The Seattle star. [volume], May 08, 1914, Page 10, Image 10

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MNTOMAS!
I FANTOMAS! I
I FANIOMAS! I
I THE CROOK DETECTIVE I
I 4 Reels of the Greatest Picture Ever Produced. Sen- H
■ sation after Sensation! Don't Miss it! TODAY H
■ and SATURDAY ■
I LOOK! See What You Get for 10c I
"Fantomae"—four reele.
H "A Busy Day"—Keystone Comedy. H
"Mike, the Avenger"—Sallg Comedy. H
■ "Old Dok Yak"—Animated Cartoon. H
"The Morning Paper"—Keystone.
Mallard at the Piano H|
I FANTOMAS I
Don't Mlaa Thie I
| COMING SUNDAY I
I "The Impersonator" I
A big 3 rwl Kdlson feature for fl*e ceatt. R
School Children's Special
At the Tivoli Theatre
Balkan War Pictures
"With the Grsska on th« Firing Line."
Six reels of educational motion picture. See history In the
making. Something of vital Interest to attkiAita. See actual war
fare, hospital scenes; life doting battle and tn camp
Children's Saturday and Sunday Matinees
ADMISSION 15c
Adulta 25c.
JCBW H AfißSlirtT
The New Circuit
5 REELS 5c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
"The Secret of the Well"
3-part Eclair drama, hand col
ored. with M Duquesue and M
Marconi and Mile 8- hpfp
"Mountain Law"
Rex drama with Hob Leonard.
"On Suspicion"
Re* comedy with Weber
and Phllllpa Smaller
Second Ave. and Marlon St.
THIS MAN PROVES
HE IS BIG TANK
MI'NICH, May B—l.*opold Keder
mann won the Bavarian beer drink
Ing competition by consuming 53
plnta in three hour*. Ilans Hehnert
was aecond, with 39 plnta, while
third place waa taken with 27 plnta.
UK -% M KHINHOV
STOP SUFFERING!
CHIROPRACTIC
WILL CURE YOU
Through the uae of Chiropractic
treatment* thouaarida have been per
manently and abaoiutety rur»»l of al
moat every kin 4 of human ailment and
dliim
No matter what your trouble la or
how ehronlo It haa become. do not ha
diecour* ted! There la hop* for you In
iha wonderful arl«n<s« of chiropractic
tha drugleaa, common ««nae.
atrcc»aaful method of healing
If you ht+ afflWt«d with nervotja die
order*. r hettnia t inm, lumf»aigo. atomach.
i.owel. heart, lung. bladder or kldr<«"v
trouble etc . et< came to me and I
1 will haip you. I maU»- no ' harjre for
»lamination or dlajcnoniM Treatment*
«re very reaaonahl* office bourn 10
b m to f, p m and 7io * p m Tele
phone Main J7M f.ady attendant. I)r
A M Johnaon. f'hlroprartor,
>12 *11 American Ttank Building, cor
ner H«>cond av. and Madlaon at
LOANS A BATH:
THEN USER DIES;
OWNER IS FINED
PARIS. May S.—Because he
allowed a friend to make uee of
hie bath, Henry Person, an ac
countant, wii found guilty of
homicide "by imprudence" yes
terday. Maurice Liaae. a leath
er merchant, was found dead in
the bath, having been aaphyx
iated. An examination of the
bathroom ahowed that the ven
tilation wae defective, and the
court, holcHng that Pereon
ohould not have allowed hie
friend to uae the bath when It
wae In euch a dangeroue condi
tion, fined him SS and allowed
the widow of Lleee one franc
damagee.
TO PAN CHARTER
Councilman Ann tin K Orlffltha
will give hla vlewa on the proposed
Htnky Dink city charter at the
12:16 luncheon at the Commercial
Club tOmOTTOW. It Is hinted the
proponed charter will look alck aft
er he flnlshet< with It.
iETS A REWARD
FOR SOBER FACE
NEW YORK, May K
Kinney, usher at the Union depot,
Is convinced It does not always pay
to laugh.
I.a*t Thursday a woman from
Clarlnrta, la., who was waiting for
a train, accidentally backed Into a
suitcase and fell over It Into a
man's lap In an undtgnlfler) heap.
The crowd laugh'd heartily, but
Kinney did not, and after he aseist
ed the woman to her feet she asked
for his n'ime and address Today
he received by parcel post h box
of candjr. In the liox was a slip of
paper on which was written:
Because you did not laugh.
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"WIRE" PHOTOS
OVER THE OCEAN
DETROIT, May 8. — Kom's meth
od of transmitting photographs
through telegraphy has n
brought so near perfection t.hnt
within a year it may become fe»p
Ihle to cable them under the oceans
and over the continents. Excellent
likenesses have already been tele
graphed from Muntc to Nuremberg,
berje. wbicii ar« 100 uUloa apart-
LITTLE KALEM ACTRESS, 16 YEARS
OLD, YOUNGEST STAR IN FILMDOM
Margaret Courtot, tha now "Ka
lorn beauty." Is only l( years old
and Is known as the "youngest star
In flluxtom "
Thla little artrrax made her debut
about a year ago. She was born In
lUltlmor*. Maryland Prior to her
PHOTO PLAYS
Although Pantomaa, the crook-detective. gats In some pretty tight
placea, and several timaa falla into the hands of the police, he final
ly aecapes again from the elutrhea of Jeuve. the French detective. In the
four reels that are being mown at the Claas A this weak. Fantomaa
la a leader among the Apaches, although a wall-aduated and accom
plished man himself, and the crtmee that ara committed by him, but
which baffle the police and detective force, would keep the aleuthe of
a doten cltlea In hot watar. While eome of the scenes ara laid In tha
underworld, the greater part of tha play and tha climaxes are among
higher aoclaty.
Shipwreck at Alhambra
There la a shipwreck acene In "A
Million Hid." the tVta
graph drama mnnlng at the Alham
bra today. The ship strikes a rock
The filling of the vessel Is shown.
The millionaire, who haa married
the heroine of the play, meets with
an accident In the wreck A falling
chandelier hits his bead
It Is about this accident that the
plot turns. U>aa of memory on (be
millionaire's part, and separation of
the husband and wife In the wreck
afford an opportunity to Introduce
the wife's former lover, now a not
ed brain surgeon It Is advertised
as the best film ever shown In Sw
attle. This Isn't an overdrawn de
scription of It. either.
• • •
Children's Matinee
"With the Oreeks on the Firing
Line." six reels of the battlefield,
camp life, hospital scenes and gen
eral conditions to be observed In a
large modern array during actual
warfare will be presented to the
school children of the city tomor
row and Sunday afternoon at the
TlrolL These pictures are of educa
tional value to every student of his
tory. The humanitarian work of al
leviating the sufferings of the
wounded by the Red Cross society's
nurses and surgeons la depicted to
good advantage.
"With the Greeka on the
Firing Line." a »l« reel repro
duction of Balkan war ecenee,
at the Tlvoll theatre, give* to
the public the actual condition
of modern warfare. One of the
principal and Important fea
ture* brought to light by theee
motion plcturee I* the humane
work of the Red Croae nureea
• • •
Helen a Railroader
Helen Holmes, the Kalem mar.
vows abe know* enough about rail
roading to operate one. all through
her experiences In motion picture*
depleting railroad life. She know*
how to handle the throttle, and how
to fire an engine. A role ahe haa
played more often than any other la
that of a telegrapher, Believing
that many of the picture fana who
aee her In plcturee understand tel
egraphy, ahe haa taken tip the atudy,
ao that thoae who aee her In the
picture* will underatand the mea
*age *he la aendlng over the wire
e • •
Alice Here
Kvery other week an Alice Joyce
picture will be *een In Heattle after
Monday. June K The Drat will be
"Nina of the Theatre," a two-reel
drama. The laat picture that Alice
Joyce waa atjirred In In Seattle wm
"The Dance of Death," at the Clem
mer.
• • e
Margaret, Our Mutual Girl, meet*
a famous cartoonlat In New York,
and he draw* some picture* espe
cially for her benefit. Then abe I*
taken to an East Hide dance hall,
where ahe aee* the "submerged
tenth" enjoy themselves. A visit
to the style shops of Fifth av. gives
her an Idea of what milady will
wear this summer at the Mel
bourne theatre.
Comedy at Grand
The average baby with two
grandfathers Is fortunate, hut little
Helen has three, snd they quarrel
In their eagerness to win her favor
"The Infant Heart Hnatchers"
are a trio of cruaty old men. Into
whose lives cornea the love that
men have for children. Helen Is
the sunshine of their boarding
house. When her mamma takes
her away they decide to kidnap
her and carry their purpose into
effect. Arrests follow, but Helen
climbs onto the lap of the dignified
Judge and explains to him that the
love of the old men led them to
commit their act Then Helen's
mamma decides that such love
should not be Ignored, and the
drama ends with the five reunited
At the Grand Opera house today.
• ♦ •
"A Night Out," an Edison comedy,
at the Dream until Saturday night,
Is a tale of the pink slipper and the
I nursing bottle.
* • •
"bhorw and Handy mart tiowe-
THE STAR—FRIDAY. MAY B, 1914.
entering the Kalem employ she bad
not hid a day's professional «*parl
enee In her llf-
Hhe m»»n nhowed her ability. ti"t
ably In the role of Z<w«" In IMon
llouclra ult's ilrania, The Octoroon."
snd In the part of Kmmellne In
"Uncle Tom's Cabin"
thing" la a tale of two tramps In a
comedy now showing at ths Colo
nial.
• • •
"The Secret of the Wall." a thre«»
part Krlalr drama, la a hand-colored
film, and appears at the New Clr
cult until Saturday night.
• • •
♦ ♦
WHAT'S ON THE BILLS
♦ ♦
Climmif Until Saturday Night
"Seiig News Service"; "Her
Orandmother'a Wadding Dress,"
drama; "The Man Higher Up,"
tornmly. "In Koyal Bondage," dra
ma. "Manila,** educational.
* * *
Alhambra Until Sunday Night
"A Million Illd," (Impart Vita
graph drama.
• • •
Claaa A Until Saturday Night
"Eantomaa." fourth series, four
parta. "Yarn a Tangle," Kssaaay
drama. "Mike the Avenger," com
edy, and another comedy.
• • •
Ttvoll Until Sunday Night
"With the Greens on tha Firing
1.1ne." alz part*.
•• • •
Melbourne Until Saturday Night
'The Musician's Daughter." two
part Thanhouaer drama. "Mutual
Olrl Berl<•».'* "Up and Ix>wn." Apol
lo comedy; "Caught In the Ilaln."
Keyatone comedy.
• • •
Grand Until Saturday Night
"Mutual Weekly," world'a newt;
"Tha Stiletto." two part Reliance
drama. "The Infant Heart Breaker."
Thanhouaer comedy.
• • •
Colonial Until Saturday Night
"Tha Warrior Maid." twopart
Sell* drama: "Cupid va. Money"
and "Shorty and Handy Start Some
thing." Vltagrnph comedlea
• • •
Dream Until Saturday Night
"Above the I-aw." twopart
drama; "The Scar," Blograph
drama. "A Night Out." Edlaon com
edy.
• • •
New Circuit Until Saturday Night
'The Secret of the Well," Eclair
three-part drama; "Mountain I*aw."
Kei drama. "On Suspicion," He*
comedy.
• • •
Tlllkum Friday and Saturday
'The Maater of the Storm." dra
ma; "The Manalon of the Sob."
I.uhln, two reela; Keystone comedy.
• • •
♦ «
RESIDENCE THEATRES T
♦■ — 4
At the Home Until Sunday
"The False Bride," three-reel
drama; "Universal Ike and the
• • •
Hchool Belle." comedy.
At the Plaeeant Hour Until Sunday
"Under the Maak of Honesty."
threereel feature, and a one-reel
comedy.
AHA, PA I
"That young Hiakr atay* til) a
ve# late hour, Dora. What doea
your mother aay about It?"
"She aaya men haven't altered a
hit."
IF YOU ARE A
DRINKING MAN
You had Itetler atop at onro or
you'll loae your Job. Every lino of
Imalnoaa Im rlnrtnK Hi* <loorn to
Drinking" mm. It may li" your
turn next. My the aid of OKRINK
thoufuttulH of men have boon r«-
atored to llvch of aohrlrty und in
duatry
Wo are ao eure that ORRINK will
benefit you that wo nay to you that
If, after a trial, you fall to Rot any
benefit from Ita uao, your money
will bo refunded.
When you atop "Drtnklnu." think
of tho ttionoy you'll aave; bentdea,
aobor uiou aro worth more to their
employe r» ami Ret hlnher wage*.
Coat* only $1.00 n box. We have
an IntoroatlnK booklet about OK
KINK that we nro Riving away free
on requeat. fall al our atore and
talk It over.
Swlft'a i'bariuacy, Secoud and
Pike,
——i—
Merchandising event* may come and go, but every man «nd young man who takes advantage of this sale will always
kindly remember the high quality and the wonderful values of the
VEITH-CAMMACK CO.
REORGANIZATION SALE
The retirement of Mr. Veith and Mr Cammack from this fine old (oncern necc commercial obligations
that must In- met at once In consequence thereof, nearly 75,000 WORTH OF THE FINEST CLOIHhS, FUR
NISHINGS AND HATS fur Men and Young Men must be turned into <;i-h quickly.
High quality and excellent values made this store the home of critical dressers and the shopping pla< r of men
and young men who not alone demanded the very best of quality but also the ultimate in <*x< ell<*nt value. Included
in this remarkable offering arc more than a thousand of the very newct, most exclusive Adler-K<« liester garments,
America's finest tailored clothes, garments especially tailored for Seattle's most discriminating dressers l*urther
more, every article offered you in this sale represents not only quality of the very highest standard, but also an
exclusiveness of style, a newness of model and tastefulness of selection that is to be found in no other store
on the Pacific Coaat.
Remember well this all-powerful fact: When you paid full regular prices you received the very best quality
and value, and now this very same quality is yours, but you only pay fractional prices You owe yourself the
duty of taking advantage of this wonderful opportunity now.
$20, $22.50 and $25.00 Mens I $18.00 to $25.00 broken $25.00, $28.00 and $30.00
and Young Men's Suits, Over- sizes of Suits, Spring Coats, Men's and Young Men s finest
coats, Raincoats and Balmacaans Rainc(>(lU and Balmacaans, SuiU ' Overcoats, Raincoats and
that represented the very highest Balmacaans—finer tailored, bet
standard of quality, style and ex- P? ter styled, better fitting or more
clusiveness at original intended _ mII , .
selling prices — including hun- exclusive garments are not pos
dreds of Adler-Rochester Gar- , . „• r.u ~ble ' eVe " th ° Ugh y ° U W ' rC W,U *
ments, The funou » of the ing to pay $25, $28 or $30—
_ past ten days has added many _ _
$ 1 5.50 choi " " rmenu ,o , " ort " $ 18.50
1 i ment. ■
SHIRT SALE HAT SALE
$200 and $2.50 highest- VERY SPECIAL—S3O standard value Eng- I Included in this sale are
pride soft-ruff Shirt* m•. rr. blue serge suits, in correct models I newest style Straw Hats, Pan
. ~ ' for men and young men, warranted fadeless I amas, Bangkoks and Soft and
markable offering; included , n d almost shineless I Stiff Hats
are -ilk strij>e Shirts, Russian I $ vs ° $4.00 Hats, $2.85
cords, crepes and Mlk and I $4.00 and $5 00 Hats, $3.65
linen Shirts, special $1.35. and $6 00 Hats. $4.65
VEITH-CAMMACK CO.
Silk H«e S.l. I M * WE ' SE - Sale .( Ti«|
Kesllls's l>Mwilaf A4kv-llorbMtav Mm f Uthas, Kmi m 4 IMMm* Hats, Naahalfaa Whirls. .j g,j k| , ri
white, _______ ft larva assortrrsnt
r.v »r SECOND AVENUE AT JAMES STREET ss
", f«p»cUl
*' OPEN SATURDAY TILL 10 P. M. is«*
WOMEN MARCH IN CAPITAL
Thousands Will Participate in Big Demonstration
Mi-j AM-Blnir
WASHINGTON, Way II.—"ON TO
VICTORY!"
With thla watchword In their
hearta and on their tongue*, a
great multitude of earnest, ac
tive, faith Inspired women will
march through Ibe capital of the
United States tomorrow In brilliant
procession In an effort to win a
long-fought battle.
There will be the pick of all
clause* of American women In
this great demonstration.
Demand the Ballot.
The purpose I* to carry to con
gress In still another form the
nation wide plea of women FOR
THE HlOl IT TO VOTE
Housewives, actresses, writers,
farm women, aoclety leaders,
women doctors, dentists, trained
nurses, factory girls and repre-
An Easy Way to Get
Fat and Be Strong
Till trouble with mo*t thin folk»
ulii wl*h t<> ntn Weight In that
they ln*l*t on druajtlnff thalr Ptom
tch or »• tiifrtticr it with ar»**iiy food*;
robbing uwaia** 'Yitih cfMni,"
or following aooM foollih phv*lcal
raUiart atunt.. while tha real cau*a of
thlnnoM «n touched Ton can
not gat fat until your dlgaetlve tract
MclmllaUi tb« food rout %
Thank* to a remarkable new nclan
ttfio dlioofiry, it la now p<> it ;e to
'•omhlnn Into *lmplo ff»rm tha vary
etomenta needed by the dlg**tlve
organ* to help them convert food
Into rich. fat-ladan blood. Thin
I tii**ter-*troke <>f modern ohernlatry
l* railed Harifol und ha* been termed
Iho graoteiit of flanh-butlder*. Sar
irol nlmm through It* ra-genaratlve,
i rn-conntructlve powwri to max tha
Ktovnach and lnte*ttnee to literally
noak up tlia fattening element* of
your food and pnna thorn Into tha
blood, whara they are carried to
every ntarved, broken-down call and
tl*nu<« of your body. You ran read
ily picture tha roault whan this
amtllnf transformation ha« takan
place and you notice bow your
cheek* fill out. hollow* about your
nark, *houldar* and buat disappear
nnd you take on from Ift to 20
pounds of solid. hoalthjr flash. Ftar
gol I* absolutely harmless, Inexpen
*lva. efficient llartall T>r 11 fr f*o. and
Hwlft'n Pharmacy nnd other tending
druggist* of Henttla nnd vicinity
hnve It nnd will refund your money
If you nra not antlnflnd. mm per tha
guarantee found In ovary pn<Un«e
a«i v. . tlmntnl
( aiiiloni— While Hurgol has given
excellent raMtiltN In overcoming ner
voun dy*|>*pnla and general Mtomneh
trouble*. It ahould not ha tnk*»n by
Ithona who do not wlah to gain tan
pounds or mart. — Ad\ si UaemeuL
sentatlves of innumerable organi
zations of women will take their
place In the line.
Notable women whoae name*
stand for something In the world
of progress will be at the head of
each battalion on that day.
Mr* George Udell of Washing
ton will be chief marshal of the
entire proce«*lon.
Sequel of "Suffrage Days."
Mr* Juliet Karrett Ruble* will
act a* a mounted grand marshal.
Mra. A. M Walr, president of
the Kubenateln club, will lead the
big marching chonia.
Plana for the parade have been
mothered by the Congressional
Union for Woman Suffrage, the
organisation which ha* been called
militant by some of the other suf
frage workers.
This parade will really he the
natural sequel to the big suffrage
GEYSER SPOUTS
IN LIBRARY CELLAR
ALBANY, N. Y„ May
Water menace* New York'a new
$4,000,000 atate library. Fire
wrecked the old one in 1911.
For nearly a week a two-inch
atream hae been spouting
through the $25,000 hydraulic
cellar floor. Two big pumpa are
fighting the geyaer night and
day. Qround north of the great
atructure hae aunk aeveral feet.
Englnaera have been unable to
ascertain the aource of the
water.
RENOUNCES ESTATE RIGHTS
NKW YORK, May 8 That Mri.
Vincent Aator, In aocordn;>. u with
tho Immemorial ouatorn of t'ie Aa
tor family, ronoiinrod her dower
rlßhta In the Aator oatato prior in
her marrlaßo, la reported. Tlilb fol
lowed a aettlouieat
demon*! rat lon held May 2ln
thousands of citlea and towns all
over the United Statea.
NOTHING LIKE A
PLAYER PIANO
IT KEEPS THE FAMILY TOGETHER BY
MAKING HOME MORE ATTRACTIVE
In addition to the many splendid T'prlghts and beautiful Baby
Grands in our large stuck of standard makes will bo found mors
than a»score of Rood, dependable, high-grade player pianos—and
at prices that will surprise you.
As little as $486.00 will now secure a brand new, latest model,
88-note player piano that plays all "standard" music rolls —full,
round, rich, mellow tone-—selected materials —best workmanship
—automatic guiding device—melody soloist —every valuable Im
provement. Fully warranted. Sold on easy payments, with a fine
•election of music rolls Included. We'll make you a liberal al
lowance for your "silent" piano, In exchange.
EDISON, VICTOR AND COLUMBIA TALK
ING MACHINES AND RECORDS
NATIONAL
DENTISTS
Svatem of plate work. Spe
cial offering for thla week
only:
$s—Plates —$5
We alio do crown and bridge
work.
$3 —Per Tooth—s3
Guaranteed dentistry for the
least money.
NATIONAL
DENTISTS
N. W. Corner of 4th and Pike.