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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Fight of Ten Years
Is Won BY Holcomb

time. My food would never digest
properly. but would lie in my stom.
ach and bloat mo UP ns tight as n
drum and cause me ali kinds OF
trouble. ] was continually bothered
with constipation also. and felt any.
why but right.
well. Sir. Tanlac Just III right in
with my case. and did away with
that indigestion and acid. bloating
condition completely. IN fact, IL
set my stomach In fino order. Every.
body ought TO know about Tunlao.
Il can't DO bent"
Tanlac Is for sale by MI good
druggists. Accept no substitute
over 81 million bottles aold.--Ad, cr
tiscment,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14

Editor The star.
with reference 10 letter appearing
in your Thursdays issue signed by
three women. whose names ! have
not now bafors me. derldinR tho Hu.
name society and defending tho dog
pound. may 10 permitted TO add my
mite" in defense OF a society which
feel must be handicapped TO the
limit because OF it's mcagcr dona-
tons, likewise dues.
am not entirely familiar with
conditions at tho society. but ] have
fairly good idea OF how far dollar
will 10. aud. have, think. also a
fairly good imagination, and said i'm.
aginatlon 70 tho socicty's equipment
az / am wrong shail DO glad 10
haye the Aociety correct mel runs
about as follows:
Three employees, ono ambulance
and ono Ford. Now. then. suppose
on the particular day in discussion
(which. no doubt, Is tho same every
day at Hunmno society call
comes for the ambulance ono man
starts with that. a second call
shortly aftcrward. and another man
starts with no Ford. This leaves
one cmployo in charge OF tho lnstitu.
ton. and II he were In a position TO
leave on call. has nothing to de.
pend upon but the street cars, and,
right here let me say, Il Is no picnic
10 attempt hurry call on a street
car in this city.
IF each resident would contribute
dollar n year toward the support
OF the society. or even 60 cents, a
sufficient number of employees and
small.sized ambulanccs could be had
to cover the numerous calls which
must como in daily. But tho people
who so hastily condemn tho efforts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
IT Is a $3.50 Matter

Life is stretch of years devoted to making conces
sons says wise editorial writer and nowhere else is
the demand for these concessions great as IN that
place known the Holy State of Matnmony.
1t is puzzng to understand why it that many men
and unwilling to bring with them any common
sense when they take up their soiourn there.
In a great many marriages we find decidedly one
sided arrangement, where all concessions are made by
member while the second goes sefshly along, never
needing the rights of the other
Many and women love- marry, quarrel and separate
without having real serious heart-toheart talk
about their lives together. They never balance their
cooks They will pout and fret in secret fancied
sights, burst into uncomfortable fits of anger
imagined wrongs but it seldom occurs to them to call
family council, sit down calmly and talk things
He who the honesty Of today till tomorrow viii probably
prororuc his tomorrows TO ecrnity-Layater
being richest blame him
high price anything
Last June bride husband-even her
haven't changed.
In and succeeded
oupks swings.
hold their audience.
big things in life the small things.
flies It's fly time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
STOPITCH|NGECzENA.
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
VIII Help You

Never mind how often you have
tried and failed. you can stop burn
Ing. itching Eczema quickly by APP
plying Zemo furnished by any drug.
gist for CSC. Extra large bottle.
800. Healing begins the moment
Zemo Is applied. In n short time
usually every trace Of Eczema. Tet
ter. Pimples. Rash. Biackhcads and
similar akin diseases viii DO ~
moved.
For clearing the skin and max.
Ing II vigorously healthy. always
use zemo. the penetrating. antisep-
tic liquid. when Others fail II Is
tho ono dependable treatment for
skin troubles OF all kindss--Adver.
,isemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
1923 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles


we'll But We knew that he wasn't
that ho was n very sick man.
1T was his earelesEneas that wor'
Tled me. and 1 condemn myself that
/ did not take The gun stove out Of
his room. as intended There was
absolutely no arrangement between
uu." Ain Hopkins added. bursting
into tears
"Wo loved each other dearly. and
Il Il my loss that breaks me up"
The coroner'8 report stated that
death had come eight or ten hours
before tho discovery OF the body.
while Miss iopIgine insisted that he
had died early Sunday morning. be.
tween tho time DO awoke and tho
hour hho called him for breakfast,
The coroner's repor, also stated
tina, ths chimney was stuffed With
clothing. This Aiisa Hopkins also
denied. lie simply passed away
after a two years illncss-ihat il
all there Is 10 g."
Hopkins II survived BY his sister
and "a brother. Robert. OF Bremen.
ton. Also two small sons In Wis.
conAln. Funeral arrangements are
in tho hands OF Bonney Watson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
TSRIEDA'S
L OLLIES

They had been In love for yearH.
OF course IL was not his fault
His wife would not divorce him.
iie and ils lady love disappeared
from town.
! felt / needed q vacation.
Coincidence Is such a strange
thing.
Wo stopped AZ tho same hotel
j VIVA directly behind them.
when they registered.
Clerks are 80 curious,
ono should never be afraid Of tell
Ing tho truth.
q / wasn't.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
LAIERCt Se ENIM
Star Still Shines, Says Bob

With me kind word whom sou be-
llsvea me right honest criticism
whom sou believed ms wrong
stood for the aamc things that
you advocated all during the cam
palEn. which were. and arc. for the
benefit OF our city, and prevailed. Ny
ll,tle slogan OF Service. Satisfaction
and cooperation" alll gees, and viii
continue as long aH I am on the job.
The Star still shines.
Most respectfully,
BOB HEskETH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Assistant District
Attorney Is Star

After many successful bows before
n jury. Charles T.. MORTALITY. assist
ant United States district attorney.
viii endeayor 10 stage comeback
behind the footllshta.
lie win take the lead in Daddy
Long Logs" Monday and Tuesday
when the fouract play II presented AZ
tho Moore theatsr under the auspices
Of the Knights OF Columbus and the
Young Ladies' Institute.
lie viii play opposite Miss Helen
couneil Of Franklin High school Tho
play r. directed by Miss Margaret
Akin. dramatic director at Franklin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14

Nix tho Juice Of two lemons with
three ounces OF Orchard White.
which any druggist viii supply for n
few cents. shake well in a bottle. and
you have whole quarter.pint OF the
most wonderful sitin,sofiener and
complexion bcautifisr. Massage this
Ewcetly fragrant lemon cream into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14

Editor The Star;
am rather late In expressing my
thanks TO you for enforcement Of my
candidacy during tho recent cam
palgu. but mono tho less sincere In 30
doing. ] am proud OF tho support
given me by your paper. and nppre-
ciaie the fac. that Il was a great fac
tor In offscttlng tho vicious Last hour
attack made on me In tho windup Of
the campaign.
Your paper has always been fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14

the face. neck. arms and hands. then
shortly note tho youthful beauty.
softness and Wilderness OF your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
harmless lemon cream 10 bring that
yelgety. clear. rosy-white complex
ion. also as a freckie, sunburn and
tan bleach because II doesn't irritate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
Portland Citizen Declares
Tanlac Enabled Him to
Win a Complete Vic
tory Over Long-Stand-
ing Digestive Troubles

I'm now a hearty indorser Of
says II. u. Holcomb or
17io Foss it, Portland, Orc. "and
ihc reason why is that Ito medicine
iins rid ME OF case OF indigestion
I had suffered from fof Ten years.
MY stomach just seemed to bo
In a sour, acid condition M the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
By LESTER N. HUNT

Nhlph ,. IIopklnn, Nortbwrnt pio'
neer and owner OF the first antomo
bile In Seattle. - years ago. died Of
anphy1iAt!on sunday morning ia his
home AZ 1903 Marion Bt. following
an illness OF two years.
Hopkins had lived In the North.
west all his life and wan grandson
of United States senator =, u. Baker
or oregon. who served prior 10 the
civil war and wah a close friend Of
Lincoln. lie was 81 years old and
W. hnrn IN PORTLAND. Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-14
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AVRDGE MANN
May 81 lgsi.

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, collect crowd than to collect from crowd.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
3. F. KEITH'S-Fritzi Schef.

FRITZ Scheff, wonderfully gowned.
quickly sang her way into the hearts of
her hearers last night at Keith s.
where she heads this weeks program
Scheff was the sensation of grand opera
and a bigger sensation when drafted
into musical comedy. Since then her
voice surely has lost none of its charm
Miss Scheff sang several grand opera
selections and also popular airs in
manner to please everybody. Her
gowns belong in the dream class and
the feminine onlookers feasted on the
artistic makeup and really wonderful
blending of rich ColorS Several en-
cores were demanded of her.
Fresh from the Music Box Revue, the
Fairbanks Twins share honors with the
prma donna They dance exceptionally
well. have n pleasing manner and wear
ness. Richard keene helps out with
clever dancing. The number, as
whole, is one of the best in vaudeville.
Lew DoCkstader, equipped with
radium telephone outfit. converses with
President Harding and other notableS
in a humorous vein. his chatter carry
ing 4 laugh with every sentence. After
two recalls DoCkstader drifted back TO
an Grafton over the burial of John
BarleyCorn. Closing, his act ended with
an avalanche of laughter. Lew never
appears To grow older in his work. He
is always digging up something new
and can be depended upon to register a
hit at every appearance.
CRETE Ardne. assisted by John
Tyrell and Tom Mack, put on one of the
hest dancing acts in the two-a-daE
Each of the trio is wonderful dancer,
and Miss Ardine also shows several
beautiful costumes. Other clever acts
include Mrs. Gene Hughes and Com
pany, in a sketch entitled Youth" that
was well received; George Watts and
Belle Hawley, in laughs that were
coated with melodies Margaret Hess
ler. who plays the violin artistically
Raffayette's dogs, in new capers, and
the house attractions Aesop Fables,
Current Topics and Pathe pictures.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
Washington Choral Society.

The Washington Choral Society,
Charles Wengerd conductor, present
ed a concert at Masonic Auditorium
last night which. for entertainment
audience than those who had braved
the piercing blasts of the icy cold
wave in order to be present.
Ensemble work of the chorus be
generous applause The intricacies
OF difficult rortamento in Henry
Smart's Cradle Song were woven
together with beautiful effect, and
the other chorus numbers. well
chosen and well executed. included
Wagners Joyful We Greet; Goun-
oud's Night" "Gaily Singing" Come
Join the Dance; lovely old Irish
song. 'Shule Agra" unaccompanied:
and the brilliant "Infiammatus,"
from Rcssinfs "Stabat Mater" the
last of which was repeated. A larger
proportion of the program in choral
music would have been appreciated.
The assisting solo artists. Miss
Helen Gerrer. violinist, and Charles
T. Ferry. pianist, who also proved
sympathetic accompaniSt, were most
enthusia stically received. Miss Gerrer
presented two groups, OF when a
waltz. by Brahms II ochstefn. with
difficult and effective double stopping.
and a roudino. by Beethoven kTeisler,
were her best. An old negro spirit
ual. as an encore. was rendered with
much feeling and depth. Mr.. Ferry
surprised music lovers with four OF
his own compositions, which dis
played not only much ability in ex-
ecution, but real capacity as COM
poser His prelude in c Minor was
vibrant. plaintive. full of lights and
shadows, and at times almost gor-
geous. Dance of the Nymphs," Hum
ming Birds" and Eccentric Dance
were coIorful descriptives. Mr.. Ferry
merits serious consideration as d
musician and composer
Mrs Bachschmid soprano. was
heard in two groups, and as obbligato
tC the chorus. She was warmly re-
ceived.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS

acquit themselves creditably, their
best work being done in the school
scene in the first act. which is sup
piled with many good lines.
Sonia Meroff is easily the best of
the female performers. her songs and
dances being cleverly executed. Kitty
Glasco sings in her usually captivat-
ing style, and Ed Lowrie and Cecil
Manners. in both solos and duets,
were we'll received. AL Belasco. in
songs and saxophone playing, COM
pleted the musical part of the bill.
Pat kearney was acceptable as the
straight comedian.
The scenery. for the most part, is
the same that was used in former
years by George White in his Scan
dals," and forms rather pretty back
grounds The chorus is well drilled
and contains some material for fu
ture leads
Evening star., 1923-03-20

little stomach and bowels without
cramping or overacting.
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine California Fig Syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children of all ages printed on bot
tie. Mother, you must say "Cali.
foxuiAr. 2sfusA epY limitations
Evening star., 1923-03-20
"On the Slopes of Galway

"on the slopes of Calvary" pas
sion play by Aurelio Palmieri. d. D.,
was presented by the st. Patrick
Players last night at the President
Theater for the benefit of country
churches of the archdiocese.
The production has its action at the
time Of the crucifixion. and while not
replica of the Passion Play" of
Oberammergau. portrayS figures and
events of the biblical period leading
to what Christianity calendars as the
greatest tragedy of man.
1t is gracious custom to give only
praise to amateur performances. but
in this case criticism would find il
hard to credit home talent with the
ability to interpret such tense an
guish, splendor of faith and. from
first to last, such entire aloofness
Evening star., 1923-03-20

from present-day personality-except
Tor the knowledge OF those other
amateurs" who have brought the
world to the village of Oberammer-
gau.
The play has it's opening in the
home of a rich Pharisee, whose young
daughter Rachel has become dis
c!ple of the new faith. Her joyous
companions chaff her on her lack of
interest in their dance and Jests,
little scene played WITH charm that
would challenge mary professional
SHOWS that feature beauty and youth
The later conference of the high
priest, Caiphas, and his supporters 10
consider the offer of one Judas to be-
tray his Master and the protest by
Zaccheus, who has become follower
oi the christ, with Judas himself d
sinister nSure of greed and fear, for
back ground, gave reminder of that
Uuher conference of biblical pages,
and still later, when, before Plate s
house, Martha, Magdalene and Vero-
ntca appeal 10 the homan's wife for
Justice, to be followed by the popu-
lace clamoring that Barabbas be re-
leased 10 them, while PLATE washes
his hands OF the blood-Snedding OF
peaceful man, such was the tense
concentration OIL every member of the
cast, as 10 cause the spectator to
overlook the fact that the rapble was
of q youthIulneSS that belied ralment
..nu Ola testament Wigs. rms re-
moteneSS Irom any sense OF make
believe, OF any consciousness OF an on
looking audience, gave to the story
Suinu.IiIns ol Ine heen reallSm con-
re>eu by those other amateurs who
! have been drawing nations TO the vii
lage III Bavaria for centuries.
.nS CLOSING act has its setting in
Veronica garden, where the virgin
mother OF the Christ and her an
guished companions see above the
high brick Wall the spear tips of
passing soldiery and the upper arms
OF cross, borne-on the way to Cal
vary.
or the men of the cast, PLATE,
Calphas, ZaccheuS, AZar. and other
leading characters, the outstanding
| figure IS Judas-not only because or
its excellent Interpretation by Arthur
White, but also for the reason that
in running lne samut OF sin. repent
ance and craZed remorse Judas rep
reSents the human nature that began
with the world and will keep step
with 1t until the coming of the judg
l.. ~ uay.
The Virgin invested the character
with anguished motherhood and cour-
age, and the characters
Martha, Pilates wife, Rachel and
Esther, sister Of q Lu.s. ..--
him to return the thirty pieces of
silver to the high priest, were inter-
preted with something more than
dramatic skill. The role of Rachel
will be taken by Estelle Murray to-
night and tomorrow evening, willis
Madeleine OBrien will repeat lastj
nights role a. tomorrow's matinee.
The production was presented under
the Management of Rev. Father Hur-
ley, who made a little speech of thanks
to the large audience Of prelateS, Off
cials. diplomats and citizens. 1t was
stage directed by Denis &. Connell.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
COSM0S-Mlle. Rhea in Roof
Garden Reyels,"

A feature of very good bill of
entertainment at the Cosmos Theater
this week which seems to stand out
we'll above the others, as good as
they are, is the photoplay, Prom
Dusk to Dawn" a King Vidor produce
tion, with beautiful Florence Vidor
as its star 1t is d sort of dual ro-
nance, one of the modern type. in
which IL sister makes great sacrifices
TO save q brother who has assumed
tho blame for a forgery he did not
commit 20 shield the girl who did,
and the. other. of a beggar maid Of
India and rajah. It suggests the
idea that one soul may do duty in
two bodies and work out Independent
lives. 1t is Il most interesting enter
tainment and King Nidor has pictured
the story eXccllently.
Mile. Rhta and her company of
nine head the vaudeville bill in Roof
Garden Revels," which include the
characteristic entertainment of the
New York cabaret and roof garden
and some interesting specialties, with
q breezy outlay of jazz. Selbini and
Nagel, in The Cat and the Butterfly
the man assuming the form of big
black cat and the girl that of the
butterfly, mounted upon a bicycle,
furnish pleasant entertainment, in
Guiding a number of attractive spe-
cialties by the girl, who herself is
most attractive. Marie Sparrow.
Irish comedlenne, creates laughter
with speech and song and wins a
goodly lot of applause, and Van and
Carrie Avery amuse with a black
face fortune-telling sketch, entitled
Madame Sirloin. Medium The
Averys have been here before, but
their act still seems to get we'll over
the footlights. Sandy Shaw gives ex-
cellent Scottish characterizations,
with songs to match. and winds up
with "a Wee Doch and Doris" mad Q
familiar by Sir Harry Lauder Mack
and Stone close with an Offering of
song and nonsensical fun.
Supplementary attractions include
a short comedy, 1.-The Fatal Photo
which is funny; the Urban Movie
Chats and the International News
pictures.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
Emilio De Gogorza, Friday.

Emilio De Gogorza. famous bartine.
will be presented in recital at the
National Theater on Friday afternoon
at 4:30 O'Clock by T. Arthur Smith.
Inc. Mr.. GogorZa sings with fine
color, phrasing and diction.
Mr. De GogorZa's program for Fri
day will be as follows: Six folk songs
from the Basque provinces and com
positions by Villar, Latarra, Schu-
mann. Gretchaninoff, Moussorgsky.
Rachmaninoff. Cyril Scott, Geoffrey
O'Hara, Charles Critics. Debussy, Cha
Plus Alvarez and Hernandez. Miss
Helen NJ. Winslow will be the ac-
Companist.
All tickets issued for February .
will be honored at this concert. Re-
naming tickets may be obtained from
T. Arthur Smith. Inc, 1906 G. street.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
GAYETY-"R Rockets"

The Gayety this week offers one of
Joe Hurtig's attractions for the
amusement and entertainment of it's
patrons. Although billed under the
high faring name of Rockets" 1t
reaches no great heights, but then.
as well known bard once said.
what's in g. name?" The performers
evidently pleased last nights audi
ence and, after all. that's the main
object. Will Cohan and Harry Ward
.Age the chief 3unma.ksrss and thar
Evening star., 1923-03-20

A teaspoonful of California Fig
Syrup" now will quickly start liver
and bowel action and in few hours
you have we'll, playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
California Fig Syrup" because it
never fails to work the sour bile and
constipation paison Sight nRt af that
Evening star., 1923-03-20

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Tubs, 24-inch size; with drop
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Family Scales, japanned fin-
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Cut Glass Flower Baskets,
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