The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1919, Page 5

S77 eawns Ss BS5enTs AM SURE that workers in the a oO } Wilson & Co. : 6 99 Chicago and in METROPOLITAN Judge Ronald Grants Come} ou: re - i 1 » Charles Thagea . ” " r Wer \ cities are an ig lh a pany Restraining Order | S M T loving group of citizens) players w were featured in. the | 1 Sun. on. ues. > t New Yor ytime " with a genuine regard for > 7 natytine.” | Lae A) / A ee De, BE —Csitay ranted & temporary tnjunction| tractive fireplace and porch Emeric in institutions and + ‘ neagement at the Met camp “The A great many of these preity Ab es eee oe company ngements are being mado f . 9 Workers came to Americ ‘ ranging in time from ] Uetoe eee ard aces, with: May! | Woreane vane ttd ir sur 10a e Mumm foreign countries) ivr ace ‘the here cna Ferre te | der Gtivais ot Gn 4 itt te adbtlo toy ebeemene and found here an oppor-) ins the roles of their own grandehit hired after the union | a tunity to enjoy liberty of {fy Mine 6." happy conclusion the tn detense, urainet the injunetion| Fake Will Lands ete F; yn —— tO) act the union ¢ ed . thought and action — to o« gm Le openytemiiier ap grelgeal Hawaiian in Prison George Fawcett educate their children—',,,, Ree pros loampany were offered payment (Special to The Star by N. B. A.) . ble! «ir Dara “ Jemployern to disable union officials. | MONOLUL by 3-~Echo of to acquire comforta le rie Patch the |Koverat conflicting amduvita were in, {{h® @ayn of Queen Litluokatar wcnigilaliiies P homes—and to live under |; Bronson ene |troduced in court, causing the arrest | awall'® last ruler before the cour conditions that bring ong the dances will be the of ane taxica coeapany employe fer anes it ae ssi P 9 them happiness and prose on"the nattery,” and “penciny Wal | [sion with rena W ‘The Hunt’ | perity. Keep You Young." | I Belliveau of + Senn on i 4 tt will astonish you to comme To THe wer ‘PASS WILL OPEN : ui py which they woul —and— % Bmearn, as it did me, that) | Fashioned trom “The Aviator,” by 1. Kealoba lost out ot : “L? ames Montgomery, reinforced with weal the supreme court Pe workers in the Chi- s aaine te Cathe Seaceeal ce ‘ON 18TH OF MAY Ping sts inl os FORD WEEKLY S Bo plant alone saved) Louis A. Hirsch, “Going Up.” one of inion 18 pending in the psi, 700, ,000 aps ao ged um xd to play a week's Kittitas Commissioners Fail] - 0) ay untl ne end 0 etropolitah begin | December, 1918. This pr cei to Clear Road ; a : " COMING ‘means a every worket i ECE He A section of 30 gen employed at “jf > Trixie w rtain Moore at ay on the King county side of Sn and they are saving at venghoge tae asks o TaN ts some vacale Wiha x our THE MOST FASCINATING, TINKLINGLY, TUNEFUL same ratio during ma comedy out ¢ what she saw manent nature, following faitare. of| MUSICAL COMEDY OF RECENT YEARS 919. Another known artist who ap bap» ogre ge peaeneness to} a pears on bill ix Muriel attempt clearance of the other wide ermore, these Wil-|\ rth, p dancer Mi T te for the opening of the workers throughout) Wor nts r terps peat lina bbbisiant iSllay’ 18th, atthe B country are buying| “Maude marie, sister or vie | hid the King county commissioners 00,000 of Victory Lib-| Parte, wit present something quite | pre ged Rag Se punto arth ied ty Bonds. . 2 sony aA phe gp pant May 1st. Chair-nan >| FRESH FROM NEARLY TWO YEARS IN NEW YORK this not represent some Very beautiful costumes. = may and Commissioners Thomas| BIG CHORUS OF YOUTHFUL BEAUTIE$—OVER 60 Does s Mike I the: prides 6¢.reg and Lou Smith have re - from n pec tion of n wTS, Me 82.00. <j us Trio are Me to pe . nate! eroup aad | 1—Hettle Parker ning to the Met, in “Going Up,” the week of May 11. 2—Ida Day, at the Pantages,| slowing up the clearance work | a it not also indi are = ha rteag seman starting Monday. 3—Henry Hall, with the Wilkes Players. *4—Carolyn Thamson, at the Met, in “Maytime."| eS oa th Wilson & Co. are} ty Kin Kaid te 0 ch artiat | Tile Priganaa, ¢—Lew Marshall, with Levy’s Musical Comedy Co, 7—~Blanche Trelease, of N Bs Ss ‘ = ed eceeteraes * i Btanding by their workers] wno wit! omer « repertoire of popu. | maemand and Lae orwegian Star in a helpful, practical way? |'f *P#*. patter and dances, LEVY'S ORPHEUM »-—- Ibsen Play Tonight} Theatr ¢ is another angle about PALACE HPF ts a THEATRE PrROGKAMS Henrik Tbaen's ‘The Masts) e " weaken METROPOLITAN —"Maytime,” mw Bult the most visionary on Ul thing that I want to! “Who's Your Tatior? is a comedy a sical comedy ee RB eye CONTINUOUS ing to your attention. |xketch which ts to be pre by ible, when he has to guard Bis) | MOOKE—Orpheum vandevitie, tee- mntastic play, of the famous Nor- DAILY—1 TO 11 : ne 14 company own home all night to prevent his . wegian dramatiat and pc sOUy eat WHE eonDany aa the hindn| Soo toes shaping With & travel AUKES— "The Way Out,” Withee presented in eta, ». mI workers are engaged St Soe Same ME ebay Sneed Ah) Caan. Moweven; the youne . Baturiay, at the Norway hal ” 2016 Bducing Pure Foods. They] oie, ices ins yng ett | couple are too foxy for Kabibble,| | “Wires” sesteal comear - | gg rere the foods they produce! mental numners "(| and in aplte of his « nding | | PANTAGES — Veodeville, | fenturtng A dramatization of Mrs. Mary oup of local Norwegtans are use in their own homes.| Harry Evans and company, are | ‘*¢y Ket married. The uy ACH MIP cVaudevilic, featering | | Roberts Rhinchart’s “Tish” stories, on the play, ‘They include Photoplay i 3 | two men and a young girl. The men | Performed by wireless and, as a re “Who's Your Tailor? whieh ran in the Saturday Evening Borgny ‘Hammer, who ap- H y have learned how to/ ‘0 men anda yo rat tha Ault. the young bridegroom wins a | Post, in being acted by May Rob.|Pears as Hilda, and Rolf Hammer 1X ig these foods in an eco-| young ae & Seamer $5,000 wager » 3 con and others bol title rol ; irs play Fig ves Mgnday to Wednesday way. Lockhart and Laddie are comedy | “Married by Wireleax” in the name | chorus giris will take part ae a will be présented tn English, w N A Sy that © Whole-| 2cobats: Dereano and Goodwin sing,| of the new muntcal comedy to be] “The fed Glove,” a serial, in| Laurette Taylor has completely ee ee en ee = cts iow that Good, Ol€-| talk and dance; Harry 8. Cleveland | presented by Levy's Musl Comedy | which Marie Walcamp is appearing, | recovered from serious attack of ine) yr)4 sahatin ‘big: willis Cad Mis Honest Food, bought/and Blanch Trelease have a comedy | company next week, and among the| ie also on the p fluensa, and t 1 ae ryan me fo Hee Be used carefully, is more} °*ferine ading players will be Madge Moore. . in “Happiness pam pr a hy NE cag | | Hi baini 4 aw A fast and snappy gymnastic act | Made! Rowe, Ploy Ward, Frank WILKE! é6°6 " ap played the le parts Ip ming, teak mearishing,| on Roman rings, and other aerial) Shaw and Lew Marshall, Ernest Wilkes, author of oy eh RR PTR Pag a bal Deus House economical, than the] apparatus, presented by the Aerial| A special mermaid number has |Threads,” the offering that played «| hers i* ® chorus girl in “The |holm.” “Ghosts” “Hedda Gab Du And and using of indiffer-| Snetiv. wit! complete the bill been arranged, in which 10 of the | Yong and succemnful enangement att meng rihanna er Fon a ¥ n Iccesnes it foods. he Wilkow theatre last season and cose, who say it isn't. true that it oe - ~ ist Rit: then went to New York, where it! iii sossdble for members of the —IN— Wau than Quantity. tail plant in Chicago. Ing, which stands at to the plant workers are not allowe: W are advised to buy , satisfactory, economical way suggestions tie | Selence come from Department, DEAR FOLKS: | you will be lity in food counts for far are enabled to buy) @ foods they produce at the) stores maintained ion with the Wilson & buy them at cost, plus} expense incurred in maintaining gales force and setting apart! for the purpose in the main! the en} oI lhermore, the Wilson & Co. plan service to their workers includes finite and helpful suggestions as how they can use the foods they in the most intelligent and in to bills or to buy extravagantly.) only to nourish life in a whole healthy manner fit them for their work. | the RY Ve t Sa Lo PANTAGES Matinees, 2:30—Nights. 7 and 9 BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON ——— es vorces, ax his theme, and woven a situations and action. Mr. Wilkes has not tried to solve|" Sarah Padden'a new sketch for Featuring: Fiores iaDue, world's .champjon woman reper al the divorce evil, but merely intro | ber next tour over the Orpheum meee | duces his own solution clroult next meason, will be called | Grace Huff, Ivan Miller and Henry | “Little Pink.” see Ernest Wolf, the musical director A beautiful dancing offering, staged by Ruth St. Dents and PANTAGES at the Oak, is well known here. Ted Shawn ‘The Stampede Riders, a big Wild | Wolf first visited Seattle as musical enn West exhibition, featuring Miss | director with the Pollard Lilliputian Eddie Ross, blackface comedian; Jimmy Britt, former lightweight Flores La Due, champion woman | company, and later at the old Seat champion; Gordon and Di comedy novelty bicycle act, and roper; Guy Weadick and Dan Dix, tle theatre as director for the Juve Raines and Goodrich, funmakers ’ broncho busters, and Virgin, a funny | nile Bostonians, a Seattle organiza. | mule, will be the main attraction of | tion. the new show which opens at the eee The 14th episode of “THE LIGHTNING RAIDER” With PEARL WHITE ADMISSION ‘ERAL Shaw | Produced ‘The Way Out In “The Way Out in the country Pantages Monday a cing skit St. Denis and will be «ix y ty Denis Shawn dances. Other numbers he head of which is a young "woman who started in to learn to when she was eight years old—due to the necessities of her household. Her father had died 4 land she was the eldest of several pehildren. Her mother needed her F help. ‘The mother—a P taught her dauzhter to B® little of the very best wer Much farther than a whole Muff of poor quality. | Weil, from teaching others how to every angie what. She knows wh economically a guldn'’t you buy only thore je quality you are sure ind you, Wilson & Co od luct# all ing this wignifi Wileon Label it means wh forkers see t it out repres mality. y not? Don't 00d? Don't the hat they produc they Pyhat they prodi §? Would they vat the Co. foods if they dia more ens, Khan ie they bs PT prazected by th id that.of the houw ‘orke of “#ntiafaction mization ns that which in « r# in the ) by the wor & Co. plants Their faith ia wonderful to me “Whey are proud of the Co, Certified Brands, con, Tuite, hey Mente, ‘Poultry, "ines omargarin the sowan T Protects Your Te Don't you think you should bu & Co. food products? a4 Pinosres William C. ¥ 350" wiri wonderful woman— we the best | Materials in cooking, telling her that t lot of this little girl grew up to be & wonderful cook. She became fas | Ginated with this great art. She| educated herself on profits realized| cook. Bhe studied the food question from! at Bhe is a wonderful help in the Wit of? send their t feel they and physical power out of nt something: own honor ‘or which they | Never saw such a #pirit in an or- Wilson The Wil- ifth Ave, New York City, DUSTIN FARNUM —IN— Zane Grey’s Gripping Story of Sage Brush Country THE LIGHT —OF— WESTERN STARS Rows, blackface Britt, Gordon and Day and nes and makers, ning Raider” will showing. work In making the Loan a # the meeting. | months, or northern lights Saturday WILKE Fifth and Pine A MATINEE NIGHTS, 30-f00, MATS, WED, SAT., 20-310. will comedian former lightweight champion comedy Goodrich, be proved a big sucgess on Broadway aftother offering that promises to be equally as big a drawing care author has taken the divorce question as it is discussed today by the prem ing that out of every there the are Another attractive offering will be arranged Ted Shawn iris in this act who will Introduce some of the latest The latest episode of “The Light the department to the Scouts for their Fourth Liberty we will be pre For the third time in the last four Seattle resident to view the brilliant aurora borealis, The lights were very brilliant between 1 and 3 a. m STARTING WITH El by were able merry anerry” in today, “Why $25 every week band sends me expenses.” claim . 10 marriages “Moonlight ani ai. Chatterton’s lat nine Howard Fussell, Players, in a gre Ruth | sell takes in ne There They See Eddie Jimmy cyeliats, fun. The first sightseeing the Boeing Airp ah the Goodrich was shown Sea in a “ship” pile ard, this week screen SCOUTS TO GET MEDALS An assembly of all the Boy Scouts in the city will be held Saturday night at the Broadway high school Medals awarded by the treasury nted at Dr. J. Brow: SUNDAY SCESS IN FOUR ACTS “THE WAY OUT” the cost of living town from week to week. by Airplane Now passenger in the aerial rervice Campbell, T were made Nights, Friday afternoon. Registered Dentists Out of the high rent district, per- from his figure, with methods and personal aitention, ORPHEUM BUILDING Third and Madison, THEATRE PLAYERS EST WILKES’ FAMOU! AY 8, 1919. to ve money with as high am it in whe declares, “I save myself, and my hus only $50 a week. for r. died ext starring vehicle, publi moon,” Fuuth with the Wilkes! eat movie fan. Rus arly every movie in Seattle established plane Company sales manager of ire Company, who ttle from the skies opted by Eddie Hub Ten other pasnen- by was refal, painless n’s New Office Elliott 2525 $8 DRAMATIC kea will daw the “Broken privy Seiyres it 4 suddenly o ic morgue. COURT ENJOINS A. DOWSEY IS DEAD Downey, a f apoplexy Frid conducted The body is at ONE PB Nights: PLUS WAR TAX” No HiGheR, Rice 7-9 special agent of the United States shipping board, Aa y morning in the Securities building A ‘postmortem was Coroner Tiffin by the SEE! : TEN LIVING MERM PRETTY GIRLS IN PRETTY EFFECTS W WHITE AND A NOTABLE | |Y. W. C. A. Camp for Girls Opens May 10 dolly and Wild Co., pe! Evans and Co., Lock Dreano and Gestwinrl Clevel: A “MISS ADVENTURE” i WITH A CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE —AT— NUF SED! AIDS THE NOVELTY OFFERING THAT YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS GEST 'RETTIEST "AL SENSATION THE YEAR— oe —ALSO— (ABIE KABIBBLE) COMPANY OF PLAYERS— IN A RIOT OF MUSIC AND FUN— MARRIED BY WIRELESS A New Episode THE of That Thrilling MARIE WAL A in RED Serial With GLOVE RPHEUM THIRD — AND — MADISON