The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1916, Page 5

CARRANZISTAS OFFER TO SERBS andit Chief Surrounded but New Peace Terms Proposed Gets Safely to Serbia, Report | i Away at Rome | ¢ —o | Hy HALTS TO TAKE WIFE ROYALTY IS REBUFFED i EL PASO, Jan. 22.—Sur. 22.—Austria hae | rounded by men who have offer of peace to | vowed to be faith: deata, tag failure of the : . Negotiations with Montenegro, Gen. Francisco Vitta was sur according to an Athens die rounded in the Sierra Madres path today | by Carranzista troops, but prob: Reports at that time, when | ably h escaped Avatria and Montenegro were ten. Cavazos, command: trying to arrange peace iad | columns of pursuers, reportin Austria had offered Serbia | this to Gen Herrera, in command at| Peace terms, but that th had | Chihuahua City, caused the prema. been rejected and not renewed. ture announcement yesterday that Villa had been made a prisoner QUEEN SLEEPS ON TRAIN Gov, Imnacto Enriquez of Chihua-| ROME, Jan, 22.—Stung by Italian hua here on official business today newepaper attacks upon the Monte-| hus explained storte a a tot cauaniey Wale nsteno dg MA) negrin king, Nicholas, Queen Milina ! He said he had even heard that | fd not accept tho hospitality of the | Villa had paused to take a third |"? ¢, but slept on a train wife; and that many of his follow.|¥2ile en route to Lyons, the new| ers have women with them seat of the Montenegrin govern The reports that 18 Villista ban. | ™*! dits had been executed yesterday at| With the Montenegrin princesses Chihuahua City were denied by|"@ arrived at Rome Thursday Bariquez, who explained that they | "8! ing held at Chihuahua City,| Queen Hel of Italy tenored the! ting irmation of the sus royal mother, and picion that they participated in the | ¥e2t to the station Friday morning | laying of 18 Americans at Santa) *!th her three cpildren Yaabdel It was the first time the children The Mexican consulate, which an seen thelr grandmother. nounced that the 18 had been shot, quick reconciliation followed, aid today it bad no confirmation of they conversed together untt! the story. rain left for France. Late advices claimed Villa was|, T¢ Montenegrins are reported to| active in the Guerrero district, D8¥¢ Snnthilated an Austrian de- | where he was reported to have|*°hment attempting to cut off the/ raided several ranches retreat to Scatart, The Carrangistas are trying to ut oft Villa's food supply | TORPEDO BOAT SUNK % Frederico and Bernardo Duran,| ROME, Jan. 22.—An Austrian tor Mexicans, are reported to be in jaf! |Pedo boat and a hydroplane were as the slayers of Bert Akers, an Sunk in the Upper Adriatic yester- American who crossed {nto Mexico |@ay by a British submarine, accord i yesterday in the search for cattle ns to advices today: thieves. | It ts claimed they killed Akers in| ENGLAND FEARS RAID & quarrel over the cattle. LONDON, Jan. 22.—England may Arrivals today told of the dyna-|be startled before many months by miting of a passenger train near jan attack from German superdread- Pueblo recently, with the loss of 23 naughts, armed with mighty 17-Inch Hives and the survival of only one. | cuns, capable of throwing a one-ton . shel! more than 20 miles. Senora Villa Does The Dally News naval critic re Not Believe Story ported today the Germans are arm ing their new battleships with this formidable weapo This Is belleved to be the same e one HES, Jan, 22—"Rs "8 | kind of weapon with which Dunkirk | With this remark, Senora Juana |*%% bombarded some months ago. | Villa, wife of the bandit leader, to T>* critic pointed out that such a/ | day dismissed the story that he had | SUP Outclasses anything In the Brit- aken a third spouse. ish navy, and that hence the Tew Es un mentira,” or, in English, |'0% may well risk a sortie and) “It is a le.” challenge England's powerful feet. | é She displayed no further interest The newspapers, too, are filled ) im the case. with reports that a new German © Why should she, as she hinted | attleplane called the “Fokker” de excited stroyed 16 British biplanes in the/ thru an interpreter, as last few montha. } “about a false report? get She smiled | BELLINGHAM | Quit the | MAYORIS DEAD ° j Treadmill! }_ BELLINGHAM, Jan. 22.—George e F. Raymond, elected mayor of Bel- Ungham last December, dled at bie id home Friday night of heart falure. If you don’t “take J)°°() ‘hed. been confined to bis toll” of the passing | years by saving some- |home for the past two weeks, suf- fering from an attack of hardening of the arteries along with « slight | attack of the grip. Mayor Raymond was born at STONE CONFESSES SHARE IN STATE FUND FORGERIES OLYMPIA, Jan, 22.—Rumors were fiying fast here today that more prosecutions are pending In connection with the Jeonfirmed any of the reports, how ever Stone is sald to have admitted forging all the fraudulent claims aaninst the Inearance fund Woodstock, New Brunswick. was 67 years old | He ts survived by his widow, tour | sons, Fred, Harrison and Lawrence} lof this city, and Chester G. Ray-| | | mond of Tacoma, and a daughter,! | Mrs. T. A. Stiger. ‘JOHN R. PARKER | | | Attorney John R. Parker died suddenly from heart disease as he got out of bed at his home, 530 32nd ave. Thursday night. He had prac-| |ticed law in Seattle for ok Bote | | Funeral services were ani for Saturday afternoon at 2 0 oreloer, | | from the Johnson & Hamilton up- jdertaking parlors. ‘ACHES AND PAINS anywhere, | 4 con Don't neglect a pain looting of the state industrial Insurance funds, since the com- plete confession of Frank W. (Portiand Kid) Stone to Gov. the frauds began, how much money had been secured or the exact num- ber of ms forged a LA lies, Stone's partaet fn the fishing business, and former! Uleter, Attarnty General Yan connected with the inserance com- ner and others last night. mission, {# stilt on trial for com Neither the governor nor Tanner | plicity in the frauds. = SETTLEMENT IS. _¥™ 4 pom m & aes in "tee ral court litigation Fri Controversies on Lusitania, day when Judge Neterer temporar | ; ily restrained the Marconi Wireless Ancona and Persia to Ga. tron tnatferting ferthat atent Be Ended. infringement sults against their customers. | AGREEMENT EXPECTED ite a Grand opera and patriotic airs, WASHINGTON, Jan, 22.—The Lu- | played and sung by local talent, for | the benefit of the Italian Red Cross, He was| unable to say definitely Just when/ Above, Sunshine Girl Clark terey, at Moore. JOE HOWARD is ORPHEUM HEADLINER The ever welcome Joe Howard returns to the Orpheum tomorrow as headliner, With him comes a rich bundle of new songs, his own particular punch in putting them over, and a frilly bit of pi called Ethelyn Clarke, partner. Emmet Devoy brings his own com ydrama, “His Wife's Mother | Two lively girla in the company help it along. Dyer, Fay and * you to guess what }Other numbers versatile musician, famous composers challenge dirtle it's Sig impersonating Corelli and Gil lette, patter and gymnast; fluffy littio Mile, Olga, a Ruslan whirl wind, with a partner, Mishka, tn sensational dances violinist; five Japs, mysterious acro’ house setting. shows Southern Norway Eugene Santo the Kitamuras. ics, In The Travel Weekly Asia, France and UNUSUAL COMEDY HEADS EMPRESS BILL The first of the musical oid jcomedy acts to be sent over the clreult will make its bow to Emp COLD GONE!HEAD | | | First Dose of “Pape's Cold Compound” Relieves All Grippe Misery Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and enuffling! A dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a severe cold either in the head, chest, body or | itm Da, | It promptly nostrils and nasty discharge relleves sick headache, | feverishness, sore throat, soreness and stiffnens. opens air or clogged-up passages dullness, sneezing. kid-/sitanta, Ancona and Persia subm: pe ge regi ae alte re poottay, SE your| illed the Moore theatre Friday ‘apes Cold Compound” ts the : «’ tho |Fine situations are off the verge of | 1st) duitiat. wapelt colat known aed : Bri A vn settlement nes | CORS ONIY cents at drug stores. 4g hinay| Following recetpt of word that It acts without assistance, tastes ’ ppend ge BETTER THAN CALOMEL) nice, ana cassos no inconvenience en4'-| Austria found none of her undersea | Don't accept t mubutitute. Chronic boats engaged in the sinking of the | vel. le L “TLe ner Persia, officials hinted today| Thousands Have Discovered 4g DEXTER HORTON |that possibly they will Inquire fur-| Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets j are a Harmless Substitute TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK BROOKS ANY CHERAY Imported | @ the GOLD] ther regarding the case and request) Austria to present the evidence on/| German note in the Lusttania case said the document may prove to be |; Olive Tablots—the which her dental was based | re Sete ae Unofficial forecasts of the final|but sure inxative, and thelr effect on the livet it almost Instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards’ » treat liver and an unsatisfactory and ftncomplete with calomel. His ¢ disavowal of the torpedoing, and not brene: 1 ag give assurance of safety for non- ittle. tablets do combatants aboard freighters, as + » calomel does, but well liners. no bad yafter effects, They Nevertheless, tt 1s thought these nt en oe er take hold difficulties can eastly be surmount: of! ty. and quickly correct ed it Why the liv the ex The state department will sonn| pense of the teath? nome Thoroughly and Have No prepare a reply to the laat Ancona| {ines plays havoc with the gums note and express gratification at!” It is best not to take calomel, Furnace to Annoy You. Austria's pledge to observe interna:|to let Dr. Edwards Olive tional law in conducting her submna-| ‘Ke \t# Pine ean and RADIA ercome. FUEL were o With the advent « \S TOR” these objectionable features The products of combustion are mitdoors—no possibility of odor in the rooms; in fact, they aid ventilation. Gas is burned under a partial vacuum, and is found to give much higher efficiency than under ordinary conditions, thu making these radiators a highly effective heating now discharged ystem At n Public Ownership league sox - —_ meeting Friday night Clarence L, DOLD DIAL EP DAL LAPD LLLP IL LP IISS ELPA SLAP Gere, a lawyer, was chosen presi BDWIN J. BROWN dent, Mrs, Emily Peters vice presi D. bs iE dent, Mrs, Elizabeth Mooers secre 70% and 712 First Ave, EATTLE LIGHTING COMPANY Gent, Mes: Musab an mon ns Al Open eve until Stuart Bldg. Phone Main 6767. 5 Sundays until 4 We give you the ammunition, bat for who work you must do the firing, Phone Main 3640, 6 M 99 rine warfare that lazy feeling come from const! Se as ue ors pation and a disordered liver, Take Dr. Kawards’ Tablets w ° » dRZ logy” and “heavy Note bow Jouded brain STORM WARNING and how k up" the spirits. ” " Southeast storm warnings | | At per box, All drug . 9 7 FE Ss as ol ome ERETOFORE Gas as the fuel for hom wore evdored'dinptasod at Sse | | miahe Ret i heating was looked upon as expensive and a.m. at all seaports in Wash- | |, Tie 07 a al aac 9c ed nent ington and Oregon, There is | | ceifeigintoitniinesnentilbaiapli te unhealthfu a moderate disturbance on + amocerate, imuureance oe” | BEST SET OF TEETH ward, which will cause moder. | | ate to strong southea: shift J Ing to southwest, gales tonight and probably tomorrow. nake the bewt 85.00, ntee ther, Includes tracting painless OFFICERS ELECTED THE WALK EASILY LEARNED Prof, Stevens, is who clalty of the walk dances, making a su which are all the go at the present time In a day or two you can dance any place and be up to date. Middle aged and business people. Has pri vate halls and lady assistants for all | the late dances. Stevens Acad emy, 1628 4th ave, near Pine, AND NOSE CLEAR | upon jtained a |there was a rer jher husband relaxed | Kooloff shot VILLA ESCAPES 'AUSTRA MAKES 7 OFFER ATTRACTIVE BILLS MOORE below, left to right: Ethelyn at Orpheum; Grace McCormick, at Pantages; Charlotte Mon. beginning with a mat and running continu [ress patrons inee Sunday ous all day Hereafter, under instructions! from Mr, Considine, a big act will headline each bill, the shows to be seen here in future The musieal ¢ with Wallie and anoth Other His Witt Florence the headlin mn) feature will be a entitied “Hiram,” rooks, six pretty girls com Widow a comedy-drama Modena, supported b The Crow's Nest Inn,” by Carroll and Fay, comedy ngers; Jacobs’ Dogs; “I Can't Shut My Mouth,” a pantomime fur. nished by the Thr acrobatic trio; Fairman and Archer Singing; George Alexander a monol Ogist, asnisted by a pianist The Hearst-Vitagraph ‘News winds up the bill . . and by ating “BIRD OF PARADISE” strengthening ry two. Alvarettas, an Pictorial ULAR MATS, Win. AND 8A sna om ' Week Commencing Sunday Eve Return of Seattle's SALE Favorite Orama ATs $1.00 y. Mipet ive ait MONDAY STARTING SUNDAY MATINEE Dyer Fay Trio A Unique Combinatio The Odd Vair eat Koman Kitamura, the Pr chien Misley Performers Next Week Bs Corelli and Gilette The 5 Kitamuras Im His Comedy-Drama, Gertrude Hoffman A OT Ah A Pa Tne bese or vaudeville Jan.23 Joseph E. Howard With Ethelyn Clark in His Song Revue Lamberti Master The Olga and Mishka Co. Presenting Sensational, a Orph:um Travel Weekly The World at Work and Play HEARST-VITAGRAPH NEWS PICTORIAL EMMET DEVOY & C0. @ “His Wife's Mother™ AND ALL WEEK MATINEE DAILY Mosictan Reserve Your Seats No HOW TO GET GOOD SEATS AT THE MAIN S106 WROD & MADISON = Crowning Glory—Su: ing Kast—lis Kich Romance, Its Color and Its Passi RESERVE THEM IN ADVANCE me Splendor of the Revenied by GERTRUDE HOFFMAN AND HER BIG COMPANY IN “SUMURUN” Advance Subscription Sale Week of January 30° MANA R Enclosed find Seats as qnumerated belo envelope. RETURNS TO MOORE esr ‘The Bird of Paradise which will be seen for t third time at the Moore, will open a week's en Lec matemes atin ae kagement. commencing Sunday | vening, January 20. | How Many Seats | Oliver Morosco will roduce a new Luana to the t egoera of Seattle this year in * Carlotta Monterey, a young California act Day of Week ress, who last year was leading lady with the famous French actor, eeepeeeereenmeneaeme Lou Tellegan. / Miss Monterey 1s of Danish and ui French birth, and has been for sev.||| Matinee or Night eral years on the other side, where she appeared in several of the big aie ‘2 as bs Kest successes | . Two popular matinees will be What Price Seat given on Wednesday and Saturday The sale of seats is now going on ee “CANNIBAL MAIDS” COMING TO PANTAGES Topping the new bill at Pantages next week, opening with a matinee Monday, will be Jack Patton's pro-| duction of “The Cannibal Maids,” a musical extravaganza of t seas, with Gus Eimore, and a dashing chorus. | Other acts: Frank Bush, story teller; the imperial troupe of trick | comedy and aerial football cyclists Grace MeCormack e South Steiner Trio, bar acrobats, and Rice — and Newton, comedians Fifth installment of he Girl and the pone | x | Testifies for Man Who Slew Her Husband Mra, Mike Kuczerski, for the murder of whose husband, Kambf lat Kooloff, is on trial Saturday tn Judge Frater's irt, testified Kuezerski on Decem ber 9 in self-d Her husband hed struck her sald, and was singing a sugge song. Kooloff told him there were women present, where Kuczerski snatched Kooloff's ter's pocket n rolled over ense she 0 stop because revolver from the | In the tussle, the and over on the Finally, while grip m floor. Knezerski still re Kooloff's gun, she said, and Ih MRS. MOHR TRIAL Wilson’s plans for his trip t PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Jan. 22 The state expects to close Monday its against Mrs, ©, Franklin Mohr two negroes, charged with murdering her husband, N session held today. Whether the defense will call the widow uncertain ase and was ‘CHAMBER WORKING Hight thousand letters urging congress to provide additional ap: propriations for Alaska have been sent to Washington, D; C, this week, according to J. L. McPherson |manager of the Alaska bureau of the Chamber of Commerce Much of success is made up of| hustle, comedian, | violinist, and the stive | Mail Orders elpt of their re ATRE from 9:00 a, m. ORPHEUM THEATRE, eattle Dollars and | | Address | | | enclose also stamped and self (Write plainly.) Next Balance “ Boxes and Loges... First 10 Rows, L Ralance of Laowet ¥ Cy First Five Rows of Balcony 2$¢ Balance of Balcony ++ 10e SUNDAY MATINEE Roxes and Loges .TSe First 20 Rows Lower Pioor. ..50e Balance of Lower Floor and First 16 Rows of Balcony. .26¢e Ralance of loo numbered and filed, ‘Third a city Re 11 Rows of Balcony Balcony of DA 1S COUPON and Mall with Money Order or Check Madison, to 10:00 p,m. ENING PRICES and Lowes to be mehaage Cents MATINE Seattle. “Thank You.” MATINEES, 2:30 | PANTAGES Unequaied Vaudeville Means Pantages Vaudeville BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE The Cannibal Maids Merry Extravaganza of the South Seas, with Comedian Gus Elmore and a Chorus of Pretty Girls. Frank Bush The World’s Greatest Story Teller OTHER BIG ACTS—10c and 20c WASHINGTON Jan Middle We have b January Pittsburg, eveland yl jthru the to talk preparedness, He will ary 29 he the same uary 31 Moines, and ame night City He turns to the White February 4, to be present judicial dinner 28. eave aks in The he will at “M” CLUB WINS ALL PORTLAND, Jan nomah club won the inter-club m with Spokane Friday night a clean sweep, the up in every both in the ‘ing and wrestling events. on tan Des ebruary speak box Presi-| n completed Janu , and in House | the The Mult: | t | It was locals cleaning 6 cases in 8 to 10 days. Price $2 per box, or 8 for $5, matied in plain wrapper. Hours, 9 to 12, 1 te 0, Sundays, 11 to L Matin 2309 RAYMOND REMEDY ©0, 'PRESIDENT’S PLANS |MEN. | KNOW THAT FOR TRIP COMPLETED (STATE NEAR CLOSE | Improper measures rath@®? than disease are Very often the cause of your lo reliable Wasserman Blood Test DR. 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