Tonight Only

"Fifty-Fifty" <h|u*U llart'a"Draw Kuan" In thrtlla anddramatic punch, and Kalr-bank'* "Manhattan Madnr*»" In rapid fir* actios.

FATTYARBUCKLERAYHITCHCOCK

?In "A Village Scandal"sr* Juat aa big a comedy

uteres* as when firstshown K er«, months ago

WALLACEURLITZER

Real music forEEL PICTURES

First at I'ike?ContinuousII to II?Maimers 10c?Evenings ISc?Children 6c

KTE OF SNAKE ISFATAL TO INFANT

IMKRRK. 8. D. Oct 25.- Th«I)ear old son of Mr. and Mrs. Rub-ert Jennings died In a hospital her'Uft sight from the effects of a rattle«nake bite, received while he *x

playing about his home.

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< t)M«KI M? Viae la "Thenia

a I.KVtvtKN?tiara Kimball V aaaala * t»t»imna I.aw."

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LIBERTYNorma Taltnadgr. star of "Chil-

dren In the House." "The SocialSecretary," and nianv other t»»t

i successes. srl'l be seen at the Lib-erty for the last times tonight In

| "Fifty-Fifty" I* Is acclaimed, pro

claimed and i stated that "Flf'v

J|p| Healthy

Children

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STARTING TODAY

THRILLS!fiEEI

THRU BOLTED DOORSFIFTH EPISODE OF

?THE-

SHIELDINGHADOWPATHE'S WONDER PICTURE

COLONIAL THEATRE

DOINGS IN FILMDOM-MOTES (SOSSiDP I

Scan* from "Tha Vagabond Prlnca," with Dorothy Oalton, com-ing to ttii Liberty.

?Fifty" la the greatest picture.'inklti ; n« * whole the story, stsrthem plot. mt< tslnlng moments.?Iramatlc aid evening Incident'and the Interesting love theme,

that this Jiopular Seattle favorite-has rter apiwa.nd In. and It willgite William S. Mart's Met urn of

'Draw' Kgsn" and ttouglas Fair-banks' "Manhattan Madneaa" a runfor their money.

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COLISEUMNothing less than an Meal selec

Hon Is pretty Mae Murray for therole of Hetty In "The Big Sister," )cloalng at the Coliseum Wednesdaynight. Hetty, left in charge of hetlittle brother. Jimmy, by a drunkenfather. Is fastened upon bv tbe jtenter of the underworld as tbe object of bis desire Terrorised by j

J his thre»t«. sh- takes stepa to meetthem Mow ahe gains the victory

and Is Installed as the mlstreaa ofa home of wealth and fashion. Is

told with much thrill and actionThursday the Coliseum will put onVivian Martin, the Seattla actress,

in "Her Father's Son "

? ? a

COLONIALl»evoteea of the motion picture

will recall with pleasure the sweet-faced blonde girl who was the suf-fering heroine of "Mho**'' and the ?

mallmed victim of society In Sa» jIng the Fan) 11) N>ni«." and to thefollowing Mary Mariarsu has ere |

ated as a Bluebird leading lad> the ]newa will be welcome that she will \u25a0return to the Colonial theatre In!

Wanted A Home." a third fealure liOls Walter has created for

her special exploitation Thistime Miss MacLaran plays the

\ role of an orphan girl, compelled toj begin early In life the battle for an i: exlatenr* Against greit odds she j

I struggles to live righteously andstill clothe snd feed herself Insemblance of respectability an<l j

j wholenomenrss. succeeding linesliectedly In winning the battle and"living happy e\er after"

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CLEMMERThe motion picture Is not s play j

lor drama, but a narrative." sail| Clara Kimball Young, appearing In <

1 The Common 1Jiw," at the Clem jmer. In a recent Interview j

i "There Is all the difference in the jworld between the two forms of e*

' presslon Msny msgnlflcent novels 1would fall hopelessly »s staged

drama* and yet make fine motionpicture*. On the other hand th"highest form of drama, loses halfIts fop-e when novelised and can't'he successfully produced »« a mo'lon picture si all Who canimaclne successful presentation* ot

i Ibsen on the screen'". . .

STRANDElnar Unden is very superstl i

! tlousWhile he was In hi* dressing

| raom at the William Fox studio,

during the filming of "Romeo and jJullat." now at the Strand, ho no |

i tired a slight crack In the mirror 1| that he carries In his makeup case

"I will not act today." ha ssiil

| to Director Kdwards"Why?" th -* director asked."My mirror," paid the actor. "It

is broken.""Very well," answered Mr. Kd

1 wa-rd*. "I'll buy win a new one."Linden would not accept lh« .

1 gift, but he refused to act for sonx' time The combined pleas of the

entire company were finally effec

tlve enough to make him changehis mind.

a a a

CLASS A"Marry" Pale, a Wall *t. broker.

In financially ruined by hN i-cr'ld-lon* and falthles* wife. mid hercompanion. Richard Marvin, an-

other Iroke*. who h« t |io>"<| n*

Kale'* be«t friend. Hihemtetieland depresse.l. I».«!?? K >?' t'» hi

.iiiaittnen' ex;»eiiiii<; c< nilon milsolace from hi* wife liiMead befind* her there in the embrace* of

Marvin They laugh al him. in IMarvin, the stronger of rhe two

men. literally throw* I>al« out ofhi* own homo. He giver him apl*tol and tell* him 'he whole af-fair can be*t be settled, to ever;,one'* satisfaction. If Dale will tillhimself.

The ' ?-?'CoInK I* th» f'r ' hnii-ter of "The Yellow Streak." at theClass A.

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MISSIONTonlKhl bring* the la*t ')p|)o,

tnnlty for Seattle [ihol.l| iv fan* t-i

with America'* darling. Mary Pick-at the Mission. ??utltl'- ! "'"aiirlce,"with America's darlin* Mary Pic.ford, In the leading role It In saidto be ono of Mis* Plckford h ureal-

eat successes. the other* being 'inthe Bishop's Carriage." Miss Pick

STAR?WFDNKSDAY, OCT. J5, 1916. PAGE J

WILL HE FOLLOWHIS OWN THEORY

Man Wlio Easy Divorce In Now Sued by

11 is Wifr

NEGLECTED, SAYS SHE

KANSAS CITV, Mo., Oct 25.? !While married and Happy RichardD. Kathrena advocated free divorce :

and eet down definite rulaa of ratationahlp of divorced couplaa in hla |booh, "Lat a Civllue tha Marriage iLtwi."

Now ha la being eued for divorceIf Kathrena' wlfa wine her ault,

will Kathrena practice hia own theoriaa?

For Inatance:Will hp refer aith rtvenentlal

»epi ct to "mv drvnteil alater who I*m my wlfa' '*?

Will he obey hla own ml* tint"ihe duty to miIII provide for h*i(hla divorced wlfe'at aupportkhoiihl'run atcalnat the huahand aa? valid claim In lln< nature) of apunitive damaitc"?

Will Ha let HerTWill he lei "the mother direct

the dliipoaltlon of the children"?Will Kathrena when the ault

rearhea court dlapute hla wife ?

claim*. or «ven let her detail "forthe delectation i f a rtirloua andKoaalpv public the Indlxnltlea ahcmay have endured or tconfeaal ai>*of Iter own fralltlea or mistake*"* j

All them quotations are from hlahook and are therefore hla beliefsImfore he waa nnfronted liy tliladivorce ault. If he carries out hi*theories, there will he no ueed ofa ault. for he will not proteat Itand It will t>e left to th» court toicrant the divorce

Kathrena waa married In 1*94ilia wife chargee he nenlei ted herfor literary puraulta, He la an Injventment in ker

MARINES DIEDURING FIGHT

WASHINGTON. Oct. IS.?A nary Ireport from Col, I'endleton, com .mandlng American marine* atjHanto Oomlugo today. Mated that("apt W W. Lowe and Hergt PrankM wood were killed and >*lr«t I.lentJohn Maraton 111 »a* allv-httv InJured when marine* went to arreetHa-nofl Katlatl, a Itornlnlran bandit

Hatl-11. in cording to the report,waa killed

MCSS HILL BURNSAT 11. S. MVY VMO

BfUCMKRTON. Ort 15?EntailIng a loaa of about $3.<>00. the men*

hall of the employe* of the Hremerton navy yard «aa drat roved Tue»-day night by fire of an unknownorigin

Jarklea and yard hand* gatheredevery available .ilece of fire api>*r

atua and worked desperately tokeep the flame* from apreadlßg tonear by bulldlnga.

ford'* Impersonallon of "the rhlldof nature" I* very captivating an*!charming, and ahe I* bound to endear her*elf to the public mom andmore. Little Marv I* alway* lovable, no matter what rhara-ter orrole *he portray*

A Burton Holme* travelogue ofthe Philippine Inland* mid * :i««rapictorial will complete lb* pm* at i

The now banjo orrhe*tra la miHnta hit with the Heattle public. -indU add* materially to the pi -J' replan

"I aurrandar." yalled a New Yorkritv burglar while he win being

choked bv Mr* Murray. who badalwaya aald a houadireaker wouldcauic her to faint

iyflTODAY

LionelBarrymore

and

IRENEHOWLEY

IN

'A Yellow Streak'live wonderful net*,

eloquent with romance,thrllla and supreme

human Interest,

Betty Compsonand All Mar cuat

"He Wouldn'tTip"

Cub Comedy

5c $5 5cThird Avi., naar Pike

Mae M>uray li our of the pre'

lien! girl* on the *creen. Her goodlook* wer« certified to by an e*

pert when Ho /.legfeld featuredher In hla "Pc)IIm" In New York, a? how that uaea the moat beautifulwomen to l*» found the countryover

The picture* lured Mlaa Murrayaway from Zlegfeld. and *he la nowwith Katnoua I'lajera?l.a«k)'. Int'altfornla To alto* Die big wayher manag* r do a tliltiK*. the com-pany wii working at Hollywood.

FOR A GHOSTDANCE

Deviled Oy*ter*Hitler Hr< ad fabtiage Salad

Salted Nut*Moon fake* Imp l«e Cream

Coffee or Grip- JttlceThe "bitter i.read' I* a high-

ly aplred *andwlrh The "moonrake* are fortune-telling rake*,each one containing aome pro-phetic tvmbol or a vera p. Thedecoration* are *kulla andrroanbonea. h»r*e*hoea, fotir-le«f clover*, jack-o'-lantern*While the luncheon I* *erved.green fire |* burned on thetable, and ghoat *torl#a are toldby tho gue*t*. The r<-fre*hment* are pa*aed l>> gho*t*. Alllight* should have green

*hade«

K >1? A HK .H IINKMUMMI.KV

Itrown llrwd tfandwlche*ttoughnill* Cider

MolaaaaJ Taffy or Miplt CandyTim ' Jink*" or gue*l* ar* to bedre»*ed In brown and arc tokeep "mum" during thi> even-ing. it at lea»t while refresh-ment* are *crv«d The lunch-con la all brown, and la to bp

nonert I y "nut-brown" maid*.The decoration* arc .lutumuleave \n old fashioned mo-ll »>ic- toff* |>ull, or d in pie

ir iijwi i oniric'c* th »voni K a entertainment.

FOR A \\ IICIII S*UK .ADC )ON

lllick Broth In Cupalll»< k Bread and Black Walnut

* \u2666I'rlrra t'ra l«l I'rwdllrrf* for I ||i.

l-hullo, till itnil I'nrl*? \u2666I*1« hnitlrr* *?I Hi. ks, I*l ? < 1 ' " 'j

11-na. I', lb« J J11tin. S lha. un*l}|#n« « M>« and o\ or

M<iuab». al«». dor 1 W O 1 ITwrkova. llv*Turk«*v a dr#aa*dVol fancy. to 12.'» lb .11 # I- + jOld roogtara. ll\« ?? ? *!?u. ipork good Mock hoi« »IV4 j+

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flutter. I a*» »nd < heo*e

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TO KILL COCKROACHESEARNS'ELECTRIC PASTEI . V (iournmrnl !?»?>? II

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ST»

MAE MURRAY NOW IN MOVIES

M** Murray

near l>o» Angele*. alien It »a*handed the arenarlo of The BigSlater.'" In which Mlaa Murray lanow playing at the Collaeum. Theplot railed for aome New Yorkalum arene*. Inatead of faking

tbnae In t'allfornla. the dlrertortook Mlaa Murray and her princi-pal* clear arron* the country toNew York, made the *ren<* there,and then returned to California andflnlahed the picture. That Ik why

the alum aienra on the Collneuw*cre< n «r" »o irallntU

HALLOWEEN MENUS AND RECIPESOaar Mim Gr«y: Pl**** giv ?ua aoma auggaatlona for rafraah-

manta at a Halloween party and n*wr Idaaa for aarvlng tham.HALLIE ANO HAL.

Sandwich**Mushroom I'lckle*

111#'khand i fortune telling)

CakeItlack Coffee

Licorice CandyThe decoration* ure all In

black .md ronnlat of wltrh-s,hobgoblin*. <at*. bata. toad*,broom*, etc. The lunrheon I*eerved h wltrhe* who weave*pe||* and rhant menacingrhyme* a* the* work. Freakdanrlng. wdo or ensemble, fln-l*he» th« evening.

FOR A PROPHECYPARTY

Piiti.rlat Sandwiched\(p!c Salad B<>g.. Pickles

Individual Pumpkin Plea? Burn i Icohol on the pleat

CoffeeThin luncheon la to be *er\ed

by Ryp'li* who dance or tellfortune* 111 Miliar t fn*hi< n.The decoration* are fruiU andvcgetible*. nut*. pumpkin lan-terns, aquaah vine* and corn-*tu|k*. KuturlM *andwlcheaare cut In extraordinary «hai>ea.and no two have Uie name f 111-Inn Or each may contain aprophetic vers* wrapped Inoiled paper.

Q.?Can you tell me hew to makecarrot pudding? HOUSEWIFE.

A One cup "rale! caruta, onrcup ir rated Irish potatoc*. one cupMU«r, on* cuii *ifle ' flour, one cupchoppod ral'ltiK, buttr ~ *l<e of egg.one teaspoon cm h of soda, clnnanion and cloves. Steam for three

Ihour*. Sauce Half cup butter,

half cup cream, one cup augar, flavorlng to taate. 801 l all together

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«lnrlb\ ii** . \i? irnpon Tokay .. 1.60 0 140

MaUg* 1 30 140ilmp'a. Concord, nib. bo* .fTVfc

Cornlrhon 1 IS? lrap#«. black . 126 G 1 .'»©

Monty, naw, claa 300 9 360llonoy. ulralnodliflluri botbou*#. cralo. 75 # 100lea «l aani maion omValancl » orang*« . 476 0 600Paral*-)*, d«»* .26

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PNN 100 0 116pf|i|»fr«. so -11» rral# .... i \u25a0»r»

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A|>plaaJonnlban . too 0 lisU>nntchoe ilrivanili-lii I.2ft ti 176l.ocal cooking Mpplm 60 0 100Joff«*a . itl 0 i ?b

Union*Onion*, vollow, I'al . .. .03Onions gro#n. local 16Wallo Walla 03

I'olaloraWhile rh or l.\ ooTaldma (tfmi . ... ... 40,00

Swcoi potatoes .02*4? <

I ourl1> llhi and tir iln(PrU on }t tl«l protluccr»

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bt* compreaaed timothy 26.00VYhaal 43 00 #«!.??

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MkfwMwy Wednesda y

SvSiiiJP N'ght

LAST; TIMES

jr"*

other fine film

ft an< l music

:Mai \u25a0"\u25a0"\u25a0'\u25a0

3 Days, Starting Thursdaythat clever little beauty

VIVIANMARTIN

?in?

'Her Father's Son"New Music?Other New Pictures

15c?Children 5cLoge Seats 30c

I

until Ilk* thick cream »nd ierv«i*arra with pudding

Q.?I am to stand up with mychum at hit wedding. At it la toitake placc In church, I am anxiousto know my dut ea. particularly aato expenses. What part of th« ex-pense of the caramony ia born* by;tha best man? Does he pay thecarriage hlr«? ELBERT.

A The best man pay* no pan|of the wedding e*penses. Hp as-Islst* the groom In procuring hisrailroad ticket*. If necessary. Atthe time of the ceremony he car I

rtes the ring and hands It to thegroom at the proper point to th«service; he als i takes charg« ofthe clergyman's fee. presenting itto him In the vestry room Imme-diately after the ceremony. Thabride'a family provides the car-riages, unless the groom prefers todo ao.

Russia's croaa of St. Andrew hasa remarkalle peculiarity attachingto it. All who are decorated withwith it have the right once to de-mand pardon for a Kussian subject,condemned to death.

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HURRY! HURRY!! HURRY!!!IF YOU WOULD SEE

THE PHOTO DRAMATIC EVENT OF THE SEASONLEWIS J. SELZNICK PRESENTS THE SCREEN STAR

SUPREME

CLARA KIMBALL YOUNGIN THE GIGANTIC SEVEN-ACT SUPER-FEATURE

"THE COMMON LAWAdafftd From the Tremendoualy Popular Novel

of t> e Same Name by

ROBERT W. CHAMBERSPUBLISHED IN COSMOPOLITAN

M. GUTERSON'S FAMOUSRUSSIAN ORCHESTRA

MUSICAL PROGRAM"CANZONETTA" By Codard"MIDSI'M.MKH'.NKJHT'S DREAM" By Mrndelssohn

CLEMMER"?