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

l\AMUS ewe) INDIANS GATHER T0 SEATTLE THEATRE |MOORE—4 ivi SUN.) PRESENT | M’INTRYE & HEATH . ELMO” | “SS | i iiaegain Nisbe Mt ahi ches Seat 28 | Nh Unters Now. Seats 1 areday, ANTAGES Famous Soclety Rquestrionnes RIDING DUTTONS FROM WHITE MAN TIVOLI John Spata and Company | ma aN aos Sead ; ; Pr ADERS AND ROP! Late Ringling Cireus Feature the rebound tn our makeup will ad. Aivo Bd 8. Ailen and Company tn Gaaiaeten to By Fred L. Boalt at Ronnies ee Gotan al oT e CAY Eee \ el ‘ “RETWEEN THE RERLS* } TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 24 The) and make the best of things. Sree a ial ihe ana B80. OTHER BIG ACTS—106 AND Indians of Western Washingtod| “Don't ask for charity, Demand! " salomy 156 ———— — have n in pow Wow here sine | justice, Go to Nietzche for your In| Saturday, They have gathered to Herbert Spe. demand plain justice of the white aurvival of the fit: WOMAN KILLED . ' iy THEATRES fic t; to the ewift the race,’ The | “See,” they say, “we come not {0 / unfite, the misfits, the wallere— lroathers and with painted faces, as these must fall and perish by the ’ ON + of old, but in white men’s coats and| way, whatever the color of their ’ | THE SEATTLE derby hats, We are not as We) eking, |e @\ were when the treaty of 1 “If we, my brother nnot make! 4 | Capable work by the Bailey play-| signed. W e are civilized, Ww a living from Natu re; if we! as and progressive cannot hold our ow TRIAL FOR Jere in “St. Elmo,” opening last night “We come not to threaten, or to}men in the atr BY other! Silica: at the Seattle theatre, made the new peg: Hut to confer as thoughtful we deserve to perish! [ have OAKLAND, Feb. 24—Mra. Amelia entertainment quite enjoyable. men, following strictly the ry spoken,” Drown, who early on the morning Southern scenes are admirably | parliamentary procedure in our de eee |iberations, to adopt a constitution and bylaws and to elect officers We ask full rights to do as we seo fit with our allotments of land. We ask to be relieved of the over lordship of the Indian Office.” Ap og | Old Tyee Tabola rained his head and strained sightlens eyes “A white man bas spoken?” he asked “No,” " Clallam,” . The Quinauits have never loved the Clallams “UGH!” SAID TAHOLA, ‘of October 24 last, shot to death her/ shown in the settings and the in Husband, Archer C. Drown, at thelr/ tense action is well managed by the beautiful Rand st. residence here,| company, Dwight A. Meade was tn} ‘went on trial for her life today be-| the title role, St, Elmo, and handled fore Superior Judge Frank B, Og-|the character to a nicety, Miss |Plorence Bell, as Edna Earl, and other members of the cast, added AAs onl yard h the Int it. Miss Louise much to e interest. * ann he Mrs, Drown, who has admitted | Metis made her first appearance in “abe shot her husband, will plead) Cole as Mra. Powell, and won some one answered. Then spoke in the tribal tongue Tyee Tahola Hl, of the Quinault tribe, who has lived a turbulent cen tury “If there is any fraud in this meet temporary insanity, and will at: friends at the start. She is @ South-|ing, it will not be done through A CRACK AT YAL tempt to show that she was undal-|ern girl, and handied the part con-|Christ anced by the alleged actions of her| vincingly | Fete ic scones hn aaa id bho mn eeaee, Whom she charges wae an C8 a “good” Indian for a quarter of a| NEW HAVEN, Fob. 24.—Rey. Dr, re wun Mie. Marie at century. He gave bis personal ac-| Henry Sloan Caffin, Yale 81, told Jar. THE PANTA count of the Indian treaty made|the alumnt last night that, in the| —- . ° | The appearance of the Riding Duttons, the feature of_the new Pantages bill, shows two petty girls and a man, who are experts at the | ctreus riding entertainment. Jaly 1, 1855, with Territorial Gov-| ernor Isaac |. Stevens, of which he was one of the signers. ee ee struggle to produce an average man, Yale wes sacrificing the tn- tellect of men of ability to raise | the intelligence of fools of the : Chief Geor Charley, } be th t SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 24.—| “Retween the Reels,” an operat wee appeal g Povgnr gy Mn bo DIDN’T 60 FAR Hope is held out for the mental re-|playlet, gives Cecilia. Rhoda and ha snoslwater tribes, maid covery of Michae! Haitsch, who walked into the police tion here three days after relatives in Penn syivania had recetved a telegram from him saying he had been kid- | George Crampton an opportunity to jsing Krand opera selections and | popular song, all of which was well enjoyed Patsy Doyle has a laugh tn every) “Our young men and young wom-! en can take care of themaelves, But what of the old with whom the government has not kept faith?” one ALAMEDA, Feb. 24—Mra, Mabel Overman, who disappeared Wednes day from the Alameda home of her father, Wellington Gregg, Sr., turn- jure of the government to fulfil ite promises, and of the old people who uffer from sickness and poverty —o | © Fackaroos galore thrill Tivoli this week in the bill which opened last night before a cheering “We are a perishing race.” they audience. John Spain, world-fs-\said. The government had been mous horseman, and his rough rid: niggardty with tts doles of blankets ere ers have an unusually good Wild and beef. West act. } ee VALDEZ IS JOYOUS Ed & Allen and his company! At last up rose Philip Hor orean |make merry tn “The Gay Decety-| young man and a Clallam from VALDEZ, Alaska, Feb. 24.—With/er,” a brisk playlet. The beauty Gamble, and he hurled straight talk fireworks and speeches,|chorus seemed more charming |into the teeth of the old men who} celebrated the passing of the|than ever and was liberally ap /had spoken | Dill last night, and started | plaud: “The Corner Grocery} “I come among you, my brothers,” | ; orrible Effects . & campaign to secure the sea ter-| Store” + dded attractio’ = | of Skin T bl aS ae Se rene ogee pe en SAVE YOUR HAIR! IF FALLING OUT Sezassatoxstace?apa | 7 Sagk Soma “OR DANDRUFF—25 CENT DANDERINE non-reservation Indian I speak.” Eradicator of All Skin HERE'S THE ign he legally “lives” there, accord: to a decision by Federal Judge Cushman today. He ruled that Jake Gronich was still a resident of Portland, where he was tried and convicted, in a suit brought to can- cel the prisoner's papers, A warning against money and worship was sounded by at the Knights of Colum- banquet last night at the Wash- ington Annex. He reviewed the history of treaty- making which has left the Indians Ae eh dependents in a land which they; Just in a few days one had once owned. clear the akin of aj) manper of “Strictly speaking,” the Clatiam| blemishes such as pimples, blotch. | went on, “you are not a part of the | ¢%, liver-spota, ete.. If one will use ny nn owed [body politic. You are regarded an| Stuart's Calcium Wafers. Get a 25-cent. bottle of Know! |{ependents and are spoken of as| Don't use pasty lotions and ton's Danderine from any drug) mate Gs ine Mekion. tur aie waukeee Geer Cee Store or toilet’ counter, and after|.. “ANd that ie how the majority of they are working constantly with the first application your hair wilt the People see us, as we hold onto the blood to throw off the impurt- take on that life, luster and Inauri.|the rim of tife, whirling round with | “es of your system. ance which {s so beautiful. It wil! |the earth and dropping off one by) me wavy and finffy and have one Into the turbulent whirlpools of | tia sepeceenes ‘of abundance: an |Stupidity, Ignorance and darkness Incomparable gloss and softness,|that sucks the sweetness from us but what will please you most will |and vomits up the hoary husks of be after just a fow weeks’ use, Our lives with the refuse of misery when you will actually see a lot of #74 death, fine, downy hair—new hair—grow- et us wipe out the silly tears! ing all over the scalp. of self-pity and observe the gran devir of thone Ives in the center of our sphere of existence. Let us do ia y with the secret enmity and listen to the melody of their life! “Oh! too, have fathered a grudge against them from time im) 1 have tasted) ating maxime of their philosophers, it has put the grudge to shame. j “The United States ts a young nation. Do you hear your white brothers whimpering and whining? “Poverty! Poverty ts no dishonor if you travel with it by jes! MEN! Is out fast. tonight—now—any A little Dan- tme— hair fal dert will o ol & feverishness and itching scalp, which, if not reme- the hair roots to We ‘ y ds Upon he IaW* Complexions and Stuart's Cal our ancient traditions. “Don't you see, my brothers, that impure blood—-and you can't cure that is a yoke we have been bur. them by rubbing atuff on the out- dened with too long? Would you! *ide of the face. Purify the blood perpetuate traditions based on {I-, 0d the blemishes will disappear. lusions, fearful monsters of the| Stuart's Calctum Wafers will earthly dream; those bones that | Often clear the complexion in a few were slaves to the dream of life? Gays time. That's the wonderful The quicker we forget their soul Part of it—they act right off—tin a orgies, their medicine men, voodoos "ITY That's because they're and devil doctors; their weird made of just the Ingredients need- chantings and mumblinge against |! [© drive all poisons and impurt the shadows and the night, their| ties from the blood. That's why gnosticisms, maunderings, {|doctors prescribe them #0 con- mysticiem and ontological fantasies *t4ntly. for that's the stuff our traditions |, YOU will speedily enjoy a beau are made of—and the sooner we tiful complexion if you use these cast them Into the abyss of forget. Wonderful little Wafers. Your face fulness, the better for us and our will become as clear and pure as a future generations. |roxe, Nobody likes to have pimply: “Rouse, my brothers! Live in the | {aced people around. With Stuart's) present! Oh, I know that the spirit Calcium Wafers you don't have to| of the Indian has long been cru walt for months before getting re-| down. But those of us who have Suits. Even bolls have been cured — _ in a few days’ time with these re-| and get a pair of regular $5.00 Glasses for $2.50. MARCUM OPTICAL CO., 917 FIRST AVE. _—BIG—— Wednesday Specials Free Delivery. |markably effective blood cleansers | Your whole system will feel better | Free Delivery. the new clubhouse of the Federat- | ed Women's Clubs ef Seattle, mem bers will entertain at a benefit bridge and whist party Friday even- London Drygood Table Olleloth rket white Includes Dancing All Evening PRIZE WALTZ FOR CASH PRIZES. hewt, no white pound Ma ApS ing at § o'clock in the reoaptiay | uh room of the Standard Furniture Co. i" | Prizes will be given. Tickets | LARS CREE. , lare selling at 25 cents each, by church THE STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1914, Lord and Lady Decies ‘Plain Folks’ Lord and Lady Oecies caught by a camera flashlight as his lord- Raped and was held for $200 ran-| move; Duncan and Holt win laughs) nt ed wp safely at the residence of her Haitsch was visibly brighter, |in a blackface act; Clara Stevens &| Once the Clatsops were a numer brother, H. B.Grege. | be lowing a restful sleep. Co. has a pretty dancing act; the bs ad ~~ tpt tribe. Now bat Mi oe ae ; ' a ~ ae hth Capa oA Eula Lee Quartet has a good atsop remains he - a tou! inspection o' “Lam a Clatsop man,” said Bob| CAN'T “LIVE” CELL | titie, are just plain foike. ” SOUND WARNING musical act. a peer’ 7S. “All the rest are IN Bs ae -—_——¢ | dead.” TACOMA, Feb, 24.—Just becau H . THE Tivoli | These and others spoke of the fail-|a man ts tn the federal prison is m4 a the Gould SHE WINS $500 KANBAB CITY, Mre Mo., Feb. 24 Mary Lanter has obtain- ed damages of $500 In her suit railway com- Lanter is She contended that impeded Four mintaters of arfield st, ight.” ‘Quinine TOMORROW, W of nature. ze verty bullt from) Wafers Are Famous for Skin| Choice Shoulder Po ‘our own t | ” ‘The Marcum Optical Co. have just started their seventh years fy sition teat cat ontnnte or eee Cleansing. Roast . aie business with a record of over twelve thousand satisfied patients. call to the tribes is to perpetuate! 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Sie ee | TONIGHT t and in rich ins gual f natural healing pl As one part of a campaign to| o e Other preparation@ will not work In » abted ‘ hin combination raine an indebtedness of $6,000 on | Admission 5Oc ince ets su sn as mit It ny o thou w used cough riute matintnc ly ‘refunde ation " il wet It for 1@ Pinex Co., 1 ie in San Francisco re The Deci: Lord Decies, otherwise known as John Gra-| ham Hope Horsley Beresford, is a hero of the Boer war and married Vivien Gould in 1910. They have a daughter, Elleen Vivien Beresford. | holdings. 4 POWERS LAND THEIR MARINES IN MEXICO CITY WASHINGTON, Feb, 24.—Every world power, except the United | States, will soon have marines and blue jackets guarding its interests in Mexico City England and Germany already have legation guards, France and Japan have advised the Washing- ton administration that they have | decided to send guards to their le gations. Other powers were ex- | pected today to act similarly But there will not be a landing of ns unless there should be | { | heces#ary Admiral Fletcher, tn charge of the United States fleet at Vera Cruz, is understood to have sent word that in an emergency he can get marines to the capital in 24 hours. With the feeling so tense as at present, It was feared here that the presence of armed Americans in | Mexico City, Instead of tending to keep the peace, might precipitate disorder, HOLDS TWO JOBS WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.—Con- gressman Mann is trying to unseat Representative Jas. M. Curley, also | mayor of Boston, because he is hold- ing two Jobs at once. CINCINNATI, ©., Feb. 24,—-Mar- garet J. Phillips, Newport, Ky | wants a divorce because her hus | band forced her to break up house- keeping and move 14 times fn a FIND HER IN ICE NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb. 24.- |The body of Miss Elizabeth Evans, elderly nurse, missing a week, was found frozen in the harbor Ice, RECOVER TWO BODIES | BUTTE, Mont, Feb. 24.—The ‘bodies of John Hart and John Sul |livan, killed in a cave-in last Fri | day, were recovered from the South ern Cross mine today 'GETS ANOTHER ONE. | ROMORANTIN, France, Feb. Miss Charlotte Herman is the Iatest woman to figure in an esca- pade with “Affinity” Pinney Earle. {She is under arrest with Earle here on a charge of alding him in kid: |naping his son from a school, THIS ROMAN ACCEPTS | ita ROME, Feb Ex-Mayor Na than of Rome accepted the Italian jcommissionership to the Panama | exposition DORMITORY BURNS EVANSTON, Il, Ill, Feb Heck Hall, a Northwestern ‘unt- versity dormitory, burned, with $60,000 loss, 40 students escaping safely “4 i;|WILL HELP A FAMILY | celina The Seattle Press club will give a concert Friday night for benefit of Mrs. C, W. Lanning and childrer who are des i, according to a warrant for the husband, ual violence as to make it] /KEPT HER BUSY pervision—has old-fashioned in nearly all of press comment, some of to convert his property int loans upon it, has been experience. 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The decision/ was handed down in the test case | brought by the Plymouth Coal company MOTH TO Mi RI A parents’ meeting will soon be/| held In@he afternoon at the public |ibrary at some date after the gen- erat election, Mothers with young children are, especially invited. A graduate of the first interna-/ /tlonal class of those who studied | jwith Madame Montessori in Rome | will address the parents on the/ adaptation of the principles of |true education, as scientifically ap-| | plied by the founder of the system. | | All wishing to be notified other. jwise than through the press will |register in the paront-teachers’ room, on the top floor of public | brary CLUB BANQUET | Roger Pierce, general secretary of the Harvard Alumni association, | will be the honor guest tonight at the annual dinner of the Seattle | Harvard club in the University club annex. } | | | | O, Feb. 4 nton and her daugh ter, Maude, were found uncon scious in a room at their home| here today, with gas escaping from a jet which had been accidentally opened, Both are expected to die. GEM OF A _ RECORD} NEW YORK, Feb, 24.—Importa- tions of diamonds and other gems at New York during 1913 totaled $46,137,328, according to W. B Treadwell, jewelry examiner at the appraisers stores. All records broken, | Mrs. | | FISHERMAN DROWNS Falling off the deck of the St.| Anna, Louis Kalnich, 50, a fisher-| man, was drowned yesterday after noon six miles off Point No-Point, | renerinaiien fae miesiionnp THE EMPRESS ° |. Kara, a Juggler, is the headline of ering at the Empress this week ome fair vaudeville ts seen in the rest of the bill, which is up tol the Empress standard of art. BREAKS HER LEG TURNING IN BED KING CITY, Mo. Feb. 24.— What is pronounced by physt- cians to be the most remarkable accident on record here, oc- curred this week, when Mrs. Ella Sawyer broke her leg while attempting to turn over in bed. The break is a serious one. Safe for Babies, Effective for Grown-Ups. That's Foley's Honey and Tar Com- pound. It has the confidence of your druggist, who knows it will give you satisfaction. V . 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