The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1917, Page 3

THE SCREEN, QUEEN OF IN PICTURE MUSIC SUPREME! ALLIED FLEET MAY “GO GET” DIVER NESTS BY MILTON BRONNER WASHINGTON, July 3 FarTe LESSON STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1917. PAGE 3 LETTERS Filmdom’s Smiling Thunderbolt— ‘CynrniaGery GREY NOT EXEMPTED Q.—Please settle this discus PREPARD BY MME.ARCHINARD sion: Are firemen and police officers exempt from select army service? According to POSITIVELY TONIGHT WEDNESDAY ONLY AND If the German submarine men ae ace cannot be conquered any then the allied fleets 1 have to all risk festroy the submarine at Zeebrugge and Ostend. other way take and eek to Belgium, and Heligoland and Kiel, in Germany This stupendous program ten discussed in an academic _ DOROTHY, two dots o Among French sian | | | H i , cop KILLS ouTLAW Me Aine | my Unit Lower Wire » Jaund Bring me ® pitcher of witer and two glasses. Apporter -moi une carafe d'eau et deux verres | Aportay mwa Un kerahf doh ay doh vair. 1 shall take a cup of coffee and some toast. similar to th approach by trying to pronounce tong U and E at the same time. use in the trenches *\ That’ s What Seattle Man Says He’s Deing| om - — my view, they are now (during the war) employer of the gov || ernment, and are needed badly to protect the lives, ammunition plants and supplies of the U. & A., in whatever city they may be employed | cannot see what benefit could be derived in taking these men trained in this important duty to send to the front to a | way by naval officers here, is | ow by alked of serio " - | now being talked of seriously. Je prendrai une tasse decaf et des roties 8 and iing “‘eneir places wth | article by Winston Spencer 7 < vi untrained men. } elo by Winate m Sper Zhvh prawn dray Un tahy dub kafey ay dey rotee bubray if there were evera time | he British admiralt rash when Uncle Sam needed men f shat with: dis trained and true to protect the | \ : he home interests, it is now, and ; niga ar, You have forgotten the sugar and the cream Heil ed der a erhl pe every one of the Te Vous avez ovblid le sucre et la créme. lice of our cities who keep | at 1 battle alert to the government's in ¢ ene sta Voo zavay ocobleeay luh sdkr ay la craym. terests protecting life and prop the fr of preserei perty, well worthy of their hire, ast © dane 44 | doing their bit and then some, nh an fleet { ] for Uncle Sam and Old Glory. | to do battle Bring me a slice of ham and two fried egg’ YOURS FOR THE BEST | added 6 wo SERVICE ce sal wo TON | Appertez moi aussi uve tranche de yemban aes deux sietei' dnd Hineroen aee h need t rom ervice because I : oevfs sur le plat. ‘ , ead of walt Aportay mwa chase On trentsh dub thahnSben$ aveck dh see one advantage in chooe-| an and lea wa of 1 trained, with no one ie t the , ender Apo: he Why not senc Tle Up Ammunition | Bring me bee i these men into the ranks and ein A HURRICANE OF believed ' A ' j he vacant h older men anc nelleved < ortex.- moi oddition . renal a: ‘ a it cast Aporbsy mwa Iahdeesyont n them? The success of this war LAUGHS, THRILLS, Pint ane : ——— . ca | ae RN oa MORE LAUGHS and ‘ « un ame In these lessons the English phrase appears in the first line, the| eon French equivalent in the second line, and the pronunciation in the| HOW TO MAKE ROSE JAR MORE THRILLS. . t t third line. | Q.—Will you please print in your ta 1a na t In the pronunciation key, straight lines over) columns instructions for making a the letters A and U denote the long sound, as in rose jar A.M “nAte” and “dUde"; curved lines over these letters The flower d Id indicate the short sound, as in “cAt” and “bUt" te me TODAY ver the U Indicate a sound somewhat ¢ German “ue,” which Americans may long ill the dew them in a lace, t ated; then glass jar n layers of the added to from morn u h flo put TOMORROW , TOO— those who are famil- Doug's daredevil ill gasp with gusto large salt over ven with sprinkling flowers. This ng to « fort subjects of future lessons will be the @ that the soldiers of our sister republic! lar stunts w have n gathered : | m stand in the jar for 10 at his new lers—deeds jda after the last are pu stir ® F E » ready ince of mace and “Our Gal Nell.” and cloves, all ind—or pounde ounce Admission 15¢ | ion of a grated nutmeg Pardons Oscar Lowe] “Aa man cannot conceive of a |applied to U-boats ax well, and he|%-ounce of cinnamon, broken in|] Children 10¢ Osear Lowe, Hot vobher thing he cannot accomplish.” working on that phase of the! bits, 1 ounce of powdered orris root HE story of an Alaska dance hall who testified against his partner This is the philosophy of idea now, Hin mech tach-|and' \%-pound of dried lavender Aug iff, A. J. Rounds, Wa Julian Ellinger, 715 Sixth ave. © to would make flowers | Me Sane 3, Desks: tant © mining engineer and inventor orsible to ente w channe together in @ bowl | “girl, a northern light that like the JB cro. so2 Fo, bones. ian ow ne cn'tne inecey, Eitingor without a ight and’ without ung yhil tbs iroae Jar wit H tay believes he has solved the /# steert wheel he mat, he vers of the the “stock ' great Borealis lures and beckons, but | eee OF cate siroratt navi. |Delleves, would’ curve. into.” th ture, of apicen, ete. A } ¢ chan force of the cur each of several esse saat - is not for man to have and hold 231 Face Police Judge tie ent | room geranium, biter ab iGunci ber ikens SHAMIL oT SERIE je In a crowded 4 papers on & coat The mechanism consists of an| d and orange flower are good—|chiid, | can imagine, was the little |f Police 5 J as » declares will prev tomat onnection between the/ should be dropped upon the layers|Cruger girl's murderer. Why fill od a docket canes dirigibles or mone row and the craft, |as you progress, and over the whole our penitentiaries with such peo- rnoon. Of these 84 nes from adverse currents of |Which makes it for the|pour 1 ounce of your favorite toilet |ple after they have committed for drunkenness, and 68 of/sir it is chaniam that makes | body of the ship to turn like @ bird|water or eau de cologne. This is|heinous crimes. When these chil- F Pik c them were fined. as airship flexible or fish. Ellinger has constructed | sufficient to fill two quart jars, or|/dren show such tendencies at the irst at Pike. A ontinuous 11 to Il stead of © re model of the invention. |one very large one, and it will keep age of 10 and 12 years, why not Admission 15¢. Children 5¢. |e aa aiid Tae of Ratuae | only trouble js.” said El-|for years. From time to time var-| compel the parents to send them Tod: ay’s Market =|} “My invention follows the laws that, like all amateur in-|jous sweet things may be added|gway? This would save other chil- : }toe nat Monday poor, If T could Just ito ft, as a few tuberoses or aldren from them and prevent much Report | I bird with t before the federal y of heliotrope. If the Jar be | trouble later. MRS. N. A. C. —_ dls ‘gid b would prove | left open half an hour every day it| ——— . f tr one the war. I] will fill your rooms with a delica AN {U US E M E dhl Ss riees Vaid Whoireale Dealers Smet finable, spicy fragrance, A play of mother love aacrifice rry W tf] ete. | roll, ¢ roller o Vegetables and Fruit floni ian atiad ind. ate & thr hing and delightful, and hie siepaerecenned , oe kaw ah sete would Jump! The flowers chosen should be Astichehes—-Por des H oachostiedrths here those having agreeable perfume je 1 By United Preae Leased Wire He doctor or 4 per er ‘ ng hg Senge 4 he rt PEKIN, July 3.—The cere Per 1b oe THIRD AT MADISON and Swift's Pharmacy alwa . mony whereby the boy em it in stock Eugene Levy's Million Dollar Theatre peror of China, Hsuan Tung, re ascended the throne, occurred Gen. Chang Haun, dawn after Until before dawn, after Gen. Chang wedeelhiy Night Hsun, new dictator of China, a ag Sunday Show—Last had coerced President Li Yuan Times Tuesday E | Hung into resigning his office iy Night r e as head of the government ? a Formal announcement of the ee epi: e e restoration of the Manchu dy per dos bunches ” Williams fakiy ies in an teartal pros Wednesday lamation Fea per Ib July 4th apartment 29 wa CAM New ng mystery and Potatoes with spectacular Takima Gems 9e.09 Continuous from 1 to hich would 1 Locals 16 C0@t00 > entertainm reeivs 11 P.M you beforehand Apptes— Biayman Winesap 1.76200 Seats — 2,100 of them To See It Is To Talk About It Rome 125@2.00 Yellow Newt Cherriees—Biack Tartartan— observe M. Guterson’s Famous Russian Orchestra Political full pardo’ % will head the ich will include Shi Chen 1 wh Wang Admission 15 Cents i. Chane Monk CLEMMER Watermelon 1 CLASS “A” Gladys Hulette preseptiy Neuse “Prudence the Pirate” Broilers a ne CROWDS! ind, Near ike Veen ‘ j . ie CROWDS! Packed to See that Thrilling, Startling -@ “THE 4 BIG STARS FOR THE 4th 1 block howe Today and Today and Wednesday Wednesday | Belling Prices 4 Retailer Butter, bees and Ch for -THEDA BARAE Sc ME” rane tere SM inepiring Realism, 2--Fatty Arbuckle—3 -Mack Sennett - == el 500 Lieutenant JAMES 4--Mabel Normand in nop i 00 8. DAGGER will 4 ' “The Little Teacher” i Sed 4.00 Lecture. COLONIAL “2% Jess” | STRAND ( oc git het 0 THEATRE THEATRE To Everyone Second near Seneca. | Oyster. Shetts | 1 Ment v sss Wheat May HOW TO CAN FISH | Q.—Will you kindly print a good recipe for canning fish, such as mountain trout, etc., and oblige ne Se A SUBSCRIBER. | 1G ee A A—Prepare the fish as you Fl would for dinner, either fried |} NO MORE uked or broiled. Pour boiling atl has gone to | ska, for a two weeks’ chikan vacation the home remedy for sick skins When someone in the family de- velops an itching patch of rash or eczema, you want something that RADIUM Daring, but Artist Roth & Roberts; Bijou water into the pan the fish was will give tmmediate relief and heal i yoked in. Place the fish in glass the trouble before it has a chance | GRAY HAIR! | \|sare and cover with the gravy to become serious. The success of | Resinol for skin-troubles has been | Place rubber ring around the neck | f the jar, and place the top on | Sam — proven by years of use by physi- | AX'SHATIC COLOR Be careful not to press cians and in the home. - spring at the side of the Resinol is also a valuable healing dressing for chafings, cots, burns, and sore places gem NEW PANT ‘AGES jars in a boiler with The free ti fal bottle of MARY H | | false bottom, pour in water 7 and 9 erally. Sold by all druggists. a i] P —~ |] Bair clean. fatty and naturalidoes |! enough to make steam, and boil ]] thistest onal washing Make \'!ltor two hours, Remove jars and : || Thea boy a felt aise seal airtight. Meats may be can sepggncanes < Cas. ¢ your Gruggist or direct (rom me. jued in the same way | In “A ‘Truthful Liar’ READ STAR t ||| But be sure that the bottle you buy | |] other mig Acts 10¢ and 206 || READ STAR WANT ADS] is the real Mary T. Goldman's. ||| DON'T LOSE FAITH | Secenntpeinecnasinlaseaes eeansiisnes Send fort Q.—I am angry at a girl friend of mine, so | sent word to her to send| cown my pictures and some other| things she had. She sald she would return them by my brother, but jshe has not done so. | have found Jout this girl is not a true friend,| that she Is deceitful, and | do not| wish to associate with her. Please! advise me how to get my things. Husbands ‘St. Paul, Minn. Established 50 Years SHORTY. e Free A.—When one is as angry as you i Trial are, he is very apt to say and do} ~ Bottle }many things which he will very j edad soon regret. If your love for this ci M4 friend had 1 consistent you| LSt Have would now only sorrow that}Run |she has proved untrue to you.} Either of You a Dark Secret Love Affair, Past or Present, That t You Are Atraid 9 to Tell the Other About There | is no room for anger in such | a situation, Your anger will never | }cause your friend to regret her ac |tion or amend {t. Tt is a sad thing| |to lose faith in a friend The re-| lcovery of photographs is al thing worthy of consid | The great th is to re jcover your friendship, Use every |means to find out j | tions against t xirl were not mi takes on your part. If Indeed she is unworthy of your friendship, just give her up silently, You will only lose other friends by angry state. ments of your case. | DENTIST & fear Taare Of Sxperience S/agree with Minnie B. 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He is not a helpless imbecile, t |6o of course It is not thought nec. essary to put him away; but he Is |a menace to the little children of the neighborhood. He is possessed of the lowest, filthy, vulgar habits that is possible. So what will he be as he grows older? His mind is not capable of developing any- ALL wonx « Db PAINLESS AUST: CHILDREN 15c LOGE SEATS...2