The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1915, Page 2

TREMBLES IN FEAR OF RAID BY ED L. KEEN LONDON, Aoril 17.—Unpree @dented activity on the part of the aerial arms of both Ger many and the allies, resulting in raids on British towns and the bombarding of numerous German positions, today gave promise of one of the most ty periods of war in his tory when spring opens up. With just a touch of favor le weather bringing with it @ shower of daathderling mis. alles from the cir, terrible toll is expected when even better -onditions prevail As the great armies stretched through Belgium and France forward in their attacks. believed the war wi ftably take to the air Saults from Zeppeli London and East affected today with Ze In the ¢ lagers of © cloud cone aeroplane ceived hourly raids While London was sti new uffolk, igible ts every ra Wild re re ot re fresh Zeppetin man air raiders Zeppelins were passed n . dropped seven bombs. then flew over Ipswich and Felix lared to ha and to hav | Hours passed and there was no confirmation. The admiralty nounced the reports probably untrue. A raid upon London was fully ex ted last night t did not come, Londoners are equally certain Mt will be made tonight, weather permitting GERMAN PAPERS COMBINE; WEISS an were WILL BE EDITOR control of associat Purchase of the Newspaper Staats-Zeitung, the Bellingh Post, the Everett Volksblatt ane printing plant of the Schaefer Press here, and consolidation with the | Seattle German Press, by a newly} | Organized corporation, is announced Charles Osner, August Mebthorn Sr., Ernest Carstens and Herman ‘Thiele compose the new temporary Board of trustees ‘The Seattle German Press and the ‘Washingtoner Staats-Zeltung wiil be published hereafter under the name of former. consolidation takes the own ership of the Washingtoner Staatz Zeitung out of the hands of Mr. andj} Mrs. Jacob Schaefer and their sons Paul and Charles L. Schaefer. Bohaefer family are among the best known Germans in Seattle, if not _ the Northwest. Dr. Karl Weiss, editor of the Ger man Press, will assume the duties} Cor editor-in-chief under the new ownership. Yesler Way We ha nase Roots, Vegetable Cures all chronic dineases and di orders of men and women WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS LIGHT ROOT MEATILE The Heyday of Your Power to work and earn should also be your time of greatest sav- ing. Just as sure as night follows day, there will come a diminishing of your earning ability. Whether or not, when that time comes, you will have money and good in- vestments to take up the burden of work in your behalf de- pends largely upon how you handle -your finances now. Have you a growing savings account at the _ DEXTER HORTON TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK | SKCOND ANY CHERRY The airship! The} JHE dawn of a brighter, more intelligent day in American politics |s| at hend, California is leading the way for vartisanship f race it nor ready to What does it It means politic the greatest cause dispensed with ie means that Califernia will not tonger have to hear the buncombe of the politician, who demands election to public office because he and his father before him had been republicans, or democrats, as the ¢ } be years and years. It means that in California, men seeking public offices will have to quality as MEN, and their principles will have something to to do witn the election, They will not be able te depend upon a party landsiftie co put them on the payroll Political Issues in California will be discussed with greater atten tion to the real merits and to the best welfare of the common weal, rather than from the standpoint of party advantage ‘An era.of common sense in politics is due in Californ country shal! have adopted the California idew indeed, be one of real rejoicing for the American people. BY NEXT ELECTION, WASHINGTON, TOO, LET US HOPE | WILL MAVE TAKEN STEPS TO JOIN THIS GREAT MARCH TO. WARD POLITICAL FREEDOM ‘om governor down to constable, The house al Gov. Johnson has declared he will sign it nean? | freedom of ‘crookednessand betrayal In public office will be may for day when the whole That day wil DARDANELLES | GIVEN UP BY. THEALLIES? CONSTANTINOPLE, April 17.—With an official statement | today announeing another allied warship put out of action in a renewed attack on the Darda nelles, reports indicate that both the Anglo-French and Rus sian fleets have abandoned al! serious attempts to reach Con stantinople. Since the Dardanelle: says “Newt age is very fa- | on th’ interur From his winder he kin see the periscope of an ap proachin’ car in time ter board | it at th’ gate.” le ° Taft, once upon a time will address the Oregon ton Rar assoctatio Dick Ballinger. one of his} fold cronies, will probably also be there | Reported that socialist women |ment opened, while the ny ba met in secret international confer: | suffered serious losses tn both ships ence in Switzerland to discuss end-|and men | ing of war. The official statement “declared «| tke Neal, habitual drunkard, dies | hostile tronc bombarding the out-| im jail cell in Bellingham, while jer forts of the Dardanelles was se} wife is in adjoining cell trying to |riously damaged } break drug habit. And Bellingham} The vessel was in flames when it] is a dry town, too jateamed back toward the entrance} io-—— a jot the straits, | Why doesn't one of those warring nations buy a lot of canoes and present them to the enemy? The cance is deadtier than the submarine ° attack upon the land defenses have been restored to their strength, it was stated here The Turks are consequ y Well equipped to resist as at the time of th the |Gesmans Announce Raid by Zeppelins BERLIN Apr : bombardment of England Zeppelins Thursday night made by the war office today statement declared An airship! vided among Indians pro rata |bombarded defended English exst| Two union men arrested for al-| t towns on the nights of April leged attack on strike breakers 4t | 16 and 16, and, despite a heavy fire! Everett dismissed by police judge. | from English guns. returned Arguments in the Copperfield se-| safely.” loon damage case against exGov,| Heavy damage was done by the West made today Zeppelins, according tg. private; Three Chinese publishers arrive MOmsaces received here today from in Friseo to study Amertcan news. | Holland papers. > Several officers of the British | hospital, N. Y., revorted rot 4 Bombs were also dropped upon} | discovered anti-typhus Se = ne \iitigh shipe patrolling the coast __ Henry MeCleary ph cones sed i s and protecting ship yards, while Elma, closed for several months, | others exploded upon the docks reopens mill. Impeachment started against | themsely |Mayor Roberts of Terre Haute.) 3 Ciyine Killed Pretty soon prison term will be! . PARIS, Aprile’ 7. —Three civilians started, too. North Yakima perished as a result of the bom Sen. Jones. bardment of Amiens. today by a @| German Taube. Three persons were wounded when bombs tral | ° Everett Logging Co. pays Tulalip.) Indian agency $128,000, 10 per cent of purchase price of timber tract on reservation Money will be di 7 jans reception for A The crown again is a proud parent. a fellow who is killed ang fatal- tect se *"s BURGLAR SHOT werresiics ewe’ BY MARSHAL IN RENTON STORE Gov. Dunne, Iilinois, inatructs | state board of arbitration to offer | services in building trades strike. Thomas Reese, 20, is at the coun- ty hospital with a bullet wound in {his side, received in an attempt to J. Ogden Armour, packer, testl- fies at Chicago he’s against unions. escape from Marshal Jack Stewart,! following an attempted burglary of Lively day Friday at New York the Brooke general merchandise | stock exchange. store, at Renton, at 9 o'clock Friday} | died today. News that 15-y id son drafted | into Austrian army drives John| |Maskrowicz of Hoquiam insane In exchange for baseball suits promised by Sherlock. Wash., wom. en, town baseball teom will fight forest fires. Mrs. C. E. Beach, Olympi: ed president of state Mothers’ con | might | gress Reese and a companion, it ts a |” Annual banquet and \leged, broke into the store by a l officers held Friday night in Lake |Tear window. Reese went Inside. lwood Civile Improvement club’s| While the other man remained clubhouse | “lookout.” * aint A neighbor, fftracted by the | No wonder Huerta refused to. | noise, notified the marshal, who remain longer in Engiand, arrived just as Reese was ready to France or Russia. What If he'd | pilfer the cash register been caught for a week in one || As the marshal stepped up to the | | of those dry towns? | front door, he was hit by a rock . an ——@| probably thrown by the “lookout.” Antrew and William McCann| Reese jumped out of the rear jawarded $9,900 damages against | window, and the marshal fired two Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul raii-|shots at him, Reese continued to way, H. C. Henry and Gabriel Carl-| run. son, for loss of timber and logging} Just then Joe Anderson, camp by fire, August. 1910. j cist, turned the corner, Rev. J. F. Dunstan of West marshal called upon him to stop tle Congregational church to preach | Reese. Anderson and Reese grap. farewell sermoh Sund Leaves | pled, and Anderson brought Sunday night for Vaide |down. Later it was discovered that Rotary club dance in Redding’s| Reese was wounded, and Sheriff j haut Friday night well attended Hodge ordered his removal to the Seattle Ministers’ Federation will | county hospital |meet Monday in the First M. E. | church, The Church and the | War’ subject of discussion ‘ALLIES GIVE U U, S. Immediately preceding the Sun- day night service at Plymouth} church, Judson Waldo Mather, or. |wanist, will give a series of short | organ recitals Bulk of estate of the late Jacob sclelsheimer will go to brothers, | Simon and Max | No trace found yet of bandits who held up 12 employes of Both ell dairy and got hatful of small agree change.and jowelr YORK, April 17.—Wall st The Great Trail,” praduced by | WS agog today over reports of war young of St. Clement's \orders from the allies church plays to capacity audience| _ If these are to be credited, Russia| in the church Friday night. alone has ordered $100,000,000 worth | naan of shrapnel from American jin the last few days Acquitted of Murder! of the American orks admitted today SAN FRANCISC soon to clore a deal with the through J. Plerpont Morgnn if the war ends suddenly, th ling contract provides for y n full, as the manufacturers must invest large sume in speclal ma to make the shells The Canadian Car & Foundry Co. quitted of murder shot George Gra is also reported making $80,000,000 worth of shrapnel for Russla, lection of people loco th 0 Jou a shrapnel April 17 and family who re turned to his wife to da Lococo pl ity brought ab sufferings of bis who almost starved w trying to collect from due him for Inbor, Jed emotional it by inson ewing the nd children, ile he was Gray $17 \chinery By a vote of 30 to 9, the senate Frdiay passed a bill providing! it means that the blind slavery to party, | many; firms | STAR—SATURDAY, A PRIL 17, 1915. PAGE 2. 'SCENES FROM “SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE” MOORE DARK COMING WEEK; WHAT'S IN VAUDEVILLE METROPOLITAN Speed the} Caught in the act of ri fling the safe. si La Fo'lette Says President Wiison Has Lost Strenght ASHINGTON, April 17 Is not so strong polit ically as he wae when elect od,” was the assertion today of U. S&S, Senator Robert M. La Follette, following « tour of Pennsyivania, lowa, North and South Dakota and Wis consin “My statement does not mean that he will not be so strong a year from next at the presidential election sald La Follette. “Nobody can tell about that, Prosper. ity will work great changes in popular sentiment. “Wilson's efforts to undo the work which h been done for 26 or 30 years in behalf of special interests nearly has resulted in so- called bad tim it's a ter. rifle job that has to be done The men accomplishing it could hardly expect to serve more than one term “Wilson's troud! in connection wit sition to compromis ‘help business.’ Howeve: has already accomplish great deal more than elther Taft or Roosevelt.” GERMAN PUBLIC IS ANGRY AT U.S, AMERICAN SAYS carried on his back and which took | H&ht opera. LONDON, April 4 —(By New York.)—-Widespread anger againet America prevails in Ger England ts the object of in tense hatred; France is pitied, and Russia is regarded merely as stupid nd inferior, according to David radwoh! of San Francisco. Gradwoh! has just returned from a visit to Letpsic, Nurenburg, neberg and Herlin, as a buyer | toys. Likewise, stories that Germany has exhausted her draft of military age, he declared to be inventions. Mail to | him | If you pave been « reader of The Star for any length of time you must have noticed Dr. Lathrop's ad. vertinements, It was at the re quest of friends and patients that yr. Lathrop started to advertise |they thonght the people should |know of hix remarkable achieve ‘mente. Dr, Lathrop is licensed by the State Board of Medical Bx aminers practice in the state of Washington, and he has bee practicing in Seattle for seve years. The doctor does not c ‘that his treatment is a cure-all, a he will not take ir cage Mf |thinks he cannot benefit medical or surgical what is nee he will {tell you #0, and advise you to go to your physiclan and surgeon for treatment. Dr, Lathrop does not charge for consultation and you are welcome to visit his office at 214-15 Peoples Bank Bldg., any day except Sundays, between 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. Some of the diseases that Doctor Lathrop successfully treat are: Asthma, Heart Trouble, D pepsia, La Grippe, Female Troubl |Constipations Lumbago pu | Liver Trouble, Rheumatism, Ay dicitis, Headaches, Paralysis, somnia, Kidney Trouble and Stom ach Trouble. you. ment In-| ‘USE DYNAMITE IN EFFORT 10 GET LINER OFF ROCK eftort transpactfic Every to float the giant liner has failed Northern| dents and th with of the explo ® unlikely vensel will be seen tn k ath, even if the present work | # with success, It may be im | possible to bring the Minesota here this summer Although the Inland sea of Japan jis somewhat protected, an official the company admitted frankly | that the Minnesota “ia subject to | the fury of the Pacific ocean,” and might be in danger of meeting fur |ther damage from pounding on the} | rocks. they say, that of There ta no doubt expre | the liner will drydock a |ohe te released punctured badly ae one Her bow has Minnesota, | aground fn the Inland sea of Japan It s tensel Baldpate | ‘ | | No word has been recetved here| since the dynamiting operations be. wan, a day or two ago. 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GRAHAM & VICTOR Diamond Merchants 821 Second Ave. is pre the | (singing, singing, singing The Hero Overpowered by Number METROPOLITAN Beyond all doubt ing 5 the most appeal of the day is George M han's tr tery Seven Ke Taldpate wh Il be presented by Cohan and Harris at the Metr politan theatre en nights, ning Sund April 18, including matineos Wednesday and Saturday It was the big su son in Chicago and N Keys to solutely different that Am tery and melc wove a story that is y 1 and in thrilling tmosphere then seriou and back ain, until the onlooker decides Mr. Cohan {s propounding a puzzle. At any rate, “Seven Keys to Baldpate” keeps one guessing and laughing for two hours and a half, Co w York dpate” is ab: from any play musement seekers “Seven an firet to comle comt has to do with William | Hallowell Magee, a writer of blood irdling fiction, who b to get away from the that bas made } thrill, A fri hat cannot W pvel In 24 * ) in accepted Baldpate Whe 1 resolved Mterary style and McGee bet of finn. th i iving at th na torm, and is received by the taker, who departs after Magee th © the front door only ke to the hotel 5 there are six other finds when he | most unusual serier an it is these tinct re that hold ap audience enthralled until the end which comes wit ovement that absolutely unexpected and .most original prove as Ma rrupted of tneidentes. alts the| MARIE TEMPEST HAS Seattle this}|GOOD WORD FOR TIGHTS “Jumped Too Late’ Marie Tempest, Coming to Moore Theatre Many of the younger theatregoers fail to recall the fact that Miss here | Marie Tempest, who comes to the Moore in May under the manage ment of John Cort in Edgar Sel- wyn's farce, “Nearly Married,” was lat one time the recognized queen Somewhat over a decade ago Mise | Tempest renounced her career as a |prima donna for the more appealing field of light comedy. How she again triumphed by becoming the foremost comedienne of the English speaking stage is now « matter of theatrical history. In a recent in terview Miss Tempest said There is no training in the world like that which one gets by having to put on a pair of tights, dancing around down to the footlights and Whether ‘a girl aspires to play Lady Macbeth or Ingenue roles, I would prescribe the same trainin: . | EMPRESS ys to begin: | ons of last sen) combines mys | through | . Mat, Wednesday, 250, 600, The, BVENING PRICKS—H0e0, COHAN & HAR SUNDAY NIGHT i) Mat. Sat, G0e, The, 91, 01.60 | The, 61.00, 6. ko, 02.00. RIS PRESENT THE IMPORTANT’ PLAY OF THE YEART io’ COHAN’S teron THOUGAND UGHS ALL ROLAAD enzatuer wucc eas COHAN HAS EVER WHITTEN. 3 Nights Starting JOHN DREW Pp The Famous << ETHEL ARNOLD Popular Singing Comedienne. VON KLEIN ODD BITS OF Wuh AYHIL GOOTT and the ORIGINAL Chicago and Bow York Cast, THUR., APRIL 29 in ROSEMARY MAIL ORDERS NOW ANTAGE Unequaled Vaudeviile—Our Policy Never Changes BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE Comedy Act TATE’S “MOTORING” CURTISS & HEBBARD The Personality Girl: & GIBSON VAUDEVILLE OTHER BIG FEATURES ie tg hal Mat. Today Nights and Bat World's Biggest and Rest ZIEGFELD FOLLIES Staged by Leon Beret 100—ZIEGFELD BEAL TIES—100 Last Thm ™ MOORE eouy Last Time Tonight ROCK AND FULTON _ The Candy Shop” Matinee ¢ $1.00. Merlin, the talkataive Leonard and Louis, twe dapper young chaps from Broad way, and comedy pictures, On Wed nesday evening the regular try-out night will be on after the second show, and on Friday night the big/ Hippodrome dancing contest will be trickster PANTAGES Headtining the new bill at Pan- tages next week, opening with the matinee perform fan » Monday, wil bo Harry Tate and his compan “Motoring. The act needs m kind words. It too well known It has never been seen before at popular prices The new show also promises to be notable for the return of Ethel Arnold, the sing- ing comedienne She will be ac Harry Tate companied in her musical nonsense as of yore, by Earl Taylor. Other, numbers on the program will be) Curtis and Hibbard, the personality | girls; Bert Von Klein and Grace}! Gibson, in odd bits of vaudeville; | Johnson Howard and Lizette, com edy acrobats, and Nolan and > the fun jugglers. ¢ ORPHEUM | Lew Dockstader, famous minstrel, pheum, beginning with a matinee Sunday afternoon. . For the first) time in his Mfe Mr. Dockstader in) appearing in white face and doing | a splendid bit of character delinea tion of Theodore Roosevelt, called | “Teddy and My Policies.” Other numbers include jinto the slang vocabulary; Bankoff jand Grilie, exponents of modern |dancer Gordon Wilde, shado graphist; Gertrude Long, English jprima donna; Fiddler and Shelto: joolored comedians, and the Mutua yt k QUAKE ANNIVERSARY SAN FRANCISCO, April 17.—San ‘rancisco today took part in the Nine-Years-After celebration in com |memoration of the earthquake and \fire which partly destroyed the city | | April 18, 1906, and to mark the mr building which has obliterated pal most all traces of the disaster, | | Miss Louise James, at the Empress The headline attraction at Loew's Empress, matt nee, will be the “Girl Act,” featur ing Ned Nestor and his nine sweet hearts The Louis, comedy ond feature will be James Co. ina satire entitled “Holding Nusband The dainty song star Marguerite Farrell, late feature of the Lillian Ruseell road show, will present a number of character song and stories taken from real life Other numbers on the program Mr dramati a List your Real Estate in Star \w Vant Ads. will headline the bill at the Or-|[/ | | Lewis, the funny chap who put i | WEDNESDAY NIGHT Try-out night for Loe FRIDAY NIGHT Hippodrome Dancing Contest Three Classy Steppers * Cireutt . 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