The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1916, Page 6

4 Spa bl al ne aa aaa THEATRE FALLS OFSENATERACE IN; NINE KILLED Rat , " ® | | Declares He'd Enjoy Beating Feb, 17 Nine} | Will Humphrey for bodies had been taken today from | Seat the ruins of the collapsed opera house he TURNER WILL GET _ IN jjurea, been wrought an the result of a fire THE EDITOR’S MAIL Special Lot 75 Men’s Suits | alf Price This ColuMin is set aside for all who care to voice their opinion In print, We invite discussion on any matter of public interest. : We bar none, If you have a grouch, let us know about it. If you oriticiam to make, tell write plainly and only , have a suggestion, we want it. If you ha us, Confine yourselves to 150 words or le on one side of the paper, three persons were tn-|) SS e eee ee tha followed the collapse. Mitor The Btar: Seattle needs} Editor The Star: J am for Aus ex-Senator Turner, of Spokane, jduring an art show, A gas explo-| My the elimination 1 48,1 find} cause 1 know him to be honest, | sion followed, spreading flames to] Oliver T, Erickson to be the MAN. | fearless, and a good citizen, Sueh | the democratic primaries next [several other buildings We have had too much Gill, By/a man we need in the mayor's fall for the nomination for perintendent of Schools Wein! getting friendly with Dr. Matthews, chair for the next term United States senator, are the [nor and hin wife were among the|/Hi posed as a reformed mayor.) 1 have known of Oliver T. Brick: | Sizes 34, 35, 36, 37, 38 | Indications Thursday | dead He promised to rid the city of no-|son for the past 33 years, He has 1 would enjoy nothing better! Read “The Hose Garden Husband” torious cafes, Did he? He has!been honest and sincere in his than making the r against Will) protected them, He has protected| work in the council for the past and 1 think he should to keep up the good KE. Humphrey for the senate ‘said TQ ENLARGE PLANT |o7e2 combing. and undesirapie | five years | Hridges No | han a dozen | be kept ther women | “If Humphrey ts fn the finals, 1 times have I in bold| work started. j will be a candidate for United) ‘The Eliott Bay Yacht and En-|headiines suchas “The Same Old! Being a resident of Seattle eight States senator, no matter what the gine Co, will spend $260,000 con-| GH,” “Hi at Hix Old Tricks,” | years, | voted for Hi Gill once out plans of the democratic organi#®|structing a modern shipbuilding} Griffiths and Erickson are both |of sympathy now | think he tion may be.” plant as an extension to its Wext|good men. It ts a shame that they |#should be a man of his word and | Bridges is serving his second attle yards, it is ann djean't work together, Instead of|return to private life, as he term as port commissioner. H'® \pnursday admitting any good qualities tn | ag present tenure of office expires in Road “The Rose Garden Husband” h other, they show up the bad| It is not high taxes I am against, e January of next year ones, Mr. Griffiths had a chance! but such work as done on Low Word from Spokane ts that Tur ROTARIAN STUNTS to make good as chief of police.|man drive, in West Seattle. ner likely will announce his can What did he do? Oh, he resigned L, 8. FURLEIGH didacy dances Mr. Erickson is the man needed | 7308 Vashon Place. | ttle Men May Run Two hundred Rotarians met at|to defeat the present administra. | } tion, Why can't the good voters | GRIFFITHS ONLY } On the republican side, Sen./tunecheon at the Washin [Poindexter will enter as a candt:|p¢ Wednesday nd Ket together and arrange for en-| The biggest values offered in a long time. date for the nomination and re-|stunts for the Northwest Confer-|tire support to go to Erickson, |, Hdltor The Star, | I am a munte ‘ Mie election. ence of Rotary clubs, to be held at| with Griffiths to become chief of |roe austin i, Griffiths for mayor. On sale Friday and Saturday. . Judge Albertson is also deine ling New Washington hotel Satur-|police? That would be a victory | jot {UMon oO Ueno te talked of as a candidate on either | 4 for clean government from the | foundation ap. A VOTER, | jute republican = or = progressive Jand Erickson as councilman, we |tleket will have a better chance to give Ole Hanson's name has been | HUMAN— THAT'S ALL | the municipal ownership problem | mentioned, also. “square deal > ‘ c itor The Star: My mother al-|* Port Commissioner Fridges ta he note We all know on that Griffiths t* 9 urging that control of the proper ways tells me that Government of | Itlea ot the port be shifted from the city is government of the|trae blue municipal ownership King county to the state of Wash |home, writ large.” jman, in an uptodate and sane | ington What, then, constitutes good) ¥8y, and Griffiths ts the only can- | "The tax burden the county must! government for the home? | didate that can defeat Mr. Gi bear, he pointed out Wednenday,; I believe it to mean, first and} sae’ keen on in carrying the expenses incident 5 foremost, absolute justice, with a er oclig jouraw Firet-—With Griffiths as mayor Be on hand early if you want to get in on to large investments for sites and respect for other people's opinions i sop lpuildings would be too heavy for = the while. | KEEP RIGHT MAN |King county as a unit Save Your Hair! Double Its] A calm insistence on the rights! Editor Star: By all means, let STYLE SHOP Wants State Control Beauty ina Few Moments. and privileges of every individual | well enough alone, Keep the right “It would be to our advantage to in the home circle. | man in the right place. That ts follow the example of California A shrewd humor, able to recom: | iiram Gil HOTEL BUTLER BLDG }Loulsiana and the Dominion of]... r nize and €ulde the idiosyneracies| The proot : 609 SECOND @VE Canada in the development of| Hair Stops Coming Out and]of ail members of the family. ee ae ee | shipping.” | Every Particle of Dand- We have found him a yard wide | He would have the governor ap ruff Disappears. and all wool, At the age of 80 ST GANG WHIC P AN RS’ SONS Kead “The Rope Garden Nusban: will be after a few weeks’ use, | when you see new hair, fine and T | known by the enemies they make ’ CONTINUED Oliver T. Erickson has served the jpoint a board of state harbor com | Years, will vote for him again, as jmiasioners to have charge of 4!l) rey ay you will, after an applica I bave in the past at first—yes—but really hair—growing all over the q —— scalp. PASO, Fed. 17.—With two{men indicted by the county grand FROM PAGE 1 | A little Danderine tmmediately | id ome out on bafl, | jury. doubles the beauty of your hair. | ocean terminals. tlon of Danderine, you cannot find MRS. WM. J. KELLY, jail ai of plotting a kidnaping, of-| The group. It is claimed, planned No difference how dull, faded, brit “I shall champion such a a single trace of dandruff or fall- 510 Nt of id 510 Ninth ave. the next session of the sta! ing hair and your scalp will not —_—_ islature,” he declared. teh, but what will please you most, TRUE AND TRIED Editor Star: Public servants are of duties placed before that body to Pla oe jdraw it through your hatr, taking | d perience in public affairs, he has . |Pirst National Bank and hold them BY GIRL ADMIRERS °:- small strand at a time. The! developed a fine ability to analyze for heavy ransom. effect la immediate and amazing the intrinsic values of propositions or an The men in jail are Werner your hair will be Meht, fluffy and requiring great decision of cha: In a F ours Fische, a Mexican refugee, andjdown to breakfast,” Mrs. Jobn-|wavy, and have an appearance of Jesus Villasenor, former Villista.}ston, his mother, told Director/abundance; an incomparable lus whtle the man on bail is Dr. Heory|Spargur of the Philharmonic of |ter, softness and luxuriance, the! A. Magruder, dentist. chestra Wednesday Tre had to/beanty and shimmer of true bair| ‘> The latter is said to have been/muffie the phone, If he tried to| health. the informer in the case, and hel|talk to everybody he wouldn't Get a 2cent bottle of Know! expressed surprise at his indict-Inave a volee by night. ton's Danderine from any drug Given Great Ovation store or toflet counter, and prove —-- Read “The Rose Garden Husband” Theo Karle's first contribution |that your hair ie as pretty and soft | to the concert was the splendid|as any—tirat it has been neglected SEEK GRANT LYMAN |2:2. 70. Paradise” from “L’Atri-|or injured by careless treatment— cana,” by Myerbeer. ae that's all. : at le The applause which greete im Mnderine la to the hair what oy ” NEW YORK, Feb. 17.—Secret|was one of the most splendid ova-|fresh showers of rain and sunshine| "M® ¢° Sew thie button on service officersa@re expected to ar-| tions ever given a singer here are to Vegetation, It goes right to Lastly, ability to guide and con-| rive at Havana today, seeking J.| Other numbers sung by him |the roots, invigorates and strength-/tro) all conflicting opinions and Grant Lyman, former Los Angeles|were “The Autumn Son,” by jens them. Its exhilar man, charged with conducting a/Salter; “Morning Hymn,” vast brokerage swindle here. Av-|schel, and “Sacred Fire, thorities here had a tip that Ly-jsell. In response to encores, he | strong and beautiful, large family circle, is he not fit to man engaged in bookmaking at Ha-jsang “Her Heart.” by Voorhes guide and care for the interests of, noble power to guide its progress. This is embodied in Oliver T. Erick- jwon for mayor. M. E. DUNBAR, of t lie follow Hi Gill's steps, and find hey were not solid en — fought him before are support- ing, ®imu-/ideas into action beneficial to all. jo T. BE by Hen-jiating and Aife-producing proper-| If these qualities are then blend- rickson this time, one who i rea tea lasses. So let us vote for Erick-|ness ak “he Bore Garden Retene”—|shall, and “Matinats,” by Lec |Throw Away Your Any one who knows Mr Grif-/son this time; we can vote for Hii c fithe within his own home, r ~ 7 ‘LABORERS WIN OUT even wnat aiaod entirety enttice, Eye- Glasses! fets.that be eibecinie there aniery 0 tm LG.s © he appeared again with the or- these great qualities, | Sustic 2.2 chestra in Donizetti's Spirito calm guidance, without irritating NEED y Excellent Orchestra Numbers in Judge Tallman's court Wednos-| pirector Spargur provided an ex Home day, for labor performed on coun-|celient program thruout & sub-contract last) The same program will be given all difficulties Editor The Star: 1 have noted | Therefore he ts, in my opinion, the | What your ‘paper said about Mr. | Do you wear glasses? Are you|Tight man to guide this great and| Erickson, resigning from the coun-| a vietim of eye-strain or other eye.{@¥er growing community cll, if he wanted to run for mayor. | Thursday | afternoon. | Theo -mil'| weaknesses? If so, you will be|, Many people believe Mr. Qrit.|I think you were right in your de- | eave fo , glad to know that there |e real|fiths to be only coldly academic. | mand. We have also noted your| The performance over, a bevy of/f oie for you. Many whose eyes} 1 sent herewith a picture that|comments on Mr. Gill, and. his| whispering plotters, In opera] vo, failing, say they have had|Proves he is, at times, far from chief of police, and we still think | cloaks, were grouped about thelincir eves restored through the|Academic. We call It: “Mamma,|you are right “Where is be?” he asked a stage) (Oi . a ment of the people at 1 | d not see to read at all. Now HI IDEAL MAYOR people at large hand, I cin read everything without any D MAY So today finds the great mass left, smiled, and, leaning forward, | whispered: “He beat it home with his mother 4 all the time. ‘It was like a mir-/opening of the campaign for the/the people shall be respected. | Read “The Rose Garden Hushand’ acle to me.” A lady who used it|¢lection of himself or his suecessor,| Therefore, all eyes are turned an any more. At night they would|*tmed the duties of the office ofjin which they can place thelr con-| Main Artery of Business vere The atmosphere seemed|it has been the unanimous optnion| Mr. Griffiths. Yours truly, F. 8. | °%dy /LABOR FOR BRANDEIS with or without glasses, but| Of all the people of the city Of So.|—Read “The Rose Garden Husband’ | pris after using this prescription for|attle, that he has made good and| fifteen days everythin® seems|has been an ideal mayor. Why| clear. ‘I can even read fine print| should we now, in the heat of al without glasses.” It is believed | political campaign, forget the facts! hat thousands who wear glasses|upon which our judgment was) can now discard them fn a reason-| founded in calmer moments ?Let us} to vote to ratify the appointment) abie time and multitudes more will|not be deluded by false issues raised | of Louls D. Brandels to the 8U-|be able to atrengthen their eyes sol in behalf of other candidates, but | preme bench - as to be spared the ‘trouble and ex-| hold steadfast to our prior confi-| When the council met Wednes-| pense of ever getting glasses. Eye| dence in Mr. Gill's ability to proper-| day night, communteafions from troubles of many descriptions may|ly administer the duties of the of Senator Jones and Congressman ne wonderfuly benefited by follow-| fice of mayor, and to his constant! jHumphrey were read. Both €-ling the simple rules, Here ts the| endeavor to keep the tax levy at pressed themselves as favoring en-/ prescription: Go to any active drug] its lowest possible amount consist | llargement of the Bremerton navy)store and get a bottle of Optona./ent with the proper expenditures? yard to permit of construction of/ Fi) a two ounce bottle with warm of government F. B, ithe largest type of vessels. 2 water, drop in one Optona tablet Rend “The Rese Garden Husband’ jand allow to dissolve. With this| } [iquid, bathe the eyes two to four) THAT LANG CAS iMISS JONES DENIES times daily, You should notice your| Editor The Star: 1 favor O, T eyes clear up perceptibly right from! #rickson for mayor, not because I the start and inflammation will|feel “sorry for him,” for I do not.| quickly disappear. If your eyes are|Nor is it be bothering you, even a little, take/of the same church,” for he is not; |steps to save them now before it is|nor yet because he i» “good to his! too late. Many hopelessly blind| family.’ might have been saved if they had| cared for thelr eyes in time vertisement. By unanimous vote of the Cen Ads. ning, tral Labor council, telegrams ar lon their way Thursday to Senator |Poindexter and Jones, asking them) “The statement 1s being made that there are two factions in the jsocialist party at the present time,” |says Miss Charlotte F. Jones, #o- Just about five. years ago two young fellows arrived \n Seattle,|cialist candidate for the council bringing with them a whole lot of experience, tremendous ambition This is not true.” Jot of sound business common sense, a big idea, and a few other assets| Miss Jones says some have quit ause he is “a member| The experience we have had with| Ad-| some of our mayors has been the that have “ar more than made up for their rather limited cash capital.|the party, but that doesn't make)" old story of “bought and paid for Their names were Jeff Shaner and Frank Wolff, the same names as tWo factions. Very well AMUSEMENTS|. |! noticed one of Mr, Gill's admirers | Bppear today over the new store located at 916 Second Avenue, and Read “The Rose Garden 2 sald We would have no more j ae \isros with Gill as mayor,’ | Doesn't he know that all the isms (as he calls them) have been voted} by the people? This is not alone} VE Mr. Erickson's fight. It is the peo-| 2 TWicw oMtires pie'’# fight. I believe in the iap-| . proaching crisis of our munticipal) Hon show affairs; our need for Mr. Erickson}! Wi Off. Hamilton and will be much greater than his need | © nad for us now | We need a peal man in the may-| tek: | son, a true friend of our public util| shand” _pietured above. They came here to sell men’s clothing at popular prices, and their Py Ot Unleree ee Cre oent faith fn Seattie and in their own ideas have been more than justified.) The eighth camp tn § | They started business with a very modest stock in a small store at, Moyal Neighbors of Am #07 Third Avenue. After two years of growth, increased business forced \OTRanized last night in Swedish 8 Femoval to the corner of Third and Marion, where the same bigh © Hi, with a charter list of 65 quality of merchandise, the same popular prices, the same ideas of ® | attention and service to every customer, and the same kindly Mre. Laura E. Reeves was the or. Genial dispositions continued and increased their popularity during the #4"!zing deputy,.and was assisted Po mext three years and up to the present time, And now again the in.|0 the work by State Supervising lefeased business has meant another move [Deputy Mra, Alpha A. Campbell of | J This time they have decided to get right Wown on Second Avenue,|TACOM and State Oracle Mrs. | Gor after having found a suitable location they had the store entirely |@izabeth E. Thayer of Seattle i modeled and refitted to exactly meet the needs of their business, In|,,1%@ "ew camp will meet every |B \eouniy ites. Take also the Lang case. 1 fine, new store the same prices will prevail, but an immensely | Tuesday evening in Swedish club|—— lam for Mr. Eriekson because it tn ay Sy Stock will be shown, and, judging from the enthusiastic approval hall, might ave aware Olive at. Vis NEW PANTAGES, sures Us against a repetition of the! a ir many friends, Mr. Shaner and Mr. Wolff feel confident that the |in& elk unspeakabl police | of the of the special offer we are now mal nothing for the experier tle of the} rica was| Along with f the finest 1 Free Trial sixt IAMS, the Comedian Irish Tenor From the beginning Shaner & Wolff have been consistent Advertisers, | mae sage - say: “With Mr, Brickson as may-/f @a¥ inthe year vou cary "and believe that this accounts in a large measure for their continued) USE STAR WANT Ana x Tiee Tess Girte or, it can't be done. There would 4 They started by the use of a very small space, and Mr. Shaner ATH said the 2367 Ninth A’ » W. ttle, and The butiding caved In last night}a MAN to fill the mayor's chair.|tin I. Griffiths for mayor, be | se $100,000 damage had - si. . : ITYTo or REIPTIN PULLED ; ERICKSON THE MAN {VOTED FOR HI ONCE) QO RP ah My Rl ag Reet SWIFT is & SALE o"Thinigs as people of this city for years in ite! |leginiative department | His faithfulness in the discharge | : today sought two other/to steal the sons of Cashier An tle and scraggy, just moisten a can never be fully appreciated al dreas of the City National Bank TENOR BESIEGED cloth with Danderine and carefully | w Having had years of practical ex . and Vice President Tooley ¢ ter, to be solved for the lasting wel-| the most thoro examination of can- | fare of all municipal interests didates, will be conducted Thursdas a This growing city requires a evening at the Labor temple under of the council, will act as chairman 211 18th Ave. N. | been arranged by a special com- mittee consisting of Frank Gates, VOTE FOR HI ANY TIME} Jas. A. Duncan and Mrs, Ida Levi. Editor The Star: We have tried Reed “The Rese Garden Husband” —— te ‘| JUMPS TO DEATH were broken promises. Mark those ing him now, So let us vote for} LOS AN .ES, Feb. 17.—Leap- | by Rue-|ties cause the hair to grow long,|ed harmoniously in one head of tray In tle tener, (eet ee ee Main, can auth ee a poor on the sametevel, and will/on the rocks below. Police believe vana af after fleeing from this city. 1 Hear You Calling Me,” by Mar the larger family, the city? evo fair and square with all|he was despondent because of ill- bs m " e mn y og i I .EW MATERIAL. erikles Skarlatos and 30 other! ¢, nk Lae t th . ” . : ! . MATERIA! DSU TAT a Sotpmene: ester me reek Leon wan st the A Free Prescription eet coeee' tne ienake | —~THAT’S GRIFFITHS Contractor Henry Bryce, for $923|” You Can Have Filled and Use at|*® amor that straightens ou stage door: srinciple of this wonderful free|40 sew my button on!” * | never knew of one instance of|“Pape’s. Cold Compound” Is|ness. feverishness, sore | throat, ¢ The Star reporter also wanted | Crescription. @ne man says, after MARGUERITE CHARTER, | our paper advocating anything} the Surest, Quickest Re- | *"pezing tay stutted-up! “Quit blow: 1 {to see Theo Karle. trying tt Y wins alseeet ead — that did not prove to the better-| lief Known—lIt’s Fine! y sah iar Third Avenue Clothiers Move to the) ,,;""*,.",,” looked to right and) ciassex and my eyes do not water| Pditor Star: Since Mr. Gill as-|of people looking for new material | eres perrenecr ng orld gives such prompt relief as Pc til three doses are taken will end pain dreadfully; now they fel fine| Mayor at the last election, until the) fidence and faith that the will of| iu jo9 misery and. break up a se Rent your house with Star Want Stops Nasty discharge or nose run- _ The Best Music for the F amily That is exactly what you can enjoy if you will take advantage The Finest Columbia ’ (without ey Record € provy yng es the Here’s the Free Program one wre, send gO, un the Sener , the Great Soprano DS, Vaudeville rigs ‘and Opera Select seandal of a few eard this music Move will bring the necessary increase in the nuthber of customers ao tega Mate a0 months ago, As Mr. Ruggles would Instrument a that you want to be no immunity or “whitewash.” other day in talking over the early days, that thelr first thirty Wonderful Onental_D MRS. 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' the me ‘the 1 What will probably amount to N, Feb. 17.—With thi evidence for several thi ‘8 indicating that all is not well de! south of the Rio Grande, the war ‘my department today sent to Gen. sw the\ auspices of the Central Labor council. Hulett M. Wells, president| Funston, border commander, unof- ficial information about plans for a new Mexican uprising, alleged.” to be maturing in the U. 8. The information declared th conspiracy had reached a definite stage. Taken with reports to the state department that the new Carranza be quiz meeting, which bh regime is tottering, the informa bee tion may mean plotters within this I country are planning a coup. hte According to the information, on ing headiong from the Downey ave./ munitions to further the uprising ing C. C, Rogers, 54, of| have already been smuggled across tra the border into Mexico, while the wh conspirators expect to slip across in small parties from a number of in his family points. IN A FEW HOURS ing and snuffling! 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