The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1916, Page 2

STAR—MONDAY, AUG 7, 1916, PAGE 2. COMEDY OF POLICE COURT IS TINCTURED WITH WOE AND PATHOS, GIRL REPORTER DISCOVERS s T A R BY CORNELIA GLASS “Well, how about it, © boy?) invite a to be weated and he will) After one particularly loud oot: |ing JUST s I spent Monday morning in Judge lw here’d you get it? have the opportunity to try | vuret, he walked over to me and) T, J, L. Kennedy seems then to tordon’s court, listening to T. J. 1 Some of them boast that they| Usually the men on the benches | whispered disguatedly lone that air of friendliness, and 100 Kennedy lovingly called “Alphabet-|can get It all over town, and then|in the back of the room will burst! “Some of these hangers-on seem | becomes all prosecutor in that extraordinarily feal Kennedy,” attorne¥ing for the| Kennedy asks dryly into loud guffaws of apprectation | to think ike a three-reel Keystone anor 's man we being tried for WILL ; " clty of Seattle S'pose you sould conduct an of-| just here, aud the officer who | we're running here.” welling Hquor » maintained that effective film feature I had never been in pollce court | feer to a few of these places?” {stands beside the prisonors has to| It is when a mun Is held for vio-|he hadn't done it, bis lawver main BE SOLD before, and the big room, with The boaster will inevitably #ub-|pound upon the ralling with a/lation of the liquor ordinance and tained that he badn't 4 it, and crowded benches, {s an absorbing *4@, and mumble that he doesn’t) jangling col jon of keys to rejhas retained on attorney that they had witnesses who also main little world in itself. Every one| tink so, and the city attorney will’ establish der id quiet ‘court grows most | actively interest: tained that ne hadn't done it. 'n Toa sure Pena’ lation halts ————— fact, the only persons who thought . \ he had done it were the dry squad and myself, was a man, and th aad 7. 3. L. Meaneds was every type and kind of man a city holds. | the stand ble, with his big records before} ft would take an expert to follow Vernon Castle Proves Self Real Man to } is...) s/ros. sna i climax, the defense produged an ‘ . ig . * thir . Rapti | Wi P . . . . d Italian bootblack and put him on roun RO in Place in British Flying Squadron |} 3 ssvea sim « toe nedy at the end of the lawyers’ ta question n involved question, that him, On one side of the bench was | The fellow shook his head stupidly a double row of chairs filled with} and said, “No. officers who were to testify in va-| rhe counsel ed atrium t Showing Plous cases. On the other side was oer reat nets tenrte Monday & apace inclosed by iron ratlings,| Do you speak or understand Eng from which the priso ho had | ish?" shot Mr, Kenneay no bail looked out upon the court The witness shook his head They are sorry clmen® again. those prisoners who have no bail | “No,” he answered dully They are usually men who have Dismissed!” said Judge Gordon been arrested for drunkenness, and On my way out the officer who for the most part they slump to the | clashes the keys against the tron rail, lounge upon {t, and mumble Guilty” or “Not guilty T. J. L. Kennedy will raise his eyes from the record before him| a . and turn them upon the wreck in side the railing. The eyes of the city’s attorney are a very Irish blue, and they seem full of some thing that, if it t# not friendliness ts closely akin to it, for the follow who is down P They are The chap inside the railing seems to straighten a little when| the Irish voice with its suspicion M ie jot brogue says to him kindly pero 'N.G.W. AMODEL qheodore BOF SANITATION Thomas Imperial Valley Housewives Inspect Washington |to maintain order stopped me. Aren't you going to talk to our judg he asked. “He is the fin est man we know, we think down here. Always square. The first time he made an unjust decision is yet to be found You'd ought to meet him I am going back to meet bim| some tin When a man would say | CeDARDAN cn | 914.9 BE MADE TIGHT gineers So Report and Council Will Be Asked | for Funds | A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR ing Machine Will Bring the Best Music to Your Home at the Lowest Possible Cost —Now Clip This Coupon and Bring it to the Store e : 000 $825 delivers the HARMON Meighan Camp [HOPE TO SAVE $1,500,000) Attn gt Mney? We MARMONY TALKING | _ WOMEN Formal reports of consulting en poand $5 cash, then & week. You seldom get a LIKED GRUB gineers, who agree Cedar lake basin mala Uaiverete, Seer 02. chance to see so many HEADQUARTERS WASH. can be successfuly sealed, were the big actors in a single INGTON NATIONAL GUARD, basin Monday of an appeal by City photoplay e Calexico, Cal, Aug. 7.—Im- The same temperament that made Vernon Cas great dancer h made him a good aviator. Engineer Dimock for consent and perial valley housewives visited | The picture shows Vernon and Mrs. Castle as they peared before the adventure of the tango teacher | nein | the camp here today to learn | '? the aviation business broke up the famous dancing partnership. funds to proceed on the work the gentie art of “hi he Altho optimistic conclusions of} H Si ian": Thay some unen OW ae. BY J. HERBERT DUCKWORTH drenched with cold water, startled; temperament for his aviators. [the experts have been informally and Arrange to have jarmony, Six 1 2 ae NEW YORK, Aug. 7—All [by @ magnesium Mash by a re He would choose a fiddler | 4, their long written re ° . * l 5c phon ~ “ pee mg ae Vernon © alertness is | volver's discanrite his head. against @ college fullback, ev: \torts have just been filed with City it Delivered at Once Selections and lent of the Calexico board of not in his ne after all. When Aviation de H eo of live ery time, He believed many baal Angie + health. the famous dancer sailed from |nerve, who can vitalize the dead accidents that discredited fly. | Maeinner UMNO oF aoe An and Pay Only 1,000 Needles Dr. Ellis made an examination] New York to offer his services | planes of an aeroplane so they be ing in the United States in the geles. Frederick rns of Boston! of the Second infantry camp, pay- to Great Britain as a military come as sensitive as the wings of early days were due to men, | a . om ttt 1 Jing wpecial attention to sanitation.| airman, some sneeringly grunt- |a swallow. Theso highly strung, not constituted by delicacy of [8nt RH bien Tad tetingien, Shortly after the inspection, he {s| ed this elde of the Atlantic |birdinen must adapt themaelves to organization for this work, en- | SETe® Tis! all tliperl es, tae oo sued a statement recommending to| would be far more wholesome | the vagaries of flight with @ quick-| tering the game to display In |)” ast 500,000. dams there finally the people of the city a study of} without his presence. ness impossible to the nerveless| the air in unimaginative kind i ! mn sanitary conditions here as a model Littie do these soured cen- | type of man, whose imagination is of phyecal darin made available. x "i : to be followed. sors know of what is required, | dull, and whose nervous reactions Vernon Castle has the heart- Bi an flee orga Dimock fo of the ; Women Liked the Fi mentally and physically, of a |are sluggish. | felt thanks ef dancng men, for “f “Women came and a na fighting airman. | have before Maybe dancing and preparedness; by hie example, does not nim- Some form of a{lting, augmented ores ea e@ said one of the company cooks of] ™@ a list of the tests thru |are complemen‘ary terms! bleness of foe betoken posses. [bY & mixture treatment if neces: |the Washington contingent, “Some| Which the Anglo-American Wilbur Wright once told me sion of the stuff of which he |#ary, is proposed by all tasted the grub and. said ft was dancer pagecd before he was he always picked men with | roes are made? 1 consider that the building of} fine.” allowed to go sioft for train-y the masonry dam,” says Mulhol-| land, “was the first and proper! why — they heal? Simply be- " hey are infected—in other| Northwest troops have not yet '"@ 2% 39 — ee peneeshty step th the recreation Gti " alive with germa.|begun an invasion of Mexico, even| ga) Clectrees snd. standieet | THEATRES his take, and that mo work #0 far| pe pete ene. Follow tho mothers of some troopers may! Serves could m. reon ‘ i in booklet Bathe nerv could pass the done thereon has been wasted r dolls, carbuncles or eczema |be under tt Private} lores } That Vernon Cast! Engineer Thomson estimated that 4 f Domp 5, ce Biches with & solution of Benetol|Bailey, Com; , Second infan-| after arriving in England [pacace BILL A HUMMER. eiitag would cect snpreximanety multe are immediate. Don't fall to|‘TY, sald he was going to write his) ghould wit a commission as The Majestic Musical Four, 9/9441 600, Sealing with asphaltic or Beneto! if you are afflicted | mother to this effect today Hleutenant in the royal flying quartet of salented young men in| conont applications, he believes > — for sais by all druggists.| Several days ago, when he wrote! corps argues well for hie apti- jstrumentalists, toy this week the | youd cost around $1,000,000. Be sure to secure Bane-|home for a little cash, pleading he tude as a pupll in this newest, Gov. Lister and beet bill the Palace Hip theatre fm the original red cartons was broke, bis mother returned by| most romantic, and most dan- jes had this sengoa. Their “For We Fully Ask About oF any desired information re-|tirst mail a souvenir Mexican doll be the principal speakers at & city Hunter's Dream.” a medley, is @ 4.| ar erous form of fighting. 3 “ . 0 IN AUTO | - ~a Benetot' “preparations, 4 |bill ber son had sent her from the Prrevernon Castles brains are| Wide “law and order” meeting, to | delight . Guarantee Our Liberal The B | border. scattered, as hia detractors say,| be held at the Arena Sunday next, | weg agg A calgary oe Td NEW YORK C — providence must have scattered/}at 3 p. m remarkable ex ion in a itudy CITY Exchange eneto 0., GUARD HARDENIN them most judiciously The meeting is called by the Min. |!" Endurance.” the Harmony Offer Benetol Bidg., Minneapolis. G The artificial tests are a dupil-|isterial association to indorse the) | Spike, the only dog contortion! Bent on breaking the transcontt-' cate, as near ex they can be imf | enforcement of the dry law |is the “leading man” in Roschier's r = TRAINING tated, of the difficulties and dan-| Prof. Montgomery Lynch of the|&8imal act. Spike's work is noth-|nental record, BS Burham and C gers to be ‘net aloft over the bat-|Green Lake Methodist Episcopal | 126 short of wonderful | Tuttle left the Seattle postoffice at 'e front w dotgin lis from | ehure ! choru Irish songs and sayings of |/10 a m. Monday, in a Chalmers Gen. Funston may take exception ngage in a ducl with a hostile|- | Howard and Dolores have a pleas | The time of departure was Z to grumblings or other shortcom- airmen. are some of the | _ fant skit in “The Ragtime Model | stamped by a postal officer on a ings in vome Individual cases, but| amazing tests to which the airmea|, K. YAMAGUCHI of Kobi, Japan, | Girl tag sealed to the car. The tag will | gthes tiie SOPs £0 Mayor Gill will he expressed himself to the United are subjected {x in Seattle awaiting & vessel for The Visitor,” piayed by J. Por-|be stamped by the New York post Press today as “highly satisfied” | To test ability to stand the strain | home. Yamagucht har been buy’ |ter and company, created | master upon its arrival on the At vith the progress of the Nat his hands by maneuvers in the |!n& structural rteel for al | such a sensation last week that It|lantic coast Thi hae gin: U: Guard “so far.” Homa on te musi exercises on a regis-|Co. and has bean in the East for /has been held over until Thursday 1 & Universi When the militiamen first arriv-|tering machine with two levers, | three months Sores ee, Nemment of The ed, they had visions of crossing) which he works rhythmically Mike } |Grip of Evil" tx the photoplay FRENCH SOCIALISTS VICTROLAS COLUMBIAS NEW EDISONS the border immediately, killing) the controls of on aeroplane ° A ’ ns, and distinguishing thene| pass, he must furnish an effort | | WILKES PLAYERS PLEASE DENOUNCE GERMANS Seattle’s Talking Machine Headquarters generally. ‘They were total. equivalent to 1,116 foot-founds be-| |_In “The House Next Door,” the ly unprepared, mentally or physic- fore showing sixns of fatigue | OPOLITAN | Wilkes Players at the Orphenn : ally, for regular military camp rou To prove rapidity of perception, | be week have a fine, clean com PARIS. aes Tatihy a vote: Ot] ree eel tine. But now they are getting) placed before a clock dial, the pu-| Oo eee ditabte eet OF recent |1.824 to 1,075, the French congress ' 2 DR. L. R. CLARK hardened to it in both respects, and | Pil has to koap hls Gre On te arte! presented, with J. Anthony dmythe | °C, Socialists, today ar mage acolo Treasure Hunt Is WOMEN’S AD CLUB the men themselves seem to be 7 ° = TWICE DAILY * ; =A lresume relations with the German size gel ogee: Pole , |socialtsts, The vote was taken aft) OM AS U. S. Agents | TO AID BIG EXHIBIT val moving he must stop it by press) ing into real soldiers. There have John Cotsman, a baronet, with edths of a second | Jer several speakers had denounced) Dig Bank for Booze} ‘That is something that is abso-jbeen several cases recently of TT ctle the puptie bends are: tal fine delineation. Cotsman loves | Germany's alleged policies of fright Members of the Seattle Women’ Iutely genential to Dusiness succers|euardamen turning down discharges! eontner with A tise teateterina' his estates to 1 Jew neighbor, | —_ fulness PORTLAND, Aug. 7.--While| 4 . ‘i 2 7 trong features of the Regal Dental obtained for them by relatives machine ich aiso responds | Isaac Jacobson, M. P., whose son : Saas Neithe cate d club have announced their in- Aes canta during the slightest irresular movements | harles ertelsen, tentions to take part in the Adver many years, dur time we have treated | ‘BOMB WAKES GUESTS of his heart and lungs, ho Is} of people, not only of Seatt! C — —| on and daughter are in love with the Oo . : |son and daughter of Sir John, |proprietor, and Chas. T. Robinson. /tising Show next month in the The development of the plot .« boatman, were held in jail here to-| Arena MiEBed pasased ana catiotica the ‘IN CHICAGO HOTELS INDIGESTION yeas the fine characters of both lday, facing federal prosecution,| The organization is unique, as it found ou t we : otaman an acobson and wr | pay ¥ ae people have found out that w | Noraterd’s Acta Pho winds a double love story that to IN A DAY |squads of laborers, under the super |{s the only one of its Kind in the ‘ood, and tha ere % s nothing better fox ° . | ents, dug | our yt page ood. wool tl CHICAGO, Aug. 7—Guests of the wich headaché Oe meld pers prying, Bs Poa delightful vision of secret service ae 0a: | The club will enter a float in the which ts worthy |Blackston, Congress, Auditorium sting of Misa Phoebe Hunt, Miss into the banks of the Columbialag masque pageant Bo eer oue come dera ion eeyig(and Stratford hotels were roused er: hil oc vy orge Rand —_——* |river near Flavel, hunting buried | ———— 2 our writte out of bed early today by the explo- - rat Color M ic Ori: t d by a treasure. KR antes, which !s signe n by sion of a bomb in the rear of the GRAND HAS GOOD BILL gina’ | In this instance the treasure con-| tor who did the work and - . + 3 1 A apple preeagi Re Clark, PDs. owner and (Shaw Taxicab’s building, near b Dave Willams tops a good bill Seattle Musician ists of 70 bottles of whisky n| nM | Sitges the prisoners are suspected of try at the Grand in an original sketch, | ing to smuggle in from British Co. | The Tariff,” full of pathos and| ‘phe use of -olor symbols instead |}ymbla. When United States of Manager of this office, who is ther-| Many windows were broken. The HY responstbie And we will be explosion is believed to be the out wight her? to make this guarant ms “d rE D IN ADVANCE GRAND SEATS FH WEEK . come of labor troubles Bile Work dosen't give entire satis Hig Tag oats Tne Mon hone | 0f,the notes on the staff, is the re-/ficers halted their launch and SE tion in every way. Every dentist in| he Montana Quartet, whose] markable innovation of a Seactle ‘searched it, they found only half «ji | this office ix a era and regis 0. K BOOZE LAW voices blend in beautiful harmony |musteal genius, Madam Eva Trew, ‘en flasks. Wet sand on a shovel OS ee do a number of original comedy | and it is claimed that by this meth-|jn the boat convinced detectives the | Third and Cherry ht on the wall in fr | stunts, od not only can the student, child ;emainder had been buried. Bertel- | EUGENE LEVY, Manager chair, in plain sight of « The city license committee Mon at proves the reliability of thess|day decided to recommend for We une the best materials that | passage the new liquor ordinance, oper can buy, That makes url drawn by City Attorney Tom Ken together you will find thi of-|nedy on recommendation of Mayor just as reliable, just as a xtous | Gil land the Antt-saloon league, It lease and serve you--just as|makes the illegal purchaser of | Baleom and Sherman, with com-|or adult, learn play familior gon and Robinson may be charged edy and music, have one of the best| tunes on the ) in a day, but) with smuggling ] numbers on the program, Monte|they can begin playing right away. | | |Le Croix, a novelty musictan and|More remarkable than this stata | dancer, 1s entertaining ment, however is the claim that REPORT SUBMARINE | a transportation from one key to an Elsa Weiss is well entitled to be AMUS =MENTS ILKES PLAY It’s a Big Show to get and retain your ‘kooa | of equally gulity with the se! Crake win called the “premier violinist.” In| other is learned by the Color Music | OFF MAINE COAST “ any business inatitution in| l!quor eq Ai ragtime and classical music she is| method thie city i re J ve ae other restriction 2 . OUSE NEXT Di clever. | Madam Tiew has recived nu t aimed at bootlesging not accept a i an & Harris “Peg o' the Ring,” the photoplay| merous letters from eminent musi-| y.,CHIASPORT, Me., Aug. 7.—A and a Regal Dental Offices | ICK and PERMANENT RESULTS. | vac Sap esp yet inystery, will be shown until Wed.| Clans, teacrers and ieee cing Submarine, unidentified, was sight- Een. ence, DR. GARFIELD HERE sic oa Hekate ANE || unter oureany ond Nabwrany, 30 || nondo fruits of or” satem, Inchuding subtarine, unidentified. was sight mira | Wweltth pear in thie atte | such masters as Carl Busch, Di eo ansas City Sym,.|Eife-Saver Dunn, of the local life-| former President. Garfield, and om fen See ‘NEW PANTAGES J. W. BRYAN PLANS A [oions “orchestra “wate” Gari saving station, In making his re-| of former President Garfield, and —%'!% Seee port, Dunn said he saw a subma-| s ; Reinecke, of leipzig, and = mahy | ent of Williams col was ead squal no ve praised {Tine rise to the surface for a few president of Williams college, was Tbe, Atos: Mvwhtneee? anes, RED-HOT CAMPAIGN others of equal note, have praised | Tt | a Sun visitor in Seattle He passed thru the city en route from Good One ThisWeek her as a musician, She has per-|minutes and submerge. was traveling in a westerly dire direction. he" Mon “WHERE'S MY HORSE?” 1 radio cantante ic tol feted, Color Music as an art to a California to the Bast by way of meee Here} " m now to|high degree, and has published a a COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY | Bepaeaneeree Rockies, with his wits nde ceetully |“FEET FLIRTOLOGY” and othere/the primary election is promised} iarge volume containing fifty of | Good Comedy, seressnaer nb ey n Aisavath tnd wetane |by James W. Bryan, former con-|the world’s most famous songs, ul THEY PRAISE CAMP Music, Dancing, ANG i a eneqeempenne auepatnenenrans Semen ra vhi 1 kin e-eloc solor « The . = gressman, who is seeking re-el printed in color mbols, The sy Et 4 Ca ee |tion on the republican ticket Pie aa ei agate tarhaennt the ic. PRESS CLUB PICNIC “4 Bryan will expose gensational|/keys on the piano, but they do|_ The first party to occupy Camp| A 00.’ | tacts regarding the political ma-|show key to nlay and p bikes of Seattle, in the Rainier National Many be Big Laugh | FOR ~| ee da et tor the {== chine of King county, in a apeech|key in a marvelous way, it ts evi-|PAark, under the direction of the| to Be Had at the Pre club 4 ian wilh Sa at Fremont hal! Tuesday night dent that Color Music was design-| Central Council of Social Agenct Fr cecgastita Ge Maletiiles BULL BROS. RATH BRO! He will follow it up with otherled alter the piuno was & perfected [has arrived In Seattle, full of praise | # ain Other Vay speeches at Green Lake public H-|{natrument—and it is worth while|for the camp and the ideal facili ‘YOUR CRED TISO K. ij, SAT TO NE OO Just Printers |brary Wednesday night andat Uni-|noting that ctaff notation, the old |ties 1013 ‘THIRD MAIN 1043 Aetoe versity public library Thursday! system, was designed long befovel A second party of 30 members| night. the plano came into existence. returns Monday. out dance music until late at night