The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1917, Page 2

Se TOMORROW That smashing Big Money in Raising Temperamental Fox If He Doesn’ t Die on You. dramatic success PROXY” featuring -§ Mabe! Taliaferro M. Guterson’s Russian Orchestra The girl in the pleture is wearing two silver biack fox furs, valued at $2,675. W. A. Lafeaux, at right, pioneer in Northwest fox farming. | Solow a keeper tempting a “silver op blaek” with a goose egg. g LACOMA NOW CLAIMS A“CHARLIE WAX” TOO) CLEMMER TACOMA, Jan the Seattle’s Best Photoplay House Falla alg ela tal lelatatatr lata HEARST-PATHE WEEKLY 20.—In n on the cour al county jail here today, charged that charge with perjury as a result of his testimony in a damage suit Fred €. Carpenter, 57, bids fair to rival the matrimonial achievements of Charles Wax, of “Oliver Osborne” fame, ac | cording to the prosecuting at torney’s office Carpenter's bail was fix $3,000, which he was unable te furnish. His form, stand but that he was It is said by a AUGUST WOLFE, who is attegea | fo have aided in the robbery of the State Bank of Bothell on Decem | 6th, will face a charge of robbery Bin the superior court, Justice of the © Peace Brinker decided yesterday — « Fritz Zimmerman. He has) ihe rear gone under the names of Fred! A. Carpenter, Fred Roson and Er |nest Roson According to the allegations of an ex-wife, he bas a propansity for mafryigs widows who have prop. SHORT NEWS the ven he | d to have acduired during a Jlong career. Ha testified he had been married only twice, and that last + SEATTLE’ FIRST high scROOll on of his wives w dead; that | °tY- the Washington Hotel Annex. They |‘#8t_ | decided to rate their 20th gore appeared’ ou the} me Satetetic. ms civersary in 1819 witness stand. very much alive, and| TO CELEBRATE the clared she had had him arrested |'! Now ears’ achie i r non-support, and that he had | talneers’ cl i a banq = eon Hotel Butler last night $1: | Governor Risks Life Before Lynch Mob! | s 300 of those who.have 1 | in the walks of the club ‘The 2 Roses’ Bb LARGEST same size. afternoor | the Wash JAMES B. McNAMARA, sery FORMER PRESIDENT TAFT, in a speech at the National Press| b, Washington, D. C., says, in . We charge no Commissions on eferring to the leak inquir Real Estate Loans. 12--People--12 These things vanish into thin | after a while and the episode passes as a bad smell | THE DESTROVER Truxt A. O. STANLEY | m wil *\to be lynched. He said he would give the mob “a chance to lynch the governor of Kentucky first,” be on the sound LIEUT. H. D. McGUIRE either on the Inetaliment or SONGS Pretty Girls—Funny anywhere in Greater Seattle. ‘ | jorie DEUTSCHLAND DUE In YUMA, Ariz, Jan, 20,—Owi ng to Comedians eakened condition of Col BACK AGAIN’ SOON ' followin venta able ) ert, followir Also a Big Photoplay Pro. rehing een gram, Headed by Douglas . ‘Jax ).—Re ip@hion, Lieut. | Gerrard, in re today that authorities do “ ubmarine | 10! reach here be- | : eee Pet THE expected to put| fore | . ‘ KETTLE ON” London, Conn,,| An in charge of an (Five Acts) jarm officer and includ fe 4 that th ing 14 infantrymen and ral en ulp of the I )-|livted men of the med corps, sent from here, to bring via Welton, | Bishop from the} been lost at sea 10¢-Ho Raise-10¢ ae Association 4 ORPHEUM ca i Their ipsa: AND 2 oie Tastes Differed CHICAGO, Matinees Thu Saturda WILKES MUSICAL PLAYERS 50 MILES FROM Dr Joh paene wnal ee hn A. Wesener, analytical awollen feet, {t may he pesca d warning of Bright's tomato pulp “fine A pain In the ato: ing it in Judge pronounced a can of after tast oh may Landis’ court Then a government expert wore it was 10 per cent de gallons of the pulp AT THE annual banquet and election of the Engineers’ club, held last night in the New Wash. | utes. «tol ole Urnest Li. u y Haare " . ve i} n hotel, Err B. Hu wa MEDAL, ¥ sale re-elected president \v the Owl Drug Co Ld AF YMA NS RL STAR—SATURDAY, JAN. 20, the benefit of the Jur All our games Were played on} the square,” he and we never LIVELY FIGHT ON took any unfair advantage over our | Batre pn being cont nt with tt ‘ONE INJURED WHEN COLDS, enaed. She, | owever, that he was| many, and that his real] H a sentence in the San Quent in| In which we Mm plicity in the like the! » Los Angeles | great = mutual) be darned | LOANS savings banks) . ell ever work he decid of New York | to do he can meditate on the and New Eng| ” | solitude ot the dungeon. —____— land. ~ There is mo such thing as a return to the navy yard at Hremer-| Goy, Stanley of Kentucky risked “Bonus” or “Renewal Charges” | from F his life before a mob bent on lynch. with us. ¢ uas been lyit \& ing Circuit Judge Charles Bush for A. ¢ poe Amr D failure to release a negro prisoner and aerop We loan at low rates of interest, 1917. PAGE 2 CONTINUOUS Iroll [TRAMP CONVENTION | foyer. pcm on MADE MONEY IN CCAMBLING CLAIM... = vee may be pannen delegates are head. © Buffalo to attend the al convention of the q ker coach wot man in th Mr na American late wife $100.0 Starting Sunday impowsible r the con 1 of dele tarting tuffalo the This 4 next two # Kambling 1 by him, fo ption of the and devices house percentage DEMAND FOR eed VASHINGTON, D. ¢ f n Jan appre BANDITS ROB BANK ANAPOLIS, Kar Jan Jr 1 of the presi Exchange t Cowte James dent of the was wounded in in & running fight with a ne of five men o blew It and esca J $1,000 | 2 HURT BY AUTO 000 for a at proved of BARBER AGREES TO ‘ THESE MUSTACHES BARBERTON, O., scoms both fitting az first Kaiser's Mt Seatue were b d Friday night Yesler by an auto ¢ Collin nocked down an at 17th 10c ANY SEAT ANY TIME WM. S. HART tu DISCIPLE The tremendous story of a strong mari—with rugged Western backgrounds. as the fitting stage for a story of such import. The supreme sacrifice this two-fisted be-pistoled minister made in recalling the wife who had deserted him, and the doctor- lover she had eloped with, that his little child might be saved from sickness—and the aftermath—form the basis of this pictured play Jan, 20,—It 1 just that the n of the police departr t ie sald to ven orkanized alification for tache a la V 1 one might | ing institution _\NAMES OF SHIPPING ipso MEMBERS OUT ‘ON. AFTER A divorce and separa e club is six months, Mr. and Mra enter of Seattle the marital biias once ay, & Brow-y 4 again 6 7” Humphreys’ Seventy-seven | For Grip, Influenza D.C. | Orleans, W | Francisco an Baltimor # members of the eral shipping board ‘FATHER MARRIES AS SON FILES ‘DIVORCE | FUNSTON DENIES IT. When Grip Prevails, Everything Is Grip. T, a member of the makers’ and a delegate on pe SAN ANTONIO, Tex of the Seattle Labor council, filed BREMERTON While | “Absolutely ng said | Saturday for the councilmanic race, | A. G. Benben Gen, Funston today when asked if/ ooo snake ‘ a reports that Pershing’s expedition seiedlaghoswratt gE ere! ¥ ® married, his son Oiled p rs) was on its way out of Mexico were for a divorce from hi« wife, former | true. |ly Mise Shirley Loraine Ritchey, a} - |former Seattle girl, noted for her | fancy dancing take first chill or MEN | Not a Doliir*Need Be Paid Till Cured ] Filings close at 5 p. m, Saturday. | Specialists in Pyorrhea bones be ie us compl MICE ROACHE In concurren: class air the needs ¢ TO KILL RATS. AND COCK le prices our ttle Cham | & number of lay night at a » Aretic club at this time. | bana xet last he guests, were Jurged and responded to talks, in rd the development and needs | yr of the territory were expl ained THE GREAT STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE U. S. Government Buys It SOLD BVERYWHERK—150 and NOW IN FORCE AT THE UNITED WRECKAGE SYNDICATE STORE, 1509 FOURTH AVENUE, STILL CONTINUES TO SWAY THOUSANDS OF ‘PEOPLE TO SUPREME AND OVERWHELMING BARGAINS. COME WITH THE CROWDS MON- People That Throw Bo- quets at Themselves Must Expect Brickbats From Some One Else. A Small Fry Makes a Holler. re, fa asa hank Reese csa | “Sat Mean + cows atoning he ate DAY AND GET YOUR SHARE OF THE BAR. DANCES og eas Po per cent of appraiaed value, HAMM (eriuin conceal, jeaious merevar’ fl! GAINS. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS : and Bis inte ion at at AVIATOR T00 WEAK |, who been trying to stem the tide ’ ’ ’ t es ia to inat is toan on toeaneve eas” m of the « suber tlerdneig a ce COMEDY vse EQ RETURN TODAY” "2" 2° wares. ea! ee eres in age SHOES AND FURNISHINGS S00 See oe rs Sera PRICES THAT HARDLY COVER THE COST (2) The neern may that so-called co ee ean cenenes oid rode, OF THE RAW MATERIAL. THE THOUSANDS beak ihe oct OF BUNDLE-LADEN PEOPLE THAT HAVE such a wonderful purchase plenty of odds and ends. rsonally seen this as on the ket fo and considered a other real mere! PASSED OUT THE DOORS AT THIS GREAT SALE IS INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE OF THE BARGAINS TO BE HAD HERE. tock, while 4 month hite elephant by ants at the pri lid not think the « worth, in ais opin 40 or 50 cents on the dollar (as we unde retand) nothing wonderful in that » old adage says Fools go where an gels fear to tread here ts 9:30 A. M. COME EARLY sates GREAT FIRE SALE UNITED WRECKAGE SYNDICATE, 1509-1511 FOURTH AVE. Specializing Salvage From Marine and Mercan tile Disasters—Occupying the Large Double Store Next to Colonial Theatre — Store Open Saturday Night Till 10 day at 0190 a, m., eatin oF shine,