The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1914, Page 2

SEFESERASTAT ESAS EIT H PD FL ees 3. ee ~ ——————— Scene From “The HamTree,” at the Meore. (2) Dorothy Raymond, at the Tivoli. (3) Chas. Bhad, at the Seattle. ! ¢ ° -— - e The hunger-making story of “Th = Ham Tree,” inimitably told by Me Intyre & Heath, will be heard Sun day night at t Mo te ginning a fourd t a The ever-popular black CLINTON, Wl, Fed. 28.—Awalt-, ban station, he says, by a tele ¢ e ane. toneth for 49 trial for murder in jail here,! phone message purporting to come | years, need no introduction to Se E. Person, editor of a union from a friend tattle theatre-goers. ‘The produc paper, has converted his, On reaching the station, Musser|tion, first a ville act, has rison cell into a newspaper office, stepped from ind a wall that) been modernt and increased to Be from behind iron bars, he ts/had concealed him and hit Person |a vast scale. The chorus will show regting the publication of his in the back of the ad, felling |100 beauties: cage him to the ground. Musser welghed| “Mutt and Jeff in Panama,” ‘The trial of Person for the mur 200 pounds, Person ts a little fel- | showing new adventures of the of a strikebreaker will bring low, wetghing 120. Fisher characters, will be seen (fo a climax the labor troubles th Person was slugged, pounded and three days at the Moore, starting We disturbed business conditions choked by Musser until bystanders |next Friday night. The play pro Clinton since the Illinois Central pulled Musser away from him. vides plenty of fun, and the two road ~employes’ strike began The little editor, with blood | well-known comedii of the funny Oo years ago. Frequent encounters of strike kers and strikers, often ending Bloodshed, culminated Dec. 1% with the killing of Tony Mus- strikebreaking gunman, by E. Person, labor editor. Person, who is a small man, of slight physical strength | streaming down his face, drew a papers are in the revolver and emptied It into Mus-|tain to exit march. ser, who dropped dead tn his tracks The editor gave himself up | LOBBYING HARD: — tion from cur a "as Soma tacas| WORK, DECLARES Gunboat frmnith, who # Seattle on his way to the top of office to the nearby interur-| the fistic lad ‘and bdelier ‘old friend” Jack Johnson on the dream wagon, will draw the spotlight tn his direction ean land our as the Pantages feature for the RETS” FOR ALASKA BISHOP inh tae = COSTIVE BOWELS | Bishop P. T. Rowe, who Iald aide | rousing reception, he has a host IDACHE, SOUR STOMACH, his reverend mien and churehly | of friends here. JOUSNESS AND BAD TASTE garb to go into the halls of con-|) “Walker's Happy — Girls. a GONE BY MORNING gress and lobby for the Alaska rail troupe of colored entertainers, wil) | way bill, is in Seattle today on his | be = Py mort pga A The Te iicks hee now, lway home. Maginini Family, in a musical act Tonaue, Bad Taste, Indt| The bishop has charge of Episco-|ranville & Mack, the Itallan com Gellow Skin and Miserable | palian churches and schools in the |*¢% duo, and Clinton & Rogers ‘come from « torpid itv. | North. The Narragansett Pier Couple, ‘and clogged ged bowels, which cause, He says that lobbying ts hard |! amart sayings and songs, will stomach to become filled with | work, almost as hard as “mushing d Wags ate 6 Saeeey program food, which sours and) “We Alaskans, backed by you Se-| woeaeen J e like rbage in a ewill attle folks, put that bill through by | THE SEATTLE That's the first step to un- sheer force of num. rs,” said be. tt: i Salidesenancl misery — indigestion, foul bad breath, yellow skin, fears, everything that ts hor “Checkers,” the race tracks. adventure and romance, will be the that exciting play of with its thrill of 40 HOURS BEGIN and nauseating A Cascaret | offering va the Hatley & Mitchell ager nk waerate® con | players Seattle theatre next you out by morning.| The Forty Hours, the Lenten de | ree itl Teak tin tare Ot “work while you sleep—e 19-|Yotional period, will begin wit en ean ee a exolutions mass in the cathedral tomorrow at box from your druggist will ll o'clock. A procession will follow, and all the other gripping features feel 00d for month: ins of evinces ‘women take #|in which cathedral school children, |0f the book will be falthfully por ow and then to keep the Ushers’ gulld and Bishop O'Dea ‘T* oe stomach, liver and bowels reg- Wil! participate. Special devotions | ¢ _ CS ee e ‘and never know a miser-| wil! take place Sunday, Monday aud THE TivoLl =| moment. Don't forget the Tuesday evenings o- e ~ehildren—their little insides need - Twelve graceful, lssome girts, | Ma good, gentic cleansing, toa appropriately gowned, will glide . | through the fascinating undula t S | Itions of the latest rpsichorean 1st On eatt @e- novelty, “The Denatured Tango, |next week at the Tivoli in the fea : ~ | ture chorus appearance J Sinel One att ohn Sinclair and Oscar Patterson | ry musical comedy, “The Spoon |were under arrest and Robert Mc-| ,..8° inns Cmeaan ie beth jee and Frank Kuch were injured,| Kocting @ Flood Portland company “Gee wo badly that it wos Counted |e ane d ‘Would live a resalt of an| 2" Disyers, headed by Billy Onslow SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. on Made Goods In doing this you enable the jacturer to increase his “dutput, and compel him to em- lision eorly totay.| *7thur Harrison, Madge Carreg more help. REMEMBER, y folds chores and Dorot Raymond, all old fa greater the weekly payroll, | was placed pane boy ee sthe greater Seattle. Jed the car for a joy ride RFE? eg @ Bakeries | Beautiful Silverware THE ORPHEUM ? For Star Readers ° 70 ,; ° on Fullen, a University of A set of alx beautifully decorated French gray finish Silver Tea | Spoons free to mail subscribers to far¥ The Star. They are of beautiful Washington graduate, will be seen at the Orpheum next week tn the title role of “To Save One Girl,” a new play by Paul Armstrong Several additional attractions will {design and will last a lifetime. A gy the bi naan & Chee. £14 Fifth Ave. W. [|set of these spoons could not be|! out the AL {duplicated at any store for less » my than $ We have bought them THE EMPRESS in such large quantities thet we are! @ aloG able to give them to our subscrib-| A romance of real life, “I've TamaleGrotto ers. All that is necessary for It,” in announced as the feature of Chili Con Caras to do is to pay your subserl; the new Empress bill, beginnir ° * Chicken Tamales The Star one year in advance Monday. Bessie Browning, com 5), and the spoons will be sent p and Bi ; F a, : ‘ an nne, and Beulah Gwynn and jain 5306 We Deliver. Bi vou, charges paid. If your subserip-, David Gossett will add to the tn 1511 Thirc Avenue Whelesale and Retail Line Delicatessen |tion does not expire for some time, you can take advantage of this offer now and renew for a year| |from the time {t expires, or by in teresting a friend In The Star to| take years subscription at the regular price, yon will receive the terest of the new show PREM IS A BEAR Thomas Smith of ‘ult Goods Town Marshal “ : ” spoons just the same. Centennial Best Me Enumclaw was felled to earth anc i Sheriff Jim Sullivan badly THE LAST N scratched by a rough and ready per FROM Hi John has yet Ab h was subdued after Deputy Sul Macaroni fired three shots and clubbed him into ubroission ith his re Ys volver Washington Brand The fight started in a aloon acaront, Spaghett!, Vermice!!i, | Premovich was wrought to the Alphabets, Elbow Cuts, county jail last night, He t® con sidered sane, but can son for his outbreak BANKER FREED give ho rea Egg Noodles. Manufactured by A. F. GHIGLIONE & SONS SAN FRAY S CISCO, ‘eb. 28.—The Made in SHATTLR & federal grand jury quashed the In “gg Eile dictment It had voved against Vice shho~lconcentont President Naylor, of the First Na Get our prices defo 2076 ARCADE BLDG tional bank of Berkeley, charging AMERICAN PORTABLE HOUSE CO. SEATTLE {him with making a fal port to ORI Arcane pees eee \the comptroller of the currency. “CASES WON AGAINST PACKERS IN SEATTLE e > Diamond toe Co., 40 “mummi fied” beeves cremated on court order three years ago. Sulzberger Sone Co, fined $550 by Judge Albertson in October, 191%, for misbranding lunch tongue. Paid recently, after withdrawal of appeal to supreme court. Sulzberger Sons Co., fine of $75 and costs for selling adul terated lunch tongue. Morris & Co, packers, charged with misbranding pot ted canned beef, Case now pending Other charges now being pre- pared, In apite af a lone and persistent campaign being waged by State Pure Food Inspector Will H. Adame and Deputy Prosecutor Crawford White against violators of the food laws, new oa of the sale of rot ten canned stuffs and “tricks of the trade” are continually being un covered | SEATTLE HAS BECOME THE DUMPING GROUND OF EASTERN PACKERS WHO WISH TO GET RID OF ANCIENT AND OUT LAWED FOOD PRODUCTS UNFIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION! And Seattle is getting @ black eye comm ly a result. From the small towns of the Northwest Jcomes the inaistent complaint that joanned goods pived from thin city as a wholesale distributing cen ter have proved unsativZactory and unsalable | | The same word comes from | Alanka | Seattic Loses Trade | “If we can't get what we order j from. Seattle, we can buy our stuff |from Portland and San Franctsco, |declare the outraged merchants | | existe right at And this condition THE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1914. ° FOR SPOILED CANNED MEAT? IT’S GIVING CITY BLACK EYE @ the of Alaska'n new er beginning of prosperity Several ¢ cured recent But the sale gone right on There In a case against Morrin & An agent of the ink to Pr the very In question after the case against the Sulzberger Co, wa started. In other words, he took a chance, In spite of the prosecution of another dealer The state pure food law in a re enactment of the federal law Little Federal Activity There has been little act of federal inspectors against packers In case federal inspectors were called by the defense in a case, and the dealer was acquitted Deputy White has @ cabinet full of “impure specimens,’ through all sorts of food stuffs. pays the present Inws ficient to cope with the A bill now before ws re quiring all paékers of canned goods bows the date of packing on he considered a real solu lotions have been ne and in of impure now pendin Co. packers, accord Whit eutor He are insuf vil mar or the tin tion Prevent Price Juggling And what would fs more Important, {t prevent the storage of i products and a juggling of f penefit of the packer » date would force him on the market at once, preventing any at tempt at price control The state penalty for violations ia not severe enough,” said Prose cutor White, “The next legislature should raixe the offense from that of a misdemeanor to one where a heavy fine and prison sentence ld be sed. The penalty wis a maximum fine of $500 and ) fall sentence, The court should given retionary power to! an sa fine of $5,00 year tn jatl or years tn the nitentiary, ac cording to the enormity of the of-| | fonse Editor The Star Permit me to outline briefly my attitude in the mayoralty campaign When I discovered that a big slush fund had been secretly col lected for the Trenholme primary campaign, I began in public speeches to demand full informa tion for the public regarding that An effort was being made by Trenholme's supporters to «et! votes with tht use of money, to buy votes, to buy the office, and to buy | {t with money contributed in secret. 1 am opposed to slush funds, op posed t othe purchase of votes and | the purchase of office. To my mind | thie issue transcends all others, 80} jong as we countenance the pur- chane of office with slush funds, we can ne fight campaigns out LYNCH RESIGNS Postoffice employes are working | under considerable excitement owing announcement that © L. Lynch, superintendent of the city delivery, has resigned. The recent visit of the govern- ment effiefency committee to Coast postoffices has resulted in several changes elsewhere. Clerks here are waiting anxiously for the Seattle re port WE’LL COLLECT An appropriation of $581.27 has been made from the general fund to pay D. C, Kessler, inapector in the health department, who had been laid off without legal cause by Dr. Crichton for six months, and order. ea reinstated by the court xX NOTICE Lower Prices According to our regu lar custom, we will estab lish the following March 1 on and MILK Milk 12 Pasteurized 8 1-3 quart ; quarts for dollar ; per pint a a Certified Milk—I5c a quart 10¢ pint Cream 20c per Coffee half pint; Whipping half pint; 25 Cream—15¢ 35¢ per pint For regular deliverie this “milk and healthfulnes cream tele ot ot phone ELLIOTT 223 | SL. Paul Stove Repair | & Plumbing Co. VOTERS SHOULD REPUDIATE SLUSH FUND CANDIDATE on other lesues, because, regardless of what other | * there a mon ey will control In the primary campaign I de manded full pubite information re | carding that slush fund. In add} |tton to this I pledged myself to con tinue that demand unt!! the Infor mation was made public, and to op- pose the election as mayor of the Deneficiary of that slush fund Thanks to The Star, there is now hope that this information will be made public, at least in part. I |have the fullest confidence that |The Star's committee will use ev- ery reasonable effort to that end. But the people must do their part. If this committee reports, as | have every confidence it will, that thou sands of dollars have been spent for Trenhoime to but hundreds of dollers for Gill, is plainly the | duty of the voters of Seattie to de- feat Trenhoime, to repudiate that slush fund, and to serve notice, once for all, that the time is past in Se- attle when high public office can be purchased with money. JOE SMITH. Pies Drogetete estan ones in . re | Pree ry noe Dintment money to cure Itehing. 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HOBART LYRIC BY WILLIAM JEROME JOHN CORT Presents MSINTYRE REVIVAL OF THEIR BIGGEST MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS BEST DANCING CHORUS Sfaged 5 laa 4 i i 4 NIGHTS—Lower Floor $1.50 and $2.00, Baleony be The and 81.00, Gal lery the MATINEE WEDNESDAY—Entire Lower Floor $1.00, Balcony Sc and RECALL SUIT MOORE IS PUT OVER | 3:=-Mar.6..° TILLMONDAY ¢ $1.00 | |] FULL ELECTION RETURNS Between s Tuesday Night Ovo Pismems LATEST succes® MUTT 2 JEFF PARAMA Days rom. and Sun. MUTT and JEF Tho recall injunction sought by IN PANAMA | County Commissioner Hamiltor | MATS. will come up for further hearing Monday, having been continued for 508 4 People Judge Frater |] Everything New| Attorney Halverstadt, for Hamil-| This Time 50c ton, contended that the charges, | The two runny | fellows come to filed by Richard M,. White, did not life. specify any act which can be con strued as malfeasance or misfeas ance tn offic Wht fit | Seats Tessas) WEEK STARTING MONDAY, MARCH 9 4 a supplementary complaint, but Judge Frater grant Matinee Saturday 5 4 a motion to strike it out on the > mound that it \GaiRtiGl op ne¥ ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN PRESENTS matte Hamilton's sult 1s against Coun He wants the from printing ty Auditor Phelps. auditor restrained the petitions. ANYBODY WANT HOUSEBOAT AT BARGAIN PRICE? | Anybody want to take a filer in} houseboats? Henry Williams wants to sell his It's a good houseboat, with four| rooms. This ts the reason why he wants | to sell | Last December his wife died, leaving him with six small and) motherless children. He ia a la-| borer and cannot afford to employ a housekeeper. Judge Frater, of the juvenile court, r s to per EMMA TRENTINI IN THE COMEDY OPERA TRIUMPH “THE FIREFLY” Rook and by Gite Mnveiboek ot Maite ty Mntelt Meine. With the Beet America. Augmented Orchestre of 25. 26 Weeks at New York Casino. PRICES, 360 to $2.00 mit him to leave the children in the houseboat, unguarded. He is| unwilling to let them be given away for adoption | “I'd rather die,” he says. There is one way out: He o uid | take them back to Cardiff, W where he and his wife were born and wh they have relatives But the, journey would cost $300. “The kind of people,” » Williams explains who want houseboats canhot generally pay cash for them. | And I need the money now. I would sell for $200, and the buyer could make a decent profit by re selling on the {nstailment plan Whoever ultimately buys the houseboat will not have to pay rent, as it ts at the foot of Kil-| bourne st., in Lake Union, on pub-| 1 A | . e™M ce y lie property And, besides, there Danced at every performance of the Musical Comedy is enough firewood lying around to keep a famly a long time INTERESTED IN 8-HOUR DAY Eager to hear details of the prop- osition to create an eight-hour work. ing day for every one, 1,000 people attended the Universal Eight-Hour Day league last night, in the Dream land pavilion Initiative petitions will be ctarted at the polls next Tuesdo , as the first of a campaign to secure the passage of such a law by the next legisiature. BUYS INTO BANK O. K. Strizek bas purchased the “THE SPOONERS” Keating & Flood's Portland Compan; Nights, 7:15 Ihe aud 2he Chorus Girls’ Boxing and Wrestling Exhibition Night—Chorus Giris’ Musical Contest uced by imee 2130—15¢. Extra Tuesday Night Extra Friday EATTLE THEATRE BAILEY & MITCHELL MGRS "2068" AND SUNDAY MATINER AND NIGHT TONIGHT Week Commencing Mo ey & Mitchell Present interest of J. W. Roberts in the banking firm of Roberts & McKin : non, at Black Diamond, Wash. The bank has been run as a private ingse | Prices (Except Monday) tution, but it is the intention of th turday and Sunday |new firm to incorporate it in the (Monday) near future for $25,000 SATS RESBRV Charged with shooting at six striking ,teamsters near the Holgate et last December, fire station, G “Unequaled Vaudeville Means Pantages |C, Simms, a strike-breaker, was ac- Vaudeville” quitted of assault. yesterday after- ne noon by 8, jury In Judge Mackin BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE ¥ World's Greatest White Hope and Heavywelght Clalmant THREE AT ONCE} GUNBOAT SMITH PORTLAND, Feb. 28 Triplets, In a boxing exhibition with his sparring partner all girls, were born early today to Other big features, including Mr. and) Mra Daniel E. Toomey s ry . They weigh six, six and five and WALKER’S HAPPY GIRLS one-half pounds, ir, Toomey is a High-class colored entertainers at their best 10¢ AND 20¢ ratlroad brakeman, Another child is 8 years olo