The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1916, Page 2

‘GRIFFITHS GAVE 'ZEPPELINS MAY AID TO JOBLESS VISIT AMERICA! American Princess Startles the Court 4 s ! ALHAMBRA Westlake at Pine ee i | #4 2 ) B Expert, | { : Responded to Call From Com-|So Declares Berlin Exper : Today Until : mittee in Charge of Hotel | Discussing the ‘4 Wednesday Night Liberty Future | = | HELP WAS APPRECIATED EXPECT LENGHTY WAR MEETINGS THIS WEEK BY CARL W. ACKERMAN For Griffithe: Monday night | (United Prese Staff Correspondent) at homes of L. W. Moog, 1906 | North 44th at Mre. MecClel Vaudeville RHERLIN, Feb, 28.—A great fleet hand, 1000 Gevedlll uve, Nd A ot Zeppelina flying to America and E. Austin, 2218 North 41et et bringfhe food back to Germany, { Tuesday, Danish Brotherhood, [a possibility if this war lasts sev Boren ave. and Stewart st. and Swedish Athletic club, Ninth ave. and Stewart at. Wednes feral years longer, an authority on Jaeronautics declared toda : day, neon add before Seems like a dream,” he said iE Si ry payers’ league Thureday, but @ war that has seen subma Women's Exchange. Saturday, | Constantinople and Zeppelins and q Pickwick club, Weat Seattle sero} unexpected role For Gill: Monday, ore startling re a t Ballard, 7 Princess theatre, Tuesday, Pha ments in, say, three or fou University Bank hall, East 45th very fact that this posal P’ and 14th ave, N. E. Thursday, | bility is being discussed ts evidence s Thorne’s hall, Green Lake sta. [Of the realisation here that this Dialo e tlon war | cisive, if not a battle A i to ext 4) long war, German mi tary critics Pl let Sta Sabaten aadatacesty to be tor| Mat may becom nd onditions They are sy for in the winter of 1914-1915 the Ho.| stance, on what w appen if the tharty rowed English threw an army into Ho s ch | land and marched against Alx-La 7 Chappe! to trap the German arm | Banjo : See m0 . Put the fact that the Dutch gov 4 jobs jfer the defense of Holland's neu ‘Saxaphone od of two Dromats ffiths paid | OINTMENT toward the|Bilnd, Bleeding or F th Amy Crocker, wt a few inter g Mrs. Ashe and Complete the Program. inmates o and there were 8 of them lodged | ng the winter. Grit-| nr kUMS Fecely-| ed from others went {nto a lump sum to keep up the Hotel Liberty riffighs did not hire the men were sent to his land Agency committ y in 1 and y was used 1 of. the unemployed at erty contributing to ort of hundreds who Pictures, Continuous 11 A. M. to 11 P.M. Vaudevilie, 3, 7:30 and 9:30 PLM. MATINEES, 10c EVENING, 10c, 15c CHILDREN, 5c the m comm to he’ the Hotel | ward the sw never saw a glimpse of Griffiths land. Hi Gill's stat at Grif fithe bire en at is a day making is a baselem pay thelr own board, iclous falsehood WILSON VIEWPOINT | WASHINGTON, Feb. 28—"1 jut as much ashamed to be rash as I would to be a coward Valor strikes only when It ts right! to strike.” | This is President Wilson's view point, published today from the text of his Saturday night speech before| the Gridiron club GERMANY P PROTESTS ef BERLIN, a to ais tel L. L, Feb has pro tested to Portugal against the re-| |ecent selzure of interned German ye SEND ners, 1 was announced today. RE 23 CANNON BOYS RECAPTURED | |. CHEHALIS, Feb, 28—The threat! VIENNA, Feb. 28.—Twenty-three| boys who escaped from the state| eannon and 10,000 rifles were taken | training school Friday have been fm the Austrian capture of Durazzo, | recaptured boys broke from Albania, it was announced today their guard in the fog. COAL USERS—THIS MEANS | MONEY IN YOUR POCKET The people of Seattle h given me such a big business| son ACME Coal since I introduced it, two months ago, that I Want to show my appreciation by doing something beside just saying “thank you.” | HERE IS A LITTLE INSIDE INFORMATION! ACME. Coal is so clean that w 1 double handling at the mine is unnecessary pe at et the cost. It is shipped fo me as it comes from th n of Mine S rating the lump from the nut and img is ha me in my yard here in Seattle. “ This separating costs money, because I have to hire men to do tt Hf you are wfiling to do your own sorting, I'll make tt worth your while. | My bunker price on ACME Li $ $4.00 per ton; on Pea, mixed} With coking coal, $3.50, and Nut | In a ton of Acme Run of Mine, lump runs about 83%, nut about 40%, and pea about Until further notice, I will sell you this Run of Mine for $3.00 F TON AT THE BUNKERS In case you have not used ACME Coal, I want to tell you that it i# —AND— Catspaw Played in over 400 theatres in New York ADDED ATTRACTION HARRY WATSON The Funniest Comedian in Captivity —_IN— “MUSTY SUFFER” First of the “Cruel and Unusual” Series TODAY AND TOMORROW —AT— STRAND im the coal that never clinkers, makes no soot and leaves but 6% ash y fmuch less than others). It gi the most heat per dollar and leaves jess dirt to be handled afterwards THEATRE hi This is a genuine chance to save real money on a commodity you Need. You'll like the coal ur first order will make you a regular cus Second Ave., Bet. Spring and Seneca tomer. O. M. LATIMER, Manager Fremont and Pallard Yard Acme Coal Company g Main 5718 Elifott 1400 COMING SOON GEORGE) .: BAN or FATE STAR—MONDAY, FEB. 2891916. PAGE ? WITH | In response to this call, Austin B.{trality satisfies the average Ber : : : 1 40 acres | liner that there fs litte danger from George E. Core ac Wy +] 959 thal source. | ing a ety : ‘ a et arte a i ial . Sweden, Spain and Rur vorce nda £ { Are Featured in conceded ‘here, are the Mire, Corey : f penetra ny Mies Yvonne Gouraud, Princess Or pod wife hurte (Qreater Then “The Spoilers”) — NINT-ACTS the 5 Acts fe] roles if the war is long drawn Miskinoff, and t) Prince at bis nend cnypetroa ape — —WIiThH— Vaudeville halrr of that committee, and| Reports that Spain has been buy:|Mlekinofy, Hike @ bolt from a clear ‘ “autly, manager of the Hotel| ing ammunitions in America have RK, Feb. 3 ben 90 ’ ae let ¢ led exes noe e paid that committee | also arou' public tnt vi ag Be eagtlnflngg gamely Soames 8 7 i viewed In connection with Spatr . " Mrs. D. Sidelaky and daughter ae . tee, tn return, sent| decades-old ambition to « ed Prince A re (get the re jertrude ve returned from. & —AND— A 5-Piece Orchestra the clearing. ‘There | Gibraltar. 1 Petonenn, aout, duesnes mont and 5 Reels of Pictures men at work at vari Mrs. Jackson Gouraud, « Packed to the Doors Disappearing Baby, Foster Daughter NAVAL BASE ON Ex " PACIFIG NEEDED ©. WABHINGTO: ¢ 1 ee bases In the Pac t the Carth Jed, Admiral I nt, | to ar ene. | See "| “The Ne’er | Do Well” Yesterday All Day. The president of t told the house Biggest Hit of the 1915-16 Season GET HUGE N. P. CAKE Mother Ryther's kiddte Rex now playing “It P at the Metropolita Greatest Story ' “The a ‘ THREW EGGS AT HIM; | HE ASKS DIVORCE All-Star Selig Cast That Mide “The Spoilers” Famous IREX JONH HAMRICK 3 PAIN GONE! RUB * SORE, RHEUMATIC ACHING JOINTS Rub Pain Away With a Small Trial Bottle of Old prince and princess | “St. Jacobs Oil” were suing each other for sep | — aration He wanted to estab [| St Josing” Rheumat! lish the existence of his 10- It's pain only month.ocld daughter, which his fifty requires wife denies; and she charged | Kub soothing him with being in love with |cobs Ol £ | her fosterdaughter, Yvonne 1 Y | today, and went ovef the 40 plane ia they have under consideration. ‘ A canvass of the members seems § to indicate a general sentiment ‘ave the central feature of the celebration being a pageant at Plymouth, with a possible reproduc tion of tt in Boste prin had te to save he f It take "Wee it a 5 asked alawy Very t | That ¢ to th ese and stiffness 4 f nryjfrom aching joints, muscles and} pogTON, Feb. 28—When theter _ Plans for b lumbago, landing of the Pil-|/* °Pee 6 competition, t artist in the comme probably will be offered. 1 at Plymouth tr It is certain that the original people whe visit Plymouth town on Leyden st. will to be reproduced, so those who come to th celebration may see Ply- it was when the Pilgrims centenary r ot! 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