The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1917, Page 5

“On maessToncl STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 21 BEST FOR LIVER, VAUDEVILLE LEADS AMUSEMENT 1917, PAGE § ! G ROW | NN G A G A R D E N | teaseaessssesesssessseeeessseessstesssssessaseesssseesssts: rial” at Orpheum, and Monte Carter Is Saying His Goodby \Star Expert Tells How to Raise Onions (This is the fourth article by Jonion ny be pulled out t Floyd W. Rader, King county | hand ' rad ell | ers how to make a succose of | _ Severs onion. | their gardens) nh in th ove t Th Siven, the Liver and mu » on ¢ wels and Straighten | By FLOYD W. RADER a i You Right U | (King County Agriculturist) th " ‘ ou Right Up The onion will thrive under al eur O wide range of clim ud poll cc t ne Yt Be Bilious, Constipated, dition ta ‘ loam con. ( t th AvOR OF Sick, With Breath Bad taining plent humus te be traw and Stomach Sour tulted for it’ Aw the erop requires A large onion of this type shallow cultivation and it may be, contains a number of distinct necessary to re to hand work| hearts and if planted will pro | to keop It free from weeds, the land| duce small onions, On the | " be in condition to be easily| other hand a email onion con t tains only one heart and will | In this section, seed fs sown as| Produce a large onion. A few | early in the apring as the soll can| of the farge ones may be | be brought to the proper condition,| Planted each year to produce | : net are frequently put out| sets for the following year's : in the autumn and carried thru the| Planting, Small onions, too, 5 winter with the protection of a Ii may be pickled. a | ie hav: oF Atta a Oufon lettuce, radishes, ete | There are three ways of [Are not flesh building foods, They | | growing onions, Firat, by sow. (Jack the necessary ca b | | Ing the seeds in rows where ; en ba _shortag RK WHILE VOU SLEEP) | | the crop is to grow; second, [tables that tari eeean | by sowing the seed in prepared ee ad a Tonight sure! Take Cascarets | beds and transplanting the {4d bean and joy the nicest, gentlest liver | seedlings to the open ground; 2 and bowel clear g you ever ex | and third, by planting sets. perienced. Wa up with your The first method is use . ’ cope in awoet, hecaee large” coinmerclal gro « | Cynthia Grey’s right and fee Get rid of count of t labor a the sick headact 48, consti othe On «mall ¢ ay be pation, fu tom preferable to plant Onions yo eyes, guick your than “ from seed « v the doing a full day’s| den are better than 1 "he seedlings are transplanted a college > ned tage oredr - en they are somewhat smaller got abo. ‘imocarve ! ee pe than a lead pencil and rather RAPS NURSE . coave: ce stocky. The root end of the plar Dear Miss Gre ' ! a he root ¢ of the p! iss Grey could scarcely ent ~ : 1. Belle Story the Alhambra. 2. Carrie Thatcher, at the Pantages. 3. Phoebe Hunt, at the Orpheum. |!* pushed Into the soll and the @oll belleve my eyes when | read the oo aang i rss, sick, | 4, Blanche Glimore, at the Oak. 5, Beth Stanley, at Palace Hip, 1 © plant sweeping statement made by the Cascaret eny time, as they cannot | ALHAMBRA J men husic on saxaphone, cornet,| COMING TO THE fon ah att S Siican sth okur sotan mr sped jure the thirty feet of tender| Heading the Orpheus tre vende nrragel ‘ 0 e "in your column iped sel Fe ing eee tron je any A ule i, & aod sand METROPOLITAN e established, they my glasses off and read it again lguntae matinee, comes © t = are; to about two or thre Convinced that my eyes had not |Sunday matinee, comes Bell famous Ga athletes, who have an f the thinning deceived me, | said to myself | “the young American prima doana."|orisinall feature termed “The Der Unued from day “Heavenly Father, can euch dense E pear, in. “Our. Lat le sc, comedy te nted by Con and thus all waste republic, dotted from shore to shore N THE erry come ay on eb y call thetr nning avoided. The ma- with free schools, and having a bod Mher acts: Jo y Joh Pr Beeman cn ing h ya wi E ing y 1 2 or act _jonauy c 1 offering wt at Ye Ubi?" and the bulbs may be hast. of thousands of Instructors whose < A hecy 6 * ® to do ' a apparent mnelo-) enting the contin qualifications are of the highest fhat's the © s dread when | Bert K R dramatic sketch, travesty and rag the te wate ta goma tener? . « art Dincktac vy me é : accomplished by rolling an. Thie nurse must rank herself as a - RR x ; a y Wager barrel the rows and an aristocrat. She cannot be one a poe ig gett i as ar.) down the te of the class she called a “pack of tilt are fairly foots. acrobats, ork? and Beth Spar have an 1 After these turns There have been some men pro “7 a wi hae medy and over tops are practically dead, the duced by the working class who ped. ee could scarcely be ranked as fools on which he says Fran ton, two fem! has especially cpread himself this nine 5 Raps yee I“Daddy Long-Logs” for a week's such as Jesus Nazareth ane ne | : c ni ° " . disciples; in modern times, men like = lweek cal i prise ° engagement, beginning on Sunda MEDAL. “Since 1656 GOLD MEDAL | pp A _ wi ee rit at Whes “Daddy Abraham Lincoln and a legion of m Of has the on. . ogra bysica ure, ein pril 2 y eee ot i National | pANTAGES and comed se Long-Legs” wa presented in Seat- other ] Topping the new bill at the Pan - he tle last fail it ecored one of the re« Id the men of the working clase ? Mad h who were with Washington, and tages, opening with the matinee| ORPHEUM ord w t the Metropolitan age el wereen 2 : Monday, will b 1 frow 0 Trial Elm I } The { the quaint Mitt later in the civil war, know how to 3 reserve dhe ee e » Reizen gina se si juthe handle a gun and hit what they , pretty at the Orpheum, + ag world of te re aimed Well, | guess yes © for As | understand it, the working ng Roy ¢ fed fea- | anc r week. The old ey came coved one c " } my it find gure will be Da Roach and James out almost to ca yn the most lasting « Biven to the |© see seneiste wef fed grade nildren of Hol land McCurdy, late stars of W. A. Brady's &Sfter the first two r ant wee \etage. Frances Carson and George a ving, ot er Psi brain or Capsules tmported | Touch of Nature.” Other numbers: |and has such a large number — Drogba] aie ema d ie neo tk is bo es inl secs : stories {2 | George W. Barbler-Carrie Thatcher | good acting roles that the company f 1! am In error « for the| company, in “The Way Out,” a pow-| bas sh best in it. The ven among the werking of | 4 by relt-lerful dramatic sketch; the Wilton plot of “Or unique, re ‘ \ ‘Bogus DRY SQUAD iar tue uanaok Pecpaek Yar tae | Money Se. | Sisters, in a combination of violin | quiring to dev two revolvt io alge gg ge , do not help. yen, and piano playing and songs and | stages bes title Red Cross nurse. It stande for DP hd ne | nobility of purpose, broadness of 4 MEDAL. All| dances; Harry Sydell, “a reguls Oe its ty | and the Azard Brothers, at jetes loak Only efght Monte Carter co’ days ro and the pany will close its Phoebe Hunt, who plays the role of “The Wife,” is at one time a wife and mother, at another a girl of acting her fir One of the great ace witness on the stand her father’s li ar bh 17 love story on in the child ying to save| The p politan n Frances © In nent * arson the cc the “Daddy Long-Legs” ping Metro nding to be members of the dry squad, L. R. Boucher, 21, A. L 8 19, and Ed Craf, 18, entered the 2 of Clark, a negress at 610% Eighth ave last night. of d extorted $4.50 on the threat of long engagement at the Oak theatre “Izzy's Farewell” is the name of the! arrest if she did not pay closing bill. New costumes, n After the boys left, the woman jwill mark the performances next ol Fi caught and arrested. At the police : : > » : station the youths admitted their To Kill Rats end Mice rae irst,,” Explorers Here Thought it India|" par sagt a iu CHAPTER II, ALWAYS USE The new jodrome road show, ich opens the Palace son is genera 1 Stearns’ Electric Paste 11\). «ii 4 by the American {iret European to visit i 9 . i tor sets eae is oon «Sunday AGirl in Boy’s Clothes Pull directions in 15 languages aw | CODY Iceland about 1000 A. D. Bold everrwhere. te and 81.00. | prevents Infection and led an expedition to a land Monda Is caught in a miliionaire's home. “Steal or ' U. 5. Government buve It. abbor further south, which he named y the streets” has been ner choice. Vinland. It is believed to be some After her prison term, unable to get work, here between Nora Scotia and T d she seeks the man and woman who “sent her KEEP LOOKING YOUNG S a — ae ues ay up” without realizing what it meant. She finds . Jut the Scandinavians made no him about to commit suicide becauee of his podem see on the wife's faithiessness 's Eesy—If You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets secret of keeping young is to ung—to do this you must ur liver and bowels—there's aving a sallow complex- ngs under your eyes— OF THE WILKES PLAYERS Production of The Season’s Dramatic Triumph ‘ON TRIAL” STARTS SUNDAY MATINBE, APRIL 22 (Matinees also Thursday and Saturday) in pric notwithetanding the cost of production Nights, 10¢ to 500; Matinee, 15¢ and 26¢ immense No tnerease the Twin Revolving Stages used in the production— all new to Seattle. SE ORPHEUM THEATRE THIRD AND MADISON ST. Columbus in scoveries that olonization earth was round could reach 492 to led to F He held the nd thought he India by sa x we Queen Isavella of pean Spain believed look your face in him, and pawned her jewels to w no sparki Your} iit out his P ats ill tell you most sickness| Pinta, and ta Marta ive bowels and liver, \ They sa went for two months rfected a vegetable Mutino ors were about toy i a olive oil to act} force 18° return when, ow] bowels, which he Octob 1492, reached one Tabl ue WE OM “My ‘ vf the Bahama isiand San ab! lets, the! why don't old sor vador : are — tle in |pecause they are in Columbus called the islands the | ke tha ez Furpoowie'd bi pryeen'4 y are, alive: 1 West Indies, and the natives In- _ France of | rections in booklet. Bathe those|dians. Ho thought he had landed wie A hat rp ncy age sores, bo uncles or eczema! off India should be enjoy on by everyone, by on fon of Benetol|” ¢ 7 tehes wialae to. Yther explorers followed Col toning up the fiver and clearing the |and il, merrrainn te-| Croat eeplerere Showed hom me ape ee ie Os — sf ou are afflicted country about the St. Lawrence, ‘ou will know Dr. Edwards’ Olive | wor sale at all druggists In ore | ang go Vespucc ho ted | } Zablets by their olive color. 106 and | smal ine as cons I3 Vist esd ss pec ie: 2 per box. All druggists, *was given to the continent later when {t became certain that a new not India, had been found Twenty-one ars after Colum bus’ first voyage a Spanish explor- er, Balboa, climbed a mountain peak in Panama and raw the Pa cifle ocean But he still the n country was India, the Pac ne In 15 ye Fernando and afte exploring Columbus the de Soto, |bad been found, for some years be |fore a Portuguese named Magellan | had safled around South America |into the Pacific, across the Pa leluc and around Africa, back ta | Portugal The St. Lawrence also had been discovered, by the French Cartier, and in 1615 Samuel Cham the French flag in sage thru to the Pa Great Lakes in 163 plain, fly search of a p cific, camo upon the In the 1 settling on the (Chapter til. Atlantic coast Monday) {Chapman Says Hts Leg| Is Now Good as Ever| of Cleveland, de injured early last and that Ray Chapman, clares the leg he eason 18 as good as ever he 1 for a big of the Indians’ hope shortstop net neason depend on howing his I their form thought | forests of Alabama and Misalssippi | in 8¢ of a mythical “gol | city,” came to Mississippi river. | It was now known new land eantime Europeans were | Much | old | | To the man who wants to die, the girl who wants to live makes a proposition—they will use his money to better prison conditions. The man is made warden. their trap. Florence LaBadio ADDED FEATURES GRACE DARLING ead tee “THE FORBIDDEN ROOM” By Beatrice Fai Comedy rfax “SKINNY'S FINISH” Featuring the World's Funniest Fat Boy—He's a Scream Colon CHILDREN, 5¢ CONTINUOUS, 11 TO 11 ANY ic. 10 jot ALVORD’S MULTIPLE. He is tricked into an adventurees’ apartment—scandal, wite—who wins? The politicians set a battle of wits—woman's —SEE—— *|A BIG PICTURE WITH A BIG THEME Pathe News The World's Events Pictures LATEST WAR SCENES In ANY SEAT 10c CENTS COMPARTMENT PRESS | Dr. Sarah K. Greene, medium; I. H. Alvord, in veator. The German professor in spirit life, the originator and contro! mechanically, financially and industrially Deep mechanical details anal yzed, corrected and outlined. Finances controlled beyond human belief. Purposes incredibly won derful and for the benefit of every man, woman and child, PSYCHIC POWER, booklet, Book Stores—Third and Cherry, Third and Pike, 1330 First Ave [itself civilized, | WANTS PROTEST | fact mind. It seems a pity to have that| name signed to such an article. | Mins Grey, why did you print tha letter? A REAL RED CROSS NURSE. | A 3 KNEW that s one like Id give the ter the “panning” she so rich ves. And. because 1 knew| the letters which would be sure follow east tend to broad ly narrow mind au I too, en bh hope’ COLUMBIA STATISTICS | Q.—To settle a bet, will you be good enough to show in your an swers the total registration of stu dents at the Columbia university, and also give the number of pro fessors and teachers at that Inetitu- tion? 8. E.R. A.—The Columbia unfversity has ne t of 18,176 students, in clue nsion and summer ses sion are 1,042 instructors EITHER WAY Q.—Does a torpedo travel on the surface of the water or below? 8.8 apparatus on s gauges the pat quently it or above A.—There is a marines which a torpedo, ¢ travel either of may the low surface the water BLAMES IGNORANCE Dear Miss Grey: In regard to the letter signed “A Mother,” will say that it is not laws we need, it s enlightenment. Ignorance a ways pays the biggest fine and the laws of nature are immutable There are today thousands of peo- ple who will not marry because they are what we call “damaged goods, quired by folly, caused ignorance c Dear Miss Grey: | would like to sry just a few words in regard to this war being one of commercial! ism. It seems to me, aside from the that American boats have been destroyed and U. S. citizens killed, that it wae time for the U 8. or any other nation that calls to enter a protest against the outrages that are be- ing committed in France by the invading armies, even if it does mean war. It is surely time some thing was done. FROM A LOVER OF PEACE, BUT NOT PEACE AT ANY PRICE. FOLLOW BOY Q.—What shall | do? There is! a party in this city causing me all kinds of trouble and unpleasant. ness by continually telling lies about me, and interfering with my work, They have caused me to lose my position twice, once Inter- fered in my getting a place to room and board by paying for the room so | would net get it. They | have me followed wherever | go, 80 as to be sure of ali my movements. lin order to make sure of where | was staying, a woman came up to |the house the second night | was lthere to sell some post cards, as an excuse to get in the house, A few days later a man came on the excuse of being a minister of a church in this city obtaining mem bers for a new church club | would be thankful to you if you can tell me what steps to take to stop this annoyance A BOY. A Take the matter up with one of the officers at the local police | Gepartment t HOGE BUILDING Second and Cherry { Owned and occu § pied by this bank. 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