The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1915, Page 8

9,000 VOTERS ENTHUSIASTIC OVATION AT | THE SEATTLE STAR N WHAT’S ON FOR COMING WEEK AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES ‘“Kidnaped,” Girl Tells Folks; Police Spoil Tale GIVE BOLTO Marsuerite Clark, - Pretty New York Miss Admits Finally That Vivi of Abduction | ally ‘I ? G y EW YORK, Feb, 25.—M et With hundreds stand I am ¢ oose ” k ‘ aisies and occupying ¢ ip t hd l » ' Audience of 5,000 filled \ Gir ‘ Ventigha Tink Friday night and gave Tho ices rendere HB. Bolton, cane e we at the ‘ t . : @ouncll, the bicgest ovation In the Griffiths ‘ separate P ‘ ’ present campa t easive Libert got to Aare Advocating the election of Rolton!in a city & “ ‘ ' ne b Were Austin E. Griffiths, forr » for b Cc t e h: @ounciiman and chief of police ur me serving . der Mayor Gill; J rd,/upon Boltor ns ‘ t gure forporation « Has Positive Program 1 Thompson, vi the Harry Bolton,” he said, “has a = C King © pn's itive eressive program, while =— ( . [ follo eluds; Robert sheriff; A of the other candida have oO tr W. Swenson, representing organized pram wha : aAksonhte Jabor, and A. A. Piller, chairman wriffit was police at 1 * of the meeting the time that Holton led orgar . . .When Bolton arose to make his 1 labor's committ protest A 0 c ; address he was greeted by thunder, against a victe street-speaking o oe i. ‘| be . Sous applause. A chorus of 30 wom:/dinance which was fave by| : @n sang Bolton songs Mayor Gill. It was because Bolton . Bolton took up squarely the issues! protested against this ord! », of the campaign. He declared he) which failed to receive one favor Stood on a definite platform, wes a able vote from any councilman, that ! "+ firm believer tn the public ow Gill branded Bolton an [I W ' @hip of public utilities, belleved Griffiths vico * champloned 4 a more playcrounds, tn better livt ; wnerst i 5 —a ee peat wes : recht Save money on your electric light bills! It means dollars and toes. On y ; cents to you, in actual cash, whether Josiah Collins and his crowd gair ministration of pu control of the city council or no ‘ ; meee petitical v ; Had Collins been in the counc 911, would he have voted to anal Re a ta te . reduce your rates? No. He's nst reducing rates now, he was MEG cits “| have no Seattle Flest é against it then, he will be against it forevermore. Why? BECAUSE | ‘eollar or the collar of any sy t a how! ALL HIS LIFE, JOSIAH COLLINS HAS BEEN A WILLING AND tere: vi weet oi Nout the peas FAITHFUL SERVITOR OF THE SEATTLE ELECTRIC CO. and other ‘4 x asian , Srecial Interests. That is how he made his money. It wasn’t from Mayor's Knock a Boost tionartes d thelr press Yet tt ecla : 2 y d Referrine briefly to Mayor Gill's! will cost tt aii ok dittaee to fegitimate law practice, BECAUSE HE NEVER HAD ANY LAW PRAC S jattack upon him, Bolton said that|this private public s cory sed saat sal lias ‘ ‘ Pare ‘i S ithe mayor's statem was equally|tion to repair the d | Since e electric light rates have been reduced more than 25 4 &@ Teflection on the 15,000 members The Seatt k Co. dis per cent to Seattie homes oles ‘ © Of organized labor and the thou-/pensed with its cable on the Madi __ | you paid $4 a month in 1911, you are paying only $3 now. THAT Sands of others outside of organ-|son st ne from Broadway MEANS $12 SAVED A YEAR ; © fzed labor who work for a living ne AKO, encounter Every time the city reduced its rates, the Seattle Electric Co. also He, therefore, left it to Swenson, loss now the cable came down on its price. At the very least calculation, the people of to anewer Gill in the name of or-| used t 4th ave. Suppo - Seattle, taken as a whole, have been saved $1,000,000 a year by the ganized labor. would have made such fi lower rates “T want to say, however,” said/in its JOSIAH COLLINS AND HIS CROWD WOULD AGAIN PLACF Holton, “that after next Tuesday e | THAT $1,000,000 OF TAXES—FOR THAT 1S WHAT IT MEANS—ON sao ws from D’An. THE PEOPLE'S SHOULDERS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE nunzio's materplece, It would help the Seattle Electric Co., you know “Cabiria,” at the Clem Even now the subsidized prees is howling that the city lighting mer. Dorothy Gieh, at | | plant is losing money. That is false, of course, and it is done only for successt , the Class A, in “How the purpose of paving the way for RAISING THE RATES OF RESI- of public utilit Haze! Got Even.” Nor- DENCE LIGHTING if Josiah Collins and his crowd gain control of the 9 Newspapers Paid ma Phillips, who is ree city council Corporatio el Bradford, ¢ starring at the Colo | i Be Just as sure as anything can be, the Josiah Collins brand of coun- plaining — the 1s nial in “Runaway br bef i on ‘ving fOr) ciimen will make it appear that the only way to save the lighting piant amendments and June.” Marguerite . the love of a is to raise the rates—AND THAT, IN REALITY, WILL BE THE BEST r] ttle s surprise madé a power! Clark, who will return hat girl, « bei. WAY TO WRECK THE PLANT Majestic’s Beautiful Star, in 9 of municipal « to the Liberty in “The Mt gg Pg Think it over, folks, It means money in your pockets to defeat @ Thrilling Two-Part Drama, Mere is Goose Girl,” next fore tt pr 1) | Collins, which the twe spapers which! | week ack saptinasnston lie Built Around the Prize Ring Bier a sub ar] '¢ us . t irora ts are Ae ta ercleeent or 1 ~. NEW MARKET OPENS fis) Pendttiges’ 2nd ads: gee attle I . t back ree jectric Co. utility € r ie 100,000 to $1,600,000 as ‘d ° rayne ye © Satur ‘ ed Tw cost. When ap ” A hes ec See the Great Prizefight the public service cc Sviania ay catia? ta tne “ coreernanermaes Scenes they say it cost them that much | , 3 for the ¢ ng we two 4 money to develop the business | sued by large crowds at the excetle seraph featur Fran that they lost that much money fn 1 " , pitcher: ; Cini ile eco Sl Sunday’s New Sh oypron sot tenths j a Annee See ee eee unday’s New ow 3 their b They want that @ there is alto «good comedy dealing velopment’ loss taken into consider-| COLONIAL with boxing vee and tin medals. AT THE ation in fixing the rates to be} e s charged to the consumers. And the f ring Ed Coxen! public service commissions thro and Winifred Greenwood, will ome What's son rd Bill out the country, and the o te the Colonial p k. it isa Class A Until Tuesday Night pe: also, take this ‘development stronk Weate drar brilliant Haz rf. aay. fet ¥ into co: ion. Yet here tn wevted ing Dorothy Gt Cruel ! i IN attle, look roar the is ‘om Allen warns a yo H mnedy. she i railway noth! ® 2 1 ay Ss ” noney in the ae r r t * tone co the city rallway to gold and hides Colonial Until Tuesday Ni ight demand as big a cost house, A j poast. drama - as any of these pora aR picte nnect R June t 9 tions. with Hil ror r ime ir r Urge Women's Vote Later A Lincov sv istake edy; “fier Escort,” comed Werld’e Current Events Mrs. Thompson d | that the reh of his wt Pago a women of Seattle thet 1 kills him. A Clemmer Until Tuesday Ni ight Launching a Submarine in I to Bolten b " al it te at Cabiria,” D'Apnunzio's file: Seattie for eivie bon 1 nd thelr @ onild. |terps i and for the n Curtal ee Winifred Greenwoc od and Ed Coxen are a big majority of the Alaska Until Tuesday Night starred this erinnine story o e wecterr “Ho an Keystone Taking up Mayor ( attack on \e err al ° The Call of the Nort root arred in this gripping story of the western Comedy [J Bolton, Swenson said that Gill made | CLEMME featuring Ro Edesor mining country. An unusual plot, well pre- ut no such reflections on organized fait °F CRIT IT PGE =: '% nted F labor wh ght th votes a as the Liberty Until Tuesday Night rer Thousand 99 year ago. m also read the ; ea olay The G rama, featur caughe es resolutions passed by the Centra theatre; will play: & retire Po Bday Cheba ales Labor council against the ordinance : Saclay oieeasl oe. PATHE SCENIC Gill. wanted, wonderful ca rying out ° suesaay ie ght » of the ato o wars bh i. rene | ares Mrs. Ed Stoudt at the Plano 1 Mayor , ry re : Tate voleano {n eruption, a fleet c nip: he was only Doceored at ack, enna? « »| Alhambra Until Sunday Night me to supp I. W. W. orators Sate ah kousenda eramlea the C. O. D,,” four-part comedy do not want to offend the I W. W poo yaad pabah cay nbc ase se Swenson said th an old dog Ly pee oN pee! isaduinepeg ‘\e can't learn new t Roads: S00) the CAEEAD . RESIDENCE THEATRES ; Hiram Gi The scenario of this wonderful | @ ° Sid is the famous Charley’s brothe here's S had of on pre uction was written by Gabriele At the Home Until Sunday ri vse , D'Annunzio, a famous dramatist The Mystery of the Sea chance to sagt “That Springtime _—. t ‘ wo-part dra is the name the enough to free himself from the . sage eras is the name of the funmaker men and the influences which ° @| topical oe Trail Breskers,* twe brought into disrepute in his CLASS A part i Viv Conkies * previous administration i} hmedy: “Whee Baby beh i Baga Hodge said that when Bolton's Dorothy Gish will be at the Clasa|COMCEY; Ny hose Many, ¢ . opponents could not find anything A next week in “How Hazel Got ‘ against him, the rat Even,” a two-part prize fight come. | At Mapp . nt ied ett Saneey out to assassinate character dy that promises to be the rea dex ey The P ta gt ro by falsehoods goods. ~obvapees SCalther friar The story tells how Hazel is er aia: bulla. tie Paver ta | gaged to Patsy, a hack driver, Pat | (7am; “Shultz, the Paper Ha fore OL a police will give car pote One day Pause ak Greenwood Until Friday Night , back to him | find himself a real char (tt Sil bss M ms Ward,” ‘ ama Follow this absorbing series of picte yk |. ee La i cture smeared all over the|«tiow Mar a i dee fre the master hand of George i sporting pages Pe : Pre physicians for With the title comes the ewel eee a hester. twenty years | Norma Phillips, at the Colonial head and he forgets Hazel for | 0° gee | LBORETEN Sk ae Tana Hatet cane siactin takes Greenwood Until Sunday Night | WwW [a ta under his arm, please! nor spare Jitneye tomethee na ket | “Master Key," drama; “Bt! | t ] Think Ab t It | notify nager Tate of the North Bw Welter then She and hirer Rival,” dram Hat of the Pant | oul |western Film Co. Suspicions are = Pate) — tom the West to|coat,” comedy The Pursuit of BY FREDDIE FILM at present centered on Oliver Wal Th i x Hate,” drama; “Love and Wat lace. He was last seen in the| qi ni® he does in grand style and comedy nel borhood where the statue winds up proc fing by strolling Jim Clemmer has been so busy | We Re : atue loft with Ha much to Patsy's fe that he f himself the oth I'm frettish at John He ¥ Pai well cars to Fred Henry, who ts or @ er day and jabbed “0! Wa):| the Colonial. He neq ‘ee a sb if ALASKA 7 | the same pay roll with me, for four ~ rus,” who plays the pipes *lne 1 Sik: Maes ahceatnn fs bite ou may have read abou rake two young married couples—a maid } organ, in rae leg with @ pen knife /tour this week. A was Just dy. | ee on will be featured at | 't In a wey I alxo ha meee named Rose, an old friend named Rose—and | Of cours t was all an accident) ing to get a bottle of Mary Garden| t0® Alaska next week in a atirrt venutiful castle in Scotland and a if sie ccna ie ieee ; . felt pretty bad about It.| Nerrume, Oh, Julian Eltince: meen | drama, “The Call of the North.” The | title that I would be willing to trade we have the basis of a rip-roaring, side-splitter Wallace in able to inip to and from| somebody please loan me thetr|{!m shows “the Jong trail,” a pnn.|for & good cigarette, My sole am —we admit this one is funny. b his machine, how | chamotn? lishment bestowed upon unfaithful |Pition in life is to reduce the high -. at wit Jemployes of trading posts in. the| Cost of living, | = = xtra! Extra! Suffragettes| —yrone Power, the famous ac-| North in the early days, WwW Ww swarmed down upon the motion ple |tor, who 1s soon to appear ina new} The story has to do with a youns| DIES IN MIDOCEAN ‘ae ears im § In: ture houses and took them by storm [Belig special film, eave the money |™&8 who is compelled to make the| NEW YORK, Feb, 27,Word was SUNDAY UNTIL TUESDAY NIGHT Friday. Thousands of women took| pictures soon will used by the Ate Journey because he dared love |recetved that Capt, Albert Polis, one advantage of the free ticket offer| clersy to {Illustrate ir sermons, 1|th® daughter of the factor of th: lof the directors of the Hamburg Pimples and blackheadsdisappear, red, — Resinol Ointme: in The Star Thursday, and Friday | emile to think of the possibilities of |POSt It shows hie hardships on the|American S Ga, bad died oh rough, blotchy complexions become nal Baap and went the rounds of the movie) Charlie Chaplin filustrating a Journey and the happy ending wher |board the Vateriand in the Atlantic clean, clear and velvety, and hair houses Friday afternoon and ev mon. They would have to take uy |e ills the villain, who confesses i y' ng. The husbands hopping mac | the contributio: 1 A Clothes bas o the wrongs for which the 7 vie ‘ os 5h menting skin Jing, ‘The husbands a ntribution in a clothes basket i ve her . health and beauty are aided by the cag, Ther stop teh ana thes we The Star if we A number of women are guess |'% blamed. All ends happit 1 Oc —Children 5ce—1 oO neg oe Resinol Soap and an oc- 74, “nd Bur cases healing | entice rom the|ing whether Beatriz Michelena, whol . c easional application of Resinol Oint- — besins at Ideal gor itchen again a I his wock.| begins at once. Ideal kitchen agal ppeared at the Clemmer this week ° . : 2 . “ aA ment. These soothing, healing prep- **"™* | eee | wears a wig or not. She does PG LIBERTY | Tonight, last times, Solution “The Million @rations do their work easily, quickly gfe sit If any one sees a small follow|Nelther does she wear awitche Dainty Marguerite Clark will plat CHARLES CHAPIN | Dollar Mystery” and at little cost. hal Oleument, with iong hair packing around nj side tracks imber hair. It’s all her} return engagement at the Liberty In detting Ac eyato jetatue of Annette Kellerman, clad owm, starting Sunday, i@ “The Goose