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' sesahtas FAIL TO TRAP COMMON FOLK BY J. W.'T. MASON (Written for the United Press) NEW YORK Jan. 1 The suc fee of Ebert government tn its first serious encounter with the Ger Man Holshevikt is the most satisfac tory evidence that has come out of Berlin of the ability of the esent alition ministry to hold Gernany tact for the judgment of the peace Conference The of strength tw Ebert rents and the Spartacans Bas been on a sufficient scale to show the effect of the doctrines up @n minds “nore educated than the Russians The Spartacus bund announced to the German people asx its program the confiscation of all property ex cept the amall holdings belonging to the poorer classes, and the repudia tion of all debts except t to the workingm Tempting Bait The appeal was for an uprising Against the <ninority, who possess the greater part of the German na tion's wealth. The Spartacans’ lead ere offered further temptation to an @conomic revolution by promising holders of small parcels of ed not make over their own Property to the general fund unless they wanted to. The policy of confiscation was very skillfully drawn to excite the cupidi ty of those with nothing to lose. Nevertheless, it has failed to pro @uce a general uprising Bt appears as if the Sp ‘rs have overlooked some trait in hu MAn nature that perhaps comes with an educated sense of responsibility The difference between the Spar tacus program and the policy of the Bhert government is principally one Felating to the responsibility of the state toward holders of private prop- erty. There is nothing in the Spar theus demand for social reform that has not been promised by the Ebert ministry. The revolutionary appeals of the Spartacus bund, therefore, have been concentrated on repudiation of debt and confiscation earnings. The failure of the revolt indicates that this phase of Russian Bolshevism is not spreading westward Amendment Made ¢ n the ose owing n tacus lead to Heating Bill / Amendments to the heating ordi Rance have been made by Mayor | Hanson and councilmen following a conference with landlords and ten- ants Friday, Deciding that it was impracticable to force apartment house -owners to maintain a mini. mum temperature of 65 degrees for 24 hours a day, the bill now provides | that this minimum shal! only prevail law between § a. m. and 10 p. m.| council will vote on the measure nday Begin Probe of Sophia Disaster VICTORIA, Jan. 11 Inquiry into Wreck of the Canadian Pacific way company's steamship Prin Sophia. in Lynn canal, Oct. 25 started 2 pm Friday, was inued Saturday before Justice ‘The testimony of Capt. Miller, of the King and Wings, a fishing ship. taken Friday, Capt. Miller's 1 was the first summoned to ist the Princess Sophia, when she nt on Vanderbilt reef early in the | YAKIMA.—Charging that her hus- ‘and ix a pro-German, Ethel B. Nich: ols asks divorce. Nichols is alleged ‘® have expressed a wish that Ger- many would kill every American so! fier sent overseas, his stepsons in- cluded. THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1919. ~ EUROPE LABOR HEROIC HGHT OPPOSES PLAN ENDS LIFE OF OF GOMPERS? SEATTLE MAN HUN RADICALS The M I—Jim Harkins at the Moore. players. 4—Irene Brooks, Palace Hip. 5—Antol 7—Bess Hill, with Monte Carter company at Oak. APARTMENT HOUSE COMEDY FOR MET A forceful woman finds a fat Ita} t—Paul Pere ‘antages, 3—Addikon Pitt, direct of the Witkes 6—George Kehn, Levy's Orpheum. an animated continuous performance in a mix-up in the workings of marries him force of will power e ved away from a cx Huff will wear the f ht in grand opera Metropolitan Sunda Signor Monti e leading comed is Incomplete Jackson will head FOR MOORE PATRONS around three cou all move to the sacne & Myare Sunday LOTS OF COMEDY AT PALACE Hur Apple Mlossom Time. Will be the offer. new building. n people in t a strong comic bedroom Herbert and Henry question of twin or sin stantly before the audience, tled by twin beds being «mashed to ale for the last act Elsa Reugger furnish the bill's lea: splinters as a fin: BILLIE BURKE SUCCESS FOR WILKES PLAYERS tions, will preser the play of Wilkes company next week, starting with a matinee Sunday play declared to have been respon Inible for Billie Burke's fnitial step yen mY he Harrison presents her Jennings and Mack. Frank Browne. Millions Use It For Colds Because “Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves cold or grippe misery in a few hours—Really wonderful! Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a severe cold, either in the head, chest, body or limbs It promptly opens clogged-up nos trils and air passages; stops nasty discharge or nose running; relieves xylophone soloist Symphony orchestra, is another mu sical attraction. ‘The Allied War Review has scenes The travel week from battle fronts. which includes the usual bill of Teeth Suspension been featured as a con WATER ACT WILL AN PROGRAM cusea, has a series of aerial | the Pantages i with the mat will be Odty “THE THRE AT CARTER'S OAK snow at the} Lhe Comedy s “the That and varied Rocked ! ture of the #h string quartet 'with Laughter / . in impromp raw, foverishness, } sick hea Mack offers another of | picture will be shown icks have much to| acts without RAH! RAH! AT LEVY'S OLVIE ATMOSPHERE OA Seats may be reserved fo Hit Robert King? Police Ask » turn on the light va" Who THEATRE Hilltote 5404 Starting Today—Continuing One Week “CVRUP OF Figs” CHILD'S LAXATIVE Look at tongue! Remove poi- ‘** sons from stomach, liver and bowels ow Robert Ki Central hotel t is thought po: * MONTE CARTER’S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY AND THE DANCING CHICKS —IN— “THE THREE HATS” A charming musical show, replete with race track scenes, snappy dances and a warm touch of harem life. NIGHTS, 10c, 20c, 30c Nin, ?una9 Mats., 10c, 20c the first performan except Saturday and Sunday. 'LEAKY GAS FIXTURES CAUSE WOMAN'S DEATH & company’s chapel ¢ rushed to the the name Call Matinee Daily FE: Tuesday and Friday R BAY, N.Y t to her husband's cious fruity for child's dowe it without fear Full directions on each bottle. Give M William Cowles, in Farmington, POCCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO OO OOO SOOO OOOOOOOOOR MANCHESTER, fr ' he an di 1 today that . for « Mure a n pletely the ¢ ri \ 1 me It mainte that Gompe t tude wan r ble for h “ f part of the rilament or mittee of the trades unior egates to nterr and lalist congre nl Gompers and letermined to force Kurope to ne rate completely the . anior from tical movement t r bor movement ir Kur in againgt them ker have learned to Understand that Gompera advocated a pure ed trades union conference at There no chance ench, Belgian and Germa DEMOCRATS ARE SPEEDING WORK WASHINGTON house demoer gram was put in an attempt to priation bi legislation passed before the end of n M mur the rons The rivers and harbe bil) wee |the first to feel the effects of Ma jority Leader hin's determina tion to finish buair the measure were uid have to finish tomorrow. night s place and have ¢ up ne Employes’ Suit Ties Up Tacoma’s Power Site Plan TACOMA, Jan. 11—No f action can be taken by the city of toward a mult, filed by EB. ¢ nann, employe of the Standard Oil company, is disposed of in the The wuit ix the city fr ith the apt to prevent nk a contract on the 2 the city has ne gal authority to make the pur hase without first submitting the proposition A vote of the people Baroness Would Keep War Pledge ot on the war ie prepar t in the n of 120 2 the war and for #ix months there after the Sunset club Friday night by Se attle women. the Country | | That Was Hubby If you were a pretty young husband and really indifferent entirely from that susceptit inine, and if your husband was night, 1 the #ame apartgnent house, bl pibulous night out that had put and interfered with his navigating Blanche to know A mistake like this, as enough to upset any family, and ¢ METROPOLITAN] WILKES piitens Armistice Lo:es Commissio: Thanksgiving KE YOUR SHOES WEAR LONGER H. Kelley, < Ten months ago, W lumber salesman of Omaha, had a pair of shoes re-soled with Nedlin Soler Mr. Kelley does much walking and hc+ worn these shoes constantly “they are still good for another ten months of wear.” Good shoe stores carry Nedlin-soled styles for men, women They cost you no more than shoes that, give less wear. vailable everywhere for Remember—these soles ar created by science to be what sole They are comfortable an waterproot—as well as long-wearing They are made by The Goodyear Tir & Rubber Company also make Wingtc teed to outwear any other heels. | pledge by the baroness to herself, | to maintain such a hospital during shoes in many and children. Soles are also in Soles | sarsara CASTLETON AND JOHNNY HINES | »” The baroness wan entertained at The Largest Audicnee Northwest Keads Star Want Ads Laughs Every Minute Growing Into Screams She Kept Her Face Turned to the Wall Order, No End of would provide the means to innumerable funny complications In rapior-like wit, ye olly without vulgarity or ¢ nes ¢ ab e prieties, The audionce k nish, Rut its rapid m ® t him returning » got the full v Pwin Be f »pportunity of ¢ PRIC » Nights.......50c to $1.50 Mus » his bump of locality when, as in’ the VAGE 5 For the wot SUNDAY Starting WITH A MATINEE BILLIE BURKE’S FAMOUS COMEDY SUCCESS “JERRY” “THE GIRL AN HOUR AHEAD OF TIME” “srveerac) PRIOES: thy BLIND YOUTH | 20¢-31e Plus ar Tax NEW PANTAGES Matinees, 2:30—Nights, 7 and 9 BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON THE DIVING QUEEN ODIVA And Her School of Pacific Sea Lions Hugo Lutgens The Swede Billy Sunday OTHER BIG FEATURES GENERAL ADMISSION =~ PALACE HIP "cate TOMORROW Betty Eldert & Co. In “Apple Blossom Time” Another Brand New Markey & Montgomery Show of Hippodrome Vaudeville Comedy Animal Feature Photoplay McAvoy & Brooks ‘ “The Long and Short of Vaudeville” | Edwards & Ralston Pi “Keeentric Comedy Entertainers” Minnie Fisher “Phenomenal Teeth Suspenstonist” (Menday to Wednesday) In “WHAT LOVE FORGIVES” | Week Day Matinees 100e—Evenings and Sundays 26¢ STARTING : FOR THE WEEK With Matinees Wednesday and Saturday | 4 the first thing In . an overzealous housemald ha her master's clothes s to carry what she belie tailor to be the situation that develops id's and Margaret st run of any play six months y be readily ¥ scribe Salisbury 1 the Ion onde as Something like » ‘two yes is a situatic the hands of almost any skillful writer of farce In this particular Instance, more than an ordinary amount of ngenuity has been displayed, Skirting thin ice at various points, action of Twin Beds" is said to be stently and cumula- tively comic, frequ pieced with t quick, sure clash of nse to per= ows from the start t Slane reiy a f circumstances, and they ready to ion of wrongdoing, even before she F her naturally jealous and much overwrought r the dominating Sign Monti ultimat nvince only. ¢ } 4 f of « i] nveyed by vert rs, and playgoer joying it ®= Mats. Wed., Sat. 50c to $1 ‘Tax na a3