The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1915, Page 2

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The greater number of these su are in the larger sizes, asforted as follows 1— 4 years, | 2—~ 7 years, | 11-11 years. | 12—-15 years 19—12 year 16-16 years 1— 5 years 2— 83 20—13 years 1— 6 years. 9—10 13—14 year JOHN PANTON CO. 1107-1111 SECOND AVENUE JOHN PANTON COMPANY make a quick clearance 4.—Gen, Villa to lalmed himself prest dent of Mexyo, He has assumed uprome political power and organ BL PASO, day has pre teed “a clvil government Villa gave as his reav6n for as suming the supreme power of the republie that the inte communication has made it impos sible to work in conjunction with the forces in the South He declared the sone he con trolled was so extensive that an organized government was nece sary The cabinet named by Villa tx Minister of foreign relations and Miguel Diaz Lombardo gobernacion and communication Dr. Lola De La rea Cardenas treasury and Escudero These three men are among the ablest leaders of the repubiie. They have been acting as advis ers to Villa for months, Villa will maintain his capital at Ag entes temporarily Four Presidents Now uatice, sought political power in Mexico Gen, Carranza and Former Pro. nal —- Presidents rea and ublie, declaring all his enemies traitors of capture ts expected here Will Ald Zapata Having declared himeelf as hea of the political as well as the mili give the greatest ald to Gen. capture Mexico City The Villista troops toward Tampico. A small force now is holding the famous ofl port in a state siege and with the arrival of 1 foreéments, the early the city is predicted KING COUNTY SQUAD | OF SOLONS OUT FOR OLYMPIA, Feb. 4.—-King coun ty's delegation tn the house and the in the effort to secure a $300,000 appropristion for the University of Washington to provide a © men's building and a recitation hail At a caucus of the King county membe yesterday, which was at tended ‘by the entire the following committee pointed to carry this appropriation demand of King county before the appropriations committee Repre jsentatives E. H. Gute, Thomas Mur phine and Frank H. Renick and Senators BE. B. Palmer and Lincoln Davis. The senate yenterday the bill. Introduced by Metealf and Phipps creating a new state law library and the state traveling lbrary PORTLAND, Feb. 4-—-The pres ence of the jitney bus has «iven the people the whip hand in their deal ings with the traction companies. East Side residents a few days ago asked that the former tranufe system be restored on the Portiand Rallway, Light & Power Company’y nes Heretofore requests of any sor were usually subject to long delays More than once the people just got a “pooh pooh” for their trouble But things are different now The company acted instantly. The East Side transfer system has been changed BABE CHOOSES TO SERVE HIS TERM Babe the Musher, whose rea! name is Charles Livingston, wa’ Wednesday sentenced to serve a 45 day term in the county jail for forging the name of his friend, Tor Mulligan, to a check. Justice White. head offered to suspend the sen tence at Mulligan’s request, but Liv ingston refused with many organizations who wil) hold conventions in California thie summer, in hope of attracting tour CHAS. CHAPLIN Today at CLASS A AMUSEME NTS Kidies’ Bargain M MUTT AND JEFF IN MEXICO EVERYTHING NEW THIS TOME lanapoite ed the Neh © friend of ‘oath Henpational Sto: VANISHING JD LANDERS ST KVENS Grow « & CO. “THe UN. MIPTEN Law” Added Feature—Cheyenne Minstrets Other Big Acts 10¢ and 206 STAR MEXICO NOW HAS STAR MEN FILL A PRESIDENTS; “TUMMIES AT BON "cM PACE VILLA LATEST PURE FOOD SHOW SERMANY WANTS. ITS NEUTRALITY ruption of fomento, Francisco The Star Men for Once Get a Good, call | | | Two members of The Star ataff. la reporter and Vic, This ts the first time Villa has | suffering today They went to the pure food show, ing Manager Radford assured them, jand as they saw for there are 57 two or three or half a doz rres also claims to be the head y proclamation by Villa, and threatening execution in case) ¢ Hot biseult followed new and re. ‘markable sorts of olfves of all sort tary government, Villa expected to an extra cks came next which cap-| ann; condense tured San Luis Potosi are pressing podles and ma nal handout the newspaper couple can remember. a capture of thone handsome That they survived to reach the ) office is a testimonial to the qual | tty of the eats, And that, by the is a compliment to | manufeeturers, for 36 of the exhib- |itors are local firma. U.W. APPROPRIATION . is the 16th annual affair of Tespects only the kind. He says it in the biggest ™&ny, too, will use brute power and best ever arranged by a depart ate , robably that’s true. At any rate WIL TALK ON WAR it is as large a one as The Star would dore to send a repor an epleurean fox trot, culinary jitney rid delegation, |" este tthe THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4, 1915, PAGE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 pure piracy,” and ther insists that intention of taking all igned to Germany, GERMAN EDITORS THREATEN UNCLE AMSTERDAM, Feb, 4.--On the ground that America’s new trality is merely hypocritical, the war committee of the German city of Zwickau, near Dresden, has announced It will refuse to accept gifts from the United 8 the Berlin Lokal Anzel rted today. war committee com plained bitterly because Amer: loan supplies arms and ammun! tion to Germany's enemies. Square Meal the artist, are from indigestion, | Hon Marche. As Advertis:| Cologne Gazette, in which the United States was caustically wired here today, mild sensation, par. ette has n inspired themnelves, booths. In every boo girls, And young persons fed ’ by the government. | Commenting on Secretary Bryan's letter to Senator Stone n neutrality, the Ga Cookles desserts favored with | derived from alfalfa, clams, grape juice and flap-| jeurtain behind which active A hip. 1tY to England ts hiding cream, WhID | we know, we shall act # shrimps: If America on stituted the sage pickles night against her at they a after that only young women can sette artic lin by the official tain the specific throat Seattle dispatch above, show, to quote Radford against the allies an artist to write up. If it) Louls Michel, who is on a were larger, they would founder tour of the Northwest, speaks at th Its a regular free cafeteria din-| Tivoli theatre Monday night. He its cannes Germany fur England hex not a leg to stand on” tn its announced food con SAM WITH FORCE “Now we know what to expect tuna and sardine sandwiches, candy |¢rom the United States under fev! Zapata tn a vigorous campaign in|and Jello were successive courses. | 4p | neutrality is nothing but a thin the South and in an attempt to re-| rvil ow that cordingly respects brutal might, we might well use bruta A summary of the Cologne Ga ¢, a8 made public in Ber os bureau, and received late yesterday in the Unit ed States via wireless, did not cor againet America reported in the Amsterdam It implied merely that !f America| brute power, Ger ur and aj will discuss the Kuropean war and wan ap-| Aofeated Senators brary commission to control the WELL, WELL, DOESN’T IT JUST BEAT ALL? Chamber of Commerce in touch) MOO RE Feiday and Saturday | PANTAGES, Odd Suit and Overcoat SALE TER _ inventory we find, as a re- Postety Brand Clothes sult of our most successful Pre-Inventory of high-grade Suits and Over- coats in broken lots—not all sizes of any one lot, but every size from 32 to 48 them; stouts, regulars and longs. 58 Fancy Suits and Overcoats at Blue Serge and Cheviot Suits, Fancy Suits and Overcoats, at Fancy Suits and Overcoats, at Fancy Suits and Overcoats, at Sale, a number among $15.00 $15.00 $16.50 $18.00 $20.00 426 Garments, of which we are offering you the unrestricted choice at $11.00 clearance, to make arriving every day. for quick room for new goods Vhroughout our entire nishings stock of Hats, many priced for your benefit. Fur- etc., are articles specially All Mackinaw Coats half price. |, “His New Job, . || tween,” | At the || Flunky,” MANY LAUGHS ON LABOR MEN 10 SEATTLE MOVIE KEEP AN EYE ON HOUSE SCREENS en FREDDIE FILM LAY BRIMMING OVER ith rat inalit is “Young Ito mance,” at the Liberty for the re mainder of the weeb The pre agent's sheets had it that t i f » Tallafer first appea ‘ before the camera ‘ 1 luable asset to the motion pie ture game, an abe retty, and puts snap and vigor into her act ing In the re |the notions is fine The plot of the story deals wit the role of Tom Moore, carries bis ou and I are fanMilar, The ture was made in the beautiful Cat of Nellie counter, #he Nolan, of lalands, off te coast of Call fornia. It can't be beat for ex terlor settings Tom Forman, tn the role of Tom Nolan, carries bi lpart well. A 4 comedy wa also shown ead IF | REMEMBER RIGHTLY, IN my former criticism of “A Fool There Was,” when it was playing at the Alhambra, I said I liked tt }for the strong sermon It preached |I saw it again at the Mission yes |terday, Although the production |uhows the scars where the board lof censorship has pruned, the film has not been injured in any way In fact, I think it has been greatly improved. Theda Bara ack eyed French beauty, in th the vampire, is exceptionally IF | DON'T QUIT Charlie Chaplin, I will become laut myself. Yesterday he main squeeze at the Class A, fe turing a sereecher film called Masqueraders.” In this film Chap-| |lin is seen in three d j~Chaplin as he reaily then as a second Juilan Eltinge, and then jas the Nut. Chaplin is really a |fine looking chap. The film was, jas usual, a knockout Might Have Been,” and Bea Brat" are two excellent SEEING was the New Role.” | Fatty Arbuckle, t# ful a: oe featuring of laughs, WHEN | WENT INTO THE Alaska yesterday to see Digby Bell in “The Education of Mr. Pipp,” | expected to be bored. I didn’t think 1t wax possible for any actor but Chaplin to get a laugh out But | was mistaken. I |lnughed and chuckled all through the performance. A humorous pro duction, carrying just enough plot to keep the interest of the audience keyed up, is “The Educatic |Pipp.” Digby Bell, as Mr very good. He takes the « of the little, shriveled up old g |who has always eaten bis peas |with his knife, who is sudenly sented with millions in money and | dict of the lower court in awarding $1 to Gertrude Gerlinger in a $5¢ 000 breach of promise suit Lioyd Frank has been affirmed by the supreme court HEAD AND NOSE STOPPED FROM A=. COLD? TRY THIS break and all ery end after taking a hordes of butlers . At the Liberty Until Saturday) | Night “Young Romar five-part com- edy, featuring Edith Taliaferro. eee At the Alaska Until Saturday Night “The Education of Mr. Pipp,” five-part comedy, featuring Digby| Bell see At the Ci. A Until Saturday! Night What Might Have Been,” drama; | Patty's New Role,” Keystone com edy; “The Sea Brat,” drama; “The! Masqueraders,” Keystone comedy,| featuring Charile Chaplin At the Class i Until Tuesdsy Night “The Bla Ghost Bandit.” dra ma; “One Filght Up,” tworee) drama; “Mutual Weekly”; “Caught in the Rain,” Keystone comedy, fea turing Charlie Chaplin see At the Colonial All Week “Restitution,” two-part drama ‘The Spirit of Giving,” Beauty dra tm Runaway June," story No, 3 drama re At the Clemmer All Week “Du Barry,” drama, featuring Mrs Lasiie Carter. At the Ainambra “until Sunday Night “The Sage Brush Gal,” drama / Exsanay comedy At the Grand Until Saturday Night The Island of Happiness drama; “The Master Key,” episode No. 11; “Universal Weekly At the Melbourne Until Saturday Night The Ambitions of the two-part drama; “The Barrier Be. drama; “The Fable of El vira and Farina and the Meal Ticket,” a George Ade comedy; “Latest War News,” “The Smoking] Out of Bella Butt comedy, eee Tillkum Until Night “Mabel's Married Life,” Keystone comedy, featuring Charles Chaplin; “The Chasm,” drama; “The Great; God Fear,” drama eda,” drama eee Baron, Thureday| RESIDENCE THEATRES At the Greenwood Until Night | “The Tenth Commandment,”| |three-part drama; “Bill M | Prize Fight,” comedy; “His Humanity,” drama; “Tricl: comedy ey Friday | eee At the Bungalow Until Thurs. day Night ‘The Nightingale, five-part drama, featuring hel Barrymore ‘Who Was Who in Hog comedy s'8 Hollow, aS At the Odeon Until Thursday Night “Soldiers of Fortur six-part drama, featuring Dustin Farnum. At the Home Until Friday “The Master Key," No. 3, two parts; “A Girl of the People,” two: part drama; “An Indian Helipse,” drama; “Sammy's Vacation,” com-| edy eee ||At the Pleasant Hour Untll Friday The Perils of Vauline,” No. 1, three parts; ‘A Bowl of Roses, drama; “Their Vueation,” comedy WILL TALK ON MEXICO Dudley G. Wooten will deliver his lecture on Mexico at the Methodist Episcopal chureh jjat 8 o'clock p, m, a a RE 4 = nr Bi z = 205 an endorsement Hughes bill prohibi + effect that t c STARS AND STRIPES BARRED BY CENSOR “RUNAWAY JUNE (Story No, 3) the score that PROGRESSIVES TO GIVE BANQUET wives of King county will give a Lincoln day AFFIRM $1 VERDICT Modern Single Rooms Large, Modern Outaide a Markets Friday’s Specials: Fancy Plymouth @ Eggs (storage). 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