The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1914, Page 3

a ene eeemegy- sor 1914, THE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, TAR’S CIRCLE FOR YOUNG FOLI< I suppose that's Punch,” el. “Well thought 1 don't admire his Take your said Hana, po face And I'll do it, too!” he shouted alf-past §& Keep And for half a bone I'd leave this “If I have to wreck the show! curtain now, You poor stool and haul him from his The are times when realiem 1 t place really goes too far, you know COMFORTABLE CHAIRS FOR A BOY’S DEN THE STAR'S NEW | CIRCLE. MAKES TS BOW TODAY nd girls, it's here. ind the ildren’s depart Well, boys Today beginning of | s and girls. | and finest cor ducted world, The Folks Is real-) Jack depart: | r You arged Uncle ereafter there will be no mem besa eecoanary to compete in the| Th® making of @ boy's room as) show verakty contests. As a starter, the| Comfortable as possible usually is! The material used for the ham-| considered the work of the house | mock like seat and back should be department offers a dyilar cash as p. wife, but the boy can help by pre-| heavy bur or denim, and care . he contest and cond! tHe vin vs toe slscwhere ints partog some simple articles of fur-| should be u n fixing the height Hons wil be fc ~~ | niture, of the front rod so that it shall be column. There is nothing as comfortable lower than the length of leg from Special effort will be made to get together the finest collection of ar ticles of special interest to children | heel to a little below the knee of the person using It If this latter dimension is not ob as a good, easy ch and 0 | the forme of eeay chalre are extremely | easy to make. | available for this column. Particu-| ty tact, the three chairs that are| served, the chair will be exceeding: | lar attention will be paid to any/ shown in the accompanying sketch|ly uncomfortable, ‘The other two | local news which is of interest tO) are so simply made that it {s not|chairs are most attractive when the younger readers of The Star necessary to «ive any other direc-| made of hard wood and simply 1 Bagg ragaronree oar lag fimes) tons than the pictures thenrffelves | stained tn Mission style be open to ntributions. aoe have a drawing, a picture, a or an ftem of news, boys and pee which you think will sult the depart: | meat, it will be gratefully received Address all communications to “Director Star Circl>,” in care of the Seattle Star. Teachers and principals of public | ith} TWO YOUNG MOTHERS AND Sccesrews scene THEIR BABES POISONED ow pe sehr ‘ eyes Lean SAN JOSE, Feb. 28.—Refore roing, three victims were or 0 activities at school functions an doctor's prompt j other interesting school news will further with their probe into the] rs prompt a be welcomed. The phone number Is Main 9400. Ask for the Circle department. ; The department will appear on!Shierio, as a result this page each Saturday. younger child died, and DIRECTORY STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO. || ooo R. TIKE ST. Northwest Distributors, Phone East 612. lice were awaltin the report of the! ; Benson, he poisoning of Mrs. Ruby Benson, her | 2.) prancisco chemist to whom the 15-month-old baby Wayne, Mrs. Rose | baby's stomach was sent for an |Hodgess and her’ tyearold 80M | gig of which the| The quartet fell {ll and the baby and the othe? | gied yesterday, following “ lunch eon of condensed milk and dough nuts, and Dr. C, M. Richards sald thelr symptoms suggested strych nine Neither Mra, Benson, aged 18, nor | Mra. Hodgess, 21, lives with her a | band, They had two boarders, however— Darid Bennett and Glenn Buckw a} | The former was detained an a wit-| ness. The police are looking for | Buckwall. ALL FALL FOR IT | PORTLAND, Feb. 28.—So grate. ful was Sadie Miller when Munictpal | Judge Stevenson allowed her th stay in her lodgings tn a dubious neigh borhood until she had money enough to move that she seized his honor nd kigeed him audibly. The court had to blush. TAKING A CHANCE. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 28 cal syndicate paid $600,000 miles of Hunters Point wa counting on a huge increase in = when the Panama canal opens | (TR OUTOF WILDS, "AMERICAN DORRIS TRUCKS 604 Mast Pike. W. H. Barnes & Son Guaranteed Continuous Service. Covers Every Truck Soild. MILLER AUTO CO. M. A. MILLER, Manager. Motor Trucks Seattle's Largest Dealers Garage and Salesroom 610 Seneca St. Phone Main 6504. WASHINGTON CAR- icloeniaumabearss JOSE BONIFACIO, Brazil, Feb 1515 BROADWAY * Col. Re elt wnd party arriv ed all well, after discovering a river PHONE EAST 467. in the South American wilds. OUT OF DANGER NEW YORK, Feb. 28.—It was ad-| mitted today Vincent Astor has had | \Ree. though ont of danger now. ENDS HIS | LIFE OAKLAND, Feb. “28 er George Robinson of Nevada cit shot himself dead last night, with his lips pressing his marriage ring | EASY WAY OUT | 4 Fours, Continental Motors $1,650 to $2,650 Imperial | Auto Agency it. 2 Sixes, Imperial AN HONEST CAR AT AN mowuee Hudson—Paige Studebaker Garford Llippard-Stewart Pacific Car Co. Robert Atkinson, Mgr. 808 East Pike Si. Phone East 670 Ex -Treasur Waterhouse Trading Co. Auto Department Touring Cars and Motor Trucks BENTON, Cal, Feb. 28.—Post-| master F. B. Remington took poison and died when an inspector arrived | jo examine his accounts 1514 Broadway. Phone F911 | | | AGAIN, MAXINE? ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES PARIS, Feb. 28. Tt war rumored BALLOU & WRIGHT Maxine Elliott was engaged to mar G, & 3. Tires and Tabee—« Safe Boy Anthon Wilding the tenni Phone East 471 lle champion Automobile Supplies 817 East Pike. RESIDENCE THEATRES : iw waren oy GROW sreasee At the Home on Sunday | we vemeve with General repairing Our Mutual Girl, No. 1," drama ee DALIT, MEG. & SALES CO : Romance of Sunshine Alley | 93 Union st Mata 1482 |) arama; “The Purse and the Girl { cre eS <> MID CAR | drama How Motion Pictures Are * Made Industrial Fooling Unele THE. WASHINGTON AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY | | comedy #18-820 Kast Pike Mt rae tae 1 At the Pleasant Hour Tonight The Quakeress two 1 drama fold in the Futu a , | drama House Hunting comedy me AN BALLOU & WRIGHT Nort Distributors Indian agd Kon 817 East Pike. Phone East 471 | Rest modern outside rooms in | Seattle, 26 to 50c, Stewart House, 86 Went Stewart (near Pike Publi Market).—Advertisement, HANS AND HIS CcHUMS | PERFORM SOME TRICKS F FOR STAR READERS Did 1 land him? You dummer Exel!” Hans ex Twould not t me t othe mean, unfeeling brute! As claimed. “Must everything [do be show because you made a roy A rescue scene le of mine stopped, or spoiled, or queered, or without your kind permissic was certainly a beaut stashed, or ripy apart by you? will finish it right now! | ’ THEO. ROOSEVELT GREATEST PRESIDENT | HERE’S CHANCE Members of the Circle club are not!fle that the contest for es TO WIN DO LAR © says on the greatest president of the United States since 1868 was L won by Florence Baes, living at 4703 81st The prize, a pound Whp was Christopher Columbus? box of candy, is waiting for Florence at The Star office That's rather a foolish question BY FLORENCE BAES to ask an American school ¢ , fen't it? But the Circle ¢ t In my estimation, Theodore Roosevelt was the greatest pres! ment really wants to know dent since 1868 Roosevelt was The boy or girl who furnishes the bext 1 Octods 186 He was once h ab See ah nd tion In 150 in New York ” an a cowboy, police ec mer, governor of New York and secretary , of war, During the Ate ican war he served as a colonel s will be preser with a Later he became t of the United States, Upon the d new onedollar death of President he was then president. He was re Tell in a few words who he Wag elected president in 196 state his birth and a few tn oosevelt starte the Panama canal, on of the wonders of to- cidents leading to the me o day, He also had in mind the welfare of the ire generations in thet memorable journey across the serving nature's resources of fore coal, oll and water pc Hantie He has a of his own and did bis work thore ra lg He was The best-written brief « utline of always on side of the right. He showed partiality to no one, rich | this great navigator’s Iife gets the or por prize The winner's name and mano 1868 Ther » | consider him the {dent since aren pre yund in next Satur it, Address letter department. In script will day's departr to the Star Cirele nent men and women, Hoe 18 re | care of The Star office. They must IT'S HERE, BOYS 9 |kitied as progressive and a stu ie in Ge Beldae risen Jent of ef ‘oblems eee Ellis, athletic dircetor for i ecient —'» thy School league, ts get MAKE ONE, BOYS ting things in shay the gram * mar school baseball season, Ellis Now that.the efty counct! bas be 4 the coming season will be shaped its laws #o that old d t atest in the history of the and his brothers must be ke leak zled or chained all the time, the ca Entry blanks now at th print nine member of the family has It ers and w ¢ distributed to the} tle chance at exercise, except at 2 hools durt the next the end of a leash, and it is often pe Weeks The principals will inconvenient to take the dog out have char of dintributing the y day for a walk blanks. Therefore it would not be amiss, | Entries ¢ March 19. The sea members, to make an exer on will open on \aturday bh for him, This can be done by P setting a 4xtinch ple tiniber | Hi in the ground about a foot, with ENDORSE LEWIS Dir three Inches projecting above the Warren HI lawyer, was rr mit surface, A disk {s made of common |today endorsed charter’ Dm-4 lumber, fastened together with bat ' pron! IL OOK! READ! THI K! tens ot under side. A steel or a oe. fron pin ts driven into the post tn ot the ground and a hole ts made tn r{s 99 ram ithe disk. Doggie runs along the ee ee ent same. (edge of the disk, and it revolves, | * sine piion, | making bimgran ter to keep «\trom being frown down and off td eee POR COLDS, INFLUEN COUGHS, SORE THROAT Ne _- * HOLD PRELIMINARY TESTS are expected to st ort s00n , a Preliminaries in the grammar school button testa are now being ‘The beet printshop in Seattle Fy id in Seattle's schools. The finals ‘The Ivy Press. | Third and Cherry: Elliott 873 Aching bones, we icopirig| | wheeze, general weakness and * The boy scouts are taking to the bs he ~Bovs LIKE To ROW HOTO 'PLAYS Mt et se bib Artin as ead. Doat drills like ducks take to wat and soreness in the “head, Jer. So great has been the demand, hest and back; cough, sore + [MaJ. Ingraham has found it neces: throat, hoar ss and = in- | printer who underbids all sary to appeal to the navy depart- fluenza, this is the Grip | igi —_"etoreble competition ‘iment for another boat, a favor| vet this best Its take| oem S which was {mmedtately granted.| Sak iy sbhtllae = The new twelve-oared boat for use! Hameley “Seventy-seven of the scouts is one which has been at once —- used exclustvely by the admiral at Bremerton. The new boat will be placed on Lake Washington. oe f yo 1 oO 0 | mane Oven If you wait until your bones | Paks ove | begin to ache, until you begin | theamatiam lto cough and wheeze, and the | $4 uaa Co recomes anc teat aide Id becomes settied and| \H | ¢-“eov-weanty crowns hangs on, it may take longer} 1 e to break up Hobert Hill, a freshman at the Queen Anne high school. thankful he joined the Training as a member 5c and $1.00, 3 mailed Meat boy of scouts. Que heue troop to procure a life-saving badge prepared Hill for the emer gency. His canoe upset on Lake DANCE AT Washington the other day, Hobert DREAMLAND awam until he had righted the boat TONIGHT jand then climbed In one end Ad lon. Siiee Sabena: SC PLAN OPENING HIKE Maj. E. 8. Ingraham, Is what Is happening to thousands} Seattle boy lof t every day. Why allow |details for the opening of the sum jthis to continue? Come to our of-|mer hikes, March 7. Troop No. 14 fices and have your case examined | has charge of the firat hike. The We tell you che will be from Kennydale to advice we give | Haystack mountain, Returning benefit and not the boys will participate in a big only the best ma-|rany at the Leschi park pavilion are within ev The troops will form at Rainier Beach at 8:45, Special chartered nehes Wilghe waiting to take th boys to Kennvdale. Upon reaching |the mountain top, camp fires will be built and Innches eaten The scouts arrive at Lescht park on the return about 6 o'clock. Brown bre ad and baked beans will be serv The evening will be spent in games, intermingled with entertain ment on the atnge LADIES FRET Mail Me This Free Coupon, 4 scouts, has complete ma nnd address free of charge | truth’ And the your use terials and our f erybody’s reach OURS IS BETTER DENTISTRY WE ADMINISTER GAS route Drafts to Pept. LKS, th ne n fer Mic To everyone suffering with RHEUMATISM Reliance I Make This Unlimited Offer| Dental | Office Tie ul eon. Sate 201382 ciel wide | 2 as 4 alll wend ae «| Free Theatre Tickets » laboratory, ready to begin thetr the minute you 7 TO READERS OF STAR WANT ADS Monday, week and Thursday of each the Tuesday, Wednesday a mes will appear in want ads, that a set of at sage telling some Star reader seats await them for a stated performance the SEATTLE THEATRE Last week tickets 1 L..H “Thi may printed tickets Dumas and be the were awarded to J Secley week your name Che one are aed oem cen, a Read Star Want Ads is mighty/ a | head of the} Mile. Nina, an adventuress, \mar- ries Colonel Robert Pritchard, a retired British army officer, who! does not suspect her identity. His |nephew, however, bas met her be |fore, and recognizes her. The| jcolonel will not believe at first but proof convinces him. To save the family pride he shoots himself. It is the law of his kind The incident and resulting events so probable that the story is given a certain ad reality and drives home the point of the story the fallacy of ancient “family honor.” Cleo Madison and Herbert Rawlinson play the leads. “The Low of His Kind,” is at the Alham bra are eee North of 53,” a Kay Bee drama} n $wo parts, starting at the Class} A Sunday, ts a story of Northern Canada. Poleon, accompanied b: his friend, bids bis sister, Cele: tine, farewell. They are bound for jthe wilderness to th their winter trapping Franc secretly loves James Lewis, a mounted poli of the Dominion service, an ac er, later betrays the girl. The scenery throughout the film fs ex quisite, A comedy and another |drama complete the bill ° Class A Sunday Until Night | “North of two-part Kay Bee 3 The Black Hand Conspir- Apollo comedy; “The Money Taxaae American drama Melbourne Sunday Until Night three-part Majestic Idler Reliance r and Perey Koimic comedy girl the Tuesday | Tuesday } | “Ruy drama The |drama; “The Plu and “Spring 1 Blas, ° Grand Sunday Until Tuesday Night The Colonel's |ter,” Kay Bee; Majestic drama; ter Thanhauser comedy; The} Wild Man From Borneo” and What the Burglar Got,” split Kom comedy WHAT'S GOING ON in a desperate attempt to mislead Adopted Daugh The Skating M he women voters of Seattle into the Trenholme camp, the Pl. ha been misquoting the facts in a num. ber of cases This morning appeared the name of Mrs. C. A. Briggs, seoretary of the Alki Improvement club, as one « the Trenholme supporters Mrs, B 8 not a Trenh supporter, and absolutely denies the |, Publication to that effect in the Pol this morning STUDENTS WILL PLAY The Krinke Piano schoo! will present its students in a musical recital at the hall, Broadway and | Pine, next Thursday night A BIG PROGRAM TONIGHT and SUNDAY From Top to Bottom, 2 Iwo Part Features “The Devil Fox of the North” Featuring Barbara Tennant in a stirring drama of the great Canadian wilds. “The Laws of His Kind” A drama of Scot- 4 land at the time of the South African war. ee LAUGHS LAUGHS] “SCOOPED BY A HEN | Coop” Featuring Ramona h Langley. SCENES IN SAN FRANCISCO Showing the inter- esting points of our sister shipping rival. SONGS The All-Star Trio. Alhambra 10c 5c Westlake at Pine. BULL BROS, ‘Just Priaters 30 gh THIRD «AIN busine: NAVY YARD “ROUTE Kennedy, Tourtsr and Athlon Doek, Seattle: © 10:30 a my 2 unday, 3:80}, 6 1 © Colman t Sunday) except Sunday [pom Saturday, 11:45 p Time Table subject to change without