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Friday—laist Times—l)oroth> (,tsh |
starting SATI Hl)an
11 A. M.
The screen's foremost actor
WILLIAM FARNUM
—in—
a thulling sequel to "Riders
of the I'urple Saj*e"
■" v."-
m^uwnl
«<< H
/ —SMfc >
The Rainbow Trail
QPP Shefford search in the Adamleiw
DLL Kden of SEALED WIVES for the SaRO
Lily of his dream*—the new, throbbing mystery
story of the West.
Sims Tells British
of Jellicoe's Fall
l/WTDOV. !>»'• t* Admiral
at a r»o*ot duin. r. aai I it »*.* J«lluv
mho toe.- eticl thr convoy
that twat th«- I'-boala, and who put
It uader way -Ju#t bcforr lif »(.<
flrfd out " J. iHcor waa by
!>»•<» aCt th« t«ttb> of Jutland,
hat it tod nrvrr t»rn t>f fViaJly
that b« wax "fired out." Ho tlrttl»h
printrd Huns' *t,»trm»nt und*r
kwdiDra on Wit* or>l»r: "<»h. H«> llr
WM Hrrd Ogt," And onr rom-
IF
YOirRE
WORTH
i 3 forty
l MILLION
DOLLARS
j $5 Gold Pieces! j *" l . t
u 1 read
Wallace * u
•Hhd,
ho Many Millions' If you're not
\ \ come in
\ \ and see
\ \ how it feela
\ \ to be worth
\ \ that much
\ WALLACE
\ REID
\ will show you
« \ because he'a
STARTS \ '!
SATURDAY \ (stnctly in
\ the story)
\ A story that is \
\ simply choked \
\ up with laughs \
\ and money \
etc.
Dorothy Oalton »m n - -
mentnl that tt wiva «arf that thin«»»
had to be stvrn thorn by an Amir-
Kma.
REGISTERED DENTISTS
'►»« mf Ik* kl|t nil Hi.Lrtr*. I*,
wnlr# ami mlum Mima
in« nail, mm b, rwa ikla
• l» •« J |M kM prka.
'»>• ■ i i «• tmm wl |« Np> rM<
ff«» kU ftfvr*. with itntll.
1 «l»ll m*rtU*4m mmd |»niml >iua-
Ika.
I)r. J. Brown's New Office
onrnKTM nrtioiNo
TkM Md
URGES FIXED
WHEAT PRICE
$2.22 BUSHEL
WAMIUKiiTtiN \u 27 Kill
uvttlmc m po**ihte wlifut crop of
j more than u billion buahela fur IPltf,
ihe department of aitrii-ultute for
tin* fimMj admiuiatruUon rr« i onitnf > ti<l
J «m| to eongrc*« legislation t»> luauie
•i> »n • t tin- $ i Ihinlh I Ku.it
inter,i price* to the whent produort -
The recommendations were *ti<»«!•*
In u letter rnvneil by Sec. Hountott
and official* of |he food adminlMtr •
Hon i hli'h hi« received by t'haii
mun I e vet of the ho vine agricultural
committee
The sj»eejflc ret-ommetidatlotiN ur
That congt eN<« extend beyond June
t. IHJO, tlir right of wheat producer*
to dlnp«> •• of their » heat to the gov
eminent at the k tiara Meed price
with * «femiuid* to protect the gov
ernment fro-n wheat harveated in
1920 from being mixed with the 1919
crop
That the it rain corporation l*e con
ttnued or ii new agency lie created
with power to buy. itore and aett the
wheat of the 1911 crop which nil \
be offered to It and that II l«e fur
Malted a sufficient appropriUtlon to
carry on lid work.
Thai pro\ lalona l«e luull f«*r pro
tectum of the government agalmit
whogt or Hour tnoughl In from
other countrlea
In giving reuaotia for the recom
mendatlona th • leiter point,,* out thut
the 191# yield *a* 91? tOO.Ooo huiheU
from an acreage of *4,707.000 The
report alao mvn the total ntoraire
capacity m thla country ta 11.350.000
buahela. *nd with protilaea of a large
crop in 1919 thin *lll have to lie In
creaaed
Huge Raft Is Built
for Ocean Travel
(Special to The Star by S. K \ »
frroTKlloi.M. Ihm :« shortage
of ocean-going vaaeln haa rfnultal In
construction of a huge raft Wve
hundred thousand feet of logs *rre
used in Ita ton »tru* lion It weigh*
€,OOO ton*. and i* provided with u
ruddier. Tl»e logM Here hound li»
gethrr With steel hatanera. The raft
haa completed It* flr*t pa**agr from
Tome* to ('open huge n. 430 nautical
mile* I Man* are )*etng made to float
timber in a «tmtlar way across the
North *tL
The Seattle Salea Manager*' a**o
elation held a dinner In the Maaonie
temple l*ino .»nd Harvard. Thur*
day night
JJMiEfJ
-uiLULMk
Tonight and Saturday
J La»t Times of
»»
r-
II I
II
CHAfcLES RAY
* Stmrt
CHARLES
RAY
in
"STRING
| BEANS"
and that
Keystone
Comedy
I.AHT TIMKS H
TOIIAV AMI SATfRDAT ■
PEGGY I
HYLAND I
—IN— I
"CAUGHT IN THE!
ACT" ■
A Whirlwind nf Fun and H
Komance H
fFirxt Kiin in Seattle) H
FATTY I
ARBUCKLEI
In Out* of IIIh Favorite D
THE SEATTLE ST AH FRIDAY. DECEMBER 27. 111R
CLOSE OF WAR DOES NOT
STOP CHAPLIN'S BATTLE
< Imrllf Chaplin In "Hhouldrr \r m%" i outing l« Hie lt«* Sjturdiy
MO\ II 911 no ( \S|
\N VSI'IKIM, |'OI I
t'harlea Hay h picture Htnng
Heana." will rlonf u *wk'ii run at
I the l iberty Haturda, night Kay la
•Ml in the r«»l# of .i country Imy
I who leaven the farm lo ilrvolop hi*
|K»llr«l tAlOniA In tbo < it\ How lif
uttAino ou<«o-.# fomiH tho plot of an
intorontitig hurti.in pi<*turo.
• • •
IN MM I N I \% \ \ s| NT TO
I'KISON 9*' OR M\l \ I \li.s
t % ir< umounUAl convict *
An innocrnt man «-f forgery In
guuknatui • At tho Htrmiul. 110 i«
glvon firo voari In tlif i*nltontiAry
but o«i-«ipr<» in time to find hi« lnn«»
vfu.r ow'AblUhod thru hln h ifo n **f
fortu Tho «»tfo in played by Dorothy
1 lultntl
• • •
tRAINF.II i HIMI'NN/KK
( \>T IN HI M RlllJi
A tfftinoit cblmiAhb*# ha* mu-h
to do with tho plot • f Much a I tt «
I'irato t tale nf bur In I tr«".o«ur*-
wbirh rlf< «»i .tt th# Mieolon I'ti-liv
night Itert Lytell In "Hitting thr
High H|k»i*v will nrreon for tho fir^t
time HaturdA)
o # •
r.\r mn \nh hum
<»IRI. IM\ IIIK IIONORH
Tho C.ivm# < ilr: HamM Mo
Omth novel In mov # ffir-n, l». tl»»
picture in whl*'h Marguerite t*lmrk
I* Ap|«>aring At the lie« Fatty Ar
buckle takr* the comoili Icnorn in
The Cook
• • •
"RAINBOW TR%IN" |s
NF.W FAIiNt M I'll Tl KF.
"The ltAlnb«iw Train ' oeqiiel to
igdera of t!»• Purple s.urc will
"l*n At tho «*olloeum S »turd*»\ with
William Farnum an tho loading ' bar
actor lv»rotl»> tiiah in Tt# Ho|«»
Chflt" will olooe Friday night.
• • •
swnnu. Os mi ijcs
T \ 11. sflll's It It \ V
In 'C»u*lit In th» A<|," which
nprntfft nt the Cultinliil Thuri'lm m
r»(r«-|nry mul* In vlrwvd In nn« . f
Ihr \Vh«n lh»> |>!rturr »it*
twins prr|.«ra<l tlw rtlr<H tor tri~l t*■«>
n«-w atunt iulv<*-iit»il In- nnlmtil
p«-rl* »nrt tir*l a aamlluiK lo lh» anl
mai'a tail tn atop It frnni ralalns H«
hf-irt and hraytnc at lnnpi>«rtunr
nvrmnta.
O • #
"IOVK W \T< Ills- < I Osns
CRIDAY AT TIIK ( I.KMMKK
Watrhra." a t>ip|iira In
whlrh hiKbanil und wtfr try In mako
<-arh othT J»»loii* hv flirting with
formrr aultora, will I* ahnwn at lli«
I'l'mmcr for thr laot lim» Krid.i>
night.
Hunt Cringe, Says
Cardinal Mercier
(Hpe. tAI in Tho BL.ir by N K A i
I'AHIH. I>ec 27 Mer
cier of Mallne*. frce«| bv the I ;#«r
mann after four yeam of captivity.
AAy* "The fiornvano. when they arc
vlrtorloug, aro proud, nrrognrit and
inMilont, but In defeat thoy become
humldc and lowly. Hardly had the
armietlce b*en alined boforo I r#
mlved a vlalt from Von Iwinckon
who tearfully announced that thr
Helgtanfl retained In tho Imperial
prlaona on Imaginary charge* wouM
be reloaeed at once. Several montha
ago \'on I*ancken would not have
dreamed of coming to me ao hum
bly."
H:' BERT LYTELL
f HITTIHG THE HIGH SPOTS
i STARTS I.MUaiY
r. SATI Itinv IIIMKIIV
Jf *
I I
» HI l» % \ •% riMM.lt % M*
f ltd 111 V (h«i M *»•> in Hiring
lt#«ri« "
M I MMI It | ..rlnne (.rlffllb in
"Im# U«l« l>r« "
"HIM |\| HoroOlf «..•!» In "Tt.#
I I M|M* I llMl "
HI KtMl |»„,„ili» lull
Ml Ml."
Ml * Mariitfril# 4 I*.
(.•mm# «.lrl." I all }
"1 li# t ,**l.
Ml%*|un | it* In In - I III*
l'ir«U "
HlhlShl - Prill ll;l«n«J In
• a*|lil In lit# \ri
> M
COUGHS m COLDS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
Pr. hint's New Discovery
u-e<l since (.rant was Pres
ident. (Jet ;i liollle today.
It did it ft»r your framlmn, for
your fath«r For fifty y**Ar* thla
well known ruußh and cold n-mwly
h*a kept an eviffrtiwing army of
friend* yourtf and «»M
F«»r half a century druictnti cv#r>'
where have *n|«| it Put a bottle in
your mliinK You may
nwl It in a hurry SoM Ity drug
gi«t- rvfr* wrh«*r«i *r»d f i t?o
Itowels Acting Properly?
Th«*y ought to. for conaUpallon
mmkrm the *io4v retain w*At" matter*
and »m purine* that undermine the
health and play havoc with ihr rn
tire ayatem I>r King* New Ijfo
Pill* are reliable And mild in action
All druggtata. 25c.
H I'I.ATIXG ■
■"Love I
I Watches" I
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H ■ m
H of the Harno Titlo. H
■ % llrllllaat omnlf limran H
H RH
BCORINNE I
1 GRIFFITH I
I (.I TFnUOVI It t aai % \ B
■ oik % ■
Overture, "Tancredl"
■ I
H 'l*argo" ... Hand* I
H t iiitisTii: r(iMi:i»r H
B B
H M
BRITAIN MAY
HELP IN PEACE
AIR PROGRAM
<lly ' Hit* «l f*rea i
l/»NI10N. I>. . 14 (ffy Mull )
The lirlUMh government n»u> mul>ml
dlxo the Mir tnduatry to §f|ve It tho
nerenaary financial atablllty for
» «pltl |»«are time eommeretal dcvtl
opment
The ill M) i>i n i»« being con
altered hy the itir ministry Minting
other prn|M)kui j.
I nuhMtlieN It I>4 ho|M't| |»r!•
viiU* concern* noon would he Initlil
In* i hiMjN.i n<ln of eommcroial plan**
mi<l opfi.iiiiia »h««m im mull nn<l
pu**c tiger carrying vehicle* Thin.
It In |mi!iitout, ufoul'l irmure em
ploy merit i»» thousand* of expert
m\ Ia I or* trained during the war.
Furthermore, it would enable Orf«(
Itrltaio .»! nil tiin<-M to have nn Im
men** airfleet at her dlHpnwal. to.
gether with the neceeaary trained
A via torn
The mu'tpm of tii* *ul>M«ly plan'
a* it wmji worltMl out in connection
with lift** merchant marine ami the
motor lorrfe* in l.eing cited a* on*
argument in favor of air auhiddle*
\\ hen u.«r w.m dm Inrrtl, Or eat llrlt
alii had at her di»iHiitMl thou*andM
of merchant t raft many of which
<iul<klv v*ir«. trannforrned Into fight
ing «hip* Kterybody remember*
the hundred* of motor lorrlen which
were *«» nt to France from Ixindon
and othei r*UJ#» The Jorrle* an
mtieh like the motor huaee* u*e<] on
I' Ifth a\f . New V'»rk.
AMUS I- M li N T S
r »IM MOORE D«l|y
» »lt *ll r » IIIU S "HI lll't || | K".
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<ra.» N.1.1.H, I "«r llnllrrrun;
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lit, Ik, Ik, 11, Mali l»,s«r M lit
Otpheum Vaadevillt
WilKESffiffi
rifii ii pi„, rnioti n?i
Now IVarinf « I lv.l, Miln Mat
h«i urtlav
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Hlf >4 ••!##) I «r. #
"7 hi VI TO M4IIIPUK''
Flo# War Tm*
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Now Playing All W#>#lt
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MATH ,
Hun «it 1 llollilitf i iOr
PALACE HIP
Continuous Pally, l to 11
I « % oil# 4. Mm.l Milter A <« .
I 'o*ll#* A in . a |i'i»'nlwn •, |>» % #
on«| I llliAN. t'.«h#ln>* i.trl*
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"*#l |>#»"
U*#»U'loy *!•' 10 f:*»# AN in ?#r
NEW PANTAGES
Mala t «#. Nl«hl.. T and •
«!■»:< I*|. HOIJDA V 1111.1.
111 l I * I OMRIIt I Hit | H
rmtTi.it j mini-* «mi <ii«r(M
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'■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■;
THE SUCCESS OF THIS ■
OFFICE IS DUE TO QUALITY g
Particular people 2
work will patronize
Lady \ *
/ 'J*' . fact thai 5
/ mothers can ■'
/ , * • s I sonf ' their chil- ■ j
J f ' dren, knowing H'
F f / they will receive B
| / ciireful attention. ®
J of our ®
. j' features. ■
Apn j i to Sp. m., and ■
responsibil- ) ' \ Sundays f) a. m. to g
accompanies . * \ This office is run W
this office \ on a business basis J
means a * \ and one price to all, W
class of den- / and it is advertised. H
tistry which I We want your work J
spells satin- and mean to treat you [*jj
faction. right and honestly.
The Demand of Toda> l> Sanitation. 2
The Policy of Washington's Leading Dentists £
Tlii* Mortfl of th«- mice.nn of my thr»e office* < the <|t.alit\ and fine treat men t every patient m
Wt have only fir*l data dentl (rj H
DIM. tire !i till.' Mtnte I have *. •t» my pra< t„ . ur>w, du«- to m> polio «.f doing m> work according H
ti. Mandart WHVf, and thnn K'Hi rant eeinic the work and harking up the guarantor We nil Know !«
that ms lunw r a - dentistry i don« by th- human hind it i« *übj«» t t.» nn*tak< *, and wo are willing H
1., i ««t Ify th> •• tntHtak#* Ml a patient of In \\'\\tf<UH has to do i.h return to the office, I call it H
tervlce, and l>r. Wilton'a nervlce la of a superior kind. "
* WHAT I HAVE TO OFFER x
U Itest (Vowns, $5.00. My crown* contnJn the best E
?j Best Bridjjework, MA r:k nn <t my porcelain JJ
1 j5" ()U r'nwns QE
■ Best' I'l l!SI" HO u ° f reputation H
ry jj '* I* p know, if I H
2 Obey that ever-insistent impulse and visit Dr. Wilson today. 2
I Dr. J. T. WILSON S
W m
IB Opposite Colman Bldg. 810 First Ave. Phone Elliott 1833. a
■ ■
Satisfactory Terms Alivays
THE Grote-'Rankin CO. j
otto r urorj. /1
Let January, 1919, Bring the
Housewife's Greatest Need
MONARCH
Malleable Range
DECIDE NOW that 1919 will Im* free from needless
drudgery in tin- kitchen; that you will conserve time
and save fuel by bringing into your home the
St anarch Malleable Ran {jr.
For many years the StOSARCH has maintained undis- I
put'(J leadership as the most efficient range.
More than 17,000 housewives in Seattle are now using
Monarch Ranges—it's "Mirco" process finished so that
it remains black without blacking—its plain nickel and
quick acting features have abolished weariness and
disappointment. Even economy demands the Monarch
for it saves fuel.
Sold on small ucckly or monthly payments.
Grote-Rankin —PIKE AT FIFTH—Grote-Rankin
BIRTHS IN ENGLAND
SHOW BOYS INCREASE
(» tul to The Star by N K. A )
IXINDON, Ixh Sl—The blrtb of
, baby boy* over Btrlii »hn»J a re-'
markable Increa-w In the lairt quar
terly return from the rejristrar pen- !
rraJ Krom the avera<re of 1.04®. th<'
rate ha* Kprung up to 1.04S boy* to
earh 1.000 rtrl* Altho more boy*
are horn than itirls. women rontinue
to ln< re aw in proportion to men. for
< only 1.000 women died to each 1.114
i male*.
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