The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1918, Page 4

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Before purchasing that new wAreas or suit it might be well to get a new Corset. Do you find your present Corset satisfactory? We suggest several models tn the Warner Rustproof line that are peculiarly adapted to give extra @upport or greater freedom, as your needs require, A competent Gorecticre will assist in your selec 2.50 2.50, BOYS’ NEW SPRING CLOTHING 800 Suits just arrived—the prettiest and we have ever shown. Crochet Cotton Bucifla, Royal Crochet and Dyco, in assorted colors an’ white, in broken numbers. To The “Ladie Beste” Hose Made from good tong, selected cotton yarn; heels and toes strengthened with an extra thread; wide garter tops. A splendid wearing Hose, in sev. eral new colors, including black and white. Special tomorrow 20¢ pair, 3 50c pairs for . a fight on New Year's morning warrant charging assault with "SALESMAN DYING; NEW | _ YEAR'S ROW ADMITTED SAN FRANCISCO, March A. Althouse, a salesman, |for George F. Kenney, general m: Works, at Miami, Ariz. @ying today from injuries from | the story of his fight secret for t |months. He told detectives UTS EI@INE | ing to the police, that Kenney fet 276) | him over the when he foun | room in a hotel | A Swedish physician, Dr. | Kling, has discovered a serum |scariet fever, which reduces rath rate from ‘cent. him in Mra. Kenne; rd &Univ@@sit vy TOBACCO HABIT ery interesting hook has been oa hed on tobacco habit—how to . jer it quickly and easily. It felis the dangers of exe * am ing. chewing, snuff using, explains how nervousness. 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Admission Price, children, NI Mer per m., 2:00 | tant to commit murder was issued |ager of the International Smelting |°n, sq" Despite his injuries, Althouse kevt| ine mystery accord: ead with a revolver Cari the 70 per cent to 17 per new itching use prep or thelr de- and you have Nght oment’s Brown lead- Don't i Midweek Shows at Seattle Photoplay ‘Houses | | COLISEUM A gale of laughter and a Utte sob is George Beban's latest picture, “One More American,” which plays at the Coliseum the remainder of the week. Luigi Riccardo owns a little mar. fonette theatre in the Italian quarter of New York. He has saved his pen nies against the day when hia wife! | and little girl will arrive from the shores of sunny Italy. Riceardo is a victim of Regan, the ward boss, having gained his enmity by refusing to pay graft me When the little family arriyes from Italy and lands at Ellis island, Rogan uses his influence to prevent the id and wife being admitted The anguish of Riccardo on learn: ing that his loved ones are, after all, to be lost to him i* pitiful, and he sete out to kill Regan. Helen Eddy, Jack Holt and Ray Hatton are prominent in the | cant. | LIBERTY A baffling mystery story ts “Evi dence,” which opens a threeday en gagemont at the Liberty today A rich youth has been freed on & murder charge as “temporarily tn sane Corbin, known law yer, discusses the case w his friend, Dr. Richard Hyde, saying | most any one could commit a crime | and escape in such a way His words seem prophetic, since | later he faces the charge of killing his wife, is declared insane, goes to an asylum and at last is released as Jo! well al in-| an The reason for his reticence an of the plot are well ex 'W/ plained in the film story 4 J. Barney Sherry takes the role of | then Corbin, hi y's CLEMMER “The Birth of a Nation” continues an the attraction at the Clemmer ably no photoplay has had a er drawing power than this |great classic of the civil war days of n'a hintory rring events near the cl of the struggle are pictured in g: ng detail. The operations of the u-Klux, after the war, the romance of the old South and a hundred and one fascinating scenes make up this film dracna. tor | Pre MISSION “Real Folks,” the photoplay which won the thousand-dollar prize in the recent Triangle contest. is showing | at the Mission Thursday | It is @ story of a good old Irish mily which became wealthy when of! was found on thelr farm in Cali fornia, The elder Dugan at once buys a high hat, and in for society without di old clay pipe. But Pat does not stop with his own efforts, and insists on his son Jim mie's taking his place among the elect. Jimmie is sent to a fashion able F rn Jimmie and ene t agree, and firet he thrashes three of his artato | colleagues and runs away from | ep- ad, Me rm do the {day er he Dugans come Fast to straight: | en out Jimnie’s affairs Jimmie causes more trouble by with a girl.against his fa ther’s wishen The cast includes J. Barney Sherry as Pat Dugan, Alberta Lee as Mra, Dugan, Fran McDonald as Jim. mie, and Fritz Ridgeway as Joyce, Jimmie’s sweetheart led all pin | COLONIAL Viola Dana Jeans,” film It is the ph is the star of “Blue feature at the Colonial toplay version of a fa mous old ¢ Arama, with a thrill in h of the picture on the A reacue scene in a sawmill is the finish of the exciting story. cee n CLASS A Harold Lockwood star in “The film stor: and Sally Crute onging * rugged of Northern wilds. Gaston Olaf cones out of the woods looking for adventure. He finds it aplenty in saving the heroine from the vil NOW PLAYING: Harold Lockwood in “The Avenging Trail” CLASS A THEATRE 3rd, Near Pike DOCTOR’S Examination and Consultation FREE at the MECHANICS’ DRUG STORE 906 Third Ave. The doctor will be glad to talk over your trouble with you and prescribe for you, if necessary Only charges will be for medicines prescribed or treatment taken, You will be surprised how ttle it will coat you, ‘in dryii | Britton ‘PAINS AND ACHES Jout rubbing. | ounces STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1918. ~*/GRAIN WORKERS PAGE 4 Are on Today Sottiement of the differences be tween Seattle millers and their em ployes is in the hands of five repre sentatives of the mill owners equal representation of the workers rly 600 members of the Cereal kers’ and Grain No, 38-42, 1 L. A Tuenday n for a but returned to work by Handlers’ local, went on strike wage Increase, Wednesday, pending no nottlement Discussion of the solution of the on up by the Joint wmittee at a meeting with federal diators Wednouda in the office of Abers Hr Ue building It was one of the happiest confer ms we have held char acterized by a fine «pirit of coopera tion,” said Dr, Henry Suzzallo, who presided. “Two facts stand out clea the men have gone back to w the request of the state coun fonse, and, as a part of their patric duty going to ond, both sides have agreed to get around a table and work the problems.” Decision to return to work Wednen day morning was made at a meeting | Tuesday evening, fc ng the p that flour mills be kept runr |help carry out the war program, | The mediators convened with the employes in the Merchants’ Ex change at 11 Wednesday, and wil! meet the union representatives Fri day night The proposed wage scale amounts to about 60 cents a day increase. First action waa taken by the union February 18, when it requested a new soale. ‘ Among the speakers Tuesday night were Dr. Carleton Parker and Edgar C yder, representing the government W. Doyle and James A. Duncan, Central Labor council, and J. A. Madson, Pacific coast dis trict president of the L lL. A, who preaided LORD DUNMORE TO SPEAK HERE SOON bord Dunmore, V. C., M. V. O, SUN IS DRYING MUD ©. & colonel in the British ALONG BRITISH FRONT|« army, will address a local assembiage BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS | YP4¢r the auspices of the King coan- United F oe |ty counctl of defense, at the Hippo WITH THE BRITISH ARMrEs|4OM*, April 15 IN THE FIBLD, March ?.—Spring |.10fd Dunmore, a veteran of the like sunshine and breezes are aiding | UM€lsh army, has seen service in the aah Of had ao the |™any lands and recetved many hon nar faa Jore and distinctions, including the Air fighting has been reeumed ana | Victoria, ¢ oe es ee hwingp gn great raida continue, tho they s a GP ainan fie raprs ° lessened in the past 48 hours Wraeirn Seeet ate che Bacenins ot artillery t od ss vores pcarsey “lrowly encaped death. 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