The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1915, Page 7

~~ STAR—WEDNESDAY., 4 Days Only Starting Today vt “A FOOL This is the same picture that packed the Alhambra adapted from Kipling’s poem, “The Vampire.” all last week, | ITALY'S MAILED “FIST ALL READY TO STRIKE BLOW Theda Bara, the “Vampire,” is from the Theatre Antoine, in Paris. F enaitis (Osrvhipandinnen Her wonderful seductive beauty adds greatly to her interpretation of the | ROME, Italy, Jan. 22 | (By Mail) | role. Her gowns in this were made in her native Paris. seattt fel cade Gea tk ae at | Edouard Jose, former leading man with Sarah Bernhardt, portrays in shake Italy's decision to get into a masterly manner “The Fool,” who forsakes family and friends for a It merely postponed the plunge. | When the war cloud burst last August, Italy was caught in a most exasperating fix soulless, sensual creature in the form of a beautiful woman. A $150,000 production. Scenes taken in New York and Florida. MISSION 4TH, PIKE AND UNION The little war which she had! been waging in Tripoli-—tittle by comparison; but costly and deadly had left her military in a creaky condition The adventure in Tripoli cost a pot of money—nobody yet knows how much. At its end the Italian| army was short In arms, short fn uniforms, short in sboes, short tn all the military supplies; and upon the backs of the people a new bur-| den of debt had been piled Which is why she played the| trump card of watehful neutrality, refusing to be bound by the triple alliance. At the seme time, King Victor Emanuel and the wise statesman surrounding him saw clearly that Italy must be got ready to fight In six months they have spent a third of a billion dollars on war preparations | Under command of the duke of| Abruzzi, the Italian navy has been put Into ship shape. Next month it will be joined by two brand new dreadnanghts and will then, in tonnage and gun pow er, rank close to the naval strength of France Night and day Italian arsenals have been turning out new rifles; and especially new field pleces for the artillery, of which there was a painful deficiency In six months 100 batteries have been equipped with a new type of cannon, claimed to equal if not ex-| cel France's famous “75s,” Meanwhile, from every available point uniforms, shoes and reserv of food, powder, shells, cartridges and the many small items of a sol- dier’s equipment. were ordered and rushed Every civilian who has had a training qualifying him for a mili tary command has been admitted to the army as an officer with a regular officer's rank and pay Every civil engineer who could be reached by patriotic appeal has | joined the engineering cor | The medical colleges have sent 14,000 skilled doctors and surgeons | into the hospital corps Everything that foresight could | |foresee has been done as far as| machinery No Raise in Prices 5c Entire Lower Floor wT HERE and ELSEWHERE ° ————--—-—----@ | Washington Association of Com t mercial and Technical men Thurs. ELSEWHERE FEB. 3, 1915. PAGE 7. TALK UNIONISM, FIRED; REVENGE VIA THE JIT BUS! Staff Special. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Feb. 3.— “A few days jo | was a street car conductor, getting $3 a day for 12 hours on duty. Today | am a capitalist, clearing $10 a day— wh And the “capitalist” slipped his) 25-horsepower auto Into the high He is one of the army of jitney! bus owne h men who have anawered the honk of opportunity. “It feels great to be owner and President of a traction company,” he exclaimed with the boyish ex ul ce of his 21 y picked up two more fare! ing his toad for the ferry. “And your wife?” | asked, “what part does she ‘@ im your cor poration?” She was riding beside him, ex- alted in her new estate. “Oh,” she answered for herself. “I'm chief stockholder. And | have the privilege of going joyriding with the owner and president when ever | want to—in our own rolling stock. capitaliet’s wife.” The moat ardent jitney tors of the street car company bh compet! are former United Railroad em ployes They have elther been let out or have quit for a better chance For the past month the ear com: pany has lost approximately $3,000) in fares diverted from it by former employes in the jitney runs That sum is the difference be |tween the wages the corporation paid these men and their daily come from their autos. Most of them are employes the United Raflroads has fired. “There's # satisfaction in our competition.” said the young capi talist, “a sort of poetic justice in the inroads we are making on the in. stockholders’ profits, That's the way we look at it, an: “MOST OF US ARE MEN WHO WERE DISCHARGED FOR WHIS. 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Other styles of Victrolas, Columbias and Edison Diamond Disc Phonographs $17.50, $25, $35, $40, $50, $75, $100, $150, $200, $250, push ofune Dinno 1519 THIRD—BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE—1519 THIRD VICTOR . COLUMBIA EDISON DISC RECORDS Our Talking Machine Parlors Are on the Ground Floor eee Pe a | PAST He later amended this statement} Perhaps there w ; AND OUR HOPE OF UNION. |to say that if there was a disco! | Per pa, she haben: thee — ji8M WAS ONLY THE HUMAN oration, and maybe there was, it|not. She says she has no vindleast | DESIRE FOR A FAIR RETURN came through a bump sustained |tive spirit and wants to do no pe |IN WAG HOURS AN! CON: while in a bathtub. json an injustice. But if the ats DITIONS, ON THE ENERGY W A minute later be admitted that!tendants in that house uf |GAVE THE COMPANY ‘the official report in the ' [sets forth that the bruise covered the morning of Jan. 16 and| choke a small-bodied, mind-rous CONTINUED probably was the result of the/bled man, she proposes to see that, patient's threshing about his room| he be put where he will never rev during the night. peat the deed. - Embodied in the official an = occurs this sentence | Hazel Lund, 13-year-old Silver. | “There has been no trouble with |daie girl, is married to G M4 | the attendant.” | Braendelein, navy yard employe. 3 FROM PAGE 1 report \INVESTIGATING of asylum | houses, where patience and g was dis-/ness should reign, did strike eo | MAN'S DEATH IN 7 | INSANE ASYLUM | was correct, but he added that the! marks on the throat had been| | made before death, and were such that finger nails might have caused them. Deputy Prosecutor on Job Mrs. Cooper ained to the hospital authorities. Dr. Stewart ame to Seattle to investigate. He called into consultation Dr. A. P. Calhoun and H, Eugene Allen, of Seattle | | The three reached the conclusion |that the undertaker's explanation | was the correct one, that the marks | were made in shaving the body. | Yesterday, Evren Palmer, deputy | prosecuting attorney, took up the case. In the meantime Cooper's missing clothes had been returned comy |CLEMMER] Oe-Seattle’sBestPhotoplay House—10e |i} Every Woman in Seattle Will Admire the Gorgeous Gowns Worn b | Serutiny showed his shirt had been carefully washed across the bosom and on the cuffs, but not | elsewhere. This and the other circumstan tial evidence impelled him to re port to Prosecutor Lundin that the case was worthy of further atten. tion, and Lundin asked the Pierce Registration office will be open until 9 o'clock at night rest of week Fire bugs believed responsible for blaze which destroyed barn owned by Chas. Hall at First 8. and Orcas. Physical culture discussed at Y. M. brotherhood dinner. Councilmen ask that again be allowed to land slip, foot of Columbia Seattle National bank reelects directors . Auto owned by County Superin- tendent of Schools Durham hits auto truek at Western and Blanch ard, then burns up _ Legislators accept invitation to attend Lincoln day banquet here After tying idle severa! month: Miner Minnesota sails for Orient Saturday morning. Duties of bureau of municipal re- fishermen at city search, planned by Municipal league, explamed to Men's club, Fauntleréy Congregational church University Community club will quiz councilmanic candidates Wed nesday night at University branch library. Mayor disagrees with Halliday Machinery Co., which complained that it had been discriminated against in awarding of city con- tract. Harry Rosini and George Berry, who attempted jalf delivery, con victed of robbery Eighty-five attend opening natu- ralization class at Y. M. ©. A Attention of sand and gravel companies called to building code requiring that conc must be composed of washed and screened sand and gravel, in definite propor. tions. “What Think will be Rev. | N at First Christian You of Chriet?” McCash’s to} church revival Wednesday night W. N. Reed, sales manager of Frederick & Nelson, will address| day night. Sidney Schultz, driver of Diller hotel bus for past six years, dies. Frye & Co. acquitted on charge of eight-hour law violation K. 8. McTeith, accused of hitting man with auto and then speeding away, released on $500 bond Grocers will co-operate Salmon day movement Lowest temperature here during January was 28 degrees. Nellie Kennedy, department man. ager in Second ave, store, sustains broken hip when “drunken men knocked her down while scuffling at Third and Union G. M, Butterwirth elected Tyee Kopa Konaway of Tilikums. Eagles hold annual ball Friday night with LIMBER UP! 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