The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1917, Page 5

er it HOGE BUILDING Second and Cherry Owned and occu pied by this bank To Fathers and Mothers The Savings Department of this: bank cordially invites you to open an account for your children—either in their name or in your own as guardians. One Dollar starts an account. SSS Union Savings & Trust Company - OF SEATTLE In the Heart of the Financial District .. Florida tomatoes are now plent!- ‘Pal on Western ave. The orange trade Is livening up, and cucumbers fare beginning to come in. offices reday afternoon, eaded “not guilty’ to first urder charges Friday at Walter J. Milroy, attorney for yar wer ]Van Dell, filed a special written | 7 |tnsantty plea to the court | Upper, left to right—Blanche Gilmore, at the Oak; Bellclaire, at the Pantages; Marion Morgan, at | the Alhambra; scene from “Hit-the-Trail Holiday,” at the Metropolitan; Bayle and Patsy, at Palace Hip P - | METROPOLITAN | Vancouver. This play gives both Jof the Lumberlands,” f* the picture SHE HELPED IT ‘DRY | Geo. M. Cohan’s “Hit-the-Tratt.| Mies Phoebe Hunt and Norman | e808 } . Holliday,” one of the biggest laughs Hackett exc r rtunitles. [| ALHAMBRA Mra. F 1 Hatcher, 1550 }ing successes of the past year in 's @ high comedy piece with one The Orphoum Road show, person-! Atlant) much of the credit John Ruskin said bigy York, arrives next Thursday | Act of tragic tmport, ked by Mr. Martin Heck, | for wey & Vg gion ted the “We Can Live Without Art—But Not So Well” at the Metropolitan theatre for an . unaging director of the cireult,|/bone dry bill for Alaska by con c ‘ veo ot Soper) : neve ant MOORE peoiren i. attraction at the Albam-| gress y Hatcher, representin Why attempt it, when an opportunity such as this Saturday matinee. A thumbnail Richard W y's love story /bra for the week starting Sunday|the W ‘s Christian Temper offers? Don’t miss the Morgan Dancers. impression of the story upon which be ci bp The ite be Paradl m * This show has as jance ot a , went to RESERVE YOUR SEATS EARLY—MANY | Mr. Cohan has threaded this la returns for the fif ime at Pi headline act the Greater Washington the first of January AVE A > , iE oC crop of American humor, places its Moore theatre for four nights, be ‘Dancers, that t * HAVE ALREADY DONE SO. locale in Johnsburg, “somewhere in| #inning Sunday, February 18. Few) of deauttf: n}| AN INSANE man, Pere Silvola VERS er |New England To Johnsburg dram pro nt Year’ whom Maric 1a fire at Astoria that ec APILR YOON 72:30 NY ste. May ee ae ball 8:20 jcomes Billy Holliday, expert young | have secured | hold on the | working out : 000 damage to the Clats 10, 2b, 60 PECTED IN ADVANCE 10.25, 50.75 jbarkeeper from Broadway, sum-| Public as The Bird of Paradise.” provement of the fe fort dd to give prestige to the now |t i* rather worthy to not divine. hotel. On his arrival a each year Manager Morosec The six other acts are: Henr jaltercation with the local b duces a new Luana. Thi Keane and Dorothy Mort Mquor magnate draws him t the character is in the bands of |The Final Decree;” Bon Rya arily into the camp of the temper, Miss Olin Field. Hartiette Lae, in “nut comed ance worke' to his consid vie ail Maurice Burkhart, in “The Thi erable sur ds himself a| PANTAGES and Woods, syncopation tacular 6 He Beginning next Monday afternoon | Samarotf and § ts such a within a fort brewery egram | sp jhowling su night, he has dri ORPHEUM Sunday matinee tho Wilkes dra matic players will return to the n after several weeks’ play ouver, The play wil! be hrift,” Kiven by the company several months ago at the! Orpheum, and one of the hits in! Prices, after fluctuating tel f abos Ess tween 38 and 40 cents, settled down @t 38 cents Friday. ae Gideon a ke Predacers for 3 Neas—Under 4 Ibe Hens—4 Ibe and over Pigeons—Good sire, don | Turkeye—Dreseed .. | Veat—Faney, 65 to i | Roosters—Old, live Pork——Good bi » Belling Prices to Metaller foe Butter, Eggs and Cheese 3 | Batter— | @ Washington © ative Washington ¢ Stores Btor Kege—select raz Cheese atte wheel amery, cubs. ery, brick Wisconsin twins . Young America . so | (Prices paid w 060.06%| 05% @ 08 | Aifalte Parsiey— Cal., per dos dune Per sack hee . Pugs Eastern Washingt: Food 50.00055.00 +55.00@ 60.00 4.04% | Richard of his wife and five ehildr has no work. He lives at 963 of any kind, especially lof any kind, espectally at or night watchman. ase 46 Miof t bade ma 1 b. eo fen Pp Fineapple—Fiorida, ‘crate none he First Coast , Washington Coast and Sundays Palace Hip Sparkling New Program Tomorrow Until Saturday A New Show You'll Enjoy—Tomorrow to Wednesday Prelle’s Miniature Circus Featuring “THE ROBBERY OF THE OVERLAND MAIL” Don't Miss Seeing These Remarkable Trained Dogs! __ THE LONDON TRIO, Harmony Singers Bayle & Patsy Harris & Nagle In “Nifty Nonsense” “The Entertaining Girls” Wilson & Wilson “The Bandman and His Band” Reo & Helmar Acrobatic Balancing Act /Franc’s X.Bushman & Beverly Bayne \ In Second Episode “THE GREAT SECRET” Feature Photoplay— SHOWS CONTINUOUS TOMORROW 1 TO 11 P.M. Paid Fess, Poultry, Veal and Pork ae er ose Country Hay and Grain oe 47.00@ 48.0 45.0049 00 CAN YOU HELP HIM Arundell 1s the support but 87 45th as fanito Janitor THE FIRST and sixth companier com Artillery joint celebrations last night concert to quartet he Flonza Feb 8 Americ to recognize the merits of the Flon Thuraday evening One of the firat n critics Hale of rmance in that | zaley | Boston quartet was Philip The initial per' which the Flonzaleys gave city some years ago Hale charac terized as of the most bril \liant in the history of chamber one Official Call Dec. 28, 1916 $ CAPITAL PAID UP 100,000.00 Loar 3 ° AT796 218,901.81 447,234.05 9 Real Estate Gilt Bdge Bonds. . Cash Reserve . The Bank for Savings In Its Own Building Pine St. at Fourth Ave. Ladies’ Musical Club to Offer Flonzaley Quartet anticipating | STAR—SATURDAY, FEB. 3, 1917. the New Pantages will offer so acts personally picked by Manager Pantages when he was in New Yof a “A Te pid-fire comedy Australian Woodcuttera are s woodsmen who will saw down trees before On phone T are The ave. at Seneca at., all 1 eyes of t udience the vipers he audience with amas | Vii 4 Too Much Married,” a1 Other acts: The Beliclaire Broth. | * farce. It gives™“the Dancing Chicks ample opportunity in teats of endurance and ath feats; Bobby and eon, as True Exponents of Repartee Mzabeth Cutty io violin and vocal ers. ‘sdlow, m to $25 a week have to work for it, m Co., C umers’ building, Chi- Tho latest episode of “The La: | Sese, Riwerpeleane, iilustrious for-| gag the average 20th century girl |cago, Ill. Miss Clark, care Famous the Market Patho's” serial, “Peart of the|90@® the limit in drese and # good /piayers Film Co, 486 Fifth ave.,| : 4 Del time. New York clty. } Army,” show its, fourth episode. No wonder the man falls shy of wt Se... being a walking meal ticket for’ @will you kindly tell me what |tarrh. Caterrhad vig erste at tha Palace qip/#ome women, She tries to outdress date Easter Sunday will fall on| Headache. Sunt ay Chas her neighbor. thie year? FRIEND. (One simple test J s Prelie’s “ Most girls think that once they! A—April § will be Easter Sun-| Will convince ER presents 19 of the best trained| ate married, their work Is done. | day. | dogs seen on the stage. When they dust the house and get _ ¥ | Other acta are The London|@ meal, oh, let John do es For Woman of W orld Trio, harmony singers; Bayle andja%d bring home it lakek oe Dear Miss Grey: Just a few Patsy in “N Nonsense;" Harris | think if wget cg Plat hold expenses |Words to “A REBEL.” She speaks [airmen we GreM and Nagle, known as “The Enter bora ye 7 ek yrrens i Soule be 2bout a good girl and the chance |taining ¢ Wilson and Wilson,| (lets do | know) Ae eee ate, she has with the men. One girl ha Catarrh Jelly P in 10 Bandman and His Band;”| Setter. But | suppose to just as much chance Seattle jes will commemorate a the founding of the their 18th annual hall, Seventh ave with ball at es nin Tuesday @ February 6. STARTING; SUNDAY Return WILKES \ Dramat Prices, Nights: Matinees AK The costumes. Reo and Helmar itn Salts, What the Ke barm. carets, and they cost only and Pine|per box at any drug store. work while you sleep, Orpheum M id PLAYERS, “THE SPENDTHRIFT”’ ic calomel, entle and natural fraternal order| that can be constantly us The only such tonie ts Cas ATINEE, FEB Presenting Gem PAGE 5 WILKES PLAYERS RETURN TO THE 4 KILLED AND ORPHEUM; “HIT-THE-TRAIL” AT MET 50 HURT WHEN mia, Russian pea ers; Zeda and Hoot, dragon | esenioemmetamessipiioasts | and owl stuff; Travelogue to Indo-| 1 mar ith | abandon wife and offspring? When nd Normandy, ¥ Tiny”) 66 ” our churches, our society, our gov- hestra 4 ace ernment, take interest in our social err affairs to the extent that the | fl BY l ER Y nize the need of some means of s new for the Monte Carter amusement where desirable com- layers at the Oak theatre, Second fancy stepping and singing, and a lows them to show off some nifty Monte Carter has more | matrimonial entanglements wished crobatle act The feature photoplay will be the i and germicidal catarrh jelly ever The feature pho be the | The Mnansiaily titaa (or a: peed bad girls get the desirable men, *dermicidal catarrh jolly ever ote second episode of the serial, “The| ’ ann bee 460 Pray tell me what is the difference? ; ked with full directions im Great Secret start. Of course, many me All meq are not virtuous—none tons. Try it OLD FOLKS NEED ‘CASCARETS’ FOR LIVER, BOWELS pills act on A woman of the world is just i | bowels like pepper acts in [afford it, but a an eaena capable of loving and making 2, Be Better Looking—Take peo op daly Sai home as any other, once given a Olive Tablets iets chance. More so,even, for she rays ‘ : “ ” “Spirit” : If your skin is yellow—complexion Enjoy life! Don't stay bilious,|.,.0"% peep into the, bithiard SG Pla ia Ravager ody etn pel pallid—tongue Sokted vappene poor sick, headachy and and bowling alleys, they/will find|t retain her home. | —you have a bad taste in your mouth music in the last 20 years.” | constipated, thousands of young men in these “ONE WHO KNOWS." mee! oe feeling—you should Since then the recognition - places every night, and thousands | pile Or ian ae Oliv Tabs de orded the Flonzaleys has extend-| Get a 10.cent box now. sitting at card tables. Those} ‘anaes Praise tar Gail Tiare oreoaal ed from one end of the country to| Most old people must give to the|young men have acquired these) Dear Miss Grey: It isn’t often| Dr Isdwande after I> vane ety by the other. bowels some regular help, else they|habits and they go there after they that we have such a clean and In-| wih hic auuemen | es study The quartet--now an indepena-| Suffer from constipation. ‘The con-|have their evening mea art Of ‘teresting question put to us as the Edwards’ Oliv ont. body-devotes ita entire time| dition is perfectly natural, It te|their earnings ie squandered there |one from “Rebel,” Virtue le a qual. a. Saas Pigs Rees bh to the cultivation of chamber | Just a8 natural as it {s for old peo-levery week, and it is all for self: | ity every man expects in the girl he| with volive il: "You will ‘know thea music, the singleness of purpose | Ple to walk slowly. For age is never! gratification. |marries. To the great majority, all| by their olive color. To have a clear, and lofty alm of its members being |80 actve as youth, The muscles are} Many of these men are mechan-| others are “legitimate prey.” pink skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a spown by an agreement neither to|less elastic, And the bowels aro) ics and earn good wages, and could) Lack of manly men is to blame! feeling of buoyancy like childhood teach, play in orchestra nor ac-| muscles q support some nice girl in comfort, for the conditions so truthfully told.| days you must get at the cause. cept individual engagements, In| 5° all old people need Cascarets.| put they have gotten into the habit) The normal girl cra’ br Edwards Olive Tablets act on his respect, it Is unique among |ON® MIEHt oe Well refuse to aid)of hanging around those places.|ionship and protection, and expects| the liver and bowels like calomel— tring quartets of the world. The | ek eves with glasses as to neglect] Yet, when these men take a notion it from her gentleman friends. It| yet have no dangerous after effects. rtists will appear at the Moore) this Kentle aid to weak bowels. The/to marry, they would never think | should be the greatest honor to man| They start the bile and overcome heatre under the local auspices of |POWC!® must be kept active. This is| of marrying a girl of questionable |t, accept that trust, and how many | constipation. That's why millions of he Ladies’ Musical club. Peokretet ages, but never #0 charaster. She must be a8 pure a&tare animals, having less than ani-| boxes are sold annually at 10c and 25¢, hte Lt a IOI jmucn as |the driven snow. mal instinct? ruggists. Tak vo night A Age is oe 8 time for harsh) | would not advise any girl to! The male fox always helps to rear Cee ae Gisching scene EAGLES WILL DANCE |physies. Youth may oceastonally marry a man who was in the habit! his offspring; but how many men fi | whip the bowels into activity. But] 9¢ spending his time that way. He) ————______ thd Scie eae | ] a lash can't be used every day.| Would be content with his wife's bowels of the old need is to: siicineatietrteiensen| THEATRE Third and Madison St. Telephone Main 5106 4 Phoebe Hunt, Nogman Hackett 10c to 50c; Matinees, 15c and 25¢ Thursday and Saturday WEEK Alhambra THEATER. fbeeli CIPHEUM \ VAUDEVILLE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS IN A | _ TRAIN SMASHES | CRESTON, Ia fons are dond t in the local hosp & result of the wrec Feb Four per and 60 injured} land hotels « ) of the Burling: EVENT OF THE ton train, No, 12, eastbound, which POEM OF MOTION struck # broken rafl at Cromwel station, #ix miles east of Creston at 10:50 o'clock Jast night Three steel Pullmans and a wooden car rolled over several times going down a 40-foot em bankment into the ditch, landing on their sides, The uninjured Ift ed dead Rf injured out of the! windows, All suffered from the ibelow-zero weather for an hour ore the two relief trains arrived The dead were taken from the wooden car, None of the injured is believed fatally hurt OLSON MURDERER PLEADS NOT GUILTY OLYMPIA, Feb, 3 Insanity will be the plea of John Van Dell, the logger from Bordeaux, who dered Industrial Insurance Cor uulssioner Edward W. Olson in bie panions can be found, then there may be the opportunities that honor. | able men and virtuous girls can take HERMIT. Wants Women to Work Dear Mies Grey: In answer to “Rebel's” letter, she no doubt ie right in her remarks, but in regard to one portion of it | beg to differ. Working men who are earning $20 xt week : tHelen Holmes, Pearl White . F Miss Burke, care Geo. Kleine | advantage of. , 166 N. State st. Chi-} Neth Miss White, care Pathe| Like change, 26 W. 45th st., New York city Holmes, care Mutual ler marriage would be ridiculous. h a They ought to, anyway, until they Gepends on hersel e any. It all gnsotutely without equal, pleasant She says the effective. The only powerful an’ |proud to give it a thought. owadays. So why shoul COMPANION, | Towadays. 80 why should they be any better than the girls in having their choice? A man should not expect more than he can give. He has no more right to indulge in the easy life than a girl. “Rebel” must not think she has any more right than others. Just because a woman won't starve is no, —— reason she must turn a desirable! rrye man down if she gets a chance to| HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS marry him, and do right. Raps Doubl Standard Dear Miss Grey: .Several days ago one who signed herself “Rebel” wanted to know why the “desir lable type of man” did not seek the society of clean, lively, jolly girls and in a'recent issue, “Seditious | Spirit” answers her in her closing lremarks by saying, “Men aren't marrying now, thty say they can’t Just Printera. 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 company for a short time and then drift back to his old haunts, and |wifie could then spend her evenings| 10 cents|alone until her lord gets ready to! y come home, | would also warn girls) to stay away from public dances, | for | have heard young men say, why they went there. Promiscuous society is not the! best place for a young girl to be in, luntess she is accompanied by one she can trust. “A, C. L. C, 8.” | wants to know what “Rebel” meant by “desirable” type of men—I think I can tell him what she meant. A man who is clean morally, mentally and physically, who d6es not coun-| tenance a double standard of mor , a man who will treat the lady he associates with just as he would | ‘have his sister treated by other men; a man who is a provider and| will not accuse his wife of squan-| dering money when she buys 10) cents worth of candy for hergelf or the children. That is what | think “Rebel” meant by “desirable type of man.” C.J. H. nic. d without NEW PANTAGES MATS., 2:30 NIGHTS, 7 AND 9 BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON “A Telephone Tangle” (Seven They People) The Bellelaire Brothers Feats of Strength The Australian Woodcutters and OTHER BIG FEATURES—10c and 20c Q.—Will you please tell me where to address the following film play stars? Billie Burke, Marg. Clark, |