The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1914, Page 3

soe? | THE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914, St. Paul Stove Repair 8 Plumbing @. Your Money for le-Made Goods. Furniture and Rattan ; special ate to order from Expe Repair! g on any kind Brrhieed “sy Rattan Furniture, ‘Our Payroll Helps You Give us a Trial Order, Rattan Furniture Co. 5 Sixteenth Avenue W. Sones Queen Anno 474 “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. Lsera Automobile Driving and Repairing Right faston De Dentists 1420 Second Avenue. Opposite Bon Marche. T AND NOWTACOMA’S RECALLED | MAYOR WANTSTO COMEBACK: GILL DID, HE SAYS, WHY NOT I? TACOMA, Wash., March 21. te The company surrendered —And now former Mayor A.V, [and the city got the land at {ts Fawcett, recalled, of Tacoma, hot the company's. bu ene man in business wants to come back. | could “Just why do you want to be 1 afford to do what I did am in the same position now 1 don’t owe a cent. T have no fa vors to ask of anybody. 1 am my mayor of Tacoma—again | “Fighting Fawcett straightened his {OR man. his big shoulders, He puffed Jruddy cheeks The hairs of his aie wr che med to bristle He Says He Didn't De anne It “If you had been mayor, and had done your full duty, and had been | recalled for doing {t, youd want to be mayor again he said, “I | want to wipe out the memory of that recall, which I didn't deserve. “If Hi Gill, over in Seattle, want- ed to be reelected on account of| ection just ill did, be- mus does not look his NEW YORK, March 21 bers of the artists’ cotony here are allying themselves on the side of) Mrs. Charlotte Porter Briggs tn con. testing the sult for divorce brought against her by her husband, who ts & prominent publisher. too,” Mem | I've got six at my house. Mrs. Briggs had been a mode! be “That's one reason why I want| fore she was married to be mayor of Tacoma—again.” | When he learned that xhe had! Any more reasons? 1 ros Nie — He's Out of Business | “Yes. Iam a business man, out! of business. All my been business training | Tacoma broke, | made money training has I came to I've | still got money No business man who ts atill in busines can do his full duty as mayor. He can't afford to. | me show you what I mean | We were buying land for th municipal dock. It belonged to the Northern Pacific. 1 had a dock| committee of business men, I was willing to pay $10,000 a lot Hold Out for More You Gotta Admit This Is Some Calf MEDFORD, Ore, March 21,—A calf with two perfect heads, two tails, seven legs, one leg having two perfect feet, two hearts, two pairs of lungs, two pairs of kid neye and two livers, is a freak of nature, born at Mac doel, Cal, hureday The other organs of the calf were normal, other than its sex was indefinable. This freak was born dead It will be mounted and pre served. HERE’S Pit PICTURE OF INNOCENCE AND WOMAN WHO POSED FOR IT HIS IS THE NIGHT WE CELEBRATE LOOKOUT FOR ALASKATRAIN ONSECONDAV. “All aboard!" Conductor Hiram C. Gill will give signal; up the throttle, and then DING! The pr ing Virg big ebration firet will roll Yealer to fir ut inta at, bonfire, surprises will wind up of t DONG! w TooT! Alaska up F Fourth eworks, ay he signing Alaska ratiroad bill and the ration of the era of Alaska’s gr opment ent The president of the of t will form The Too federal ex md av., and turning on , Where a ind several eattle’s cel of They'll Wear Uniform mayor, he spectal be dressed a locomotive the federal in will portray J. €. Chilberg, fireman, will throw in a shovelful of coa' Engineer Ernest Lister will open start the u at governor and Chamber of © who will constitute the ¢ express,” regulation unt m ow in tonight's big pageant the latest de velo; Alaska pment fn transportation First will come men with thelr packs upon their backs The PHOTO | PLAYS The Adventures of Shorty,” at the Class A, starting Su fw a | Broncho comedy of tt and Woolly” vartet Shorty attended the dance which the boys” of Clay Gulch gave to ‘the girls” of the town in a condi tion bordering on {ntoxleation. He Hevir Shorty” would not notice the deception, one of the cowpunck ers dresses man's clothes and coepts invitation to the | dance Shorty” finds that he has |been cruelly deceived, and decide to “shoot up" the pl The boys corral y," how ever, before he does any serious} damage, and take him down to the] frelght-yard, where they put him] | aboard a train bound for Goodness. pnowe-where. cee ‘ison drama, ealled » Shadow will be fea tured on the new bill at the Colon fal theatre today. It 1# the old story of n good business going wrong through the machinations of a crooked partner. How the af-| airs of the firm are finally straight ened out timely as sistance unsuspected | soure partner ts | doub| ve of his he Doub through an active the from and the raned on will come dog teams, followed by|final clean-up are told in a series pack horses, and then the “federal | of exciting episodes express Te VA The celebration tonight will be a “The Restless Woman" starts at gala event, All Seattle is invited|the Dream Sunday, possessed of to make merry and outdo {ts Pot-| the mind that ever rns and still latch and other holiday celebra-| knows no nettl desire, tions, the country doctor, It matede Starts at 8 | short-lived and th The » will |public claimed hi o'clock, and win be pe jhad been an actress * BONE 0 by sourdoughs of »|the tenement mother aroused true | latter-day soursdougns of the Uni-|longings at last and her heart versity of Washington, the Till-|called for her ch eserted with kums in regalia, various fraternal | the father, but they c too late— H HERE’S THE Alhambra Program TONIGHT AND SUNDAY “She Was Only a Working Girl” Dr “The Acid Test” other Com “What a Baby Did” And ‘*‘Cocoanut Industry in Jamaica” ducatio an I} ji eae DR etd tN te: ($5.00 to $15.00 comedy, and ama featuring Only a Working Girl “The Acid Test EMPIRE WAY a “The committee agreed that $15,- organization, and four bands. There | another claims her child 000 would be a fair price. We went will be plenty of red fire, aerial . . fork, to the Northern Pacific, The ratl-| posed in “the altogether” for a bombs, and several business houses| “Guilty or Not Guilty,” a Than- TED WILLIAMS rdict, road company wanted more, Oof/ patnting called “Innocence,” Rriggs will have floats. houser drama starting at the Mel MATT DENNIS tor COUrSS. filed a sult for divorcee, Local Deputy Marshal Warren will| bourne Sunday, is based on the fa AR LEE ason One after another, the men on | artists declaze Mrs, Briggs’ act was) Pp, Y, 77, Briggs head a platoon of Alaskans, who | mous poem by the same name, May, osc True-to-Nature Teeth jmy committee flopped over to the | very proper, and that Briggs was s are each more than «ix feet tall.|the guilty child, a girl of 15, has ader “i railroad company’s view. You see,|not justified in seeking a separa Bishop Peter T, Rowe of Alagka|stolen three loaves of bread that! tolls ‘The Finest pre ganee of Dental every man on that committee was|tion. Mra. Briggs thinks #0, too. will ride with the executive com-|the Httle one dependent on her} or ‘8 & business man in business. He He knew before we were mar | ith mittee of the Alaska Chamber shall not starve. She is caught and It was afraid of the Northern Pacific. | ried,” she says, “that I had posed | Picture of | “innocence,” | WP | Commerce bureatt |makes a passionate plea to the| ta iemination and advice Free He might want to ask a favor of!in the nude Seed] reel tots eee he ee court for mercy. True justice ts| Bob Gold Crowns (22-k. and extra the hag oreo Pactfic some day. = —_ Apes een Sauitahon alia ‘LEAGUE T0 HOLD |hers and she is sent on her way “9 a rejole rect beavy) oss+++s§50O| -,na'eo my committee deserted divords beenuse oho posed for pie-| rejoicing, = n.d ork (strictly _ first- me, and left me to thresh it out| Dotheline ei Booth Pn a re one “What the Raby Did,” a comedy 00 alone with the company. I stood | ore - ; ET at the Alhambra tonight and Sun- = cess), _ Rm ply ns ne ae | i i BL as MASS ME ING | features the important part a ponte Gold Fillings .....$1.50 Up | very small baby played in a quick ~ oo T 600 PROTEST courtship. There are two two-part Be Frure Leeth, pez. eet } AT PRESS CLUB 2: on the program: “She Was T i] FIVE MEXICANS dental “Gest Teeth in the world.) T 1 dont 415 PIKE ST The Hime Consumers’ league|Warren Kerrigan, | —- “Ml Work Guaranteed 15 Years. —- Six hundred property owners ask | visited the plants.of the Seattle Ice ee nfee. Bodorsed by leading business — sa CARRIZO SPRINGS, Tex., March the city council. to revoke the ordi-| Cream company and The F. 8. Lang) ,, At the Alhambra : men aed the 21.—Charles Ballard, the American he Was Only a Poor Working ee for a street through Rainier) yanufacturing company Friday. i y to be known as Empire way petition filed with the city Tne id fhe Acid Test,” Kerrigan; Jamaica”; D gee; "ae pr many” | whom five Mexicans kidnaped and took across the border, but who jescaped later and returned to his |home here, was fn a critical condl- |tlon today as a result of tortures The league has arranged for a| Girl,” comedy; mass meeting to be held in the Press| featuring Warren club auditorium Tuesday evening.|coanut Industry in “5K Yo- s in a comptroller. According to the text of the petition the proposed street Is| An excellent program will be given. | Visit to Mt. St. Michels, France.” oe unnecessary. The names of Jacob ‘The public is Invited ke vi inflicted on him by his captors be- Furth and R. V. Ankeny are con-| The program: Illustrated lecture,|Clemmer Sunday Until Tuesday |fore he got away tained in the petition. “Honest Weights,” by City Sealer of | Night e for | Residents of Carrizo Springs and | ; | peeee and Measures L. J. Allen; | “The Pride of Jennico,” Famous ~ STUTZ MOTOR CAR co. = oF. |the country about ft were arming} Miss Helen Mueller tn Dutch ‘cos: | Players’ film. nee ooo E PIK: and rumors were current that a fill- DEDICATE CHURCH | te 4nd dances: address by Mrs. | 8 bg Northwest Distributors. bustering expedition was being or- KB. Kittridge on where and how Class A Sunday Until Tuesday dan a. Ennion® a retaliation for the Bal Ded ; to buy the every-day table supplies ; P gh k ‘cagiadigrcessonned Dedication exercises will be) Wright twins, Walter and Wil-| “The Adventures of Shorty,” two- ows, THE CAR THAT MADE GOOD IN A DAY. | . held at the new Roman Catholle pur, in singing and aeuhaes reel Broncho comedy: “Her Way,” we | chureh at erton Sunday morn ddress by A. A. Pillar on the Princess he Rector's Lghdacitedbg ht ing, Bishop O'Dea will have charge| vost ot the foameae ny om "8 | Story, roma “*} | CHICAGO.—With a _ polic of the ceremonies. rs 2 and several women passengers Mrs. Isabelle Mack lectures under | Colonial Sunday Until Tuesday| world’s news; “A Trip to tne] street car as attendants, Mra County Engineer A. E. Denton av St. Paul's Guild at home Night Moon” and “So Long, Count,” Hasse, who was out for a walk,| wearing proud father smile. Its an|jof Mra. H. B. Kennedy, 1618 47th] “The Double Shadow,” two-part] Lubin split reel, mis gave birth to a son on a snow bank. |8%-pound son. lav. 8, W., Tuesday night Minos Grama: “Pathe ‘Weerly,” Cae er, 3 nd Melbourne Sunday Until Tuesday U OF W CADETS Night “ “The stmaat Hand,” oe . . ——— 7 STAR CIRCLE FOR YOUNG FOLKS [:2:28.2%.°8 Guilty,” Thanhouser drama; ae Bt Sul Thien, eet MARCH AND RUN ; ON son in Bridge,” Reliance drama. - ° — i Ratan " , is rae sity of Washington DORRIS TRUCKS GIRL OF 15 WINS __BETTY'S PRIZE WINNING DRAWING R Dream Sunday Until Tuesday Night campus Ic like a ‘thilttany 2am 4 fast Pike. M. A. MILLER, Manager. Saag + SR ain "i ft ai me ee eae The rere er cat eee on dress parade day yesterday af: - “$ jrama; “The Restless Woman,” \temoon as the “U" cadets went SS TAR CIRCLES bs a in =, REGI TE rama; “A Hot Time in Snake'/through the paces of thelr first ae ee ville,” Essanay comedy; inkle.” | field day celebration. W.H. Barnes & Son Meter Trucks Mc, ZEW) a, Pret) coeds. in dashing epring o tT. Seattle's Largest Denlers ez : YY Grand Sunday Until Tuesday Night | gowns, cheered the amateur defend- ‘ “The Trap,” two-ree! Kay Bee|erg of the nation’s honor as they Guaranteed Continuous Service. Covers Every Truck Sold, 7 irama; “The Glory of Whiney,” Ma-| performed smartly the difficult ath- Rafferty’s Raffle,” tic drama j letic tasks of military men with the 4 Garage and jesroom 610 Seneca St. Phone Main 6504. | Bettie Balmer won the Circle de The grammar school baseball en-| APOllo comedy precision and dash of seasoned vet = partment's prize for the best draw tries closed with 46 sch Ag Pas erans 1 ing contributed by a boy or girl un ter class “A” or large |@-"RESIDENCE THEATRES The wall scaling contest was ex. ime "Hi" chor § iting. Drilling in the manual o} u TERCAR CO. ene crates en auey ate Beacon Hill, Georgetown, fic, | “roe tain. Manotans’ aren tures enlivened the outdoor pro Webs Wast Warren, Ma-| “Our — 1515 BROADWAY c tants for the dollar prize of. drone iivike, alinor meee Ye Jma; “Our Me Girl, Company B, Capt. Royall W. PHONE EAST 467. fered. y Walla Walla, Adams, Green Lake. | en?’ Nay Mingins, sophomore, won the silver mpeg gen rh rags. dopeetolling ye! ngfellow, Seward, West Queen hanes Predi cup as the best drilled of ten com &« thoroughly ade ws ageward. West Queen | strange Pre peting compantes. - — en was made more th aaa eee OND&D: | At the Pleasant Hour Tonight ee 2 Sixes, 4 Fours, Continental || evident. Some of the work sent to and, West Seattle and Uni-| “Impulse,” two-reel drama; “An @ Motors the Circle tbat ath gee versity ane SP") Assisted Proposal,” comedy; “Get AFTER CUSSER jor persons. rae Demo he * schoola are ic uick omed Ww ° ture in store if th adopt thi 4 tevens, South | e eral officials are sleuthing for an Imperial I Auto St. dias werk for their professional career he el Reba aay Reade er BUILD HOTEL preeesy wirele a heard : who The 8 15 years ol¢ da pasty bate ingstown, ' 2 nightly s up the Marconi sta- diff AN HONEST CAR AT AN HONEST PRICE ifn Pope be ob ed or pe at wood, Latona, Coe, Brighton, Green tion he nd sends them a line of Ives The judges picked thr other baci Beret Ee aerver rere W ot Seattle 1s promised one of the exert, sizzling profanity. — any — drawings as worthy of honorable ’ 5 finest hostelries on the Pacific ing, ° Pacific Car Co. | mention. ‘They were contributed Aik wate! Goto the. Webed and| Coa t in the erection of a $200,000 mat yy oris ha aurelhurst; ane Soe a e 80! past © or oO Robert Atkinson, Mgr. Pauline Clare! Hecker 4002, Brook year, but Hay, Bagley, Hawthorne | Hotel at the southeast, corner of ve! ae Pike St. ||!" N_E., and Laurence Wells, Mis and Cascade were in’ last season | Fourth and University. Win. B otne at ‘ke St, ||tya.N.B. and La 4 Sut ere aot tn thie thee. ce tan aay ae eee oprieto ‘s po 808 East Pike St. | on Gity, i ¢ total number of schools tw the sane | Kennedy, at 9th and Madison st., 6 4 ar fees Phone East 670 spr ; . is the lessee. A 42-year lease has “| “CASCARETS” FOR |4 ate heen taken on the site, which ad-| xs 4 : 7‘ joins the Metropolitan theatre, | o|% = w. “ Cc 32 BOYS WIN | # aterhouse Trading Co. SLUGGIS | 32 | »* § | Studebaker ee |S <| rf d Auto ne —_—— Monday the B. F. Day school held | 99 Is what is happening to thousands Ga . heir annual “button test." This] path ave 7. Why 0 uring C an lotor NO HEADACHE, 80UR sTOM. ? t of teeth every d Why allow . Seat Touring Trocke SE OtAReEs Oh. Con CAN YOU WRITE A SHORT STORY? test surpasses all the other school |this to continte? Come to our of . : Can you write a short story, boys and girls? If so, the Circle [| 80 far this year for number of en ae fices and have your case examined ) Lnpard ewart inti shiabaiee Phone F031 STIPATION BY MORNING Departent’a coliteat for the nomihe weak wil iubarest, yt tries and for number of both silver| SOR COLDS, INFLUENZA, | fro of charge. We tell you se It wa en 6 05 The Circle offers a dollar as a prize to the boy or girl, 16 years J #hd bronze buttons won. ) COUGHS, SORE THROAT truth! And the advice we giv Lacan Get a 10-cent box now of age or under, who writes the best 160-word story for this depart Everybody in the school, from] you is for your benefit and no& was C Turn the rascals out--the head-|[ ment. The idea must be distinetly original. The judges will award fj the fourth grade up, entered for the] ours, We use only the best mm adits ald r stomach and foul gase ra even boys took first two tests erybody's reach. it 0, oe ne them out tonle ht and keep The contestants are urged to write their stories with pen and 60 of these qualified for the 60-{ OURS IS BETTER DENTISTRY time | BALLOU & WRIGHT them out with: Cascaret ink, and on one side of the paper only yard dash and 32 won thelr buttor WE ADMINISTER GAS on E Automobile Supplies Ges "rE 471 mt inte Ray Millions of men and women tak All stories must be in The Star office not later than 3 o'clock } You can tell the Grip by} ike. one East a Cascaret now and then and never |{ Friday afternoon, at which time they will be adjudged a *\hot, flushed face, fever, head ie 817 East Pike. Ph cane the tithety caused by A las The winner will be announced in next week's “corner 2 ROVG GETTER MARK che, influenza, catarrh, pains ° — ert ae clogged bowels or an upset i : 4 eS ‘ae Ps) EE Last the Greenwood boys,}and soreness in the chest and ) SALES co. tomach t ‘ H. Daiitz DALITZ MFG. & Ati ' Don't put unother day of dis-|@—— lym. Summit Walk Walla a.m, [ece a net the coe limbs, cough, sore throat, gen- : * § 4 alla Wal ls laverage in the seventh grade broad | Mhth Av. and Union st. pucker as an Lat Cancare ik anes yOUr EDULE Colman vs, Beacon Hill; 10:30, Con: | jump, were tried out by the Gri ca me al prostration, aching bones Beit et food. take the excesa bile |. The school baseball season opens/COrd V8. Pacific, At Columbla— | mar School league officials and|and sleepless nights ” THR AUTO MAN AND HI® CAR ore Sur iver and carry out all| Saturday, March 28. The f w lite rey mecha Wedd 1 A found to be even betters jumpers] A se of “Seventy-seven” en a | THE WASHINGTON AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY | si: tipated waste matter and|#ames will be played on that day:)p "itter ve. Kmerdon rey. than reported, ‘Thoir average was] at the first feeling of restless-| ve constipated natter o 4 ; irk—# a.m, Alki vs. Younge-|over 6 ft. 7 harefore, the 6 § ret . oats hone Kast 818-820 Kast Pike At polven in the Dowels, . Then’ sone i oe La Irving town; 10:80 Gatewood vs, South Se-| tne site ip which“ AW : al ness will cut short the attack. | ° a Telugu Sore a cat anaes" sw sarees! Office dent of the P, S.A ai - Tene a . while you sleep. A 10cent box | Ross v oodiand No. 2—|¢tfonal ministers at Piymouth Piles Corse db hte de Das break up wo si Sc an j nat ‘as from any drug store means a clear |9 a. m., Queen Anne va, B. I. Day; |chureh Monday aight MOULD | ryeuggiate ratund money SEPALS Oleiment (S100, at all drugdiate,« or Sulte 301-802 Elte! Bldg, BALLOU & WRIGHT Il head, sweet stoma 4 clean, | 10:30, Interlake Greenwood, At Bleeding or | led BEIsts, Cor. 2nd and Pike, Next Door to Northwest Distribut indied und Fanble || healthy liver and bowel action for|B. F. D y— a.m. Warren v Progressive Thought tlub meets mattec ; the Bon Marche | _ ‘ months. Children love Cascarets | Green < Lincoln m.,/ with Mra. G. A, Spencer, Mth} Luna Park Natatorium - opens Home, Medicine Co.) office Hours 8 a. m. to 8 Pp. Me 817 East Pike. Phone East 471 = ays they never gripe or sicken, ltoeaia vs, Madrona; 10:30, Seward st. Wednesday. ‘March 2f.—Advertisement. Vertivementeees New. Xorkem |.“ gundaye'S-ay wis toe eemeE