The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1919, Page 10

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THE SEATTLE STAR {Yanks Will Take More Interest ‘CONTRALTO WITH OPERA CO. | in Politics, Says Rickenbacker ISA SAN FRANCISCO GIRL} ail a— % | 0 baie A , 7 KLAW & ERLANGER, Managing Directors Gro, T. HOOD, Taealt Manager 1 LA 1 u 4 \ : case, COMING \ are » aha paiy tot FOR SIX NIGHTS fominates the With Mats. Wed., Sat. f w w ‘ 1 Ar V whata f ntry ' , a ft 1 ™ 4 a has given ie ¥ and & if © f airplane im the vision, Wh y monster Airplanes has ' ea “Watch Poy Officers New Archbishop Personally F fool 1 shall tke s Is Announced for in w going tor ! St. Paul Diocese want to know whether t R4éM t ustin Dow ae we ; 4 pt ager pnd M nea’ has been . i ¢ 8t. Paul, su 4 a - ate John Lreland, it was " Y., was ap ¢ Albany r, professor of was appoint sffalo. us Kelley was ap ELTINGE¢ PRESENTS of Grand Rapids Miss Doria Fernanda Miss Doria Fernanda, contralto,| under the ablest of manters, #0 de with the San Carlo Grand Opera ped that, when heard at the fa | ie theatre, Ban Carlo, Naples, by | put a cup of boili company, appearing in opera, is one pour through a sieve a teacupful at any most effective way Carlo r entatives, war) mediately engaged for the pres con ent tour of that organization hear Mie# Fernanda in ¢ uh in har once ——— = ~ vat FINISH ALBERS TWO ARRESTED AND HIS COMPANY OF FAMOUS FOOTLIGH K's Miiary Shop TRIAL MONDAY AS HOLD-UPS OF FORTE, GLOBE 1209 FIRST AVE. PORTLAND, Feb, 1—The tate of SYDNEY GRANT DAINTY MARIE =— | wealthy miler, wit be In the banda _ GROCERY HERE ARNAUT BROTHERS CLEO. GASCOIGNE lof the jury Monday ama, 45, and Patrick | "the defense, Friday afternoon, | Ryan, 42, are held In the clty THE LAVARS CARVILLE & GORDON completed ite anew the govern. | Saturday, for investigation into their | ment’s charge that Albers violated |connection with five hold-ups that MARJORIE BENNETT VELMA WHITMAN the eapionage act by making sedi. | occurred in the Ballard and Phinney ltous statements. The attorneys | Ridge districts after 7 Friday night ARTHUR SHIRLEY S. WAKADA Imade their « fe arguments thie The men were arrested short |morning. The court recessed at fter the last “stick up.” when fou |noon, threwing the chosing argu |% oe. ¢ siteed AND OTHER men, two two unmanked, menta “i charge to the jury ov Sain Monae annatne heh ap thc Gi Blech fm ‘ele renee NOTABLE ARTISTS The feature of case Friday | at 4302 Woodland Park ave, secur fternoon wan the de denial | ing $10. Wiltiame and Ryan had re hat he had been in Baltimore tn 1916, and visited the submarine Deutschland, and talked with Capt Koenig, and hie denial ¢ he ever| Three men with guns secured $15 | loffered to bet with any one about| from the grocery of Charles Helm, Hately tearediter “Ea ATTRACTION mediately thereafter at | the outcome of the war. | 19 1ith | As soon aa Albers left the stan r a Harney county merchant, who|ave. N. W ‘ from the | testified Albers told him he had/ till and tak <4 diamond ring worth DE L f the few American girls who have and cure grip, a relieving congest the b els, thus br and entirely vege f, will be in the hand volv ore and masks when arrested, | the government called Fred Hain vinited the Deutschland and Koenig, | $200 from A 6 W. 57th} Henry ¢ ustomer | swore Albers wanted to bet him | Carpenter 13 14th N.W a 1,000 to 50 cents and lend him the| escaped with @ considerable sum of ‘sahara Sr wcneuoeme vs MERRIEST SORT OF ENTERTAINMENT In general, the defendant's testi.| ame and Ryan, the police hope te | mony was a sweeping Jal of any | secure information that may result sentiment except loyalty for the| in the arrest of the other members ng, of Portland, was | y the government. He One New Show Starting for the Week bill, wiping out the five-cent-fare | limit, and placing all rate-increasi | power with the public service com Reserv rict The stamps, which will be about the size of a Fourth Liberty Bond will sell for $82.60 if t on sale during February, the price increas ing 20 cents each m United States. He xwore he was so | Of the alleged robber gang. Ryan is T | drunk that his mind was a complete |4@n ex-convict, according to the hee SUNDAY blank during the entire train jour-| lice. “et from Se Francieco to Port a =, —— b | hat October, when Aibers ie alexed $100 “War Stamps” oes eevee to have uttered many seditious state. | tral WITH A CONTINUOUS Sm |. to Be Put on Sale esmeaeeap saramery ins PERFORMANCE —————es | = CHICAGO, Feb, 1.—War Savings \Fare Boost Bill Stamps of $100 denomination are Cd Shea NIGHTS 5c to $2.00 | Comes Up Monday announcement today t ee 8 @ 8 a | OLYMPIA, Feb. 1—The traction | J: 5. Puelicher, 1 tor of N MAT.—Wed. (Best Seats), $1. IKE (HENRY SHERR) The one and only real Hebrew comedian now appearing in Seat tle, and champion gloom-chaser, with MIKE mission for corpor owned lines will come before the senate aa a ape cial order of business Monday Wray's elght-round boxing bill will also come up Monday REPUBLIC OF HALITCH 66 99 meme: IS ADDED TO UKRAINIA Vancouver to Show Evidently Named Western Aviators (Special to The Star by N. F. A.) 18, Feb. 1—The republic of Humphreys’ "Seventy-seven* Canadian Trophies Hellas Hotel Well Return to America Liberty é em has stood for a ¢ i breaks up Coughs, Colds, Nick Pappichristou, pr of} NEW YORK, Feb. 1 DR “™ Influenza, Cold in the Head, of the Great War the Halthe hotel, £91. Wast on SAL MAT.—Sat. . . . 50c to $1.50 Plus War Tax end of the year, Puelicher said by self dote it > Oke — +| Dray, Oakland, Cal, who was with tion, a art o rainia ulitch 1 n lea to ittere ‘ for (GEORGE REHN) mania eanlivn, 68 Aauts populate C@tarrh, Sore Throat,Quinsy, In an en Ming af Fe the Hritish royal flying corps and | Bought and sold at market mim had been wounded twice in a battle Judge jair, landed here today from the © he was COM- | white Star liner Adriatic National Bank cash bail that merry comedian hailing from the Emerald Isle, together with ‘stopatlleea es Pekan Tonsilitiaand Grip, Atall Orggist | citizens in Ca r Austria brok nd waited for a bit, which is to be shown at Vane} 0 oa ting it in Ukrainian government to be estab C,, Feb, 12 to March 1, E./ ner, He was take has notified the peace cong a of f that city, is in Se © Saturda it r " 2a Another Western flyer was I rtment - 7 The exhibit cor troy p| tne te a Keeping 8! yougiass Campbell Bond pos 4 Funeral services for John Hart tured by the Canadian army during | ‘ Ir Tyndall, atias|C4l. Who wore a I Second Ave. and Se ‘ 3 an at r years © arfare on the west |S" @rm Ment k a4 | Steve Johnstone, Sa ne . A aaeteal fon . : He aan the | Patsy Conner, a roomer in the Hellas, | Steve Johnst 4 . C 2 “ oo wa rested, and released on $500 1 Sun s, from an a ne to small HOW TO GET RICH (JACK CLIFTON) arms equipment shown MISS FRANCKI 5 In Swede comedian, makes a trio of Miss B renda Pra ‘The Art of How to Get Rich” is Per id litte “ as ona yv lecturer the fa th on which Dr, C. G. Ne _ side-splitters that you can't beat. 1,900,000 A anks of France, will speak in Meany hell ver, will speak at the Swe rep in France When "stay at 4pm ___| temple, at 6:15 p.m mee) MONEY VOU Gi tee Armistice Came | if eon ; tus e e pul. the ne » amplificatior sy for two y 2 LONDON, Feb. 1—Figures issued by the American army command re VARIETY ISLE Consisting of two hours of Mel- ody and Mirth, surrounded by laughter with the ires showed that at the ee ” | 7 last _another six months” |time the were 1,700,000 British Mr. Bloenker also Fee «in France and 1,900,000 Amer Nee tin Soles for their comlort 1 The Britis figures in waterproc clude all their. fighting men in or O S ™ It is a remarkable fact dat 5 i} ' 5 & ee "Resinol Thirty Winter Garden Girls ff #1 srty i yourseh ‘There are certain times during youth when the skin is inellned to break out, become red and rough hes are usually noticed nar strength, but all troops in training ae get them on ne who i f child for men, women, an mre aval Je everywhere ft wuxiliar ervice they erves, of course, were | || Because “Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves cold or n France grippe misery in a few hours—Really wonderful! Nights (Sundays)..........35¢ me Mats. (Except Mon.)... Mats. 2:30 Nights, 7 but the American figures in Soles cost no more than Yeu not only their — fighting give only ordinary wear. {i Took at the money bat ase you need fewer pais the ¢ vange from boyh vm girlhood to w : . Nedlin Soles. _Remema . “Fish King” = = cases by pee te et Don't stay stuffed-up! } sick headache, dullness, feverishness. ci ly t ni nd durable. They, ~ Shoelepinshop * re Invade Seattle) Quicviowing and snutting! A dose] sore throat, sneesing, serenems and | manufactured by The Galva COUVER, B.C, Feb. 1--A.| of “Pape’s Cold Compound” taken | stiffness & ‘Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio, W253 fish | every two hours until three doses Pape's Cold Compound” ts the | make Wingfoot Ticels—-guarantes » TOoMADISON MANAGE i i ne See eh ment and Re | times seldom fail to ree und | quickest, surest relief known outwear any other heels. coer ts, thas renderi afilio eral manager of th mar break up a ere cold, either In the| costs only a few cents at ¢ + THIRD ~ AND ~ ON 1 ; |stores, It acts without assistan n Sole NP MADISON. ' At all druggists "The Largest Audience In the t| "fish cheap” markets in Seattle. He| It promptly opens clogged-up nos-| tastes nice, and causes no incon: eol i \ Northwest Reads Star Want Ads | |™M&y also start @ string of fish mar-|trils and air passa stops nasty | venience. Don't accept a substitute. | bis sag va 3 EE CT ‘ ——yg Kets farther down the Coast I discharge or nose running; relieves | Insist’ on “Pape’s"—nething else, Hye VAY IR ATR Re

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