The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1916, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ! First Time Ever Shown in Seattle WILLIAM FARNUM and a KATHLYN WILLIAMS Rex Beach’s Thrilling Tale of the Alaskan Gold Fields | “The Spoilers” CP Pa eT Fee ees New Edition De Luxe in 12 Reels Tingling with Action and Excitement SEE IT IN ITS NEW FORM Greater than the Original Spoilers pecial attention to the superb oilers,” in its original form] orchestra was the sensation of the “The in 9 re fi motion picture world. There now M. Guterson’s Famous has been made a new a@ greater . Spollers. It has been expanded to 12 Russian Orchestra reels by many great scenes and inct dents that were formerly omitted, and will now surpass even Its former suc- btn “Raymond” Overture By Thomas TCLEMMER}E s Seattle’s Best Photoplay House Cents REGULAR MUSICAL PROGRAM RUPTURE | UMBERMENTO GUESS WILSON Surferers! DEVELOPTRADE ISN'T WORRIED One Cent That the future growth and sue AN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18 cess of the lumber siness de-| Chas treed vise to Send ends on the onergies expended in| ha* E- Hughes’ net gain wa ‘ ew markets and use for | COMded at 74 when the elec \_ Me Your the producer was the UO commiksionera of San Frar sed by several prom.|°!8¢O county completed their of emer frtion Serrested by Several brow | Cor screen of al beta) mtn stern and Southern millmen were |t '8 expected that the offices It May entertained by the West Coast Count here will be finished Mon N Vashingte efore ne regia’ a Your tealt and that the lumbermar la expected in Loa An-| can spend his time at Palm Beach | **\°% count ie without considering his market | yy ae reererary. Of Beate: Jordan | Jead,” said R. B. Goodman, pror conclude his tally is uncertain, | eat Wisectain inebermas, but it will probably be about ten I claim to have the most More th er cent of the|4a8¥8 from now jertul, most comfortable, most be sigh ei cg Nil AML an Franciseo, Low Angeles and] lal rupture appliance ever invented. Ithas timber in the [ is located ir 4 and | Produc Tesults heretofore unheard the Pacific state D the Kast. Alameda are the only countie tell you how and why, w: “i - , which ha ot finished their off Leek your ruptureso it « + afid Southern s fast E to obtain greater comfort, greater b ppearing, it will soon fall on|!al canvass, Last United Pre than you have ever known since you were West to suppl ; ‘ tabulation ndicated a minimum fuptured, I want tosend you my illustrated Rupture Book FIREE ji oir Sshnit foie Got mtwms a saae ve egy STUBBLE PUTS OUT | Test Vourselt For 30 Days ELECTION DATES SET” THis’ ways SIGHT Inend this Lock on trial. I let you put it onand City Comptroller Carroll has mt wear it.teet eran. jum » pull, tug, lif nounced the dates for the 1917 pri PALMERTOD Nov. 17.~] a od particularsatmyttal mary and general municipal elec Fallins a field where weeds had| er, lett ‘rom seores of wie who say the or ee cut, a ubble of one € Schilling Rupture Lock bas ‘cureg 00 beer a att one penetrat their ruptures, and fu Bend Thi ning date. for filing of ed an eye of Jonn Kovac, aged 26 me your name tions of candidacy is Decem- yea He was rushed to Palmer it now, today. ing date » Xi r and the closing date Janu-\ton, where the stubble was remov SCHUILING RUPTURE INSTITUTE a The primary election is to ed It had penetrated se al eld on February 20; the gener-jinches into the brain, His recoy al election, March 6 “ery is doubtful, BOOKING AGENT (¢, STARTING {| SUNDAY—4 Days Only SOLD BOOZE, Is F ANNIE W ARD | POLICE CHARGE S —IN— mes “WITCHCRAFT” Davidson, vaudeville booking ag in the Orpheus building, was not looking for work behind the fo Mghts, according to dr juad of Saturday— prvi arrested DL Davidson Fri Last Times ney told Sergt. Putnam he lost Naquor. Reeser Werte A thrilling story of ghosts and witches in the New England Colonies Dpring the afternoon officers traded a shipment of 307 gallons of liquor from the O-W. depot to the lambert Transfer Co, Ninth ave and Virginia st. When E. Johnson called fo ihim. Be cau sin unlabel ed packag ment Invests gators have taker t ane Other victims of the dry squad were 8. Sumiyosh!, proprietor of ‘ Yesler tly across the headquarters alleged to have exking in a Second ave Officer C. P. Peterson trove his ax into the wall of A. De Martini 905 Ninth ave he disce of several hundred bo one CAPT. KOENIG WON'T TALK ON ‘SUB’ DAMAGE NEW LONDON, Conn. Nov 18—The German supersubma rine Deutschiand, In spite of its collision with the tug T. A Scott, jr, could again attempt her voyage back to Germany at | once. She was only slightly damaged, and, if repairs are made, it will not be necessary to take her into dry dock Whe h prepare to lea will on Koenig nor The Deu port until Un 4 Capt have completed an Inve to the accident which r ows of the con . the decision Children 5c | Da << ake’ 8 A y or #0 longer “ . woe at - h, who wa 1 was safe in nic my me ROCHETTE tty tt aes BEBU IN THINKS the accident § 5 three children 1 want to will be attribu b idgmentt know that, at least, I fought for our by Capt. John G ahead of the HALF A BILLION Dating Dispatch Rider Wins Chance to HOTEL MAN THINKS HINGES IN EAST. Fight When He’s Arrested as Spy--Com- JRL FELL IN SLEEP sy cant w. ackeRMaN rades Admire Him. : United Press Staff Correspondent Edward Thompson, manager of} BERLIN. Nov. 18—The wat is PARIS, Nov. 18—Georges Suddenly came news that the ing Hotel Europe, believes that Dol-! a ac € a decisive stage, and Biopnine: had Seen) serving 88: 1) Deeye Cuweten wyeer WAS MDCOT B11 os ann Stveancld white slave 1 will rest with the cam- a military motorcyclist since rest at Granville, charged with be os : Tranejivanis and Remaaee August, 1914, In the daredevil ing a spy! It was already witnens, fell out of the third-story |! be expert military: Tae corps where 85 in 100, @> every that within a month of m window there while walking in her| point here. As summed up today three months. he eéemed to tion he had ent h | sleep, early Friday by a well informed military author- NEW YORK CITY, Nov. 18 bear a charmed life. No one has been found who impli-|ity, the situation is , —Prosperity has taken such a “Fate gives me the chance to cates a second party in the case The triangular loss at Anere does grip of the United States $450 make good,” he told his com She wns Ge uae baitie anal 000,000 are being spent for con rades. None asked the implied 1 pita r ~ all the waf thea- struction of new factories and question from war has not reached office buildings th ed his fatal ¢ a pe ension In New York alone, in the last oe neve Thompson says he ad started Pt Ww two years, a new building has with diapatche ‘ across the street to get his lunch|come depends upon th gone up every 50 minutes! ba ho hails y and saw the woman poised on the) the t fighting This is shown by statistics the way. None ARE Herve!” | window sil es. gathered from all parts of the car t commis t The famous author came at once.) When picked up she was mx making progress country by Bradstreet’s, F. W. raise pathetic loans or to drive repared to protect in dew! ing They're after me. They're/but the mountain difficulties Dodge company, Engineering hargain { © almost pennile erate danger r me £ r than in Serbia. Once G& News and the American Con soldiers fighting for one cent a da 1 know to be a Government agents police de-| F nhayn crosses, my guess if 7 tractor. r is a « Pre It was tectives are still working the/t sion will come. How long Mia bieutant faventsenio tow ' orrowed case, in an effort to determine| this will t we do not know, but. Pa, war Was) whether or not she was thrown o » must be patient and await comb : ore id to the | of the window g developments is t the name that spread who ap: J aga Centr He t to Bordeaux My plan was not At en the original Rochett tie I bor. - hea hae aie out Sending Tha whict uments of spending The capacity of factories has forced construction of addi tions to plants in all industrial centers. Work is being rushed on stores, office buildings and all kinds of commercial enter prises robate, an it} Christmas Money him somebody's pape Thus he oupanae Set | To the Old Country r France Are you a ticket-ofleave man? A sure index of growing prosper like that,” comment. I asked shown by remar activity and eagerly he No,’ said he, ‘I was sentenced Hi voudniead , in t karages and theatres it gh with his fam- to three years ' A a little money tg population centers Having means, I then to the folks in ld country, there still abundant time, but we rec THREE HUGHES, THREE VIEWS, THREE WATERLOOS! | ca air etter oe the matter off until too late W e wish also to remi the Bank Money Order ‘System of The 4 found the quickest, the 1 } convenient m We see to it that the money is j home ex at the nearest postoffice without further expense nn most puting home a ; stefnuetenel it | Tho Beandnevtaly cases the letter carrier brings the cash Amercan for whom you intend it Wea Issue Bank Drafts on all countries in Europe and Asia, we | ay throughout the United Stat Alaska, and the Phili Foreign SAM. ol i. . money bought and sold Inquire at Window 16 4 m pawn : CHARLES FE? | Perhaps it's the name, Sam Hughes is another, ) Bill Hughes of Australia, | Ly . . Or maybe the fame, Bill Morris the other, |__Has women’s regalia | ) But it's Hughes the black cat’s| They lost in three weeks of cam-|To curse for rejecting conscrip-| / | ay been followin’; paigning; | tion; | i There's Chas. Evans Hughes, Sam, chief of Canadian They may blame the black cat, | wii aa ae Well, he got his dues Half-million militiamen | But the reason may be that Use Our Ballard Branch if More Convenient When Wilson, his rival, came] Resigned when he noticed no gain-| They are Hughes in name and de- plowin’ in, ing. scription, | Resources Over $13,000,000