The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1917, Page 3

sw “On Trial” is “electric” in ite dynamic force voltage dramatic climaxes. dramatic offering on the stage in recent years. | tion as a super-picture it makes a play unrivaled ping moments. Imagine a man, happily married a of a little daughter, accused of murdering his fri and its high- “On Trial” was the most intensely in its produc for its grip ind the father end. Picture him, a prisoner at the bar of Justice, hearing for the first time that his beloved wife, before marriage, was the man he killed. stand, facing electrocution to shield her. The tri dupe of the With suspicion resting on her he takes the al terminates under the most unexpected and unforeseen circumstances. Star-Liberty Weekly— |¢ent of the Heffernan Local News, Soldiers, Elihu Root Party, Etc. First at Pike—Continuous 11 to Admission 15c. 11 Children 5c SAMMIES BEAT INSTRUCTORS = AT WAR GAMES BY J. W. PEGLER WAMERICAN. FIELD HEAD QUARTERS IN FRANCE, Aug 6 A detachment of picked Sammies today defeated a sim ilar bedy of famous French “Blue Devils” in a contest of au tomatic rifle work and grenade distance throwing The “Blue Devils ing aa instructors to the Sammies, but so proficient have the Amert ecome tn the war work that their teachers at have been act cans be they easily beat |ther own game The Sammies, firing from the hip, scored 12, and even 18, hits from leach automatic clip. The French approach this ree Sammies and the “Blue |were unable to Jord. 1 ‘Texans. nots, Californians and New Yorkers have been floundering for days in rioh, yellow French mud. Despite |this, however, they are picking up the trench wartare game rapidly tournament in which the 6 victorious was con tested regardless of the rain which has torn mire Wear Helmets Now ) NOW On, noncommissioned are to visit the front in re lays to study trench fighting. The metal helmets which the Sammies }will w when they go into t trenches have now been distribut and being worn during the prac tice “battles.” Burglar Captured ‘as He Tries to Get Candy If Frank Bur nweet tooth n't got the better of him would still a burgla rday night, stea j was cat Hake market, an: he police that homes that four aawatry He's 22 years old lHands Over $5,000 to | Eighteenth Engineers “The boys may need a little mon ey,” said John T. Heffernan, presi engine Works nded Col, J. B 18th Engineers, a check of Seattle, as he b | Cavanaugh, for $5,000. th is ready to leave for the “le ecm | Today’s Market | | ea Vegetabion aed Fruit we 1% + 9% “FBecause of the Loyal, Support Of our members and friends during the sixteen years of steady and consistent growth which has marked our progress since Organization in 1901, the Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association today stands as one of the strongest savings instit Northwest utions in the The statement printed below shows an increase in resources over three hundred thousand doliars since Jan and our resources are now over one and a half m REPORT ‘OF CONDITION uary 1, 1917, illion dollars. 1917 $1,148,091 16,057 AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JULY 16, RESOURCES Loans (secured by First Mortgages on Improved Real Estate) ate Sold t a state Owned Taxes and Insurance Advanced Interest Due and Accrued . Furniture and Fixtures t Bonds and Munic a Warrants $ 73,625.64 Cash and Exchange _ 286,820.92 LIABILITIES Due Members on Cer and Pass Books Due Bort Loans Liberty 1 ons Surplus or Ce and Undivided Profits Resources J Resources Ja GAIN SINCE JANUARY 1ST — — or For each business d CEES ES: ise DIRECTORS A. F. ANT Director Nat Vice-F Lumberr 5,000.00 360,456.56 $1,576,871.80 $1.5 $1 $1, $ 303,431.66 $ 1,861.54 ERSON WING 3.50 200 Peppers — Per in. — | Popeorm Nebraska, per Ib. Local Apricots CherriesBiack Tartartan, Wings Gooseberries Per ib. Money New, case 400 Hirained, new Broilers——1917 Ducks—-Fat .. Selling Prices to Retailer for | } Butter, Egas and Cheese Devil eon the moat friendly a good character and vave always terms, a strong mutual admiration conducted myself in a manly* way having asserted ft I don't think I deserve the treat Flounder in Mud ment this outside party is trying Kansans, boys from Illi: to {mpose on me. 1 am almost { the countryside into a xhibited a pocketful of| know w ‘lout recourse to legal proceedings? 11] an} | tion and will appoint a guard. || STAR—MONDAY, AUG. 6, me, = Cynthi ia Grey’s = LETTERS & Fa TTT TT |Wants to Go to War | With Roosevelt | Dear Miss Grey ase let me have Teddy Roosevelt address that I may write to him want to Join his regiment, if ae takes command,EX-SOLDIER | Oyster Bay, New York Take Up Case With Dp ge » « XS» Parents and Girl Dear Misa Grey I engaged to a fine ye over @ year. We been very] happy Tut after we had about de cided on the date for our marriage. a friend took it upon herself to offer some unsolicited advice which nearly broke up our plan have been! ne woman for! heartbroken over | she seems to the Incident, for have succeeded in her mission, Would you advise me to tell my fiancee to keep away from this sneaky friend of hers? only thing to do is to your case with your and her parents of fer them proof that the asser tlons this girl ma . un true, and they w ly re store you to favor Young Man Spoons Dear Miss Grey Please tell me how to entertain a man who calls in the evening. I have not had much experience, and am now en gaged to the only young man I ever kept company with, I try to en tertain him by playing games and music, but he wants to spoon all the time What can I do? Ww riod of engagement ts It is the for talking over all your the ortes of life and how clonely you ag It is a time for ning for the future, Consequently, intimate conversation ts the most frequent form of enter tainment, This must, of course, be varied by reading and music and by attending good plays and other clean amusements You want your married life to be an enlightened life, in accord with th » thoughts which ar rring our nation at this Encourage the young man to take a broader outlook ——e|Girl Smiles When She Should Frown Dear Miss Grey: Can you ex plain the psychology of smiling? | have the habit of constant smiling This sometimes gets me o trou ble. Sometimes the company I am in happens to be feeling prett serious about something, or getting angry over arguments. Then my inane smiles cause resentment What can I do to overcome this? LENA Your smile has become a mere facial habit, uncontrolled by your mind. An expression of the face ix supposed to be the result of an emotion, a state of feeling back of it. But if you wear a amile when the n calls for an expr pn of anger, or stern dis al, your mind {s You are ¢ tion, whe merely too cure is to arouse yo Think and feel and symp with yo friends. Take a lit tle interest in yourself, and have some definite opinions Then permit your face ox preas those opinions. |Has a Ukulele, But |Knows Not the Art Dear Miss Grey 1 recently ulele and would like loelved a t to pla THANK YOU Inquire at one of the class music stores. They, no | doubt, can recommend a relt | | first able teacher. Court Must Decide Dear Miss Grey. In a case where a child is awarded to the mother divorce and she has| » been adjudged insane, would the child revert to his father with- || decree, A READER No; the court has jurisdic. fan for the child Seratch Food Chick Food 42.00) All-Grain Chop 63.00 55.00 66.00 42.00 Bran #8.00| Shorts 41.00 Remedy Discovered by a Forty Year Blood and Ne: Young narey 30. &% HELP FOR WEAK i have lost the Coura ‘ fect, Manhood. Men who Tired, sa, and who have lost all interest ak, Prematurely Old, tion, shoul Bent t to any address in plain wrapper. , OF BX boxes for five dollars x boxes will ontain 144 4 « less than $1.00 per weok © fails to this? 1 if med eo fairer th Cireular fr uaranteed, M gMeir trial. ¢ Call or wr RAYMOND REMEDY CO HOTEL ANTLEKS, FOURTH AND U LOST VITALITY RESTORED eyes are dulled, rve Specinitat fanhood, Men whone hausted from it and Vitality #0 necen- Restless, De- in life; Men and have lost Ambi- PIERCE’ S SEXOID PILLS Price $1 per laat 26 days. 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PAGE 3 Se Today the women who pening of this sale their Hoosier Specia)s would go rapidly, but it for so many first da t sent of those lucky women. the you If you think that merely re shelf-room, eptior Bader th It has ranged vithi n has 40 labor-saving Another t exist. Its protected by patents arm’s reach cabinet as soe: does n Ends When Nereury Drops to Zero HAC King County Property |amount to 5,000,000 and this year ft will | $268,000,000, says Increases $3,000,000 T*tber Propert values ft re-|have iner ¢ 1 conld go and learn|or the Thatcher. Th |tion of the sed county the last ng to the figur KERBOT county King count IS BETTER « Mayor rheumatism gave ¢ him less trouble Monday, and was able to get back to his office «MAYOR John Mw Gill's valua 7 was SATISFACTORY TERMS ALWAYS THE GROTE-RANKINCO OTTO F. KEGEL, Prosident ast Saturday are using and every one is proud and delighted with it! We knew that our allotment of Hoosiers was astonishing women to take them the very word ( ment of you price. w ck i reduced 40 more women your chance to get one cash will positively be other Specials at the ule must stop when That means as soon as rder the Hoosier at a saving of $5 gone Make up your mind right now to be one 40 Labor-Saving Inventions Hoosier means By have no con- is and does! be ly ar is cabinet places for 400 articles, time-saving inventions. complete leading features are Jones Denies Opposed to Hanson| Reported opposition on the of Senator Wesley of Ole exile commissioner, he vacancy Wil H , was flatly denied in a Only 40 Hoosier Specials Left at $5 Off Be One of the Lucky Women to Get Them Its beauty and lifetime standard of con- its price is fixed at the factory to outsell any other the struction are unrivaled. And cabinet made Pay $1 and Save $5 upboard and pantry all in one. t by us it in ye realize why more praise to get it. So we prc than men friends then $1 weekly for a few weeks more. WILL REFUND ALL MONEY. We take the risk. You save $5. Jo you say? the time you read this offer, number c@ cabinets re less than as we write are ordering right along. yomen also too late this When theese are gone there will be nN The Hoosier combines a big work-table, ur kitchen can a million the Hoosier and tell their pose this plan to let you try it. Pay only $1 when the cabinet is delivered, IF YOU'RE NOT DELIGHTED WE What Selling Resumes At 8 A. M. the aining will likely So please don’t blame this store if you come no more like tem except at $5 higher. Resolve to come earfy—be one of the lucky women. Trade Your Used Furniture as Part Payment on a HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET ee a aa {a telegram sent by Jones to Ham es) He Is | som Saturday. By United Press Leased Wire part ORTLAND, Jones to the ap Hanson as 1 ed jnto the trating your foods" are cooked j SI) yy eh OU know that 95% of your foods are cooked. They are cooked to add flavor; to “seal in” flavor; wihether they’re broiled, roasted or toasted. ee For the same reason we toast the Burley tobacco for the Lucky Strike cigarette. The delicious Burley flavor is sealed: in because the tobacco— It’s Toas sted Guaranteed by cau. Vi bate imecaronaree 4 a vi Aug. 6.—FYifty-five hburedred Oregon state troops, draft. federal service yester- to fill the| day, are concentrating today to caused by the death of mows to cantonment camps for