The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1916, Page 8

The Rex Wishes Everyone a Happy New Year SOLID Werk Starting Tomorrow $1,250.00 The Rental Price Per Week For Exclusive First Showing ‘ALLIES PEACE NOTE SOON TO BE GIVEN OUT BY ED L. KEEN U, P. Staff Correspondent LONDON, Dec, 30,-—Not only wil the allite’ many's peace proposals cl set forth the principles for which the entente nations are fighting, but it will contain a General outline of the terms on which England and her alli are willing to negotiate, it w confidently expected here to- day. The fact that the note would ALMA Hanton list terms to be demanded ‘of « bod y Germany was expected as a re THE LIBERTINE sult of an awakening within the last few days in England to the fact that the German propa: ganda in neutral nations must be effectively answered Press and pub in} the belief that the best possible an swer would be « comp . re affirmation of the allies’ alms and} & statement of what the allies ref gard ax necensary concessions from thelr enemies as a basis for even considering talk of peace Meanwhile Kurope's interest cen. fered in Paris, where the note is to} be tasued | The allies’ note has been com jpleted. The message will go for ward thru American, Bwits and| Spanish diplomat: nts in Parts! [within the next days, and its text will be made public from Parts xt Wednesday In Engiand much significance In connection with y's plea for * was seen in Gen, Halg’s ry of the Somme battle, The} British commander summarized the result of the fighting with the state ment “The Somme battle has placed beyond a doubt the ablilty of the allies to gain those objects,” re ferring to objects for which the al j Hes are fighting { (GERMANS HOLD ‘DEAD MAN’S HILL BERLIN a 8a [German troop several French att 3 ehh A Libertine i d Webster’s Dictionary Says: tcitty'Specidice sr ons wne is lecnnicus® OHN MASON LAID AS THE MAN sare!/ ALMA HANLON AS THE GIRL IN THE BELOVED FAIRY TALE— “Snow White’ Dee. 30 repulsed eoeded b Pass trong fire and ta ed againat Given | port suerte. ease of tire north: Starts Sunday morning at 11. Bring all the children early in Away Dail fevbiialiy od uphhertn beat and the day. If you love them you will not let them miss Mar- id at isolated sections of the Aisne guerite Clark in “Snow White.” for a Itront with repeated repulse of Brit Better teh ond French patrols, was detail: | Title jee fn today’s official statement 15c—Children 5c Thi “the | STEEL MEN STRIKE ce It— Then Write] COPS GUARD PLANT Your Title PORTLAND, Dee. 30 and Mail © walkout of 320 1 S se Saturday, Last Times, “Oliver Twist” CENE making every effort Office that Mayor Albeo's Warning ag men who are on strike were warned by a proclamation txsued we canates<" War Threat Is Expected to Bring Germany Into Line “THE LIBERTINE“ order also asks the emp ere not to engage armed guards but te EVERY GIRL who works for a liveli- the snares, pitfalls, temp- The man who can afford to hood should see “The tations and traps that ad the game while his vic oat eieed 'n BY ROBERT J. BENDER try should sever diplomatic relay) The ovtlook for, immediate suc- Libertine.” await you. me bear the burden of a“: wevision et: the U. P. Staff Correspondent tions with Germany cess of this undertaking is admitted shame alone. and bours, and t WASHINGTON, Dec, 30.— The one instrument left to the|to be somewhat dibious, but abso president to avert this, officials con-|lute confidence is held that two or tended, is to bring about an end to|three months will “see the breaking the hostilities. ‘of the dawn.” lege of asking nonunion The idea of a break with G «eagles. tan many over submarine warfare will, according to the adminis- t ET’ Do GH SWE | tration’s view, constitute a Ww U LS) wirone clu in forcing Germany COFFERS OF CITY | to present a better working N | basis for peace than she hi 41 yet given. "oF iti rides vusenal tributed |The thought that a break must De ry In ators contribute e ° NO ADVANCE IN PRICES 15c ENTIRE BALCONY EXCLUSIVE LOGE SEATS 25c NO ADVANCE IN PRICES », if peace moves fail, is spur $600 in fines to the city Friday, | . n Vie ing President Wilson, according tc - THE *AT Ek - Jordon In PO) 4 cabinet official, while the indorse making him doubly anxious to kee: Coccccccccccccooccososes ENTIRE BALCONY EXCLUSIVE LOGE SEATS 25c fter facing J fee court Henr Roos tk in the Kelly drug xt wos « n the Iimit lhesides being fined $ ), he'll have) ys in jail | He had face ke Gordon on| the same ¢ ne before Paschall, broker who re a trunk full of Scotch at 12 versity st. November thé | |with the monkey, and not once has|terposed another kid 20, pleaded guilty and was fined| "ve beea taken in the Rope that it} | CONTI the monkey bitten a single one. Of! sequin ja $50 fwillimoress, npoe Ser eanert } NUED zoe jnoakey Bitten asingio one. Of | maaie Fassett, Boylston.ave. | ; her neutrals are behind President | "hae ; ‘ 3 Jot N,, doesn’t like the monkey Pat Sullivan, jr. was fined $100.) \Wiison's suggestions FR ell play Now, why, after three Hie had been caught by dry squad Eddie's mothe ra. Pee -, : . putlined b: ending official, no { { OM PAGE 1 years, should people get up in th Fo mother, Mra. Fred J. Fas-/otticers taking whisky from a|,,\® Outlined by a een | cert F | rir and insist we should dispose of i is one of the women who| stranded truck the situation has simm: on m ° iations ps inks the onke Nuc ‘6 : ‘ © point where peace ne hin nks monkey much ni er|" 1. 8. Alexander and E, Robert |the point where peace n MONKEY, “SMARTER | tadecosing naa jen chained in the basement. |yon each paid $100 fines, on |Tmust continue or this country, will Mrs. C. C. Hughes, another neigh-|_.8he 1 seconded by Mary E./charges of selling Mquor, J. W , if it is to be consistent ap the work action of Spain in protesting nat submarin 1 as inspired by | knowledge of thix government's pur hould all hope of peace evap. t orate. Spain's action is held here to} ac reg SECOND AND UNIVERSITY "icy Saat TOMORROW Midnight Matinee © NIGHT Actor folks are temperamental and know a thing or two ¢@ about ushering in a New Year, Will you be among those @ nt? H. Peterson was watching at “ | f 2 \ " & policy to’ a € 1 , to ry The rine det aati a ee e pedside of his 24-yearoid wite) THAN CHILDREN, IAS [vor says the monkey 19 a regular) Shelton, of 2908 Franklin ave, N.,|Tena, charged with hootlegging. Bac We ad 5 |, The fellowing wonderful ainweet- atr7 in ewan Providence hospital Saturday as : 4 airs C. W. Meldrum, of 280%) was fined $100, but went to jail by | 7c ae ne “foetal : start at 11:30 p. m : gradually lost strength from CENTER OF BIG ROW " l evden Sued thy welded roadway N | cliptee. either the preaide ior the NITES: sii soem bullet wound in her breast, in vhe said, “when I see him, 1 open| Mrs. la K. Yost, 2908 Franklin | country wants war, t fticlals eee sald, and war, the president has when she tried to commit the window so he can jump In. He|@Y@. N., objects to the monkey, too, cide late Friday. won'{-let him wlirt me, will, you, He no bother, and least. und oe Franklin, who conduct ‘| KAISER APPROVES jpeen sold, would semis ie See 4 “They live at 626 Hills ave. | grandma? » stand the cause of all this upre a kindergarten across the stree | Debut in England's Brilliant Ge Peterson has eon sutter-|~ Grandma Kennédy saya the chiid|et thie time trom the Kennedy home, ts enta'to| WORK IN BELGIUM BRATNER HELD AS Vaudevie Young Actrese tox from nervous trouble, and|was bruised badly and that she Dr. Whiting said he be a staunch admirer of “Little 5 0 cor 2 tried to end her life during|hasn't recovered from her fright 4 gers 288 | S06 | NE: IN CASE pl th prosecutor's wishe: And 20, While “t , AMSTERDAM, Dec. 3 . af = d # monkey house, rather ne 80, sittle Joe” plays MSTERDAM, Dee Kaiser last two years yet and bu’ ) Peterson works at the Skinner| “Vv ave been afraid of the|ihan dispose of the anima on, unmindful of the mess he has | William has sent a message of sym = “ ‘ ‘ % dy shipbuilding yards. me and have asked the Whit | Create ind both sides stick un-| pathy to Gen. Von Bissing, governor] Fred Bratner will not be prose | ® ve Re - % lings to get rid of ft," sald Mra Knows More Than Children wevering In their trenches, Dep-| general of Belgium, who {s seriously | cuted as an arson suspect, Assist: | In Scenes from “Tritby'? and “Romeo and Juliet WINS FIRST IN Kennedy. “All of our friends here Why, we would rather lore any-|UtY | Prosccutor Palmer stands |{Il_of pneumonia at ‘ Jant Fire Marshal Neff said today, | | fee! at the monkey #hould not be ng we've got than part with awaiting the next step role |cording to Berlin dts laftewed (9 Ton arent looes "The | monkey,” ead the physician, tu bis | #8. mediator TaN Ree ab uitmae 14 kal but is being held under $1,000 bond Burdella Patterson John and Winnie STEAM BOND. FIGHT all afraid of it offices in the Cobb building,| And the next step is the building | imperial satisf ae a witness, He was arrested Art Poses Hennings ) ‘Ot course we don't want to| where pictures of “Little Joo" are |f the monkey house. | sing’s work in complt-| with A. Clay Palmer and Reamy | Comedy ; ‘«e honda | 2s any hard feelings here, but|en display ————- ments the Kovennor general on his| Myers December 22 im connection! fl Charies Kitty ie city may jasue $290.000 bonds | we want our children to feel at! He has got more sense than a |“strong hand, farsighted leader-|with an alleged plot to burn the . he steam auxiliary plant with-| case bunch of children and 4s less harm COUNTY HOSPITAL ship and success in keeping order | house and furnishings at 2723 45th Irwin & Henry Flying Henrys submitting the proposition to Monkey Pulis Her Ear | ful and quiet.” ave. Daring Feats in Mid Air Voters, cde" ling to results of| Mrs. Whiting, on the other hand,| The children themselves are JOB FOR DOR MASON 4 ~ se Bs Comedy first lega! | s Sana bout in test litiga-|says the monkey is as harmless as| split in their attitude towargg won SPECIALISTS IN PAINE DENT v shorts attempted | tion, she allowed the litle gray an Approaching a number of boys| Altho he refuses to discuss the | Jorporation imal to crawl on her shoulder,| playing near the Whiting residence, | Prospects, Dr. J. Tate Mason i CLOSE GATE MONDAY Caldwell demurred, and grasp the lobe of her ear with a|they were asked ff they knew “Lit-| likely to be offered the sustained Friday by Judge|pmall hand and heave a big sigh.| tle Joe.” Shorts will appeal to the| “It is absurd,” she said, “that| In one voice, they said they did ome court. }any one should think that this How do you Mke him?” they | o- a aacnaaie monkey could be dangerous. Some| were asked expires with the end of the year | } _ Orpheum Trivelogue Cuteee ane je at Are Within Your Arcuni ‘sie ‘Albeda ie tee inant Milt Collins | Donohue & Stewart “Speaker of the House” “Naturally” At Prices‘ Charles Burnett, Director superinton county hospital | SAN DLEGO, Cal., Dec, 20.—When the lights dim out on the Panama ffornia International exposition | here, tomorrow at midnight, Califor dency of t He's coroner now, but his term x! ‘WALSH BUSY LINING UP of the neighbors are nervous, that! He 1 eh Bt ui _ no good," came back the| The new county commissioners! nia will have established two dura-| A : grotenien Gane. LITAN CAR' is a answer will organize J 8 d each | tion records for world’s f | ante t a E Bome new faces is the promise of| “I have @ society of little chil.) They wore evidently children of RADE SORAEY Sime Mb) ST ee leat aaa iis USTIN Ait Work Think of seeing this show for 10¢, 25¢ or 50c : . nga fay Praise Mt aya exposition has} Walsh, matchmaker for the dren known as the Band of Mercy. | the anti-"Little Joe” faction o weaning Oxmelly. twa years | Hitan club, on the next eard)'There are 200 children in this or Why, he bit my cousin Wil-| Mason. The doctor recently re-|The exposition at San FP one is said to be favorable to Dr PAINLESS AUSTIN Which you may do any afternoon at We Daily Matinee. aneiseo, in put on by that institution. The| ganization, and they visit, that iw) Hard Ayrst,” piped up little Bill turned from @ trip of Inspection| 1915, lasted nine and achalf months, || whted and a + EVERY date is Wednesday, January | they did up until the cold weuther, | Ayrat among Kastern hospitals, where hofor longer than any previou: expo | Open Sundays, ? AFTERNOON AT 2:30 ANY SEAT MAY BE Imy house every week. They play Monkey bites are poison,” in-' attended surgical clinics, * sition ia thi ntry baat de ald: niet x0, 25, 60 sw. RESERVED IN AQVANCE 0,