The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1914, Page 3

TACOMA WILLGO INTO BUSINESS. WITH S,-W.CO, TACOMA Tacoma Feb. entered 10.—"Phe city into a with the company wher tide-flats the clty Stone We of has part nership agreement local traction line across the in but er corpo: | } constructed by juted by the | ration | The traction previously company refused to build the line | Preparations were begun by the city to float a bend tasue and build} and operate the system as a munic-| {pal project This action brought about the Jcompromise agreed upon, ord Jing to the terms of which the city |reserves the right to take over the Htine when it reaches a paying baste Several thousand workmen in ny 3. BROWN, the raflroad shops and manufactur Candies Corporation Counsel, (1D establishments on the flats will Our mintaterial federation woutd| benefit by the new service, have it that the moral txeue over | Seen ARREST BANDIT. of Seattle are pleased t doraement, nat & po eal force In nored t oitation b HACHITA, N. M eb. 10. pul Nj eld¥ed to be a captain under Maxt o Castillo, the bandit leader ac-) sed of destroying the Cumbre tun Land causing the wreck of a Mex tean Northwestern train with a loss of 50 Ives, Emilio Garcia waa ar ented by United States troops here today He was held for orders from Gen Scott. Garcia admitted he was one of he band which destroyed the tun nel, but sald they had no thought of taking non-combatants’ lives: Who Governs Seattle Is the Campaign Issue exp the few vilege will go * | they first # royalty large and loose In socle What candidate of the “ENDORSE PLAYS y YORK, F Feb. {slowing 12 plays are recommended in the first bulletin of the Catholic! theatre movement Little Wom Peg o' My Heart,” “Pomand “Rebecca of Sunnybrook “Bunty Pulls the Strings, M stones.” “Poor Little Rich Girl,” “The Governor's Lady, and “The Things That Count | CATCH FORGER OMAHA, Neb. Feb. 10.—Harry ©. Hammond is under arrest here on| the request of Seattle officers of the Union Pacific, who charge him with | |having forged a check for $268 for! |four tickets from Seattle to Chicago. | NDIANS AT WAR | 10.—The fol) ohs and fit from ey admit that the ugh to run the Institut! run them, a wu t we do not know this fact when y ‘our Chriapian friends are! ncoed into supporting the cand privilese. OWNERSHIP, who believe tn the coll public ut Men Ive f nor do the peo tp wit bullding and institutions b) pease, they wilfully attempt to put pr corrupting « exploitation ¢ Kambiers, xpi t mongers who live by polities! state and the people. Men wh © prate and prattle about Public ownership merely to catch Yotes before election, then go Into office and any and every measure defeat the peo ple's will, should be defeated at the polis. DOUGLAS, Ariz, Feb. 10—Re ports are brought here today by travelers that the Yaqu! Indians are | on the warpath In the state of So-/ nora, and are holding up ranches THE Fact: and pack trains. The facts are that Seattle is tn the Grasp of exploiters and all this talk abo: “commission goverpment. “square deal.” “Tammany vice” and the “moral issue” ts old, moldy. po- Itical rot and is intended to obscure the real Issue, which is exploitation ft Give the people, work aet bread and considerat my mm LONDON, Feb. 10.—It ‘“l nounced Marcon! had succeeded in | was an-| be } | wirelessly lighting an electric lamp sET BREAD. six miles away Our public service Complete Report | of Market Today Althongh there was no change In| Bnemplo the sitnation today, the jobbing ‘Phi la a simple yet fundamenta!| houses are looking for an early fasue and those who try to obscure|tumble in the high price of egxs. it are either ignorant or dishonest.|It 1s believed the first decline of! omy Snot case are unfit for pub-lthe week will be a 2-cent cut, to be! We Soctaliats are opposed to ex-|followed up by drops which will| lottation and { the people|soon restore eggs to a reasonable! in any form. * brings | level within our ities th Prices paid pro@acers ter its in Our public social have a 4 | t at for our improving y which to afford emp unemployed in further robber Th scientific fact vemetabies | ownersh! before th th mn, head lettuce awake answ y string Garlic, loone Sprouts Jeon paid producers for butte ven! and pork: dally by Perry ours, 5 good wise, Gow lve, don good size, ae 1 Veal Pork. Selling price cheese. Corrected ai We will fit a gold-filled guaranteed for five spherical lenses and complete, for $2.50 a careful and tion. Curry Optical Co. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS Third Floor, 3064-66 Arcade Bldg. Bring This Ad With You frame, with | * examina leathe This includ arate y by The Bradner Butter Washington mery. brick pack Eastern | att creamery, Zealand brick Zealand creamery, new creamery, pack Phone Main $63 fyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson st. B Limburger THE THEATRES NEXT WEEK ‘Robin Hood.” AT MAIN 1594 Morgan’s Quick Shoe epairing Shop While You Wait Shoes Colled for and Deliver Strictly Union shy - 1918 Int Av., bgt. Union and University Metropolitan Moore—Dark. Seattle Bailey & Mitchell Stock Co. in “Brewster's Mil lions Tivoli--Keating & Flood “In Gay Paris.” Co. |used |man threatened to arrest the driver | mediately THE STAR\TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1914, Mr. and Mrs, Seattle learned the last word In automobiles last night or, rather, “mo-tah cali That's the latest quiver of the 1914 model pronunciation for what “Hello, Harr to be Just a plain horseless new model?” carri'ge, b' gosh “No jest lookin’ ‘em over, Little Everybody in town followed the jh, na hard winter, winding string of incandescent» Haw! down into-the bottomless pit, where said the outraged in is located the National Guard matron by Harry's side, “why do Armory, at Western ay, and Vir- you persist In being so vulgah? | einia at, and everybody took a look am shuah we can afford a new cah at the uptothesnuff humstera of as well as the Jones family.” the dustway oe The boast ing: “VOTE FOR JNO. C, SLATER FOR MAYOR.” . pickin’ out yer Haw! Farmer Nubbins, {n sombrero hat and high boots, pulled his whiskere ond beamed good-naturedly as “ma and he listened to the fine points of 4 1914 umateed c electric shift, double sparker, reverse Piivine- Stinton. She's a go," much, mister? Here's yer check no shuffer, Ib of beraldry and the mp of power,” with elaborately lkowned women hanging on their jarms, brushed shoulders with chauf {feurs and the poultry on parade Many of the street gowns were low enough in the collar to pass a ceptably for evening wear It added a lot to the drawing pow or of the show : actlo he How Six thousand? Naw, I don't need en drivin’ my own - : nald In fact, the electric turned on full blast Norman B, Abrams, president of the Automobile show, was introduc ed by Bruce Brier, and recalled the date when Seattle's first auto came to town There hour on First sparks we 15 ay were runaways in an and the police The Mad Hermit,” at the Class A until Tuesday night, is a three-part ture. It is a story of an Indian reout, his unfaithful wife, and the price she paid for deserting him aft er he recovers his mind, lost in an Indian battle. There ts lots of ac tion. Two comedies and a scenic, Through the Picturesque Alps conclude the bill . for operating a nuisance. ee Just as a sort of an afterthought, show that even policemen pro 88 with the thought of the times, P. Rice, manager of the Ford Motor Car Co,, announced triumph antly that he had sold bis touring ar to Lieut. Hedges of the police epartment There was a hum of discussion, and two men got into an argument I tell ye, Seattle ain't big enough yit fer cops to buy autos. How's he doin’ It? This ain't Noo York Aw, fer the love of mud, cut it! ordered the other, “Ain't yu got no pride in yer town? And Lieut. Hedges finally had to make ‘em keep still and showed m how he happened to have igh money to bay a car HE HAS SAVED 10 CENTS A DAY FOR 23 YEARS AND THREE MONTHS, te “An American King,” a two-part romantic comedy drama, is the headliner at the Dream tonight. An American is the di ir to a for eign throne, and takes it to win a girl . Nortna Phillips, playing the le Our Mutual Girl,” at the urne today, says she likes {t use she has to wear pretty clothes (furnished at the company's expense). The series, each week, will show all the fashions. ir 1 Some children a dramatic pperament; they with their toys while babies; rule the talent is inherited Such a one Is little Kathie Fisch er, a really remarkable and wholly . The best-dr people the building were the car grooms. 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Kathie was #0 worked up in the scene that ehe burst Into real tears oe Melbourne Until Tuesday Night ‘Our Mutual Girl,” series No. 1; “The Return of Helen Redman, two-ree] American drama; “Billle's Strategy,” Keystone comedy; | Fooling Uncle,” Beauty comedy, | | SEATTUE NATIONAL BANK CC 4+ Butera THE NATION Vz OF G aa fie NATIONAL BANK ™Meays cee Grand Until Tuesday Night Rebecca's Wedding Day,” Key-| stone comedy; “A Thief and a Hook,” two-part Majestic drama Bessie, the Outenat, Beauty | drama. | eee | Class A Until Tuesday Night | “The May comedy comedy Mad Hermit,” three parts Come to This,” Crystal “Baldy Belmont Bumps,” Picturesque Alps,” scenic. oe SEATTLE Dream Until Tuesday Night = | “An American King,’ two-part Ed ison comedy drama; “In Mysterious Lubin drama “Marrying Vitagraph comedy. | rary Colonial Until Tuesday Night The Dilemma,” Biograph drama Sue,” The Banking Interests of Seattle Advocate a Safe Land Title System We tako pleneure in informing the Investing Public, you, that we use Title Insurance and recommend your BANK Yprey eile Leoteeal pe | Seattle, Wn., Sept. 10, 1915. urance Co., through title policies examination and insurance of titles under @ strict State supervision, with each policy protected by a large in- éemnity fund deposited with the State Troasurer, has satisfactorily get the domand of this community for a safe, economical and con= venient land titld syste. Very truly yours, Phu Lee L Jesaetain Leather goan “9 « Mie, Phen THE NATIONAL CITY BANK ; Baciecen hwest Trust & Safe Deposit Co. Ra~ oy = of Seattle SB Ane, et? Winky Willie's Stunt’ and “Dippy Melies comedies; “How Burke and Burke Made Good,” Vita comedy; “Pathe Weekly, The Feeecece HOW CHAPTER LXXIV Last week Mrs. Reynolds, who lives on the floor above me at the hotel, asked me if I would come lher bridge party. I accepted the invitation, and yesterday at 2 o'clock I presented myself at her} rooms, only to find that sle was holding her party in the pubite par- lors. When I got down to the door It seemed to me that I had gotten into A FAT WOMAN'S CONVEN- TION, Out of 60 women prose there were only about ten who did not arry weight for age.” It seems to me that all the married women who live at the big hotels are always fat if they are over I guess it is because they are idle.) I am determined that I will at least keep busy enough and est only | ttle enough to keep my figure if I do nothing els: It must make a man feel rather queer when he looks at the 200- pound woman who is gasping in the long corset acr the table} from him and contrast her with |. the dainty slip of a girl who poured his coffee when he and she were first married. “Tam so glad you came,” said Mrs. Reynolds, “Let me introduce | you to Mrs. McBride.” Mrs, McBride really looked as though she was run into her clothes and I know she was fondly Ruth Roland is one of the best| thinking because she had obliter known women photoplayers. She|@ted her hips, she had succeeded in has been interpreting comedy leads | Meking her over-200-pounds loo! with the Kalem players at Santa Ruth Roland |Alhambra Until Wednesday Night t |"The Fresh like 150. Monica, Cal., for some time, She was “putting on « lot of ar dog,” as Dick says, and before I had seated myself at her table she managed to inform me that her} gown was imported; that she nev- | er wore anything but hand-made |lingerfe and silk stockings, and that she had her shoes made to | order. Just as I jonly bit of |she had not | corset, she ecard, and she Into the Lion's Pit “"Twixt Love and Flo Nestor comedy; “Animated Weekly,” world’s news and seeing Bremen, eee o parts; was satisfied that the apparel on her body mentioned was her happened to drop a said as IT mentioned the fact to her, looking straight at my unostentatious white voile | gown: “Let some woman in a dol-| lar corset pick it up. Mine, at $30, is too expensive to risk breaking the bones.” “IT don't wear any corsets, Madame. So I'll pick up the card | }for you, Perhaps I will have to jwear them later if I should get }fat,” T said pointedly as I latd it jon the table. When I told this to | Dick he simply roared and said: | I know that Mrs. McBride. 1 good romantic) have seen her with her husband od, is always/at the restaurants and she eats| potent with the public, has been| from the time the waiter puts the demonstrated through B, H. Soth-| bread and butter on the table uptil ern’s revival of Justin Huntley|her husband fairly drags her McCarthy's celebrated play, “If Tj) away.” Were King. ‘en years ago, with) “And, Dick 1 Mr. Sothern impersonating the chief) the head as she is in other places, figure in the play, Francois Villon,| Again Dick laughed and said the outcast French poet, tt achieved, “You mean ‘fat-headed a remarkable success. Later on it} you like, “Margie; was laid aside for fresh material.|me- Well, I believe you Now, after an interval of a decade,|#!Ways looks half asleep. Mr. Sothern has revived It, to find Dick, will you love me when I that {ts power to charm is ag'great| Bet old and fat?” I aeked rather as ever | wistfully ar ae : 1 may ECT A PRESIDENT 1 don't think many men old, but I | woman: BOGOTA, Feb. 10.—Dr, Jose|care for those awfully thin, slink. | Viconte Concha, conservative, was|ing sort of women that seem to be elected president of Colombia, the fashion now, but when a worn! RESIDENCE THEATRES At the Home Until Wednesday "The Fate of Her Fathers,” two reel drama; “The Cure,” drama; Freshman,” comedy, eee At the Pleasant Hour Tonight “Banzai,” two-reel drama; “Jeal ousy’s Trail!’ drama; “Proposal by Foxey,” comedy THINGS THE PRESS AGENTS PROMISE of is i That the lure drama, when it drama, properly the romantic she is just as fat in| don't mind for she love you when you are decline to love a fat) | Stewart—Advertisement. Confessions of a Wife 4 FAT WOMAN LOOKS TO DICK. an gets too big to put your arm comfortabfy around her waist and/ too unwieldy to run for a stri car—I for one must call it off. “You can easily see which is the 2| leisure class in America by sizinj up men and women. You will fin three fat women to one fat man.” “Well, dear,” I said, “I'm not go-| ing to be one of the three, for you seem to think it would be a good | canse for a divorce.” “Or, at least, an excuse for fall ing in love with some thin lady,” said Dick with a teasing laugh | (To Continued Tomorrow) | Best modern outside rooms, 26c | Ti PIKE St (I. ‘DEACON BILLINGTON'’S DOWNFA “WAIFS' | | PAID GEORGE B. WORLEY Will Speak Tuesday, February 10 JUNCTION HALL BALLARD Upon the Subject of “Municipal Efficiency” Dean Burkheimer ADVERTISEMENT Miss Mary G. 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