The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1917, Page 5

STAR—SATURDAY, FEB. 17, 1917. PAGE 5 “BIRD OF PARADISE” TO Cynthia Grey’s BE AT MOORE 4 DAYS IT rrTrp Why W.D. Lane s s Q.—Perhaps you can help me out on a problem | have been unable to ‘ solve In 14 years of matrimony | have a doar, good husband, with Tomorrow Matinee and Night and all Week ane enseption, end thio ia, he will s ad not confide in me as | do in him, land of all things, thie makes me e e moet uphappy. He always has 2 money | can't account for. Now, By EDWIN J. BROWN 0 e Mise Grey, if | had money | could |not give aesount of, 00 te where (This article is published an& paid for by me in the interest - s ’ lit came from, how long would he} of good government) Assisted by Miss Julie Herne and His Own Company, in be content with me? I gave him a much-wanted beau In Thurs s Star seaman Gai a hi “The Frame-Up” tiful gift at Christmas time, and hel are pate’ 1: " nett unced that in Sa urday s and Monday's Star I would publish knows where every dollar came|- ‘ record in the city council, and tell you about the important and vital from that purchased it. He gave/(uestion which will come before our city council in the near future c me a very nice present, and as he It is needless to s ot WA a 1a | Harry & Anna Seymour Patrick Barrett gives me all of his money he earns, |)... i it sto say that W. D, Lane would be as true to his trust as Mr. Erickson has Mirth and Melody Unusual Songs or is supposed to, | asked him) ve” and wi e where he got the price. He 6 4, Phe following comparison of records should be sufficient reason to retire Dale to polit- i ‘Oh, never mind.” That doesn't! ical oblivion and elect Mr. Lane, who would be ; ; Jault’ me. Far rather a contented , , ¢ a co-worker with, Erickson in the interest l 0 |mind than all the jewels on earth. °f Seattle [He and 1 should be one, He ha : ‘ ‘ Par Pristat “Be ahd Mary." an Incident with Musit always had finance affairs | couldn't| Exickson’s Record in the City Council | Dale’s Record in the City Council - Jaccount for, and it gets my goat. |) Some of the matters that have come before the Mr. Dale ways he is a patriot. Let's see what he |den'e care for him to have secrets|oity council In which Mr. Erickson ‘He's “hte | calle patriotism, an4 whom he representa, <ieaae 7 irom me, ae | am hie honest p man,” who does not cavort around the council cham- | against the port belt lin ch e e ; oo ven Meridith & Saeco Gas time | remember he naked | bar with the Aciedeaa Dag, hag taken the part ot | he feared ii was llideal, When it eane/tp ta bs ntellectual ' me for the last dime on earth | had. |/the people as against special Interests council on the mayor's veto, he voted against it again, ot I gave it to him just before bedtime fear ala oS PE | without giving any reasons, notwithst : ~ as ho claimed he needed it on the ickson Introduced and secured the pas | corporation counsel had held s every ™° Orpheum Travelogue Orpheum Orchestra rent day, At he sat on the bed and | *8&6 of three bills making reductions tn the residence | edie thep le pape dbt ers i ob in Around the World Charies Burnett, Director EA) [putied nis shirt over his head, out{ Hight rates from 8% to 6% per kilowatt hour, | not be lees oe RaoRogg tl eaeid told Dale that {toa apes Ot | n h i mgt A per K * | not be legal? om What outside source does Mr. ce Left to right, at top— The. Hawallan mnusiclane at the Moore, In trom the shirt pocket rolied a roll) *” PE aid rag ag ris Ape eg ee pone i fri Dale base his opinion as to its legality? Who are his a “The Bird of Paradise.” Fred Morton, at Pantages. s This makes me most un educe the cost of list e pm | advisers? This {s what the people should know, At bottom—Rezai Howard, at Oak. Marjorie Wilson, at Palace Hip. happy, as | have saved in every way owners from 20 to 30 per cent on the dollaf, in apite | 1. Dale, the p atelot, voted to rednee the {acca Julia Herne, with Claude Gilltingwater, at Alhambra [possible for him. Am | an easy ° strenuous ¢ tions of the Chamber of Com- | the city lighting department by vot! to reduce the ad ' |mark, or the biggest boob In town inerce, the Traction Company, Special Interest news- | rate for street lighting de nanded by the "Chamber of In Songs Among the sational features of t Missea Campb lately re! PEEVED WIFE, | Papers and rey wooemtativs of non-resident real estate | Commerce. This would throw a heavier burden upon Edward L. Grafton’s supreme pte-|¢rulted from Washington, D. C,, 80-| A.—Of course, this must b wt Late hor ae : ight of Agd future in this city {s to | those small home owners who use city light and give Coanibee: the Gestitiey ‘and as ture drama, The Argonauts,” | Clety have something new in 4 song /unsatiafacto etimes wher e oe cane of ight rates to a price demanded | the benefit to non-resident, speculative owners of and qua ofa nent a an which will be seen the stropol ae cab Ne ; men give oney to thelr anes tly ey he pie abe Peale vg tlre | Yacant property by reducing their taxes, Remember, ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE SHOW itan theatre for one Week ont com z] omaas Bw t and cx pany in | wives 4 a do! ° out a/v Me b exercised in the interest ot, the the Traction Company does not compete with the city LL! me a with « 8 ay ® and y," a ce y arry stingy allowance for them, the me he interest of lend ghting o: t 7 i Gai da tk ach dcka Ghlatnablc, With ive . ae i “ “3 a) bg Beco oe kab _ wy al ior for n Ieee the trastion: piraten Shi i tag streets, but it does compete on residen- GREAT ARTISTS OF WORLD-WIDE FAME ne of ttend t , pian at ' - ley apie t 1 and sf as they| Mr cop son tongue to secure the extension of | . Shame! Shame! Allan Dale; you should salute the The finest t tre orch ® om the Cons Te ‘ at o o ) Irish w rank Wilson, in plea t or hindrance.” | street car lines into districts without street car trans. flag again Dieaia cil the venige ts rear ar nk ee ie yhactuw tuto it ante; Gnocser, a wise bull s eeaalpaiata| Portationy ind Was sanoesatel te beckring the ceaemes |. 8. Dale, the patriot, votedsagnaae san eau Then compare th ice with other forms of siarant. The ywn han Sa FY Presented by Mr. Mer 1 inances they can keep a| Of ordinances providing for such extensions, only to | calling upon the Traction Company to make exten- Orpheum Circuit is big enough to profitably give the most for a es folly th Travelogue complete for themselves, unbeknown| be defeated In the courts | sions into territory without street car facilities. t " jor liscover gold ee eful wifey | Mr. Erickson forced through the council a resolu- | Dale, the patriot, also voted against the resolution The of . terfully PANTAGES | favorite scheme is tion requiring the corporation counsel to institute | Turing the Traction Company to pave between its tee irring ¢ the Golden Days of A bill full of “pep” and action will|Taise and not give out t court proceedings to compe! the Traction Company | ‘4cks, in compliance with Its franchise provisions. AFTERNOON AT2:30 any seat MAY DE Men as aliforr ever, ts the Jue: open Monday afternoon at the Pan-|tion at be Maybe it © the street between its tracks, which suft is | Ths was the scope of Dale's patriotism. 0 D IN ADVANCE 10, 25. 60,76 20 thon Stiwell, *he hor *, tages Dalsy Jerome, the “elec- couple of dollars a week, and maybe |now pending | Dale, the patriot, voted to “regulate” the Jit- — ny the Spaniard, Don Enrico. tric epark of jos « headliner, |f{t is more Mr. Erickson is fi | neys out of business, in the face of protest that SWiSs MINISTER MOORE Motor Madness ect t ter to work t in Ghty eee ats ay Aight han Saat Ganen of the city, Dale says, “Jitneys must go.” His pat- Once more hard Walton Tul: speed mantace R isband belongs in Mr. Erickson doen not believe that it is genuine pat-| [ot#™ 18 plain in destroying the Jitneys and the ALREA ly's romantic drama © Bi monologist; ¥ t. If he positively |riotism to destroy the city car line and the Jitney | Cty. ca®, line and turning the people over to thé DY ON JOB Paradise.” to be seen tn Beat Mulvey, In or P arcount {foF {is extra nervico and turn Kettle over to the te = Reagan “ppg fied his friends, the people's enemies, the trac- . shown at the Moore the robatic dar the “J ou have but two roade|the Traction Company, and have us return to the | U0" ‘ust ASHING deeir at ee andar inh ed cate monkey; the Br “K — eithat pias ly satel strap hanging” days, which we all remember. . Dale, an ae gre ees Se Swiss minis Ritter, | Wednesday MAA A See bartel Rime air oman SagHein, Row Be gota thin taead, 184 | Fr. Oe _ Erickson fought every effort of Councilman d that lot of junk on the taxpayers We-are the men standing be ne yee nent to The play is an idyll of the mid-/ria,” featuring Mra. Vernon Castle, does not, then you will feel It] prtie, . agph nton Southern prop- | at a fancy price of $1,600,000. Where do you suppose tween you and high-priced Den- | 7*% 8nd held a rt conference snatrated | complete the bi t | # on the city at $1,600,000, which is from two to | he got thi ? with Cot ie and bh nonstrat »mplete the bill part company With| three times the va per | Kot this patriotism? ——- | While the depart tf i the hold aA oh | you will have to forget! have to wonder why Seattle's onemioe arene ce | Clete ey ne eriot, was the only man in the coum We are proving every day that fused to di sete t at first re it has upon our regoing pub-| OAK ft. A possible third road mig troy the political prestige hee os are trying to | efl to vote against the resolution asking the repeal Dentistry without pain is pos- reap g jscuss the vialt and Dr.lie Ite me ia tiiversal in its lazy’s Nicht to you if you have the inge Ericka <dateaaicpiiond se of this honorable man, | of the Renick Law. This (Chamber of Commerce) sible. - F also was ailent, it was be | appeal th gives|lected by the M nuity to discover f nee | ‘ law costs the taxpayers of the city many thousand! Medictal Treatment precedes Heved it may have had something | an intima of one of the most! for the bill Ihe makes or gete t Mr. Erickson protested against the passage of | of dollars per year. actual work. to do with the release of the Yar-|entrancing spots on which the #un TY There {a little doubt tt ‘as le (Chamber of Commerce) Renick Law by t 6. Dale, the patriot, voted against extending city It costs you nothing to cone | dale y any shines will be an “easy mark.” Many we , and has fought ever since for its repeal. | car line into Ballard, and has proposed to seil city in and be convinced. | . Following his established custom, | bers w either over-atrict or too lenie in| Thin Aw costs the taxpayers of the city many thou- | ear ines for whatever they would bring. His last Natural ‘Grow $5.00 i\EX-COP UP F IMr. Morosco this year provides alter Spencer, Phyllis Gordon ‘elfinancial matters, To strike a|*#%4s of dollars each year, without any benefit what- | Proposition was to discontinue service on city car Natural Crowns $5.00 ‘OR Too |new Luana, in the person of Miss|Reed, Lou Davis and the Fall City|happy medium {# one of the keys|°"*" x | Ines, which would cost more than to keep them in Bridgework, per Tooth ... $5.00 Otin Field. She fo an actress of| Trie Ite successful inatremeny 6. Mr, Erickson has made many attempts, and ts | °Peration. He is a patriot, all right. D Plates that tit . $10.00 to $15.00 BIG LOAD OF BOOZE |«:-:icn1 power siiibsiitasialilibatctiiiaebaiis | - yet trying to extend Division “A” of our city car line | _ If Seattle's enemies can be kicked out of the city cee Meemerte WIS AN Conspicuous in the supporting 6 9 Dear Miss Gray: Recently, In nto Ballard, and put our city car line on a paying | CoURe!L, the city car line can be made a valuable asset - tine Biedbk: teemer potion: te |°Stt_1s Forrest Stanley, a former your column “A riber” adve-| basta. st & paying institution for the city of Seattle. San NATIONAL PAINLESS |) q:scea eo oread ar peman. | lacroen atar, who enacts the role of Zates government ownership as a| 7. Mr. Erickson was one of the leaders tn the fight, | jet hice ae te ood winnipes and Calgary; Cleve- 2 DENTISTS Telgo Gmith Friday coe ue al Paul Wilson. David Landau, the leure for poverty. Hie statement| giving both timp and money, for a referendum on the | rap gs aid ft, and furnished transportation for havin, original beachcomber, in fn this rea-| requires justification. Viclous bills passed by the 1915 legislature, and took | ~ 0 oZgcnrs AND rImn po tered Po rnd <hmount of lson's cast. Tho Hawailan quintette |"‘Political governments exist to|an active part in the successful fight to Kill thowe | 7. Dale, the patriot's efforts and utterances were . lber 25, when arrested on Pier bh.” jis as usual, « feature of this de protect the institution of private] bills at the inst election, | pr Pr yg sapdbes bag ee rg of the 1915 legislature, | Blount was found guilty in a lower|'!Shtfully Interesting play property, and not to carry on indue| § Mr. Erickson Introduced and secured the pas. | deed, the political patriot! 1 ot Mae Dale ls sonata court on the charge and | ER try. With the abolition of private|sage of measures to do away with the f « Pi sm of Mr. Dale is something appealed be = ees for | which I cannot fathom. —— LUE PARADISE” COMING | jownership of the means of Iife, a| building permits, believing that building in the city 8 Dale, the patri », it “The Blue Paradise” will be seen] cow plan of gevernment will bel should be encouraged, and not discouraged. lute at the Moore theatre three nights and one matinee, February aay nd 25. It in a foreign-made mr al comedy, or operetta, which joyed a flattering prosperity at the) Just Printers 1018 THIRD GERARD IS GOING | TO MADRID TUESDAY ayousen tense PARIS, Feb. 17.—American Am-yNew York Casino theatre MM ireLueruAMATRViCe bassador Gerard, recalled from Ber.) L#o Stein in the author of the FURNITURE... BAGGA |lin, will leave Paris for Madrid,|Orisinal boo and Edgar Smith [Spain, Tuesday evening. according Americanized the plece to afrangements wiede today Much of its musical fame rests From Madrid he will embark for|upon the very beautiful love song the United States. “Auf Wiedersehen.” | oe ADVANCE (*%!.0"°"% Claude Gillingwater the noted laramatic actor, will headline in Or NEW YORK, Feb. 16.—The stock |Pheum vaudeville at the Alhambra |theatre for the week starting Sun t opel y with advance: [market opened today with advances) ay matinee. He will be remember United States with an over ranging up to a point, Steel setting the pace ed for his fine work In “The Decis lion of Gov. Locke,” last eeason. His |vehicle this season is “The Frame. One or two lessons. Private halls. Open Day|nicht gain of %, to 105% and Evening. | Republic Steel gained %; New|Up.” 1623 Fourth Ave—Main 3911 York Central Crucible %; Sait “You Get More for Your Money”! Aw ORPHEUM THEATRE Telephone Main 5106 nerican Locomotive 1 PANARETOFF MAY Third and Madison MATINEE TOMORROW—ALL WEEK Other Matinees Thursday and Saturday WILKES PLAYERS —with— PHOEBE HUNT, NORMAN HACKETT and all the other favorites, In “Polly of the Circus” A play of circus life, with a wonderful heart touch NIGHTS—10c to 50c; Matinees, 15c and 25¢ | gest epermmeeamn = D row, | to 11 p,m. > Pp omens 4 A Classy New Hippodrome Road Show Tomorrow to Wednesday 5. PANARETOFF : Panaretoft 1s Bulgarian minister r+ “Dancing to the United States. Broken dip: 3 e er 1 son evue a la Carte” lomatic relations between the Unit ed States and Germany may cause ; \tuation as regards Ger BECKER & WADE KAEMKA SROTHERS lies, with the result that} in “Two A. M.” Eccentric and Comedy by Ye Pa oP ai te ‘may hand Pan ‘< MILTON FRANKEL FRED and AILEEN VANCE “Characters In Common Clay” tes Ball Tossers Enough for Army Comedy Singing and Talking and JARROW, Humorist, Trickster Feature Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne ff ,,\'\, YORK, Fen ta decoy 2 Photoplay _In Fourth Episode, “THE GREAT SECRET” J should follow the American league ai ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY FOR THURSDAY fm Sn adopt Capt, eee eT hall For three Joyous days we will present the big players, a professional baseball “ALL-GIRL REVUE OF 1917” army of nearly sparing for service A great, gorgeous vaudeville show, composed exclusively of Mi" pvicg Girls—20 of them—in pretentious musical comedy style. A $2.00 SHOW FOR 10c and 15¢ Julia Page wouldn't marry the doctor until ining Monday. pn-| GET HIS PAPERS TOO. 0 men would be! read the story, begin-| necessary. Benck White says,| “Democracy is the least imperfect! thing man has made. We propose) merely to extend this idea of| democracy over industry. Let the workers unite They’re Fine! Don't Remain Bilious, Sick, Headachy and Constipated. Best for Colds, Bad Breath,! You have asked the people tc | Sour Stomach—Children Pesaran sabe) ppl espa Mr. Thomason, is {t not a fact that the city counetl | Love Them. |sion of and of conducting the In- Fores the port ag sae a franchise for a belt - dustries. All useful work naturally | ine to connect the ‘erent units of the Port of Get a locent Or ROW. sae to-|9roupe Iteelf under the heads of fAcetrisi enterprise, and you, Mr. RH. Thomeon: intro night and feel fine. Take Casca.|Production, distribution, communi-| 4.04 an ordinance which will give ranch vs rets to liven your liver and clean |cation or.social service, Repre: tis vabvebde and ‘ill the port St iin seared | da and kill the por ne, and make atives of a certain number of work the bowels and stop headaches ers in eacn department could mert lour port suffer the enormous loss of business be- | support Allan Dale for the city council. into one| candor and good taste, request that you review this record that Mr. Dale has made? had cold, billousness, 4 anette Pacey ‘ sour stomach and gase Tonight |and working conditions. Under this | Umit (0% - . ‘homson, I de take Cascarets and enjoy the nicest, |ayetem, bosses and officials would|™And, in the name of the people of Seattle, an ex- gentlest liver and bowel cleansing |be elected by vote, and all pewer|Dianation from you! it 1 am in error, I desire to Fou ever experienced. Wake up| vested In the workers. The germ| make & public apology to you., Do you desire Dale's feeling grand—Everybody's doing |of such a union exists today in the| “lection so as to destroy the Port of Seattle? it. Cascarets best laxative for|W. 1. 1. U. (Workers’ International | children also. |industrial Union), with headquar. — tere at Detroit, Michigan. With the growth of the Industrial| 1. Dealing with Port Commission and belt line, | union, the industrial state would| Thomson having introduced an ordinance to grant gradually replace the political state | the railroads a franchise and help kill the port belt land the latter, having no function |!ine. Dale will vote with Thomson, W. D. Lane to perform, would die a natural|and Oliver T. Erickson will vote with the people | death. Here originates the false| Yes, and Seattle ates Ave. at Pike St. ebarge that “thee socialists would| 2. The question of extending the city,car line into == destroy the government” The sci-| Ballard entific socialist Is constructive, not Controlling car tracks on new bridges, or turning | them over to edie W. D. Q.—To settle an argument, would | the people and Seattle. you please answer thru your col the Traction Company, umns if it is proper for a married) woman to wear her wedding ring at) I 1 times if she has one? | say it is, but another party says that it| Robert B. Hesketh. is not in etyle to wear a wedding ring. If this is the case, why not abolish the ring from the ceremony entirely? . D. 8. K. A—The wedding ring 1s very| imuch tn style at any time and any |place. In fact, it 1s the most popu Traction Company lane and Oliver T. Erickson will vote with Dale will turn them over to whom he claims to represent A SOCIALIST. “TOMORROW BIG NEW PROGRAM destructive. Popular Ruth Stonehouse In a 5-act Feature LOVE AFLAME A romantic, swift-moving story of adventure MARKET REPORT) A Word to You, Mr. R. H. Thomson May I not, with Mr. Dale, in his speech before the Good Govern- ment League at the Frye Hotel, Wednesday evening, February 14, said: “The Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company is entitled to a member on the city council. The Traction Company has never vio- lated a contract with this city.” On that same day our city had to file a suit to compel the Seattle Elec- tric Company to perform its contract to pave the streets between {ts tracks. If the Traction Company is not violating a contract, why did you vote to bring this suit? It has also refused to pay the 2 per cent of its gross earnings, provided for in its franchise, to the city of Seattle. Mr, R. H. Thomson, are you still in favor of Mr, Dale? If so, tell the people why. Important Questions Coming Before the Council in the Near Future The handling of franchises held by the Puy Sound Traction Company, some of which have = pired, and others that will expire in a few years. Who will guard the people's rights—Dale and Thom- son, or W. D, Lane and Oliver T. Erickson? 4. Reducing the cost of light and power, which has been fought go hard by Dale to keep it high, while Mr. Erickson hak already reduced ft, and by com- pelling the Traction Company to reduce their rates, has saved the people of Seattle over one million dol lars per year for the past six years. 1 have never known Mr, Dale personally. know his record. - T only sk every friend I have to vote for W. D. Lane, Oliver T. Erickson and EDWIN J. BROWN, Young America Conatry Har ring I know of. Yakima Geme 70.00@ 76,00 | - | @—wiit you please tell me who FauITS ‘Alfalfa Meal Jeautiful the author of “The Garden of Al- Regpetvelen [Sng LOUISE LOVELY lah’ and oblige, ROBERT. VKDETABLES ariey” A.-Robert Higgens is the author coe—Per dow. Corn—Whoie | * age—Ver Ip. New, navel Oate—Puget sound The Outlaw and the Lady w flat Duteh “Best Ever” Elks | Thrilling Drama Minstrel Show éivstth ” wins | : Gets Many Laughs +e s00Ne | Beliaaners Rome Beauty Winesaps Arkansas Black |] Parson’s Comedy Co. In a NEW act Full of Funny | Many a Brother Bill was heard to murmur to a fellow pal as be! Comedy | passed out of the Metropolitan the- | Florian, crate Eastern Washington . | Berateh Shorts ... Straw—Toa Timothy Mixed 7) 80 2.00 60 PLAN PROTECTION Ribas tre -Friday night that the Elks'|# PRETTY GIRLS 7 1 : A phd 1917 minstrel show was the best} < ‘ | OF U S. A 0A AND NEW SONGS that Local No, 92 ever attempted, | ok or DOS vessees | Gees. Chickens a Oe R ILR DS . But be this as It may, the show | Onene . ‘i was certainly worth the money Yakima ‘Gnaer 4 Toe. w ASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—Inves: 80 From shortly after eight until bse per case sissy me—Good size, don tigation by 30 railway heads into FUNNY COMEDY PICTURES nearly 11:30 p, m., there was enter-| Bolling . Dressed feateht cond 5 Green, per doz Torre hg cetaeten oe reight conditions and the relation For the Children jtainment of all kinds and descrip RoestereOld, iive of the German submarine campaign | tion. Henry A. Movroe, as interlocutor, Pork 44008 block hogs ‘« to Eastern shipping conditions was asked by the government, it be- came Known positively here today, The investigation has now broad- 1 lansiated by six blackface endmen if Bel | St. Pau Stove Repar & Plumbing Co and a good chorus kept the audi s nudbidenceinrt aint... ive Washington creamery, cubs, reback linings ence pro akyreback Inings ence in an uproar of laughter With |iiagtehes—cal er ——- kinds of stoves, localized jokes. Rutabagae— Yakima, sack ranges and fur-| ‘The solo work was especially | . ington haces, | Wateriting, ‘The Elks’ Ukulele band, the) Sana ier ea , putin “and con-| Hippodrome dancing girls, Gene | rarnips nected Miller's accordion and D. W. Fish-| Cal per sack Nene > els ; low . Domentio wheel . ie i we, /0r'S trained animals balanced tho] potato es oe elllgt Main 875 second half of the show, White river .cceees setereeee 65,00 Oregon triplete ened into discussion of detailed plans for the protection of all sea- board railway lives in the country in event of war. From pavement then to settlement Julia Page. to Stage, house, and went