The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1916, Page 2

LAUD BRANDEIS; ALSO KNOCK HIM Boston Witnesses Have Dif- ferent Opinions of Court Candidate. TELL OF R. R. ATTACKS WASHINGTON, Feb, 17.—Loute D, Brandeis was alternately praised and criticized today tn the senate | subcommittee hearing as to his | fitness. | Attorney Sherman L, Whipple of | Boston characterised him thas “Aa @ lawyer, he ts able ary hon, t; as a man, conscientious and | high minded,” | The contrary view came from At | torney Storey of Boston, who anid “Brandeis ts an able lawyer ana very energetic, but he is ruthless in attainment, unscrupulous = in method and untrustworthy.” Storey charged that Brandeis, as early an 1892, engaged tn Ittteation | with a view to depressing the credit jot the New Haven railroad, as a result of which the system thrown {nto bankruptcy, This testimony waa in support of the claims of C, W. Barron, Boston and New York financial editor, that Brandeis had sought to wreck the New Haven system. Read “The Rose Garden Husband” -— ANARCHISTS IN NATIONAL PLOT CHICAGO, Feb, 17.—-An anarchist plot, extending from Ban Francisco to New York, and aimed against the government, is under federal probe, authorities admit. Only word from Attorney General Gregory is awaited, it is said, before government officsala make raids on anarchist groups in San Francisco, New York and Pittsburg, where plotters are reported to have ar ranged to terrorize officials and damage federal buildings. Evidence of this alleged plan of terrorizing {s sald Yo have been produced today in a conference be tween U, 8. District Attorney Cline and agents of the justice depart | ment. The national scope of the plot ts York, the conapir- jacy wi | | levied against financiers in many parts of the country, he Agreeing — ‘DOPE’ HOLDS UP | : KILLED! returns. I took many orders, and put a number oO | LOB ANGELES, Feb. 17.—Police of tailors to pee today sought to connect up Ger- jhard Kistars, drug fiend, killed aft BUT IT IS NOT ENOUGH ‘er robbing a drug store tm the Unt 0 ‘ versity district, with numerous To make up for the time lost during the snow FM rer ieee ay must do a record-breaking business “Yj Pawn tickets found In his room 4 indicated he had lived for weeks jon the proceeds of numerous AND I WILL DO IT crimes. | Kistarz entered the drug nare of BE. A. Henderson last night and pull- ¢ ed « gun on Henderson, ordering come to my place tomorrow. The biggest him to surrender ali the heroin and stock of woolens carried by any tailor in this [Mj ™7?ine 'n the piace ® ° ‘eople passing saw the bandit state goes on the block. Cost what it will, I’m [i noiding up Henderson, notified the business started. officers, and four minutes after) going to get Kistarz left the store he was cor- My Spring stock is in—superb, fashionable nered in the yard of John Vallely, * ‘ . & manufacturer. t it all goes into the revival. Serges, Bi)” 15 tirod three shots at the pome, Tweeds, Cheviots, Worsteds and Mixtures, many then fell dead, riddled with bullets . and shotgun slugs. patterns worth as high as $35, made to your inad Salis Wun eicdnn wanna measure, any style you order, for $20. Come in and take a look. If you expect to need a new SLIDE KILLS 4 Suit in the next five years, now is the time to j | R. R. WORKMEN | LEAVENWORTH, Feb. 17 | Thirty-five G. N. section hands were buried in a snow slide near here yesterday afternoon. Shida, a Japanese, was killed and three Greeks were buried. The bodies had not been recovered at a lat hour. The slide carried the men into & large stream and hope that they | may be recovered alive hae been | abandoned Nearly 20 men were for the murder of Anna Au- mueller. He declared today that the “outlook | that heh | hope. ~ Read “The Rose Garden Hashand’ — | MURRAY FUNERAL | Funeral services for Attotrney | Samuel G. Murray, who died Tues day, will be held from the Bonney Watson chapel Friday at 19 a. m Rend “The Rose Garden Husband” FAILED TO PROVIDE RENO, Feb. 17.—A divorcee for failure to provide was granted at to Mra. Louts Ordered Tomorrow Between 7:30 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. ——GO0 FOR > 1'7.50 Perfect satisfaction guaranteed or your money back with a smile a Imperial Tailoring Co. Louis Sidelsky, Prop. ¥ 801 THIRD AVE., COR. COLUMBIA Don’t make any mistake—right on the corner of Third and Columbia 4 In business in Seattle for nearly a quarter of a century pretty blu but not abandoned Carson City tod L, Hackett. R rd Hackett was a North Carolina congressman in 1908, His wife alleged he was a drug user. Kead “The Rose Garden Husband” CAPTAIN IS A HERO 8AN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17. Fire Captain August Engeleke to day fought his way thru smoke and flame to the room of Jullus Kaiser, aged 60, and rescued the old man Head The Rose Garden Husband” WRECK KILLS 14 | RICHMOND, Va, Feb, 17.—Four. |teen persons are reported injured jand several killed in the wreck to. day of the Seaboard Air Line Flor ida special train No. 1, near here. ——Mead “The Kose Garden Husband’ —— { by blackmat!) BY SARA MOORE STAR—THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1916. PAGE 2. = DUTCH ARMY IS MOBILIZED IN VERY| SHADOW OF PEACE PALACE, WRITES) E aT Eee aturda Feb. 19th 2 P. M. Picture in the Papers A fair girl and a@ fortune await our hero if he can g “Hie Picture in the Pape 9 to hoid ali the excitement that results in his efforte—besides, the picture story tells it bet- ter with all the humor, the thrills, and action that can be jammed into five reeis. Douglas Fairbanks Picturized from Bret Harte’e story ef California in the e—exclting, ro- mantic, splendid in scenic | wonders, with | FANNIE WARD the actress whose wonder. ful success, “The Cheat,” opened this theatre. ALSO A 2-REEL COMEDY MUSIC “Invitation to the Dance,” «Weber Coliseum Russian Or chestra. “Souvenir” ........ Ordla Violin solo by Katharos Wineland. wy Also a Keystone Comedy “Fido's Fate,” combines In 1,000 feet of fun—enough comedy to fill a two-reeler. TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Continuous, 11 to 11 LIBERTY FIRST AT PIKE soeagone 10c “trom LOC Vaudeville Comedies ANY SEAT FIFTH AT PIKE | COLISEUM Continuous 11 to 11 THIS SHOW TODAY Until Saturday Night “The Holland soldier le not a gay, careless youth, but quiet and thoughtful, and tender to the woman who clings to his arm."—Sare Moore. Special Artiet-Correspondent in Europe for The Star Holland, the home of every big peace movement of international tm- portance, le preparing for war, and at the very doors of the Carnegie peace pa t The feeling that Holland expects to be drawn into the European fight is forced upon every one less biinded than the Ford delegates. Five of every 12 men in Holland streets seem to be fn uniform. | There are soldiers In the streets, in the beer halls and the automates. | Th ts thts about the Holland soldier—he is not the gay, careless youth we see playing soldier in American National Quard campa, He {s quiet, thoughtful, and just a shade more tender to the wom- an who clings to his arm than any soldier on neutral territory I have TURKS? NONE OF LAND BILLS ARE uP TO SHOW PAINTINGS f ‘ — ever seen. ‘The girl or wife ta a Dit more gentle. é : : She displays less coquetry and t» more open)y loving than any oth- WASHINGTO! Feb. 17.—The| An exhibition of fine paintings er Woman, y ! house public lands committee today from the best collections in the To sco a Dutch soldier kiss his sweetheart good-night under one 9 | (00k Up the Oregon and California) city will be held until March 11 fn of the queer Iittic lamps in « narrow, shadowy, twisting street, {se land grant bills, They involve dis-/rooms adjoining the manufactur. enough to reduce even a hard cynic to tears, position of 2,300,000 acres of land in| ers’ exhibit, in the Stuart build! The big fear of threatening war teeme to add a poignant gentle She Danced There Once and Western Oregon, with a view to| Formal opening was Tuesday ees to each cares® : framing legislation under the su-\ing. The art exhibit will be o : Sem gm OR CRN ERE eI SO? SI! SERV Nearly Landed in preme court decision giving con-/from 12 noon to & p. m. daily, and Lunch at the Hollywood, 313 Harem gress six months within which to/ Sundays from 2 to 5 p. m. | Pike.—Adv. —— provide a method for such disposi-| peed “The Rese Garden Huchand”—= HAS A NARROW ESCAPE| tion oe Turkey is a heavenly country in FIND RUDY GUILTY T T s for many ways,- but it fs not for au ate Wiles th Athena, the Greco-Turkish dancer wi a “ jemante, = A verdict of ity" re|Sstudent, has just received his "0 at the Pantages this week, altho It} +04 in Judge Dykeman’s court| month's allowance from his par- ho! fs her native land. Thursday In the case of Ruqy|ents, in Candle, Northern Alaska. ing Athena several years ago danced for the sultan and thereby missed | Schmidt, charged with burglary Fi Gens 8 aus), nok ta Se his harem by an eyelash. His pal, Frank Davis, pleaded|@ check, or bills or coin, but in pure She escaped becoming one of his| €ullty. argon ye ve her ag wmanets by 200 wives, nde says, thra the ns-|——Rend “The Rose Garden Weshang”—— | Dis in a Northern creek. sistance | of several friendly FIRE RUINS PLANT ae “Te ee Se eunechs and two of the sultap’s Cota favorite dancers, who helped her sk Pa WR, a over a high wall in the rulers! BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Feb. 17.—| LAXATIVE BROMO beautiful garden at the Yaldize| rye Fetist Steel Co's plant is in| 1s only one “Bi palace at night, following her €X-| ruing here today, following a $450,-| W. GROVE'S hibition. 000 fire. easily applied and conte little. Get it today and save all further din-| Cause Gri Zemo, Cleveland Have Color in Your Cheeks | Be Better Looking—Take DR. L. R. CLARK A launch was waiting outside Read “The Rese Garden Husband” I Olive Tablets the garden, and Athena got away Do You Want Dental —_|{2* £0700 TRAINS IN COLLISION tod! Zar, skin te vellow—complex Service ‘or Politics?) She has not called in Turkey on pal ongue coated—appetite | since, confining her visits to those 4] poor. ave a bad taste in your When you mo to a dental office and ¢ " TACOMA, Feb. 17.—Two Great frouth—a. lasy De—|pay out your good money to have | Parts of Europe, from whence she). thor. tretght trains crashed A take ( uu want just that) head-on at Roy today. No one was ; Dr edwards’ Taniete—a | 2p lo have no time tol ri aubatitute for e= lities here. We are! yp) | hurt i “ pared by Dr 17 |too busy turning out bigh ¢ den . i | —Beoe “The Rese Garden Mushand years of stud tal nervice t fied patients, Wel ae re a believe that if we were going Into 8 a we would de ear, pink skin bright eyes, no pimp a ferling o EYES Examined all, It is abac Camothina Wninne tc eee ee on a.n sure |Free-This $40.00 Something Unique 222i. nee Athena oo eS 2 Talking Machine most modern poor excuse for a dentint just came to this country, outside Plant possible enabling tis to chances In this office, for the . inJu fi n |buoyancy Itke cht 4 days, you * To Make Sure of Caring My et SS eccammabead (See el tech, a sahetlah ailors ck to or | Unfrocked Priest Dies have no dangergua after effects tes agg part ‘of your physical an “ : a | - ir rt the bile and overcome |atomy is of more (mportance to you me for Murder on Friday jo: tipation. “That's: why "militant |than sat mast, uae a SO ee hey . e |cfboxen mre wold, annually at 100 the'acrs * Eee OSSINING, N, ¥. Feb. 17. [RA the Dar bor Alt remind note |remietered dentist : it | Ha Schmidt, " unfrocked [tho pleasing resuita. "il Savane apagebae Seah , . ps let ™ priest, will die tomorrow in The Olive Tablet Company, Co-| certificate from the ic cssemioaennaonl X Pn a the Sing Sing electric chair |!umbus, 0 eRe x ental ch ® hte It has always been more or less) neular proof ia before you that every |the sultan’s sphere of influence, of a joke about Drng Stores selling|man here is a competent, high claas| She told about it Thursday at duplicate broken lenses with You can get this Talking Machine stamps and doing many other) 4entist her hotel more accuracy and less time] free with the purchase of 10 Recot ‘ ti 4| Prices are the lowest here, the! Arriving at Constantinople from - and agree to purchase 56 Reco things for the comfort | oT | moat » and up-to-d of athees. Athens fell head aves one” before. ooh armas Guan weak.” We Coll conventence of the public, but ft} painte a mre used here, an 5 a . von Countian “ae ance” ecards Te aoe lined tor one concern to go|frthermore, we give with all work [heels in love with the sultan's| I personally examine all] the pushing St once, | Records Eat Jour ironclad guarantee of satisfac- a - | Fe + more than has ever been attempted| operator who did the work and ‘by|/0W, Who returned fer affection. 1] Scribe unless absolutely nec- joint before. lL Re Clark, D. D. &, owner and| The bodyguard, being the son o: 2 ‘ in this line b | manager of this office, who t# thor-jone of the sultan’s chief ministers, | CSSary. We wore frankly skeptical a8 to/ oughiy reaponslt arranged to have her dance be-| fin 0 tical Co fore the Turkish ruler yon p e to the practicability of the fdea! sPrctAl NOT when we first heard of it, but after! * supply of Wns ahtian BAe her foasla J z “t so much—well, you can guess the| 1116 First Ave., Near Seneca, N having looked it up, and seeing the /NAnd Without it it oft rest of the story. * Phone Main 1550. 1 Read “The Rose Garden Hushand” J cided that the manager of thin | Supply to last us for ao As rw number of people waiting their) Mm s have ni will met Drug Store know what the people| painiens dentistry the way Jt ought S C SP I 1S |wanted, ‘apa te proceeding to give| to be dene SWIPES HER CLOTHES SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON lers charge for machines for Records. Why nv) Seattle Music Co. 106 UNION | turn to see the Physician, we 4 ticle, We Wi jit to them. | WE |""itseams pretty fine to us to bo| Regal Dental Offices | tre. G. naldvou's homo, 3970 ACME FURNACE AND NUT |able to stop Into a drug store, con-| Dr. L. BR. Clark, Manager Phinney ave, was burglarized ear | sult a first-class, registered, up | 1405 Whird Ave, N. W. Cor. Third ly Thursday morning the thief tothe-minute Phystelan withont]| : and Union Jentered by smashing a window The demand for ACME lump Coal has been enormous in ae aa mained, al an 5 ing aba arc pees ee |the last three weeks, and we are consequently overstocked on Read “The Rose Garden Husband’ | the smaller grades—nut and furnace. The manager of the Right Drug | Store, 1111 First Ave., said that, so far as he could see, this iden was To get this stock down to normal we will give you a SHIPMENTS ARE BIG discount on every ton of Acme Nut or Furnace Coal ordered about the last word in. service to the vid . public, and until some one invented COR. THIRD & UNIVERSITY | before the surplus is gone. To get this discount you musz an automatic machine to do the WASHINGTON ». 17-—Est| mention this ad when ordering, and give the clipped ad to same work he thought that his idea QRESSES MEN-~WOMEN mates of the department of com-| ine driver would be about right. The people merce place the rate of American of Seattle and vicinity evident! | 00 . : made ge ve dog eripments . Ru-| Remember, ACME does not clinker, leaves no soot and makes only, welcome the novel idea, as Hterally; FO rope at nearly 000 a day. {6 per cent ash. The most heat for your money with the least 4 “The Rose Garden Husband | thousands have taken advantage of ~ FE et eee ne eee | afterwards. * b the offer. The only thing that Is BERLIN, Feb, 17.—Prince Yusuf,| Regular Bunker Prices—Lump $4.00, Furnace (coking) $3.50, Nut worrying the manager {s his fear it is reported, declined England's 6, |that the physiclan will get writer offer of the throne of Egypt. The oO. M. LATIMBR, Manager cramp from writing so many pre YOUR CREDIT IS OK. present khedive is said to be dis Fremont-Ballard Yard Acme Coal Company q seriptions ‘contented. Maln 5718 Elliott 1400 |