oe oe an - anager DRESSES MEN W BLK. i re sat-| fore a by the manages ot he ‘ eines a man took 0 Stamm ae, = A > patnies: t w | sew Natatorium for the beat nar Se bird, be’ p 1 Stylish Tailored and Dressy Sui on fie tn th the best slogan and the best ideas ‘ For several hours all trace of|versity, and bought a four-bit tle 00 ye essy Suits $21.95 ; for th "| t: ‘ \ “ fF for the conduct of Natatortur uts the dollar was gone The Star's “busy dollar” was put R r of men’s wear serge, velour checks, gaberdines and pop | 4 . Ri] to meet the "high expe tat 0 i. f P ‘ It looked as if it would be nec-'in circulation last Friday. It has FO ~— [ f\ lins; all colors and all sizes tures, . ai| the public down 4 essary to call on the Burns andja tag plainly identifying {t. Th if $| work fo Throngs of visitors dally tnapect ‘ Pinkerton men to bunt it up, 80/ {idea is to find out how far it will withon ‘ that the experiment of following |travel in one week foliar for a week Smart Coats for Street and Utility $15.00 Kinds of dent kare included ling vey elimgooaten Bagenh ne mrt haga a , the travels of a these te YOUR CREDITS If you get that dollar, keep it of il serie checks, gaberdines, mixtures, wool poplins, $|'e 2st mer "Be the nature of your corner of Secoe d avenue and ickel \ might be continued. «ke do} movtig. 0 I don't have. to mpend ~—— 4 ; in great variety of models ed as perhaps the finest salt | nicke ‘ lar again reappeared after having | pur you chaose—anything ji ; ‘ bathing palace in existence LY posed for nearly 24 hours in the/from a penny up. But keep it cir- Picgrice aie. in aoe and Dresses for Morning, ne opening will take place ear for e \ pockets of an usher at the Madison | cul oon vening ear. A ane yr June theatre, 14th ave, and Madison. st.! And as soon as you get it, call | The prizes offered by the Nata Leaving the usher's it|up The Star, Main 9400, and tell increases etrent? ot delicate, Cy TO TALK ON FARMING having your tee torium organization, through the CHEASTY Second Avenue 8| ive have a state ¢ |firm of Strang & Prosser, are ter BUILDING at Spring Street ever gathered in thie | season tickets, covering all the e f FREE FREE High-Class Marine Movies at It. s where you got it and where a yg foe a IN THE NORTHLAND [2::<. tifleate from t » are beirg sent tn The contest Cheaper hangtr . +| Closes June 10. cag Alwaye at Fisherman’s Market Foot of Marton St. Professor C. C. Georgeson, who in charge of the govern rimental work in Alaska will deliver a lecture on agriculture In Alaska at the Press re, Friday evening, unde the auspices of the Alaska bureau, of Commerce. ny Years Professor George son's efforts were met with skepti cism by the sourdoughs of the Northland, but thru persistent ef fort, the professor has demonstrat ed that Alaska has great pos#ibili-| ties agriculturally PLAN CELEBRATION AT LIBERTY ON 4TH) Macaroni vs. Meat LOS ANGELES, May 31.—Forma- tion of a teachers’ union in Los/ sexist about ft Owi Drug Co. Bartell and Swift's Pharmacy sways ® tt in stock. ~ BALLET 1916 DOUGLAS DANCING ACADEMY FRIDAY, JUNE 2ND MOORE THEATRE SEATS ON SALE 50c, 75¢, $1.00 You can make no mistake by ¢ : owing bag suse tor sour denial ware The Hyde Ship Brake | =i" IN ACTION together with other interesting marine views, at the office of the Hyde Ship Brake Compan) 1009 THIRD AVENUE AMUSEMEN’ every day and evening this week, betw: ° 2 : : 2 to 6:80, and 7 to 9:40 Dp. m paPeOre: 19 G, One 18 aed i. ee anes Angeles was hinted at today by| Ladies, reasonable rations of good meat for These Motion Pictures are highly Interesting and instruc- MAY oven oF . leaders among 48 teachers who | yourselves and families are desirable. But—the tive, and Illustrate clearly the NECESSITY and PRACTICABIL- ROBSON ° "Nore Ga Ae by ig creda board | unanimous verdict of doctors is that a wheat f ITY of the Hyde Ship Brak “‘“hakte On “ Scag ot tee, tle ist th i e Hyde Ship Brake Prices Nigity Tip to $1.50) Ma One of the biggest shakeups in is more necessary to health, strength and long life © to $1.00. the history of city education ts} than meat Pana... 2... ER HYDE SHIP BRAKE CoO. peresenrey Wigkiscuine Nie QUALITY fcheduled for tonight when the} board meets | Why eat meat to excess? Since Macaroni is a wheat product, a food that builds up healthy bodies PLAN TEACHER UNION {{} >" sso: mois Mae Especially since Washington Brand—the best The Days of ‘49 Celebration” t Macaroni made—only costs a trifle when com Lc aecgrpabes inept paar as eps pared to the cost of meat. \'en by the Meagherville-Swauk min-| cory ep Oe ait thew Tell your grocer that you want Washington Ly Macaroni because it is made of the best select gold, both from the placer and hard wheat and is therefore a most nutritious food. MARKETS Thursday Specials: THE BIGGEST SHOW IN Fegenetisaatehiate eg Sesis | Chope. ces. ...... LOC THE WORLD FOR ios. eeele ALACE HIP {7° |! pork Backbones, 10 ; ; Cc 1009 Third Avenue The Passing Show of 1915 an exhibition of the abstraction of Matinees, 1e—Any § Ibs, for.....cc0ss quartz mine Cc Choice Loin There will also be sports, with Remember that all Washington Brand food Pork Chops 20c the old-time dance hall, with lively products (Macaroni Elbows, Spaghetti, Vermicelli, aiaicamek Cc EAD ENUEG Se 4 bee Noodles, etc.) are equally “famous for nu- triment TAVEE os con tvncsdee .. OC Liver. 98 HODGE STANDS FIRM a se aor eae a Rose Mill eee c ToM KEENE | Rg many appetizing and nutritious dishes, Iverybody moved fr Fresh Oregon m the sher-| and is free for the asking. reg : " ff's old quarters, o1 fa 1 Ranch Eggs........ 26c “the cigar with that = [[Weunesaay, into new offices In the o OWING M ors: On city nuilding one € OLN MAGEer Presado Blend See eee A. F. Ghiglione & Sons 118 Pike St a The exception says he will re. i Established Wash. ti : “THE ROOKIE” “THE —Vitagraph Wilkes 66 “A STRANGER Piaye INNEW YORK” DANGER?” @ ' twee [NEW PANTAGES sag C Ss “A” Third Ba woe Mghtn lew ; A aiid (MOMBLODY PHIEN Ost s Management Pike BB SULLY PAMILY Look for U. S. Purple Stamp : fon Bur It Signifies Purity and Quality Co., Inc » Distributors, ||Grand Grove, United A mR MIG PeATLRES |__Shops Open Until 6:20 P, M Seattle, Wash I|der of Druids held Tue 1Or and 20¢ | CE ler hotel MARKET G main aloof from the maddening peo. throng, preferring to,oceupy his old e, 4 room on the knoll rather than “one of the bin in the new bui ting The exception, dear reader, is Ms, Kernel Robert Tait Hodge Schwabacher Brothers & ANNUAL CONVENTION o Iintormst