The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—' DAY, JULY 1, 1919. eR a ‘ William Farnum Scores Againin | i Ton eee Thrilling Show of Texas Border Satisfactory Terms Always NOW HERE— io re ~ — | THE ROTE-RANKINCO. “ OTTO F. NEGEL, President A tremendously gripping play of the early 80's ‘ picture STORE HOURS FROM 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M filled with action, thrills and sus- in Texas pense— a big tale of the Canadian wilds ELLIOTT DEXTER LILA LEE | | | in Values Are Exceptional fe Daughter William Farnum as he appears in a scene from “The Lone Star Ranger” at the Coliseum this week. Farnum is | @ shown here in the act of “listening in” on a gang of cattle | of the thieves who are planning to take his life. A few minutes later he is in the room x ith the whole gang backed against| the wall. “The Lone Star Ranger” is f Z 99 F ‘ is adapted from Zane | Wolf ’s novel of the same name. f : zl ‘ ; : . THE purpose of the reductions is to affect a quick disposal of dis- + continued patterns, incomplete lines and all odd pieces, to facilitate in- Marcia Manon, Raymond Glimpses of Photep dyi - P ¥ e : "th coming new shipments and to keep stocks clean. Hatton and ‘the famous 4° Indian squaw who was nOwW urren All the stirring qualities of “Riders of the Purple in “Mickey,” all have 9 yj nerry Sage,” with an additional touch of the devil- important roles in this “Breakfast made to order {s the lat ikasls ‘nokeahee y is li i : est Charlie aplin stunt When T¥—Cha: “Sen- seni dene iovanaedp bara abana extraordinary produc. f/est Charlie Chapin, ume ee | | amas Panter atts quick on the draw tion. fast, his pet hen hops into the fry-| | gr thieves": taber | Consequently it will be the wisest economy to supply immediate see ! sah Sipe ing pan and lays it'for him. That's B . needs, to even anticipate such as you may require for several seasons to not all, Bossy s right into the Symphony Orchestra Coliseum’s News Service \f Russell on the Wurlitzer c a plays milkmaid | | COZ1SKUM— William Ene yom iin} ii} come. “The Lone Star anger in resh cream f Detective,” comedy; Colleeam | cofte Sunnyside” is name of News. - | | REX—Jess Willard in “The Chal- | | HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES A TA | . aca ; lenge of Chance.” | | Funeral services for Mrs. Adeline This Swede Will ‘ Police Quarters CLEMMER | | “antetay bande” ta” "pases | e u ui a e {Colbo, 63, who died of heart failure in Never Be Citizen to Be Enlarged | 4, tranasome tarry, thé pride of "The. "Com : | "Aberdeen, 5. D., last week, were hel@) WENATCHEE, July 1.—When the| ‘The board of public works has been | the mounted foree, and later : jhere Monday. She was a pioneer resi-| United States entered the war John| authorized to spend $23,000 to en-| the eaxle-eyed sleuth of the plain 9 ; ; -f is: different; it is unique, because its offerings are neither “job lots” or Ment of the Green lake district |Gunnar Anderson, a native of Swe-|}&T&e quarters of the police and clothes men, Moore is seen At) | Warold Lloyd comedy; Bray Pic- —|den, revoked hin first papers vo that|ealth. departments in the publlc fom Deeper is reek 18 SO | ne peti Pihine \l| odd lots, but perfect standard goods produced by the oe mills of ASE FOR and GET he would not be called into the mill- «panne. ' And, Gwe Wht.” the country. ———$——— There is @ pretty girl dee 122 eee %s tary service of this country. After withdrawing a plea of not | course, Tom is in love with her. But| | cass a ica Getentm tn “rhe | 3 or ICE Monday in the superior court! guilty, Jack Victor, arrested by fed-| she has lots of money, while a is ii rt Eo Neel in Mok at te - eae Judge W. A. Grimshaw issued an or-|eral authorities several months ago | only a traffic cop. After a series of iy —Nesimova of { | der, on motion of Chief Naturaliza|on a charge of operating a still,|exciting incidents, ‘Tom finally| | "°®" ] e ro Its re acrifice | Malited od Milk tion Examiner John Spe@d Smith of|pleaded guilty before Federal Judge | proves his worth, and the difference i é |Seattle, forever barring Anderson|Neterer Monday, He was sentenced | between dollars and cents is se! ‘ A ane ‘or i i ahi m * 2 3 | Seg fefente ond Eayalide |trom ‘becoming a citizen of the] to serve 30 days in fall and fined /by the gt!'s dad, who takes a |]| to gain much needed space for incoming shipments. All sizes and-col nema ie ere deus orings are included at important savings. Furniture for every room in the home is offered at pronounced reductions. Willard’s experience as cow | dvantage in “The | nee,” at the Rex| = ‘ t eck, as well as his ability as ay As the hero of this story, he . TR 1K TL ° 'e Y TE y see Weatern cowtoy wha cata ¢|], GROTE-RANKIN CO.--Pike at Fifth--GROTE-RANKIN CO. 4 g of cattle rustlers and aids a lady in rec overing an expen +¥eo er rer se omen i ing of Kent thorobreds DIRRET ION JENBAN VON HBABENS ) ave been stolen from her by|mittge of the National Board of Re-/Only a few intimate friends, the outlaws. Arline Pretty is the| view of Motion Pictures located injing the three Talmadge THE BEST THERE 1S, ALWAY! | girl | New York City Joseph Schenk (No HOUSE IS DAMAG ED . | and Mrs. Talmiadge v present. If you don’t tlink there’s anything new under the | STRAND | Anita Loos and John Fmerson, | ree : Malling paries cauee ama sun, see this merry comedy, with two real stars— This theatre, this week, is the LAUGH CENTER Bryant Washburn is the star at|Popular scenario writers, were mar) tonne ward is playing on the bill ave, Monday afteriaals veek ed rec es er home of of the whole PACIFIC COAST the Strand this week. 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