The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1922, Page 5

D | Farewell Opera at the Peber Fesr So Bree A ear? FParsreeu te ss “oS PROS TSFRS B SFatirowe Paaela Liat inienegtniasih aataatiea SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, es. * ” VAUDEVILLE SHOWS CHANGE * * * | Moore Has Juvenile Act 2 PARTAR Ny * Sec Te 1—Regine Manville, Metropolitan. 2—Fleurette Jeoffrie, Pantages. 3—Gwendolyn Hendry, Palace Hip. 4—Elizabeth Kennedy, Moore. ‘The patrons of the light opera sea-|dians have used It ex the basis of a gon at the Metropolitan will have to delightful comedy number bid these American songsters fare | ‘Theatrical astronomers have dis- mg = —_ Panera’ they no on j covered two new stars. They are but t gv Be orien it ge Prcnell, children, and their names are Eliza- opera. from ¥ beth Kennedy and Milton Berle. “The Chimes of Normandy." A bet-lpney display dramatic genius ter selection could not have be*D) astounding for thei i ri made for the closing week, as there! Coney “Hroadway Hound are mit igre Barer can fanny ay | Smith and r snl ps a cow: nom be age oem nagnrargien hag |boy and an Indian having weil ” biended voices. Their vocal talent ‘The music of “The Chimes” is of | flowing nature that| {oO them from the plains of the One carinot soon forget| Frank Fisher and Eidrie Gilmore [have a skit called “Her | Romeo.” Miss Gilmore portrays an exceedingly sophisticated Juliet, while Mr. Fisher makes his Tomeo & boob. Herbert and Dare possess that [prime factor for the success in stage | athletics, ease of execution The Nagygys defy the elements. Fire has no terrors for them, and they handie {t as one would water or paper. This bill holds forth at The Moore for the week, with two performances daily. SKETCH FEATURE OF PAN SHOW Two well-known Broadway actors, Maurice Barrett and Frederic Clay ton, are announced as the headline big | amber which is called “Viashes.” | Pretiues gia xt» ad “ “Flashes” is a beautiful and colorfa!| matinee. They are " revue. Seenically nothing has been | mysti comedy drama called “Fate,” spared to make it pretentious. jwhich has already attracted wide Chic Yorke and Rose King are back | attention in the jeading vaudeville again with “The Old Family Tin-| theaters in the East type.” Altho the tintype is extinct, Another featured attraction on the its memory {s not, and these come-| new bill will be Larry Harkins iar a a his Monarchs of Melody. T AMUSEMENTS ular comedian and singer ee re rounded himself with young men who are re musicians and the offering is prov ing one of the anding hits of the season over the circutt Shirl! Rives and Billy Arnold are delightful and original tunmakers Of all the individual vocal artists Billows Rocking.” “With Joy My Heart” and “Silent Heroes.” There} is a lot of splendid comedy supplied by “The Baill and the “Notary” scattered all thru the three acts, but the dramatic moments, in the last part of the secood act, when Caspard loses his mind, so thrills one that the humor may be forgot- ten for the time being. PROTEAN ARTIST MOORE FEATURE | Doc Baker, noted protean artist, headlines next week's bill of Or pheum circuit vaudeville at The Moore. Mr. Baker, known as the Quickest lightning change artist on the stage, has surrounged himself new week's chat brilliant Nights, 749 New Playing BILLY “swepE” outst Boat Schedules non se SAVE MONEY= Travel by sfeamer TACOMA Characterizes our methods every transaction, and our ¢ tomers are accorded every cour- tesy consistent with sound busi- ness judgment. 4% Savings Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited Peoples Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST. DAILY Pal Account VICTORIA. B¢ | -ORT auld ES- STRAIT POINTS eae | MODERN — SAN JUAN ISLAND POINTS BELLINGHAM - ANACORTE DR. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 3. 106 Columbia St. PORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONNECTIONS AND MILL PORTS HOOD CANAL POINTS DENTIST ‘TUES! ° 4 wa +g Teg — In making high class, modern plate. 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Bowman, 911 dead Saturday, who tried to beat out the ut the baby w that she we hospital, She died a few at ha the coun: | ell finance committee Pantages ciroult favorable being made by presented by " has created a impression than is Pieurette. Joeffrie, a dainty young n who has a coloratura voice that has been compared by the erit fen to that of Galli Curel | Rosa Edwards, two ie; comedians, will appear in the comic originality, “Impressions.” ean and Valjean, a youth and a pretty girl, will contribute a clever/ athletic performance, the member of the duo adding a touch | of comedy with his impersonation) of Chaplin. New pictures will be} shown by the Pantage with| Gienn Goff at the organ NEW SHOW TODAY | AT PALACE HIP | A acenic divides honors with foremost of Belgium on the new vaudeville bill opening at the Palace/ Hip Saturday, which will be | companied by the film appearance of Bebe Daniels in “A Game} Chicken.” “Feather Your Nest,” romance of the of the morning, the ot | the world ts asleep, have Biily| Empey and Trixie Yorke as stars at we vernat own| male | extravaganza headline the dancers described ax « ama’ hours when reat The Foch Four, said to have combination of excellent well handled, will wind up the pro- gram Now and then a couple of genuine nuts appear on vaudeville | bill, and Welch apartment house said to fit this desertp skit, “Something A farcical arrang jtainment looms ne singing and talking of Burt and Gwendolyn Hendry in their tm pernonation of the Alabama negro. Originality in said be a domi nant feature of the contortions and Roma gymnastics of Brothess and Daisy. “TAKE IT FROM ME” COMING S00N Joa. M. Gaites’ beautiful produc tion of “Take It From Me.” fresh from its long and triumphant run of over a year at the 44th Street thea ter, New York, and record rune at the Studebaker, Lyric and Shubert theaters, in Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston, will come to the Metro. politan theater for one week, com mencing Sunday, September 34, with matinees 7 any and Saturday.) material. | local and comedians, are mn in their} Hazelton of nedy Draper Morales LA GRANDE, Ore.—August Nel fon, 9, dies of bullet wound In chest JOlder brother, Samuel, 12, said to have confessed to having done the shooting by accident [ Ba Ea EY Fi) CECE ‘Take fast steamers at Colman Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE | Seturda Wednesday, Priday, Sundey 11.35 p. m. Trew Bremerton to Searde Seturdey a1.d Sunday 21099 p.m AUTOMOBILE FERRY Connecting with Olympic My Say a the short route to Hood pai and Olympic Postacsie volnte. 948 - tearm aid p.m. Extra Trip Saturday and Sundsy 60 p.m M2 30pm Batre $A Satraey and Sunday 1020 p.m. Visitors accompanied by Bremerton Chamber of Commerce Guide per- mitted in Navy Yord at 1 & 3 p.m Passenger fare 80c round trip. NAVY YARD ROUTE turdey FACE DISFIGURED | WITH PIMPLES Also Blackheads, Hard,Largeand Red, Lost Rest. Cuticura Heals, “1 was troubled with pimples and blackheads. The pimples were hard, large and red, and caused large, sore eruptions on my chin. They itched and burned so that I could not rest at night, and my face was disfigured for a time. “T began using Cuticurs Soap and Ointment and within a week could see an improvement. I continued using them and was healed after using one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment.” (Signed) Miss Minnie Benedetti, New Castle, Colo., Feb. 15, 1922. Make Cuticura Sbap, Ointment and Talcum your every-day toilet preparations. ™ io dress: “ Sample Hach Yreeby Mall, Adress’ vere a Dintenent 28 and te ‘Cuticure Soap shaves without mug. | Hammer | sentative fo organite a } left tHE SEAT Met USED MATCHES | AMUNDSEN NOT TO MAKE FLIGHT’ es of Hat Hammer Gives Assurance Tos Roald att itive assurance Amundsen that explorer, mpt hin proponed airplane flight across the North pole this year, and the statement that hia ship, the Maud, is doomed, is the latest news to be received in Seattle in regard to the famous expedition, That Amundsen wilt winter at Wainwright, Alaska, wit! attempt flight next spring, was declared by ander Matthew, « all and until Alex ot H, who is Amundaen's repre in the United States, Ham in where he relief expedition to Amund: from the other side of the world when he attempts his flight Capt, EB, T. and ivory rived in Se north, deel In all prob foe this winter remain mociate mer is now Norway meet n Melntyre, trader veteran fur who has just ar n his latest trip that the Maud will bility be crushed in the Unusually hummocky tee ta preva lent this Capt Melntyre and in spite of the fact that Maud's hull in so constructed to her te when the closes nd vensel will little chance when the hum. mocks begin to crowd her sides. Capt, Melntyre met Amund n party in Nome, on his way to Beattie PHONE METERS ARE DEFEATED Everett to Return to Flat Rate October 1 EVERETT, Sept mm, says, the an caune ure tee the the while 16.—Foreed out ‘otests of more than 7,000 and city officials, the tele nometer of measuring telephone be dincarded here, begi according to orden department of by citizens chr method lee will nning Oct. 1 from the works The + stalled tn an echronometers were March and have been in usly since. Complaints from the patrons immediately fol owed. It was charged that the new device made rates exorbitant Tho orcer trom Olympia also di that the telechronometery be in wer altho a flat rate be charged telephone users, and a rec ord be kept of meters until invest! « by the department whether they are an aid or irance to service With the rates returned to the flat basis in effect when the device was installed thruout the city, each line will still include ten parties, which ratio was established at that time. The order requiring the Puget Sound Telephone company to con: tinue reading and keeping records of the telechronometers is believed to be a result of court action on the part of the Everett city attorney, who secured an indefinite stay of the inal hearing on the invention’s ef fectivencns in use continu rects view ton proves a hin SAN DIEGO —tnsign Jack H. Shafter of fleet air forces killed when plane fails. CRAMPS, PAIN AND) BACKACHE have cramps an; my housework all thresh the month. I recommend your Vegetable Com- id to has friends for female Froubles > ap —* 1412 Salis! St. Loui Jus t thi k reiaemanet. viydige. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has been in use for nearly fifty years. It is prepared from medicinal plants by the utmost pharmaceutical skill, and superior methods. The gredients thus combined in the Compound cor- rect the conditions — — such annoying symptoms had been t-oubling Mrs. Scholz, The Vegeta- bie Compound exercises a restora- tive influence of the most desirable character, correcting the trouble ina gentle but efficient manner. ‘Thi« is noted by the disappearance, one after another, of the disagreeable symptoms.—Advertixement “The Seattle Community Schoo! for Music Study” Announces Subject of Lecture Y. W. C. A. AUDITORIUM Corner Fifth Ave. and Seneca St Open to No admission fee All music students will organize. will not, TLE STAR Esther Schacht BY MARIAN wat Kathe? Schacht in new degree, a D. LD. Domwatic Difficulties “Since I've been with the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Ald so I've had so many family diffi cults smooth out, and have picked up so much practical psycho! that when I start to write a |first thing ie it will fill a fivefoot shelf,” | porting and she laughed. [probably another romance. This very youthful person conceals| “Sometimes whole be an unusual ability for business and |‘picture brides’ come in—the other an instinct for helpfulness behind | day 1 200 of them. They had her smiles, When the boats land at (been selected on the merita of their is inland she is there to offer as-| photographs and had been wooed by ne oe and aid to those who need it. | correspondence “It's very pleasant to help some “Thirteen aged mother find her son in this | élaimed—and country. to reunite a wife and/our protection.” husband who have been separated, “Do you think the other 187 abe syn, “but sometimes it Is sad to married to strangers?’ I see the case of the girl who comes to join her sweetheart after an ab- sence of yearn “Perhaps quite unconsciously he has abeorbed the ideas of « mew country, and It standard of femin inity, while cherixhing in his heart the love for the «irl left be hind “He comes to the boat to welcome | the girl le thought he cared for and! pect marriage to be a long holiday. learns what cruel things years are,; “It's the girls who want all the and how tricky memory may be-| pleasures and none of the responsi. come when corrupted by imagina who find themselves later in tion, | she concluded. World’s Greatest Weapon in Court, BY SIDNEY B. WHIPPLE postr WASHINGTON, Sept. 16. am: | roofin peving material. med with evil, filled with good; ben.;tfacted veronal, sulphonal, tor of humanity and scour of | Cetin, asperin. ivilization; builder of empires | And’ in the meantime they destroyer of nations: Such Is UNDI-| created pieric acid, and with GO, the history of which la a Fo that—trinitrotoluol e TNT. mance. 5 The war taught us what TNT The history of Germany's commer-| meant, al supremacy is the history of ‘n HA working D.— Doctor the boat queerly neon @ on a of who belongs to the k n't fit ometimes drenned gir left behind. She bin life now at all. And Romance won't stand the strain.” “What can be done?” I asked, ‘We junt t the girl, give her a home, and help her to find work, The ctety has new fri and nds, is of of them took were them un und or be happy, asked They You she replied intending and to make happy ‘That's the foundation for a marriage. They know how to keep 4 sew, and they know noth. ing about delicatessen stores or ready-made clothes They don't ex usually are,” yoo, they come over wi hapey are trious he } ook bilities the di © courts,” coating They ex phena disinfectants, pipe “D. D. D. ” Is Latest Degree Domestic Row Doctor you know she's selfsup- | indus: | house and| ff SN ETE AOR HE BEATS FISH UP WHEN THEY REFUSE TO BITE; IS FINED PORTLAND, Sept, 16,-—When young salmon start playing pranks with nicely nickeled spin nerg and refuse to abide by the ethics of the angling pro sion by failing to be eaught in 1 while, a man should be given the privilege of self-protection, in the opinion of D, L. Taylor of Baraboo station. was arrested ‘Thursday on th Sandy river and fined $50 in the district court the name day because he had clubbed Pd or was salmon Taylor had tried angling with a hook and line in a fashion approved by the game laws, but the young salmon chewed up || everything had except his |! bait lAterally Taylor was sore, 80 took club and waded into the after the playful || salmon Sunt r he had clubbed his 12th salmon and laid it on the river bank, BE. H. Clark, district deputy game warden, happened along and took Taylor and string of fish in tow for violation of the game laws READY TO OPEN “CRONKHITE CASE river his Pen Witnesses Arrive for Grand Jury Probe Additional witnesses who are ex-! | pected to be called before the federal | \erand jury scheduled to convene in Tacoma Mor death of Maj lay to investigate the Alexander Cronkbite at Camp Lewis, Oct 5, 1918, were arriving in that city Saturda United States District Attorney T.! P. Rev of Seattle, who ta to con duct the probe, was examining the witnesses, most of whom are mem the 213th engineers. This company of Capt, Robert about whom has raged conflicting testimony was brought into the leged confession of Seret nd Pothier. Both friends and foes of Rosen bluth will testify before the grand} jury, Revelle said. | An army board of inquiry, shortly | fter the killing, found that Ma}. Cronkhite had come to his death by |reason of the accidental discharge of | bers of was the Rosenbluth, a storm of jever since he range. Later, during Istarted at the instance of the dead | officer's father, Maj. Gen. Cronkhite, | it was stated that Maj. Cronkhite| had been murdered. an |Educators to Meet in Spokane Sept. 27| ‘The 36th annual convention of the | Washington Educational association, in Spokane, will begin Wednesday morning, September 27. The conven- tion will continue three days, Mrs. Minnie D. Bean, of Tacoma, presi- |dent of the association, has an- | nounced that the entire program for { j the three Gi ye tae is now W'complete, Madison Park Club Plans Big Sunday | The Madison Park Improvement ‘| club will hold a plenic and field day all day Sunday, at Madison park. TAMPICO. ican cashier of Atlantic Gulf & W |Indies Petroleum corporation in |Tampico, seriously wounded and his | light | Humble, | Somers, |Zoratti Investigation | ¥ John H. Clark, Amer- 'TO GET SKAGIT POWER IN 1924 Superintendent of City’s Light Plant Predicts That electric power from the Ska- git river hydro-electric project will be avaijable for use in Seattle not later 1924, was declared Uhden, engineer in than January 1, Saturday by C.F charge When this power is made available, J. D. Ross, superintendent of the elty piant, promises a reduction in electrical rates for Seattle residents, Ross declines at this time to predict how great this cut will be. The Gorge creek unit of the project will be completed in December, 1923, according to Ubden, It is believed that 50,000 horsepow- er of electrical energy will be devel- | oped from the Gorge creek unit, This y will double the capacity of light plant || Vital Statistics BIRTHS Births in their households are re- ported by the following Seattle men: | Duvall, Eddie A. Caropolis, Pa, boy, James Lawrence, 206 26th girl Archie W., ave. N Warnke, ‘., boy. n, Dean A 122 Fifth ave, 6252 29th ave. N. EB 0-A Ninth ave, , 6323 Fifth ave. c.. boy Ketcham, Clifford Thurber, 6201 Carleton ave. boy dward Orville, 7757 18th ave. > W., girl Chida, Yowhiro, 316 11th ave, lith ave, L., 65) y William M., 30 boy Turner, Charles W. N. E Angel, Abe, 15 Stofford, Harry N.W., girl !Londohl, Jacob, 2644 W. 63rd st., Wicklund, Oscar 8., High Po Bird, Frank A., 219 W. wee al, Frederick C., 916% Howell |Gerioek: Joseph G. Youhioke, Yoshitara, 615% Yesler Roy F., 2627 way, girl ¥, penty, B., 5712 Eighth ave. girl , 215 Pontius Chambers, Second re. W., bo Bolstod E. MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence, Brown, Edwin, Poulsbo .. Walden, Hild John Munisso, J will | his own pistol while on the target) Eblttips Sheldon, Seattle rraclough, Blanche, Seattle, Taal w | Wellman, Oxcar, College Place reset Witte, d . Bremerton . Sullivan, Edward T., Tacoma Daniell, Olive, Seattle Henrikson, Sophus, Seattle Correia, Mary, Sequim ... Siegel. Chains B., Seattle Sherman, Bailey, Seattle . Chevalier, Frank J., Seattle MacDonald, Grace, Seattle ... |Sawyer, James F., Seattle . Lind, Wiihelmina, Seattle . Churchill, Garner James, Seattl Chapman, Thora M.,, Seattle . Fergu Lindblad, Rore C. Reichert, Edward Goode, M. Laetitia from oe M. from Otele. Eawin from Sandstrom, Gi Ott Williams, Hazel M. from Fred 8, DEATHS Covetans Alice, | Ri Walter Carver, 67 years. Johnson, Frederick Marion, 60 yeare, VANCOUVER, Wash.—C. F. Rid deli, Richard 8. Jones and 8, M, Bracket, Seattle attorneys, file 3 [bere for recovery of $2,000 alleged a be due them for legal services s ed J. K. Joyce, the United States of i hauffeur killed when held up and|Spruce Corporation and J, H. Mace — robbed by bandits, Gregor. digo The story of Germany's mili tary machine ia the story of indigo. From the coal tar out of which in digo is derived come medicines that have beaten man's most terrible dis hitherto incurable, Out of it| have come food extracts that have made life better worth living. Dyes, paints and anaesthetics; | products a thousand times sweeter than sugar and a thousand times bit-| terer than gall; and tasteless things: and all the colors of the rainbow and things without any color at all And the eases, most deadly explosives known to man; explosives so power |ful that they virtually reduce a hu |man target to gasses. In the development of these things death and graft and bribery; secret | agents, villains and «pies have all/ ayed their part. Now your gov ernment is to determine their future, | Adolf Baecyer,.a German, discov ered a process of making synthetic indigo in 1880, In 1914 the Badische Anilin-und-Soda Fabrik controtied 96 | per cent of the world’s output. In 1916 cartel,” or monopoly, was formed by the seven greatest chem ical manufacturing concerns of G All foreign business was “p these firms. If it were necessary to take a loss in order to hold a market, the loss was divided The cartel could therefore undersell any foreign dye-maker — almost to the point of giving its product away in order to maintain its hold It was from 1880 to 1900 that the} Germans made thelr great progress in coal-tar chemistry, They develop: | ed sal-var-san, the world’s first cure for blood poison They developed novocain, or pro which your dentist uses as a anaesthetic, They developed hetic flavorings and perfumes, electrodes, composition shin ies, insulation, paints, sidewalk ma |U. of Ww. Eatension Course to Organize A class in elementary accounting consisting of 36 seasions, will be or | ganized Monday, September 18, at 6 Ip. m., in room 1044, Henry building, la jing to the University exten- j sion service, in charge. Park Managers Hold | Closing Day Picnic! | Park commissioners, park superin tendents, and all others connected with park management, celebrated the close of a heavy park season with a picnie Friday, They were en tertained at Carkeek park, M, J. Car keek atte the picnic many rated” by its lows. ailing, life s—often unt! heedlessiy risk happy. But to the piness and good tim recall’ them. Are you suffer datly and stiff; one of these unfort worn out and dispirited Jeain, ral You want to be well and the best 3. W. PHILLIP! 8023 Second Ave. N. always hand. Hard work affect I had an attack, T noticed the small of my back, and #o lift anything, my back me, My kidneys were diso' Kidney Pills, from the ¢ drove the pain out of my rected the other kidney tr NIKKO, Japan.—Bodies of 13 sui cides found in basin of Kegon wa terfalls, Each year, is report, many take life in falls, despite close watch of detectives. 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