The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1914, Page 2

THE STAR—SATURDAY, Nhat bee sha 24, 1914. “AT SEATTLE THEATRES COMING WEEK | Metronotan oe Tesieht Quo Vadis George Kieine’s Photoplay Sensat f the W | cominc: Bee. SUNDAY, FEB. 1 Days Tomorrow MOORE 5 COM. — Mat. Wednesday WILLIAM MORRIS PRESENTS His “owrany OF tnt PLAYERS _| BLINDNESS ee bens sow SEAT SALE THURSDAY Feb. 8 BESSIE ABOTT « ac AND WEEK Mail Orders Now VIRTUE By COSMO HAMILTON A GREAT PLAY, UNFOLDING A QREAT TRUTH, EVERY PARENT SHOULD SEE Seats Thursday, Feb to strugsle Cire ls not ft to be a mother whe allows her ds years of her wow Week Starting Monday, Feb. 2 4——MATINEES——4 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday WILLIAM A, BRADY'S Production of LOUISA M. ALCOTT'’S Immortal Story “LITTLE WOMEN” Nights and Sa ate Wed and wef te $1.00. Mali orders now, Seats ure, 19 8 The Meinotte-Lanole Troup Pantages; Center, Rutherford tier | man and Vera Fuller Melish, in! 3 “The Blind of Virtu at the taonrer elon, Bane Morbie, Lene An Entirely iow Compal ing Woman at the Tivoli; Right, Headed by | Dwight Mead: it the Seattle. ? BAILEY MITCHELL MGRS PE V4 er ED. Ss. ALLEN o rel he Blindness of Virtue,” which SATURDAY, SUNDAY MATINEE and NIGHT Sit te come atthe: Mocee! theatze One of the Foremost Hebrew Comedians, in tomorrow night and the four nights following, with a tin on Wed i hesday, hes had tremendous suc “DRE AM ND” tr cess both in England and America : ol erford, He Mu Py . feats, Butaertes, Berean, Se A Fantasie” Musical Novelty, Brimful of Fun, Featuring ve Poltie Emery, Marguerite Cellier Elaborately Gowned Chorus Numbers ¥ and Marjorie Allen. ee s a WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN, 26 | The story of the play tells of « Matinee, 2:30 Daily. Evening, 7:15 and 9 P. M. & od 4 rector of a small parish and his . ADMISSION, 15¢ AND 25c i Bai i family, A young man and the ee ee daughter of the vicar fall desperate ly Ip love with each other. The girl, not understanding certain inward impulses, throws herself into a com 66 ry 99 promising situation with the atu dent The rector finds them to at once falsely accuses the young man of & great wrong, and the Rachael Marshall's Latest Play “Unequaled Vaudeville Means Pantages v udevilie”” First Time on Any Stage. oa ete tae one Beginning Monday Matinee SET AS ve TRL SS ca Sy | Miss Rhoda Royal and Her Sells-Floto Circus Feature The* father realizes what might SOc, 3c and 20c have happened through his daugh High School Horses Evening Prices, except Monday. M a y ter's ignorance, and begins to an} ge fatinees Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Mop ien see sseue derstand that the blame for the] song and dance, nd thie ta followed | - called “The Kai th Beautiful Animals Who Do Everything Except Talk, Special Bargain Night Monday...........0..... A aad renee on Bimeet Aer | ae S pearee ee “Conscience.” | Air” as the headline attraction at with the dream experiences of « Hal Davis & Co. in “Stockton’s Busy Day” a i cee moe }the Orpheum, It is produced under Nevada miner called Roskisky, and ° MURRAY K. HILL ‘5 —————— 3 s9|0 ete FS | te, personal direction of Frank wiiWintroduce to the Tivoli's aud!- Ds me ‘ i ‘MOORE —ROBERT B. MANTEL f FROPOLITAN ? Onno = ——@ | Keenan enets a brand new line of swagger Famous “Phonograph” Monologist. A WOMAN ENGINEER ¢—— —¢@|° Commencing Monday night, Ba -- chorus «irl, At the Tivol! toulght ‘MATINEE TODAY—HAMLET — | “The Town In Review,” a mediey |ley & Mitchell will present, at the @————— ~sivoul ——«%@ and tomorrow, the Cleveland com- EUGENE, Or, Jan. 24 Having |°% fun in three parts, will be pre- | Seattle theatre, for one week, “The go Siac a | pany will give the final productos | TONIGHT—Mer. of Venice nad considerabie practical ex Kogan jae Rages. ear Hr rege vn the om . ae new ony, Metin tite mea ties one night only, Sunday, under the by Rachael, Marshall, author o ¢ : sists “Mat. 25¢ to $1.50—Wight 25¢ te $2.00 Pejience jimder the tutorsbip of Ber | aumplees of the Young Men's He-| “The Traffit,” will be given ite 80d Edna Marble are at the head @—————> ie gg ou lt | (brew association, The principal |first presentation on any stake of a brand new company billed to ° - | gene is now learning the theoretical | ~ a) a side of civil engineering at the Unt. | D8 i take-off on the great and here. ; appear at the Tivoll theatre next Bert Leslie, king of slang, wil! > BULL BROS. waietty of Oreaon. Gna je the caly | mane of Beattle, in a sketch, “The Crime of the Law” is a bold! week, commencing with Monday's be the headliner at the Empfess| girl student {n that department entitled “The Pied Piper of Pot. expose of prison corditions & they matinee, fn the musical comedy next week. Berton and Jackson P | latch Town,” the scene of which {actually exist in the majority of “Dreamland,” from the pen | of will furnish @ tango neg. on a Just r nters even. Daye fa laid on one of Seattle's thorough. | penitentiaries throughout the coun | — r Prneuists refund money if VAZO Ointment | fares during the 1913 Potlatch. The try today, showing the widespread 51013 THIRD _SAIN 1043 | Protrodiag Piles tet sppiiontion nelicnet om, | first ‘part of the show consists of |crime of the “syetem” done in the 5 - tame of the law. It shows how a ? WHAT OLD TIMERS (Paid: Adverttqnment) WHAT OLD TIMERS °° red in the atmosphere of - Py Sooo nage genie WASHINGTON, Jan. 24—Col.| ; : THINK OF HIM W. D. Woop THINK OF HIM pretaoies by lave Tor ah invalid Ae | U George W. Goethals will be asked ADMISSION 10c Vv. helpless father, is put among crime: Peto pee Mg ge toneral. saeves Er 1 = The following letter was received administration is the cleanest page soaked and hardened veterans of will not be permitted to sever esterday from Samue! C. Calder- y Fead and turned over to this Com- pies dia a Ada aegis agiaad | bmn na Moms eed A hry i | His connection with the overnment| GETHER AT ONE SHOW Snittee. 6 6 me out himeel ong over Presideat Wilson's pro- \ } & Mr. Calderhead is one of the old pra yi Bi Mice vids elegy has embittered a “Teng the world—his | And the president expects aa a mers in Seattie—' at present r anship in mu-| nature changed } ja \festnals to stay SManager of the Waterville Raliway ea af ely for a score of years, The carnival spirit of the Seattle| Fired at by Patrolman Arbogast] It is understood that the report HONOR BOBBY BURNS ony pep ad esi aro pores AS ag Sadar Bp vee sepeety PANTAGES ° Potlatch will be shown in “The as he ran from the Brace & Hergert oe ee Bb) regres ined Next Friday night the Ode ” my gt ee most unpopular thing to do, stood | : ie Town in Review,” © minstrel and Milling Co.'s offices, at 700 West:|iim police commissioner of New donlan Society of Seattle and Cis for it when it meant the severing | 4... ae, Freee neo rinmphe fs extravaganza show to be given by lake ay, N, last night, a prowler| york shocked the president Maggenzie No. 164 will hold te IT®/the Young Men's Hebrew assocta-|dropped to the ground. But he| He had already planned the issu- annual joint concert in the Meme matte. = Mr. Calderhead is an e: rail- oe a of party ties and the estranging of | i145 4° gentir Tango D: political friends and the certain , PB os tion at the Metropolitan theatre |could not be found by officers who|2nce of an executive order creating | theatre in celebration of the Sway and business man, is a high- OPEN TILL 10 P.M scribes hypodermic injections of ammonia and salt. And, above all Zprade citizen and comes of a dis- will oper e Singuished family. His brother, W. knowledge that it wae shutting the | (0 plUr. 0 & me Teneie he | Sunday evening \seichahiad teat ‘ian, a canal government with Col. Goe-, anniversary of the birth of Robat TA..Calderhead, was for many years door against him as far a8 PO! dancers, who were booked person: | pt % thals as governor Burns Si Congreseman from the, State of litical preterment went. One need | {ances who were booked person. | In @ pantomime sketch, “Pied| Returning home late last night - The program will be provided ‘Kancas. Another brother, O. O. ony to 0% pr to record and mark | oo 1) gan. ranciaco, wifl pigd > | Piper of Potlatch Town,” a street | Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary, widow of the Vancouver Pipers Society baat [alderhead, has been «for many So er jemocrat, Republican |+iie. in the very latest style, the |"cene shows the crowd engaged in |e former Seattle mayor, 1561 10th of eight pipers @and three dru Sears chief Statistician and Rate nor Bull Mooser has criticised It,/hrsttition waite, the oneatep and | Sosy revelry, a policeman peace-|av, N., frightened a burglar in her mers, singers, dancers and ote Expert of the Railway Commission to see how fair it wae, ete tO te eeuation hae Leen (filly snoozing against a lamp post, | home, The intrnder jumped from a — artists, and a sketch from SEM “pf this State, and is now strongly “We may sum the whole matter | playing in Frisco town for the past |*@ 1 W. W. meeting, automobiles | second-story window One feature of the Commercial] ‘er Scott's “Rob Roy” by Jocal ta i surged for a place on the Inter- up in a fow words: month jbassing, fights by satlors | Velvet rug, valued at $85, stolen|club dinner for the regional bank | °"* ) State Commerce Commission. This is a large corporation with| For the added attraction of the The pled piper, dressed as & from home of Mrs. J. Seamell, 1617) commission at the New Washing ! The writer of the following let two dividends to either pay or de-| woek, Manager Pantages will pre |CloW®, with a magic flute, enters) E. Pike at ton nant Wednesday. will be a united TAKING "TESTIMONY er wae, originally, a Democrat and fault’ in—the business of dollar! cont Hal Deris, and his company, in| St each new stunt and compels all) Home of T. J. Fielder, 218 Har-|demand of seareathtatives of Rort-| } ater active in the fusion movement and cent, and the moral, |the latest David. success, “Stock. |t© stop thelr activities and dance|vard av. N., ransacked. Loot left|west cities in favor of Seattle 8] ‘regtimony bi today tn the } Jn this County. In 1898 he was a We have ten candidates, each |ton’s Husy Day.” Murray K. Hill, | ™stime piled up in middle of room the place for a reserve bank (ar gectont ar, exan os “andidate for Mayor of Seattle with certain claime to preferment.| tho iminslogict wilt also be'on the|.. There are many fancy stunts on!” Thieves took overcont and two| Scores of messages have been federal court against Charles © Bgsinet the late Judge Humes, and We submit for Mr. Wood from his | program. Other numbers in the |‘%® Program leutth from Jack “Lecnard’ ainis |eent ont into Idaho, Montane. and|scneny. uk, Aree be dias PE IRTY WOBOTAM, FOO) FOR MAYOR [a ee entertainment are the Brighton | a First ay, 8 to cities throughout Washington | non. Peg nce cere 9 pee opel Male Ra la fe ace t tt Meme Ont aa Quartette, “supreme harmonists,” OFFICERS ELECTED |, Sneak thier took sliver mosh bag urging officials of commercial or-|to°Tocate ‘claim im the s 3 r. ; nd the Melnotte-LaNole troupe o! ade nd $2 from Miss A. B, Campbell,| ganizations to send representatives | ¢y ; H] = The following letter and extracts} WHAT OLD TIMERS © re eile an atGtime recident of |tightwire artiste RAYMOND, 4 T }1402 Fir st., operator at King st |to the dinner. paren) AnaEy Zrom the statement enclosed by Seattle who knows its needs and IOND, Jan. 24.—The Wash-| 0 ae 8 niaaaamanceesnsiieesi “Mr. Calderhead to his wife and to THINK OF HIM requirements, and hae the courage @ os __@ | ington State Federation of Labor station, while she was attending a “judge Wood are presented to the to stand for the best for the com- ORPHEUM |will moet in Olympia next year, |™OvIne picture show |DIVORCE BLACKMAN Noters of Seattle as a sample of the| Great business corporation and with | pany; that is, for the whole city. @ e@| The convention concluded tts busi-| * mi “real and universal opinion of Judg ge | 7° disparagement to the other can-| “3. He is a business man who, George Danierel and a company s Friday with the election of APPROVE BIG LOAN| TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 2% i BL Wood, entertained by all the old-|didates, | submit that Mr. W. D.|has never been in any questionable of 1® Will present a Viennese op-|the following officers [charges of abandonment and non | | i time residents of Seattle who have| W00d appears the best fitted to transactions, and, without amassing ‘ $$$} President, 6 Marah, Rverett. re! 4 loan of $75,000 to the city str : * ‘ known him longest and best bring results and possesses so\a fortune, has been an Per ge i ; fr hanes tt jsupport against William Blackman, / Genuine ‘ound Which ; 9 - : d is a sub - railway from the garbage fund was elie WOOD CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE. 27Y of the necessary require: stantial and successful business 6 99 ‘ Ha aii, [recommended yesterday by the city|*ormer State labor commiasioner, Is Healing Thousands ; ments, that he should have the sup. man | 4 district, W “TNE patconigr i ‘—* * ae ; (Copy of Letter) anche an a: ; _ j ‘es /council, An appropriation of $7,000/made by Mrs, Carrie Blackman, | ell “WATERVILLE RAILWAY COM. Cin) interests to oe iva, ne bee dpock experienes « eng |from the general fund for the im-|daughter of former Gov, John R | POSTAL BRINGS $1.00 TRIAL FR sy r we get the efit rs. | provement of F , y ssp vob “We must consider that Seattle his past ex ball os 4 Ke 1300 for N ‘ ; poy Snenee | Rogers, were sustained yesterday in| — Waterville, Wash., January 21.) P e a Z 000 for N. 50th st. were also ap a 1M ] q “g. C. Calderhead, Manager. has now a business rating of $200 He was a pioneer in the| FOR GRIP, INFLUENZA, ‘proved by the council the superior court, and Mrs. Black-| piLgs FOR LIRE—No cout Beet sate: taeeeal 000,000, and we need a business Alaska trade that has been a prime| COUGHS, SORE THROAT | : : man was awarded a divorce and| would impose such a cruel sentent “| much regret that | cannot be| rice to shape its business desti. factor in making Seattie the twen : “! valuable property in’ Spokane. |for any crime; yet thousands Seattle to aid Ny | nies. That one is a good lawyer tieth city in the United States in ° Blackanan, who is secretary to Con this pun in eat epee int | wil’ Sen fey NS Seth apunton aed ate {SH! DON’T DISTURB OUR __ | se" Sen G2'I Sic i ae - end alenough. We want a Mayor who cementin é the suit, agra ~ ree is there, wrote| Will consider even moral issues | Aleska trade eit li Le ELEPHANTINE PATI va ss pasta emp - ad ere, wrote! from a business and a practical) “6. Whil: me that at some Woman's Soc ap a 5 hile being a Republican, ES she wae asked to speak Ae pod standpoint—who will accept the made sacrifices for his convictions | Editor The Star: And now comes the superintendent of buildings, LOS ANGEL SOAKS)| Galt fer Mayor and wanted. my Sen ane Se they are and not as|that municipal affairs, being local, am getting untold com Mr, Ober, wha, having made a full diagnosis ,of Profanity hill, de- LOS ANGELES, Jan, 24.—Los} we would have t ho will not| were and sho e be C [ sBLES, 4 : ms ave them—who will not| were and should be nonpartisan fort from Ilumphrey Sev- |] clares the patient to be suffering from nervous breakdown, and pre- J! Angeles ix soaking today in the UP. ganas of it ‘ views. | hand you copy of just oromise the impossible, but who ‘on @ dieu | 4 hink. i 10) ag > vho, | and or ,» straight busine ’ a . “ i Vir wilt hold the Pep tiey Bit realizing that VICE DOES NOT basis, requiring the aignt pusiness enty-seven’ may | ask for a] eise, rest—perfect rest. Noisy steam shovels are barred, and, under spelen aes eer 4 é tere from Boom next term—this both for your own , will bring to bear business |sagacity and integrity as in any booklet, to learn of your rem-|] the direction of certain distinguished specialists, the patient is being op do oe ot tail a er a +) ve aot ter ore fan the good of ee | Sagacity and will uproot the evil or /other business and that hie life isledics for Rheumatism an ||] cared for by a number of hand-shovel nurses. ace aneqc et yy wiatiendelgare floc ociee. | reduce it to the minimum guarantee that we will have such other ailment Hopes are entertained that, under the careful treatment of Dr. J jy Ns Mmpered Can Bery “if you can suggest any way || sees Ashe seems to me to pos. an administration. He has no par-| : - .|] Ober and other specialists, the patient will be removed after a short ice | . can assist you from this distance, depres. roi Page eds ape aman’ issue, any more than in any| I" G& lebration : ats vey (s baad oe Chal Dyes cy Ober is of the opinion that | will certainly be glad to do so ian gentle | other corporation lyears of success we have pub-|f while ¢ impossible for the patient to recover its former | IANIth beth hope Bd gcntioches, man who has been identified with| “Without more than a speaking | lished a new and sli Ady |] dition, much may be done to make removal to Elliott bay quarantine WANTS SEX HYGIENE] You the best | rests of Seattle for a) acquaintance with Mr. Wood, andj¢ion of Dr. Humphreys’ Man |] station unnecessary for a short time. BLLENSRURG. Jan dhe Signed) Laos 12enrh and no breath of|in the interest of Seattle and her" © fi iphreys Man-} Dr. Ober also recommends tapping as a precautionary measure. Mrs. R. C. McCredie of Sunny- return GAM C. CALDERHEAD.” |S0a00a! has ever clouded his rec: |business and social and. moral fu: ual of all diseases, giving in|] One of the cement specialists associated with Dr. Ober suggests stop. |, side, former president of the |b Cw ptivedy: prepald, Rey is dish aod) ‘ekdertull Meron chat pen rience as ture, and with no disparagement to|ininute detail. the care and|f ping the vacuum cleaners and elevators in the city hall. Another |, State Federation of Women's 4. Chen meter (Tying lpg _to Alaska and th i d | caugh ss idl etal ood appears like mR | rs r gays his hypodermic injections will c 5,000, : ; gy espe , ie ausinege wat ot haces of tne’ Gath che could ne ‘" the frozen| Saul among the children of” Israel Humphreys’ Remedies nent specialists of the old school disputed the doctor's pee MT tes ae ceee, Nene rizes’ ap aiy Tuan trast yO auld not return. His!—a head and shoulder taller.” For a free copy, address |} say it will cost ten times that amount for ¢he injection. The old frei the nerial weheal Wares. [SauRre oF Can't ce hool men advise amputation with a steam shovel. If the patient last night said she hoped she could “speed the day when we will have sex hygiene taught by experts in the schools.” | Humphrey Homeo. Med Wood Campaign Committee Be" pears 7 taller rc" 50 watts ot. New if San te meen he veer JAMES’A, MACDONALD,