The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1917, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR HAIG DELIVERS — STRIKES chow | IN GERMANY AS ANOTHER SMASH toonis scarce TOMORROW AND WEEK MARY PICKFORD In Her BEGINNING TODAY Just what thousands have been waiting for COHANISM IN MOTION PICTURES. The Yan kee Doodle comedian in his best and funniest play, sparkling with a continuous series of humorous situ ations, offset by various dramatic scenes, this subject LONDON, April Field Mar-|Cambra way haa | 29,000 Munition Workers Famous Succe presents a breezy story of rapid action and human shal Haig smashed another blow at | be t ert Said to Have Quit ; Camt angle, for in Berlin interest— Cambral today, and advanced 2 : M apebiats : : oe bom Mere tad Sillers | HINDENBURG ALARMED s day The 1 ah « ander re During the night we captured Twenty thousand munitions He likew ailed repulse n umber of prisoners,” the are out on a general strike to ani vered 7 day, In protest against reduc art ! erable tillery party attem to tlon of the bread ration, ac ° of places a ente nehee at Fauquinsa The First Screen Appearance @ ::. red. Artery was) €2rding to latest information \ ¢ pture Gonneliew acti imber of places durin from Germany, Scores of con of America’s famous actor in a live-wire, up-to-the Ha ° ‘ eling the « lied igh? g rumors as to the atrike including a number of reports CHIEF IS UNCERTAIN ©: ~~" eat force of strikers a minute sort of play, full of pep and ginger Does Not Identify Tracy as Having Had Gun (iit. io bus ill - _ eats : <r ee Greate: The examination of Charles Beck} One of ardest foug ‘euet | were eatied Phe tre rune ingham Beattie hief « € am bh ° a ame w " . r 1 t the ident f f th « ® en “ edto hk a nded ne a ‘ : , ‘ ne Tess November, was jo. ‘ the state were upheld a meeting ¢ Storm . ing t the of Charles Adams. enoun Dowell, and testified voluntarily assisted COME EARLY A Great Show for the whole family and all the relatives and friends 20,000 FEATS UNDER THE SEA—B8UR- LESQUE COMEDY R. Watson, employed in the lo o was |Comotive shops of the Great North. | plie in Everett, told the jury of what port nad FIRST RUN seon during the rkers appare He said a dozen rifles in wh to express « ane tha there 4 b Children Children = at Ge oa recognize Loge Se 25e Loge Seats .....25¢ JOHN HAMRICK SECOND AND UNIVERSITY J § nam The story tells of a emall town youth, “Broadway Jone: who secures a goodly inheritance and journeys to the Great White Way to “burn It up.” “Broadway” soon becomes popu lar around the lobster pala where he entertains his many chorus gir friends most lavishly. Before very long he is the talk of the town, becoming as well known as the street he is named after. an appeal «Wag ta » dispatched their intensity, only artill | CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 IE yn urgiog that every sive | MASTER IN FRANCE °° 0 TRY THEM Fie stif_able we otle ‘e|the fe The next time you. outs one * Continued From Page 1.” ;.. headache, indigestion, bilious- ly cache f ¢ forces, ¢ M. Guterson’s Famous k trenches, who blee 1 t t ness or loss of appetite, try— . 4 e » t J iad The abi of iO) id Russian Orchestra Guar o | pard without limit any point, at any ® dinary efforts are appar me hat permits the a MUSICAL PROGRAM ‘ ef mk made by the Gertar rk esic retreat”! sisty of an advance. Guch « SNS sch ga's ba bu eeeoedoss's By Mendelssohn to be sent abroad at nt to restore o 1 to eo Purpose of Tor never| ntration of fire as the French Violin Solo ....................By S. K. Wineland , es news of the inter “Spores Hes ind pour in where they want it com service capital t those tion vd ars ago OT ee to aeoent : ss pletely wipes out every defensiv ‘ ment let it be known that the strike | . 4 ou : J. device known to German genius |serve who ought to d neth nd we oug to. let [eee sanene |wh an sta 2 5d hedrir ty dag gonlas ¢ ADMISSION 15 CENTS Brie eccge tien aay ata eo he ay tratecy | now failed The i sire t : b in ttha thee wodid be examot va ® ann | Sale of Any Medicine in the World. —even t ey would t n I French did not choose Hinden Great Reserve Forces | “Eid Sethe ‘te tense lene See jbure’s line as the main point of} But if the actual fighting battle} their offensive |Wants No “Hymn of Hate” front does not reveal the presence Likewise all the wanton destruc.|0f troops, immediately to the rear| The colonel was asked how he felt toward Germany AFTER TALK WITH ws: whe Auth way at the Cerwse there in everywhere visible titanic| St*Paul Stove Repair & Plumbia ‘ ins Gadiaal sds, aaanep ®t ino te’ in this country | | retreat, the razing of trees Es fon of men, munitions} Firebeck linings d I am utterly ag t any ‘h n Of hate his country nate pl papi v teeee land material | ned repairs for ail agar at nati 4 4 wpdedihsa ay fere with the os advance ag a The valleys, woods and ravines ranges and fur- 1 b y tyranny now proved utterly useless as alate filled with cavalry, ‘antry paces. Water serve from servir the obligator military s nd completely un-| pitched batteries, munitions trait a ee trucks cannon nected. neing or awaiting t |word to dash to the front. The: fible force {s forward movement everywhe sence of it attle’s Best Photoplay House aad noblest ng every ree divis os PIKE ST. “Nothing to say,” said Prose. Main 675 cutor Lundin, Saturday, con- cerning a conference he held with Logan Billingsley, head of the bootlegger family, who is | against ious militari lich roy free under sentence of 13 months at | 4 Pee McNeils and. The confer. "oe = | ' co : hall hail tt ence was held Friday, in Lun % ew | Once we have d yyed th ah ha din's office, where Logan went 4 Germans as our brothers and we shall eager hope to admit in custody of a deputy marshal 4 5 them to the fellow { { free peoples.” The Gillingsleys are held at the ve f those leon—wh tyra [From the New York Pre) THOS, H. INCE’S Trane a a o- Yor -, | STUPENDOUS jected mmigration detention station, A motion picture mas i , No Time for Party Partisanship without bail, ca ipecintigap stars: F |past he had differed rply tical with the|say a word. No, I didn’t talk w * Ear ) WASHINGTON, D. C., April 21 president under wt ,@ « Ora or red, and I don't know t pe “thet Once this cour Appear With modifications provi that : “T em what the state is going to do New York Pven the president's regulations be rea-| PMasiz his staccato utte . A ’ FeCOR- | for, to or with the Bil 8 re of her le, the senate went on ra{nize no partisanship and distinction of parties. Let us inn a secret | t re Id t she “ out th s h st reewar t « . WwW 4 R Ne who ba d | ° favoring a censorship clause in t ' oulder-t v ¢ slighte egard commune Pde cp : compiexion ae Saplenane Sill an ideas it the slightest regard to o p h as announces sd r > . , A tial it , {that he will fight the execu of Ifyou, too, are embarrassed by for it rnal subje ple all of us alike, rison ter: a het a pimply, blotchy, unsightly com. || ( contended {it was r of the flag and the interests of mank h, and the trio will and an abridg coat of ten onch om fon DAVE MONTGOMERY, ||50es¥r wats Latast® © "Say ne wi tm we ot ij Pig § |Chicago for medical treatment ncay file a vote on the whole t ror, asking for an appe: ; NOTED ACTOR, DEAD 55 Gannen Lot 2 oo | ed Resinol Soap and Res- || i:nconstit: Ointment regularly for a week and sec if they do not begin to make & blessed difference in your skin. They also help make red, rough | ferred until after the consid hands and arms soft and white. of the war arm measur || censorship clause atiopted is as fol-| CHICAGO, April 21.—Show peo his myolicat ies Starting siIOL "i. age Me etait a’ INFORMATION HERE — scr vid Montgomery \Sogp and : hen@auniters for the work the sad Ointment aresold byall droggiats. Fortrial || ny infors ; Romery and | seattle committee food produc BENEDICT IS TOLD the mov Stone. Montgom flied yester,|t#0R nd conservation, All persona | ay In a Chicago | Willing to of the use of lots su " A ROME, April 21.—A revolu , hospital, after anjable for cultivation or to secure) tion is imminent in Hungary, at ny _re Seen iIiness of about @lguch lots for cultivation, should| according to Vatican advices to. or conduct of any naval « ‘ month da tary operations ¢ espe communicate in writing with this 4 7 coerenenk oe wii » ontgomery | offic As a result of various disturb r t jai ts \ mati ty nh pennddted F Gand MONTGOMERY stage Any one n apply here, also, for} €®s, the information here as serted Budapest and 25 other cities and towns had been pro claimed in a state of siege any place, or any in ting to the public defense, career as a clowr us, information about plowing, planting, teen | seed, ete What Western Papers Say: The picture has exhausted all powers of the camera. No words could tell such a story; no painter could put it on canvas; a thousand tors could not give the details no type can describe it.— then becoming a minstrel, Nix ago he formed the famous! The office may be reached by tel en-| partnership with Fred Stone, Mont-|ephone thru t d ducation emy, shall be punishe a fine of |gomery left their latest production, bexchange, I ine_and. imprisonment | AT BROADWAY HI tion rela aleulated to t useful to ded aotiie (a this Post-Intelligencer tion shall be conseeued to 1 Ohad | Broadway school boys out Truly a marvelous work.—Seattle restrict, nor shall any regulation | classed the girls in echolarship dur Daily Times. herein rovi mit o | ing the last quarter by a score of 50 | strict discussion, comment or Humanity’s greatest emotions and aspirations are thrown into sharp- est contrast in finished artistry which leaves nothing to be desired, Portland Oregonian. criticlam of the acta or policies of | the government, or its representa: | e b Reliable 2°" ose" — oe to 387 on the school honor roll | Twenty-six of the total 87 students Ee {who won the places on the roll| t were members of the sophomore class, and Robert Wright, a memt We loan money at of that class, carried off highest | Dentistry y ARGENTINE DEMANDS Lowest Rates on Perieemeee cine | eet cregnens, Geese) SATISFACTION FOR | Improved Real N.W. TOPROFITBY | itwere ase the Prominent 3 U-BOAT OUTRAGE Buinie. RATE INCREASES F of my Highly Efficient In addition to Large purchases of lumber Northwest for new railroad eq ment will be the result of the 15 per cent inc in freight rates the Lowest BY CHARLES P. STEWART prorr-| BUENOS AIH, April” Z1.—ar-| No Commission ¢ has made formal demand on I have succes hea (Rigg’s Dise ermany for » faction for the P stdin (bse! Washington Savings and Loan Association cataiaslon, “ASME Io q ainless Austin Announcing this today, La Jit S. dA Fatablishe Sereiom (ratte manager, for thei 4 we ane ahowing thie won MEZZANINE FLOOR CHILDREN ; DENTIST |eon, Arsentine’s. leading newsp " 1) Peon Ore! veers Mamie bart SN Telnet HM Gey picwre at our admission EXE ano voces 25c i0c 4 Third and Vike. Katrance 1504 Bede on vi reply ia unsatisfactory, P: | The raise will give new life to prices o . . r 9 Main 5760. ident Iroygen will not only break re | the transportation Interests of the | Not open Sundays. ar. leountry,” says Mr. Calkin jlations, but declare