The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1917, Page 4

We Present —a feature extraordinary, thrills and unusually sens: booting law nor man nor woman. ican Captain Kidd—a man who res} the Brilliant Japanese Actor YiRaawa humming with action, ational situations. —Hayakawa takes the part of El Jaguar, a free- son of the Mexican borderland—a Mex- yects neither 5th at Pike by ce] CAMP JUNE 15 SLACKER SQUAD | TODAY AND **"““ TOMORROW ONLY Trade Your Frown for a Grin STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1917. PAGE 4 GILL TONAME EATTLE MEN omes in “End A slacker squad, to hunt down men who evaded registration for select service, will be ap pointed by Chief of Police Beckingham within « few daya, acoording to the announcement A training camp for commis sioned and non-comminsioned army officers, organized by Se attle young men, with the co | operation of regular army offl to build up personal eff! cers, ARNUM IN PLAY HERE Tra il” Sale Drawing to a Close Watch the Daily Papers for Further Announcements DOUBLE INDUCEMENTS TOMORROW Buy Them Now Colonial Theatre For Speedy | clency, will start at Fort Law of Mayor Hiram C, Gill Tues. Ht fendéne 1 ane run for two, | day meriina, Te Will BO a be Clearance and Save Money weeks. Another camp will fol cial detall, tike the dry squad ash 9 low Immediately afterward, for We are going to lend all poss ne Wolaen's: Mualia Drewse zZ Cc a like term © ald Co the federal authorities In irawers 29c Childre Facilities will be arranged for 100) enforcing the law,” says Gil Drew ; 43c M ~ jmen at each ean police have received Instruct to 95e Women's Muslin 63c P ison anes oa ti are napect the card of every man they Drawers ( rer 69c a ores nro ¢ pad ; 65c aeriars 9 The men will according to) ‘The personnel of the distrie $1.25 Women's Musli (s regular army t 4 drill datly| poard soca. fer the dneient ai. seidallctai 79c A 75¢ | “While the camp ts designed to ycamption, will } hha ehanwed Tbe Girdles and © bers of them are public official $1.00 Corsets we t te " t exemptior Pet at “ Allover d aNC#, Hoard President Wilaor : ne Sere 37c those who want to tralr maolven ¢ " toe n an defir pel cage motning more be Re is} ag sigd | names of 1 compytent to| lor Misses 25c $2.25 Wide Allover $1 13 up for this nary training para Rie | , Lace . Capt. Bunn, U A, will com a ‘i 66c Union Suits $3.00 W Allover wurl te sa tr aie 44c 1." $1.50 with melody and w 1 Union Suits $4.50 Wide Allover Dorot Vaughn, « a r mee fe as THEATR a, aie oa : 79¢ |e $2.25 ful | , "I our Choice omen’s Coat PANTAGES ‘Y t tr 4 D artment Mile who fe many |act, is assisted by Katherine M f Mite, Bianca many | act ist ien or 27c sy olitan Opera ‘ Clara Kimball Young, in “The Easiest Way,” at the Clemmer ore ee at $4.98 repertoire ee ——— : a iabhac $12.50 Sport Coats in Checks ot Russian and Ori 1 dances, as | i “9 pP — —@) producth and «in ‘ then bee rine of 1 descrip from | at : $6.98 } topliner o s ode Ss oor? $ a8 ady and rapid, until ‘ 5 Nat Solor, _ vo hag heal ae feeb ag tiger ETROPOLITA me? FORTAME || now abe oenant Boys’ Deparivient #160 Plain Color, longer She is assisted Q style ‘ < Karsakoff and Wilhelmina Ragn THEATRE ts The eae hirts, Boys’ Color, longer hil. ' i "Kimball Yeung in| YOUNG AT THE CLEMMER | a. ecw sg 84298 Phere’ ae muale cc ed ttle to heatrica ent” dig Color ren nue medy THIS WEEK ONLY Silas -\iseuaaa, to New 9 > Wash Suita. 12 or, longer nm the t rthe ¢ ‘ t " ash + | styles $14.98 Honeymoon Isle.” It's made up of |g 2 P. M.—Twice Daily—8 P.M The Birth of a | title he ara Hat etc Toe White Cotton Walste 896 pretty girls and pretty costumes POPULAR PRICES ial ‘ the White Cotton Waists @9¢ Pees MATINEE the AND 256 Bil sistrimania irtenks tn “The | Clon One se« Safe NOICE: LOP verse White Cotton Waists | NIGHT 25¢ AND 506 STRAND Willian Hart in The Can ool | ke anne ' I ‘ at $1.25 | Mary Pickford in “Teas of the 4 . : 7 we f the better s r : Fthel Clayt u Dellars . eas haar e ey and the Woman. sl ais ete dt matecals. sade to in) Shoe, Cena 2 hee 4 pe we more pd ne ri cee HAYAKAWA AT COLISEUM Bret styl 7 = fords in white and tan, button Saturday night, the most remar TALMADGE AT LIBERTY Sessue Hayakawa, the celebrated 4 yo tyle. 5 Wo | and lace style, sold up to $3.50, > a gait machine pg gir Norma Talmadge, at the Liberty Japanese star, takes the part of El piece Blouse and Pants | at $1.49 ' Srast Will tome 16. a. chee tc in “The Law of Compensatior The Jaguar's Claws,” at in plain colors, stripes and | Children’s Tan Sandals and dreds of the best talking machines ' t attpgettet «: bats ns igh > Je 7 mas calyy ' . border Sy prices, B8¢ ut sold at $1.00; Sale Price 69¢ ans have b J ie resp th law, no an t prices by the Ramaker Hroa nor wot s what r 903 First Avenue, Seat are at d to gain what ul a hen ect? 4 upon 3 ENTHUSIASM eee 5 this o niin GRIFFITH'S PLAY AT MET Thete An a cational medium, Grif fith's wonderful pictorial-dramattc asm of the buylr With a big work, “The Birth of a Nation,” at at fever heat—nothing ike t “has the Metropolitan, can hardly be rat ’ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 3—80LID HOURS—3 ever been witnessed heretofore and these last four days Indicate a verttable hurricane finish to a cut price closing out sale that fn all jed high enough. | Parkhurst, that a boy can learn more r tal Tolted States history tn a sing SECOND AVENUE AT UAMES STREEYV The celebrated Dr. | of New York, says of it) Me 9 9 La TD] probability will not be equaled|[ OF THRILLS, LAUGHTER, evening from it than during threo | Coton The snow-clad regions of e e organ S ir again for many years MUSIC AND TEARS. | months in the classroom. tho great Northwest furnish the eet: | To Keep the Face ONLY FEW OF SOME STYLES | Dr. F. B Spaulding, superintend.| tne for this story, which tells of resh LEFT Sere nee 08 ee ent of the Minneapolis city echools,| tb fight, made by ‘as4aie tata Clear, Youthful —a “tok ” " nee - saté: “I most heartily approve of | 20™e sk cas a “takeoff” on the sensational melodrama—a aie Hire fair warning to all tn Waa mivtwar a Maton? aaa ses wor eee | _More important than the cosme . ending purchasers tha jo Birt ? : care of the comple ‘ story of the queen of Frisco’s Barbary Coast. eat dinaksta taatiiy 44 | ferful educational value cannot be|CLAYTON AT CLASS A al cater fo Beep tne tice oe - ‘ ov id v, , ul, there's nothing bet particularly in the lists of : Tom Moore, who {s an {dol of the ary mercolized. wax smaller a bat it sou some Every Saucswilic aed fans of filmland, plays o ed or faded worn- SetaGn FOr Oe: Outil. be abies FAIRBANKS AT MISSION Lal'Ciayt Hope Sametiea” ai . cure one of these magnificent full Should have these 4 imanias, ” One 0 flan,” at the Clase A frerence. 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There's } 1 RUN ON DRUG STORES setae ee THE FAIRIES COOK BOOK |/§ eerhe Easiest of the mont active| ae J New Method Removes vantage of the latest 4 ‘ a oi Way” i Te whet ghtgmnel When 4 Superfluous Hair Roots! ] PORT TOWNSEND, June 12 |piving you the true natural FISHERS BLEND SOUR ay en tele paiva ta the/} There rales || MILK RECIPE COOK By Eugene Walter the an aan ere you, tried, or rug PLAYER PIANOS AND PIANOS \| BOOK The fate of @ woman who M the tain tbout 7 following the capture of an escaped; In t 1 © the could not fight her way ppd ret " bh sagan) © acini the ¢ alone. nant ane in} ny | treck pimples, blotches and woman leper from the colony a ! ing some of Hoth edited undali Recipes iy ge © eam so that the ceremony | blackheads Diamond Head Sunda t. 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