The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1922, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STA... SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1922. . ——— —— — " NS Tip Incorporate $2,500,000 Hotel Company N AMBITICN Campaign for Funds Is to Start Soon and Dizzy, Every- - Seemed toWorry Me. : I Got Well Indiana.—‘‘My back was could not do my washing. I ie re a 2 rhotoplay : A mile -a- minute romance of a wild motor-car race from New York to Los Angeles, in which the “flivver” actual- ly wins — but look who's driving! At 12:30 o'clock, Sunday, Malotte, on the Wurlitzer, will play this half-hour concert: “The Red Man” (March). Sousa “Idola” (An Oriental Fantasy) Bud Wilkie and Wallace Bradley “Rolling Down to Rio” (Kip ling’s Poem set to music) . Bdward Germon election Rigoletto,” Grand fr n the Opera. a! Similaritie neholy Moon” and “Let the Rest of the World Go By (Note) The last number (Musi- cal Similarities) is intended in © red way to reveal the likeness of parts or phrases in old musical compositions, xtended to the writers of the numbers Mr. Ma- Jotte will use from time to time in bis Sunday concerta WALLACE REID Supported by THEODORE ROBERTS, Mary MacLaren, Betty Francisco, in Paramount’s “Across theContinent” ~~ with fan and excitement, ranging from love to a prai- rie fire! And along with it— Seatile’s new $2,500,000 hotel as it will look when completed if the plans of the Metro- politan Building Co, are adopted. Inset, Frank Waterhouse, president of the Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the chamber’s hotel committee, who has been the moving irit nm bringing the hotel plans to their present state of readiness. i funds ty to be started not later than) ing would be built in the form of Tains, on the average, every Saturday July 17—no definite building plans|giguntic “U" with roof gardens ree days in New York city attle’s new $2,500,000 hotel com: | have yet been drawn up. over the lobby and dinning room. For a man to laugh in Persia is} pany, following Friday's action It is expected, however, that the} 4 board of directors has already ‘effeminate. of the board of trustees of the | plans will closely follow those pre-| been appointed, to function until the ee Merges thee pe det apng pared by the Metropolitan mulitiee | garet annual meeting of the hotel ing plans for mammoth edi- | Co. last year for its proposed hotel company, and will incorporate next Esther Wolfe | ii. on the ame site—the block boundew | week Aitho it is contemplated that the|by Fourth and Fifth avenues and! mis poard comprines C. J. Smith, hotel will be completed within two! University Seneca streets. A. BR. Stewart, W. H. Pu 3. FI years or lese—the campaign for|QNEFIFTH INTEREST | Dougtas, C. W. Wiley, Laurence Col. ; ——————=——= | FOR BUILDING CO. man, Worrall Wilson, J. W. Spang: Under this cartier proposal—which | ler, L. C. Gilman, John Powell, J | failed because the board of regents of/D, Lowman, C. D. Stimson, M. F.| [the University of Washington deem: | Backus, A. W, Leonard, C. 8. Wills, | lod it unwise to grant the company 4/R. H. Parsons, George Donworth, J }S@-year lease extension on the | D, Hoge, Victor Bifendah! and Frank | mround—the Metropolitan Building | Waterhouse. }Co, would have had a controlling In| pour propositions were considered terest in the stock, but under the NeW | wien the chamber’s hotel committee plan it will get only a fifth interest met Friday, just prior to the board CRC LAD OUNECA for the $500,000 It proposes to invest. | o¢ trusteon’ session, but a decision This means that the company Will) was reached without much difficulty Observe this—for the How Rumor Started at first time on record an American company was ee Baby Clinic in the movement declared Saturday | ‘Thin provides for transfer of the sent to Italy just to that, 4 ite of this, they expected o hy By Wanda von Kettler [iit sew moaitiations would be made! Novt” fatts Wwhen the aromas Now that the clinic is closed po the specifications. wil revert to the University of and the babies have ali gone take the picture scenes that were laid in Italy, in— Last year's plans called for 4 hotel!) Washington, for an annual rental of heme to stay, let's gossip about with 609 rooms, all outside) $95.000 In addition the company "THE MAN FROM HOME” eee ing would be erected around the site| pany to an extent of not leas than The splendid stage success that held the New York record for ten years—with lovely Italian back- gree and a powerful Paramount cast, including James Kirkwood, Anna Q. Nilsson, Norman erry. LIBERTY NEWS Dr, Edwin J. Brown takes office as Mayor. Mrs. Henry Landes assists Mayor Brown in planting Oowers. Seattle's Ekagit water-power project. Indians spearing salmon at Prosser. Bathing party opens the season at Alki. “ON PATROL” BILLY BEVAN, MILDRED JUNE, KALLA PASHA ll | B ER iT ‘f A Liberty Guest Enjoys the Bent Admission 25¢, any day, up to 6:30—Nights, 35¢ 100% Courtesy, Music, Pictures. Advertisement MACK SENNETT’S Strand Orchestra Under Wineland Playing Drdla’s _ “SOUVENIR” _ Two thousand, two hundred and) "Ow oveupied by the Metropolitan | $590,000, from which is to be dedutoed two in all came to the four-day cele- | theater and, very probably, arrange | the unamortized value of the build. bration to be weighed, measured, ob-| ments would be made so that one | ings on the hotel site, approximately served and scientifically discussed, | could enter the theater from the hotel | 875,000. eee lobby. ‘Yoa, the mothers were there, too, al) There would be five entrances— tho The Star staff photographer, | three to the lobby on Fourth sa] GUNMAN SLAYS when told that two babies, one 2 Fifth aves. and Seneca st. and the . years old and one 4 months, were due| Main entrance to the dining room AGED CHINESE to be snapped at his studio on a cer. | Moor on University st. just east of tain afternoon, wisely responded:| the Metropolitan theater. ASTORIA, Ore, June 10—Seid “Oh, 20? "% anybody comin’ with| The Fourth ave. aide and the Unt-| You. aged Chinese grocery store | em?" Versity ot. side ae far down as the | owner, was killed this morning eee west side of the theater would be, When an unidentified gunman Mayor Brown was rushed by Peng with a double row of shops, leaped thra the window of his es. ladies the in charge Friday after- with an arcade running between tablishment and fired five revolver noon and led they the nursery | them. [shots into the merchant. Seid and examining reoms on the sec- The floor above this would be oc You, a Ring Kung-Bow Leong tong on floor of the Bon. Some of the |cupied by the main dinning rooms,|man, high in the councils of the mayor seen the mayor | banquet rooms and private dinning tongs, had been reported for some they gave him SOME reoms, and lobby would be on the time fearful of his life. | Moor ‘above, being connected with| The murderer escaped down a off. the dinning room floor by a grand| precipitous bluff after flinging his eee | stairway, revolver into a yard. They'd been practicing alt week, | he lounge would run the full! - —— eee length of the Fifth ave. side, the) eprcaco. ae Dr. Stephanson smith also strotied | lobby the full length of the Seneca Yenas ak Pron Henk ni dernt power about the clinic and among the ba-/*t. side. The lounge would be on pition agents, were arrested today on | bles Friday afternoon. He deciared | the same floor as the lobby. charges of having accepted a bribe he'd never known “batter results of TO BE BUILT lof $4,000 from the Garfickal stores | conscientious organised efforts.” | IN THE FORM OF “tC” |to prevent a raid. : Bo as to provide for plenty of air} Holm con: But he wasn't limiting his re | and light for every room, the build.lannounced “eters officials marks alone to the aforemen- thoned vocal accomplishments of ee. ar Hoe was passing the potted plants also to members of the City Federa-| tion of Wemen’s Clubs, alleged to be responsible for the entire success of the show. ‘A glorious love-adventure laid and filmed on two continents “HAM” HAMILTON in the Mermaid Comedy (Sets mie oases FIRST NATIONAL KINOGRAMS ae Only it wasn't a show. It was «| baby convention. oe Baby conventions ee different | fi \ conventiong in that) peat natural. TRY IT ON YOUR BERRIES b tit rREsH | A PURE MILK AND 10¢ A tion and hear somebody yell, “T DALY | CREAM PRODUCT | Pint WANTA GO H.0-M-E!"? A “Mayflower” Product tue Plenty of them felt Mke it. ee rer ose anybody doze off during | NOW HERE A First National love tale of the alluring South Seas— Coliseum Concert Or- chestra under Kay, playing this one-hour concert Sunday at 12:30 o’clock: cee | Oodies of times. But it wasn't con- | sidered p'lite. Sharply Reduced Summer Travel Fares From Seattle and Return To Yellowstone Park. . $38.25 To St. Paul-Minneapolis 72.00 To Chicago....... 86.00 Northern Pacific Ry. Three daily all-steel trains with through Pullman Service, leave Seattle at 9:15 A. M. Famous North Coast Limited To Chicago via Minneapolis and St. Paul 3:35 P. M. Mississippi Valley Limited To Kansas City and St. Louis 7:00 P. M. Atlantic Express At baby conventions, those assem ———---------- | bled do ag they please. | oe is served late he docs not say The American Beau- ty as a woman who won't believe in any- thing—even her own heart! If one is hungry and luncheon Boat Schedules ; man Dock-Fout Mar ' sweetly, “Why, that’s perfectly - alright; 1 breakfasted late to- nye MONE day.” One yells “Blaaah! | want | Travel by steamer | vs woitie” or often just TACOMA ——, Ais iels GAARA = When 't comes to posing for pic-! tures the babies don't pose. They produce no special smile. If they're | snapped in a group they refuse to be dignified. They topple over on top| of each other and need to be set up “gain. They don’t try to look TORIA. BC ‘babyish.” | \NGFLES - STRAIT POINTS ee | “War March of the Priests” from “Aphalia” ......... Selection from the opera “Lohengrin”....... Wagner Soloist to be selected (a “Petite Scherzo”... Saenger () “Danse des Sylphes” Ral. let from “The Damna- tion of Faust”..... Berlioz (©) “Aubade Printaniere’ La BAILY 7, 9, 11 a. m., 1, B, 5, 7, 9 p.m Me FOR SINGLE TRIP Se FOR ROUND THIP DAN MASON “TOONERVILLE BLUES” One of those hilarious skipper comedies At that, tho, no wrinkles need to be “washed out” by the photog: | rapher. “La Fet joenes Na- politaines” ....... Maseenet sae aeRO MSME §— Everybody enjoyed the clinio— even the bables, despite they yelled “Blaaah?" As Dr. John E. | Wallace, who had been on the | Job since the first day, expressed | it Friday night when asked if he BOCULN AAC eaLiatene wasn't “just dead,” “Heavens, AND MILL PORTS no; I could live forever doing oF this?” To Chicago via Minneapolis and St. Paul eee | HOOD CANAL Points The score cards are not as yet} omplete; it is therefore impossibie | For other rates and full information pee a. Poolane het to give out the exact number of per- nf fect babies at this time. But they| about summer tours write id og \ > 5 Req NEA BAY & WAY Ports ie numerour—mounting td some: | ma y Ue E The exact number of safety pins bid vicked up on the floor of the clinic, | ATION Co A. D. Chariton, Portland, General Pass. Agent however, have been accurately count: | beam © to 687, They will be returned to | their owners if properly identified. |