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count f two tl) per cent After Ap'il the
bills Tema'ni,ng unpsid will be placed In . col
lector's hands
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ROR SALE Two black colts, one We rs cid
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EOR sALE-One 1915 Ford Touring car
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
week OF JUNE Il
BUSY FOR U.0F ".

The week Of June ~ will be
busy one on the university
campus when IL distinct com.
naeneerens functions will be
held by faculty, alumni and
members OF the 1915 class.
President suxxsllo will de-
liver the bsecaIaurcsse sermon
In meany hail Sunday. June
~. at ~ a. m.
Class day exercises will be held
In Meany hail the next morning
at 1890 a. m. followed by "A re
ception 10 the graduating class In
the presidents residence from 3 TO
5 p. m. The class dinner will be
Monday night. June IL, at 8 .. NJ.
In the Commons.
Tuesday. Phi Beta Kappa. hon.
orary scholarship society. will hold
a noon luncheon for members. fol
lowed at 1880 p. m. by a baseball
game between faculty and alumni.
The alumnae will be- at home to
alumni. faculty. seniors and their
friends AT q reception in the Won
ems League building in the after.
noon from until g.
The W. club and the alumni
will hold a meeting and dinner at
the Commercial Club Tuesday
evening at $40 D. M followed by
an informal alumni dance.
Graduation exercises will be
June II. In Meany hall at 1890
a. m. Supreme Court Judge Nor
ris will make the chief address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
The Stars Busy Dollar Buys $50
Worth of Goods in Weeks Travel

store. the DE Luxe drug store
and the Dollar Shirt shop twice.
II strayed on several occa-
sions. and didn't account for its
actions during that time. but az
nearly as we can figure. about
80 people spent the Busy
Dollar" last week, and It bought
$1,000 worth OF stuff, mostly
merchandise
II wended its way In and out
of 16 clothing and department
stores. seven cigar stores. a
meat market. photo shop. three
restaurants. -four drug stores.
an optical company. barber shop.
millinery store. movie. jewel
nv store and railroad ticket
office.
The dollar never once went
any place The Star could be
ashamed Of having It go
After one week of strenuous
jumping about, It is ready to go
again against all comers.
The more the merrier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

TIVE STARS Busy Dollar"
Travelled 10 miles last
week. and forever dis
proved the argument that a sill
yer coin in Seattle is subject
to sleeping sickness
Despite the fact that Memoir.
ial day and ono Sunday closed
a lot of shops. there wasn't any
tagging on the part OF The
Stars dollar.
II iourneyed away up on
Broadway. thcn down to the
Northern Pacific depot; It spun
merrily up Mad son n. and roll
cd down TO Occidental ave. and
jumped all over the business
section proper. like man on
checker board
It called on some OF the mer.
chants several times. for in
stance. l.. Monheimer of the
Tailored Ready company es-
corted It out Of his place three
times. II visited Gunst's cigar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
DR.. TIFFIN ENTERS
RACE FOR CORONER

Or. Charles G. Tiffin. with OF.
fees In the Joshua Green building.
announces his candidacy for the re
publican nomination OF coroner.
Or. Tiffin Ia affiliated with many
civic and fraternal societies in Sc.
attic. among them University lodge,
=. and A. NJ. No. isi: University
chapter. II. A NJ. No. 80: Seattle
commandery, X r.. No. ,: Nile TEN.
pie. A. a. o. y. NJ. s.: the Acacia
college fraternity. North End Med.
zeal society. King County Medical
society. State Medical society. a
fellow OF the American Medical "a
ISOLATION. member OF the Univer-
sity Presbyterian church and one OF
its trustees, member of the Y. NJ.
C. A.. Metropolitan Lumbermen's
club and OF the Seattle Automobile
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
YELLOW OWLS
ARE CONVICTED

Louis Ding and Louis Lung Gin,
convicted members Of the yellow
Owls" ring Of Chinese and opium
smugglers. which is said To have
made more than si.000.00o trans.
porting aliens and contraband drug
between Vancouver. Il. c.. and Sc
attic in the last two years. viii be
sentenced by Federal Judge Neterer
June IL.
Ding and Gin were found guilty
by a Jury in federal court Friday.
which also returned it's verdict
against Jnc Lee. sam Yuen. Fong
Wee. Wong Ng Wah and Wong
Wah
James r wor'hiugton, Melvin
Miller and Louis Lortie. white mem.
beers OF the same ring. have pleaded
guilty. and were witnesses for the
government against the Chinese.
Fred Bayne. former Seattle fire.
man. will lie tried for completely
later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

run OF Francis x. Bushman and
Beverly Bayne in "A Million q
Minute" at the Coliseum. Sunday.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
will bring a picture which. Ike The
Spoilers" hits close home 10 Seat
tie. THE Spell OF the Yukon" II
IL filmed from the famous Robert
" Service poem OF the same name.
and has a contrast between scenes
OF luxury and soft elegance In New
York's smart set. and the dance and
gambling halls and deyil.may-
life OF the Alaskan gold fields.
Edmund Breese IL the star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
INDIAN SCOUTS
ROUT BANDITS

AMERICAN FIELD HEAD.
QUARTERS. NEAR MANI
oUtpa. Mex. June 2.--tvia
Wireless to Columbus, N. NJ,
June 3.l-The 20 Apache In.
dian scouts from Arizona rout-
ed q villista band near las
varas psss yesterday. killing
the bandits leader ard wound.
ing another Villista.
The Indians, commanded By
Lieut.. James Shannon OF the
iith u. S. cavalry. suffered no
casualties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
DELEGATE STRICKEN

CHICAGO, June 3-While the
republican national committee was
hearing contests in the Fifth and
Sixth Oklahoma districts. A. D..
Wood, OF Mulhall. Okla, the "regu-
lar" delegate from the Fifth dis
trict, died at Wesley hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
VIRGINIA PEARSON
At the Strand
PROGRAMS toR SATURDAY

PROGRAMS TOR SATURDAY.
tott~tt Nh Nptien Minute. -
ssasy drema Witt feaati= uushman aud
fessris hANn~
husM0KA--"the Nadcap." drama,
sfutNb-rheae usra Ia ~Ueid
saa the " emaa.~
ttntNrN --Mm. Gillette I'm sherlock
Holmes. NeNea-v~el drama.
CLASS A--~>esc ~ utinJ." drama
hes~ Melville Ia "As tanc~~nt Nsm-
PRIV. coesedyt uel~a Gtbsea IN "rhe
bridge az Danger"
tIEMNER--Msbel T.liaf~rre q.
rae saowstrd.s
toIu>tAt-rhe-. ghstt~rsos In
">ti~nt >eiht"t drama. "tnsptrsttaa."
MISSION -~Jasalts Hansen sad
Taos. thsttertes In "fhc secret Of
The submarine Charlie thHntls In
~ he fe,tee"
NfN--Hlitie Hask~ Ia thtrd chap
ter 90 "tst.ria'~ Romance taldherg
esrteoet comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
MOTHER VAMPIRE COMING

ANOTHER VAMPIRE COMING
- The Courtesan." together with
The Limousine Mystery" com
Prise the program at the Aihambra
FOR four days. starting today Hard
work. close stay OF the technique
OF the screen, hIstrionic ability aud
thoro knowledge OF chracterizations
are the qualities which raised
Eugene Forde. who plays the lead
In The Courtesan. to stardom.
Miss Forde. who plays and has
played many different kinds OF
vampire roles. will be welcomed by
all those who sec her In this pro
duction. In this gripping photoplay
Miss F'orde has opportunities TO
display her remarkable powers OF
emotional expression heretofore Dc
MED her.
~The Limousine MISTER" In
which Mary Fuller stars Is pic.
ture OF befoggiug mystery and IN
trigue Any play that has for st.
star such a noted light" as Miss
Fuller assures the patrons that II
will be OF the very best In pictures
GIRL voliNisT At STRAND
Virginia Pearson. the original
vampire who starred In the stage
production OF "A Fool There Was.
Mas been called the modern proto-
type OF Cleopatra
Hypocrisy" the Fox production
In which she WIN appear at the
Strand. starting Sunday. gives PEG
pie a chance to see what our old
friend Cleo would do II she was
running around in modern society
The play reflects the shams OF
women who are too ambitious 60
have their young daughters cast Tor
society husbands.
Mutt and Jeff'' In animated car
toons. and Florence Kuhey. the
girl vioiinist. are other features
which help make the Strand bill
ioos like winner.
pAvLoWA At cLEMMEk
Paviowa and her Ballet Russo.
with 500 people. we're used 10 pro
duce THE Dumb Girl OF porfici.
which recently set all London TO
applauding the art OF the movies
The film comes TO the Clemmer
Sunday.
Nine hundred scenes. including
the destruction OF Spanish city by
flames, are part OF the great panto-
mime.
II Is Annals debut production, and
was selected by her and arranged
from the opera "Aasaniello.
PLAYS TWO PARTS
Edythe Sterling. who plays two
parts in "Nancy's Birthright" start
ing at the Colonial Sunday. has
been compared favorably with
Naude Adams. She played with
Mabel Hite in the stage comedy.
"A Knight for Day" and was well
on her way TO stardom before she
went into the movies.
CLARK FILM AT REX
Adorable Marguerite Clark will
open at the Rex theatre tomorrow
IN one OF her greatest successes,
Out OF the Drifts" tale dealing
with the love and romance OF a
Swiss shepherdess.
The picturesque grandeur OF the
Alpine surroundings forms an excel
lent background for the bewitching
little star. In the role OF the little
shepherdess Marguerite Clark IL a
simple. upsophtsticated little thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
I'lOItItIIIs TREAT
siE>T ittsDttleD

During the month of June teeth
cleaning viii be 81 90 and treatment
for Pyorrhea viii be from 81 to $40
EDWIN ,. SHOWN, -. -. y.
offices established 25 years All
work guaranteed IS years. open
evenings until and Sundays until
4 for people who work. Phone Main
SsAA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

o.-poes sound travel faster by
wire or thru the ART S. o. S.
A.-Sound, like light and heat. is
form OF wave notion The ordi.
nary speed OF sound thru the air is
about l.i00 feet a second. Az the
temperature OF the air rises. the
speed Of sound increases somewhat.
so long as the air Is of the same
density. Sound passes more rapid.
ly thru liquids than thru air. and
more rapidly thru solids than thru
liquids. Thru the metal OF which
wire Is made the sound waves will
travel exactly in the same shape
which they have In the air. A Civ.
en- sound will he conveyed by an
iron wire about II times more
quickly than thru the air
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

Seattle movie fans going be the busiest folks the
community starting sunday trying all the good shows
that will town
Enough feature films 70 satisfy little oil New York
billed in the local houses
The motion picture declare Seattle will lead the
United States in the number and quality OF
mcnts week.
"Pavowa" and her Ballet Russo always clog Seattle the
when she along the road She will make
her moving picture debut here Sunday
Virginia Pearson Willie Collier. IT, Marguerite Clark
Mary Fuller and Eugene Forde other who'll be
here.
Then Sunday The Birth OF 4 Nation" returns
with 40pece symphony orchestra
And all this week the folks who like lively musical
show Daphne Pollard surrounded by Big Leaguers
from the New York Winter Garden "rhe Passing Show
OF 1915"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

al am crazy TO be Red Cross
nurse and 90 20 Mexico. Where
can ! apply and must ! learn nurs-
lna7 ! am ~ years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

Att would be useless to offer
your services TO the Red Cross,
Only women OF experience are ac-
cepted Candidates must have at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

Her battles with the elements and
the man. who is beast. makes a
film thBt breathes with action. love
and romance
Mr. AMI Mrs sidney Drew viii
be seen iu brand new com.
edy such a. they alone know how To
produce. called sweet Charity"
There is also a handeolorrd
scenic. showing the Toxic erposi
ton and Siberia. the vast unknown
RURAL COMEDY AT CLASS A
The Primal Instinct" will be the
feature film at the Glass A. starting
Sunday. II is broadway star pro
duetlon. Sis Hopkins. who has
been making people laugh for years
with her rural kid comedy. viii be
seen IN a nahy Grand The other
picture Is One Chan.e IN Hun.
dred. with Helen Gibson
WESTERN ACTION HERE
The Silent Man o. Timber
Gulch." which opens four days
engagement at the Mission SUNDAY
has for its stars Ella Hall and Bob
Leonard This is mnItiple-act
drama. written and directed by
Leonard himself The plot Is inter.
woven. and the picture moves along
with thrilling action.
Miss Hall will be remembered for
taking the part Of the child In the
super.feRture. Jewel" that was
shown in Seattle some time ago.
The Passing OF Hcll's Crown. I"
with Harry D. Carey and Olive
Fuller Golden a. the leads. IL the
added attraction ON the program.
This picture Is crammed full OF
action OF the Western type
YOUNG WILLIE COLLIER
Thomas II. Ince made no mistake
In selecting Willie Collier. ir.. for
screen stardom. The boy has dis.
tinct ability. and II the rnce people
can continue to find stories as good
as The Bugls Call" for him. Collier.
ar. should be able to retire in time.
The Bugie Calf will be shown for
the first half Of the week at the
Liberty. starting Sunday.
The atmosphere OF this picture
Is that Of an army post. and stirring
battles between Z. : soldiers and
Indian marauders are depleted In
this division OF the piece are seen
some typical lnce panoramss. In
which thrilling riding. falling from
horses and fighting. are shown.
These scenes are realistic. and di.
rected by Reginald Barker. Besides
young Golfers impersonation, there
are rendItions by wyndham Stand.
ing as the father. Anna Lehr az the
stepmother. and Thomas Guise as
sergeant A scenic picture will
conclude the bill
BRING 4opiEcE ORCHESTRA
a 40-piece symphony orchestra,
directed By George Koehler. Will
come 10 Seattle a week from Sun.
day with Griffith's birth OF Ma.
tion." to be shown at the Moore the
atre.
The famous breath-taking film OF
reconstruction days will be exhibit.
cd on an elaborate scale. Mechan.
icisns and paraphernalia are car
ried TO help make the production
realistic TO the smallest detail.
Seattle will SEQ The Birth Of a
Nation" the way New York saw II,
FILM YUKON POEM
Saturday night will end the bip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
JUNE GOLD
FILINGS

During the entire
month OF Juno I viii
pnt In 81 gold Filings
for $50. So filings for
81 and SO Filings for
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
WI ettOrs Ts Gnthic> G'cX

least three years training In a
general hospital OF not less than so
beds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
EUGENE fORDE
AT the Alhambra

PROGRAMS OPENING - >DsN
Coit~FtN .-''the spru ~ the Yukon"
with Edmund Arerse he star,
AttfAM fiNA @'thr tuurtsse an" With
tus enie afas. and "thr Limousine MNss
tsft wNh Macy tulirf,
KANn-a4HyeaCtisN a William toN
feature with Virginia rrarsoa "Mutt and
ieff animated cartoon.
CLASS A--"rb~ Primal Instinct.
nrosawas star prpaaetteei "one Chance
In a Huodr~d." with uel~n ,.ihsnn. aud =
Sis Hopkins eam~sis rntitied ~ uabs
0rana =
LIBERTY The Hasie eau With
wttic tailirr. Jr,. and .e~nie picture,
tItMut N-~fasie~a and her Ballet
Russo in THE Dumb uiri Of rottict.'
COLONIAL ">aae,s Hrthright."
with HIS the sterling.
Mt~~iuN--"fh~ sii~~rs Man If ftwh~s
Guish." With tsna Hall. and The Pas
ing ~ HE'LL trewa,' With t.rr, u
Carry,
RtN--"out Of tho Drifts" with Mar
rnrrite clara. comedy called "s~~~s
charity" and estat~d seeat pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

OIL wish 20 give an appropriate
gift to young man friend who Will
graduate from college soon. Please
suggest some articles which may
he bought for 81 or less.
MARGARET ..
A.-Books are always first choice
az graduating gifts Jewelry must
be reserved for family gifts. since
Il is too personal and expensive to
be In good taste as the Gift OF
young woman friend hut there are
desk fittings. pictures and articles
for mans room which are per
fcctly allowable.
o.-Why is I, that the stars
twinkle sof BETTY.
A.--The light from star should
come in straight line to our eyes.
There is no reason TO suppose that
anything happens TO make II VI
brate as II travels thru space. But
after the rays reach our stmos-
phere. some may be delayed. as the
density OF the air is irregular. Or
II may be that there II the same
kind OF interference which we no.
tics when we throw two pebbles
into pond The waves overlap.
II has been suggested that the
twlnkling Of stars may be caused
BY the overlapping Of waves of light
owing TO changing atmospheric
conditions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03
Dental Reduction Extended

Senttle's Leading Den
tlat offices 1Oh-1 ~
First ave. In wash =
lngton and Union Blk r..
There are so many
people who have not
been able to take ad =
vantage Of my S35 sets
or teeth for $40 that /
have decided TO con :
tinue the reduced rates
until July /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-03

0.--Does a man need witnesses
when he applies for his first nat
ursiixation papersf
A FOREIGNER.
A-No witnesses or vouchers
are needed for the first papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
LILAC DOMINO
Andreas Dtppers Charming nfusica,
Comedy P1eases at Court In Return
Engagement-Two Perform
ances To-day.

The Lilac Domino presented by An
dreas DIPPED. in return engagement at
the Court Theater, was greeted last
night by an audience which. while APP
the merits OF the production. II can
be said that az was even better produced
than on ITS first appearance in Wheeling
IL viii conclude its engagement to-day
with matinee and evening performances
AS In other musical successes SINH
lar to that of last night "A plot runs
through the play. carrying with IL the
elfhculties of love. The principal parts
are well characterized by actors and
actresses OF merit. The Vicompte De
Brissac, well played by George Cur
zon. who desires that his daughter
Georgine. the Lilac Domino, become the
bride OF Enedon. portrayed by Archibald
Gilchrist. But the fathers desires are
not always carried out. as was the case
last night. Elledon had affections for
another. Leonie DAndorcet, character
lied by Amparito Farrar.
The play Is opened with a masque ball
at the Casino. Count Andre De St
Amanda meets GeorRine. known to him
only as the Lilac Domino. Friendship
ripens into love. prompted on the parf
OF the Count. who. in gambling, loses
OF three millions with her marriage.
The announcement of the Count comes at
the end OF the second act. when the
gypsy musician betrays the scheme Of
three friends for the clearance OF their
debts. Matters are easily solved and
the usual happy ending arrives.
Tho musical numbers are Of unusual
in beautiful costumes. assist the prin-
cipals in the numbers most charming
~. Repeated encores were called and
given with equal success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
FACULTY CONFIDENT
Training Camp of Teachers Cast Aside
Jinx and Joy Reigns-P1ay
Regulars Tonight.

In the training camps OF the Wheel
ing high shcool faculty basket ball
team. on the eve of the big battle. with
the high school team. confidence reign
Cd supreme last night. The trainers for
the contest did not allow their big fell
lows 10 work any last night. but to-day,
they will take a short spring In the Y.
VI. G. \. gymnasium. for the fracas
which will be staged tonight. Dope
ters. who ninety-nine times out OF "A
hundred favor the faculty team. can't
see A. any other way but the book
harmed ones" viii take the students
aflying.
Each member OF the squad expressed
confidence last night In terse state
ments which follow:
on 5o .s;5l,'S age has not l''7'ned
HoIden-"Just can't be beaten.
Victory f. ours before the game
starts"
Thornton-"Tt will be a walk
away"
xs6.-"csn we beat emf well.
guess"
Statler--'1t will be a battle. but
when We get our second wind. hold
your breath.