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PIANO CO. 1524' Third Ave, SSATILE. WASH. SEATTLE, WASH. STAR—MONDAY, U. W. PREPAREDNESS IS NO JOKE, READERS) TERMS OF PEACE) °°) "©" "OR" 9 Agnean de serre en casserole, pS EE a Rourgeotse! Fifteen Thousand Men Have Learned Something of |5° ig 4b eid oad BS FY fry fA eo Soldiering at the University; But Cadets Just Hate! pita ~* gkies Travelers’ association banquet, the Darned Uniforms, | acai 3 aie. dee at e ‘ Pamye |JAPAN IN SAME BOAT) jason J. (iarnum) Titus, the 42 itting uniforma eriously — centimeter miblicity gun of the thecnuse tow” people set a | [bce eae nee art Saag Northern Pacific, took “em all the ecause yr people ge las to deliver a few lectures to ‘ . 'e closeup view of the state unt: | [tan tener fen lectumee to] ENGLAND ASKS |Ixay van: trom seattle, of co 1 ¢ intimate ‘Sbeervations | cue, (ares heura fe. Svery one $2,000,000,000 The New York papers were full Series 0 ntimate observations hour he is absent Te many ab by a reporter. Thi tet nome: | [gent marta or too many. warty | MORE FOR WAR||".08 aftr oe ot ne thing about military drill on marks, la ough to put a man out LONDON, Feb. 21— famed Northern Pacific cake | of college. Premier Asquith today In- you've seen ‘em—wetghing 712 e rt eo) hewing tobacco, or gum, whis troduced in the house of pounds. And he took along a dozen joldeods pering in the ranks, etc., ete., count commons a request for a [idining car chefs to nerve the cake BY TED COOK 7 dle on the roll books an stay || Rew war credit of 420,000, and the agneau de serre en cas Kindly mention the university | "“inen the atudent officers have tolf oni000, Pounds — slightly porate, Rearwoctse. cadets when figuring Seattle's war). trained, That's the big diffi more than $2,000,000,000, Oh, you never heard of agneau de strength This makes England's total serre en casserole, Hourgeoise Freshmen and sophomores out|°UltY, It takes & pretty good mani] war — expenditur about They're “spuds” in Irish, and on the campus have been going $8,640,000,000. “great big baked potato,” attired |thra a six-hoursaeweek prepared According to unofficial es in French lingerie, in the language ness program for seven or eight the betligerents [lof Mr. “Barnum” Titus, who fs su years ent about $40,000, perintendent of the dining car de It may not be common knowledge 000,000 since the beginning partment of the Northern Pacific in the foreien war offices, but it's of the war.@ it is believed and the man who invented the 8 fact,that there are at least 15,000 Germany h spent $8,500, ‘great big baked potato.” young lawyers, engineers and lib 000,000, and France $7,500, — eral artiste in th parts who 000,000. Russia and Austria learned to keep their thumbs at the have discouraged estimating seams of their trousers right here expenditure: so their ff at the edge of town amounts are doubtful, Has Three Battalions The University of Washington SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21. eadet corps today is made up of That Russia and Japan ap. three battalions—mobilized from 11 parently want separate peace ho compant and intend to join with Ger. | “pagecags mass Not a man among ‘em that hasn't many after the war to divide a aMprass }laid down bis $15.25 for a uniform onerous slice of Chin r = = In fact, the dlagest sacrifice « pment the wlbere Maven If you don't care to jleush, dont nt has to make, according to Martin, an international law. |£° ' the Pr riage ‘Nettera there } At comments in the ranks, is yer of New York, and T. J. [rit ie spelled in big |to lay down the $15.25. McDonald, of Manila, brought George Lee and some singing It's not the amount of money here on the liner Chiyo Maru fand dancing girle (some lookers Ithat seems to hurt so much, as today. ons os ite big attraction, and he iwhat they get for their tavestment They said Far Eastern diplomats} jours out comedy, song and ec | A university cadet uniform is no |think Russia and Japan are pre-|centricity faster than a bartender ‘olive drab creation designed to set |paring to arrange a separate peace|in a new created drug store jfeminine hearts afiutter. , with Germany, while England and/pand out coca-colas Get Grin From Co-Ede Japan are reported to be in acute! When wifie runs for mayor and The sad truth is that the co-eds disagreement over Japan's move| hubby refuses to vote for her, lgrin when they see the blushing “Who Goes There!” | ments in China something is doing for fair, That's | recruits step forth in the blue-gray Japan and European agents are} what Cora and Robert Simpson of ready-to-wear outfits. |to convince 50 of his classmates| thought to be fostering the present|fer in the comedy sketch “His Unleas armed, the boys look like| that be knows anything about mill: Chinese rebellion in order to give! Wife mail carriers. or movie house tary tactics, no matter how hard he Ku a, Germany and Japan an ex Ot numbers are Ray ushers, or bell hops. tries cype for interference after the war,| ventriloquist; Carl and Rbetl The jackets are not permitted Work on New Subjects it travelers said atter, song nd dance; Musical more than a couple of inches be After two years of military train Reports of England's anger over|Keuhns, song, violin, and whis low the belt line The big idea ix, ing the average cadet knows little the grad loss « control tn the) ding Harry Sterling comedy jug to keep them fitting tight lelse but close order drM@l—and he| Chinese situation are reflected,| gler Six yards of wide braid is dis-/ doesn't know that so very well. [they say, in bitter Japanese press eee tributed over the seams. The companies act like dge|comments against the English at-|@ _ oo The general effect met with fa-|drill teams after ambition has|titude ORPHEUM | vor shortly before the War of the| flown. - - oe sme rebellion. This year ghe commandant J Martin Beck bunched up a good Guns Loaned by U. 8. ltanning a wl tu ot entmesinem| ROB GARAGE TILL [vcr or acs a: me a ner eee Every morning at 11 o'clock the! by staging more lectures and parol nenemaversn tomas fer bugle sounds. and the cadets come Ketting # little bit away from the) jhurgiars cleaned out the cash| sored, PY, Ju Tine James oe jfunning from class rooms and/close order drill for the more in-/regimer of the King garage, Tenth| ginger in the 1 of originality boratories to the armory teresting theories of camp sanita-/ave. and Jackson at, early Monday.!ang it's going some to put over They have three minutes to put) tion, marksmanship, patrol work One man leveled a gun at George|,omething new in vaudeville jon the belts, with the empty and reconnoissance Stenson, an employe, while the oth-| gketchen cartridge boxes at the back, and| A “cadet day” has been held for|er made the haul. The garage peo as Benkerel, the” orgieal get out the old issue rifles, jthe last two years. The tdea of/nie don't know how much was in guy who won the “Merry Widow" After that, it's tramp, tramp,| competition between the companies the til in musical comedy, heads a sketch | tramp!—the boys are marching has worked out pretty well. They! entitled “Temptation,” built just The guns were loaned by the give medals f he best work and, ASK FOR and GET for fun, Pretty girls in costumes government because they had out: {t includes wal! scaling, litter bear) of more or less brevity and clever lived their usefulness ing and rescue work HORLICK’S inate fectere the abetal, ond, Of Capt. Patton, a regular army of What a Private ° loourse, George sings as sweetly as fleer, is commandant out at the) “I should think you young fellas) THE ORIGINAL sea university. He fs detailed by the) would eat up this drill business,”| . Other numbers: Willlam Hallen war department to try and do! something with lots of raw mater ial and very little money He gets results, But he gets ex we sald to Mr. private in the rear ranks. “It takes you out in the fresh air and gives you an opportunity to learn some cited, discouraged peeved and thing you ought to know The gratified along with the results.|country ts) worrying about pre He fights a battle every semeater.| paredness. Why @ot go in whole His job isn't as hard as it used! heartedly and ease the strain? to be before August, 1914 As long as they Insist on th Take It More riously non-comforming, skin-tight unt The students take drill a little! form atrocities,” answered the more seriously than they did be| cadet, “they are lucky if they keep fore the European war, but they|/ down a rebellion Vv refuse to take the bluegray form-' hunting in a dress suit AD CLUB TO HAVE KILLS HERSELF IN NIGHT AT THE MET VACANT RESIDENCE you §o jotel and fired the shot that 400k life. The hotel clerk said she ad been despondent for days. With this as a slogan, the Seat tle Ad club has started make Wednesday night, Marc the biggest night of the wee the Metropolitan theatre, }Cohan and Harris present the ledy, “It Pays to Advertise. |Herbert Munter and his hydroplane Ad men declare the play is one |passenger, William J. Nimerick, in |which no merchant or manufactur: |the cool waters of Lake Union Sat ler can afford to miss jurday, it has been decided by the Wednesday night the entire Ad|Aero club to fly no more over that out ince the “ducking” of Aviator club will attend the show in a/|body of water until the winds above body, and will put on between-the| {t have been charted. acts stunts that threaten to rival Tie fall of the big biplane was the main performance. A portion |due to a “down-beating” wind Neither man was hurt ets goes to the club | Ad elub tickets can be secured same machine. Jat the newspaper offices, advertis ome ‘ *NOTHER NOTE SENT of the receipts from Ad club ee ing agencies and in booths to be |provided in the department stores | BILL PIGEONHOLED WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.>Secre. tary of State Lansing has sent ngland a second note, asking re plies to the American mail seizure protest The license committee te holed the billboard ordinance for a week Monday morning. The pub-| lic wafety committee had recom-| mended that it go to the council| FUNERAL BY MAIL Monday and be passed over Mayor | Gills to. | = ALAMEDA, Cal., Feb, 21.—Uncle |Sam's parcel post is in the funeral business. The ashes of Louis ( | Hoffman, mailed to Pennsylvania for burial, arrived safely SENTENCED TO PEN Fred Chandler, gunman, who sin e-handed held up three men in a} ashington st, hotel two months| J.W.E UNDS,Oph.D. ago, is facing, Monday, a prison | for Bacsedientre term of five to 19 years at Wallal lhe ebisces. Walia penalty imposed by sudge Tallman | HEAR DAMAGE SUIT Trial of a mult against the trac tion company for $1,20 mages for injuries sustained when a street car amashed into him at Second -POPULAR PRiIcaS FRASER-PATERGON C9 5. BULL BROS. Just Printers ave. and Yesler way, last July 12.) 4913 THIRD AIN 1043 as begun before a jury in Judge ° Frater’s court Monday by Louis Bakuras. Albert Hansen LOS ANGELES, Feb. Helen Rirdsall, 8, has euffered 2 broken bones up to date. The bone | Jeweler and Sliversmith w snapped when her erutech| slipped and she tumbled to the|}/1010 Second Ave, Near Madison | sidewatk Fulton Magill. «| -—— ————-——-@| Miss Alice Parte, a stenog isekiek caiithn eaves rapher who had been out of employ Why does everybody eat | Ment, was found dead with a bullet hen's exes? {| [hole thru her head, tn a vacant Recause & duck doesn't ad. house at Sixth ave. and Spring st.! vertiee, of course, , | |In her hand was a revolver. 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Haffe the action brought} » Saturday, wherein he Jin accused libeling the first president of the United States, Haffer ayn | Col, Joab has publicly referred to me as a ‘red socialist’ and an }anarchist. This statement gives |me ample ground for filing a erim inal libel charge on my own ac count, as an anarchist {s a person held in disrepute Haffer cnarged the attorney with being a hero worshiper; and & believer in the power of indi viduals to do large things for the advancement of the world’s prog ress, “while I believe that little can be done toward real advance ment except by collective effort In reply to this, Col. Joab today Wirls defiance at Haffer in the} following words This absurd statement of the defendant is just as unwarranted as wan the original libel he uttered | against the Father of His Country The courts are open to him the same as to any other citizen. If} he thinks he has an action, let/ him start it immediately.” ‘LANSING ASKED ABOUT RECALL WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.— Secretary of State Lansing was | asked directly today if he con. | templated calling Von Bern- storff to account for propa- ganda work. He evaded a di- rect answer, H ‘ace was grave. After two minutes he remarked: | “If | did contemplate such action, | would not make it known beforehand thru the press.” ‘OTTO CASE POINTS TO A CLEAN RECORD | | Speaking with other candidates| before the democratic juncheon |Saturday, Otto A. Case rapped the vicious state legislation which he |had opposed as secretary of the |Commercial Club, and which intended to undermine Seattle's public utilities” He declared for the early exten- sion and connection of the car line into Ballard, stating that when the lline was made continuous, it would |practically be self-sustaining. He believed the employes in | service depggtments should be giv en every chance to rise to the high-| est positions, and was opposed to the 50-year age limit, for laborers. cent Tine | INCOME TAX LAW. WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—In fur. ther sustaining the validity of the federal income tax law, the su preme court of the U. 8. construed the clause about incomes from mining companies and upheld the government's contention that prof ite taken from mines are taxable, even tho reducing the actual phys jeal value of the min _ SENTENCE GUNMEN Feb. 21.— George R. Murray, whose partner, James Williams, participated in |the holdup of the Greer saloon |Feb. 1 and got life imprisonment Saturday, was himself sentenced |to a like fate in San Quentin to- lday by Superior Judge Griffin | Lunch at the Hollywood, 212 | Pike —Adv. How to Save Your Eyes |Try This Free Prescription! | Do your eyes give you trouble? |Do you already wear eyeglasses or | spectacles? 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Price 25c., S0c, $1.00 CC a ND This Is to Call Your Attention to the Fact, As It Were, That Cohan & Harris Wise and Skillful Business Men That They Are, Are Convinced That It Pays to Advertise Hence They Have Reached Down In Their Jeans, And Dug Up $1,000 to Advertise the Metropolitan Theatre Next Week, Starting Sunday, With Wednesday and Saturday Matinees. ‘ete