The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1916, Page 3

EDMUND BREESE “THE LURE OF HEART’S DESIRE” Five gripping acts, dealing with a story of the Alaskan wastes and New York Society Founded on Robert W. Service's Immortal Poem of Alaska PATHE WEEKLY Musical Program “Jolly Fellows” Waltz By Vollstedt SPECIAL FRIDAY CONCERTS At 3:15 P. M. by M. Guterson’s famous Russian Orchestra Formerly at the Coliseum Musical Program Selected by the Patrons. ———— must be sent to the theatre in har CLEMMER Seattle's Best Photoplay House MEN BOARD CAR; 15 CENTS boots of the gang cover his body, and a small knife wound In the middie of his back |e Ge, STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1916. PAGE 3. PLENDID PICTURES OF 2ND REGIMENT OF WASHINGTON IN CAMP, NOW AT THESTRAND, 10c You Will Surely Want to See the Brand New Star Who Is Destined to Be One of the Greatest ep June Caprice at the Clemmer Thurs. (Below) Scene from “The G olden Chance, it the Rex Thursday. * * * * * * PROGRAMS TODAY | Marvelous illusions have been cre COLISEUM The Making of Madde gi odg lene,” with Eden Goodrich. ee ae with June Caprice, new Fox star, anda TEACHES WAR LESSON Mott and deff comedy The lesson that the greatest sac Lineery The pomerter, with rifices during war times a not a Charles Kay, and a Keystone ways on the battlefield is taugiit REX—"The Prince and the three-part with Marguerite Clark Bag yams CLM MR eal the Class A program beth.” with 2imh tarting Wednesday. The mother MISSION—"The Heart ef « Child,” Wives and sweethearts in this story rats suffer as keenly as their soldier — “Whispering Ami loved ones, itten Holmes, and = comedy. ee of the Spade, nd “Gund tor Noth. NEW STAR AT COLONIAL ng Brat,” comedy Alan Forest Dee CLASS A— The Sacrifice,” drame; “A h Dees baw Ben chases as Thre the Ain "ths Meo Degss’ | D6 leading man to Helene Rosson, | jand a Vim comedy and George Gebhardt is also a new can ip at The Coolest Spot to Be Found in Seattle “CAPRICE OF THE MOUNTAINS” When you see this dainty, winsome little lady you will under- stand why William Fox has told her he will make her the most famous film star in the world inside of one year. Pictures of Our Soldier Boys See them leaving for American Lake—See them in Governor Lister—See them at their meals in camp—See them taking the trains to go to the border. big feature that Selig-Tribune Weekly, showing world’s events—a roaring comedy and a swell Mutt and Jeff Animated Cartoon. 10 THE STRAND 10c | SECOND AVE., BETWEEN SPRING AND SENECA This Is 10c dt ed American Lake—See them in review before It’s, a great you can’t afford to miss. ose ; oem CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 | composed of volunteers offering | Junction hall, 2 | their services to him. . Col. R. H. Hartley, of Everett, one|tion favors Former Governor Mc That . the grvschetand nomins- . by telephone. The car was boarded fon Fox film, “Caprice of the Moun. ; at the foot of Union st, in front! Soe, emia | eine. It is @ series of movies, nifous and persistent district at | of the longshoremen’s headquar-| >" Si wet | showing how the Washington mill. torney, who learns that one of his ters. reamery|tiamen lived at the mobilization fellow clubm in the instigator of Detectives are searching The leader went directly gh J but jcamp at American lake, a few weeks the avis The photography ts Wednesday for members of a inson and asked the negro ° ago. Frank Ja ot” the fi unexcelled, measuring 1 to the te of aa. supposedly strik- | was working on the docks. When | “June Capri dainty little Mu tual high standard of -qualtty ing longshoremen, who boarded {Robinson informed the inquirer star, who tn # to become as an inbound Baliard car Tues [that he did not care to talk to him popular as Mary Pickford in a year, day night and beat and stabbed | the latter struck Robinson over the ac Get ta the Bou tie FOOD PRICES TREBLE | Joseph Robinson, 38, a negro (head with a heavily loaded black ts @ mountain story with rive two squa country ent SHOR | In this pro on Ray | shov 1 each lenacts the of a young Heuten-| The " OS lant, who is madly in love with the pfennt reer, 2 Ive feolonel’s daughter, but the captain Is eq J. F. PIPER, Bible expert, told) already has won he ections, United audience in the Melrose church |which greatly infuriate young! The that idea of the devil having horns tte: « lofficer and causes him to disgrace | potat is bunk himself and then to redeem himself. Landh TODAY jto his hotel. All this happened ‘so Gee David Dennis are the two women | creamery butter eaves | graphed who will work behind the Seattle| dread, hot, 15 im; |" t¢ will be shown at the Coliecun oh 4 Roosevelt-Hughes committee in Se i'l daring Thureds 2 attle. * Until then Edna Goodrich, in NEW YORK.—Christopher *hite| phe Making of Maddalena,” heads GRABS HER PURSE | bd Beutinger, coal dealer, shot by his the program } wife on Broadway. Poe ay ine OF THE srotHerHoop oF sr. AN-| PROTEST HUCKSTERS “w'srerins” soon over ad dneak thiet ran up behind Mrs DREWS held a subscription benefit Love, intrigue and adventure are|H. C. Hammond, 215 Terry ave Jast night at Washington Annex, Agents for the Corner Market|the dominant themes of “Whisper-|#natched her handbag containing SPADE and decided to send Rhodes Gus-|Co, on Pike st. want the city toling Smith,” the ten-part superfea » eee ig up an alley, while atop huckaters from selling fruita!ture that {s playing at the Alham-| "ne Yelle for ald It happened tafson to the Los Angeles conven-| S00? Vinten from wagons cag nga Bog? near Boren ave, Tuesday at 10:30 mission on intermountain rate case. tion. JUSTICE BRINKER — soaked]: geod Herrin Thur., Fri., Sat. James Gill $200 Tuesday for deal: |! hame ACTOR OVERCOME BY HEAT fanlo ing in shady whisky When V3 tor Moore was making | Marga The Charmin r4 he Clown. he fi feature in Salad VARIOUS HIGHMINDS met Tuse anit bare which he soon will be seen here, he 5 wt day without result in the Chamber AB Oa Naapmgrdlio alps ag haarescmee tttand be H 1 of Commerce to take action on de Reta Fail cee Canarian, “Guaretae apie e ene cision of interstate commerce com rubber jarjin the hot san bat m Beans |the heat and had to be carried back | Carrot near/bra for the last times tonight. J Sensational Expose of the OLYMPIA—Btate officials say the ¢ mrp fesing Os ir piace of bast P. McGowan. plays the part of|? Lottery Game state troops on border cannot vote] day Whispering Smith. | | for president in fall ———— et ————- | rv piCAL JUDGE SHOWN | How “Get-Rich-Quick” Schemers Fool the explorer, was married Wednesday There Js f ood courtroom scene Public to William Handy of McCarthy, | in rhe rdeal of Elizabeth,” at the Alaska | Clark, | The judge has all the earmarks The Beautiful 3 ellie Wik tate paged P Jot a regular, vacation-loving old between the head of the bay and This day (Wednesday) |gentleman, and the prosecutor and Margaret Gibson f)'s<2ritistie rovers 0. men| brings your good-bye i. BALTIMORE.—KEdward O. Right el et type : g or {a the grand exalted ruler of the opportunities to see | Some splendid photography was A Comedy Scream Children 5c he fore indie \rican flashes, when the hero, a “GOOD-FOR- CHICAGO. — R. H. Downman, | young sportsman, {s seen on a hunt N Orleans, elected president of jing trip NOTHING BRAT” Saconal Tutibernien'é association | pth, pictorial flim shows some of i °. ershing’s men on ne other side q Comedy: Drama te A EMERTON. Capt Michael 4, the border, and pictures Oregon ‘ Malone took unto himself Miss Es. National Guesdam nen entraining ther Boyle a bride, and is honey i GEORGE OVEY mooning somewhere on the Sound ACTRESS |S ENGLISH, Too ABOUT 10,000 forgot the heat The Heart of a Child,” playing in Tuesday in the waters about Alki nt ithe Mission senowe Co DRAL Ene Di g pavilion ish a#¢ y and ¢ eve c s. Sel “A MERRY MIX-UP? "2 22" e, ow. otreia,| MG Makin Of ei isre yeti Sim yen saw Seattle Tne sday for an hour or brought to the public eye as they Dorts Keen, PHILADELPHIA. two before he grabbed a boat for the Orient THE MARINE CORPS Is hunting ltor University of Washington grad Maddalena _::: Jaccomplished in the few brief Af are in this production Flugrath, who “plays the| is an English actress tdna leading role, painful, tho not serious. | “ee comer to the American-Mutual Police Chief Beckingham be 7: FLACR SHOW GOOD LOCAL FILM forces. These three will be seen Neves Robinson was watched as we | mati i ated sugar,| One of the bent ex: of local together for the rest of the week | \lett the Great Northern pier at Sell 1 *. *¢) motion photography is shown at/at the Colonial, in “The Sign of the! Smith cove, and the gang notified | f. f*S* ,M e|the Strand this week, along with Spade.” The story is based on the expose of the lottery evil by a con-| strikebreaker. jack |istali 45, watermeiona, 2'e Tb of human interest woven in == IN GERMAN CITIES Robinson is In the city hos Robinson sank between the seats \to the theme. pital. His head is severely in. Other members of the gang then oe age pene yy a } “ee P 3 ges jJured from being struck with a |Kicked him, and the last man out) 1 tet lINJUNS! BERLIN, July 12.—Food stuffs Diack-jack. Bruises from the (of the car stuck a knife in his back. | 196 | In “The Deserter,” at the Liberty, #7° getting more and more costly Rp EBR os - there are some scenes showing |’? Germany more than 5,000 Indians and United) Some foods have trebled in price. | \States troops, scattered over Nearly! The variation of prices of differ icles since the table below given in so many ulvalent to about 24 cent 1 States ¢ table 1914 1914 8 Ibs.) 0 65 erwurst 110244 es (single) 7™% 28 butter 144 a0 rine 80 ofl 100 ur M4 flour 18 (21 Tbs.) a # (21 Ibe.) 2 Last Times Today uates; Prexy Sussaljo is “nicking” at the lninnoreke spiCe RRORGAA sieges mtetathane a Marguerite Clark plays three| seg in the filmization of Mark REPORT MAN eaten bs ain's “The Prince and the Pau Bap aie WAR'S WOMEN er The film has given unlimited op WeAce Rew icolal Bates, 24, has been mis Children .. portunity for the display of direc aociwe ing since Sunday, according to a torial @kill in be use of the double CHANCE isister, Mra, J. Webb. They lived |show both the veuthed characte together at 4230 Second ave. N, 1 on the screen at the same tume.| Children 6e the war began ts), Everybody's Favorite ~ {er In the PRINCE S and the PAUPER 1 Paramount G Pictures And Two of the | Funniest Comedies Ever Shown MOOSER ON TICKET | of tho eight or nine candidates for | Bride, | governor, told supporters of his who| Case, form met in his momepenrinee in the} tle Comm DEMOCRATS TO PUT | vr, ine 00 nt were ate te governor he'd Der an end pretty/spent seven quickly to the agitators who/and Chelan brought on the waterfront strike, | Tuesday a He prided bimself that he doesn’t! Tapidly fori is the opinion of Otto A, er secretary of the Seat ercial Club and governor in 1912, weeks in Okanogan districts. He wired @ follows Sentiment ming for Gov. McBride. has Hobson's choice, hOwever, in| label bis cards with the union em-| Many republicans, and progressiv t blem. He bristled with anti-union.|/¢aders, are now picking him to n@ senatorial race in the republi win the prinaries and gaa jean primaries, for Hanson cannot | !*™ iia, id election.” . stomach so rank a reactionary as ‘ lSonavemcend Humphrey. He 1s,| The Women's Rosevelt-Hughes Itherefore, hoping tt be a| club will hold a mixer July 25. BUREAU OPPOSES é strong democrat nom whom | ee ig 1 he can support. In the meantime,| The Railway Men's Republican gf Hanson has sent a telegram to|¢lub will meet at the Elks’ club | REW COPPER TAX | Poindexter, challenging him to de-| Saturday, July 22, at § p.m. A} 3 bate on “Why he (the senator) {s| dinner will precede the meeting. | ne alaska bureau of the Sank! |supporting Woodrow Wilson in| o 0.8 tle Chamber of Commerce bas) | Washington, D. C,, but not in the) Arthur C, Davis, of Spokane, is | passed resolutions requesting that state of Washington.” being boomed in Eastern Washing-|the government maintain a sank In county politics, considerable | ton for lieutenant governor. Davis/tarium for the tnsaue in Alaska, was manifest during the past|is a progressive republican, @jinstead of sending patients, over the resignation of Wil) splendid orator, and a good mixer.) contract, to the Morningside ) T. Laube as republican chatr-| He has not yet decided to run tarium in Portland an and the tion of Ralph ae The bureau also went on record Horr to that position Dr. Ches. T. Tiffin drew a good-!/against the excise tax on copper, | Just why that should have any sized laugh out of the audience at| included in the congressional reve importance at this time is hard to| Junction hall, Ballard last night,|eDue bill. A resolution was passed — figure. The county chairman and | following a speech by Lafe Hamt!-|Tequesting builders to consider the county committee are not sup-|ton, in which the latter roasted| Alaska products for construction posed to show any partiality to any| The Star. purposes. of the candidates before the pri “If prosecuting attorneys suc-| maries. BUT ceed in promises heretofore made TOM INGERSOLL ARRIVES Inasmuch as it is charged that|to get Hamilton Into jail, it will be} Tom Ingersoll, executive secre ‘the Young Men's Republican com-|up to me to make the arrest for|tary of the National Real Estate | mittee has been made a tool of W./the coroner is the only one who) association, arrived in Seattle M. Whitney, congressional candi-|can arrest a sheriff. | Tuesday and will address realty \date, and George Lee, gubernator-| Tiffin is candidaté for coroner.|men Wednesday evening at the ial candidate, and, inasmuch as| Hamilton is a candidate for sheriff. | Butler. 229| Ralph Horr is president of the club| Tiffin also spoke at Plymouth/ _ well as county chairman, you|church Tuesday | SUNSHINE GUILD PICNIC OGD ATER TONE Ty A SHnSIMNORR 7) Rete | ‘The Sunshine Guild will hol ate hdl. | Frank E. Green, candidate for! ionic at Mount pees hold a Formor Gov, Henry McBride wi!!| prosecuting attorney, will leave for] Gay at the h * park Satur- 1ave charge of his own campaign.|the East on business shortly, He ‘ ome of Mrs, R. C, He will be advised wever, by al|spoke to the W. C. T. U. at] 8. campaign committee which is to be Plymouth church Tuesday and at | | | | 2 sa | Two Acts of nain triplets... te | Nonsense 100 | Wisconsin twit o1%@ 04% | Young America | —— age | sotent:vanen ene | | Thursday arse sda ie Seena Owen rmetor = id Norma bi Jon an Apples | and Grate Talmadge iymen Wincsed 16) |e @ | ‘ Old Winesap 12s @ 105 “Martha's ‘Onions ie Vindication” 03 ‘ a 260 | + : i wali | | Matinees 10¢; Chil . ” dren Se, Evenings ‘green, local ‘26 | Eastern Wasnington dou- (after 7), 150 Potatoes ble compressed timothy29.00 White, now, Cai, ....esae OB DWeMt conse cence semen ee S400 a e —@ White river cane 28.00 Prices Paid W' | Yakima B 20.00 @40.00 | Vegetables and Fruit |Yakima Gems 20.00 @40.00 4 @ |New. per 1b. 024 oo i] Soares, Veal and Pork ret) — eee | Springs First at Pike Te: | ere matters ee | Continuous 11 to 11 Winning: oe” rates: Hens, SY Te ones CHARLES RAY Henn, 41 | In Turke ath THE DESERTER “alg | A Western Super- Bing, ib Veal terge eS Feature Florida arapetvuit Pork, ood block Hoi Welideosae) DOUGLAS “Welling o Retailer tor FAIRBANKS ‘end Cheese ake ———— ‘ Batter BESSIE LOVE Washingtos ek : = in ont | Creamery, eolld pi ai “The Mystery o ie Domestic wheel Leaping Fish”