The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1917, Page 8

STARTING TOMORROW POR SOLID WEEK By Popular Demand We Offer CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG N )* CLARA KIMBALL XOUNG- la “THE COMMON LAW" Robt. W. Chambers’ Greatest Story “THE OMMON L A 99 + Positively the Same Picture Shown a Short Time Ago in Another Theatre Capacity Every Show Thousands Could Not Gain Admittance We are showing it because it is a won- derful picture and thousands want to see it COME EARLY Complete in 7 Acts 15c '2 MILLION AND 2 MEN LOST IN _ POWDER BLAST NEW YORK Jan, 13 Two million dollars property dam age, but at a cost of only two lives, seemed likely at noon to. day to be the record of the Haskell, N. J, explosion of the Du Pont Powder company's | plant taat night which shook four atates. The company mere ly stated the two men were | minsing danger zone were 80 Ke jured as to require treata company declared in a st from Wilmington today | Hints of incendiariam —whiet |James Lynah, superintendent, aatd | the fire eta dina gia arre! a cylindrical piece of mac nery tn which pow de te with graphite to red Frou here, he waid, | + maga ich pound began mak@e w ach instance off Dr A t at GERARD SAYS SATURDAY) > UWONNAnV “Dds Last Times in Pride COLISEUM UNDAY TO WEDNESDAY Beautiful PAULINE. FREDERICK ‘A romantic tale of the Spanish Main SODOIOOOOOPOIO I ODIOOOS ita Orchestra, under Adellmann 15¢ Children 5c SOOO OE a Entire Balcony 0 | 1 Exclusive rr ° . : . Loge Sets 25° Second and Uni i . ‘ . a . : ond and University i 7 es yc one * CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG 1 eacner rov “THE Commo w’ Ie E COMMON LAW cea WASHINGTON Jan 3 The wireless report that Am ‘ recent Berlin banquet that re | ; « America were never better Samuel Blum, wealthy pioneer IAL EAT POTA ] OES Scbaik ih vimeLaA ASE bareeat, banker and merchant of Alaska, a | Soper fo eaneconemny eaters fell to hie death from the third according to word from Gerard 6 9 to the ctate department today. story of the Pacific block, Yés- PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13— ;Gump to Thaw. In one of these | ler way and Occidental ave, at Miva. Mary Cepley Thaw will | Gump is supposed to have 5:30 p. m. Friday. by the side of her son, Harry we Following an executive ses fell from his office window to the K. Thaw thruout his trial on a ¢ th hin t Bos of having flogged Fred sion soya of the - 9 vement b They polat out erick Gump. it is learned that the ton Newspaper association, a he had been to taint Mrs. Thaw had engaged a suite. *) talk on shop probleme by Pre « spells, and habitually went tog @irectly adjoining that occupied fessor Fred Kennedy, in the 5 window toe alr: on euch ae by re a ‘| journalism department, and BY ROBERT J. BENDER sions . . camel z * yers, who the de lunchon at the Faculty club, od Press Htat . Sian’ 5 49 years ‘of ase, a t fense, have it is) the Newspaper institute on the t lived at 904 16th ave. He had bee PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13.— at Thaw university campus was brought od spirits, etn a with day : Freedom in exchange for evi. » way t to a close By caring for her 25 injured pu Telhsns wr f the Valdegi dence and testimony that will a veoraesate o viate y satlk tate demos anttie aha’ had tow tuleeen mend Harry K. Thaw, erratic Thaw’s condition showed an who ; Gone Yaad cea, ie are gala : Pittsburger, now recovering ’ ue Rmingaagay Mosel agate ent tod x e od Carter, teacher at the Vireton from self-inflicted wounds in that the i t Wash! ‘. ab-| (Okla a hecelina ot a r this city, back to Matteawan or tary F th > na Geaiher which killed 16 Prison, is the swap the district t ‘ e vias, School children, destroyed Miss Ca attorney's office in New York * h Ruauhl otf talk ter's schoolhouse and another at will offer Oliver A. Brower and hay: vend as aehtens AIK | ctlator, Guta ane did 4nemendoun : Walter O'Byrne, it was learned - Fee er the fetirement of ¢ hh e thruout that part of the ; @n good authority here today. Ponies A en’ the roe — ‘ Brower is now in Moyamensing er journs epartmer Miss Carter collapsed from loss prison, awaiting extradition papers DIAZ iS GET TING to acee edit ye ition iy of blood and fatigue when help ar i from New York, where he {ts charg ¢ t " rived. She is in a hospital, recov ed with having conspired with U S. AMMUNITION T cored when a teleg fur. ering from shock and injuries. The ‘ Thaw to kidnap 19-year-old Fred sg was received from Frank Kane t viola » of ‘the oa” pleture shows Miss Carter and the ; erick Gump, jr. O'Byrne is un rapeseed er ad of t or alism depart-| wrich Ger he to—| wreckage of the Stigler schoc 1 Sitiinent on the same charge GALVESTON, Tex. Ja ent were t eiceaotaee house. ‘ Police have failed to locate hin Practically the entire state of Vera: Hazen J. Titus, of t Pa 1 ach 5 ' When Assistant State's Attorney Cruz is controlled by Felicistas, a i = ; 1 Black declared the state now x Diaz is recelving all the am 4 7 = , } Thaw, it is. known they would go a mm he wants downtown o an auto F flong distarce.to secure the testi-\try, | being first sent ‘ t : : ‘ | Momy of one of Thaw's accom-|and South American ports for trans Mert h ' | pices or “businessmen hipment. ‘This was reported to adhere hereasin se ul Brower was the bearer of the |day by passengers arriving on the t puld bree { *“dear master” letters itten by!steamer Harald from Vera Cruz, | sod develop 4 1 4 ——| . AMSTERDAM, Jan Germar _ ae ; } er, od ©; |editodial comment toda HUNTINGTON, Ind., Jan. 13. | Wells, according to the lice & Y n i 0| mo n the ef that Police questioned W. 8S. Wells. lenies ywing anyt of the f ; , er new rer as blocked a arrested here today a8 a 8U8 Qe ie : ‘rca ( d-fa e Y | j I program of eace at present pect in the murder of Mona : ase ees F } 1 ¢ The entente’s note establ Simon at a Columbus, Ohio, ander the name Van Brant” at i | t ie a war of conq hotel. Police claim they found the hotel wher girl was killed f Re a T heir part—it destr ir last blood-stained handkerchiefs and He declared stair nd on } a eg Ai. torial in the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger cartridges in Wells’ suit case bloo¢ “the big, strong bank.” rive for the destruction of] city, but\has recently made his ight from Colur to watch for e good, old-fashioned con- DIAGHILEFF ; ; iin 4 great power,” assert-| home in Kansas City, Mo Wells, A man w mer! k 6 be - a ' Zeitung | Chief of Police 1 rived at}ed with the suspect in the rec O1 hope ows De pblatt characterized the|the jail at 10 and to quiz ognized hi " on early to | ‘\ hs phone s made by “a madly frantic) Welle further regard his move-|day and called th , } een 4 sgt ti entente” as having “blocked every | ments at Columbus His mother Claude Benfer, | Gren lutely | path leading to peace Wells contended stoutly that he | now lives in Ka City. Several cured War by notes is thus exhausted| was not guilty, He stated that he|\ears ago We eloped with M le _ S . | hausted ul 1a amie | > eTT. ee ih phe Gah Mell) eae |for the present,” declared the Taeg-|%as willing to go back and face| Mentzer. Mrs. Wells left her hus-| GROWTH IN DEPOSITS | | ty Arrangement with the Metropolitan cepted by the hospital du lische Rundschau charge mand within a few ¢ | Opera House last month of t while 29|" pe a RS RRS RR 5 I oh Rana | Dec. 27, 1916 $13,923,240.73 ff | ne were sent home. mit 17 of these | : avs eilll cinder treathiodt, and eae [Bible occasionally, but a chang AUTO KILLS BOY | Dec. 31, 1915 11,198,547.25 but two are show!t rovement ean Hl into bad company | - Several new members were taken CONTINUED Things went from bad to worse. | Alaska Builling. home aff Ave NT | ’ 2 » meeting of the board of | FROM PAGE 1 and finally she left me The Scandinavieg, Gain in 1916 $ 2,724,693.48 2 NIGHTS, BEGINNING TUESDAY trustee day. ‘The medical staft|} The girl's body was prepared for WHILE AT PLAY . A wa elected and Dr. Forrest |~ Danan hipment to Grafton, W. Va., toda | The Greatest Attraction in x calod sisters show wit vo GUL Mnemmenm gy | oP pe ciee obs Weres, Chae ener On the basis of strength, conserva- Seattle’s History stated: st the. Moupitat tort | ee prima oc a | tism and real banking service, we are the child. | u » ir . cial train of. 12 cars—BOLM, LOPOKOVA | a coaster at Third ave. and Mercer | cial and Savings Accounts finns: ne VALLES, other principals path to aher death OF WAGES AT MEET t. Friday afternoon, He sustained | orps de ballet of 40 perb symphor That's the life stor Mona a fractured skull, from which he| orchestra of 62 Ongo non csr the gene e datusie stint oF Ins As. eee aa Savings Department Open R A Sho sod girl when first or the purpose of discussing! ity hospital. The boy's parents Saturday Evenings epertoire Ever Ni he came here,” said Mrs. D, M,/80me complications which have jare Mr 1 Mrs. E. L, Stumpf, 614] From 6 to 8 o'Clock AG rae srtchides” “Prince Hubb today, with whom the girl| arisen over the wage scale now ob-| Warren ave Igor,” “Le Spectre de la Rose,” “Cleopatre . : ae 4 ar ained in most places, a special con-| Jam nan river of the o ‘ she got a ob a elephone ope arth oO e PB. « u co | Oe igcsita “Les Paritions,* For Constipation Mian eho) telephone Der’ | vention of District No. 1, coal min irish for th 3 ; f M u igh com-| Asie eeAitrinee tect” she would ery and tell me she |international executive board, was|gine drowned the noise made by| ee, weiner” nae ANDRETH wished she were back home with|called Saturday the coaster, he said. He had just] s Y ILL. her parents in Phillipl, W. Va., and] ‘The delegates attending this con- emerged from the side entrance of| a i=] the friends with whom she sang in| vention probably will arrange to at-|@ garage before the accident | * ve ‘ } Saf. as he church cholr tetid the Washitieton Htate Federa eg Use Our Ballard Branch if More Convenient e an ure But Change Came tion of Labor meeting, in ret It pays to read The Star's . She used to pray and read the| beginning next Monday, wd Ad Page. Resources Over $14,000,000 iq ot de rut i)