The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1916, Page 3

,, STAR—SATURDAY, NOV. 11, 1916. PAGE 3 Left to right yMANNEN PETS COT | ny Seat Mite “Wary "lostors, Coliseum, in stese thon, GAVE-INS WRECK OUGHT TO MAKE ANY |BIGTIME ATSTUART | i JAILER MADDEN GETS GOLD "hen B'S ektn seth en"! MINE AND RESCUERS MAN HAPPY, GEORGE BUILDING EXHIBITS WILL BE A NOISY BADGE FROM 12 PRISONERS" + 1 thoataws vee | BIB FOR MINER. oe wien eon mss ohne NIGHT TONIGHT! King is to reign downtown Douglas Fairbanks, in “American hristacracy,” Liby othy Gish in “Atte FERNIE, Ib doug Fairbanks, star o! partisan committee, ear Twelve prisoners presented . c , ar t ‘ . ob vi M fi Regrte a gold badge of office to Kangen are wor feverishly, but sa mnie ard fe toda outngton tm le today in No, 1| There's a reason. It's a telegrar 1 Superintendent Madden, of the Walker tn ces for noise male Ar t 1 up by Wi King county jail, Friday, and Ve p by Wood- accompanied it with resolutions r i ae | 8 Wilson supy who plan & eulogizing his humanitarianism cerit yur at the Press cl ree 1 night tonight. & . a er re by flee uhe " + hant march is the program, rough places for poor, frien oule Upeage RAS ‘ 9 less unfortunates,” the resolu. always WINS FUNERAL EXPENSES ” ara 1 : 8 o'clock tion said, “and treated them fice, but this MARYSVILLE, Cal, Nov. 11 The marcher 1 mble at 7:30 with uniform courtesy and " won hi tt c building, and kindness seldom shown to pris ; t ense $ t ¢ ri his’ ow. oners by those in authority.” A SUNDAY rh t rt c He jae Watrbanks to ng evice, Tin cans, stiles, anything of that the aS ° = em Y . ent the stu working of | oe in sre QUIT KNOCKING ones : i — rings A pagal tlehced BY ED L. KEEN stay Mary U. P. Staff Correspondent heart of Am LONDON, Nov. 11.—London is in doubt. London is etill withholding judgment on whe won the American presidential election, and is waiting anxious ly for fing! returns lowing ex cerpt from t f the New Y To eum fl which there It ia wor It goes into the ex : at in whi ha a 3 |S thatch An All-Comedy Feature Bill } t six monthe-—which we can rec % . had | mend anywhere, as an absolutely a ‘ a fair, reproduced both Reu 68 os ¢@ | 4 o Tao Geo A : er the head: “REU-| CLEMMER CLASS A ae — 2* Sw iEELOn AYS BOTH ELECTED. eam 1 extravagant breive Mme, Petrova, one of the fore: | a. te“ 2 ee Mrs. Wheelock says just be ted was tanned eect [expenses greater than your most emotional actr¢sses of the | , a i. f a man has bive eyes is no Sadie: Seale Gs -tece aee | y are what wifi © | stage or x = he should get a salary raise i nd your loved ones In © was “Sinle Clase veral New York ; N ons and says knows of no other reason why the board of aldermen should raise the pay of Ira Ettinger, examiner, from $3,000 to $3,300. She has protested. Fun and frolic—misses and kisses—action every minute, with Fairbanks always in it. Cathe and | Tomorrow Mine. y Petrov The Most Beautiful Actress on the COLONIAL Filmed at Newport, famous New York summer resort, showing American~ society leaders. American BROADWAY DEBATE": TEAM IS VICTORIOUS | bi are | of ONLY PARTLY TO BLAME ground for most of the actions SET IS LATEST] \ y Sunday Noon Concert National Emblem . The Talented Star MARY FULLER n the Gripping 5- Act Problem Play March A Metro Wonderplay which tells a vivid story of Studio Life 5—ACTS—5 THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS Hans and Fritz “The Chinese Cook” For the Kiddie CLASS ‘A’ Third Ave. at Pike 5c 5c Waltz, Th and and One N A Little Bit of Heaven Ball Rhapsodie, Hongroise No, 2—Liszt ALLACE on Our —Wionrttrzer Chester Conklin and his famous Sea Nymphs—Keystone’s BATHING GIRLS —in two reels of hysterical hilarity on the high seas. A TUG BOAT ROMEO MARY FULLER in “THE STRENGTH OF THE WEAK” Also A COMEDY Ca A NEWS WEEKLY Special Organ Music COLONIAL 10¢ CHILDREN 5c . 4 Days SUPER SCENIC Starting Sundey W ee Famed FIRST AT PIKE continuo 1i'0 i—Matinees 10c—Evenings 15c—Children 5c This three-piece suit of fur—hat earf and muff—in skunk, is the latest combination. It looks par ticularly pleasing on dark material uch as velvet