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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

tary TO II. j. Heinz. the pickle king.
will give an illustrated lecture Sun
day night In the Plymouth Congre
gational church.
Or. ROBERTA WHEREFORE
left Thursday for Kansas City.
where she will attend national Os.
teopathic convention. OF which she
Ia vice president.
TU9ERCuLAR TREATMENT
discussed Friday by physicians at.
tending second days meeting OF
Washington Society for Prevention
and Relief OF Tuberculosis.
JAPANESE SHIPPERS charter
ed Hin liner Minnesota. Friday. at
rate OF $4,000 a day. for Oriental
trade
AFTER ~ YEARS service. Rev.
NJ c. Andreades has been pen
stoned and will transfer his pastor
ate at the st SpirIdonus orthodox
Greek-Russian church. 757 Lake
view ave, to Rev. NJ. NJ. Poplavsky
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

the boy at the door shouted as I.
not knowing his importance, push.
ed past him. Al his tone, forgot
was only a poor gIrf seeking 4
Job, and drew myself away with
the freezing remark:
80 want a little poilteness.'
81 want TO see Mr.. -, |
said, more humbly.
He isn't in was the curt In
formation. as door marked Pr
vate' opened and the very ms
stuck his head out and shoute
angrily. Didn't you hear my bell?
Before the boy could reply, the
mans eyes rested on me. At once
different look came into them.
Did you want to see me? he
asked.
Il followed him into his room
and he placed a chair for me.
Now. my dear. what is It you
WANT
You remember me, do you
not?
Never saw YOU before in my
life, he CALCULATED.
I'm the girl you commended in
the Vassar college theatrical
You are ricn society girl VINO
wants to 20 on the stage?
No. | am | DOR girl who wants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
DR.. c0Rs0N FILES

DR. W ". Corson Saturday filed
his candidacy for the republican
nomination for coroner OF King
county.
DIR. Corson has been a resident
OF King county for the past 20
years. and has been engaged in the
practice OF medicine for ten years.
lie Is graduate OF the Cooper
Medical college and was prominent
In the athletic work OF the Univer.
rlty OF Washington during the time
he attended that institution. being
captain OF the football team during
the season OF 1900
In 1905 DIR. Corson was jail ply.
stefan OF King county. and IL was
while he was serving in that oapa-
city that he was shot In the eye by
the noted criminal, Hlldebrand,
when the latter Attempted TO es-
cape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
U. S. RULES AGAINST
GERMAN PRIZE SNIP

NORFOLK, Va. July 29.-Fed-
eral Judge Waddell today decided
that the captured British liner APP
pam should be restored to its for
mer British owners. The decision
is against the German prize crew
which captured the vessel and
brought her here. The court held
the German government lost all le-
gal claim to the Appam and her
cargo as prizes of war when Lieut.
Berg and his prize crew, on Febru-
airy l last. brought them into the
neutral waters of Hampton Roads
with the intention OF laying up
the vessel indefinitely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
SAYS PORT DOCK
SAFEST IN CITY
Insurance Expert Says Sprink-
Ter System Adds 10 Fire
Protection
RAPS UNFAIR CRITICS

In reply TO recent criticisms Of
fered by private dock owners and
unfriendly newspapers concerning
the fire menRees OF the Bell ~.
dock and warehouse. report is
sued Saturday by r. A. Strout. in.
surancc expert. following an inves-
tigation at the suggestion Of the
port commission. showed the dock
10 be ono OF the cieanest and safest
In Seattle.
with few minor exceptions.
tho dock and warehouse we're clean
and the sprinkler equipment and all
the fire apparatus were Ia good
working order" s,rout said.
There 10 probably no dock
In Seattle AZ clean and safe.
and the criticisms which ap-
pesred In Seattle newspapers
were unfair and unwarrsnteo."
At the time OF the recent eritl.
cism. a cargo OF soya bean oil was
stored AZ the dock. but endangered
the surrounding buildings TO no
great extent. II IL said.
The cargo meant much TO Seat.
tie. and the officers In charge OF
the dock felt justified In handling
II in order 10 save the business for
Seattle. rather than have II 70 TO
San Francisco.
Insurance men deny that any nj.
tempt has been made 10 withdraw
lnuurapca rrantfufsaa held On che
Bell at dock. believing the fire pro.
lection offered by the port com
mission TO be adequate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

TO earn her living on the stage
THE man came around. but one
hand on my shouldes and the 9TH
er under my chin, and s,ptisssd my
face to his. aa A
"'You have como to the right
party, little girl he said, az he
moistened his lips with his tongue
in a most unpleasant manner. ~
you stick to me, you can write
our own ticket
Il jerked away from him. When
oes your first company begin re-
hearsals.' asked
Next September It was thcn
June.
Good morning,'
'But-come back here,'
have TO have work before
then
II did not say | could not givA,
you work. Come around tomorrow
and I'll see IL can't get a vaude-
vile engagement for you
Again he came forward as II TO
touch me. but | was close to his
bell, as IL inadvertently. The boy
rushed in. and while he was swear
ing at him, | got out"
Ito be continued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
FRANK GETS STICK

Frank Kane. former head OF the
university Journalism department
left Saturday scr Detroit. where
he will get $4,000 n year for writ.
Ing news-advertising copy for the
Packard Motor Car company.
When he goes TO work In the
factory every morning. he will car
ry nice, new cane along with his
dinner pail.
Members Of Sigma Delta Chi. ma
tional journalism fraternity. held a
little farewell dinner for ex-Pro-
fessor Kane Friday night and pre-.
scented him with the new stick and
an umbrella 70 match.
when ! came out here from De-
troit few years ago the boys In
the Detroit news office gave me a
raincoat," said Frank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
SHORT NEWS
MR.. AND MRS. JACOB MILLER

MR.. AND MRS. JACOB MILLER
and three young daughters critic.
ally III in Portland home from eat
ing mushrooms.
JEROME p. DARLINGTON. for
nine years an Aberdeen millhand.
left mill Friday for Baltimore. TO
collect a fortune left him.
ANTON ANDERSON, OF Mukil.
teo. who won second choice In the
Colville land drawings. is long
shoreman.
SIXTY LOTS in Matanuska
townsite were sold Friday for si0.-
900. completing first business trans
action in government railroad town
away from tIdewater.
]. o. L. HlCkERSON, clerk OF
the United States signal corps In
Seattle IL years, has been ordreed
to report at San Antonio.
REINFORCEMENT OF four
Jury districts OF Seattle ordered
Friday by an order signed by the
superior court judges.
NAVAL MILiTiAMEN will sail
August from Bremerton for Santa
Cruz. returning TO Seattle about
August %.
THE FUNERAL of Harry Silver.
Seattle ~ years, has been ordered
York. will be held Sunday morning
from Bonney-Watson parlors.
CHARLES HENRY STRoUT,
noted boys educator OF Philadel-
phia, Is spending his summer golf.
ing on Balnbrldge island. with his
brother, Edwin A. Strout.
MRS. ED WHITTEMoRE OF
Seward. Alaska. died aboard steam
er Alaskan, bound for Seattle.
COUNTY AUDITORS meeting
at Everett adopted a resolution ia
foring four-year term OF office.
ANNUAL BAPTIST summer as.
sembly closed Friday Mt Burton,
with attendance OF 40 delegates.
A SPEED limit Of four miles an
hour will be required Of autos us
ing tunnel to county-city building.
because fast machine tore off n
number OF overhead pipe valves
Friday.
MAX GOLDBERG wants $4,000
damages and a permanent inJunc.
tlon against use OF trade name by
Universal Dollar Shirt shop No. 2.
on Pike st., because he uses a slim
liar name.
GEORGE W. PENNlMAN, secre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
Value ~" PROPERTY
At TEN MILLIONS

According 10 the latest report OF
the state bureau OF inspection, the
University OF Washington Is worth
a total OF s10.sS5.957 in property.
nearly 100000 OF which Is rep
resented by the state endowment
of granted lands. The Metropoll.
tan building tract is valued at ST.
945,fi9. and the university campus
at s1.060,OO
The heaviest building valuation
is given $3.50. 633. on tho Metro
politan buildings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
COLONIAL
STOCK IN ANY
CURE FOR INFANTILE
PARALYSIS, HE SAYS

These things are not published
10 the profession alone. but to the
whole world. Any person may pur.
chase ami read any literature which
the medical profession possesses.
Mus, Teach
The Latin word doctor" means
teacher" Il does not mean heal.
er. or physician. or mystic dealer
I'm secret nostrums and lotions
The modern doctor OF medicine has
made good on the word. lilo Is call
ed upon by the very basic prinet
pies OF his education not 20 have
any medical secrets.
lie may. and should. hold back
the INFESTED treatment until It's
value In fully determined upon. 30
that II viii not BE- n means OF harm
in the hands Of badly Informed
practitioners or OF tho public. but
when tho knowledge Is once an nc.
complished requirement. ITS DIS
COvERER MUST TEACH 1T TO
THE woodland he does.
Cannot Be Secret
II any German scientist could bs
convicted OF having kept secret a
cure for infantile paralysis. he
would be held guilty by the scicn.
lists OF the world OF the murder OF
every child lost by the disease in
any part OF the world after hls dis
coyery had a chance 10 reach tho
profession there. And he would be
guilty. But scientists do not com
NIT ruch crimes.
II any so-ealled SECRET
CURE for infantiie paralysis 10
coming. 1T is A FRAUD. The
promoters o. II are out after
lll-aotten gains, 70 be wrung
from aufferlnQ families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

play of that name. II Ia an absorb
ing story OF boarding house
slavey who becomes a leading nc.
treas, and, thru adversely. falls back
once more TO poverty and mental
labor. There IL most pathetic
touch In tho effort OF the fallen
idol for one more appearance be-
hind the footlights.
CLASS A
The Class A theatre will present
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday n
sensational domestic drama entitled
Gates OF Divorce" Gertrude Nc
Coy has tho leading role. supported
by Alexander Gaden and Lucille
Taft The play deals with young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
GIVES EN- 0NCE.0VER

COLUMBUS, ~ NJ. July 90
Gen, Tasker IL. Bliss left today for
Douglas, after inspecting the Mas
sachusetts and New Mexico mill
tia here, and their camps. and re-
porting them in excellent condi-
ton.
The Eastern guardsmen read
with amusement of the intense
heat wave back home" The tenn
perature here continues cool, as
the result of rains.
Preparations for the court-mar-
tial of Lewis O. Gardner. Stacker"
of the New Mexico militia, are be-
ing made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
POPE CABLES UNITED
PRESS HOPE FOR PEACE

gram sent by the United Press
from New York. experimenting a
request made ut the Vatican by
John II. Hearley. United Press
staff correspondent for state
ment on the second anniversary OF
the war. rhe cablegram requested
a "papal statement TO the Amer.
can people and thru America TO
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
PASTORS WILL MEET

Between 300 and 400 pastors OF
different creeds from Northwestern
states and Canada will meet in the
First NJ. r. church Tuesday night
for the sixth annual session OF the
Pacific coast theological confer
ence.
The meeting will last until Thurs.
day. and Rev. j. r. Crowther. new
pastor OF the First NJ. Il. church. ia
expected to speak Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

copyrtsht. 1919 by tho United Press
NEW YORK. July 2s.-The
United Press today received the
following message from Pope Benz
edict. thru the abency OF Cardinal
Gasparri.
Rome.
"To the United Press asso.
Citations,
New York. U. s. A.
81 have presented your teie-
oram 20 the Holy Father. His
Holiness Is grateful for your
respect and confidence In the
Holy See.
"He prays that the Lord OF
Mercles, moved by the prayers
OF innocent children lmplorlng
peace on this second ami
versary Of the terrible con-
fllet, shall dcisn to end speed
lily this awful carnage.
(Slgned)
CARDINAL GASPARRl."
The above translation of the
message transmitted by the papal
secretary OF state was made by
Manager Lavaiie OF ct. Patricks
cathedral. who. on behalf of Car
dinal Farley, added:
Ills Eminence Cardinal Farley
Is not at home. but his whole heart
re-echoes the sentiment OF the
Holy Father.
by the Cardinals direction, al
the priests are praying for peace
every day at the altar"
The message from the pope ap
pealing for peace thru the prayers
of the innocent children of the
world was III response to a cable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
A. o. U. w. WILL PICNIC

The annual picnic and good-time
jamboree OF the Evergreen lodge.
No. 60, A. o. U. W, will be held at
Atlantic City park. July 80.
Renton cars run to the picnic
grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

who loves and Is loved by a prom.
islng young painter.
Her divorce. few years ago
from Robert Winthrop chanler. or
sheriff Bob" Chanler. ms no Is
moro popularity known. caused a
great deal OF interest in the tenn
peramontal beauty In tho United
States. where she In better known
than in France.
The Shadow OF Her Past" Is
said to be "A very beautiful picture.
COLONIAL
Florence Turner is featured at
the Colonial theatre. beginning sun
day In "Doorsteps." Henry Edwards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
MUTUAL HAS NEW HOME

Tho now home OF the Mutual Film
Co. will be- ready Sunday. The
building was erected at n cost OF
100000. The projecting room il Of
the most modern and uptodate
type. To Mr. Wood. the local man.
ager OF the corporation. belongs the
credit for planning tho building.
which Is positively tho finest on
the Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
~ HERBERT QUICK


A dispatch has reached
America from oermany-pos
sibly via grapevine telegraph
that a secret cure" for infan.
tile paralysis has been worked
out BY German scientist"
who. after asking permission
Of the German government"
has dispatched the cure by the
next submarine TO reach Amer
lea. and that our troubles will
oil be over soon.
N II were only truel But u
Isn't
" any German scientist had
found this cure. u would not be
. secret. Medical science has
no secrets. Only auseks. char
iatans and patent medicine
sharks have medical secrets
and they have no value.
Medical secrets belong TO tn
lark ages.
Must Give Publicity
There was a time when ever.
guarded his remedies a
zealously as a beauty doctor nov
guards her formulate for cosmetics
For the same reason. too. Their
was nothing worth stealing in III,
medieval prescription. and nothini
In the recipe for the cosmetics
but the atmosphere OF mystery wa
and Is worth money--to pixies deal
Ing with gudgeons
The finest thing in moderi
science ia the MORAL OBLfGA
TON IMPOSED on DOCTOR!
BY THEIR SYSTEM OF ETHICI
TO publish broadcast any discover
Of benefit to the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

couple who. on account OF social
and club affairs. drift apart
See America First, Kartoon
comic and comedy conclude the
bill.
REX
II you were taken out OF a found
ling home by man OF culture. and.
thru his untiring devotion and per.
sonal efforts were developed into a
highly educated. charming society
belle. and II. when you had attained
this enyiable position. you were
forced TO choose between this man
TO whom you owed everything In
the world except life itself and n
dashing young army officer. which
would you choose7
That IN the dilemma which Mar.
guerite Clark faces an Peggy in
Mice and Men" at tho Rex next
week. The scene OF the play Is laid
In tho South.
MISSION
Tho struggle Of two young PEG
pie. marked with tho stamp OF
criminals. TO lead honest lives form
tho plot OF The Mark OF Cain, .
playing ut the Mission until Wed.
nssday night. With each reel the
principals become more involved In
. chain OF peculiar circumstances
and very pretty climax f. left
until tho last moment. with the re
suit that there IL created an un
usual amount OF suspense
A news weekly concludes the per
Torrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

oIAn pictures Slr dAlhhAd coming
to rescue her.
clEMMER
Lima Cayalieri. or la Cavalieri."
as she was known years ago. when
she sang in The Foilies Bcrgere"
at Paris. and whose classic beauty
Is the marvel OF men and the envy
OF women turnout the world. has
been featured with her husband,
Lucien Muratore. by the Pathe
company. in Tho Shadow OF Her
Past" TO be shown Sunday at the
Ciemmer theatre.
II IL a romantic tale OF an Amer.
lean girl studying music in Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

N you are looking for a
piece OF acsSase, you will find
many bargains In Star Want
Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

Altho this IL not the first time
that Hearts Adrift" has been seen
SEATTLE. Il Is anticipated that
busands OF Mary Pickford's fol.
Dgbwers viii welcome her back In
this particular production. which
starts four days engagement at
the Alhambra Sunday. The plot II
everything that could be asked. A
gradual development up to the elf.
max where she jumps into the
crater gives the play an even bal
ance OF construction II will be hard
to surpass Harold lockwood sup
ports Mary In this film.
COLISEUM
Saturday night will bring the clos
ing exhibitions of "The Worlds
Great Snare" with Pauline Freder-
ick. at the Coliseum. Sunday. and
for four days, there will be two
stars. Theodore Roberts and Mae
Murray. In THE Dream Girl" The
story has TO do with little child
Of the slums-Mae Murray-who.
believing her dissolute father
killed. runs away from her tene-
ment home. In an ash barrel she
has found a dilapidated volume OF
king Arthur and His knights OF
the Round Table" and her romantic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
LIBERTY

Douglas Fairbanks latest success
Is The Half.Breed." written by
Bret Harte. IL will be seen at the
Liberty from Sunday to wednes-
DAY night.
A remarkable feat in production
Is embraced in this picture In tho
staging OF a forest fire that is a
real conflagration. and carries with
II all the awe OF such q catastrophe.
The Half.Brccd" Is an excep-
tionally good vehicle for Douglas
Fairbanks styie-the boyish manli.
ness and sparkling good humor that
has carried him on a sea OF popu-
larity from his very first picture.
Wings and Wheels" a twopart
Keystone comedy. with Ora Carew
and Harry Belmont. completes the
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
STRAND

More than usual interest IL being
shown in the Theda Bara appear.
ance In the leading female role In
Under Two Flags"
This play has been a success for
many years.
l, is tense with dramatic action.
The leading female role Is that Of
an Egyptian girl. who finally gives
her life 10 save the man with whom
she Is In love. She rides into the
Shots fired at him by soldiers. and
takes death while holding the par.
don papers for him
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