The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1917, Page 10

STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1917. PAGE 10 IN FILMDOM { | ‘FARMERS WANT FOOD CAMBLING MADE CRIMINAL IT’S ALL RIGHT FOR BANKERS TO LOBBY IN HOUSE LAST (NANCE O’NEIL TIMES IN TODAY ( “THE IRON WOMAN” A Picturization of the Famous Novel of the Same Name by Margaret Deland and a Sequel to “The ) ) ) | NEWS—NOTES GOSSIP \ : OLYMPIA, Maret Lob’ a T ge gt : pemeiaie 4 Awakening of Helena Richie,” by the may be kicked from the f of the | abe ‘ Same Authoress a io hig n it : ee | hat lo . " tut when bankers are the lobby: | . nite the w q ts 0. K ' ¥ BEGINNING BEGINNING Pah hanes Jeotded ‘thin puslecday ' f , 0 TOMORROW TOMORROW after Ut banker lobby n ne on an amend é *. - for the ng trust from advertia-| F +, , or ing the bu traw 1 4 * I vane? wawate a 1 acting as admit rs of ¢ e * Yelk « LeeetPhete All ‘The president has just order ed another invest n inte the high cost of living. That probably will result as other in vestigations did—in mere re ports and no action . . Phew ease? ng in grain, mea other food prod adl Hits Wheat Gamblers ¥ to suspend the rules and the| 7 A nonpartinas ember of th bankers stayed | | Minnesota leg ¢ int as Among the lobby ent in 3EGINNING BEGINNING e R Rutter, | TOMORROV "TOMORROW “9 ante Co.; | ; n. T, Coman, of the Exchange No | F t > me of the board} : lose; J , a Trt 4 t t f Lucas In this way the league hopes of the Yakima 1 t Co, gambling on the “Come on Over, See ber of Commerce, the largest United States | My Corn Fall Off!” “1 Put 2 Drops of ‘Geteit’ on Last} Night—Now Watch—” Mary Pickford, at the Rex Sunday, In “Hearts Adrift.” pat en|GOT HIM FINALLY imands of dolls For Acid Stomach, Indigestion, Gas or Food Souring--Pape’s Diapepsin Instant Relief! Neutralizes excessive stomach acids, stopping dyspepsia, heartburn, belching, pain. “MY OFFICIAL | WIFE’ ASSISTED BY EARLE WILUAMS AND HARRY T. 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Guterson’s Famous Russian Orchestra says Sheriff Stringer, (De didn't a rthern¢ ry of the Boule Cabi. Officer « a dinger, all right.” Next #!* and Hot Meteor Falls; SAN ANTONIO, burning particle falling from the sky crashed thru | egs. : » | & Spring Style 1 " 7 e Women’s and Misses’ Suits Coats and Dresses $15.00 made Men’s Spring Suits 14 c t These e of th atest fast 4 r he dyes $15.00, $18.50, $22.50 Hats, Shoes and Furnishings DRESS WELL NEVER MISS THE MONE by opening a charge account f : A Es 1 paying as with u OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M. 1113 Third Avenue Between Seneca and Spring Sts the roof of a ranchhouse and set fire to a mattress on a bed im Sets House Ablaze Web» county. March 2.—A The missile, which resembled a from @ meteor] pieco of jet, is the size of a hem riumphed, | But the “Litt in Th , “Poor Butterfly” ..... By Hubbell ~cbineamtesdbeeas ____Jand the wedding bells rang. Overture “Phedre” ..... +... seen es B | MARY PICKFORD COMING | The World and the Woman,"| with Jeanne Bagels, wil complete a (wo weeky’ run at the Rex Satur Wednesday, Thursday, day night. The has eajoyed Thursday Mat.— Mary Pick? return in Hearts Adrift" Sunda. March 7-8-9 KATHLYN AS GAMBLER wu r n her first FOUR GALA PERFORMANCES Seattle's Best Photoplay House — ee NATIONAL bo. fails a ‘UNDFRTAKER SALTED| GRAND 27 BODIES IN BARN| OPERA CO. HARRISBURG, Pa. March 2.—~A | startling discovery was made by| Sanitary Inspectors Steinecke and | Skirboll when tn answer to a tele-| jPhoned complaint they tnvesti gated the undertaking establish ment of A. L. Ballard, a negro, and found the bodies of 25 children, a Girls’ ond Children’s HATS KAVANAGH'S Firet and Union. 1096 First, at Madionn Bors’. Twenty Famous Stars Orchestra 55—Chorus 60 RATHER CONVENTIONAL, BUT—| The man irl from the hands ing severely b ter. After carrying dame, he fin frame-up to Wea Fve Thurs Miura, Chalmer Mat. 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