The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1918, Page 5

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GED EMPRESS SEATTLE MUST CAR PROBLEM hipbuilding ty ALLIED VICTORY © Special to Th ° 1 attle will not oc ae this LONDON Au us s able to supply better housing Ras ae ine Sieh: Ae kers and better transportation French repubtic, is watching with | Ues. tense interest the successful drive of | ‘Thin was the rning given to the Americans and Fret the Mayor Har Corporation Counsel Marne Hugh Caldwell and Counetimen For the farther the allics ¢ Fitzgerald and Thomson Friday by the section of the shipping board at Philadelphia will run fr a military standpoint w nt at the conference: ‘atch the empress has a { » comm dicate a ate romantic attachmer ng to a wire from Mayor Hanson It was at Com t Napo-| that the government did not wish leon ITI ur ffer of t© take over the traction lines in ecgelnegnit Se but wanted the traction . hedge some flex.| COMpany and the city to get to iT the emperor #ether rowan er ner heat. Promise Steel to Then, in enough for all i hear the significant words, he Fleet Corporation| HILADELOIHIA Aug The Vatil 2 wear the crown of | war ustries board has promised the emer y fleet corporation 50 sacred oss ever tons of ste Apes a week for and she ply grieved if ensuing year ACCC ne to Charlies the © it At Piex, emer ney corporation nsiv vice president Grant Permission to Construct Ships of the empress years old, tn is now near connection with the beginning of the) EVERET Aug. 3.—Permiasion She stood in a window in b#s been granted James M. Rhoades, thinking of the war of 1870, ag ®¢eretary of the Commercial Club, ce, Fred my marched by on ite, {fom E. N. Hurley, shipping board t As she watched | Chairman, to construct 1,000-ton ves hems she cric sels for private interests. It ts not his shall be my revenge! known what shipyard Rhoades is has been caring for | Tepresenting English soldiers in her No Steel Yet for J. F. Duthie Plant! Three shipways are still pied at the Duthie shy scheduled for quick delivery ed so far to arrive ment of steel ix expected by com ¥ officials some time in the latter part of next week J. F, Duthie is now in the endeavoring to hasten th shipment. He wer with David Rodg & Eddy plant, and Georg . the Moor Shipbuilding Company of San Francisco, and labor representa tives, to attend the Pacific coast ship yard wage scale conference in Phila delphia August 5 con. winsr ave. axprike st. Silk From Canada “4F 1HURT YOU, DONT, Maru Landed Here PAY ME.” Japanese liner Canada Maru arrived This ts my message of deliverance having A special fternoon, towed by the tug Wanderer, of the Skinner & Eddy fleet. Work of unloading the silk was begun Saturday morn ing. The Wanderer, on her way in pulled the British motorship Mabel Stewart off a grounding, the vease! having gone ashore at 1:30 o'clock 0) T Teeth absolutely without tn all cases but acute abscessed tm your eity t HF y tor Friday morning at a Puget sound point — mv * Big casters Show Starts Tomorrow “Days of Long Ago” A Real Vaudeville Novelty Consisting of Vocal and Instrumental Music and Dancing 5 OTHER BIG HIP ACTS 5 Special — MARIE DRESSLER TA | Monroe Salisbury | __ in “Winner Takes All” — in Her Fusstet Picture “Fired” FEATURE PHOTOPLAY Monday to Wednesday Weekday Matinees 10c—Evenings and Sandays 26¢ —METROPOLITAN- COMING WEEK BEGINNING AUGUST 19th Direct from Ten Months at the Belasco Theatre, New York DAVID BELASCO Presents “POLLY WITH A PAST” George Middleton « Belasco The |. REBVES-80 A Comedy of Youth With the Originas Sup - INA CLA . CYRIL SCOTT, BBORGE STUART CHRISTIE LOWAY, MALL ORDERS NOW NEW PANTAGES ashen Css ending 7 and 9 BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON Marty Brooks Presents “EN ROUTE” Big Musical Comedy Sensation in seven scene: turing Jimmy Gildea, Gladys Davis, Howard ( 4 and a bevy of Broadway Beauties. * fea- inton The Tenor Charles Morati Assisted by Pelham Lynton and Company. Other Stellar Features—General Admission 25c World-Famous French i Alexander” scene of th bility of saving hold is now fil hold No. 2 valuable ed with Orie forts to silk on barge continued, wh desperately to rushing of Met, Pantages, Palace Hip and Ph ee at the Met; dackman at the Palace Hip. METROPOLITAN Alexander, the Man Who Knows one who has had Seatue gucasing for the past week, will remain at the Metr tan theatre for er week, starting tomorrow T Narte Sisters, graceful dancers, are a feature Alexander's nous Simla Seance constitutes a goodly portion of the performa: It is during this part of the performance that Alexander kazes into the crystal ball and tells you what you want to know eee PANTAGES latest musical comedy, “En Route,” a big act in seven scenes The fea tured players are Jimm Howard Clinton, Gladys Dav a bevy of Broadway beauties Charles M the world-famous French tenor, assisted by Pelham Lynton and company, will be the ded attraction er acts: Parish and Peru, ver satile entertainers; Creamer, Barton and Sparling, in “Lots of Pep.” and Lucy Gillette, girl juggler The Top of the World in Motion will be shown or pleture screer PAL. ACE HIP “Days of Long Ag s the title Canada Maru Total Lo Now, Is Fear ea from the anada Maru wreck, in » that there ix not much Latest wir the 4 with water 18 fe Part of the ix being east rec 1, and the shore is | tal merchandise $4,000,000 worth of being h and scows are keep up wit 1 on plintere ting ‘Japanese Officers Honored A dinner the Hotel Butler Japanese dreadnaught Kirishima n Frida Lieut. F ker, representing the United officers, en avy, and bi will 5 aa Steel Freighter Sunday ALAMEDA The 12 000-ton steel vincible is just 24 ing of her of the Bet} orporatior ble will be apued days kee Aug. hter Ir now read keel, on July 4, official lehem Steel Shipbu tated tafay. The I laying of her from the Three Enter Race to Head Builders A three-cornered contest for the presidency developed at the meeting of the Building Trades Council Fri day evening. H. F. Jones, C. H. Viek and Jame Murra were nominated Ault are in the running for joe prenident Hoss Will Oppose Johnson at Polls OLYMPIA, Aug Congressman Albert Johnson's latest oppogent 1s Theodore Hoss of Centralia Hoss filed his declaration for candidacy for the nomination for con gress from the Third district Approve Increase of Bank’s Capital WASHINGTON, Aug pprov al of the increase of c al ne the First National bank of ttle from $400,000 to $500,000 haw been granted Rawson Files in Race for Congress %. i. Rawson, former city attor ney, and Spanish war veter 8 filed for the republican nomination for congress from the first Washing ton district A THKIFT STAMP will a day | keep the i lun = aw: cy Gillette at the Pantages; 3—Del Estes, soubrette at the Oak; 4—Mise of the mus lines the at the F wrontler ‘Camoufiage at the Oak for t Sunday Monte ¢ anc by methods | DR. KDWIN J. BROWN New at 106 Cell wa | denial practice so that the incr business cont the war. ma prices because of the war, REJOICES OVER SOLVE RENT AND , Oak Announce Next Week's Shows | jon, soprano, ical offering that head. © Hip This comp ink womer nade up of y assical, popular and folk Knight and singing, t ome med an the “Knutty Hatter; Ninn and Burt, billed “The Funny Men from Europe.” are comedy acrobats Ernie Potts and consints . OAK Izzy from Yakima” w ¢ last times tonight rter will be seen in Imy in Mexico.” a laughing piece with a Rilo Grande netting It's all about Izzy and Chump, ayed by Carter and George White. ko to Mexico, become generals rout the whole Mexican arny at were never used be fore and never will be again. Blanche Gilmore, Lou Davia *, Hens Hill, Ben Holmes and * Oak trio, will all be seen in spe Will Recommend U. S. Commandeer Rent-Hog Realty Fred Nelson, chairman of the Anti Rent Profiteering league, is supplying the housing section of } the with a Unite States shipping board t of apartment house who have in excessive rents A communication goes to Wash ngton, D. C, T « owners anking ene owners be command by the govern ment Heavy floods in southeast Africa destroyed millions of ops and drowned The Man Who Makes $10.00 Per Week And spends eleven, is on the road to failure; the m who makes Ten. Dollars per week and spends n the way to success. ‘ou headed? » way are Equitable Bond Company 1 plan to submit to you by ich ings, t you can place your sav may be, and pay per Interest pounded annually, and permit you to share in profits. Especially planned for wage earners. wever «nall the: ney will be safe cent com EQUITABLE BOND COMPANY owman Bu Elliott 106_ 1284 COLUMBIA ST. Cor. First Ave. aD. ss. I have left of my First ave. and ¢ van the atri 4 but I do expect to inc will offse f doing busin I want to be known an the only Seattle who did not raise bis EDWIN J. BROWN, Beattie’ Leadia =" CLEMMER i LAN SEATTLE'S BEST PHOTOPLAY AOVSE J. WARREN KERRIGAN “The Tum of a Card” PROVES HE IS A SURE THING AND IT IS A SURE THING THAT YOU WILL WANT TO SEE WHAT IT IS HE WINS IN “THE TURN OF A CARD.” The story is brought to a fitting climax after a series of rapidly moving incidents which carry all the charm that has won such a host of friends for J. Warren Kerrigan. NOTICE Mr. Kerrigan promised at the time of his per- ce in Seattle on the Clemmer stage that the Clemmer Theatre would show the new pic- tures of his own company, so it is with pleasure that Mr. Clemmer announces his first Kerrigan produc- ion, “The Turn of a Card.” with w show opening Sunday ry is who sing THE CLEMMER WEEKLY DIGEST Allies’ Official War Review pelec Jackson will offer a ve and dancing musical Flirtalogue;” tric comedian company have an 1 be meen |Millard Succeeds Older con | Millard, rine "Stor, will suceeed Fremont Older editor of the San Francisco The police have been requested Older resigned after serving 28 yeara: Young Harrison is re Little Wanderer Is Missing Again) Lioyd Harrison, again missing from his home at 673 Yesler way, having left Sunday, J Noted. British how Reported Missing Far and Near News by Telegraph and Telephone fighting over the Gern ward Mannock Det credit a month ported as missing at police headquar ers at periodics ervals, a ! " ok tine R ters at periodical intervals, his name! powine of the Connaught appearing on the missing person file | convicted of being a Hun agents sentenced to death, the sentence | the er being commuted to penal Citizens of Rainier valley advocat extension of Henderson every month or so, He has an un case of wanderlust, ETROPOLITA THEATRE- ya will meet Saturday night at Lakeside hall Weaver, of Seattle, was graduated government navigation school con ducted by the U shipping board and will shortly be \ experienced seaman t physical condition tle members of the federal re NOW PLAYING LAST BIG WEEK To Crowded Houses acres of thousands of Winslow was one whelmed with at RitPe tuners: oo My major pull in the nick of time CONCEDED BY SCIENTISTS AND PRESS TO BE THE GREATEST MENTAL GIANT THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN Fmt ae vi & Charles Walton Seymour, Tacoma , ied in Madison i Testimony on a complaint brought f op ag wom pee, y night, revealed another Judge Clay Allen Friday declined » a divorce to Mr when both testified that » of their chi the Washington Children’s hi neighborhood got one of my bullets thru his and is very proud of It." ALEXANDER “THE MAN WHO KNOWS” EXTRA — LADIES’ ONLY MATINEE TUESDAY Children under 16 not admitted to this matinee, PRICES D'Amico, alleg , Was adjourned Fri on motion of Assistant United jearing against C, » secure evidence “Wo is the guy the end of the with a notebook and pencil, a He stands at Mount Baker ¢ this performa: utely free of charge a Psycho Palmo chart of ALL SEATS RESERVED PHONE MAIN 6211 car crews are nery ous; they shave asked the police to in-