The Seattle star. [volume], November 25, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

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SevenDiningßoomTables
Slightly Damaged in
Transportation, on Sale in
the D^au^ment
?>ne 54-inch top waxed oak Tabic, »1 A Cj/\
regular $45.00 value . s ale price V 1
One 48-inch top fumed oak Table,
worth $45.00 On >alc at A # «Ow
One 54-inch fumed oak Table, with massive platform
ha«e: regular $60.00 Cft
Sale price iDU
One 48-inch waxed oak Table. 1 gA
regular Sale price V A A ivv
One 42-inch top golden oak Table, &Q Cft
regular $19.50 Sale price <PO«OU
One 48-inch top fumed >'ak Table, 1 f A
regular Sale jiricc V * 0«0\/
One 45-inch top waxed oak Table, £1 /I CA
priced regular $3500. Sale price V 1 itvU
G.-R. Furniture Excbaoge
511 PIKE. EASY TERMS
|EAT AMENDMENTS
TO BAR POLITICS
Two proposed amendment*. pro-
Tiding respectively that thw labor
eouncll *hall Indorse and *h»ll not
lndor»e candidate* for public office*
were submitted to the council Wed
r*-<Jay night by Hulet M Well*,
president.
Both mea*ure* we»e vot»d 'own.
It being contende«l that 'h» 'nns'l
tutlon at present leavo* th»* matter
»n open one, and that It *hoitld be
hi considered.
KEEP LOOKING YOONG
It's Easy—lf You Know Dr.
Edwards' Olive Tablets
Th# »#« r#t of k##plng *-oun* la to
f*«{ rating To «$n vhla *oti n>u«t
atrfi your liver and how# * Th#r* »
no nead of having • mII«* '■omplti
lon—dark rtri#r* tintfar your #>#*
plmpl#e—a bllloua look In your fa<*#
-—dull eyea, with n-> aparkt#
; Your d<* tor will i#l! you *0 j>#r
of All *l«"kn#e« <-onri#a from In
artiv# how#)* and llv#r
> I>r. Rdward*. a wall-known
clan In Ohio p#rf#*-t#d a v»gc*abl#
compound mli#d with oMv# oil to ar?
on tha Ifrer and bowaii. whbh It*
ATava to hla patt#nt# for v#ar«
Dr. Kdwarda' Olive Tablet* th#
rubatltut# fcr ra!om#l are cant la In
their action, yet alway* #ffa< tlv#
They brlnir about that #i»ib#ranf#
of eplrlt, tha f natural buoyancy
,which ahould b# #n)oya<l by ariry
one. by toning up th* li v# r and < leaf
ing the eyatem of Impurltl#®
Tou will know Pr Kdwarda' OHv#
Tablet* by their olive rolor 10# and
lie per box. All druggiate
The Ollre Tablet Company. Colum
bus, O.
TOOTHfB
ALKSW
ON PAINLESS
EXTRACTING 1"
By KDWIM J. BROWN jf***
U. D. 1.
•tattlt't
Deatlat a
Tin Tis riftt MM
laloa
Blorka.
Tli# t/>rgr«i Deafat Of
fir* la the Warl4.
IwltatM by Maoj. Kqnalrl by sloa#
In 99 out of ev#ry 100 T ran
Mtr»rt t#eth without pain. The other
caae la on* In which the patient will
Hot perenlt rne to operate because of
f«ar
I hav« th# b#*t lof«l anesthetic,
•fid I hava mad* a apeclal study of
piilfi % jraari. r
ran extract any normal tooth or
Burner of teeth without pain.
buwi.N j. iiitouv r». D. s.
705 to Tlfl Flrat Ava.
t'aloa and Waaklaitoa Hlocka.
Op«n evening* until ft «r»<i Hui 'l«r«
mntU 4 for people who work, i'r-jff
Main 3610.
My Beillnjcham office it at Klk
and Holly at*.
Best 52.50 Glasses on Eartti
If y° ur
Trouble f
r
Person
ally Ex- | W
amine
Them. dr. j. h. riktox, -in".
My reputation and .land
ing is sufficient assurance
that 1 will prescribe
(/lapses unless they arc
absolutely necessary.
EXAMINATION FREE
Blnyon Optical Co.
1116 lat Ave., near Seneca
VANCOUVER MAN
SATS BUSINESS
IS BETTER IN U. C.
John Nel*on. manager of the Van
«>u>»r iH. C.j World, la In Seattle
Thursday with nn» of the firm
*i|rn* of optimism that h»* cow
out of the North for several *Mk*
Nelaon mv« the eloom of th*
pa*t few month*, which hat hunt;
orer hi* city, I* lifting
"People have b»mm» adjusted to
the chanced condition* brought
about by the war." h« said "Many
famllle* destitute before the war
*t»rte<l are now maniglnc to live
with the allowance* coming to
them from the fact that th»ir hu*
band* and father* are at the front
"Six hundred men are at work lr>
a converted *hlp yard now
to the building of submarines Four
have been completed and r>'*dy to
be shipped to Kuaals, and othar*
are to follow "
ADMINISTRATION
EMBARRASSED IN
CASE OF BOY-ED
WASHINGTON', Nov. 25.—The
administration found lts«lf today In
an embarrassing position toward
N'*v«l Attache Boy-Kd of the Oer
man embassy and Austrian Consul
General Von Nnber of New York
Th« New York trial of Hamburg-
American official* developed Hoy-
Kd'a connection with the coaling < f
German commerce rßlders, and Von
Nuber'a activities admittedly have
not been pleasing to the admlnls
t rat lon.
Yet, while the admlnlatratlon I*
probing the two men's activities,
diplomatic rules require an asaump
|tlon of Innocence until a contrary
decision la announced.
Moreover, these diplomats are en
titled. under dlplomaitr usage, to
protection from newspaper attacks.
An official statement from -
retarj' 1-anslng yesterday said Hoy
Kd'a creation of a fund to supply
raiders was not unlawful as far as
disclosed at present.
I ADJOURN OVER THANKSGIVING
NBW YORK. Nov 25.— The (rial
lof the Kovemmmt action against
l officials of the llanitiurz Anieric.au
! Steamship Co., charged with cus
toms violations, adjourned yester
day over Thanksgiving
SAYS UNO HUNGER
IS CAUSE OF WAR
Nationall*m today I* driving th«
nriMl<-K of Eurnpn nnaln«l eirh oth
er In deadly combat. I* l» thn uplrlt
of huriK«*rlnK for lands which don't,
belong to th»m fliiit in the driving
foro*. Col Will II Thompson \V>d
newday told the Commercial Club
In an address on "Patriotism," dur
In* which lie made a plea for pre
paredness.
The king of Greece is charg
ed with calling an election on
the war issue when war votes
will be absent in the army.
Thin la where the "con" shows
in Conatantlne.
A social science Investigator
asserts that In ages gone by,
one woman sometimes had a
dozen or more husbands. Per
haps that's where the system of
giving out checks originated.
SKY-RIDING THRILLING SPORT,
SAYS DARING GIRL AVIATRICE
Nineteen-Year-Old Miss Tells a Star (Correspondent How She Got Started in the
Air Game, and How It Heels to loop the loop. She Has Made
Flights in Sixteen States.
By Gertrude M. Price
Spselal Corr«tpond«nc»
I-i>S AN'tiKI.KS. tat, Nov. 25.—Katherine Stimp
*oll-—foremoM \merican aviatrice.
W hat'* your mental picture of .1 feminine flyer, nut
in lier flying lok* and i<> the air?
Kvrr g»t ■ rloiMMip" of <>n»? I
I did. mid I o*v««r *»• mors ( * "™
**r«»<<»lilv surprUed In my life. |
No ego No it -entrliitv No
mannl*h manner or freaklab ap
parol. No bombaat.
lutt girl!
That detcrlhe* little Ml** Stlmp
aon. 1» >ears old. 102 iiound* light,
five feet and two Inchca feminine.
UP TO OATE IN DRESS
I>rri<i«e<t In an upto-date *ult of
browu teal—correct you will not*
even lo the liopillar ah.vle -and a
chic round hal with * quaint lilt of
trimming at the c*nt*r, on the top.
the only girl ak> pilot In the < nun
try who loop* the dang<roua loop,
look" Juat llkn a little maid from
trho.il
She hat been In the flying bual
n»u four year* and commenced,
the taya. when the »ia too young
to appreciate what the w»* under
taking Hhi ha* made aucc«*aful |
fllghta tu Ifl Hate* and In now on I
her way to give exhlhltlooa at the
two California falra.
MOTHER HELPED
' Mother knew I had made up my
intud; that I tun t afrntd. and,
ah* (ar«i h*r conaent,' Mil* Stlmp
fon declared "A» for father, well,
he never aaw me fly till a thort
while »go when I «•« In Mobile.
Ala
"No. t'm not afraid at all You I
aee. I have nevwr had an accident, j
tho I *•« one man killed when I
tin leamtug lo fl> " She reaclieij
out to the deek. croaa'd her finger* .
and touched wood I did. too It
aeemed alnt«»at uncanny for a mile t
of a girl with her hair *tlll hanging ;
In curia down her back lo apeak ao
fearleaaly of the IreacherMa trade
of the air which "get*" »o many.
BEACHV MOTOR
Mia* Stlmpaon drive* what the
call a a Stlmpaon l*artrldg«- Trac
tor." She baa putchaaed and la us
ing rtearhev'a motor, a one valve
construction called a Kuonie It!
ha* more power than the ordinary
motor, the claims, and I* much
lighter. It la uianufa< tured la
France
landing, the little girl told me.
la one of the moat difficult f«*at*
of aeroplanlng Caution la a very
, Important bump to cultivate and
| preparedneet la a I moat a ne»e*tlt>
Tho Ml*» Stlmpaon hat a me
I'hantc. of roura*. the has taken
the paint to make a careful atud*
of the marhtoerv
She pott on ovralla and get* out
and goes over the w bole machine b*-
fore nighn
"Are there heaps of money In
your butlnet*. Ml** Btlmp*on*" i
"Well, there'* plenty In what we
call trick' flying, and. of courae. It I
la r#ry nice for rne to be the only !
woman looping th* loop ||o»»r«r. '
my slater la flying at Kan Antonio.
Tet., and ray brother la learning
In fact, we ejpect to open an avia
tion school there an me time neit
year "
HOLD MERCHANT
SAY HE TAUGHT
YOUTH TO STEAL
K Golden, proprietor of a clear
stand at Seventh and Pike, and las
Stewart, 20, are under arrest Thurw
dav on charge* of grand larcen,.
and Stewart Is stoutly maintaining
that Oolden taught him to steal.
The arrest followed the dlscov
ery of a quantity of loot which It
l« declared has been stolen from the
Owl drug atore. and Bte»art sa>*
!he stole t utidor Golden s Instrur
, lions.
Stewart has a mother 61 years
'old. who. <ate Tuesday, pleaded with
| Prosecutor I.undln not to "end her I
toy to the penitentiary, as he li herl
i sole aupport.
HOW KING'S PALACE AT BELGRADE
IS WRECKED BY GERMAN SHELLS
This Picture Shows an Aide de-Camp Standing In an Upper Corridor of
the Serbian Royal Pa lace at Belgrade.
STAR—THURSDAY, NOV 25. 1915. PAGE 2.
ALASKA TO ASK
FOR STATEHOOD
Delegate Wickersham Outline*
Legislative Program
For Winter
IS ENTERTAINED HERE
iHtatehood for Alaaka will be re
quealed in one among a number of
important bill* to be preaented to
Icongreaa by Delegate Jame* W|ck
emham. *ho with Chairman W f"
Kde* of the Alaaka engineering com
mlMioti enjoyed a banquet in their
honor at the Arctic club Wedne*d*>
night.
The banqnet waa tendered h» the
Alaaka bureau of the Meattle f'ham
tier of Commerce and bu»ltte«« men
'intereeted In Alaakan affair*.
iMlegate W|cker*ham aald that
while the population of the terrl
jtory wa* ln*ufflclent at present to
permit *tateh"od being granted, he
believed it umild be great enough
by the lime ihe government got
to II
A bill lo eatablleh a naval baae at
Cordova, Heaard or Prince William
jaotind. and another granting Ala*
kan* th» right lo eterrlae home j
•lead right*, altho the»e right* had j
been previouily used In the Htate*.
»te other important meaatire* that
Wlfkeriham will bring lo th« at
tenlion of congtea*.
Chairman ICdee *ald he I* going
back to Wa*hlngton lo recommend
19.000,im>«) nppr- prlatlon for Ala*ka
railroad conatrucllon ne*t year
IS ORATORY CHAMP
Richard Hvnn. a Hroadway *en
lor. Wednesday won the high achool
: oratorical ronteat at the Thank'gh
Ing aaftembly Thru a aerie* of con
itUlf, the contestant* were weeded!
down to Flynn. Kvangellne [larthol
■ omew and Brown
I ! "■ ' " —-- ■ - " __
LAUNDRIES ACCUSED
i Warrant* have been laan«>d by
i Htate I-alxir Olaen.
■ charging the Weat Scar..# and the
- Peerleaa aundrlea wtth violating
the eight-hour law for women.
HEAR EXPLOSIONS?
BLASTING ON ROAD
Revral cltUen* clamored for la
formation over The Htar * tele
ph'»n» Thu radar, concerning ei
ploaioit* which the* *ald Ihey heard
at 3 30 a m
inquiry brought out !h!» Inform*
tloi from the i»tlce department
The Sun*et highway, now under
• i>n«t' ix'tlon acr»e« i*ke W**hing
ton, I* pumuing It* courae thru
*lut>horn rock and h*rd;an, which
inuat t»e |>er»uaded with powder
and dynamite
Hevcral hlaal* were net off at
X ;n. and the ahifting wind carried
the report* to the ear* of Seattle
folk
When i* fellow butts hit hsad
against a stons wall, thsrs's no
question at to who's ths goat.
,V |l \l \ AcMnl. Swale*
t a i rf.-Ta.'.-v.
I rW% I uhmnmmi
«Nto •# QRII
TM ft \ . . A oHdalaa htlK
il ft Nrka|« JV, mi
L I —jr drrng
lS>
Gi-o-dd
. Usß)ByHiaip*ar Trouble
ttlt. 1.. U. (TANK
You Want Your Dental
Work Done by a DEN
TIST and the Best One
to Be Had
You can't afford to take fhinefM
with y«»ur teeth they nr»> one of
your most prorlotiH poasestlons, and
they have a itiont \ll n I bearing on
your health. and appearam«» .«« well.
And wh«n your teeth need «(t«nt!ovi,
am they hound to. sooner or later,
you certainly want the moat e*pert
dentist obtainable to do your work
Ami the ?nopt export dental service
I* e*actlv what we offer you, and the
ONLY kind we offer you. Every
operator In thin office !• un expert -
every operator haa graduated from
th«» beat dental college*. nnd hat
pass--1 Ihe examination of the wtatr
dental hoard Kvery operator In thla
office ha* hl« certificate from the
state dental board hanging right on
the wall In front of his dental chair,
In plain sight.
Only the beat of materials are used
here only the moat Improved nnd
scientific of up-to-date pnlnleaa
methods also, which enable ns to
perform the tnoat difficult dental op
erations without pain «•» th* patient.
Anil our prlc«-s ira thn lowest. aI -
ways. as It Is u fundamental pi lif »
clple with thl* office that we mIH let
no one underbid us on price
Furthermore, we Rive yon 11 writ
ten and signed Ironclad Kuura n tee
with your work, signed not only by
the operator who did your work, btit
also by I*. It. C?lark. 1> 1) H owner
and manager of this office no we
feel perfectly justified In saving to
you that
vol" c tVT tdH' INSVI'I*F4C-
T«in WOHK *T
I Hl* rqut ic
Now, we ask voif. wouldn t If be
poor huslneas on your part to lake
chances on the other kind of dental
work, when the very best, here,
costs no more and In most cases
leas" Think this over carefully be
fore choosing your dentist.
Rffjal Dental Office»
l)r. 1.. 11. Clnrk. Manager
1 <0.1 Third Ale., w. tor. Third
■nd I iilob.
DANIELS WILL
NOT BE BLUFFED
Secretary of Navy Stands Pat
In Attaik by Ship
Huilderi
WILL MARK FINE FIGHT
BY GILBON GAONER
WAHHINtITON, Nov. 2.V Hecre
inry of the Navy Itanlel* In not
planning to re*lKii.
The report ttint l>anlela I* inon lo
retire to lit* nawapaper come* out
»• lniul'i<><m)y with Itanlela' attack
on the olilp building truat
(>aniel* liatt bmn *lngularly
rouraKeou* tn ejpo*|ng (hU com
bination of prhate Inlereaia which
no lon* It** held tip the mmrnment
for private profit* In the conatruc-
Hon of *hlp*. armor plat* and muni
tion* of war
Thrlr 1)1* proflta have »eemed to
them almoat a ve*ted right, and the
apectucle of a aacretarv of the navy
darlna to tell tha public the truth
alioitt the matter la an affront to
theae powerful Interest* which (III*
them with sniazement and a hat-ed
whlrh thn layman can vary allxhtly
comprehend
Try lo Diacredlt Him
"Got him out;" la tha one thought
now of the»« powerful (ntercat*.
Hproiut report* to dlacred It hint;
fill tha great metropolitan newa
paper* with cartoon* to belittle him.
quote authority aanlii»t the potalbll-
Ity of government manufacture, and
above all thing*. contlßua'ly fill tha
dally pre** with rumor* and "au
thoritative report*'' that I'anlnla la
preaently to reaume the edltorvhlp
of hia pa|M-r In North Carolina.
Thta la thalr plan
The Italelgh New* and Obaerver
haa burned to the (round twice
allice Itanlel* ha* been aecretary of
tha nayy. and the** reporta, elnau
larly enough, cite thcae flr»-» and
thalr financial effect a* why
Mr. Ihinlela cannot afford to go on
being a < ahlnet officer, living In
Waahlngton.
Rafu*** to Be Bluffed
Daniel* I* not the kind. however,
lo be bluffed or frightened
When lie eipneed tn hi* paper the
corrupt deal of the local railroad,
and the local Judge thought to shut
him up br threatening htm with Jail
under contempt pit* eedlog*. Dm
lei* went along with the aheriff and
continued to edit hi* pai>er over the
telephone, In defiance of the court,
announcing that he would rot in jatl
before he would pay the threatened
fine or ati>p writing the editorial*
The fine »aa not paid and the
'editorial* *er» not Mopp«4, !"nd It
**f» to predict that with any *up-
U»ort In public opinion. Danlela will
make a fine, good fight during thin
congre*a for government manufac
ture of «ar munition*
WOMAN STRUCK
BY AUTO DRIVEN
BY WATERHOUSE
Mra P Potilea. 13t*V» Seventh
•vf , la In th« Seattle General hoa
pltal Thuraday, aufferlng from
hruliea. at> the reault of being nin
down at R 40 p. m Wedn»adav at
Seventh and Hene<« hv an autonio.
t»lie driven by Joaeph Waterhou«<\
1310 Minor ave, president of the
Terminal Traiiaf«-r Co. and mm of
Prank W«terbou*e. the atenmahlp
magnate.
Waurhnttse waa not booked at th«
l»«|lcw atatlon
Wltnpane* aay he *aa traveling at
an e*r»>a*lv« apeed at the time of
the accident
Mra. Poulea aaja ahe heard no
warning algnat.
Young Watorhouae aay» he waa
going e««t on B»nec» and knew
nothing of the woman being n«-ar
until he heard a acr<*am and felt
th*> Impact of the car ngalnat her
b«dr.
Hw he then applied th««
brake*, and after the car akldded
20 ft-et hp Jumped out and picked
tip the woman, malting her to Seat
tle General hoapttal.
HERE'S "PRETTIEST
PARIS MANNEQUIN"
MLLE LEG RAND
A petite hrun' t, whose wonderful
large dark eyes have been an In
spiration for many a imet and artist
in the guy French capital, Is Mil'"
Marcollu be Grand, on whom has
been conferred the distinction of
being the 'prettiest mannequin in
Paris." She Is one of the 40 man
neqnlnu trho have been selected
from #00 applicants for positions as
mannequins In the Paris Fashion
Fete of the Flench couturiers to be
given for the French orphan fund
at the RIU-Cariton, U\e week of
Nov. 22.
ASK NEW BUILDINGS
Residents of the I*aUewood and
Ravenna districts Wednesday peti
tioned the school board for now
school buildings, urging (hut the
present structure* lire In idequate
to fill the needs of the communi
ties.
BULL BROS.
Jusi Printers
1013 THIRD mAIN 1043
"DISCIPLE
■■I A Western Drama with ■■
H Wm. S. Hart in the title
H role." The supreme sacri-
H fice of a man who recalled
H his deserting wife and her
doctor lover that his chil l
H might be saved from sick
■ "Her Painted Hero," H
\ '♦*" **♦//•♦, > Keystone Comedy S
\ v''« /
N. with Polly Moran.
FIRST AT PIKE. CONTINUOUS, 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M.
Ilibertyl
■ MATINEES EVENINGS fl
Children 5c 1 A Children 6c 1 (•
Log** 25c lUC Logei 30c Ivt W
HBrOMGHT, UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHI
SEATTLE GIVES |
THANKS FOR ITS
BLESSINGS
Seattle la giving thank* T hi) red ay j
for the blowing* that have com<> to
her and to the country during the j
3r#Hr. The theme of peace was pre-1
dominant In service* held at differ
ent rburrhe* and theatre* of the j
city
At the Clemmer theatre a cltl |
aervlce wa* held at 10 o clock. j
with l>r Hldnei t» Oullck of New
York, a* the chief speaker. He
talked of ' International Friend j
•hip."
Other* who participated were !)r j
I Sydney Strong, of the Queen Anne
t'ongren.itlonal church, scripture
| reading: Mr* Je»«le S"a*h Stover,
•■npraoo aolo. Ratibl Samuel Koch,
prayer. Rev. J f> (). Power*. lio> I
*ton live t'nltarl*n church, l>ene
diction
There were morning union *erv lce»
on Capitol hill. Queen Anne bill, j
(ire.n I-ake, Woodland park. Ma
drona park. \Ve*t Seattle, Fremont
»nd Walllngford.
A downtown union service «a«j
held at the First Methodist church j
with Rev. M A. Matthew*, of the |
Htil l're*byterlan church, preach j
In* the sermon
THANKSGIVING
IS CELEBRATED
BY HIGHWAYMEN
Seattle* unorganized abductor*
of the "long (troi-n ' went oul and
l>rejiared for Thanksgiving Wednea ■
day night. and ait a result these en-i
trie* were mad* on the i>ollfc blot-'
ter Thursday night:
Thoma* St. John. 2214 14th ave '
j\V„ strong armed at 2:45 a. m. in
«ll#v between First and Second. on
Pike. by two men he met in a na
loon, and who followed him They i
got »«r,o.
J W. Douglas. 719 Jf'th N lost a
small amount of Jewelry and 14 In '
sliver
XI. C. Heinmann. 2114 E. Oaler at..
lost Jewelry and diamond and $10,
In silver. total, approximately. |
$r>oo.
A C. Hudson. 5305 15th N. W., held i
up by lone highwayman with a de-!
rlded K"reni h accent, who ahovod a
blue gun under his nose at 50th
ave. and 17th ave. N. W. Abducted
fl 20.
Ik W. Rrar.ell. 2JOB K. Marion St., j
house robbed: small amount of Jew J
elry miming.
tot
At tM|r*«H Qulalna. Do»« Nut Ciu»
Ntrvoutnrn Nor Rin|l*| In tin Haa#
Tit* Im pi'. mnblMllon of latatl'as Sr
■ I.AXATIVtf HROMO QtIMSK imkn 111.
Utitnln* In thla form haif a fir M
i l» i Hi an tiia ordinary Uvllitna, am! II ra
, ba likm b* anrona without affarMn* tl.
j hrid. Ramrnibrr lo fail lh*> fuil nam
! Loo* for •liualura of I t* GROVE.
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An Advertising Offer
Without a Parallel
in the History of
the Talking Machine
m— iru» i»>m. Business
ACT NOWI After a certain number of these Machines have
heen riven nwiy they will be «old for 140 00 each.
Seattle Music Co.
You Can Have One of These $40 Machines Free
To Introduce R«x Record* we will, for a short time, give free
one of these high grade Hex Talking Machines. In choice of golden
oak or Mission, to every person who will purchase sixty six Ilex
IHnible Faced Kecorda—one or more u week as desired.
The Kecords coat 75c ench. All are double disc—all sre 10-Inch
Come to our store and hear thla wonderful Instrument
t0« UNION ST. SEATTLE
Mary
Pickford
I The Film Favorite, in I
the 6-part picturiza- I
tion of the story I
made "famous in ■
fiction, drama and I
opera I
MADAME
BUTTERFLY
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Thanksgiving hint: H
This show will make I
anv dinner taste bet- H
ter. ■
Contlnuoua, 10:30 a. m. to
11 p. m. ■
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■ West lake at Pine ■
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12TH BIG DAY |
DAMAGED!
GOODS I
Admission 15c ■
Children undfr 14 jenr*
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