The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 15, 1917, Page 5

STAR—SATURDAY, DEC. 15, 191% PAGE & CAMP LEWIS IS U.S. WORKS SILENTLY TOSEND UHH! ANNA HELD DUE SOON! MOORE IEAM APARTOF TH Cynthia Grey’s aa | Fy Ye ” 12. ye . / i > READY FOR BIG = GREAT ARMY TO FRANCE SOON E LETTERS 9° "ge"! (ul) Sows (Nev GARE ORIEN bie evidence that wo PARK BD Staff Correspondent asked how soon Amerion would | might have viu id RULES RP E Vv LLE CAMP LEWIS. have 1,000,000 mv in France, were in the war, And as tat as we Dear Mian ey: I would like to 18. oa aa 2 Dea and tho following day a New [could send them and had ships to <= w if there is a law which pro hour Yiday York newspaper, hostile to War carry them, we have been dispatch. hibite people from walking thro the night sobtiers worked in finish | Secretary Raker, betabored him | ing more troops park at night TWICE DAILY 2:30 AND 8:30 ing construction work on the because ft claimed people Tut we are also lItmited by the) We are a young married coupte, ea 1 arena thought we already had 700,000 | number of trained men we have Gnd we love.te ae tee Wala, Gs and randstand which | howsht we already Br ha very wel 30 way Ait we mavelother night Oe” eeoiiea thee “tos BEGINNING TOMORROW MATINEE will encirete Wild Went art mil- ‘The truth ts that Lieyd George | 200,000 mon in our regular army and|park. We were walking In the well Mary events Saturday and San was not frank and the New | over 400,000 in our federalined Na-| lighted main roads when a police @ay at the camp. With the toil- York newspaper not honest. tional Guard and nearty 700,000 in| man told us we had better find the ing soldiers were hundreds of It hae been known to Itrttish|our National army, But nearly tWo-| way out pretty quick, then followed elvillan carpenters, rushed to [authorities from the start that we | thirds of the regulars are “rookies,” the spot to augment the military | could not put a miltioy men into] who have joined since we entered) If there had been anything wrong forces. France tn a hurry, and this hae been| the war. Nearly half the National/ going on—pooning, or anything of At midnight cers in charge of| thoroughly understood in this coup |Guard are in like case, And, of the sort—then I think he would the show and construction | try. too course, all of the National army t#/have had a right to order us out; sald everything was completa, and| The reason t twefold-—tack of | made up of select service men. bot tt meme that we taxpayers that the show, regardless of weather | trained men and lack of ships to} This means that a huge job has to|/ have very little right to anything. onditions, will proceed aq scheduled. | carry them be done before we can send them to} Had he any right to order us out audience of 000 is antici. Right after our entry into the war | France. They must be trained,|for nothing? A RBADETR. Bus companies and raitroads | missions came from England, France| Their officers must be graduated In ordinary times there would have arranged for additional ser | and Italy to what we were going |in training camps. Rifles, pistots,| be considerable grounds for your ‘vice to handle the crowd. Trains will|to do, and to tell our government| machine guns and equipment must) grievance, Hut these are not or De shunted onto a recently com-| whaf ‘they would like to have done. | be manufactured. This takes montha.| dinary times, It is enough that pleted spur track, which conveys one| England wanted food, munitions! We will have a very rempectable| we should shoukler our respons to within easy walking distance of | 4 ney crextite. Tt | xtmed army fn France by epetng; quite bility of the war, but besides, we the show grounmts. The walk has/| was tired of giving bigh In eat on|a large one by summer, And it will have the slagger problem and been arranged #0 that it extends bo-| loans floated by J. P. Morgan and | keep growing as fast as a hard-work-| the vice «ituation on our hands. tween corrals of the Kermount Depot. | his asroctates. ling war department can manage. re are extra policemen paw where blooded stock and horses in| Italy asked for foot, steel and coal, | Plans have b made for a long) trolling all of the parka after all stages of breaking for army ser-| France asked for food, munitions, /war, a war in which the talk is of/ dark. How are they to know Vice can be examined by the throngs. | money credits and n, with the ac | millions and not of hundreds of thou whether young couples they ony Sergt. John J. Lawson, who is tn| cent decidedly on the men. Joffre} sands. But army officers are ne ounter are married or single? e@harge of dining facilities at the| 5 at this persiwtently. | proclaiming wh they are doin: It was ever thus The innocent must suffer for the wrongs of above all, 1 show arena, says he has s#uffictent! ion, anxious to do] As f. an a body of troops is Provisions to feed the anticipated | its full share as quickly as ponsibl for intenal ning, and as fast as e ew Instead of complain. throng. He will serve Both lunch | was confronted by conditions created | ships are pro Aded, they are sent Jou and your husband yuld make every effort to co. rate with those who are ing Seattle's black eye back to Ite normal state boat campaign And they land tn France, where a and dinner, delivering the meals di-|by the Ger: fectly to spectators in grandstand, | There was a shortage of ships, and | vast amount of preparatory work in| 9 Well as from restaurants con-| the vessels could not carry supplios | being done. New docks and p | Veniently located. for our allies and men and supplies | are being built, warehouses and m Show hours will run from 1 until | for an army, too. ins dumps erected, railroads and| i : 4D m. both Saturday and Sunday,| The result was a comp constructed. This takes | BEWARE OF MEDDLER emnounce the promoters. We fixed money red of workmen, and the work: | Dew Mines Grey M. M BR” feels PERUNA Best All Spee nae Around Medicine 7 Hope |Ever Made Princess of the Vivlin omine plan s, and sent Sylvester and Vance In “Get Out of ‘the Theatre” ALEXANDER KIDS Cute, clever, cunning, captivating children Some day, when the full story can be revealed, the nation will realise|knowingty, married, regurdiess of that Newton D. Baker, secretary of|the shock it would bring to them or has been doing something more rrow that would come to their | than «it in an inner office and twid ee is thambs | “MM. FL” thinks the offepring of | much a marriage is 4 miracle, But these two children should be sound {HOOD RIVER WAS _incncaiy? cnr Searcy. “have ane joo not ry know the real facta, © TOO QUICK TO MOURN : Jently. For three generations every ‘The Phitharmontie Or. chestra will give a popular concert Sunday at 3 o'clock (3 Mr. W. H. Edgar, 49 Cooper St, At- A ‘ in my family haa been a physl-| at the Metropolitan theatre D ’ Miss Thi Bi Bill a Ye beta, Ghceglas rites By t nited Press Leased Wire <p dy ne Aemgcdbiges Seem sod ghee tor. the benefit 0 the Se ion t 1s 1g s ‘ RIVER. ar oy wie aia Gaaee ua attle Girls’ Wa: lief Ba Will “I suffered for fifteen years with ta soldier dead was a beady Boaregyre Brag as open ein maar. Madam Lida Schir onrurc™ CONCERT é Dace to tere rears nh i mien ns ne |e ee a aa, ogee | een REMEMBER und medicine ever made. I hope 'r who for a ht ha ne a otk any oer amie bers of the opening Phil ed dead The rei 1 of home manufacture, © erioration of the stock oo and vice versa, of course ere is © case of a le taland wars’ “| There Is a Matinee whose inhabitants are all Mabel Bert in “Turn to the Right,” coming to the Metropolitan. Every Day one ne of manhood and|2?—Anna Held “Follow Me,” ng to the Metropolitan Thursday womanh A ahip was wrecked |3—Perqueta in * The Chaplin Fai Gaiety, 4—Charley Hall, Pantages. | With 1,000 Seats at 25 Cents. CAMP LEWIS SHOW Thi. you will publish this letter for the be« zs benefit of others who suffer.” » —— ex of glowing obttuartes in the hor Those who object to liquid de town papers will be sent to Ha cines can procure Peruna Tabiets. METROPOLITAN iets." ity, Twice Daily, 2:30 and 8:30—Prices, 10c, 25¢, 50¢, T5¢ © mame stock PORTLAND, De He It “MM. B" would read re|% a ee ee MATINEES DAILY, 2:30 P. M—10¢, 25¢, 50e ; BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY MP ow ggg vg Jeearches on the aubject she might AT THE THEATRES : ie. Chaclig,: ‘Mabie War Tax Collected at Box Office py Bane treinioad of | be better able to handle this compl Metropoltts . « 1 anders went to Camp Lew ‘ay'leation. Let her then also observe ; in “Follow Mo [eee gape barton aura Be Bill Chap to tnapect the camp, visit relatives.) wiar cattle and poultry breeders do ” wriday, Gaturd 1 Cha will also be snadiaeaeietied —_——---—_——--_ view the military pageant i the troops an invitation to land tn furlough time. Ot excursions are planned Today's Market As to the religious phase, let b remember that He who watches ev ino knew and had He . r to unknowing ne which, of course, t NEW PANTAGES Pride of Paris and Vrance’s Chetcest Gift to the American Quality! | of the ordinary and] | Palace Hip " ® Stage, im Mer Pasetnatingty Guantity! | Renort | voluntarily chesen in thie “ tot MATS, 2:30 NIGHTS, 7 AND ® Bewildering Musical Comedy Melod ig mdi so Sond tee | 87 OF 8m = ‘i * ‘ ni io | schists tien, Direct From Casine, Melody! ies Ee ey Sa | Two wrongs do not make one ¢. ms 46s thieta Sevan a cae. Gciean $ boa Cn ad 4\right; and, remember, we have no|MNTROPOLITAN ne aent.| *htlo ite sen afling A danc BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON VEGETANLES | right to break up a happy home and) Anna Heb wine Se See | cing aailin somes. wis he ‘ ” Artichokes —Per dos is? ae the lives of our fellow-men | ropolita catre Thured ae oe chor The Famous Minstrel Star 309 A SYMPATHIZER. | T? elebrated = French me Company of 50 Wit! Slap oce ta8 hk a eee Hienne ts deservedly one of t | oem a. 4 ‘ Kesplent Per ib : CE ’ jar players of the American or lay . eo Wilke ae $60,000 in istic "em. pat Te nella Deo Bapotioe " iayers will present. "Kick Tn" —and his— BROADWAY ARTISTS Sartorial Howey . oduce ® man to a man and a pie can perc ag hse eld of the. 7—All-Star—7 i s to a girl, ete.’ Thin one seem city Seat wae e ie not Cute: i MARIE FANC HONEY! cn an i per Gen 43 | caused me mote embarrassment and girls, scenic © t P ives, —_— HARRY and LEW SEY Scen rT) 4 | discomfiture ng else ing three scenes th ° pre ON FRANCOL er er ie an ar Pollew Me" tha weane. Of vejan entire a The Celebrated Swedish Violinist SADIE HOWE. AND Grandeur! know of LA | oe aor al production ever wa what t TILYOU AND WARD hysteria alglendeMieg eet dag n New Y ; = ie ; ¥ JAN RUBINI | cor you present all persons ee oe More Alluring And Wonder Women, Perfect of Face and Figure, than the Odalisques of the Orient 4 Want to show the First Tour in Vaudeville A Fortune in Anna Held Gowns That Set World Fashions. Prices: Nights, 50c to $2.00, Sat. Mat., 50¢ to $1.50. OTHER FEATURES—GENERAL ADMISSION 25¢ > entire kes players will b COMING TO THE Met sin-aig’" SUNDAY NIGHT, DEC. 2 Wad Fri ‘ ference in the men’s ig Gary tate t ve vi ‘THEA WINCR svITH AND JOMIN L Bri ee . fay and Thur t f t ATRE » 9) The ¢ gia MORE FUN THAN AN OLD-FAS grid. IN DRAFT AGE ‘ rath ay heel . =. aE lir THe wher pgistered “Ke wmamer : T ids w be the ex CONTINUOUS DAILY 1 TO 11 He is 31, and ha t yet| tra added attractior m © | been ¢ Are they going to ca w/e Ho Gra 1 Ada Summer.|on Sat The ; Whe Comety That Will Live Porever wii be be placed siming . and | sented t Tomorrow—A Very Clever, New Show! wiTH on INA cast ar PRODUCTION AS eD ONE » om age? M, F the | 1 » nm, ¥ h r A A RR SS YEAR IN NEW YORK AND NINH MONTHS IN ¢ 2 hone ave Become 31 ast and p t 2g ae" dace "art |e Rosen Bal, etm RIVA-LARSON | PEARL BROS. Mail Orders Now Jie thet sits wea are still subject to call TROUPE and BURNS oy Horkleberries [erie Fueee as ued | European Novelty Gymnasts “Vaudevillc’s Vagartes” a hel Lemer Mins Gr Kindly exp 7 eer ge re PP © new bill at the Pan , : Oranges—Al isco the use and meaning of the large| i¢ seg 3) sg natined . raat } _ flags or banners which have the rea|% ‘be Thentse,” have a lot of com |) Primrose 3 XYLOPHIENDS | FOX & EVANS | Chester B. Jehasteme Et ¢ ei . 8 Monarchs of The Boys fron and Company * Coentey Hay and Grain border and the white center covered * oar en anaiet Speed ee Sree ‘i (Priess paid wholesale) | blue stars Pilon ota ds tewarts will ants. | ‘The act combines dancing pees bn Daredevil Sr ‘ = . - {TRY SUBSCR wags 2 ot bea edy and must . - . Theatre ree ap INTRY SU dances hh i : a ees James S. Devlin and Leatta Miller f Alfalfa o . ove re ° n : s, * * Pla ers All-Grain Chap ‘ are a to honor the sol ORPHEUM | Pant as arrar for the ap ms emenr “Just One Little Girl” P y . oe diers who have gone into any | ‘The third installment of “The Re. | oeance of Jan Rubin, the Swedish — EE $ —————T * Chie ; ; j page | . nt of linist. ‘This is his first tour in - Fifth and Pine. Telephones—Elott 2525-2526. Corn branch of the army or navy treat of the Germans at the Battle | y witie. : Pan eee FEATURE, * ‘ ed Corn fr the home, business house, jof Arras” will be the main attra. : : aan 2 PHOPOPL * eed 4 Other numbers: Parton an¢ 1 * Beginning S Corn Feed Meal church, school or club flying |Uon, together with #ix new trans Br g 1 wast Siecaiia ” oromnt Vodvil a la Me 66 * vam d See Seat, “mane wget as | ceeoeeenaareme anaee ae naa.aie in “The Stolen Paradise” Week unday }°* Se ge Oe pel € stolen Fara : OTHER MATINEFS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Corvation Detey Pook gone from that place. |theatre next week, starting with a| quaint comedic WEEKDAY MATINERS 10¢-——-EVENINGS and SUNDAYS 20¢ £° Willard Mack's Famous Drama 47.00] — |mnatinee Sunday M “The Play With the neh Holstein Dairy Feed +) 99 | SETTING ROSE SLIPS The third installment of these see | ee Oats 40.00| Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me|war pictures will show the big cuns| PALACE HIP i 2% 99 | Oat Mitley 22.49.00] when is the best time to set out rose|hombarding the German lines before 1 $ Ol Meal TH The ne ideville show which > thalis 90) slips, what kind of soil in best for| the charge of tlhe English. The tanks | echedute Lr mate ag/ fl Me Onte ..61.60| them, and how to plant them. are also shown in action. Lieut. J.|}1ip haa the I mb Sd ne € 8s 4 ‘i led of round Harley” ooe 081-80] L. M. 1. |S. Ds (direct from the trenches | 1 ao SUveternen “DroKpe 6 Peas OF 30 Boy Matinens, Te amet 380. pe ons disses’ coos 07.00 January and Vebruary are the jot the Morale), will give a descrip “gitar aitihe Ai page spares superfine Oat 3 Jn ‘ shi hy 1P | lending attraction. T is a ctreus os vent monthnt set them out, [tye lecture with the pictures. |feature and iw done on four haseh War Stops Mead... 22.. ; altho It is porsible to make them The vaudeville end of the bin will | popes ‘ i : : grow at any time of the year, |be headed by “The Lindemanns,”|' Pearl Brothers and Burne are a Money will be needed to rebuild and con- 6 & woll that is |who are billed as “Marvels of the| trio af ix liana in singing, talking struct better buildings and bigger business. They should he ousss Sask Seen loamy at the surface, underlaid | Wire.” They will run, Jump, dance | «nq 7 4 . fs 4 Poultry, Veal. by pe rmeable ay ment a a pod og o = ; = Leggs A Then) Jam Devlin and Leatta MMer | Deposit regularly in a savings account here, the sunligh “ig a hole abou comes Norton and hk ye id com | have a farce medy pl let «1 jen i | two feet deep for the plant, and |edy singing and talking turn Just One porns omen part of the good wages or income you are iea7 » Little Girl Fat ; 22/ koep motst | cat Roberts Trio do a winging and| “The Three Xylophiends have a earning each w ader a | pines musical offering c dos i H me ayieten t! DON'T SEND MAGAZINES | Moore and Orth have a singing |music on xslonhone. piano won f A little capital may grant you greater op RESTAURANTS 2a P fa +4 ear Mixs Grey: I note reference |@Md instrumental act, while O'Dare | dion, aaxophone and mus k ten portunities—when the war stops. Veal—Faney, 66 to . 1Gf@ {2 |in ‘The Star to tho need of maga /And Pals have an animal act in| rox ig singe mages 247 or es at Camp wi Iam writing | Which threo dogs are tho cnain| .omedy, talking, sing! ne ‘ {TPhone E bane Asiai. Wass é ; 1 dancing f Sat ey CaP ta eae, inh we ee a WY DEXTER HORTON TRUST Chow Mein and. all ( A. at Camp Lewis has all the magn prise leal comedy etinging and dancing | cyclist 1 will do acrobatic stunts } Dishes Berved Tot at it can une a anys | while ridir =| i Home. Quick Delivery oe ould ike to advise your read-| 6 4 nny } VINGS ANK {Our Chop Suey and Nooties | on Penge their magazines subject |" oo edy and fun will run wild anad|_ Three Teachers Put on Trial for’ f have become famous. Bring cube ater ca eer 2 nw} vil Bp ipa gti iy des BED aE 5 : your fainily or friends and try briek fl be. interested to know | Unreaireined at the Galety theates |v egg: AO “ee Tees ee 2! SEATTLE, WASH. Jar excellent Sunday Chicken $l that the Y. M,C. A, uses large num-| iret and Madison, next w ae “ih ine Wale Gut ae wind for dle: Second at Cherry ’ nd-Turkey Dinner. bors of Magazines on the troop trains “ ¥ sh Sunda 3 a Dinner — ree t2\carrying tho soldiers, to Hantern|When the Armstrong Folly company | !yalt Behe ahs Combined Resources of The Dexter Horton National Bank and 106 we Ha it 4 ail, t In some cases asnociation ail ottes pas haplin Arps? z a . . The Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank Near Yesler Way Fee moe ith thowe trains to [entre cast, consisting of thirty-five} In 12 months ending J beabeggaih me New Branch 711 Pike St. : ‘ rk best at Camp | People, mostly girls, will be clad in| country expotted $27,284 $22,387,868.50 \ +! y ewinc. CHAS. W. WILCOX the costume of that famous comedian| mobile parts, not including oD no ab) State Secretary T. MC. A, jor the screen, Charlie Chaplin [and ures, \