The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1916, Page 2

| in ragtime singing and py ( | 3mith and Hunter, girls solo and yodling; Mile, Emerte, | 2 trapeze = performer, and Mme Tachow's cats In a novel act bf ROME y HIPPODROME . The World's ' y 22,400 registered Lar, nd William Rock Has a New. leaded by Robert Athon & Co Approximately 22,4 registered gest a Partner in Pleasing h a sketch entitled "The Newly: /in the reat precineta Friday Finest Photoplay Act : the | pitppodrome | present®) and Saturday, The registration c p vaudeville numbers until 18 Palace hight. Dare and Dare, acro-|P90k# now are at the Prefontaine DANCERS AT EMPRESS tural thrills as well as) building, and registration will con i ® Tree and Lake have an/Unue until February 10 William Rock, well known here, act filled with music and fun; The| That will be the last dey to reg having been seen recently in ‘The | Cf ar kutup kids,” and | ister in order to vote at the com Candy Shop,” has a new partner w * ely as she ts pretty The registrations in the precincts Miss Frances White—and betw She can sing, ¢ are several thousand leas than {n : he Orpheum theatre this we that the books w taken to the | nee of dances, character | polling places three or four weeks ca ersorations in song and d@ earlier this year, when the excite UNTIL TUESDAY und some good-natured fan jment due to a elty election has " NIGHT please the most diserit lhardly begun Ze eo ROBERTS ELECTED John R. Gordon and compan ‘ s @ PICTURES saris Mot" wight wagwunetes, Jes. 00 ee. FOR ANOTHER YEAR i pero larlous ake Night font Wilson, taking charge of the Fi | day battle fo: . vared } “Fannie Ward, in ‘The Eddie Cantor and Al Lee, one in| oe Rie eTnary | prepared: Pg PS Cheat,’ surpesses in she blackface, produce chuckles ene ogram, will take his case J. W. Roberts, engineer employ 5 ct ery plet Bouncer’s circus act also! #auarely to the pec vf ask thatind by the county commissioners of . : [they give him moral support 1King and Pierce counties to drama ever sere: i , 1 King an i ntlen gays the ‘naker of Farrar’s . rty, Irish story teller His first appeal probably will be| straighten out the courses of the “Carmen” —it's the f tells ‘em rapidly. He's funny January either at the banquet | stuck river and the White river, to that heads the pre Major Mack Rhoades, boy violin. | the Merchants & Manufacturers the same from wiping some With it is a cart com proves popular. He also sings, | Association at Baltimore or at the lof Pierce county out of business, edy, in which Col. Heesa pening act is a real novelty, | Raliroad Business Men's Assocls | pee Monday for another ined a 1 nrow t meranen | U08 & w York year xineers from the East Lier is the ceutra ure Van and Be thr ngs} hy 1 wilt Das n either case, preparedness have a pbtained by the be his subject o o| } commi sto « U IC EMPRESS The White House stated today | uation and to consult with Roberts ———@ | that the president expects the in-|on the best methods to accomplish Three girls and three men, dane: | ternational situation to clear rap: | the Job. idly and that when this is out of The famous Russian or ers, headline the ress bill this | - —_ —_ —E chestra of eight men, each week the way, he will “concentrate his P ® marer musician, with They dance tn couples and tn en-| efforts on national defense.’* Sto Usin alruss the giant Moller ores le They dance the Lu La That his personal direction of Will interpret the pict fo, the polka Brazilian, the | the situation ts ne sary IS CVIGORE Pate WHEAMUICIS, Here's Great, Good @nd@ render special num tango whirl, and a lot of others, | trot t embarrassing proble’ p> Mb Qers. It is the highest-sal and furnish one of the most pleas. | the istration faces tt sane. torturous trudees ean be aried musical organization ing acts of the kind yet seen, The Kress in view of th fact that Te | erARr es PLAPAOLPANG are ees in the states. dancers are beautifully costumed In | ports say the ak and file Of the | trom the painful truss, being m 4 red, lavender and gold party in tt tral states are op Continuous, 11 A. M. to A regular riot of fun is produced | posed to the program while the 11 P.M, Dally by Adams and Gubl, German com-|democratic floor leaders are not} ans. What they don't do, the supporting the plan Coming Next nglish la age ian'’t worth re. . - cording. They ceived several re | | calls from the audience. y Pickford in Other numbers on this bill are } FO Helen Carlos Trio, in a clever ‘ UNDLIN G roller skating act; the Melody Trio,| san FRANCISCO, Jan. 10 eting reporte t 4 tox Launch the Hollywood, 212 Pps Hyg “ gq 4 | Pite—Agv has been towed here. The Callao > Was reporte lost b he who had given up all ho THE EVENT OF a Calling showed ‘he results THE SEASON of the rough usage she been subse 1 to in the storms. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL | She has been in & bad shape NO STRAPS, BUCKLES On srHENc i AND M UERADE since two days before Christmas, | ATRACH . sip, 20 a * ASQ At this time sbe lost all but wwo “th - ednesday, Jan. Priz of her saila in a Northwest gaie off ; Vs 12, 1916. ll Big es Cape Plattery Calle for sestat - ance were sent to Seattle by the The coast was p disabled vessel cutter Snohomish from locating her b heavy fox wove 0 Wy “ ame the 1 nae “ 7 APA ’ 8 at time the Callao has been) “'pispae Laboratories, Bock 106, Bt. beating it toward the South Leute, Me | Star office before 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. They will be numbered in the order in which received prior to the hour FACTS: BIG VALUES—LOW PRICES UPSTAIRS SHOE STORE pons 4 boy: Washington Theatre FIRST AVENUE FOOT OF COLUMBIA 5c Best Show in the City 5c Coal Heaters, $1.50 and Up SHULMAN BROS. FURNITURE CO. Phone Main 2873 1538 First sues ® Shop Co., Inc. Second Floor, Kite! Midge Boston Sample Second Ave. and Pike CUT OUT THIS AD It Is Worth $1.00 ON AN $8.00 PLATE—GOOD UNTIL JANUARY 17 UNION DENTISTS 205% Pike st. Over Owl Drug Co. Furniture, Linoleum, Ave. be sure to visit Seattle's newest Ket the best ‘The newspapers of stanses y have u Grawer and have been around the house you In 4 want Flowers, date F When yo at up-t and me swer Store, where you value for your money and see them ther ome in hry m sea » « sneak th The best strong box in the world ts a Savings Dank There your money {n protected and earns interest German-American Mercantile Bank 775°". and Marion ROSAIA BROS. 1001-1008 Third Ave. 2 for $1.00 7x11 Van Dyke Photos at NORDLUND’S FOTO SHOP > 1313 Fourth Avenue NO COUPONS NEEDED Milk contains more nutriment than beef—and the bet- ter the milk the greater the nutriment. Our Milk and Cream are both prize winners and ideal for children. Our wagons deliver today’s Milk today. PURE MILK DAIRY Pistribators of Maplewood Froducts 1512 Seventh A AIN 2565 BUSINESS WAS GOOD LAST WEEK Housewives THEY SAY “SLATTEN’S” bought “Mueller’sa Corn and Clover Meats” all week. They aay our big, juicy steaks, ronstn, boiling meats, cheaper cuts father smile at the snow and the grippe. A f Ine of the best for in week Conventent to I ears for roms, and our prices are rr a quality with others, Mig, Confectioner ail 100) Two Shops. ELLIOTT 3530, si 1522 Westlake Year Resolution a The name factured P stands for planos that are manufa the Crown factory, Chicago prices, Shrewd buy #0 may you, GEO. P. BENT COMPANY Senttle Show Rooms and Office, 1418 Third Ave. Victrolas, Grafono and the Records. “Crown” stands for good y the Geo. P. Bent Compar , 1 sold direct in Seattle at ers are taking ad une © & HL Freeh F antage of 10 conte a pe wet COLn & rike iim Downstairs Ful 1 Phore Main an Free Delivers GREETINGS New Year. For ourtelves, we expect tt To those who befriended us tn 1915, we appreciate it. For better tallormade clothes in 1916, see W. H. BUTCHART, Merchant Tailor ryira'h', For you we wish a bigger and better If you want absolutely fresh Creamery Butter, come in and see it made, RED SHIELD CREAMERY of the Weatinke Public Mar- nd Deony We. ( Ladies’ One-Piece Dresses $1 25 seeae fat ora tr STONE & VALEN, Cleaners and Dyers itp Your figure will stay, if you UNION ST MAIN Bait NOVAN-SMITH, 4059 Arcade Bidg. | MMES,. DO a a a” ae na ee kek This Coupon Will Be Accepted As $15.00 Tultion F snented before January 17 at th MODERN BARBER COLLEGE 100 MAIN ST Headquarters for Sporting and Athletic Goods Including Footballs, Basketballs, 1 m Bults. We also carry @ full line of ¢ Ammunition. THEODORE WILTS 704 FIRST AVENUE r Baneballa, G na and ea tt pr . women while learning 10 per ce re STAR—MONDAY, JAN. 10, 1916. MERCHANTS’ A B C ADVERTISING CONTEST Here’s a Chance to Make Money During Idle Moments | HE WOULD NOT “PASS THE BUCK” —In two advertisements printed below are typographical mistakes. In one is a misspelled word, in another a typographical error. On the page is a coupon, Read the advertisements Over carefully, locate the misspelled words, fill out the coupon, stating what they are and in whose ad they were found, and mail to The Seattle Star. The first two correct | answers received will each be given an order for $5.00 in merchandise upon the stores whose advertisements containthe incorrect words, All answers must be in The Seattle Saturday afternoon. No one directly or indirectly connected with The Seattle Star is permitted to take part in this contest. PAGE 2. SHORT NEWS FIVE KILLED BY WOOD ALCOHOL Mra, W Af Ninan, 200 Yeuler way, run down and ‘ verely tajur Police Seek Poisoner Who Dis , 4 ave, and Yesler Sunday 7 a0 io a oo heat a! tributes Stuff to . drinkers Frank Lewis, Ffth and King, cut Drink | and brutved by cable car at Thrd = pes and Yesler Sunday FIFTH DIES MONDAY), T. Matsushita, cannery owner Of| police detectives are bending Kamechatka, Siberia, here to bu e a viene machinery for plant every energy Monday toward lea First state-wide conference of hu-| ing the identity of a “wood aleohe mane societios to begin two-day) polsoner,” whose activities since seonion Monday in Commercial Clubling “dary law became operative rooms Only 30 Mountaineers in party)!" ha alted in the} Sunday Walked in woods between | death of fou en and one yan Gowan park and Green lake. John Burns, the fifth vietim of Concerts by Helgians at Metro-! wood alcohol, dled at 9 o'clock Mon politan Friday and Saturday netted) gay yor eet a veeplink : he I rborn b he Young Men's Republican club ' ein” tenalaia eg 4 as ta| His last words were that he had Washington urging immediate | been sold i whe - ' 4 hs tag = aga steps for preparedness pene 28s WhO Sie DS Oe W. W. Sawyer to lecture on Alas-| *bere there was a lot more of It ‘ - ire. K. Sutherland, of 226 22nd cee ‘atid night at First ave, and an unidentified man about} Je Rt. Reve Peter Trimble Rowe, 2” *h Reha Renee a Ae Os bishop of Alaska, preached at Trit- “nwo others succumbed to wood ity Parish church Sunday a. of mer Se wen I | Purse of Mra. O. K. Smiley, Cal S700! | oe : - | . 4 ol cute alcoholl houn hotel, snatched Saturday at|° * heal | Becond and Pike | Mrs, Jonnie Sigworth, 1320 Almy A. B. Coffin is the best jet, struck by auto at Fourth and! | known undertaker in Mau iversity Baturday night; skul mee, O. believed fractured Several hundred dollars realized Jat benefit dan i Satrday [night at Labor temple for families jot mners killed at Ravensdale bert EAT COAL—“ACME” IT’S GR Acme coal is revolutionizing the coal business in Seattic I expected it would I have had hundreds of orders for Acme since I first fi Spectacular 5-act satire ting orders from rs of those who bought m me during the cold s These people found Acme so \ The Great Divorce CASE—— Ends Tomorrow Night MARTIN N— “A Butterfly on the Wheel” CREATING A SENSATION on America’s crowning evil. Jealous woman said to be responsible for letter which started divorce scandal 30 MINUTES OF FUN, TOO . and One Scenic that they a te me jy and so the neighbo are finding out Hurry Along—Today and Tomorrow Only This big cold spell wan a rn ne test for Acme It kept homes wart at cot idn't ak yody's bank account while doing it.| 1 erie « lot of friends for Acme coal | Jum consider Acme prices. Then remember, Acme leaves only ¢ ash. Others leave & Acme does not clinker, produces pra Two Comedies tleal no Boot It the plus value coal, free burning, and ne last Ing. Between now and June, Acme wil! you many | duce your ash-cleaning job by a good deal | Maybe you are having heating troubles! will locate them and show you how to get m My combustion engt dollars and re | aum heat out of your! Prices at bunkers: Li ”; Nut, § Furnace (medium cok ng), $3.50 Utah ne O. M. LATIMER, Manager > tr Acme Coal Company Quick Auto Delivery Elliott 1400 | SPECIAL DISCOUNT } this adv | | : wid Mette 1 as oe = - | Austin E. Griffiths, candidate for mayor, favors sensible municipal ownership, home rule for cities, | econiany but not parsimony, serv of public utilities at near cost, mentioned, but will not be opened until after 2 o'clock This contest will appear each Monday for 13 | weeks. Address all answers to A B C ADVERTISING EDITOR, THE SEATTLE STAR. Remember in making your answers that abbreviations will not be counted as mis- more attention to the administra- takes. Names and addresses of winners will be published at the head of this advertisement each Monday. Those who have won once are not eligible to win again. tion of city departments by the i The prize winners last week were: Thomas Bruno, 2316 E. Howell St. and D. McBeth, 337 18th Ave. mayor, opposition to sham battles between the mayor and the coun- cil merely for advertising purposes, SERVED PIPING HOT 1, 40 tt 2c and 3c a Cup Hiest Grade Bie be for . + 1 j ernment He would not pass the buck to the couneil if it were the mayor's duty to undertake a matter. He outlined these ideas in a ALL THIS WEEK—FURS RE. ayo MODELED AND REPAIRED AT | Bf {..ois taciea: not conservative HALF PRICE. rally progressive, and 1 hope without blinde Some of the important sentences in his statement follow | “Heretofore the mayor's office has overemphasized the legislative MODEL MILLINERY | 527 PEOPLE'S BANK BUILDING side to the detriment of the ex- PREPARE FOR A GOOD POSITION jecutive. Our annual outlay ex- at the ceeds $7,500,000, of which over §$4,- 0.000 is rai by taxation Cer METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE tainly there Is ample administrative Consolidated with the Acme and Seattle Busin Colleges, Se- |work for the mayor in these attle’s oldest business training schools. jams * | things Pl, Building To prevent high taxation, you must reduce expenses, Windmill jtalk is useless, Bills not paid to- day must be paid tomorrow | I deny that a great city can be conducted with parsimony. It must be conducted with frugality.” T still advocate adoption of the commission form of government, even If it were to shorten my term. My loyalty to sensible municipal wnership is well known.” “I believe in home rule: “Any needed sanitary, police, or other investigation will be begun and finished by me and not dumped upon the council, whose duty under EW JUVENILE HOME IS OPENED King County's new $52,000 juve. nile detention home, East Spruce st. and Broadway, is officially open for the first time Monday It was formally opened Saturday when {ft was dedicated to the work of child uplift, many notables tak ing part in the exercises. Among the speakers were “pins waned dead al $12.00 $2.00 “SCHWARTZ LADIES’ TAILORING CO. Phone Main 3005 1804 Third Ave, te from your own | | New and clever suggestions for the baby Full line of Sweater Suits, Bath Robes, Dresses, Dolls and Novelties POPULAR PRICES MISS OLIVER’S BABY SHOP 600 Union Street examine, advise and prescribe, and we .25c Our Doetor will will furnish any bottle of medicine prescribed by the Doctor for This offer is not good without this ad. co. ring amd Seneca Sta, pRrve 1111 Pient A GREAT MANY CHANGES ARE TAKING PLACE IN SEATTLE JUST NOW Bishop and the commission form of gov } AMERICAN SECOND AND SENECA Reserved Section 10c IFFITHS ISSUES STATEMENT; the charter Is to legislate and not \to administrate.” ‘ “IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS Says Backache is a Sign You Have Been Eating Too Much Meat, Which Forms Uric Acid. | When you wake up with backache and dull Miseryin the kidney region it generally means you have been }eating too much meat, says a well- | known authority. Meat forms uric acid which overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it from the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and logy. When your | kidneys get sluggish and clog you must relieve them, like you relieve your bowels; removing all the body's urinous waste, else you have backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tongue is coated wed when the weather is bad you ve rheumatic twinges, The urine ts cloudy, full of sedi- ment, channels often get sore, water sealds and you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night Either consult a good, reliable physician at once or get from your harmacist about four ounces of Jad ts; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts ts made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kid- neys, also to neutralize acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness, Jad Salts is a life saver for reg- ular meat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot injure and makes a delight- ful, effervescent lithia-water drink. PACIFIC OUTFIT TING CO COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN WOMEN FOR) WRK YOUR CREDIT IS O.K O'Dea, Superior Judges Dykeman, But the UNION CAFE still keep up their Fine Service and and Fra bbi Koch, President Excellent Meals, Suzzallo the University, and 206'% Union St. Opposite Postoffice. others OPEN DAY AND NIGHT BIG REDUCTIONS ON ROSARIES RS, ALL BOUT STONES THE HA’ UFER C Jobbers and Impor: re oh Minspelled Word . Typogen Names of Firma , and Addresses Contestants Name Suppose You Were a Parson Trying to Elope Unknown —And a Young Girl Needed Your Services EXGUSE ME! FIVE SECTIONS OF MIRTH Soon at The Strand Theatre