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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11


At the First Methodist church q
newly married couple were receiv.
Ing some advice as to their future
conduct.
you must never both get cross
at once: IL is the husbands duty TO
protect his wife. and a wife must
love and obey her husband and fol.
low him wherever he goes"
But. SIR" pleaded tho young
bride.
Il haven't finished yet" remarked
the clergyman. She must
But. please, sir. cant you alter
that last part7 My husband Is a
postman."
Evening Old Scores
They say he married her TO get
square"
with some sweetheart with
whom he quarreled. eh7"
mo; with his creditors who were
pushing him His wife has money"
Perhaps He Might
Jones was one of those people
who always have. or think they
have, something serious the matter
with them.
Recently he went down to stay
with a friend nj Moclips.
a few days after his arrival he
was walking along the beach with
his host. when suddenly he re.
marked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
MOST ANYTHING,

Il drank n glassful of salt water
yesterday. fresh from the sea. and,
d'you know. really think derived
relief from II. wonder" he added.
do you think might take a second
glass?"
His host hesi,sted for a while.
Then:
Yes" he said. Il think you might
| don't fancy II will be missed"
SLIGHT Distinction
Quickness in repartee has been
credited to Paderewski. A gentle.
man once introduced the pianist 10
the champion polo player OF England
and added:
You are both leaders Of your sen.
arate professions. though they are.
OF course, very different"
Not so very different" quickly
responded the great pianist. "My
new friend In dear soul who PLAYS
polo. whereas am dear Pole who
plays solo."-Christian Register.
A good one In told on J. Allen,
lawyer with bossy way that II
highly successful with the modest
and retiring kind OF witness.
Coughing in his best professiona
manner, he glared Mt the little man
and commenced:
Now, sir" he said flercely. "the
first question have to ask You ia
Have you ever been a bankrupt"
NO"
u really must warn you 10 be
careful. sir. DO you mean 10 say
that you have never at any time n
your career stopped payment"
No"
"Ah. | thought you would recon
slider that statement Now. viii
you please tell the Jury when II
was that you did stop payment"
When had paid everybody. of
coursei"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
CRACKERJACk
SHOW At TIVOLI

There's nice. fat royalty paid
By Manager Heating Of the Tivoli
theatre for tho Adams. Hogh &
Howard production. The Flirting
Princess"
But tho dainty musical comedy
In worth II. There's 10, OF clever
lIncs and rich bunch OF comedy
With a good.looking chorus and
a good'ringinE one. with n number
OF catchy songs, with Al Franks
and Clemeniina and Low Durhar in
character. and Lucille Palmer. with
prlma donna pipes. Tho Flirting
Princess" IL one Of tho prettiest
oneact musical comedies that has
come across the pike for a long
period.
Add 10 this. high class run OF
movies. and Manager Heating is
putting up a crackertack show At
tho TIyoii. THE Flirting Princess
will be- shown today and tomorrow.
matinee and evening. and win be
followed b. The King OF Pa,a.
Eonia."
Tonight. there wiil be chorus
girls contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

PLAYS
aTne unwelrTrn PAY. !

Vitagraph drama. IL At the Glass A
tonight and Saturday. II II the
story of an old mans life. worked
out with the son OF the man who
ruinsd his life. AZ a fitting elf
max. tho old man Is about TO shoe,
the young man. when his daugh
ter enters the room.
We are only working out a
play" explains the young man. her
sweetheart. and the old man, full
Of rcmorne. accepts tho young
man. And. OF couryc. they live
happily ever afterwards.
AS THE ANCHOR OF A
tcrs. strange boz Is seen sns.
pended from the iron prong. The
name on this box is Stanley Har.
grcaves
A sailor smuggics Il 10 his bunk.
but In trying TO get II 10 the boat.
he quarrels with another member
OF the crew and the box ia lost
overheard In the hBrbor. Rescued
again from the depths by n diver.
II 10 In possession OF the Black
Hundred--hnt the lights are CT.
tingulshed and the coveted Dor Is
whiskef from view. SO goes the
present complete chapter of "The
Million Dollar Mystery. now play.
Ing TO big crowds at the Colonial
theatre.
on Sunday evening AZ the Met.
ropoliian the rhoto.spectacle. Ca.
hiria." written and produced
/ by Gabrielle DAnnunEio. Italy's
foremost dramatist. will be pre-
scented No foreign film since
Quo vadis" has aroused a. much
/ interest in America as "Cabiria.f
A special projecting machine
patented by the italia Film com
pany. is being Installed.
A special orchestra is TO be In
/ trnduced.
Matinecs will be given daily, and
popular scale OF prices in an
nounccd for this engagement.
clemmer Until Saturday Might
The Gold Necklace" MARY
pickford drama: THE Fable OF the
Honeymoon" n George AIDE com
edy: The Devils Dansant." n so
ciety drama; 'Pathes Weekly
| News"
Class A Until Saturday Night
"A typographical Error" Sells
drama: For tho Cause Biograph
drama; THE Unwritten Play" vi
| tagraph drama; Nearly q
Widow" Edison comedy.
Colonial Until Saturday Might
Tho Elusive Treasure Box" the
current installment of THE Nil
lion Dollar Mystery; "Getting
Andy's Goatg' Edison comedy
"Hearst-Selig Pictorial" and "The
Band Leader" Vitagraph comedy
with Waffle Van.
Grand Until Saturday Might
Life and Travels In Alaska.
five parts. and a Keystone comedy
Melbourne Until Saturday Nlqht
Tho Leaves of Memory" four
part drama; How Mack Went
Around the World" comedy. and
a hand-colored scenic.
Mission Until Saturday Night
1.-THE Better Man. a drama.
Alaskan Until Saturday Night
Atop OF the World" Beverly
Dobbs Alaskan pictures.
Alhambra Until Sunday Night
Traffic in Souls" six.part mel.
odrama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

nor many years OF us have been LIVING TOO
HIGH
A man lives high when he spends the bulk OF his
income things he doesn't need and doesn't lay by for
what he knows he's bound 10 need
- Mortgaging home to buy auto Is example
It's fine when fellow have auto but it's wiser
% pay for the home first
It's for the automobile business for
trader is stcadier.
Same way with amusements We need play and fun.
But plenty good fun and play be had without
rushing kneedeep into debt and taking pleasure at the
expense OF the butcher and the baker
Spending than he earned yet made anybody
really happy Least OF all is good for business The fewer
the doubtful accounts the safer is business.
The high cost of living would down very quickly
II there wasn't much senselcss cost OF high living
Now that great has shocked US like icy plunge
scared feeling the need OF closer economy why
not take advantage OF passing emergency
permanent leaf?
What's the matter with this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

IL was about a fire. Clark said
In his story he was afraid they'd
get the fire out before the fire de.
partment arrived. He timed the
IRE ladies with stop watch. and
they we're exactly % minutes ar.
irving.
a few days later there was a
Dig forest fire, and Clark was
Johnny.on-the-Spot, with his pencil
and pad. The brave. though not
speedy. fire laddies saw him. They
had read his story. They turned
their great. big hose on our CLARK
and drenched him from head to
foot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
CLARK SQUIRE GETS DUCKINC

Clark Squire, The Stars Uni
versity OF Washington correspond
ent. has come back to town. Clark
viii be a student again this year
IN the university's journalism de-
partment.
During the summer he worked
on the Olympic Leader, at Port An
geles, and, while there, wrote
many, many stories. some clever.
some witty, some humorous, and
some funny. Also. Just some
stories.
There was one story In partic-
Glar--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
Safe and Sane Creed

will make my outgo less than my income and lay the
difference by matter how strongly tempted blow"
myself
will consider debts of honor, be paid first
what for things could do without but what
for useful service fairly given.
/ will joy-ride till have paid my debts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

OLE HANSON led Spokane Pierce
Wesley
LORtMER Jones. the sandpst apooe a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
On With the Dance

CvEATTLES held Collins
- playeld The one, Tuesday night
-
indication
fantastic the municipal music
The Star graed the policy OF Fairgrounds Director
the crowd Of proportions surplus would
he dane
basis pavilion
which would
rapidywih the schedule prevailing
1t is a wholesome clean amusement.
ROBERTS, slueeER Do you him for sheriff.
e.e PALMER, Of the 10 trail legislature
1909 for the
He should be s~sted good and plenty
SCkELs
all the combine
Hamilton ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

We could make the creed good deal longer but il that
much gets worked into daily practice will be
tack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11
RESIDENCE THEATRES
At the Home Until Sunday

At the Home Until Sunday
"Enmeshed by Fate" two.part
drama: Animated Weekly" No.
1879 topical. Lost In the studio. e
comedy.
At the Pleasant Hour Until Sunday
Into the Wilderness" three.part
drama; Mike and Jake as pugil.
lists. comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-11

The Wise House Hunter
hunts her house at home. She
reads STAR FOR RENT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
t5szAND(Afl5fWnfRt

A. Canninettl, commissioner Of I'm
migration. will be democratic candi-
date for governor of California.
Passengers kill street car con-
ductor In Chicago who demonstrates
with passengers for splitting on the
floor.
Senate territorial comiitee re-
ports favorably on Alaska forest bill.
Officers OF Japanese cruisers en-
tertained by U. S. army and navy
men at Honolulu.
Missouri progressives lndorse
Roosevelt for president In 1916.
Confederate veterans In eonven-
ton indorse Wilson's Mexican policy
and approve proposed peace jubilee.
Exceptions demanded by New
York counsel In case agains. Harry
Thaw allowed.
Captive military balloon destroy
ed by lightning near Berlin.
Edward T. Stotesbury elected to
succeed George +. Baer, president
of Reading railroad.
Both houses OF congress plan to
complete labors of session by July
10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. G. McAdoo are
honeymooning at Harlaken, the sum-
mer White House.
Pereival Van Ness killed by the
capsizing of biplane he had just
built at Utica, n. Y.
BY Francis SINNERS death at
sea, his wife. formerly a poor shop
girl. came into $10.000,000 fortune.
Being refused by Mrs. Maria
Soares Joseph Faustino de Itario,
Soares, Joseph Faustino de ltario.
Rafael. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
SEATTLE LUCKY
TO HAVE ME';;YES,
IT'S HUMPHREYS
Judge John T.. HUMPHREYS does',

Judge John T.. HUMPHREYS doesn'
beat his wife.
lie doesn't drink.
lie doesn't steal.
The Judge said so himself wher
asked what he thought about the
recall OF judges.
"in fact" said the Judge,
athe people are lucky 20 have
man of my experiences and
reading on the bench. think
have been OF value TO the
state. county and city. ! arm In
favor OF the recall OF Judges
and was elected TO the bench
on that platform. but In some
respects IL 10 all bosh.
III a man IL drunk or corrupt
or incapable. he should be recalled
But II | move some citizen 10 anger
by deciding against him. II does
not follow I must be recalled.
Judge Everett Smith Is the only
member OF the superior court be
sides Judge Dykeman who heartily
endorses the judicial recall.
Judges Macintosh and Ronald
tolerate II. Judge Tallman Is not
against II. but prefers a system OF
court martial by judges. Judge
Albertson is opposed TO IL and
Judges Frater and Gillian are non
commital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09

Another bomb was exploded to-
day. in the dwindling ranks OF the
republican party. when II was
learned that Senator -. A. Bowen
of Kent has deserted the stand
patters.
Senator Bowen was elected IN
1910 as n progressive republican
but II he runs at all this fall, he
will run az a bull moose.
In the last legislature. In which
Senator Bowen was hold-over
member. he was officially classed
az n republican.
Senator Bowen's quitting the re-
publican party, comes right on the
heels of County Treasurer Hannas
Reputation of the standpat party.
and the double solar plexus Is I'LL
ing the air with the laments OF thu
republican central committee to-
day.
In desperate effort to make
some showing of.life, the standpat-
ters will attempt to organize a
woman's auxiliary to the Young
Mems Republican club at the Ratf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
EXTRA! TACOMA
DECLARES war
ON PRES. HUERTA

Boom' Boom; Tacoma is cnvel-
opcd in big war scare today. Capt.
Palmer OF Troop -. the cavalry force
of the state of Washington. Is out
horseback riding this afternoon. And
listen 20 what came over the wire
from Tacoma.
Capt. Palmer OF Troop o.
cavalry. has ordered his men 20
mobilize for field service at
once. Officers OF the troop hur-
ried 10 the Armory. and all
members were notified by tele-
phone 10 assemble. u 10 believ.
ed the eavslrymcn are 20 be
sent 20 the Mexican border"
Some excitement. ehg Somehow.
The Stars military editor thought
Il pretty funny, because Cavalry
Troop u has only rs members.
So he rang up Adit. Gen. Maurice
Thompson. Thompson said there
wasn't anything TO Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
COUNCILMEN OPPOSE new
RENTON LINE settlement

No conclusion was reached by the
council franchise committee on the
Seattle. Renton a Southern car line
purchase.
Through Attorney Harold Preston
an offer was made TO the city for
the sale OF the line on terms which
would give the company % per cent
OF the gross receipts for 25 years.
Councilmen Erickson and Lundy
strongly opposed this. claiming a
new line can be paralleled at a cost
Of only ss53.l54. according to the
figures submitted by the city en-
gineer. Under the offer made by
the company. the councilmen figure
the city would have TO pay about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
LIFE SENTENCE
| FOR 4 man WHO
ABUSED GIRLS

ut is the sentence OF the court
that you serve at hard labor In the
Walla Walla penitentiary during the
rest OF your natural life" said Judge
Ronald today. passing judgment on
George Cameron. 3s, who was tried
and convicted this week on a charge
OF misconduct with little girls In
the vicinity of Des Moines.
Cameron was captured last March
by Deputy Sheriff Cudihee, in :
house near Des Moines. where he
had been hiding three days.
Chloroform was found in his pos
session. He was brought to trial BY
Deputy Prosecutor Crawford e.
White.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
.STANDPAT PARTY
GETS'N0THERJ0L

skeller "Wednesday.
Chairman Grant of the executive
committee, in public statement.
promises there vii be no hand
picking Of delegates at the COM
ing republican convention.
Another jolt TO the standpat
crowd is the probable entry of AL.
fred III. Lundln as bull moose can
didate for prosecuting attorney.
Lundin was formerly deputy
prosecuting attorney and was con-
sidered one of the ablest men who
held that position.
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~. 900 900.
Mayor Gill. who was present al
the discussion. declared that, In his
opinion the Renton line had nc
valid franchise.
But | am anxious to settle this
matter. The valley badly needs a
line. And | want TO avoid con.
troversy that may drag In the courts
for years"
Former Councilman Bruskevith
objected TO proposal to parallel
the present Renton line. declaring
the street was not wide enough. and
that former Engineer Thomson told
him so. Councilman Erickson took
issue with him. The matter was
continued for two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
CONSUMERS PAY
CALLS TO THREE
LOCAL PLANTS

The Home Consumers league
Friday afternoon visited the plant
OF the Washington Mattress CO.,
and the process OF mattress max.
ing, wire weaving and furniture
manufacturing was explained.
The plant OF the Venus Martel
Corset Co.. In the sanitary market,
was next visited. This is the only
factory OF it's kind on tht coast.
Mrs. Pfeffer's bakery In the SAM.
tary Market was also visited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
All Seats 10 Cents
He MAY Be OLD
BUT HAS SCRAP
IN SYSTEM YET

Yes. I'm ~ years old. but I
amt going to let any man run over
me Just because I'm old. got a
scrap or two left In me yet" said
Charles Dammert. an octogenarian
laborer. who was taken 10 the city
Jail last night by Policemen O'Brien
and Reynolds. on a charge of fight.
ing. G. Paulson. a longshoreman.
46. the other man In the quarrel.
was also arrested. following the fis.
ticuffs at Washington ut. and Occi.
dental. The aged man was weak
but little the worse for his encoun.
ter with the younger man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
WHAT'S ON THE BILLS
clemmer Until Saturday Night

Clemmer Until Saturday Night
"Selig News Service: Her
GRANDMOTHER Wedding Dress.
drama; "The Man Higher Up
comedy: I'm Royal Bondage" dra.
ma; Manila" educational.
Alhsmbrs Until Sunday Night
"A Million Bid" five-part Vita.
graph drama.
Class A Until Saturday Night
"Fantomas." fourth series, four
parts: Yarn a Tangle," Essanay
drama; Mike the Avenger. com
edy, and another comedy.
TivoIi Until Sunday Night
with the Greeks on the Firing
Line" six parts.
New Circuit Until Saturday Night
"The Secret of the Well" Eclair
three-part drama. Mountain Law"
Rex drama; "On Suspicion" Rex
comedy.
TIllkum Saturday
THE Master OF the Storm" dra-
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!
Fifteen divorced.
Twenty births, two deaths.
Federal grand jury indicts six.
Missouri club meets Wednesday
night.
s. G. Worten. Of zlllsh, praises
Yakima fruit district
Mrs. Rose M. Ruth. wife OF A. s.
Ruth. former state senator. dead
at Portland.
Congress off for Frisco with zoe
passengers.
Annual meeting Women's GOOD
Government league Wednesday.
North End Progressive league
meeting Tuesday
Seattle college Dramatic club
produces play.
Four fires in Seattle Friday.
Emmanuel Lutheran church con
firmation service Sunday morning
Capt. J. n. Grlfflths will plead
guilty to embezZlement.
Edqewater Congregational church
winds up 25th anniversary celebra
tion Sunday.
Electrical workers indorse J. Sui
Ivan for sheriff.
Old YesIer home, Third and JET
ferson, razed.
Twoney births, two deaths.
Three Jap picture brides we'd.
Mrs. S. s. Johnson brings divorce
suit.
United Spanish War Veterans
Fortson auxiliary card party Man
day night.
Whitman men meet Monday.
South African farmers party
which will tour u. s. to visit Seattle.
Mrs. M. E. Lowell, who died In a
log cabin 90 miles from McCarty.
Will be buried here Sunday.
Y. w. c. A. vesper services In
new building Sunday.
Seattle Federation Of Women's
clubs gets $4,000 towards lifting
mortgage.
keyport land owners file stipula-
tion expected to clear way for tor
pedo station.
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elsewhere

Fire threatens Cherry Valley
single mill at Duvall.
Mears bill passes house, opening
way for employment of army Off
GERS In Alaska.
Between 5000 and 10000 suffra-
gists plan demonstration In Wash
ington to demand adoption OF suf.
frage resolution.
Dominican rebels are near defeat.
House compromise reduces oppo-
sition to direct senatorial election
bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
RESIDENCE THEATRES

~ the Home Until Sunday
The False Bride" three-reel
drama. Universal Ike and tho
School Belle" comedy.
A. the Pleasant Hour Until Sunday
Under the Mask OF Honesty.
thrce-reel feature. and one-reel
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09

ma: The Mansion OF the Sob
Lubin. two reels: keystone comedy.
Melbourne. Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
The Good Little Dcvil." five
part Famous Players drama.
Grand, Sunday llttli Tuesday Night
The Strike" two.part Thnnhau.
ser drama. Apollo Fred as a
Home Seeker" Apollo comedy:
David Grey's Estate" American
drama
Dream. Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
To Err IL Human" three part
drama: Nearly a Burglars Bride"
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
ARRAICN BROOKS

G. w. Brooks. adjutant OF the
local Volunteers OF America, charg-
ed with attacking a woman, was
arraigned before Judge J. T. Ron
aid yesterday and given until May
~ TO plead. Robert III. Chittenden.
held on forgery charge. under
went the same process.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09
BEGIN A BIG JOB

The work of electrifying 40
miles Of the Milwaukee railway
from Avery. Idaho. to Harlowtown,
Mont. started yesterday. II Will
cost sS,000.000. The first will be
completed April /. 1915.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09

Belgian chamber OF deputies has
passed n bill granting a pension of
800 francs year for miners %
years OF age who have worked 40
years or more In n mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-09

Commencing Sunday. the Class
/ A theatre will 20 back TO the Mu-
tual service and will make spe-
clalty OF showing real feature pro-
ductlons AT least half OF the time.
| The latter part OF next week. The
Mutual Girl. No. H." has been
booked
The wonderful fourrcel moving
I picture sensation. "Hiawatha.
photographed on the Onondaga and
Seneca reservations with 100 full
blooded Indians actors and actress
es. will b. the feature at the Met
fopolitan theatre next week, with
three performances daily. at 1880.
80 and o'clock.
One OF the beautiful features
will be tho musical accompaniment.
written by John J. Braham.
The essential details of iilawa-
tha'a life are shown In natural se-
quence. beginning with the calling
OF the tribes TO the mountains.
Gitche Manitou's promise TO send
prophet.leader. the birth II lila.
watha. his early training. the WOO
ing OF Mlunehaha. the coming OF
famine and fever. the death Of
Minnehaha, the coming OF the
Black Robe and the departure Of
Hlawaiha 10 the Islands OF the
Blessed.
In the forthcoming every other
week releases. featuring Alice
Joyce. she il To be starred ms a
school teacher. wife Of an insane
physician. Shakespearean actress,
amateur detective and n number Of
other equally diversified roles. oh.
yes sighs Miss Joyce. as so many
stage struck people say. motion
picture work IS so easy"
Mary piekford 10 starred In
"A Good Little Devil" five
part fairy drama. symboiixina
the fight OF right and wrong.
az the Melbourne all week.
starting Sunday. OF course.
with motion pictures. a drama
Of this type neeessitatlna won
der scenes" can be better
portrayed than on the stage,
because In a motion picture
production the first cost Is the
last cost. and the production
can. OF course, be more elab-
crate.
When Jim Price and Mary Mac.
Laran became engaged. the little
Connecticut town in which they
lived was prosperoup A labor agt-
tator came TO the town. and In a
moment the harmony was tuned TO
discord. Jim Price. temperamental
and emotional. Joined the strikers
against the wishes of Mary and her
father. and becomes an accomplish
in a plot 10 dynamite the factory.
Mary's good Influence over Price
prevails. and he decides TO abandon
the conspirators. Mary goes TO the
factory to warn the owners. but
while they are In the office the
place IL dynamited. Mary Is In
jured. The remainder OF the play
shows the ruin and devastation
shat follow In the wake OF the labor
agitator. "The Strike" IL in two
parts. and is featured at the Grand
tomorrow.
Marc Pickford. the best known
and best liked motion picture ac-
tress I'm all the world, comes to
the Clemmer tomorrow In THE
Englishman and the Girl Joe
Roberts returns tomorrow.