The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1918, Page 4

In UNTIL WEDNESDAY NIGHT ® high-@nsion story—a furore on the stage, a sensation on the screen It's called MRS. DANE’S DEFENSE at Pike IN NOSE CATARRH St and Head: lou feel cold in head or catarrh will pool Your clogged nostrils The air passages of head” will clear and you can freely. No more dullness, ; no hawking, snuffling, discharges or dryness; no for breath at night. your druggist you want a bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm. a little of this fragrant, anti- ream in your nostrils, let it through every air pas p Of the head; soothe and heal Swollen, inflamed mucous and relief comes in fine in a few minutes. fs just what every cold and sufferer needs. Don't stay ‘We Pay the War Tax (16 e visi mer dry equad leader, accused of being implicated in the Faulkner bootlegging ring, is determined to get back the liquor that was seized in a raid on his home the day of his arrest. Having failed to get the liquor at police headquarters and the sheriff's office, Comstock stated Tuesday that he was going to get It, no matter how high he had to carry the mat ter. The sergeant claims that the liquor je legally hip as, so he states, he obtained it under the permit sy# tem. How Fat Folks May Become Slim Get Rid of Ten to Sixty Pounds Easily To be excessively fat is very em- barrassing. are usually sensitive on this subject Style and fat folks are strangers Therefore, people who are carrying laround a burden of unhealthy and | unsightly fat will be glad to know that they may reduce their weight | without starvation diet or tiresome exercises. If you want to become thinner in a simple, gafe and reliable way, here is a test worth trying. Spend some | time daily in the open air, and get lfrom the druggist a box of oil of} korein capsules; take one after each |meal and one before retiring | night. 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BILL HART’S OLD HOSS “FRITZ” GETS OVATION| IN FINAL APPEARANCE lary Garden in “Thais” at the Strand until Friday night. | Bill Hart's fanous Pinto pony.) > Fritz, which was awarded a life of equine luxury after contributing materially to Hart's firet 4 picture, “The Narrow Trail, played at the Liberty and Rex here, | made, his farewell neleh, or whinny or whatever it i that Pinto ponies |make on similar occasions, to a Los Angeles audience when “The Narr: Trail” was initially displayed in that eity Fritz, with his familiar trappings and accompanied by his master, at tired in sombrero, chaps and the oth present honor system in our er impedimenta and accoutrements penitentiaries, and is considered a of the Western cowboy, had @ royal |¢itn masterpiece. There ie a love time on the stage, Hundreds of peo) story that keeps the interest tn. ple beyond the footlights clapped tense to the last reel their hearty approval of Hart's . |epecch, a aplendidly delivered tribute to his old Pinto sidekick PROGRAMS TO! 1 for Meimes in “Un. | o~ thie week ‘The ptay te based on CLEMMER Ethel Barrymore is the star at the in An | STRAND ie Mary Garden is the offering at they a week, in “Thain,” the ta ra that has been translated into 18 different languages. When it comes to “vamping.” Mary dazzles Theda Bara. Her firet picture is a wonderful success. Se. Jections from the opera accompany the picture, played by Philip Pela’ orchestra. mmer thin week her latest tro suCKHRN American | Widow ‘There ix an English lord, of course, and a rich American widow, with enough money and diamonds to open a pawn shop. The lord ts eager for money, but'in the end ghe widow “throws him over” for a regular American. . GIRLS! ACT NOW! 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SMITH OUT ON BAIL IN LIQUOR CASE + W. 8. D. Smith, one of Raleigh Faulkner's bondamen, is out on $250 bail, after having been discharged on habeas corpus proceedings Mon: day, only to be immediately rear. | rested on a charge of violating the | state liquor laws, E. C, MeAlliste another bondsman for Faulk was also discharged on habeas Pus proceedings Monday. LONG TIME DOING IT SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 8—-Litign tion dating from 1895 ended todhy with a decision by the United States circuit court of appeals in favor of J. D. Spreckels & Co. in its suit against R. A. Graham, bullder of the Coos Bay, Roseburg & Eastern Rail- road & Navigation Co. an Oregon line serving the Beaver Hill coal MAGNIFICE Coming Saturday bd ay’ Power in “The Planter” 7 Big Reels PAGE 4 SOME REWS ABOUT $3355 HY GILSON GARDNER WASHINGTON, D. C, According to the ann Jan, 8 1 Feport of the internal revenue comminstoner the last year han added 7,923 new millionaires to the Income tax rolls, an increase of 34 per cent . 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Rominger, of “alifornia, the wine and brewing tn: ‘rests of the country have found heir Horatius With his bill ready for direct pop- lar vote and practically certain of doption, he is holding the bridge \gainst the hosts of teetotalism hile the thirsty reorganize their r California, like tion, seems to the rest of the na be “thumbs down” for the saloon, By its old alliance with whisky, the great grape in- dustry of the state, supplying three- fourths of domestic wines for the entire country, narrowly missed go- ing into the discard during recent elections Now the California grape growers, with an investme of $150,000,000, | cultivating 000 acres and | employing 150,000, people, realize that | they must either cut adrift from the saloon or go down with it If adopted, the tive will abolish all saloons on July 1, 1919, in California, the sale of alcoholic liquors of the ardent type, such as gin, whisky, rum and brandy. 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