The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1922, Page 5

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1922. Artistic Act at the Moore Vaudeville Bills Are Good a S \ VICTORY WAY 1S DEDICATED New Route to the North Now| Open the Just were threatening to throw Seattle Into the midst of the fall rainy sea when darkening eklos |non, and motorists who make fre quent trips to the north of the jclty over the Pacific highway were }dreading ventures over the dirt road detour between Seattle and Bothell, Victory Way was opened |to public traffic Saturday! | | rand and and cit Giving vent to that pum feeling,” moto ns from all points af the new stretch of paving gathered at Bothell at 1 o'clock and at Lake | Forest Park at 3:30, for programs) in celebration of the event | | The highway, which te 28 feet wid of unw iy heavy founda tien, and straightened to eliminate many curves, rune thru one of the most attractive districta, from a scenic point of view, In the vieinity | jot Seattle. It encircles Lake Wash: | ington Among the speakers scheduled for the day were Mayor Brown of Seattle; Mayor Wilson, of Bothell James Allen, state highway commis. | sioner, and representatives of the Western Washington Automobile club and the board of county com | missioners, new route runs thru Morn THE SEATTLE BIGGEST BILL IN WASHINGTON Ingside, Lake Forest Park, Medina, | or Bill Taft—is that of this S Juanita, Kirkland, Bothell, Nelle of G “' M H i vue, Hazelwood, Kennydale, Quen. | ¢/ “eorgia Maye Minh, dail, Renton and Bryn Mawr | Washington. STAR The biggest bill in Washington—bigger than the bonus bill outh American toucan, the pet) Miss Hill haa atarted a toucan fad in| The old road will remain In serv —— . fee for the use of residents along ° a Dig Coal All ee “\Dig Coa trained to do four different things at the same time is revealed by Tumeo Kajiyama, who will headli the new week's bill at the deginning Monday, Kajtyama Roted caligraphist and his vaudeville Act in sald to be a novelty, With « blackboard before him and a news paper in his hand, he writes head liner from the paper backward and at the same time talka to bis audi ence about something te} reaches the climax when he doos four separate and distinct things at the same time. An added feature of the bill will be the Clifford Wayne trie, a com pany of Indians in full dress, fea. | turing the Twentieth ntury Bqua and a great Indian 4 ortiat, Mas ter Karih, ‘The act tncludes singing. dancing and some hand balancing Kluting’s Entertainer® an animal novelty, featuring Kiuting’s Leaping Cata, will te on the new bill, Sidney Styne, with Arthur Poteet at the plano, will offer his Intest nutology. which he styles “Why Squirrels Leave Home.” Rrierre and King will offer a sing Ing and dancing comedy act. Mixs King ts a young actress who wan tn the support of Elsie Janis in “The ing Fools,” giving promise of grace-| Stim Princess” and Brierre waa the BY FRANK J. TAYLOR WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.—Reor ganization of the coal mining Indus try so that miners can dig coal the the new job which year around this government has turned over to Herbert Secretary of Commerce Hoover. be completely overhauled, strikes #0 disastrous to American industry could be eliminated, con! prices re juced, and wages increased, the gov ernment believes, At the present time, the average coal miner earns lens than $1,000 per year, because coal cannot be con od an fant an he can di Te rest of the t his family must living Income, even if union wagos are paid, 1.—Miss King, Pantages. 2.—Belle Montrose, Moore. $.— lary Robbins, ¢ Hip. 4.—Raye Harvey, Olympic. What is considered by critics to be the most artistte act Im Orpheum | Performances dally. circuit vaudeville will be the leading | NOVEL ACT AT feature at the Moore for the week |THE PALACE HIP patting iepmey. Tt te 386, Merton | "OS cere waver ef the new ra! a oe new Morgan Dancers, 1) beautiful girl#) paisce Hip bill Saturday, the Rob. and several men. The offering ie the | bing Trio, described as “Three Skat- dance drama “Helen of Troy,” con- sisting of a prologue and three ‘The bill continues all week with two government officials admit there are too many mines and too many migers. department of commerce involves a jvoluntary reorganization of the fn | dustry by the coal operators, They | ful entertainment by two pretty girts original Grenfar Lorry in “Graus | A é scenes. This is a new offering f0F| nq — comedian said to closely re-|tark.” Selma Mraata will present | ¥°Ul4 Saree to operate only # an this organization, one that will b@)sembie Harold Lioyd in looks and|her big Juggting act. {tain precentage of their mines, poo! found to be even more entertaining | gcriona, The Pantggescope will show als thelr interests, but operating “than their last year's dance drama-| singing, talking and a melange of| Buster Keaton comedy, a news josephine McLean and Charles Have | noxum may be expected when Ralph| weekly and “Fun From the Press,” lim head the cast as they did last) yeGowan and Jean Knog present|with Glenn Goff at the organ. meason. “A Joy Ride.” Glenn and Jenking in “Working| Several different styles of dances| MUSICAL. COMEDY AND Hor the Railroad,” is « featured num-jare offered by the Imperial Trice, two/™ caning directly from a season in ber which Is along comedy lines. | pretty girls and a clever male step-| \itornis the Tad Howland Musical ‘Their characterization of two Grand | per. Comedy company wil} commence « Central station porters is said to] Bennett and Culver are able young | (0047, sngagement at the Olympic} be humorous. people In @ romantic offering entitled Belle Montrose, comedienne, tn |"The Love Boat.” The male member, Morne simaes & eon Coke Seer, | ay 8 bow - How “Her Only Chance” ts an added fea-'as a naval captain, presents the dif. * ture, having just joined this week's | ferent eweethearts be has had while|‘*tured player and a comedian of recognized ability, the cast includes SPENT HALF HER bill, coming direct from New York. traveling. Frank Ellis, Elsie B he, Jiman! Roxy La Rocca, wizard of the harp,| A veteran of three years in the) T™ANK Bilis, Elsie Brosche, Jimmie) 4. Coy Tenn. — “Three from the London music halls, has «| aviation service in France keeps up| Aden. Faye Howell, Anna Chick and) | Sotto ty gag ‘an invalid. I is of bore Lillian Cole, A singing and dancing his daredevil alr stunts, but now on Faber and McGowan have « com! a tight rope, when Hal Hart, “The cal absurdity called “The Compass,” | Wiry Monologist,” takes the foot which is a nautical comedy. | boards. The Wilson Aubrey Trio are com | A Paramount picture, “Reyond,” edy gymnasts with new tricks and/ starring Ethel Clayton, finishes the plenty of comedy. | new bill. John and Nellie Olms as “The CALIGRAPHIST ON Watch Wizards” both entertain and| NEW PANTAGES BILL mystify. * How the “human brain can be pent half of my ime in bed, being |chorus of pretty California girle ts |announced ag a feature. | Howland will offer only the better | of light opera and musical com- changing the bill twice week & daily matinee and two evening performances. The Olympic |theater is udner the management of m. O. Gabrieleon, and has been re [decorated and renquipped. that even the larger ptoductions can be/ staged. A regular picture program will be shown, in conjunction with the musical comedy company. “Caroline” is the title of the akit jjtrouble which wo- Lliimen of a certain lage are apt to ha cook Ladin pound Tableta and used Lydia E. Pink- "s Sanative Wash. I am a well woman now and have been for two years.. I can work as well as any one who is which will begin Sunday. Special younger and as I am a farmer's wife scenery, costumes and electrical ef. Tha e plenty to do for I cultivate fects will be a featu: my own garden, raise many chickens own housework. You may is letteras I am ready to women tion. Vitagraph’s and do Wh 4 will be the photoplay attraction. publish t Popular prices are promised at the | do anything to help new house. | been so well ha troubles are past. ’’—Mri | Loway, Carter's Creek, Tenn. |Knife Hits Waitress Most’ women find plent; and She Asks $2,000! they are upset with some female ail ment and troubled with such sym; | Bessie C. Smiley began suit in su-| tome es Mra. Galloway had, |perior court Friday against the | Smallest duty seems a mountain. Rhodes company for $2,000 damages| If you find it hard to keep up, if alieged to have been sustained jast | YOu are nervous and irritable, with | January when a knife in the kitchen | out ambition and out of sorts gener |at the Rhodes lunch counter fell and | Ally, give the Vegetable Compound a leut her arm. Miss Smiley was em-/fair trial. We believe it will help | ployed by the Rhodes company as a! you greatly, for it has helped others. | waitress. Advertisement, Lost Dollars Bg dollars you spend for luxuries are gone forever. The dollars you deposit in a savings ac- count at the Dexter Hor- ton National Bank begin at once to earn other dol- lars. Savings Department Open Saturdays 6 to8 p.m. A LACE HIP OMRECTIUN ACKERMAN A HARRIS, HERE AT LAST —stays till Friday The picture you've waited for New York, and a THEATRE | Continuous {roll A in ee | } | pair of lovers married—An | the South P, visited only once in years by a tramp gtoamer—A big New mother love Zealand ranch, nane & weakling ‘there, living on spoiling three liv even after BEYOND—a wonder- ful thing that drawa them all to to « «reat romance of vivid w venture. death Dexter Horton National Bank Second Ave. and Cherry’ St SEATTLE IMPERIAL TRIO Novelty Dancers ROBBINS TRIO “Three Skating Fools” | If the coal mining industry could All hands, operators, miners and! pound Made Her a Well Woman jaMicted with a) todo. If); Year, Plan U p to Hoover thene mines the year around. | ‘The balance of the mines would be closed up, under the general echeme outlined, and held in reserve. Miners, who earn now but $700 to $1,000 per year, would double the time and | double the income. One of the big questions involved }in working out thin scheme is that of finding employment for 250,000 or 300,000 surplus miners, The govern ment’s idea at present is that they would gradually find their way into |the steel and other industries, now raid by employers to be short of man. | power. Secretary Hoover contemplates no He belleves it can be accomplished over a five-year period, by carefully | constdered atepe. [Yoke no sudden unemployment, and would enabie the operators to estab. Yiish the storage and distribution The scheme contemplated by the | facilities necessary to take care of | the coal produced and held tn stock during the months when demand ts low, \Shell, 1,560 Pounds, Is Shot 35 Miles ARERDE PROVING GROUNDS, M4, Oct. 7. Thirty: even miles was the record shot jmade today by a 14¢inch gun, mount jed on a@ railway truck, which was being tested here by coset fens experts, The projectile, wh in of the time-fuse variety, weighs 1.660 | Pounds and is fired with 500 pounds of powder. | Another gun—a 1¢tnch rifie—fired a shell two miles higher than any| j Jalrplane has ever climbed and, when it struck, 2¢ miles away, plerced 16/ inches of tempered steel eotile, which fs also jshell, weighs a ton | ni ae Criminologist to This pro a time-fuse ia | Aid Grand Jury TACOMA, Oct. 7 rival here of Dr. no! With the « Otto H. Schultze, ed New York criminologiat, who on his way from the East, the federal grand jury that has been investigating the shooting of Maj Alexander Cronkhite at Camp Lewis four years ago will be reconvened. Dr. Schultze haw been detained tn Jconnection with another murder tn. vestigation in Mineela, N. Y. He will be accompanied here by William JA. Jones, small arms expert. REY, P. A. KL , pastor of the |Dunlap Baptist church, will preach Sunday morning on the topic, “The tiech Young Ruler.” the evening th theme will be he Bible and | Evolution.” | MATINEE ALL NEXT Vaudeville’s TAMEO SIDNEY STYNE BRAATZ Woman r SELMA Renown World's labrupt overturning of the industry This would pro-| PANTAGES Noted Japanese Caligraphist and Mental Marvel KLUTING’S ENTERTAINERS Featuring the Famous Leaping Cats Season's Sensation THE CLIFFORD WAYNE TRIO Indians in full dress. The 20th Century Squaw and the jreatest Indian Child Artist MASTER KARLH Taste is a matter of tobacco quality We state it as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield are of finer quality (and hence of better taste) than in any other cigarette at the price, Liggett @ Myers Tobacco Co, dj at German Frontier BRUSSELS, Oct The gang of smugglers which has been bringing cocaine and other drugs into Belgium from Germany is now using children in its operatio The Belgium po | ice believe that a vast quantity of |drugs han been carried across the frontier and distributed at different points by the youthful smugglers, who thus far have evaded arrest. BAN FRANCISCO. — Accompanied by two wolfhounds, who, he nays, twice saved his life, Sam C. Scotte, prospector and fur trapper, has brought word here of « big gold |strike in the Mackenzie river region of the Canadian rockies, 600 miles |from Wrangell, Alaska. i | methods in and our cus- ae Ches Tots Smuggle Drugs |No Indian Leases lander of Jugo-Slavia, referred to the | Serbians | every cour- tesy consistent with sound busl- ness Judgment. 4% Paid on Savings Accounts Accounts Subject to Check Are Cordially Invited Peoples Savings Bank she ‘TEETH EXTRACTION FREE DAILY - <n) oOn10 PAINLESS [ole ys] rays . lebone rubber, which does aot over the reef of the mouth if | you have two or more teeth. tural, Rubber, $5.00) t of teeth pe cseeee Gum Lyke Rubber, « perfect re | production of the bui oun. 'eoLp crown | \ BRIDGEWORE veces 4,00 Most of ar ooo, pees yy our early custom Teo oe work is still giving good ction. All work guarant for 15 yeara | | Examination free OHIO CUT RATE | DENTISTS ed 20 Years University St. 70 ¢@ 12 Sundays | | inally filled, but for a time the court Sere Tabletforms. | officiate were panic-etricken. SIGHTS 7 and 9 AY MATINEE Greatest Novelty KAJIYAMA BRIERRE & KING TI PANTAGESCOPE eh wi Glenn Goff at the organ {—Direct to Fairgrounds— erfield CIGARETTES of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended a WALLA WALLA.—Mrs. Grace Tuggle, mother of four chiléren, con- if Aliens Are Used | *«te4 1» superior court on charge lof forgery. Sentence Monday. YAKIMA, Oct. 7—-No lenses of Indian lands will be made in the | future to persons who employ aliens. Ordern to this effect have been re ceived by Don M. Carr, agent tn charge of the Yakima Indian reser vation, from Secretary of the In- terior A, B. Fall, \ ‘This action in believed to be almed principally at the Japanese and the | U RussoGermans, who are employed |-— in large numbers on sugar beet | ranches, Serb Girls Snub Their New Queen BELGRADE, Oct Because Queen Marie, the bride of King a But Horlicks Malted Milk “barbarians” while she | was only a Rumanian princess, sev-| eral of the aristocratic girls selected | an ladiemin-waiting to the queen re fused to serve in that capacity. | © queen's list of attendants was The Original Food-Drink for All \ Lunchet Home Offices F 4 ‘Malted Grain Eztractia Pow- Nourishing- fo cocking. 8&7 Avoid imitations and Substitetes ’ eo The Ladies’ Musical Club Announces GERALDINE FARRAR IN CONCERT AT THE ARENA, MONDAY EVE. OCTOBER 16 Seats on sale at Sherman, Clay & Co, Monday, October 9, at 10 a. m. PRICES: $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00. Plus War Tax Sunday — Last Day Western Washington’s Greatest Fair and Exposition Closes for the 1922 Season at 6 P. M.,; Sunday. Your last chance to see the products of farm and factory—the best displays ever shown in the Pacific Northwest. Education and entertainment for old and young. Automobile and Tractor Show with all the latest models and improvements on display. Thousands of thoroughbred poultry. Come and see results of the big egg- laying contest. Judging in all departments complet- Prize-winning ribbons on each ed. entry. See the art exhibit direct from New York of the nation’s foremost artists. Sunday—Labor Day ‘Admission, 50c; Children, 25c Auto parking, with watchmen, 50c W. H. PAULHAMUS, President AND EXPOSITION PUYALLUF SD Puyallup Stages leave Central Terminal, Madison St. and Western Ave. 8 & m. and hourly on the hour, or sooner {f loaded. Leave fat: came Last etage 11:30 p.m. FF : “f leld Transportation Company, how eet see fines 1. Phone Etliot