The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1916, Page 3

aaa | {DOINGS IN FILMDOM DOOOOOAOOARARAR TTT OOOO NEWS ~NOTES GOSSIP; First at Pike. Continuous 11 to 11 EEE: Sr Bk Last Times Tonight HOME With an all-star cast—Bessie Bar- riscale, Charles Ray and Loui: Glaum. “Pills of Peril"— 2 reels of Mack Sennett hilarity. A Super q “The Trail Cloudy Pass.” =» INJURED SHIPS Humboldt and the Providencia Bush point in morning, were for drydoeklue The ste Mex! which ver freighter collided off the fox Tuesday here Wednesday and repairs Many f the ers for Northern ports Lav passage the @ which is due to ave here day morning The froighter’s plates v an Humboldt’s passen aken Alaska rhure on amer made of her hull ONE WOMAN SAVES SEASIDE, Ore, Aug. 30.—Mra lAlbert Schweitzer owes her life to day to Mrs. Henry W. Metzger who saved her from drowning In a |pool where in marsh grass growing under ter. Both women sank four before they reached shore. crowd of friends witnessed struggle 5 PROSPERITY SIGNS The next improvement in the Se attle Construction and Dry the yards will be $6,000 blacksmith |eheds at 901 Railroad ave. A build ing permit for its construction was issued Tuesda A permit also was issued for warehouse and salesroom building to be constructed on 1ith ave., be tween Pike and Pine sts, at a cont of $58,000. It will be occupied by the Kelly-Springfield Motor Truck Co. STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 1916. aged, and are being repa |the ttle Construction and Dry |Dock Co, The Humboldt apparent: | |ly was damaged only above the water line, but a new stem will be }put tn and # thoro exatntnation | ANOTHER FROM POOL she became entangled Casement change his faith? wa no; it was the drowning man cling Umes jing to a straw—he A Catholic Influence Dock will you be broad-mi Co’s rapidly growing shipbuilding print the other? PAGE 3. | Q.—! am a visitor in your city, and, while here, have enjoyed your letters very much, | find it neces ry to impose upon your good na ture, too, During my stay here, a certain young man, a friend of the family, has made my visit very de lightful by his kindness. How can| | show him my appreciation, beyond just saying “Thank you"? A NEW READER A.—Convention says that a young woman must recelve thanks, in stead of offering them; that by per mitting a man to enjoy her com pany she has conferred a favor ur on him, for which he should thank her However, when the young |man does this, you can be very clous in the acceptance and express your own appreciation of his ef forts for your entertainment. An invitation to visit at your home ts all the return you are privileged to offer him Dear Miss Gri Did Sir Roger On, expected the ould help him. Also, a year ago you had In your! column a Fitz-Something, telling ue |the Catholic religion was a bulwark against socialism and anarchism— come to Spain and South! nd you will find it a bul- |wark against socialism and civiliza- tion. You printed one side, now, 1d enough to EX-TRAVELER. | | | Q.—About six or seven months ago | met a woman and fell in love with her at first sight. | have seen her often, but never with her hus band, only with friends. She was always full of fun and humer, but) lately she is so sad and hardly talks to her friends, Oo you think | he loves me and wonders why 1) jon't speak about it? | Dr. Edmunds Charge Purchases Desist wady of Fraser-Paterson CO : AT UNIVERSITY *KCOND accounts J Special Purchase of School Dresses R to ular ‘ $9.50 Valu MART st S ss, ombination . These new appropriate value ering Poy for most sal, consid- and qualit) and plain, are featured, of light blue, j tan, combined : are unu 1 tive color and in the effe rose, green with white —Sizes 6 to 14 —Special, 1 hur: - $3. 75 Women's Middy Suits J Cn ania SD Q) Special $2.95 Women's Wash Dresses yi: rt un showii Special $3.00 ad smart Ne ALUES that sell regularly at (4° aa $4.85, $7.50 and $10.00, , these Wash Dresses at the special price of $3.00 represent an excep- tional opportunity, indeed. Of fig- ured lawns and voiles and cross- bar voiles, in solid colors and white. At such a price they will go quickly. men in the MIDDY Dainty Mi figured value at ar and po APRONS 59¢ of plain with q front a Floor. this ket Made in price and laced Paterson Co., Se Fraser CURB JOB AGENCIES tam 24 y are old and have —Special, Thursday ......$3.00 f . jmoney in the bank. She Is much ’ Li cil] ¢ i $2 00 | lolder, but | love her dearly, and | ‘ . UCHIEC VTOrsers A t Corporation Counsel Caldwell ad-|knew she Is not happy. Would you Black Soisette ERFECT in style and comfort, vised the city council Wednesday to/@dvise me to tell her of my love? - — ‘ued Lucila Colette $2.00 h {nstruct the license tnspection de |She Is 80 proud. M e fj D vy) 1 these Lucille rsets, at $2 . ‘, a ee eee iets all cenployment| I® It true that Catholics cannot aids’ Dresses 62 are shown in. two models. Madecol 4 mF agencies to comply with the ordi-|get a divorce GEORGE « eicationt quality sade : pance requiring them to furnish} A—You seem to have not one HESE Black Soiesette Dresse: Higt eee 4 bonds and procure licenses to op | whit of respect for th laws of ‘ 1¢1 ign > ig up y erate, Agencies are not prohibited, |God and man. Don't you know that ent the correct style th extra rei rent around lbut are foriidden to accept a fee |it would be dishonorable for you to for maids They have ef 1 over abc Aoi mi Tas ’ six 4 from persons furnished employ-ideclare your love to the wife of 1 oe < y cutie supporters . ment, by state law another man? You are presuming fe ; ite lawn Nar and cuff aC i 18tt : es altogether too much when you in with Gibson plait over st Model 151 ow bust, long: hip timate that the woman's sadness plain gored skirt. Sizes style, with six supporters. Effectively STUDENTS RETURN |: @x to, ner tove tor you. even Tharsday at ...s.0...0++- trimmed with lace and ‘satin [tho she did love you, if she is a Frastr.Patireon ¢ raaer -Patersan ot These p—O!, and Hen Walthall Below—J ” . lreputable woman, she would be ies opiate ef es yr" Liberty. pap Srey piesa OD Lioyd Dysart, Isaac Olmstead very careful to conceal it, and she 4 | ™ r Jand Merritt Willams, university /certainty would not expect you to — = PROGRAMS TODAY one of the foremost of elther the | Students, will arrive in Seattle (hi8\ snow your affection by word or) ~~ : - arson me ae remanence . HAPPY STRAND—June Caprice in “Little Miss! stage or screen. The story is un-|Week from the — hry they|/deed. If she {fs not an honest|should wear my black dress? and no girl who has any respect were: by teaching our children Mappiness~ s usual and high in quality; the sv fied aboard the United States woman, beware of your own good A WIDOW. (for herself will tolerate such con- hatred of other natians, miscalling BREMER a ae ber porting cast hy pbb cso, £ army transport Dix, as watchmen./name and your bank roll as well.| A.—No black dresses should be duct. The right sort of young man it “patriotism,” we should teaeh woah TON, Aug. 30.—-Fire- strong: the settings are wonderful, | Dysart will proceed to Calexico, and| tn answer to your second ques-|worn by the guests. Any in mourn-) will call at a girl's home if he them international good will; really b and an assorted array of ¢-|and Edwin Carew, who ranks with |report at Second regiment headjtign: The Catholic church does|ing may, for the time, wear purple, | wishes to se her and truly universal brotherheod of and bells, in the hands of en-| hd) lthe three best directors in the|quarters, for service as top S@Tinot sanction divorce; but the Inws|lavender, iron-gray and other quiet inapeitieas all mankind. If we would stop thusiasts bere, were used last|“atwamnma-—Annetio Kellermana '/country, produced it. nt of Company M. of church are not above those of|colors. | Dear Miss Grey: Some time|Preeding future ware, we must pe pole wor nse celebration “Keptane’ : Domameer asec a “The eee state, and an every state in the ago one of your correspondents In- oyge our youth the spirit “ of the president's signing the naval i))'Wine Would wot Dia LALSAMORA union permits divorces, anyone can| @—Can you tell me If a decent quired if there was any flag that Of the early peace pioneers, who 7) _ GS REX Senswe Hayakawa to “Atten | ALI Se Today—and be divorced provided he or she has|boy would come up and whistle for could be hoisted proclaimed, “The world is F The town turned out tn carnival! souls.” | eptune’s Daughter,” 2 seven-| gaiticlent grounde irk sad eu: and oneal te country, and to do good is my re- spirit and paraded up and down.|_ CLASS A—Emmy Weblen te “Tables | part spectacular production fea until Sunday | — aA ee Aber wadlansy Be tele ge e and Rerieees ae, . this | gion.” The bill's passag Turned.” | “ Dor’ 0 ” —— jo ? country. ere ou: 0 be one, more skilled en wall | REN ee ri reson gi pranotsl “s it be omer Q.—My niece Ie to be married in PERPLEXED. the tie of becmaiitigz or the flag of A CITIZEN OF THE WORLD, yed tei neg lh poms | reel feature. for the last times tonight at the a few weeks and | am puzzied as) AI can tell you that no boy universal brotherhood should wave) — ns pio; at the Puget Sound navy fe . oom | to what to wear, My husband died | w) much respect fc Star Want Ads cover the entire yard. ane, Alhambra, where it has been play 0 y Who has much respect for a girllover every flag in the world, B.. : Bessie Barriscale, Charles Ray,,ing to capacity houses since its one month ago and | am in mourn-| will approach her in this manner,! And, instead of formulating new! Northwest. b. | owtse aum, Clara Williams, | opening last Sun Miss Keller ing for him. Pile advise me if ' 7 ; RRR, Ines Harring, Thomas $8. Guise and |ed her activities to vandeville and a a awa others are the stars in the Tri-|:usical productions, spent three COMPLETE REPORT angle production, “Home,” which|months on the Islend of Bermuda, ow OF MARKETS TODAY jenacting the heroine in this produc will be seen for the last times to |night at the Liberty. Bessle Bar-|tion by Capt. La T. Peacocke Iriscale is very charming and en see TEAR lchanting as the uplifter in this | COLISEUM Night \tive-part comedy-satire. “Pills of} This is the last call for the chil 4 at the | Perit” a two-part Keystone com-| dren attle to see one of the edy, with Louise Fazenda, Charles dandiest fairy stories ever put IMorray, Harry Booker and ma pon a motion picture screen—Mar cther comedians # note, is also on & ite Clar in Little Lady { lthe fll. “The Trail to Cloudy | Eileen,” at the Coliseum. It has Pass,” the first of a series of eight |some clever trick by whieh scenic trips thru the beautiful | diminutiv ries are shown upon Northwest, completes the show. the screen with grownup persons Thureday is ere ce mera circles It seems what is known in ¢ Jas double exposure work | STRAND e | Sidney cy. who plays Jim But | lke magic to the children, and the terfield in “Little Miss Happt-|grownups will take delight in the Pp a ll ] ] nh é ness,” at the Stragd, began his|love story and the good acting tn |dramatic career as most people |the Marguerite Clark . picture. hope to end theirs—by playing ree hakespeare. His first part was | REX re erick William in “As You Like It,” with} The thrilling ht ace in a Malia Alien Souls,” the Paramount at iV ifle Mr Bellew was acting in|traction at the Rex, with Sessue Anstralia, Mr. Bracy, who lived akawa, the noted J there, ran away from home and|actor, in the stellar role, w actor for a place. Mr. |! Mr. Hayakawa “The Woman oc CI Phe hun an ” so m pleased that he e ed | Lasky pr in which Mr in the Case” [/isc’sisictetS mee EE teat a Whe lot $5 a week focal. the dramatist ‘«.6 |~wae preparing t scenario for opens there cdi |“Alien Souls,” he did not describe i Got t Acre.” at the Clem.|the nature of the conflict, but 15¢ Children 5c ff ob rg ell requisite for |merely interpolated “Instructions sv creen masterpiece, The star is |respectfully referred to Sessue wiles — | Hayakawa j eave COLONIAL Mabel Condon has given her best work in “Th Man Who W 1 Not Die at t Colonial,, which w put in scenario form by J. Ed ward Hungerford and produced at ’ fer the dire mn of Wil 1 ‘ the tar in this re who remember Mr. Rw sel) in oul Mates The Highest Tid and The Strength of Donald McKenzie,” will find him in his lat est feature in an entirely diffe t type of character than any he has lever played MISSION Hobart Henley the well-known film tar will be seen enacting the le « role in “Temptation nd the Man the five-part Red Feather feature which will be seen Mission for the last times Besides Mr. Henley, there DAY—UNTIL, SUNDAY are such players of no' Sydell Dowling, to whom the leading ” : 5 GRIPPING WONK 5 ac TS 8U _ a ban vee rena ote ahaa Splendid Co nig y beauty), Bart Bheby and’ “HE WROTE POETRY” host of others, who all lend thetr SL elaay COMING SUNDAV—THE pays upport in g and sty MADAME PETROVA CLASS A In “THE SOUL MARKET" Emmy Wehlen, the dainty Ittle Hive. foutietas 1 and fie wasonece ‘acteom: le’ etarrel <a ” “Tables Turned,” the new offer. Class “*A eaten yee 1d at Me Bing today at tho Class A. There are also other attractions on the bib ULS” PARAMOUNT ] ADMISSION 10c CHIL AEN Be Colonial TODAY Thur., Fri., Sat. WILLIAM RUSSELL in The Man Who Would Not Die ive acts. A picture you can’t afford to miss. Feature VIVIAN RICH Enchantment Scenes from life in an Artist's Studio | 4] 0¢chilaren 5 10c —~@| “ | a | a | n Oregon triplets 4 7 pain triplete ” | Wisconsin twin - 1” Young America . 2 Select ranch as | Prices to Retailer for @ *¢ 1 1 e @ 5 Carrots, 1 e Cal. erapetrult oo. Cucumbers, hothouse ° Currants, black « lant oe Ex« plan Florida erapetruit [e500 @ Garito, new Grapes 16 @ Grapes, * : Honey, * ; Honey, atrained 8% fa} lettuce, per dow 0 @ 40 Tacal lettuce, per crate 160 a oranges ae 2 | Cal +4 “and pple. Radiahes Raspberries, Runner, crate 200 Rhubarb, local oa Tomatoes, local, 20-1b, bx. .30 @ 175 Turnips, Cal les Watermelon o1% Apples Wenatchee Gravenstein .. 1.25 @ 1.76 Local cooking 60 @ 1.00 Ontons, yellow, ony Onions «ren, n Walla Walla ON White, new, Cal. White river Yakime Geme 7 Fag pe sa kere a VINDICATED BY THE COURT Medical Board Ordered to Restore License to Dr. J. Eugene Jordan After Evidence of Remarkable Cures Was Produced in Court ==" | Cured of Tuberculosis by Dr. Jordan's Remedies dan was arraigned before the State Medical Board and his license to practice medicine Doomed to a Crigpled Co Condition for Life by Other Physicians, Absolutely Cured by Glandular Remedies revoked, the contention of the board being that the ad. READ HIS TESTIMONIAL vertisement reproduced, Seattle. which had been running tn Twelve years ago T had tubercular the local newspapers, was untrue, that Doctor Jordan neck and under my arms, and the doc cut them out for $500, but admitted could not cure the diseases mentioned therein. Doctor Jordan appealed to the courts in the matter and the trial of the case which followed, in the Superior Court, produced evidence of a character that caused Judge Walter M. French to award a decision to Doctor Jordan, restoring to him his leense. Judge French stated In his decision The court cannot find in in er{ppling my arm for life. Doctor this case that any credulous cured me without an operation, and I have remained or ignorant persons have well ever since. (Sign Cc. B. BOYD, been deceived. On the other SAS SERN ee hand, the witnesses who have been produced on be: half of Doctor Jordan are among the best people in the rateful a elty Professional people. B ecaan’ people of standing In the betes, Pr community, people who are c Erysip known to the Court person Heart Dinense ‘ie ally and people who are Rheumatiam, Meningitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis, known to the citizens of this Goltre, Strabismus, St. Vitus’ Dance and raost city generally as deing called incurable diseases. among the best people in the city. And I don't think that Nov. 1, 1914 abscesses on my ors here offered to at it might result ugene Jordan I have been giving practical demonstrations of the merits of my system right here In Seattle for the past thirty years, and hundreds of signed testimonials on file In my office, written by 8 whom I have cured, will attest to Its wonders. a, Anaemia, B Chronic Inflammation of Deufness from Paralysis of t apsus Uterl, Dropsy, Chron! as, Chronic Gastraigia, Hard Lum uding Heart Leakage) Ataxia, Sciatica, 8 of the othe: it 1s well Eugene There being a number of Doctors Jordan tn Seattle, to bear {n mind the full name and address of Doctor J {t can be contended that Jordan, 619% First Avenue, Seattle. Office hours, 9 a, m. to 8 they were either credulous p. m.; Sundays from 2p. m. to 6 p.m, Consultation free. Corre- ondence solicited. Watch each Saturday Si ‘or remarkab or ignorant except as the spondence solicite atch ea aturd, tar for remarkable cures. laity generally is somewhat ignorant of medical matters. no contention here that any medicine | to invclve mora! turpitude on the part of Doctor has been given which is at all harmful. In fact, all | Jordan and judgment will, therefore, be for Doctor of the testimony in this case seems to show, as | Jordan (ar as that 1s concerned, that any medicine that over han been administered by Doctor Jordan has | GREATER VINDICATION COULD NOT BE tended to benefit the patient. 9 The Medical Board claimed that these diseases were incurable, meaning, of course, that they could not cure them, Doctor Jordan not only claimed to | cure them, but produced in court sores of actual- ly cured patients as witnesses for his case. The stories of their remarkable cures have been stated under oath, Doctor Jorden has caused this statement to bo published in order to acquaint the public and his many friends with the proven facts in the case There is There is no contention on the part of the State, and it so stated by counsel for the State, that there was anything in this advertisement that was {njuriocs to public morals So that it gets Cown to whether or not this ad- rtisement i# so grossly untrue as to involve | noral turpitude on the part of Doctor Jordan, Under all the testimony in this case, I cannot ind that the adver dsement is so grossly untrue as Dr. Jordan is now located on Second Floor of the Mutual Life Building, First and Yesler.