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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
NO MENTION OF
ALASKA IS MADE
BY FAIRBANKS

Following two busy days In
Seattle, Charles Warren Pair.
banks. former vice president,
and republican candidate for
vice president this year. is In
Spokane Monday.
A crowd which filled the
Moore theatre heard Fair
banks declare that the election
OF Woodrow Wilson four years
ago was SERIOUS mistake"
Ills specific criticisms OF the
democratic administration chiefly
related to broken pledges" The
baltimore convention declared for
one term for president. he said.
and Wilson Is nov running for re
election In spite Of H.
Roosevelt wanted three terms.
shouted some one In the gallery.
The democrats promised 10 re-
duce the cost OF living. Fairbanks
said. and declared for economical
administration. Both these planka
were repudlated. the speaker said.
"War Prosperity"
inc prosperity OF tnS COUNTY,
today IN predicted upon the blood
and suffering OF the millions IN Eu.
rope"
lie then contrasted II with what
he called uninterrupted prosperity
for 10 years. from 1896 TO 1912. un-
der republican presidents. and
some one IN the audience yelled:
How about the clearing house
certificates IN 1907 ?"
The question apparently nettled
Fairbanks. and he said:
In every city where I have
spoken there seems 20 be some one
In the audience who acts like n
mailman"
Alaska Ignored
Referring 10 sailors and soldiers
killed In Mexico. at Vera Cruz and
Carrixal. Fairbanks denied that
Wilson kept us out OF war"
He made no reference 10 the gov
eminent railway IN Alaska or the
government construction OF battle.
ships In the navy yards. altho he
declared himself a steady Seattle
booster"
Sunday he attended services at
tho First Methodist Episcopal
church and lunched at tho PM
Gamma Delta fraternity. He left
for Spokane at 1855 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
Confessions ofaM1fe

part next 10 his leading woman. II
succeeded In that would be
made. thought | did not know.
Margie. that. however great a sue.
cess you make in acting one part.
the next venture may not be- a sue.
cess. know all that only too well
now.
The part OF Eiga required per.
sonaiity. and l had that. Al least.
every one had told me so.
Everything had turned GU, Just
as Emma had predicted. got my
first chance because some man bad
evidently become personally inter.
ested In mo.
Kid she said the day before
left. you will probably get your
first chance by accident. Some
man will probably like the color and
shape of your eyebrows. or some
other unimportant feature OF your
face.
Grasp that opportunity. kid.
she said. even II you have TO grasp
that man. Oh. don't mean you
have TO clamp him TO you. but do
mean. II a man filings you a part In
a play because he likes you per.
sonaliy. take Il and trust TO luck
you can make such a lift that he
can be gracefully abandoned Mt the
proper moment
"Margie. did not realize then
that Earnest Iawton was interes.
I'd moro in me than In the part Of
Eiga- thought he saw wonderful
possibilities in me on the stage. and
| did not dream that he only want.
ed me, and not an actress who
could play Elga.
Report for rehearsal tomorrow
AZ H. was the direction I got from
the manager. went back thru
the door. eyes shining and lips
smiling. while my heart was thump-
ing out the words. I have arrived
| have arrived"
ITO Be Continued.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
PAULA GETS HER FIRST STAGE
JOB IN EARNEST lAWToN's
r0ApANy

Ny heart stopped beating. Mar
gle said Paula. as abe continued
her story OF her first New York
theatrical engagement
Why calculated the manager.
Arc you the society girl who has
been getting into the papers late
""
The same was my iaconIc re
ply.
The faces OF both men lighted
up. Any objections to our using IL
- press stuff asked the man
/ker.
No objection: so the manager
accepted me.
II don't want You In my com
psny.' explained Mr. La~ton. be
cause you will make good copy for
the newspapers. but because ! think
you can play the part OF Eisa In my
new play
NY heart jumped had heard
OF Earnest Lavton's new play. and
knew Elga was the young girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
TO FIGHT WET BILLS

A house-to- house canvass OF the
Green Lake district against the
Initiative measures No rs and No.
-. known as the hotel and brew
ers' bills. by members OF the DIFF.
ferent churches ia 20 be taken in
that section OF the city.
A meeting vas held Sunday I'm
the Green Lake Baptist church in
which both measures were de
nounced from the pulpit, and a gen.
erai committee was appointed to
wage n fight against them.
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think OF the jails. OF the aims
houses. OF the asylums. OF the pris-
ons. OF the scafiolds upon either
bank. do not wonder that every
thoughtful man is pretudiced
against this damned stuff called al
cohol. lntemperance cuts down
youth In It's vigor, manhood in its
strength. old age In ito weakness.
II breaks the fathers heart, be-
reaves the doting mother. extin-
guishes natural affection. grasses
conjugal love. blots out filial attach
ment. blights parental hopes. brings
down mourning age In sorrow to
the grave. 1t produces weakness.
not strength; sickness. not health;
death. not life. II makes wives
widows. children orphans. fathers
fiends. and all OF them paupers
Snd beggars. II feeds rheumatism.
invites cholera. imports pestilence
and embraces consumption. IL COW
ers the land with idleness. misery.
crime. II fills your jails. supplies
your almshouses and demands your
asylums. II engenders controver-
sizes. fosters quarrels and cherishes
riots. II crowds your peniten-
tiaries and furnishes victims for
your scaffolds. II Is the life blood
OF the gambler. the element of the
burglar. the prop OF the highway
man and the support OF the mid
night incendiary. IL countenances
the liar. respects the thief. esteems
the blasphemer II violates obliga-
ton. reverences fraud. and honors
infamy. II defames benevolence,
hates love. scorns virtue and sian.
ders innocence. II incites the IA
ther to butcher his helpless off
spring. helps the husband TO mas
sacre his wife. and the child to grind
the parricidal AK. 1t burns up men.
consumes women. detests life,
curses God. despises heaven. II
suborns witnesses, nurses perjury,
defiles the jury box and stains the
judicial ermine. II degrades the
citizen. debases the legislator, dis
honors the statesman and disarms
the patriot. II brings shame. not
honor. danger. not safety: despair.
not hope: misery. not happiness: !
and with the malevolence of a fiend
II calmly surveys its frightful desc
lation and unrestrained havoc. Ii
poisons felicity. kills peace, ruins
morals. blights confidence. Stays
regulations. and wipes out national
honor II curses the world and
laughs at its ruin. II does all that
and more. II murders the soul. II
IL the sum of all yillainies, the ia
Their OF all crimes. the mother of all
denominations. the devils best friend
and Gods worst enemy"
0.-Several Of my friends and /
are very anxious TO get a good, re.
liable recipe for MAKING urape
juice. viii you kindly publish
same in your eolumns7
A HOUSEWIFE.
A,-The formula and directions
for making grape juice are much
too long to print If you will 20 TO
the reference room of the public Ii.
hrary and ask for the Scientific
American Cyclopedia of Formulas,
in II you will find reliable formula
and complete directions.
al have been going with a
very respectable and refined boy
Of ". have asked him to my
home several times lately, but he
has not come, ard he has not offer
ed any excuse. Shall give up ask
ing himr S. n. n.
A-That's the best way TO keep
your self.respect. The young man
probably means no disrespect to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
TELLS HOW TO SAVE
YOUNG CRIMINALS

BUFFALO. y. Y. Oct Seq.
regation. SelfGoyernment and State
Control" by Deputy Warden Der
rick. OF Sing Sing prison. was one
of the chief addresses of today's
sessions OF the American Prison as
ISOLATION congress here Derrick
took up the problem OF keeping
young offenders. whose habits OF
crime are not formed. from the in
fluence OF incorrigible criminals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
BIG CROWD HEARS
SOCIALIST LEADER

Predicting 1000. 900 votes will be
cast by the socialists this year. Al.
Ian l.. Benson. candidate OF the so
cislIst party for president. roasted
both Charles r. Hughes and Presi.
dent Wilson in a speech at the Hip.
podrcme theatre. They both false
" claimed to be friends OF the In.
boring man. Benson said.
The speaker severely scored the
army reorganization bill and the
preparedness frenzy"
A big crowd heard Benson and
applauded him heartily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
CHICAGO FIRE IS
q YEARS OLD NOW

CHICAGO. Oct a--Jnst g. years
ago today Mrs. oLcary's COW kick.
cd over the lantern and started the
great Chicago fire. since super.
seeded in size. but no, In novelty OF
origin by the San Francisco aud
Baltimore conflagrationH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
all during the picture.

Ridgwsy. rich mans son. who.
lured by the temptations which his
fathers wealth affords. has becom.
dissipai.d society ldlcr A design.
Ing woman. and tho difficulties into
which she leads him, suddenly
awaken him 10 a realization OF HIS
weakness. and he seeks TO hide
himself and his identity In a lum.
Der camp In the woods Of northern
Maine. which his father owns. and
which he has heard Ia not being
handled aS {, should be By the com.
pAny's manager. Mac Hcber,on.
MISSION
Sweet AlysAum." the flve.part
Selig Red Seal play at the Mission.
has an ail.star cast OF film pla,
headed by kathlyn Williams.
BABY" Frazer tseattie child &C.
;rcsal. Tyrone Power and Wheeler
oakman fntar 81 The Ne'er IN
Weir. Prom tho standpoint OF
artistry and treatment. the selec-
,lou OF players and expert camcra
work. Sweet Aiysaum" deserves n
plac. among the foremost OF pren.
eni-day features.
A news pictorial Of the worlds
current events completes the pro.
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
A Word to the
Weak and Ailine

Consult mo about; ASTHMA. AP-
PENDfCfTfS. TONSfLfTfS. BROS-
CHfTfS RHEUMATISM. DHOPsY
EAFSESS CONSTIPATION. DYS-
NESS, SCTATtCA LIVER THot-
BLES QUICK RELIEF FOR PEI
VIC DISEASES AND OTHER ALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
sta,ls,le. ali.

Statistics show the number o. au.
tomobilc accidents IL decreasing
steadily. as compared with the
number OF machines in use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09


sersph In your column . few days
ago discussed the religious beliefs
Of the European soverelsns. ! be-
ileve ! can add 70 Il. a. ! was In
italy a few years ago and got
some Inside information from .
man who Ieetured there.
The exsr Of Russia, the kings Of
Greece and Rumanis and the exsr
OF Bulgaria are Greek Catholics, or
adherents OF the Orthodox Greek
church.
The kaiser OF Germany. the
kings Of Norway. Sweden and Den
mark and the queen OF Holland
are Lvtherans.
The king Of England 10 an Epis-
eopalian. and the sultan Of Turkey
10 q Mohsmmedsn.
Nearly all the kings OF the Ger.
man states or Kingdoms are Roman
Catholic. a. also are the kings OF
Serbia. Montenegro, Spain, Austria
Hungary. the es-kin9 OF Portugal
and the king Of Italy.
The king OF Italy. however, 10 not
a Roman Catholic In good stand.
ing.
Ever since the war when Carl.
bald placed Victor Emmanuel on
the throne OF United italy. thereby
knocking the pope's nose out Of
Joint In his own stronghold. Rome.
the king has been denied the rites
OF the church until II comes his
time to die. The pope was consid-
erabiy peeved when he lost his Job
OF ruling his little temporal world.
and takes u out spiritually on the
king. whom he recognizes officially
only as the duke Of Savoy. SO, when
the king OF Italy comes TO die. and
doesn't give whoop whether he
dies king or duke. as long as he en-
Joys a safe exit. the pope gives him
the last sacrament as the duke OF
Savoy.
However. the religion OF all Of
them doesn't interfere greatly with
their various psstlnes.
c. L. Mex.
Dear Miss Grey: | have seen
lots OF Advertisements and heard
lots OF arguments why citizens
should vote for Initiative Measures
10 and %. The following 10 quoted
from an address OF Robert G. In
eersoIi before a jury, and 10 con-
vineing 20 me why all citizens
should vote against these two
measures on November 7. and In
order that other citizens who have
not read this address may read Il.
will you please publish II In the
Starr MRS. J. L. S.
Part OF an address by Robert G.
Ingersoll in reference to drink traf-
fic:
II am aware that there, is
prejudice against any man who
manufactures alcohol. believe
that from the time II issues from
the coiled and poisonous worm In
the distillery until Il empties into
the Jaws OF death. dishonor and
crime, II demoralizes everybody.
that touches It, from It's source to
where II ends. do not believe
object without being prejudiced
against the liquor crime. All we
have to do. gentlemen, Is TO think
of the wrecks on either side of the
stream of death. OF the suicides. OF
the insanity. OF the ignorance, of
the restitution. OF the little chill.
drcn tugging ut the faded and with
cred breasts, of weeping. despairing
mothers. of the wives asking for
bread, of the men of genius II has
wrecked, the men struggling with
imaginary serpents produced by
| this dcvilish thing, and when yo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
Gle Err

There liz no player on the screen
today who wears gowns more ef.
fectively than Anita Stewart. who
has been called Americas dalntiest
actress. In The Combat" which
IL the headllner at tho Clemmer
theatre. Miss Stewart wears Sc
rics OF charming garments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
LAUNDRY MEN WANT
SUBS TO BRING DYES

ST. LOUIS, Oct e.--"What shall
we do. what shall we do?" IL the
wall OF the members OF the Laun-
derers' National association. which
convened here today for three
day session
The vail is directed at the tend
ency OF the colors dyers are using
nowadays to run all over when
fancy buds hit the tub. The laun.
derers want a few submarines 10
dock quickly II they are to retain
the good Will OF their patrons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
:: +: !: !; 6. FREE 4: 4: !; G..
How How
II Can ~ II Can

There stll plenty OF coupons be had the box
office OF this theatre and there is s large opportunity
for who In and work hard for the 1917
Model Ford. which will be awarded the securing
the number OF before the contest closes
the nth OF November With each iocent ticket pur-
chased. the who buys II will be entitled
coupon for so votes. and with each scent ticket a
coupon emitting the purchaser to 20 is gvcn.
You the tickets which good for any per
Torrance at this theatre quantity a, the box office
Some people interesting their friends in their behalf
by inducing them 20 obtain tickets to the performance
either from the theatre direct through them. in this
securing the for themselves You vote for
any you wish in this contest friend relative
anyone you desire for. Nothing succeeds
like and tho who is the most persistent
truly DESTROYS OF having Ford without monetary
penditure their part. viii be the lucky Todays
program offers OF the stars the
today. Warren Kerrsan-in his latest and greatest
success The Social Buccaneer." Also a knockout
edy Is the bill. "A Surgeons Revenge. with Dan Rus
sell the leading tun-maker All nrstrun pictures
being shown the Rex The entire program OF
the Universal Film Co Is disposal and the public
be assured that nothing turned by this
will by without the Rex being the first show H.
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(6Lett0rs Ts& Ga 'M Gpc4

you. but such things are not 50 y
rious to boy at that age as TOT
girl. He has many other things On
his mind-his work or his athletic
interests-which he considers OF
greater importance than calls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09

In a Pennsylvanis town II was
proposed 10 have Sunday baseball.
The burgess declined to license un-
less the people approved. 80 boxes
were placed In the churches on
Sunday. The. result was 909 ia
vored and 200 opposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09

lrpEprN--Bs..ie Bsrrs.~sie tn
.risia Jss~.-
,oiIsEt M-rsaiias Frederick ."
'.rh~ sh~-D~stL"
ENMtR--Astts stewart IN "rhe
tembat.-
soIo>tAi-Ffrss tive episodes of
'-Th~ shielding shadow"
srRtNp-thsriie Chspiia II The
Pawn shop
nES--J. Wares ksrr'gss In "rAe
CLASS A--uaroIa Lock wood aud
Ms, tiitsee Ia The tous~-us~k."
MISSION - kstsisa Williams In
"sws~t ti,ssam."
LIBERTY
Bessie RArriscaie and Charles
RAY are the two leading stars IN
Plain Jane" the fiye-part Triangle
production that will be secn at the
Liberty until Wednesday night
only. Miss Barriscsle has never
done a better BIT OF acting In her
entire career. as abe intcrprcts the
plain" Girl with sincerity and per.
fectiou. Ray 10 also very good as
the poor college student" and he
inIects into his acting punch"
and snap that 10 bound TO please
any audience.
Standardization comedy. with
Charles Murray. Louise fazcnda.
Harry Booker and others. IL the
comedy feature on the program
This comedy carries a merry Kick
and laughs galore TO it's entire 1000
feet Of film. The worldfamous
Round Up completes the bill
clEmmER
There IL no player on the screen
today who wears gowns more 81
fectively than Anita Stewart. who
has been called Americas dalntiest
actress In The Combat" which
IL the headliner at tho Ciemmer
theatre. Miss Stewart wears Sc.
rics OF charming garments
COLONIAL
The Shielding Shadow" stood
them on their toes Sunday at the
Colonial. Having Witnessed the
first two parts Of this mystery Sc,
Fies. one can hardly wait for the
next showing Manager Smith OF
the Colonial recently signed a con
tract for the film. and the third
and fourth instailments OF tho pic.
ture will be shown shortly. accord.
ing TO his announcement
REX
Comedy. drama and chance 10
win 1917 Ford attracted patrons
TO tho Rex Sunday.
J. Warren Kelligan made good
impression In The Social Bucca.
neer." which might easily be term
ed one OF the best things he has
done OF recent date. Dan Rus.
sell furnishes the comedy IN N
Surgeons Revenge"
STRAND
Charlie Chaplin. the Mutuals mil.
lion-dollar comedian. having never
been in pawn shop himself
naturally had to spend several days
In one getting the atmosphere" be.
fore he could trust himself 10 act
his part In his newest and funniest
comedy. The Pawn Shop. showing
AT the Strand.
CLASS A
The story OF The Come Back.
nj the Glass 4. which was written
and directed by Fred J Balshofer
deals with tho regeneration Of Burt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09

M. B. Van houten recently walk.
ed from Los Angeles TO chicago to
cure his rheumatism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09

VI TN ~
| invite. every ar
flicted person. no
matter what YOUR
trouble IT, or how
long ~ has been
standing. 30 have u
confidential talk with
me. ! will make a
thorough ckatnina-
tiou and diagnosis Of
your condition. In
form you fully a. to-
what extent | can
benefit you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09

prove TO you, WITHOUT COST or
OBLIGATION. that | will cure you 10
ntay cured. viii not accept your
case unless ! can give every honest
assurance Of QUICK and PEWMA-
NENT RESULTS. OF CURE to
STAY CURED.
Hours; . TO II. fs to .. Evenings,
Z 10 3.
DIR. MACY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09
. particularly So
lirit cases other doe
tors failed to benefit.

FHu FNTFT FUU 10
others whose cases l
have recently cured
Of ailments similar
IN gOtIr DWu Lot me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-09

The story OF The Come-Bac %
AT the Glass 4. which was written
and directed by Fred j Balshofer.
deals with the regeneration Of Burt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-21
THE FIRST SMOKE
Flower of American
Marksmen to Compete
For Honors with Rifle

State Camp, Black Point Reservation,
Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. 2l.-The flower
of American marl.smen tomorrow win
take the firing line for the national in
dividual rifle championship, which
marks the opening of the annual ma
tional rifle matches, here.
This event will be followed by the ma
tional pistol matches, which, in turn
will be followed by the event of su.
preme interest to rifle enthusiasts-the
national team matches.
This year, for the first time in his
tory of the matches, congressional APP
preparation was made for the partcipa.
tiOn of civilian teams-each state to
send a representative team, with eX-
penses paid by the war department.
The national team match carries with
it three trophies, much sought after by
marksmen. The first in desirability-
since it goes to the team with the high
est score--is the national trophy, a
bronze plaque depicting Mars holding
in leash the dogs of war. This won in
the 1915 competitions by the United
States infantry team, and is on cxhibi-
tion at the war department. 1t meas
ures q by IS inches.
The second winning team is awarded
the Hilton trophy, one of the oldest
trophies in competition today. II is the
most expensive of the three, being val.
ued at $4,000. 1t was first competed
for in 1878, at the old Creedmore, New
York, range. 1t was presented TO the
United States government in 1903 at
the inauguration of the national
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-21
Big Crowd Expected
to See the Kickers

Portland, Ore, Oct. 21.-An Eleventh
hour shift in the Nebraska university
lineup was reported today, on the eve
of the corn huskers game with the Ore
gon Aggies. Corey was switched to end
and Otouhalik from end to the back
field, according to alleged "inside
dope" but Coach Stewart initiated the
Sphinx,
Twenty-seven men arrived from Cor
wallis this morning to fight for the Ag-
gies' cause. Coach Joe Pipal declared
his team had deteriorated considerably
since playing Washington State md
that he feared defeat this afternoon.
Stewart, it is known, in rearranging
his lineup, is principally doing it for
the purpose of choking off George, alias
."Tuffy" Conn, the Pasadena drop
kicker who gambols around right half
for the Aggies, Conn has been hiding
his dropkicking light under a bushel
this season but if the Aggies come with.
in range of the scarlet and cream goa
posts this afternoon it will be up to
I"Tuffy.'
One of the biggest football crowds ev
er assembled in Portland is expected al
Multnomah field.