The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1916, Page 2

’ Extremely heavy re OR EPROP O FC eee Tomorrow, Until Thursday “The Weakness Of Strength In Five Commanding Acts With EDMUND BREESE a Powerful Characterization Which Happiness and Power are at Stake Is in THE STORY: A big man pute his con 1 his sympathies under his heel and b pa rich and power{ul finds that he ts bated and despised, even by the woman he loves, He | se Then he brought to a panon of @ Strength in showing the it An ® realization of himeelf ittle child in a tre emptiness c play of action and intense tnterest Florence Rose Fashion Pictures Presenting in advance the very latest fashionsin America. These fashions will prevail on Fifth Avenue In September, October and November. Valuable fashion hints may be obtained long before these styles make their appearance on the Coast M. Guterson’s Famous Russian Orchestra Selection, “Faust” The Weakness fous reality ower and stands Saint Saens “Rondo Caprict Violin Solo by J. Waldman Chas. Goupod Ore ra Number 4y and Friday at 5. P patrons. PATHE WEEKLY CLEMMER Seattle's Best Photoplay House Special musical concerts aelected Kram at request of Admission 15 Admission 15 Hart told the police he wa: of brick | attacked, sald, }to break away. Twelve no were in the original party that le! | car for a trip downtown, Motorcyc!« | police officers escorted them. The trouble did not start until the escort left, at First and You ler. The police at Pler D and Pier No. 14 gur the afternoon, when crowd: strike sympathizers threatened attack nom working doc Ed Jeftri : way, has been one spirits in water front Was arrested by Dete a Westorn poolroom night, and held on an charge ng Investigat STEAL PHONE BOX eves entered the Walla Walla harma int and Jette wit pass key Pri elephone pa CHICAGO, Sept t. 2—Meat prices @ big drop today as a result of fa- URE A | | ACKED Yorable strike conditions, indicat receipts also! man, Was agrest d by detectives helped to depress the markets. Priday night following an alleged negro non-union workers, Frank held a discussion at Bird's cafe | Reed and Robert Hart, after they teria Saturday afternoon relative r, at First ave. and Yesler way. | ‘on the local livestock exchange took | {ng all railroads will lift embargoes George Clar 5, union longshore. —_—-— - Mttack of six union men on two SEATTLE WELFARE workers had alighted from a Fort Lawton to Pacific coast welfare work workers who were in front ‘ . of t SUNDAY, SEPT. 3, AND LABOR DAY LARGE EXCURSION STEAMERS e Colman Dock for PUGET SOUND NAVY YARD 8:00 A.M. 10:30 A.M 1:30 P. M 3:30 P. M. 9:30 A.M. 11:30A.M 2:00 P. M 5:30 P. M 4, who ¢ th awlesanes ve Toms ave THE UNIVERSAL CAR 1917 FORD CARS NEW PRICES TOURING CAR ALL RUNABOUT id $25. $415.70 $400.70 BROKI 20 y ‘ and $23.90 per es ALL INTEREST A TER MEN‘ \DJUSTER AND FOREMAN FORD MOTOR COMPA) for owners and pr INSTRUCTION CLASS Ford SERVICE "CENTRAL ‘AGENCY, ‘INC. Pike 1, Under the Ei Street Phone East 939 W.A st WALLACE, Manager struck down and then hit by a plece Both Reed and Hart were | with him but were able j the Great Northern docks, on the after ented hostilities 5 eading STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT, 2, “GEE WHIZ,” SAYS KIDS’ JUDGE WHILE HEARING REAL LIFE-THROB CASE}, BY CORNELIA GLASS _ | | epent Friday afternoon tie tening to id watching Judge under 7 King Dykeman try cases in the In another case the mother, and 1916. PAGE 2 KELSO STRONG FOR POINDEXTER’ Him Great Demonstra-| , Where He know that there can be no platonte pn at ne : friendship between a girl and @ boy Asserts Independence | : HE SHOWS THE RECORD juvenile court father were separated and were | learned = several things (contesting for their t-yearold #son.| KELSO, Wash, Sept. 2--That about children and justice, and | Judge Dykeman awarded the baby|Kelso, Wash., will repeat ite great to hie moth The father siowed|vote for United States Senator) e are di his displeasure and bis disuppoint-| Miles Poindexter given him six tricts in this city that will ma’ ment years ago in evidenced by the large a criminal of a child who hasn't The judge turned his clair and{and enthusiastic crowd which came a strong will of his own, looked straight into the eyes of the|to hear him last night at the Kelso | learned that justice, in the disgruntled man and smiled at|theatre juvenil@ court, is not punitive him, « trifle sadly and with «great! D, L. Hubbell introduced him to} so much as educative; that is, rT retanding ithe audience that it not | punii the Mother Love Children More Senator Poindexter wax cheered child for a past crime so much “If you two people can't jive to | when he declared his independence | as it aims to educate him away = gether and make this youngster alof partisan bosses. He nailed the from crime in the future home, it's up to me to choose belies maliciously circulated by the} And | learned that a judge (tween you for him,” he said. “Alijstandpat press by showing that be can conduct a trial just as he other things being equal, | will give|bimeelf had introduced an amend because|ment to the Underwood law That's no\viding for a tariff on shingles and and it's no| lumber might a confidential in d can meet a smal! boy or a small girl on his or her level the child to his ther pro: | she will love him more eepecial fault of yours without losing either dignity or especial fault of hers, it's just the He declared for a non-partisan force *. Lord who made it to come out that tariff commission to take this quer: | Atmosphere of Informality way tion out of politics, for free toll for | There ix something about the It wasn't 7 Hy, and it rang | Americ ships thru the Panama courtroom itself that helps Judge true. The man stopped muttering,|canal, and for legislation generally | Dykpman to pr © the atmos Kissed his son, shook hands with on merits, inatead of blind parti | phere of informality the judge and went quietly out of ship. | It is finished in soft browns, ma the room The senator, driven in a car b ple wood furniture, and wood brown | Editor M. BE, Cue of the Centralia | silk window hangings, and it is not RAIL PEACE SENDS | | Datly Hub, from Centralia to Kelso, | large stopped at towns en route, and was h ige wits down in his awtve chair behind his wide desk, lean as far back as the chair will go, braces one knee againat the edge of the top, and court ts con vened He speaks at Van warmly greeted. couver tonight ‘AD QUEEN RACE WHEAT PRICES wd CHICAGO, Bept Optimiatte | ports regarding settlement of the railroad: strike .ahot: wheat prices | ip from 3% to 4% cents over night dew Every Case.a Drama it wa af docket yesterday. on the Chicago grain market to Eve was a drama in itself da Hleavy buying orders flooded and held « interest unflagging-|the market just the clo | ly, but the most absorbing thing in| causing Jumps. September closed} the whole room was Judge Dyke lat 145, 2% up above the high le sith ~ | man bimeelt opening. AD MASQUE QUEEN | He ts a Dig man physically—as nd Grace Rippe well as in other ways, | guess. UICKSILVER FIND | Flossie Stecher . Each case he tries he enters into Ruth Noble |with bis whole self, Every one Who] rive to seve Masks of quickslt.|| Allda Blake | has any connection or Interest in! yer valued on the present markot| | Elsie Scherpt the matter comes Into the cour st $105 « flask, are being extracted Emily Brow room and nits in @ friendly circle! Gaity from cinneba vosits on al | Catherine Wilson the child concerned about the desk rroup of claims recently tocated| Helen Dahistrom 106,600 i T, where the keen./ near Morton, on the Tacoma &| JUVENILE QUEEN catch every PA** | Kastern railway, according to Will-| | Peggy Standlee 400 | | , ie iam 8, Hembling, one of a coterie of| Edith Barstow 600 _, Judge Says “Gee Whiz local people associated in the own-| | Nedra Seecamp Then Judge Dykeman will read) ership Fern MclL#an the review of the case submitted Margaret Lukan by the investigator clear thru to Ellanor Danks c he will emit little arin Cae on, a tH Wm! i Inez Prim: Alma Ran Ruth Hecht Virginia ry or K an tho that be ting right there a ‘ } talking about a: Ping oF miter shin cear | | Path { ind healthy. we r watery r | friend’s faults and his virtues, he|sticky o noth | atc a | janalyzes the present case with ref-|["& Tt and costs | The feature of the vote for Ad) masque queen of the Ad Club Ad- vertising show this morning w the forging ahead by Miss Flossie ference to environment and charac “iter, Then he turns to the young ster in the chair and talks it out Stecher from fourth to second It'e a oer eas Lind talk he et apg iy a ite en PARADE IN CHICAGO Mletven tian ton, Mat a tit of “aap recording in this time an increase CORINTH, Miss., Sept. 2.—A mau stuff” nor any “holier than thou.” | of nearly @ million votes. In the | closely answering the description Often he will interrapt himself to| A ag 5 Age escent vats tn nmol Sept. 2—There wore) of Lieut. Robert Fay, who escaped 4 « J ace from ern | wire -haires ‘Ox terriers, cocker na ciney or a Sane ae ae Mel#an. The las: announcement |spaniels, Russian wolf hounds, | ;rom jthe Atlanta federal prison a Pad act poenh | of the standing of contestants be-|Scotch terriers, “chow-chow” alre-| ve ago i. totally trreievan t after P is being held here today by the po- a while will weave itself in most fore Tuesday night at the Adver-jdales and just plain pups at tte lice. cunningly. : | Using suow will be made Sunday. /annual Hinsdale Kennel club aie ' j eee |hibit here today Once ir ¥ te i ¢ eal 1 1 or valine Sis aienor act YES, BULGARS ARE ,,.''s: 22 Names chow does t the dleagreeable, { jare expected to put in a big bid for ram, but one that you FIGHTI N jfiret honors, while Mrs. Francis 8 to laugh over or think ‘RU Peabody's West Highland terriers sss are getting a goodly share of at- erday he delivered a friendly RERLIN, Sept Official _con-| tention. Receipts will go to the! lecture to a 24-year-old gir DR. L. R. CLARK jon ation of reports that Bulgaria |!3fant Welfare society he had told, was smitten sf has declared war on Rumania was| my 9 Isyearold boy, a ward o' ‘ This Office Will Be Open| received from Sofia today. The iB NAI B RITH MAN rt. She protested it was d Bulgarian foreign office handed| a! friends an friendship only Su fi Morning jthe declaration of war to the Ru } TO ADDRESS CLUB keman emniled at her a lit r en venter f,manian minister at 10 a. m. yester- | Judge D: wryl copies of the manifesto | ! ai day, and were posted in the streets of Sofia of AMUSEMENT KES PLAYERS ia | Croreum ar G he said, gen don't you _ Bertetol ToothCrea Cream Ver Sale by Al Dew Tubes im Hed ¢ set wo er Sunday—"SON: PALACE HIP pom The King of Lavehmakers HARLIE ‘@ YHAPLIN In His NEW Comedy THE COUNT All This Wee Colonial Theatre [ypeTRoPOLITAN TODAY egiect « tant La] ‘REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS GEORGE poole | LAST TIMES {n order to (whalebone) introduce our sew Plate, which ts the lightest and strongest plate known, does not cover the roof of the LAST MATINEE mouth; you can bite corn off the | cob; guaranteed 15 years. AT 2:20 BE crown $3.00 " BIGGEST | 915 set of teeth (whalebone) $8.00 ALL 25c SENSATION |§10 set of teeth ......... 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Coffee of Chicago, rector of the social riment of the Independent Order B’Nai B'Rith, will speak at the} attle Commercial Club Tuesday On. | Dr. Coffee has made a swing} ‘ound the country, and will pre-| nt his observations on future im- gration. service de CHRIS JENSEN of Duval! Friday I shall have something of impor- pn first prize for three best heif- tance to say to you in next Satur- # at Snoqualmie Valley fair, held) day's and Monday's Star. Duval! EDWIN J. BROWN. SUNDAY, LARGE EXCURSION STEAMERS SEPT. 3, AND LABOR DAY Leave Colman Dock for PUGET SOUND NAVY YARD 8:00 A.M. 10:30 A.M. 1:30 P.M. 3:30 P. M. 9:30 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 2:00 P.M. 5:30 P. M. ONE DAY ONLY Mon, Sept. 4 BARNUM*BAILEY pile noleaeled SHOW ON EARTH RIDERS SCONES NEW FORE NOVELTIES ANG THE WONDERFUL |B 5 pon. oo ANNEFOROS CEDING FIRST PERFORMANCE LI ONE SO‘ TICKET ADMITS TO ALL" Tickets on sale show day at Ow! Drug Co., corner Third and Pike Same prices as charged at show grounds,