The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1916, Page 10

= a MRL ARM RO 8 NSA BI CAR A THE SEATTLE SILAKR a i WEEKS BOOM HELPED | BY THE PROGRESSIVES’ REFUSAL OF HUGHES CHICAGO, June 3—Knowl |country now assembling here | The old guard has been three! years on the side lines now Some time within the next four matum that they would not ac [years the Huropean war will cease copt Hugh Jand then will come America's big had made cont business opportunity, therefore | erved to ace the old guard wants to win | y the Weeks boom It frankly hates Roorevelt, mi OLISEU Fifth and Pike 16c—Children 6c—Loge Seats 30c “The Spell of the Yukon” A Big, Throbbing, Vital Story of the Alaskan Gold Fields SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY Sunday 4 Days Only edge today that the progres. sives had served a virtual ulti 1 q Only | upporters, who ort trusts Hughes because of his anti % ly claimed 125 votes on the first jorgan record in New York, Iker * —with— ballot, were asserting 176 today |Root, but {an't sure he could wir and more on the way. lin the West, and with more or le Boomers for the other favor favor regards Fairbanks, Week 1 same optimiem. The adage about politics an Five professional giadhanders | ntrange bedfellows was never more on duty at the Root headquar strikingly fllustrated than fn the tere positively radiated enthu. super-peacefulness of the greetings | m tod and the entire good fellowship now old gu Heutenant close to |) ing Individuals w the font of {information was author-|ago, were flying at ity today for the “dope” that the bic /throats, yelling thief, robber and 4 ones in the convention probably!other epithets. | would not get even to a tentative} Wm. Barnes of New York ts the ; agreement before Tuesday exception. | 4 The optimism of a month ago It 1s not safe to mention the name that anybody the republicans nom-|of T, RK. in the presence of the New {nated could win tn November—has| York leader been altered in the threshing out of | Besides, Parnes ts tl with Indi-| opinions by men from all over the gestion » |MILLER TALKS —/HIRAM JOHNSON | PREPAREDNESS) WANTS TO FIGHT A Story of the Eternal Boy, Who Takes "| sania tor “Cvaruaman, | dan af aenan eho Life More Seriously Than His Elders John F. Miller, former mayor day in the progressive ranks. of Beattie, spoke Frid The raldcal progressives of i BE ae Wi t Columbia on pre the type of Gov. Johnson ef | He shapes his actions by a peculiar sense o! jon to the memory laring the only natlo: California want the progress ot his mother—and his attitude toward his step-mother causes her d fear no other le the na ivea to meet on Wednesday many heartaches. But ultimately a common danger establishes a t the rest realize can name thelr candidate—which, Great and touching bond of sympathy between them. of course, would be T. R—with- SATURDAY Last Times FRANCIS X. ga KN | net be licked. 4 Merely because we are In an hour or so. 7 a. a BUSH white, he ald, we are inv ne ere oe enone Have you heard our $35,000 Wurlitzer Unit Orchestra, played by om 1 rl wait. & Ged'an anon ae peat The conciliatory group of pro- Oliver G. Wallace? finds out we can protect our | aressives are willing to wait MAN selves we will never be threat. | until the republicans nominate ened with war, | even If thie takes until Fri. “We cannot reconstruct and re day or Saturday—before hav- form human natare,” said the| ing the conclave In the Audi- speaker, "God creates torlum choose a standard. permitted us to course bearer. :: about the same way, and They hold the third-ticket bogey | : take human conception of right| would be m effectually held be and wrong, and the human con-|fore the republicans ff the pro ectence they are today, gressives sat tight what the altruist would hw 1 Dussyfooting, the one to be, not what they were a thou j det nite plan evolved #o far by yond sand years ago, nor what they will old guard am the last line of del be a thousand years hence, but | fensé against a stampede for Roone, what they are at nt. velt ts a sudden adjournment after! “Ware always, have. been, and |one or two ballots First at Pike Continuous 11 a. m. to 11 p. wars will always be It look# now as tho the nominat Matinees 10c Evenings 15c Children 5c “The Creator endowed all his| ing oratory would be rpilled on Frt creations with the propensity to | day combat and the means of offense The first roll call on a preaiden- and defense. tlal nominee will come immediate "Crime, violence, bloodshed and |ly afterward ; ware will continue tn greater or| If T. R. and Hughes show big at ; | ON RATES gan Monday before the public serv REOPEN BOOZE CASE lens degree until the end: the of |first, and tf either grows in two CITY NOT LIABLE traffic by ordinance. He dis ‘| MINER GETS $16,0 Vb fee commission, recessed Friday. It) fort of mankind, r djor three ballots, Mur: Crane {s ed the city from Mability in| . will be continued in Spokane on be expended tn atten © tT] ct > suggest adjourn Superior Judge Mackintosh has|the case of Victor Andrew Johansen, gee OLYMPIA, June 8—The rate|J2P* 10. when Eastern Washington| The order to return $5,000 worth | minialr t ». in prepar mer hi ty cannot be held| Traction Co. ¢ serly employed by the Tr mies | eg * . cities will have a chance to air/of confiscated booze to the Chartier them, in fortifying again », In the watches of the night, > to persons in-|for $20,000 f . nc | in mines near | ha Mixing hearing of the Pacific Tele-|tneir grievances against the com-|drug store wan set aside by Judge rather than {n lamenting a cidents because | February he was hit by a} . at 6,000 thru the and Telegraph Co. which be ‘Gordon Saturd class of R_ Ri THE cOURTESAN —the story of a woman who sold her soul—told in five thrilling, grip- ping acts, starring Eugenie Forde. MARY FULLER Mrs. Crosby, a society favorite, drives out with her husband in a closed limousine. The husband gets out and tells the chauffeur to drive on. George Kingsley, clubman, enters limousine from the other side, and the chauffeur drives on, unaware of the new passenger. On arriving home, Mrs. Crosby is dead—stabbed. Who killed her? See The Limousine Mystery Also a Brand New Comedy 4 Days Only 800 800 Westlake at Pine Starting Sunday Seats 5c Seats l Oc Continuous11to11