The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1923, Page 2

FOUR MEN IN oe ig SCHOOL RACE, Madison Bet. Ist and tnd Ave THE NEW With four Girl Revue to Comedy - Drame Photoplays Vaudeville From List Last min es of the race were the filing of 0. B, Thorgrim son, attorney 3 32nd ave. 8, the drawal of W. J, Santw Present member of the board, T mson's candidacy was filed by a le of rtenda, who declared “, that practically every lawyer in the city was with them, Thorgrim on and also heads a floral soci ’ ety, lle was a member of the com: mission that drafted the olty's char ter and served for some years as Assistant corpo n oC Ne in at present STARTING SUNDAY A COMEDY RIOT CHORUS OF GIRLS In Beautiful Numbers CONTINUOUS—1 TO 11 10¢—15¢—25¢ Matinee Daily—2 to 5 Except Monday and Thursday At Special Prices—10¢, 20¢ ——— DOCTORS OF ALL®: SCHOOLS PRESCRIBE PORTOLIVE No matter whether y is an allopath, hom path, chiropractor or Ask them why Port Wi tonic, If you are sult a: | digestion, dyspepsia, nervousness or constipation, jast try Portollve for one week and you will understand why al) doctors prescribe it 316 physician Bureau of Missing Relatives Star Invites ite readers to use this friends are milasing are lnviied te repert pomoadway— Advertisement. the disappearance directly to The Star. sence Readers who may know the whereabouts of persons mentioned in this colamm as missing are requested als to report te The Star, Other newspapers are invited Piles Can Be Cured Soar ewe Without Surgery ““"" ... BRAsuctive book has been pu GEORGE MORRIS, The mother | lished by Dr. A. 8 Mc and sister of this man have lost Boted rectal | spec K ace of him and are very anxious 4 Pi Piles cai ” n of his whe cured without th f kni ah a ten to th at are. 5-40 from Tacoma, Dt eoue cant : ; and ts now believed be hospital ‘ t Millionatr’s his is asked Mra, Jamen tmas tie Seattle Anyone knowing item and mail i reas lo Dr. Mc Rprtisement JAMES MARSHALL. mother. of this man is anxiously awaiting his return home. Marshall ‘sa plumber and a native of Beitast, | Ireland. He ts believed to be living in Seattle and ts known to have | worked here some years ago. He is | The dying Santmyer Withdraws Name es oa, de t | reabouts. He is} a member of the First Preabyterian | |chureh and. taught a Sunday school | for exhibits of prospectors and mine | her class some time ago, He ts request. | led t t | railway has asked that the prise dis | melareth séaka lar rece ee New] pihya be turned over to it aa a part His mother {s/f its traveling exhibition of North- beth Jones, 28 Alice st. stminster, B, C. very ill there. }tr WALTER ANDRES MERWIN. The brother of this man, siven name is not known, is en: | whose | events are offered on the railroads. leavoring to locate him. The miss. Mg man’s home is in San Franci was last seen in 1921. His * home is at New Haven, see MARY MURPHY. for the Past 33 years this woman has been miss. ing from her home in Jacksonville Texas. Her sister, Mra. Georgia Bowman, at 412 Columbia st., So. attle, to hear from her. E i bs scalp clean and shampooing touch and itching, ff any, intment. z iN [ Yash. would like very much} | | mermoor club, of the Brotherhood of Lecture on Christian Science Is Delivered heard = Mra Corby, C. 8. B, of Los ver 4 lecture an Sores fan Science Thursday and ¥ri Large audiences nise the symptoms, but lyse the mental cause produced the physical suffering, if the mental cause is found to be nights, Thursday night Mre Corby tred, fear, resentment et or spoke at the Masonts jempie and Fri: | anxiety, wha eription could be night at the First Church of | admini sternally, or what ap ist, Solentist, T leeture, in pplied outwardly part, follows. possibly correct such ‘The only t which has plication could be that could cause of dinease The majority ¢ Christian that Christian world today is one of good cheer; it is one of hope, comfort, health—complete salvation Every one desires to live because life is natural and normal, and « knowledge of the best means where: by life may be conserved and made harmonious is indeed moat worthy ideration not looked ures wrought by Bolence have been of dis nounced incurable, and the » Bolentis' wely Of those pompelled to turn to some man had not heal them. That is indeed a happy day when we learn that man cannot heal, but that God ean and does } Humanity gene to God for da hourly help uble, It has not be ‘Christian Sclentiat od if available under all y atiets teaching of the to Kevelation aocept the Bible from Genesis) If the Bible ts 7 word to His peoplé, then It te f today to know and to unders conditions and circumstances; but there ja no human condi! perate, no pn. a0 des Hiseane so obstinate, that 1 from it thru read the Seriptures in a perfunote MANY THEORIES ARE ADVANCED read and atudy them d 1923 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles The first step h evil is ¢ fesire for ph he heal ing method é ay ing ur © was bruised natural about ft. It is eaching of Je and natural king. “Christian Selence treatmer ates a desire to know and to will of God. It is regenerating in its Influence. Mesmeric suggestion was atre and hypnotism weaken the subject's pkins, W, S6th at ability to do what is rig! His sub. v Gaim and jection to another mentality in the 231- 232;," 1M = Hc: were! least degree is in itself an evil over by a car driven MENTAL CAUSE GJ huge 184) Gist et., on IS ANALYZED road ave, Wédnesday, “The objection ts sometimes made 2 233 nied Third a that Christian Science practice does rth ave 2 1 Pesceu, 1911 stuck his head fro hird ave. N. 18th ave } They | 2734 atruck at Dexter ave. 3529 man, Rot take Into account the symptomg of dixease. It does, however, recog Wedneaday orke Lowr 234. a Mining Convention in Spokane in May May re the @ hwe Mining convert Spokane Nogthwest products committee the Alaska committee of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce are co-operat- ing in promoting a large attendance | Columbia st. by from Western Washington. The con-| W. M. Gauthier, vention Is to be held in conjunction —€. Moshan, 2207 Graham | with the Spokane Sportamen's and/ 23 m., told police Tuesday his} Tourists’ Fair, © had struck an unknown wornan | Appropriate prizes will be scprea| lat enird avo. arid Union st. and Mi anhurt omer ly wrsnse “Tuesday at Third ave. and a car driven by McFarland. Wan severe: | wan Injured. ' Loretta White was steuck/| 23 and severely injured Tues: day at Pontius and Harrison sts. by | & car driven by L. W. Gruwell, 403 Roy at 32k Mary Monast 203 2 Pontius st, was perhaps fa-! injured at Harrison and Broad | Tuesday, by a cer driven oy Neill, 143 N, 85th ot | developers and the Northern Pacific west resources, to be sent to the Eastern states in one of Its exhibition ains. Specta! rates for those who wish to @tend the two Spokane Lammermoor Club Gives Little Play The one-act play, “For Distin guished Service,” was staged Friday night at the Women's University club, under the auspices of the Lam- t. Andrew. The play was given to} nend delegates to the summer con. | vention of the Lammermoor club, at | Chicago. years ap IRWIN TELLS OF NEW CLUB GO ON BALLOT: Cities to Join in Fight for Seven League Organization Will Promote City Reaching forensic heights that thrilled and inspired his auditors, W A. Irwin, promoter and founder of the Beven League club, told me of the Chamber of Commerce ending the Weekly council lunch eon Friday what Seaitle may become if Ite citizenry awakens to the duties and opportunities before it “Boven-League’ Irwin was the Principal attraction at the chamber uncheon that hy Initiative Bills SPOKANE, ma and Seatt ne déclaion April 7 the teleph and Bf only by a fluke, the three prepairing to join in ush itiative measu semblance of hi the power of the state & and the largest gathering weh @ function talk lied the spirit of the plo. neers, who cut out of a virgin for eat a city that crowns Its seven hills Os did the infant Rome in the days of Caesar Wo have the largest olty in the ence, amidat wild che Ve have the he it In « for the b whieh. He works, fates alm corporations To this end, it wae learned t from Homer T, Bone, Tacoma commission attorney legislator A carly next 1994 three mea ear p America, large or sma Irwh ied the resources awalt K exp and declared that the enter of Oriental tra crease thin city's importance ag th greatest port in the w in mure to can gr and Seatt South Dakota Gobs to Hold Reunion € na of the recent war y now the fags ip of the Asiatl Id thelr second annual re and dinner Saturday eve 4, at the L. C. Smith An Open Letter to the People of Seattle It is seldom that we go to such lengths as begging you to come and see any par- ticular picture or pictures, but in our opinion the show we open with Sunday, namely, Will Rogers, who appears as Ichabod Crane in “The Headless Horse- man,” or “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” is one of the greatest productions of the year and we do not want you to miss it. As our seating capacity is limited and our run is for four days only, we ask you to come early, Doors open at 10 a. m. No advance in prices. The Winter Garden Theatre FRANK. EDWARDS, GEORGE HERPICK, , Directors. New Show Today “F. SCOTT FITZGERALD'S With Ta 6 atill dismatiafied kane a tiple rome rule ad 0 curs| SOld im Sealed Metal Packets Only. ard of pub med, ope” net of and progres ‘3 MEASURES 10 Lincoln said, “Saving is Having’ You SAVE when you buy Ir =z1 A. *SA,ADA" realising that it kept tte presentretes’ The Best is Always the Most ei inititbea - 800 Delicious Cups to a Pound - BLACK (Orngs Pekor Blend) MIXED and GREEN R. & H.C. COOK, EAST 3383, ELL.0350, DISTRIBUTORS |Here and There] “ Marriage " of Mra Bt THANY BAPTIST 106 BRAWN Bu “rue ELECTR MUTUAL LOAN SocreTy NOI Joshus Green Building CHURCH, ~ BRACE ESES / FIRE! FLAMES! ALL IN THRILLS! é, Ti NINETY} b popular novel that has been adapted for the screen, appearing under the same tithe \Sanate Committee Polish Players to _ Coming to Seattle Give Little Play | HINGTON, April 7.—The| A company of 16 Polish players, senate special committee on national | which came to America from Poland | {forestry policy, which has Just con-| «ix weeks ago, will appear o cluded hearings in Washington, | toh Hill Polish home, 1714 18th | y), i ¥ A Tale of Love and Heart Interest 7 will resume hearings in Seattle in| ave, Sunday afternoon, at 4:30, in a a ¢ _ ad d J Ul v the late spring, according to Sena-| ifttle play en’ 4 “The Two Happy |tor McNary, of Oregon, chalrman.| Gentlemen.” All Slavonians in Se | Hearings also will be held at San|attle are urged to attend, ‘The play | Francisco, Portland and Spokane, will be in Polish. ——____. Sea , for a love he thought golden, but in the cruci- ble of life it turned brass—and a real love was revealed. The story of aman who became an outcast é With One of the Greatest AllStar Casts Ever Assembled, Including; KENNETH HARLAN MARIE PREVOST TULLY MARSHALL LOUISE FAZENDA HARRY MYERS WALTER LONG Starring COLLEEN MOORE Supported by WARNER BAXTER and GERTRUDE ASTOR . -FOURTH AT PIKE- NOW PLAYING HAROLD LEOYD SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION BUDDY MESSINGER s | é NO KIDDIN’ § Hero's a ploture that ts truly a knock. out of a ‘production the story is Im. mense and right up to the minute— é with comedy in abundance and dra. —IN— “DAD'S BOY” Kicky Kid Kapers by the Century Komedy Kid COLUMBIA ORCHESTRA INTERNATIONAL TOPICS OF NEWS THE DAY , s Columbia / / Coming Sat, “THE FRO. LAER BA SE matic climaxes planted In a sove ro mance that will hold you on the edgo of your seat—why tell you about the cast—you know that they are a bunch of stars each and every one of them, ALSO---- DAN MASON tne “Pop Tuttle's Lont Nerve “A Font Comedy shortness of breath wheez breath- ing KENNW DI Blue Mouse Orchestra MARLAN UNDER GnmmNnMayn MANIC rhivostT Henri ©, Le Bet Organiat, Inn Novelty of Concentration NOTE—Owin to Cont vance in adm! et we are compelled to make n wileht nd- during the engagement of thin feature, . 20c CHILDREN WEEKDAY SUNDAY MATINEES,,,., BVK) STORY” ALWAYS PAGE r “ARCO Gy (EROS ETRE RR RRR soit esiccuennh aly ni aaa