The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1916, Page 8

STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 29, 1916. Gillette Users $1. 00 bays you Gem Safety Nasor “ASK NAT,’ SAYS | - Youth READY shaving TARIFF FAVORS the Meat Thetle Sharp ener for Gilette inden you ever aaw. Vo will neve Tiates STAMFORD, Conn, Sept. 29. TOKYO, Sept (By Mail) Altho thr married and | After the war, the allies should admittedly ready to take his | have iniform, comparatively low fourth wife when free from hie |tariff wall for each other and a} third, John Tyson, youthful higher tariff wall for the reat of the | millionaire, do not regard |world, according to resolutions! | himself as an expert on mar jadopted at the annual congress of} | rlage except to the extent that [the Associated Chambers of Com | he Is convinced that “spite” merce Japan a basis for matrimony The resolutions express the be | flivver |Hef that the allies should am "Ask Nat Goodwin,” was Ty. |their treatment of goods exported | son's retort today when from Japan. for his views on the general To Change Treaties subject of marriage, It was The treation between Japan and | suggested that Tyson was just Jiengiand or France are not tmpar-| @ shade behind Goodwin with [rial the resolutions read, “in that his marriage record, but he there ar fewer preferential tar he “didn’t have any lifts on the other than this] Such partiality should*be corrected Wede for Spite Hetween Russia and Japan th Tyson admita that he married/are no preferential tariff arrar Miss Rose Exiner recently to #pltel ments: therefore these arrange One Cent | One Cent Sire, Olive Base, with whom be te| ent’, tuerefore th love, = Mr. Ha Joseph S i | S ials | 5 ecials in ae : arding the tial tar pec pec mother of Mra, Hass, whose tween one » allies and | : a s | P band Is a college outt it minions, tt enirab! that] eo Cap spite” marriage Was a “n no power of the allies should wx : and that Tyson and her daughter |rapjish preferential tariffa with its wa plan to marry as soon ax both are | dominions at Japanese export cane cones | Special treed by the courte 1. __ [trade be adversely affected ee. Meantime Tyson's home. follow The latter resolution evidently Drops, two Dieped n pack ages Go | I ceestiete Serer ing his series of roman d was voted with an eye to the pref-| tomobile escapades erence extended to Hritish goods 26c set-in rubber | jaix ferocious dogs, a by Canada and Australia | _Bresh one | ler and a quiet, det | Shaving | the can housekeeper. tor 26c The Tyson summe 10¢ p an exclusive section ¢ lee, two tor “Ale 10¢ Solid Aleahot rtes, dodgit the White Pine and Bo. 26c the « Tyson, Ho f young millionaire takes ma WY PAGE g JAPAN LOOKS T0 r Marearet Edwards, Perfect Girl, Who ere in “Hypocrites” Is Coming Back as Star of Winter Garden Show bottles one of his series of adve One of the best Wiens number q os | Leaves Telephone Girt | jin “A World of Pleasure,” the Ne F See Wyeth's Sodium Wa 37 Tyson's second wife died | York Winter Garden production : phate, Slc s for c Then came Mrs. Base, 19, bra-| which comes to the Moore theatre two bottles orem es }nette and the handsomest girl in| |Bunday for four days, i» done by — Stain n of beauties. She w Margaret Edwards, the real baby Charcoal Tab- 69c shone girl and her home was of the organization, who won tame ots two | second-atory tenement of a} in the role of Truth in “The Hypo 4 “onl I1c 4 hic Melldack ctrectere bu Ge clty's: main ithe M4 - nat letreet. in strange contrast to the To see this little strip of bean s Kidney Plas heftte Tyson mansion . ‘ ~~ oe 3 ters, tw But Mre, Bass did something | S ' ft 4 fo 26c Ne | which displeased Tyson There A E- tw was a tiff and Tyson up and elop when asked pes packages with Miss Exiner, who became | more tee wite No After six days, this monet, ing Cream | romance ended, and Mra. Hawley two tubes 26c | ldeclares the “spite wedding is to ~ -| }be forgotten as soon ax two di quibb’s In ate’ Glycerine isropenter . 26c vorees can be arranged Extra Virgin | | @ scream Beaux and Belles is an elabo: musical, singing and dancing foa |ture Max Ford and Hettle Urma are dancers supreme,” whose per-| formance is of remarkable quality. | Alice Allison scored a big hit} jwith her banjo playing, on which! she in an artis f unusual abilit Billy Broad, “the wandering min strel,” nearly convulsed the gudi fence with his wekface comedy jtalk and his song with the refrato | ‘constantly brought down the] house Maude Kimball and company pre sented a funny farce comedy of do mestic life Lilllan Gish and Franklin Ritchie, the flim star, have the} jleading roles in the feature photo: play, “Man's Enemy,” a strong drama. Hippodrome Road Show} No. 2 comes to this theatre on Sunday A Good Recommend ou think? which 10 two rolls Bandage, Ile) 7B | | don't ye With each adult tio0 A | Hate The daily increasing r this most ex of Olive is suf its high quality and — pleasing flavor You Will Like It a we taraily. TO BE SURE THAT YOU ARE GETTING THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY Always a f part feature and kno comedy and acen rn week program event Grr me 'WEST SEATTLE TO DEMAND VIADUCT West Seattle citizens, numbering! more than 100, have organized an association to campaign for a via duct to run from Railroad ave Weat Seattle They met Hiawatha field house | night and elected the ificers | John | | | | } to the Thursday following of Means more than inferior goods at a cheap price. H. Todd financial recording treasurer |trustees is WA B - manager ecret wecretary; L. The board %; of Will ines componed Doyle, G. Moore J. Kelley e e M. Ashford, EK. A. Klezie, Mr a Mra. R. FE Thatcher and Mrs. High quality soca POOL HALL WREOKED Police officers and low pricesearn your business— armed with axes following the order of Chief Reck ; idgham, reduced the Baden hotel| , pool room, 106 Pine st. to a pile] thats our idea— St wreckage ‘Thursday Dry squad officers Wednesd night had arrested — Proprietor | e us SNOW you. Thomas Hitchcock, and an em ploye Mickey Welch, for alleged | violation of the dr BROADWAY ATHLETE HONORED Otto Hoagland, former basketball | captain at the Broadway school fre Fine line of union made clothing —shoes, has been ele hats and furnishings eaanmion Walesa Cin tice | being cast | | FRESHMEN URGED TWO STORES NOW ; TO TURN OUT FOR { [. V. Westerman PLACES ON CREWS Ln rennet Hopularity of thatalready popular School of Dancing, the Hips REET RY 5, Fh A PRET RN te me, Smarr | Bs Heonen os | THEATRES | Boards, two 6 = Ale | mites... 26c PALACE HIP Hips rome i Show Ne ~ which opened its engagement on} , ideiaal ieiks Thursday to crowded houses at the} VEU PreRSOG Witt Palace Hip, more than made good We never have a sir bs for jon its advance announcement | To the Public: Munyer | John White's Circus ts a big atl gle complaint.” We ete tee B6c Libby's Hasel 8 aD | . delightful feature that appeale th rn oA 4% of Beet, rae somes, 2aC Ceoee. “90 jequally to children and adults. The — - aga tonne | te c pmedy mule keeps the audience tn starts Sunday REX 2nd and University. Dainty Bentata Dances at the Hip } {Tom Cushman, Varsity crew ( captain, who has charge of the ) Alice Mae Brown, better known as Ben a throughout Kastern $ H training of the crews while )| 'heatrical circles, where she was connected with the famous Pavlowa } Coach Conibear is in the East, organization, will make home in the future Store No. Store No. ) has issued an appeal for a larger | tr trown has been engaged by Mana Casper Fisher to be : 4 ‘ { freshman turnout. The nresent (/Juvenile instructor on the Hippodrome staff First and Main Westlake and Pine § } turnout is very satisfactory, ac: § Miss Brown is a graduate of the French School of Operatic Hallet i } cording to the acting coach, out )/ in Paris, where she spent several years before joining Mme, Pavlowa’s i ) if some more of the freshmen ( company in the t Mrnenitinnntitsriccrstt trite Teh { huskies would turn out that are All juvenile students at the Hippodrome will be under the personal in the school, one of the best upervision of Miss Brown freshmen crews in the history | Manager Fisher is to be congratulated on securing the services |} of the U, would be the result {lof so talented an artist ax Bentata, who will undoubtedly increase the ‘ rome, Nae Edwards tiful femininity doing of the mont difficult dances in the show, one would never imagin that she was born practically an invalld everal docto jaring that she could never live But Miss Edwards not only fool the medical profession, but to- abe in as tly developed an athlete Imagine a girl of 18 with expansion of six inches Mins Edwards has long known as the “perfect gtr day an a chest bee a tit when was judged beat physical proportt Physical Culvure ¢ k. At that time she but years old, but as she hi frown old she has lost none of her physical perfection, the meas urements remaining relatively the same. it is a wonde | physical culture. says wards ‘and it's simply tthat more girls are not There is no reason that age woman should strong and as muscu with muscles just us oped When I grow up, I am going to on the stage, but I shall open won she the by the New Y tety of ful thing, this Miss Ed. criminal tanght it the aver not be as ras & man, well deve | | a school where others may be taught the wonderful things that] mother has shown me.” ! Mrs wards has great faith in the method she originated. The following are the ments which mate the lect Mine Edwards out of girls Shoulder mal 32%, ed 24% 33%: neck od 10% ed 9% 21%; calf feet 2% inches judgen #0 of thousands 36% inches contracted bust 12% relaxed 9% relaxed 9 13% chest, Xpand flex thigh ht, 5 wrint, 6 ankle, 8; b weight, 112% |Sealed Bottle Goes | | Half Way Around World to Jackie) BRUCE, Wis, ‘Sept 29.—A letter was received by Mrs. Paul Pinnow of this place from a U, 8, sailor who 1d on the Island of Gaum, Marianne group, Pa cific ocean, and whose home is in Detroit, Mich Trone found a bottle with the| address of Miss Grace Walker. Bruce, Wis., In it—picked it up on| the beach of Guam. 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