The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 10, 1917, Page 5

STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1917. PAGE 5 YOU'RE BILIOUS! Two MUSICAL COMEDIES AT U.S. PREPARES SLEANLIVERAND) = MOORE THEATRE NEXT WEEK FOR WORST AS § BOWELS TONIGHT ga, = SHIPS GET GUNS } BY ROBERT J. BENDER nited Prone state ¢ WASHINGTON, March 10 aaa Special Return Engagement Have Bad rears and | Sour Stomach | Wake Up Feeling Fine! Best Laxative for Men, Women and Children. Stal — aS: ne ernment today looked out upon the prospect of actual war, fol lowing the order to arm mer chantmen: me off! In fear Germat s ruthless toward armed Ame ellef that ( an on ferate of American uk-exer ing the inte utio: mandate and search before to | Pres paring “Plot Book” ite rein it rma ple If Enjoy life! Remove the liver and ; jbowe! poison, which is keeping ready awakened peopt ‘your head diszy, your tongue coat eal da h 1 ed, breath offensive, and atc mac! h| I ng out and above t Don't st billous, " wever, fs the tre ¥. constipated and f t peace ( h 1 ed f nicest, gentlest li cleansing you ever vu. 8 Won't Declare War You witli wake up fe & fit and) i ; fine. Cascarets never gripe or! en race gicken like salts, pills and calome! ene re at ‘They act so cently that you hard ly realize you have taken a ca thartic. Mothers should give cross, sick, bilious or feverish children a whole aret any time—they act) thoroughly and are harmless, oath fer $28.00, or a 824.08 vet for 916.00 These prices in- einde extracting = withous F PERU REVOLT . b COSTING LIVES BUENOS Tr. jat the Athambra. 3—Oscar Figman, in “The Princess Pat.” opening at the Moore Thursday, 4—Billy t ne | (“Swede”) Hail, at the Pantages. 5—Lou Davis, at the Oak, 6—At the Palace Hip. 7—One of the Gir jeer Giris, at the Tivoli. | Sil | St. Pan! Stove Repair & Plumbing oo and repair kinds ranges naces, backs put tn amd con-| nected. | eos Pik Maia The Truth About Birth Control BULLBROS.)" o came, : Just Printers I} " 1018 THIRD MAIN 1043 | | she ; 3 ‘ 4 ful playhou se to overt! al cl w ; Ui me tad gosto (PANTAGES. Endorsed by Press, Public and Clergy Everywhere and Pronounced an girls. The Bachelor Dinn a musical | ar story are Intre medy, featuring k Henr ro is no infor stan dance HUMANITY’S MOST POWERFUL WEAPON AGAINST THE PRE- MEDITATED DESTRUC-: | COICIN arti Stern eee es: El Poet hat’ fae i Met eae] ANGER Tomorrow Matinee and Night and All Week “oman Cotati tin A TION OF THE UNBORN + chat M Fr a "P Corry s Note: “The Unborn” was previously shown in Seattle at an admission Cross & Josephine n aot aight, baclee x hat a of twenty-five and fifty cents. In a Repertoire of Restricted Song Numbers Al Ab- lwo : b Linne’s Classic Dancers win oe, Cte” ne ‘ Ih 4 ' ares OUR ADMISSION Adults 15c oo eos st PRICE, MATINEE ‘4. tevin le A a ens, pre “‘Newhoff & Phelps age gy s tnklng por [a venation enone OR EVENING— Children 5c Somewhat Different Singers New Songs and Dances yotovlay wit bo VARRGWDALE MEN jj Beverly Wayne, | val FREE hpi: Orpheum Travelogue Rice, Elmer & Tom Trampoline and Bar Funsters Orpheum Orchestra A BARRY ose ora Lyrical Raconteur th. the {det THE MANAGEMENT OF THE COLONIAL THEATRE HAS SE- P gee re men journeyed. «latin CURED A BRAND NEW COPY OF “THE UNBORN.” ‘ no, Switzerland Here Are the Winners i \ neode A suggestion: Come early! Attend the matinees if possible and In the IDEAL VAUDEVILLE Ree Sa euapGLirads seation after more than a er of Seattle Handballers avoid the evening crowds. First Prize—Mrs. J. Bredell, 154 B The Cohan & Harris pr thi ar ¢ { A Becond Prize—Mrs. A. 7 se oa 2 per \ Lose to Tacoma Tes am Third Prize—Marjorie Me S a , * . y. 7 Fourth Prize—R. J. Ruta eattle The © Y. M. G. A. handbat!! Firth Prise Les Crane, ; e t r ty eee ie oe by a {that he would delay any action a/ denominations, Secret service Sixth Priz aiiat we t when the Y | few more days. | x as soap ents, hired ; cl {t there in two out ae m Ferry and gained hig of three games ‘ae | cont idence, | Soap Agents” Proved | ‘ Jim Thorpe Again PLANS DELAYED; to Be U.S. Officers| Jimmy C lark Will Maren 10| Quit Ball Diamond counterfeit Jo ¥e el ouymra, 10.—Jimmy i in|Clark will not play with the Great ‘ im ph D. Fi mobile WASHINGTON, March 10.—What | $10,000 bail |mer. It is alleged that Jos. A. Muller, Mar. |Falls club this season, He has se ‘ ‘ Jimplieated in the counter cared :-e position” th: (he o me no merchantMen | ore than $15,000 worth al|the secretary of state. Clark for still a mystery early today resorve bank notes, of $10, $20 and|merly pitched for Seattle, Ho has three possible courses: | — = ——y ORPHEU THEATRE Telephone Main 5i06 WEEK—MATINEE TOMORROW Other Mats. Thursday and Saturday WILKES PLAYERS WITH THEIR NEW LEADING LADY Wilson purposes as to| Palace Hil easily ty seh le Another Classy Hippodrome Road ip beret papers Z skin tt bles cetacean TSE 4—FLYING DE VALLS—4 Sensational Casting and Comedy Act ! AL ABBOTT, the Village Songster 1 his own initiative un-| Gregory's ru tutes do e can call extra on, now that the senate néed its rules to thwart ieee SSS Florence Modena & Co. On & Bryan Assisted by Chas. H. Gardne Somewhat Different Comedy Sketch The moment that Re 1 Olnt ' t Comedy Musical Act “A Lesson in Reform” That is ; ‘btn | —_—_—_ Ri N ‘ i re¢ 1 anne pay ite Wenioat MISS NORMA WINSLOW Haley & Haley io & Norman ¢ mr ' ' until It passes | Formerly leading woman with Douglas Fairbanks in New York, A Real Singing Novelty Herculean Gymnasts r torm 1, dist pr P © of the armed neutrality with other prominent stars, and la son with the < ¢ led by v J i would not only amour tice t0| MOROSCO STOCK CO. in Los Angeles Feature Francis X. Bushman & Beverly Bayne ey hegapihg Resir ' ye ee rm «on eB alse 0! In REX BEACH'S Famous Story of pee ag 1 n Seventh J EC a yo ig babii t 1 la fe jon ‘ atte, t x Penney Dairece tne ‘2 eee: ree! SECRET’ Bh yickiy, exaiy snd atts. f talecons| Hi eae oe “THE BARRIER : V ' ¢ K Matinees, 15¢ and 25c te es ce oa Nights: 10¢ to 50c; SHOWS CONTINUOUS TOMORROW 1 TO 11 P.M Ae Puget Sound Musi TET — - BOR 307, SEATTLE Calon and Thi einiinneinane