The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 3

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 TONIGHT— Last times, John FIRST SHOWINGS West of Chicago and North of San Francisco— ess | ome | coma Bf | ema | — all hEn= et Ef EEE - 75¢ Always the Best for the Liberty Guest TONIGHT— STRONGHEART in “Brawn of the North” and Buster Keaton in “The Electric House” 5ATURDA Y— od Soden a: Tg ippetmaaa of Broadway’ 's most Notorious = ape Thrilling Added Attraction—Educational’s “MAN vs. BEAST” Showing the hunting of big game in Darkest Africa — the biggest, most dangerous animals in the jungle LIBERTY NEWS A bit Of persifinge——Mary Tudor and her tormentors at the Bristol Inn. | “When Knighthood Was in Flower” Contract requirements demand advanced prices on this picture in every city. NIGHTS (After 6) Upper Balcony Lower Floor and Lower Bal. .75c A limited sissies of reserved first balcony and loge seats now are selling at the box office, one week in advance, for each first evening performance, at $1.10. 5 DAILY PERFORMANCES—11, 1:45, 4:15, 6:45, 9:15 SPECIAL AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA ME=MNEI UN NEES ES ESI y theo LIONEL BARRYMORE «x0 SEENA OWEN MARY MacLAREN and LOWELL SHERMAN Paramount's Super-special— CHILDREN— Any time 25¢ (All Prices Including Tax) No telephone orders Leaving Tonight—“Kindred of the Dust” HERE SATURDAY— The Paramount drama of a man who has to choose between a path of love or a path of glory— SE | Meighan dhe Man Who Saw Tomorrow’ —with— “LEATRICE JOY THEODORE ROBERTS EVA NOVAK COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA Hl ROUGHS' ROOST REPLACES BAR Novel Scheme Being Tried Nov. 17 t p an institution the Out at Stanford STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal The Roughs’ Roost 1 he latest thing on the Stanfard cam ’ Corner” has been univer new pus, ‘The started, but th out tn it by on the part of » what used to old w # will be served, and waffle The dean's alm * with te RUNS BUSINESS WITH PRAYERS Evangelist Says Golden Rule ther 4 r tal stock of $206 === | 4 —! == N= eC umd | Golden Rule." “i Luck Kinging, |ter’s continued encroachment, which | Governs Him Nov, 11,—ltfi auditing and all vices known to make money are well and good, but prayer ts a h better key to success, accord 8 B. Shaw, evangelist-tn is president of the Shaw ing company he recently an authorized capt and one of the od board of di reanized here at are preachers and kholders are 1 misnton f th reymen, evangelists anc in the And prayer will be the p | factor in the company’s succe aimed. poned products include the | k, his r clocks and his electric alarm at-| sdienal In making these earthly products the company, Shaw ¢ vort to what b fal plan i business and de tian principles in harmony with the Shaw is the author of a number of | whieh include | very article, Shaw claims ts answer to prayer, and the fact as a reader, have perused | far fs onty another proof of the acitousness of his frequent invo- Tar Quits the Job) CHRISTCHURCH, N. %., Nov. 17 Knut Uddgren, a Swedish safior| who was shipwrecked on Tubal inland and subsequently waa el ted | king, has He says that} being a kin hard work for any ordinary man to undertake. His dusky wife has consented to a sep aration and Knut will return to Tubal island te in the Solomon group. P England Washing Away by Degrees LEICESTER, England.—That seo. tion of the eastern coast of England about The Wash is being washed) away by the sea. Dutch engineers | have been enlisted to stop the wa- seriously ynn, the threatening country’s King’s | commercial | narbor \Haunted ere aad | Woman Goes Insane PARIS, Nov. 17.—-Mile Eloise Pel-| leu, who jumped into the Seine de j Five 1” Landru was! jing her, has been declared in sane | “CORNS Lift Off with ay “splas drowning in the | ‘DOG IS ARMED THE GROTE-RANKIN CO OTTO F. KEGEL, President The Toy Store On the First Floor—Now Ready Pretty Wicker Doll Carriages vie with each other to take some baby doll out for an outing. Furniture for the Little Folks’ Them- selves—This furniture, though in a way it carries a toy spirit, fills a far more practical purpose. It is built along the lines of grown-up furniture, bat is indeed more suited to the needs of little folks. Truly Beautiful Dolls—It is not in the heart of any mother to deny her little daughter a doll, and that this may be the best chance of all, we offer for mother’s inspection what we be- lieve the most wonderful selection of high-grade dolls Seattle has ever seen. Wheel Toys—Mothers and fathers will readily realize the health-giving value of these practical toys and that it is always wise to buy the best, even in toys. Wagons and Automobiles—Bu.ilt for hard wear, and the boy that gets one of our coasters or autos will have a real toy—that will give long and last- ing enjoyment. Little Pianos to Cultivate Youthful Aspirations—Even grown-ups will find © the tones of these small Baby Grand and Upright Pianos very pleasing, and real tunes can be played on them. So you can well guess the joy they bring to little folks. WITH A STICK Chases Away Coyotes With Weapon in Mouth MODESTO, Cal., Nov. 11.—A dog, | armed with @ stick, ts protecting «| k of turkeys from coyotes in the region of Don Pedro dam, near La Grange. The turkeys, owned by @ ranche run over the range in company wit the dog carrying the stick. ‘The stick is tied to the dog’s neck | jj in such fashion that when he runs he must pick ft up in his mouth. As a result, when a coyote appears, and the -~ either wants to leave the turkeys to their fate, or, else pursue the coyote, he must pick up the/ stick in his mouth. The stick, for some reason, puts fear into the heart of the coyote, which turns tail and disappears Several men in this region have re- cently witnessed the dog scare away the sah inter in Panwaas manner. is “Splash Me,” _ orchestra Swims| Novy. 17.—During revue called 20,000-galion tank of water on the stage suddenly burst Several musicians narrowly escaped orchestra, i 1$ |Legs Crooked, Man Held as Burglar| BIRMINGHAM, England, Nov. 17. —The stion of John Milli ‘champ as a burglar thru his identi | fication by the shape of his legs has been reversed and his release ordered. r who used inferior buflding | caused the collapse of an} Four hun. | trac mater apartment building here |Milk Can Amazes | | Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a@ little “Freezone” on an aching corn, in stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin gers, ‘Truly! Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of r a few cents, suffi ove every hard corn, soft rn, ) between the toes, and the cuisines, “wither ut soreness or irri tation. Advertisement, was supplying the motive power. | | Farmer by Walking | BORDEAUX, Nov. 17-—Jean Ris- | poste was amazed to see his milk walking down the road. On, estigation he found a thieving) cehog wedged into the opening Shoplifter F: ails | to Make Story Go! LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17.—Arrested for shoplifting, Miss Alice Aushvorn pleaded she was suffering from in fluenza when she stole and didn't know what she was doing, She was ‘heavily fined, We cater to the peo- ple who want to be well dressed with- out emptying their pocketbooks. You can own any garment in the house by paying only 00 $ or A WEEK Through the great buying power and the new Grafts on Hews, | Endangers Lives | Modern CREDIT System ROME, Nov, 17.—A grafting con. | we can give you a greater value dred persons were endangered. | for your dollar TRY US 122 rHip AVI