The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1917, Page 4

Admission 15c . Fifth at Pike Children 5e LASEUM| Continuous 11 to 11 5 Sinem ie cml alg ete Toe: BRAINERD HAS Another great war mystery. What is Erastus Brainerd work ing at, behind closed doors, at his at Richmond Beach? darkly ¢ ealed than Edt trav and there with rack sinister than Ger ard’s, going into secldston for day at a time great war proble world on ear ts at last let out Antisubmarine tnventions shrink tn importance with the grim scheme Erastus ! hin sleeve, And Erastus’ f ided tn igno rance 1 thing will turn out to Ning than air home ling here bag mo Erastus ts solving some that will set the ita when the secret shro th warfare ® he ation Becau any inf rred fuse until to give out rn he has con with ¢ is chairman of | umber of Commerce | rvation commit there who believe that EB {s nothing more than a ead =A tastol that you have rt of expensive down {t terial that this future ts sald to sald to be ‘om a violet ray, wlat vice un realm of sete Prastus will not make those invention new ki ot before you can is the m tood of the covered Meant n the me to take mysterious * knows where hed by tele His a time. And the world ts gripped in the office Is locked for weeks at BIG MYSTERY ON asing off France. | tue’} ee 8TAR—MONDAY, AUG, 2 §-SH! ERASTUS [DRAFTED MEN SHOWN AT 1917. 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King’s Basting Thread, wizes 40, 60, 60 co aa 9 at — | Dress Forms, busts covered with acDotgall-/6uthwick . | mystery of the thing, awaiting the solution of the great puzzle. | | black jersey, collapsible nickel-plated | skirts, mounted on | sttestabie steel stand | Manley Suit and Coat Buttons, many | colors: and sizes; 6 and 12 on card; two cards for Seesue Hayakawa, In “Hashimura Togo,” at the Liberty. leading woman tn “Skin ner's Baby,” at the Clemmer, t# not yet out of her ‘teens. This little tar was graduated from the dell Phillips high ool tn Chi cago ered mo tion nay, Bhe nex who nk on the screen xperience of some ! Drafted men in clviilan at- | burn's tire, drilling at Fifth ave. and Bell st. to qualify in the new national army as non-commis sioned officers, views of the cantonment at American lake where the drafted men of Seat tle will live, and Mayor Gill at work In his war garden, are the most interesting features of the Star-Liberty motion pic ture weekly at the Liberty un til Wednesday night Beatfe Elks parading af We was the sec natchee, and an auto runing |, ction to be released amuck and crashing into a Becond crar pictures. It discloses ave. store window, also are shown. athletic Douglas in the role of the Comedy Very Good adventureseeking youth of the fai East his fondest far at 3:30 cles aw at plains of Art cabbage thing fate tr em, | 2008. had free {spon th off his plithments of the ed in his own init | Believe Spy Blew Up Mare Island Powder By United Press Leased Wire WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—Gov ernment agents are conducting a spy hunt for persons who engineer ed the powder explosion at th Mare Island navy yard, following the decision, Saturday, of the inves tigating board that the explosion was the work of a epy, designed to cripple Awerica in the war Potato Bugs Make Big Gain on Mayor's Patch page Big Ben! I's alarm clock " at per usual Monday morn so the worms and potato bugs rein in bie war garden while mayor was busy “pounding ear.” For patriotic Women who carry home their purchases to help release men for war activities URKE IN THE Mysterious Miss Terry In which our heroine hies forth In search of adven- ture—and mi it—the drawing above (actual ecene from the play) depicts but one of the many thrilling scenes. You have only until Wednesday night to see this captivating beauty in her latest picture— complete in one showing! “Wild and Woolly,” at the Rex, Douglas Fairbanks Art the ond rod by Knit from polished cord, can be folded up small. Bize 14x18 Inches. 10¢ | 181n. Fancy French style 35¢ Size 14x20 inches 15¢ | 20-1n. Fancy French style 75¢ Size 14x30 inches 2Oe | 14%x18inch, with gusset 5O¢ —MacDougall-Southwiek, who real to dat the jency whi Japanere are stories b #o familiur to da *peotere | COUNTY SCHOOLS DocTOR 10 OPEN IN WEEK Vacation ts almost over. September 4 King county kiddies will go back to their several boxes of learning, and if present plans prevail, will study this year from yeae. | 9:00 a m. to 4:00 p. m., Instead of : are sick you cannot do bet- | from ae a.m. until 3:30 p. m ‘Wer than take advantage of this of} = 4 s. Burrows, who will take of fer. We the best 108 Washington 6. And the Dooter wif! give yeu @ careful examination and prescribe fer save you money and give rien as county superintendent of| Seasible treatment. | schools next week, is behind the] new plan, and will talk it over with} TODAY the teachers who gathered Mond morning at the Broadway high school for the annual county teach ers’ convention. T. E. Hulse, head of the rural/ extension department of the lingham State Normal school, will be appointed assistant superinten-) dent. NURSE HAD POOR HEALTH Suffered Mach. Pain, Yet Had to Work—Finally Cured by Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound Ohio. Tama | <s | ape | The great cantonment city Lake for the By Mabel Abbott AMERICAN LAKE, Aug. 27.— When the first instaliment of raw material of the national army-to-be arrives at Camp Lewis, the American lake can- tonment, its housings will be ready for it, from all indica. tions today. Lying on the brown prairie, In the approximate outline of | (COOK RECRUITER IS ALL UP IN THE AIR ..: comedian of top rank J. C. Marmaduke, Phagy spent s . edy element in the play has been “Vy ene vier greeny interspersed with many dramatic lea 5 , ftuation. ne b end t widow |American lake how to cook. al ‘ "s re lee tola with a viv es = a out nursing, and suffered |acted under instructions from ldness sureness of th T P. y trom a femaje|war depaytment and Saturday the Srthti. touch that will hold the In: |, oday rograms | ouble that|instructiohs were changed, and | (URC (Oo iee ence SCRE. i used @& great|Marmaduke now an't | know | terest of the audien Collseum—Hiltle Darke in “The Mys deal of soreness | whether all he has done is in vain terious Mise Terry.” across my back,|or whether the telegram he re and through my/jed from Washington was meant | abdomen. Some-|a spur to greater effort times it would| ater shard TAX LEVY RAISED | 2.74 MILLS FOR 718 day work read about Ly dia RB Pink ba /ham's Vegetable| Taxes in King county will be 2.74 | mills bigher next than this. Basing the estimate on the expense estimates filed by department 5 und and tried it and it has | 1 me wonderfully, so the sore pss is all gone now. I believe I Auditor Wardell says the tax |dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com troubles. Mrs Hizabeth |levy next year will be 40 mills, |pound is just the remedy for fo- | heads, Jobn, R. F. D. No. Ohio, |against 9.66 in 1917. The assessed | Lydia E Vegetable | Compound, r ade from native root nd tb bs, contains no narcotie or at American new national army is more than 60 per cent done. Eight thousand men are now working at this camp. Nevada. Nine mpty | dle of turning out bread a day has b a bell two miles tong and a mile and three-qu the mouth, ground in the center, the huge army city—the largest of the 16 cantonmente—is taking on jast e been the visible shape in which it is are t « with clot soon to be the home of 46,000 and n men from Alaska, Washington, day Oregon, California, Montana, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and | ready, 000 loaves ofjting no one to go upon it save for! paigners, who work, drill, wash, a day set up. necessary work on the water sy®) shave, eat— 10,000 Men Work tem. AND SWIM, Ten nd w There are troops here already For the dust that settles down oa st the j iildings regulars and guardsmen. every mother’s son drives bi the] so fas a have be Big, tanned, grinning fellows, and evening towards the cool waters of archounes a da ave literally been short, stuffy owny fellows, young- the lake—the most popular swim- ing and foo st among new output when sters with girls, and Seasoned cami-| ming hole in the world carloads every they returned. | — s for thousands of} Maj, Gen. H. A. Greene, who will mules are practically) command the 9let division, as the and a battery of ovens capa-| American lake force will be called, arrived Saturday night Parlier in the day, Brig. Gen. Ed- ward Burr, who will command a field artillery, arrived from Van- |couver barrac Lieut. Col, Peter Field, chief sur geon, and Lieut. Col, Lloyd L. mith, division sanitary inspector, re also on hand. Approximately 500 young offi- T cers were scheduled to report to weel the prairie was acks 8 AKO Today of men « Set arters across ba to house are finished in the ¢ with the parade kmen are on up rising iidings are before who away for comes in ores of Ha fellke mag « and this akawa him proves Hashimura Togo and : The com manager of the has enlist ulars at He the cooks “My Greatest” So Says Toledo, — and go aoe day Thirteen Heutenants of the new army are on hand, taking lessons in the bakery school, at the estate military reservation, in prepara- tion to supervising kitchen sup-| plies and equipment 1,500 Officers to Report More officers are dribbling tn dafly, and all of the 1,500 commis sioned officers are expected to re- port for duty Aug, 29 The two things that will strike F the recruit most forcibly when he A~Dorla Grey tm “Her Beloved) vat soos his new home will be the | dust—unless {t rains within tha The Russian art films have arriv-| next few days—and the nncanny They effect of rank on rank of buildings leadify Russian | ll exactly alike, stretching oway until they dwindle out of sight In the distance Keep Roads Olled The roads are well oiled, but thousands of feet and hoofs and wheels have beaten the wrole prat rie to powder, and it rises in clouds jand hangs in a goiden haze above |the camp, visible long before the! buildings are reached ‘And the buildings themselve are great, oblong, many- - dowed, but feature! boxes, crowding with» nightmare-like repetition, row on row, till the eyes grow confused and the brain joses count, and the feet, plodding thru the dust, grow weary of trying to get to the end of them—if there is an end. Nevertheless, Uncle Sam's army will be well cared for Viola Vale is the new leading| comfortable in them. woman chosen by Thomas H, Ince| No chances are being taken on Thot bewitching little star, Doris |! Play opposite Charlie Ray. | Miss) telly culaiaseananibeadas:.'¢ holds forth at the Class A in| Vale will be remembered for her setsted Wnawy work in Blograph pletures and with the Lasky-Morosco companies, op: posite Sessue Hayakawa | and George Beban, Most recently she STARTING | has been featured In Fortune photo- | plays, made by the Balboa company To anit your taste and pocketbook, | for release on the General Film pro HOTEL BUTLER,—Advertisement. gram. Billie Burke, with a country-wide reputation the speaking stage and with added lau “a on the screen, is at the Coliseum in “The it Mysterious Miss Terry,” a photo- ” | drama of unusual excellence, writ-| ougian Fairbanks in “Wild and ten by Gelett Burgess Miss Burke has been given a drama, the ti role of which permits her to give to the sereen what she has given to the spoken drama, her mag netic personality and clever bits | Enemy of comedy for which sl is famous. | She {s assisted in her love prob-| lem by Thomas Meighan. Liberty Ser mure Togo.” ae Hayakawa tn “Hashi as Bryant Washburn in “Skin Rex Woolly.” Strand—William Desmond in ‘Master le Barriscale In “Bawbs | Shouting It from the Housetops with The Star as a Megaphone—ORDER YOUR BRIQUETS NOW! yt year Jed on our shores. | the of the in plays taken from the great Russian authors. For compri Bessie Barriscale has the role of work a mountain girl in “Bawbs ‘o Blue actor Ridge,” at the Mis Miss Bar-| est riscale gives ar lent exhibi- tn developing their neck muscles tion of her vdrsatility in the crea-| readers requested to recite the tion of the fragrant and breezy | following names of famous Russian ‘character of Bawbs, A good love) players now with us on the screen story—the open country and beau- \imes. Gzovekala, Cholodnala, Lise tiful scenery add much to the | ka, Balasheva and Ourevina, And production |for the second exercise, Messrs. | Mozjhukhin, Rimski, Bachsheef and the | Cheruvinoff, Whew! male sion practice exe are William Desmond, one of most popular of film stars, is seen | at the Strand this week in a Tri-| “Get started in the right way” is| angle production under the caption! Mary Miles Minter’s advice to| of “Master of His House.” Sailing Eitoay Tikts Gtisantie © A Westerner and a society belle) 14.yearold wrote the American| -|Rets tangled up in the web of mat-| gtar that she was planning a runa-| rimony. Mother-in-law steps in and| way to the movies. Mary wired the tries to help tangle things up, but) giris mother and the girl was de-| in turn gets herself In bad. | tained, She followed the wire with Director Edwards, of the Tri-)» jetter, and now the child is study- |get tangled up in the web of mat ing acting. explosion that occurs during the play. ‘Tons of rock and earth are blown into dust. valuation of county property is In the clty taxes will amount to harmful drugs, and today is regard.|24.9, mills, against 20.72 mills in The Wildest, Fastest Eh lfor female fills. 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