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

STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1915. PAGE 2 Women Offer to Man Factories During the War NEW PANTAGES THEATRE AND VAUDEVILLE ARTISTS WHO'LL OPEN IT | TERE 40 THOUSAND a SUFFRAGETS. " PARADE CITY Mrs. Pankhurst Heads Great Procession Thru Streets of London WILL REPLACE MEN L ader Pleads for Chance for | Women to “Do | Their Bit.” LONDON, July 17.—With 40,000 women marching to the music of| 75 bands, the suffra, t demonstration since the opening of the war occurred today greatest It was not a demonstration, how ever, in the interest of “votes for women,” but & mighty outpouring to prove that the women of Eng land are ready to “do their bit help win the war The women marched between lines of cheering crowds from the Thames to Trafalgar square Mrs, Emmeline Pankhurst and other prominent leaders left the | procession at Victoria embankment, | |where they visited David Lioyd) Geor minister of munitions “Our fight for votes ix forgotten | vaudeville theatre, to be openea mon- A Wondrous Festival of Vaudeville WILL OPEN THE NEW PANTAGES THEATRE Next Monday 3 Joint Afternoon Headliners THE IDOL OF PARIS AND NEW YORK JULIETTE DIKA The Celebrated Franco-American Comedienne Whose Small Waist is the Envy of the Women of the World, and Whose Fashion Creations Are the Rage of Two Continents. The Sinking of the Lusitania Kleine’s Marvelous Mechanical Reproduction of the Destruction by a Tor- pedo of the Giant Cunarder, with the Loss of More Than 1,000 Lives—Every MATINEE DAILY SHOWS BEGIN AT TWICE NIGHTLY 2:45, 7 and 9 P, M. y c ‘ , ' e § t e bi L, ’ ps day; above, at right, Marna Rehn,with Josie Flynn's minstrels, one of in the national crisis,” Mre ‘ank EB es, | the Bots On the exoetiont bill with which the house le te be opened; be-|hurst declared. “We are willing to Detail of the Awful Catastrophe That Brought the Present Crisis Between the | low, Grace York, at the Empress. |do our bit in the factories, releaning United States and Germany—NOT A MOTION PICTURE. | oe 6 468 the men for the trenches, We are is bd } willing to do any work to which the 5 o 2 government may assign us, day or) . $850,000 Pantages Theatre|: osie Flynn’s Mins HOM ELES S COMRADE 10 . Thruout the parade banners were re & bs | carried by the women urging that 9 a BY BIG FLOOD) GREET TEDDY Will Be Opened on Monday ‘i: c's sea Sm VAUDEVILLE’S PREMIER GIRL ENTERTAINERS * land win the war 5 ‘ | aE NUR aN 5 | One of these banners read: “Let 4 : B lAlexander Pantages Demonstrates His Faith in Seattle;| women work. Shella made by the Other Big Acts, Including ' s r , iv ve her ust id 1 CLEVELAND, July 17—Five | when Col. Roosevelt stepe off What's On at Other Houses. ibe cpa A acthdlom doce celia : : ol. npertansn eceere f = are dead, thousands are home- (the Vancouver boat, Sunday night.) gree 9 | year spent in construc-| EMPRESS | @ less and more than $500,000 | he will be met at the yee Ag hcort tion, the beautiful new Pantages! Beginning with a matinee Mon ‘LLOYD-GEORGE TO i * worth of property Is destroyed =| Mer COMFAGe ID Arie ie wh | theatre, at Third ave. and Univer/day, the Empress will offer Dr APPEAL TO MINERS { today as a result of three nelly, an ae hs 4 vt sity st. will be opened Monday. | Royal Raceford, electrical scientist, : of wind 4 rein whieh ow Soucten wer tu the Be hag Phong | The playhouse, the six-story of-|with his company of assistants, in Slieices j * Ohio. The floods are subsiding. s es n Raga flee building, of which it is a part,ia@ demonstration of the power and LONDON, July 17.—Attempts to} $ Aitho several etee heave wut | Ho was ‘Corp. Donnelly when Ang the site, represent an, invert the vomtrel of skctrinty: Including] pete the. ctiktan ote RIO & NORMAN, Sensational Acrobats : « fered serious losses, a ive 80 : ment In Seattle by Manager Alex-|the taking of X-ray photographs of| Wales to return to work, pending! t { far boon able to attend to thelr | The colonel will also be met by| titer Pantages of approsimately|memibera” of the ‘audience. Dr-|arbitration of thele. demande wpet| AND A SPECIAL FEATURE FILM : g own relief work. } , > dptinae: Hale dn | $850, | ‘ord also will give a demon: the mine owners, failed today. Aft : : | Dereuade veto geod with them/ “The doors of the new house will/stration of the violet rays. Theler an extended conference be : MINISTER IS KILLED Ole Hanson, progressive candi.|% thrown open at 2:30 p,m. Mon-|act also furnishes comedy tween the executive council of the| Pantages’ Prices and Policy Always the Same ; - 4 + | day The Apollo Trio, strong men, re-| miners and Walter Runciman, pres-| | date for United States senator: C.| While a matinee performance|turn for another’ week's engage-|{dent of the Board of Trade, the| i WEISER, Idaho, July 17.—A fall | pradtora State Representative) Wil! be given, as usual, the theatre ment session adjourned without accept-| Cc ‘ Of 18 feet from a scaffold is respon-| Thos. F. Murphine, State Senator|*!!! not be formally opened until) Other acta: “His First and Last,” | ance of the pian of arbitration. No| { sible today for the death of W. H./ naniel Landon, State Representa. | °Ye!ng, when federal, state and/a comedy sketch by Mr. and Mrs./one would discuss the meeting ex- § Henderson, 55, a former Methodist | tive W. D. Lane Mrs. Emily Peters | etty officials and a large company|George MacDonald; York and| cept to say they had not been able é Preacher. His neck was broken. (yrisg Lucy R. Case Mrs. P. D|Of Prominent Seattle citizens and) King, impersonations of colored/to reach an agreement =a | Hughes, Mrs. S. F. Woody of Both.| thetr families will be Mr. Pan-| aristocracy; Earle Bensee and Flor-) A personal appeal to the miners a . A \ell, Otto A Case, “secretary of the tages’ guests. ence Baird, vocalists from Austra-|to return to their work will be Commercial Club E. C. Snyder, Hae Faith in Seattle Ha; @ three-ree! drama and world’s| made by Minister of Munitions Prosecuting Attorney Alfred H.|. The investment of more than | events in motion pictures Lioy4-George WEDNESDAY "| throe-quarters of a million dollars! sit dg a nae Are appropriate at all times. We have made a careful selection of flaw- less stones, perfectly cut. Landin, A. B. Stewart, George H Walker, W. P. McElwain, Sheldon and others. Roosevelt, however, has wired J Y. C. Kellogg, chairman of the King county central committee of the progressive party, that he won't talk politics. The colonel will go straight to the Hotel Washington, where a WwW. K jhere is taken by friends and oth.| MOORE ors an indication Mr. Pantages An old, old play with a modern }has faith, and lots of it, in the| appeal, and something new and {future of Seattle. It also is taken marvelous {n scenic and lighting |to demonstrate he {s satisfied of effects will be seen when the Little |the permanency of the position Theatre company of | Yaudeville ts to occupy in the| pears at the Moore Wednesday lamusement world jevening In “The Trojan Women” of | It tf» a matter of considerable! Euripides. Chicago ap) /EMPEROR JOSEF ILL ROME, July 17.—2mperor Franz Josef of Austria is seriously III, the dea Nazionale declared today. The paper asserted its information was received from the most reliable JULY 21 HAVING FUN AT SEASHORE Trans-Continental Tour of ’ THE WORLD’S GREATEST PEACE PLAY | source: briet—very brief—reception will be| Pride with the local manager that| This Greek tragedy, played for ems can be} driet Roosevelt has made it piain|{®i* splendid structure, which the first time 416 B. C., sets forth order. Portland, and thence to San Fran-| Pantages, designed by B. Marcus! bands, sons and sweethearts by the pect ATLANTIC CITY, July 17.— mounted In settings man- t he probably will be tired, | Dears his name, was built entirely with wonderful pathos the sorrow| The whirl and gaysty of At Seatire by ws 4 that he peobably will be tire of madetaWeshington products, |of the women of Troy at the fail ot| WOW WEAR THIS GOAT) rr Ci “ures ncrry x. of EURIPIDES ‘acture your}, in the morning he will start for) The theatre was planned by Mr. thelr city and the loss of their hus Thaw more than did the pros- THE TROJAN WOMEN of going to his mother and Diamonds have perma- nent value and are be- able every year. We have them in all sizes, but the smaller stones are just as precious propor- tionately as the larger | of work. A supper | eaten in silence, cisco Congressman J. W. Bryan, at the request of Col. Roosevelt, will leave FIND WOMAN MURDERED IN BUNGALOW LOS ANGELES, July 17— That the murder of Mrs. Frances L. Harrison, found dead in a Mrs. Harrison was the di- vorced wife of Theo. F. Harri- |Priteca, the well-known Seattle sword. architect, and built by Hans Ped It comes as a poignant tilustra jerson, the veteran general con. tion of the horrors of war, directly with the ex-president on tht train) tractor. applicable to the European condi Monday morning for a conference| Finest In Country tion of today coming much more valu- roves Wy tyes gad Mr. Pantages regards the new, The Gilbert Murray translation of house as one of the finest vaude the play t* used and the spell of ville homes in the United States the beautiful lines is Increased by The exterior of the building is the tensely realistic acting and the faced with a beautiful white terra; melodious voices of the players. cotta similar to that employed on) o an the Joshua Green building. The METROPOLITAN structure is of strictly modern. Sousa’s band will appear here tn ones. class A construction and thoroly six different concerts, arting fireproof. The business portion of Thursday afternoon, July 29, at the the buflding contains 60 offices) Metropolitan. It will be a charac and, in addition, a number of stores teristic program, with special solo- on the ground floor. iats, and John Philip Sousa direct- The office and store space has) ing. been leased to the Central Realty), ——————__________.___ jcompany for five years for a con jaideration slightly in excess of | $100,000 The Hollywood Lunch and Soda Fountain, 212 Pike St.—Adv. | been provided. There Is a double entrance leading to the lobby. The| WITH FLUFFY GOWNS joining her in their Pittsburg home. He now pians to loiter here over the week-end. Thaw was up early today. He wae like hild on Christ. | mas morning, fired by the pros ; pect of assuaging his nine-year | | thirst for gayety. The crowds, the lights, and beautiful women of Atlantic City fascinated him, Following his release on ball yes- | | terday, Thaw motored here and is quartered at the Hotel Dennis with two private detectives and a half| dozen newspaper men. | The party aroused the greatest | curtosity while strolling about the side resort last night and today, Disappoints Crowd Striking a cruel blow at hun-/ dreds of curious men and women | waiting In the dining room, Harry K Thaw had breakfast in his room. | have told us. I was up at 7 o'clock and then missed him,” one fash-| Presented by The Chicago Little ROUNDUP © IS ENDED j It was stated definitely Saturday | that no further performances of | the Roundup are to be given. | One of the promoters of the af-| show declared the event had been) a financial failure, and that they PRICES 25c to $1.50 DEFER ACTION ON Theatre Company cess VAUDEVILLE | “The Coolest Spot in Town” Matiners, Any Seat, Ite Nights, 7 and 9, 16e and ie MOORE THEA’ fo FeeaeOewe sc +> oe eee me Oe" woes” ~oeowe eee euegtecec cue ecas | House Has 14 Exits Eo a ee He is now the big attraction at | @!T Tequested The Star late Friday Svestias ter ae a lee sean the ore ot ae | Modern renaissance style {9 fol-| the big seashore resort, and scores |fternoon to publish an announce: || gts pm i a | ae chemanad psi Sth pr Jowed in the exterior of the struc-| got up early, lingered over their| ment in its Pink edition to the Matinee—Saturday, Ju r- | theory of the police today. |ture, while the interior 1s treated breakfasts, and then patiently sat| effect that the Roundup would be|| 2:25 ‘ is Search for “Dick” Whitting- ‘wre? the French renaissance. and waited, hoping to see him given Saturday and Sunday at re- Benefit Camerenia,: OF b 3 | ton, alias Allison, who was ne of the exterior features is a Ww hen word that Thaw wee duced prices. It had just been de P m ° The man who car. | magnificent colonnade on the Unt- breakfasting in his room was cfr. parescapqap pps it ye seen ving the Harriso " ; M cided h id. The Sta 11 orders and exch ul y ps e day after Mrs. Harri. | Versity at. side. | culated, the curious watchers paid|cided upon, he said. ie il cts remereea Weaeene x | ries a load of worry ton wae Killed. Ie belne proce, | It {8a house of exits in the truest | their checks, visibly indignant, and| thereupon published the notice. Generel wale ca Sa i . sense of the expression, no less| stamped out , ; oom not carry a load outed today. than 14 means of egress having} “It's a wonder they would not Res DRA Pey 8 CRcK ery OF CaP an . ; ; Srenapelie. vate Sealer of Im Jiatter has been treated in strong| ~Y \jonable woman snapped, as she! would not continue It. C. C. DAM m evening spent in the She wee called the “diamond |C0l0ts in contrast to the quiet and This coat is developed in black|sWished from the dining room. | z 4 OF. C. PLAN in | anxious counting of widow” because of the large og pe og on the interior of| silk. It is a three-quarters coat ‘ROBB: Y’ IS DONE BY ab isa i | cost ii number of jewels she wore. pas yA { with a novel belt that begins at the A G ER Action on the recommen ‘ } ts, a night of troub- Neighbors Where the murder|. The foyer is beautifully paneled, back, goes over hips, and holds in MAY SHIFT D MA E | j the Chamber of Commerce that? 9 { | led sleep—these are a | wir committed July £. The body 8% 240 he retiring rooms: The place a shirred yorker at the lef! QLAIMS TO STATE) BROTHER SHRINERS | v2 0: ‘- commuting ential Bs { i was found yesterday, lying on a i 2 4 he belt is trimmed with sma e hired to report to the \ agile ig — for be, a pillow over its face, a bottle|% !vories, old rose and old gold, BR ke Ru RGARK ruffles of silk and the coat is but-| si NGPA cose pel [technical steps necessary to mest ES the next day’s heavy fo: cnicrotorm. standing ‘near by.‘ draperies and hangings being toned with square buttons | Snumeltirgn “Eawna: wit eskante, a|. Teme ie Woe ewers the leak in the Cedar river dumb Jf to | demands. The police have not decided how|! the Iast mentioned tone. From The Dental War Is On! A smart touch to the Gladstone! Counciinian Hanna wilt ae amans {an Ye, Winters, Shriner, who told| heen postponed for a week bY e i she was killed. She may have been|‘%¢ foyer two wide staircases lead collar {s gained by the addition of pian y ee Be a Brel rarme | the police he was robbed ot $300 in| etty council. ‘ } Get rid of it. Earn |} smothered or chioroformed |to a mezzanine floor, an innovation a ss a bow which ties at the back, one) f its Hab ) ay larg the Rathskeller Wednesday night, penne OMEN Ea x | | : Lit. There was several hundred dol-|t? be used as a promenade and|, But we stick to the polley We) 6.4 toning down aver the left shoul-/fF Injuries received tn municipal | reaty wasn't robbed at all [460 LOTS ARE SOLD | | more if possible. But 9 jar. worth of jewelry om the body | Unging room ae " cy a ‘ i ta. [der at the back and the other over teeny, Seite tO rareenin ata) It developed Friday that brother | save more, even |} when found, but the police say| The theatre seats about 1,800 Fee og era aunte TeRl® | the front of the coat, which is loose| eatin the councll Monday. 4.75| Shriners had extracted the checks z A } th : gems worth thousands are miasing.|, 1" the new house only the boxes, | ter eaten whone work we can) fitting in the back and is confined) | Clvims amounting to $80.58075/and money from his pockets. After] SEWARD, Alaska, July It j t ough it may seem mpty whisky bottles scattered [ofe® and several hundred seats ee ay atatarie ea pe woltto at the waist by the snug belt haan Eine eivusea ag tee the joke had worn off, they gavel total of 450 lots had been sold at impossible. Open af around the house indicate a carous- Il! be reserved ‘ Suarantee signed not only by the AO Hon iret oar wieok of dase: 1| sr mae tne wae, jAnchorage | towns: tee } A al took place just before the kill The old theatre at Second ave.| 8¥# ore : a It was the only crime of any con-| railway headquarters, up to July | savings account at the } *,, and Seneca st. will be renovated,| Operator, who does the work but STRIKES ROCK The claimants are Jacob C. Swet./ sequence reported during the con-/at a total of $133,000, ‘The ft | | Dexter Horton Trust J! Little is known about Whitting.|s!¥e4 ® new name, and operated as pact lf Sing DB? n [aenty Haring and Harry ©. Met) vention week. And now the slate is| day's sales broke ail records, t | and Savings Bank. De- 9/0" here. He was supposed to be|® Continuous vaudeville and pic-| Wie sue duiados. i ac Masia! tei Gigi | for clean once more ing 0 s } raat gs 4 an expert accountant, and was/t@ house, | | | | ainyey, eke chances om any other] KETCHIKAN, July 17—Striking slit 2 Dole _— 7 | | ” . ) ‘oln ow | posit every dollar you [| tonetimes reterret to by ihe #ltt| ps vepoee te vary eat of mo. greater Price | theeeoere rom, Harrington, where FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION MEN | BACKACHE KILLS! can. Soon ‘ou will [| “oman as “my husband” or “my d, in| most cases, less th thi 7 le y brother,” according to neighbors. Three joint headliners will be| #4. In most cases, han | depth of 175 fathoms, the Mariposa,| - Py have a clean slate, and rs featured on the opening bill at the| ther kind costs? of the Alaska Steamship Co, es-| BOARD COMING COACHED ON LAW ..2cis.s with a substantial bal. TO CHARGE DRIVER new Pantages theatre, It is one| Don't neglect your teeth, Noth-|caped without serious damage yes | neglecting what may - | arch ance to your credit, you can bring ALL earnings will ries and | SRCOND ANY CHERRY AFTER INQUEST from a fractured skull following a STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS of the strongest bills ever displayed, ing has a greater bearing on your general health than the condition of your teeth, We will give you a careful examination and estimate here under the Pantages banner. | These features are a mechanical | reproduction of the sinking of the brated Franco-American singing| Of Prices, to have your teeth put in first-class condition Regal Dental Offices ir, L, R, Clark, Mgr. 1405 THIRD AVE, N, W. Cor, Third and Union, and Francis, musical comedy play- let, “My Winter Girl,” and Rio and Norman, sensational acrobats. A special feature film will be shown, terday morning, and proceeded to Seattle from here tonight. | your energy to’ your A coroner's Inquest will be held{ Lusitania by x German submarine| Without cost or obligation, ana |% WORK. Then your J in the case of Mrs, George Hon-|that '# said to be a marvel for ro-| You'll be surprised how ittle tt | cows EAT DYNAMITE; id y singer, 202 13th ave. N.. who died|Alistic detail; Julletta Dika, cele. |W!!! cost you, under our low scale | OWNER SUES FOR Loss | NEVADA CITY, Cal, July Use Star Wants Ads for Re- sults. Secretary Otto Case of the Com mercial Club has received word from Will H. Parry, of the federal trade commission, that the commis-| {sion will be here soon to study the} industrial conditions of the North west. They will inspect industries in all the small towns surrounding and will make this city their headquarters, COOK GETS FORTUNE, PORTLAND, July 17.—Frank P. Hewat, a cook, inherited $50,000 from John G. Steele of Sterling, Ont, an uncle, | worry will vanish. Sitney accident, before Prosecutor ps egurer aged aes yey pecpered | | 16.—Chas. L. Salmon, mine own. Seattle, Li acide , star, with a ring-like waist, and the | er, must pay M. J. Coghlan, ||; J ia etetad neat John Saste | famous oslo "Fiyon Stnstrel, a) TEETH PULLED FREE! | fiver’ vor the tous ot Yor || | DEXTER HORTON the driver. The accident happened |! itl offering Each morning from 8:30 to 10 tol) cows which ate dynamite and | Trust AND SAVIN at Pike st. and Melrose ave, Wed.|,,.0%her acta: Silber and North,| demonstrate our painless methods.| | met “a violent death.” | GS Bi nesday. Mrs Honsinger died Fri|“T%¢ Bashful Maid and the Bash | | BANK | day ful Man,” in patter and song; Rice o— - - OLYMPIA, July 17.—The state} agricultural department yesterday) sent out to commission merchants} of the state a summary of the new| la + providing for licensing of their susiness, One section in partic. ular provides that the licens@ ap- plies even tho the business Is inter state, so long as it originates in this state. Post-summer school trip of two |« weeks in Glacier National park and two-week visit to Yellowstone park offered by Prof, EB. J. Saun- ders, of untversity, under auspices of university extension division. Total expense, $150. “stmple little backache. any such thing. warning that your kidneys are working properly, and throw! the poisons as they shoul is the case, go a ache and do it quickly, of y find yourself in the gril 6. Haarlem OM Ou » almo: ediate ful 11 give almost Immediate th Nef from kidney and bladde bles, which may be the unsw cause of general 1]! health. MEDAL Haarlem Olt Capsules’ from the labors They are pr orrect quantity and convenient to take, and are positive! teed to give prompt relie, SF money will be refunded. at any drug store, but be sure sist on the GOLD MEDAL b eno other, Prices 260, 606 8 For sale and guaranteed by thet Drug Co. 3 imported direc tn Holland E