The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1916, Page 3

PAY DAY SEES [= CALEXICO GAY | Washington Boys Find Sentry || | Reasonable After Trip to Mexicali THEY LIKE TO SPEND CALEXICO, Cal, Aug. 28 Corporal of the guard! Post num: | ber twelve! 1 There was much running of the guard muec yelling and much] F everything in Second Washington's | Is at the camp th noght. For it was pay day a nd the first that the boys] had experienced since leaving their 19 tely after reveitle in the , the bugler blew “Pay est march tn the manual en only heard a igh to recognize an uproar from ts drowned the bugles y day at last! per cent of the command owed to the reser vation, But it was a big 25 ome of the boys rented etvilian s and went into Mextcall, took the chance of 0." That me hard labor few notes th ° For the Last Times Tonight leave It is a tale of the California Sierras ns six months starring Bessie Love an! $60 fine if caught : , Some of the boys came back from and Wilfred Lucas Mexicali in hilarious fashion and A wonderful scenic even were bold enough to “kid” trip via motorboat the sentry. But it was pay day and through the Thou no one was troubled with “6-60.” sand Yslands of the The guards were reasonable Most the boys were satisfied t. Lawrence and with root r foe cream in riotous 2-part com- Calexico. And then the: fs al edy complete the pic- dance © every evening. »| ~ times a little Mexte ture program. to town, So t things to satisfy tt | side of the line ¢ main idea is to spend the money, and a ac will buy anything Fi mn Scene From “Lieut. Danny, U. 8 A.” With Enid Markey and William from ite folds rose Selig-Tribune Weekly Gives You leaves will fall upon the mound ‘ irst at Pike . | Desmond, Coming res to Liberty, \ Sever Gil George Allen, W.'G the News of the World in \ rne ER cxbert, Charies Alexis e * Continuous, 11 to 11 Cynthia Grey’s|) sxx Serasd Louishech tnd, aay” Ams-|Ptemecn eh ct’ enae macines Pictures LETTERS | “A wan Wneldents are laid in the St Law| BT AW WAR GAM E | Q@—1 am going with a young man) Strest Tragedy" re co river, among the Thou bend to whom | was engaged for a while, a tyg veatio- |islands, where th s were a 0 NSEN Thursday. but | felt that Hae not care for ET ROPOLITAN— Chvitieation,” 11) wens photographed by the Metro-| AT PT. T WwW D him wife should, and that we | ree! feature | Yorke players. | Enid Markey and |were not sulted for each other, and .pee si. ro meme piven eon rit * | port TOWNSEND, Aug. 23 William Desmond in |broke the engagement. Lately he| cLass A—"The Frisco”; [PQEONIAL. ‘ «, {Coast artillery reserves were en ™ romance on ‘the seems to care more for me than| “The Secret of the wet comedy. ott oC dood te, star ta A Wall | “owed odin odae. on Rio Grande. lever, and has begged me to wear a |arat tthe ‘Colonial berinning}ememy naval “attack” oa Fort ; 4 ring that was to have been my en-/ STRAND ‘ dae, tag he Colanial, Desinning Worden, part of the biggest war gagement ring, for friendship's| “Daredevil Kate’ {x a character ae baa appeared: ja more st game ever staged on this coast sake, anyway. Junique in Hterature and motion pic- | FUCcesse tig ~ Sr cco rt |The attack was prepared by Maj Second Avenue, He has a disagreeable past, but tures,” said Virginia Pearson fore He bas played in| \iorgan, U. 8. A. Several of the Cc S ne Cc since | have known him he has led of the film which bears the name ° ar state troops, who are having their pring and Seneca 1 have gone with in higher circ of society. thing | BRITISH REPULSE i GERMAN ATTACKS (7°77, "0ri..20 "cata 8s) many of my married friends have|—, pictured married life to me as far! from pleasant. Do you think | do not love him, or am | guided too much by the opinions of others, both 2: LONDON, Aug. 23.—The Ger. ™ans made two determined at tempts last night to wrest from the British newly captured positions Tiehner § a different life and has always been of its b more gentlemanly that other men begins then she becomes good; 1 love him more than relapses into wickedness with re any one else in the world, yet some-|doubled eneray; cannot explain or underiche becomes good, stand keeps me from consenting to stay.” the Lib night, is a most ring drama of the backwoods. Ia Pearson tn “Dare ~Kathiya Williams in * with “The © Strand. “Kate bad woman; »ine at ny being a aod when again the does so to 8° /LipeRTY HelltoPay A rty for ." playing et the last times to unusual and stir Bes DOINGS IN FILMDOM TEdOOOOOOR NE sWS—~NOTES GOSSIP’ then she -$ STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUG, 23, 1916. PAGE 3. REDS TO MEET ORPHEUM ACTS THE PALE FACE AT ALHAMBRA A Woman CAN OOOOOOOS Pow Wow Is Set for Satur-| Big T fevill B § | Big Time Vaudeville to Be day at the Suquamish Seen Here Once e eem erse Reservation More | CHIEFS INVITE ALL| REITER CLOSES DEAL @6@ee | Indians and whites will hold a| Workmen will start Monday to big pow-wow turday at Suquam-|rebulld the Alhambra theatre and ish reservation, across the Sound, have tt ready for Orpheum big-time when the th annual Chief Seat-| vaudeville, which open there j tle da celebrated Junder the management of Carl Rett | Three grizzled chiefs came to the/er, September 24 jelty Tuesday to extend a neral| N iations were completed invitation thru the pre to every-|Tuesday between Vice ident L. | body and anybody to come if Brown and Secre part in their pageant and see burg, of the Orpheum | bint al ar They San Francisco Jensen & Von | enpe that members of hist from whom they leased |cal societies ¢ © to the reserva |th r tion and take part in one of the me Orpheum acts will be Northwest's commemorations shown there, and will also open at q BPecial boats will leave Pier No.| Vancouver, B. C., September 18, and Rat oa 12:16 p.m. and2 p. m,/4 yrtland October 21 and return at midnight | The Alhambra is at Pine st. and in Jack Davi ange will take th Westlake a nd Was 0 d in part of Chief Seattle, and will come 1909, under vert: management | with his tribesmen in war canoes /it In bel 1 for motion pletures 6 s +} | }at 1:20 p, m. in memory of the pre t. Manager Reiter, who | gloomy day in 1856, when, thru his here in charge of the Orpheum efforte, the Duwamish and 8u- for seven years, but was in Port quamish trides refused to join th nd last year, announced that the Nisquallys and Yakimas to attack |jease covers a period of years. PROVES THIS CONCLUSIVELY the settlement here. It was in| Two performances will be given honor of the chief's peaceful ef-| dai! i |forts that this city was named after # stock company will Love for a good man is the | hie at the old Orpheum the ‘ ; i Old Jack Dayis, thru an interper-|tre, at Third and Madison, thru the beacon light which guides her | ter, witl welcome the whites Satur-[whater season safely past all pitfall iceman, will review the historical ° It’s a powerful picture—Miss ts of 1856, and the Indians "Cheese Fingers Are Pearson’s best beyond a doubt. And We Want to Say That Miss Pearson Is SOME Actress! 4 great clam bake for Liked by Lillian | ° pasion, they to the grave | mn proc sake a pilgrimag leet the der 4 Chief Seattle, and uddaugbter, Blanche unfurl an Ameri son, t popular sere vorites./and President Suzzallo or Prot, i ‘ed ‘00 are seen at the Clemmer in “The| Meany will be the orator of the Mutt and Jeff Animat Cart n River of Romance,” one of the most | day picturesque and Interesting features| The program will Include Indian 1 which these popular stars have| danc ever appea Scores of tbr ine s and athletics first experience as artillerymen, |were carried from the field Tues day, overcome by heat. ed a high place among the artists the screen, In “A Wall Street Mr. Goodwin gives a R jendid portrayal of the and) Sapa fall of a Wall at. spec r. /MINERS DEMANDS im cish EMMA GOLDMAN TO |Whitman”; Tuesday evening eee , “Preparedness,” and Wednesday” BY LILLIAN GISH | : |CLASS A ARE TURNED LDOWN| My mother taught pene her TALK BIRTH CONTROL evening on “Free or Forced Moth The queer tricks fate may play |daughters, Dorothy and myself,| a ; an “= cmt a oe memory) Martin J Fiyzik, president of|many useful little first aids to aS bn 7 ten Ing topic z “4 ee — | District No, 10, United Mine Work- | bo! weeping, which often prove} Emma Goldman, the anarchist, ARREST AGED M . he Secret ¢ 1 ful at F r , ers of America, and a sub-commit-|Useful at opportune times, even) y9) to Seattle a dell Night,” which o} d today at the] tee, were to meet Wednesday to|though neither of us make a bust-in, Gee. eon ‘imei, jamuel Thompson, 69, of Tam Class A. Asphasia victims are com five lectures in the Tivoli theatre, iniles southeast of here, was ying house consider the action of the Wa: hing: |ess of according to the announcement fe Love and Wilfred Lucas cox " te : of |the county south of Thiepval, which to his character and as to mar * mon to the police and medical rec: || ‘On ~ tion act that one does some) soc, i ao Girma pe iy menace rade? UNHAPPY, |mend themselves to the gratitude Of /ords of any large city, and {t is = tae go Bg ra a pT Beagle her press agent Wednesday. Sun-|ing a report that he w Gen. Haig reported today that It fe reasonable to suppose|*l! lovers of pleasant entertainment difficult to imagine anything more| ‘ands of the miners for a 6 per|tion of a meal adds interest and _ ee = a beg hoa on/amuck with a shotgun, thre: — ct o ~ mands of 5 per rest 4 Whee a Saad ” : . Doth attacks were repulsed, tho in|that tho man's past, together with |". the motion picture, for it 1s the /dramatie tha the return of memory| Cont wage increas and the “bank-|Dleasure, I think Gusday sight at & Ge The accent e e ee one attempt the Germans gained ajthe pictures of married life as your greene efforts and = artistry to such a victim. In this play thelto hank” eight-hour shift One of my favorite recines is| tonal and’ sesual’ lowarting of the er Campbell arrested Thomp A : these two players and the help t “Ee detective " peo : » -HEESE SGERS: 1 fona’ id Sexui of the who w e examined by an in temporary footing in the British |experienced friends have painted Or the director which made “Hell. Sioned with hia ei ere & It was openly suggested that the|for CHEESE FINGERS: The tn- nid": Monday, 8 p.m, on “Walt | commission trenches. The German losses were |it, have much to do with your pres catar Atetin® onal i dettehttal 08 elopes wi ; his bride when her operators’ action may lead to »|«redients include os. grated| 5 described as heavy. ent attitude. Still, feeling as youl fering Hesse Love's interpreta | nn rete, marriage | strike |cheese; 3 of. flour; 1-2 teaspoonful fe do, 1 think you were sensible tlio. oe “Little Nettles” is one of iia: | ——_——--- of baking powder; salt and cay ? jbresk your engagement. Without ih, pest thi ings she has ever done apt 994 | prnnnnrnrerrrrrnnrrrrennn, |omine to taste 5 NO MORE CANNIBALS : doubt you love the man, att the eoress. | ora Parker De Haven's inter)? COMPLETE REPORT Mix these ingredients to a stiff whether you love him enough toj°" ‘"* *® he Gut fon of Ruth Heck in “The)( OF MARKETS TODAY } Paste With the aid of a little milk |forget his past and trust your fu-\ a: wamBRa the five-part Red Feather | ( ¥ ‘Roll round and bake on a tin in a George H. Hanson, for two years | ‘ure happiness to him, remains yet ae will be seen for the last) o~~~ “eerie brisk oven for five minutes till | i United States consul in British|''). seen. Unless you can go to| “The Ne’er Do Well,” nineact/times tonight at the Mission, is a|% prices Pald Producers for Ress, | |they are Very light brown. This North Borneo, was in Seattle Wed- him entirely happy, with a feeling Super feature at the Alhambra/wonderful characterizat She is| | Pou! Veal and Pork makes a for the table. neséay. Cannibalism in Borneo is| i oourity in that happiness, {t|“ntil Saturday night, 1s a drama-/sent to a distant town to care for ee wy The be e is that you Ro more, he says, tho the heads of |would be a mistake to marry him tization of Rex Beach's second|a gouty minister, She falls in love| thie trotiers” “ use little bits of dry cheese in @temies are still preserved. jat all. great success, It is a story|with his son John, the county |Ducks. fat ......scsssces 6 jit very nicely Po art toy vd his sweetheart's| ts of the Panama canal zone,\sheriff. The brothereMwetaoinshr Kase FP and of her father, carries one nd was written after Mr. Beach sheriff. A news pictort r : wna PARADA AAA pond jes on my face * # pictorial completes| Hens. 3 1 ader ul the trophies with him as evidence Bie sh oy lig tegen hoes sncintia tk aatenl wee the bill lmene oi Pena is THE TRES of his bravery, Hanson says. [tell me o- iy po oe ange nment expert in all parts ee en doa @ i A ‘ LENA. The thrilli sees |COLISEUM Hf of a young American, whose| House Peters and i | GRAND A — not reson ee ce wealthy fa had told bim he/nant continue to score ne 4 She Giand. haste wil: tonto: lan” aattar tn i 0 den would never make good, his strug-|umphs in “The Closed Road ta geod teem hous > @ 1° | Wednesday Padeitniegal regain roe: Grorayynalee i aaa gle for the love of a beautiful the Coliseum. = "Sia saak Kee de naré dba, Prince Ayther- the Sec Today— he senioved: by causties, elettricity|‘S itt and the fisal attaien Bitter, Paes and Cheese Jond, claimed to be the largest dog ¥ lor the surgeon's knife. Moles are all his ideals a story that REX oe Seller Jot its kind in the world, and win of the surgeon's, knife. | Moles sre jonly Rex Beach could have told 1 The Gentleman From Indiana. shinstee Mer ot over 60 prises and. apecial for the wai structed to experiment|®_‘rue American way with Dustin Farnum in the leading {bbe He will on in the lapon thers. : srg ee ene e aying to capacity house act of Barnes, “War Is A si ple lotion which may be at th I ee Hell a act ope geri peo i | led ce a day consists |ple en of the meri Until mag y ee + piel aa A Sa p- ns one 77 ” FEDERAL .. 18 n Patrols” will be a quartet of Saturday |two ounces of bay rum. It takes The federal farm loan commi “The Huntress” will be @ several days to affect the mole, and ion will hold a hear n Spokane [special attraction, assisted by New STAGE STAR THIRD AVE. AT PIKE x a ygtogg bev cae to be estat Doro and Pauline are two shed ‘or 6 4 of armer irle who re ¥ clever pod littl bi ' . & a oe Sis iate'mne save, HON : Washington and Oregon. The board jacob Freer will give an Se aad oak tes thie. company ofa tow Wednesday Until ne Will McAdoo, secre midad: pleamate to thevahew, ‘with tary of the e W some high-class entertainment friends my husband will, In the Saturday i : high-class a 00 Win spirit of nieohiet, hug the girls Norris, farm loan < ner hington oats. 20.00 The Spell of the Yukon,” a real red THE LADIES’ FAVORITE who are present, and it is all taken “Ss Yr t f Herbert Quick, financial expert and ate 20.08 4 story of the frozen North, ood-naturedly. However, none of ec e oO writer for The Seattle Star; Ca snee inded on the poem of Robert W oa ks uae man at ear ao th Ni ht” W. 8. A. Smith and Charles BE. Lob. Service, will be a good one to see in quaintance do this thing, and as | e F=4 delt [pictures on these warm days. have never been used to e: larity, it mortifies me greatly. does not make me jealous, but if | were to remonstrate with him I would be accused of being jealous, and make matters worse. Can you think of any way I can remedy this PHOEBE C. + millarity of this sort, A.—F ever tho it is in the spirit of fun, te altogether uncalled for. You are not absolutely frank with your hus band. If some of your actions dis pleased him, would you want him to remain silent for fear of offend-| ing you, or would you value hi opinion, or consider {t, at least? By your silence you sanction your husband's actions, You do not] necessarily have to remonstrate with him; but you can tell him a nice that you don’t think ich conduct altogether becoming and that you don't approve of t He of Many Matrimonial If he then becomes angry, and ac Ventures cuses you of being jealous, you Bt Pi ght ask him {f he wou nett 1 it should you permit the single A Wal 5 ACTS young men of your acquaintance to take such liberties wiih you? BIG CAST Street Q—Do you believe that the mill tary skill of the Austrian army Is Inferior to that of the Germans? ey hoo ds view Virwt A.—It depends on what you mean 10c CHILDREN 10c by military skill If you mean thereby leadership, I should be strongly inclined to agree with you ent the Austrian {8 as German. seem to see the mass as the Austria does not |sess as good generals. I Covonia MINE CONSPIRACY” Three-Part Drama THE GiRL FROM ’FRISCO MARIAN SAIS —AND— TRUE BOARDMAN sh Nine “THE TURQUOISE im Comedy COMING SUNDAY Francis X. Bushma: —and— Beverly Bayne —In “Man and His Soul” Spaghettl ont yg PALACE HIP s Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for’ | Another high quality vaudeville —AND— Dustin Vegetables and Frott i land = photoplay program opened prrected daily by J. W. Godwin & Gov} Wednesday at the Palace Hip, MAY ALLI ON F r Apricets, Ce ed by Otto Adlon and com m comedy juggling fea . a nu “The Tramp and the i * ~ Last Times Today ‘66 to-head balancers, do astonishing stunts “The Gentleman Los Espanozos ish dancer are artistic Span OF ROMANCE” nit te tie Marian Miller, instrumentalist, is IN FIVE ACTS From n a violiniste and bugler of splendid 2 sai x . ” Florida eras ability, Stanley and Warden offer FILMED AMID THE SPLENDORS OF ween. ener a comedy talk et. The Edv Indiana Gari ee arb acters THE THOUSAND ISLES PARAMOUNT Honey ew ae y tumbling teloks, dlepense fine M. GUTERSON’S FAMOUS oval iettuce, per’ do pasion is “The Wander Baan ‘ORCHEREEAA at HH “La Paloma” i By Yra ae ‘Thousands Take PATHE. 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