The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1921, Page 4

% itentiary January 18, 1908, to serve p) eaved in Thursday afternoon Biack Wlarnond Monday | the had @ long and checkered carcer “Under an alias of w. |" Over to the Burns Detet TAND FRAUD + SUSPECT IS Variety of Entertainment on New Bi | } EX-CONVICT Alleged ‘Master ‘Mind’ in the Bremerton Land Deal Has Long Pen Record Closely following the rome of A. F. Ruser, Patate promoter, in connection ‘with Bileged land frauds at Bremerton @ame the sensational disclosure ¢t @ay that Joseph Rheinstrom, alleged Mmaster mind” in the land deal, had 1K long prison record before coming to Seattle, ‘The disclosure came from a spe ial deputy working out of the sher Iff's office, who has been on Rhein wtrom’s trail for BOTH INDICTED ON MAIL FRAUD CHARGES Rheinstrom and Ruser dou hder indictment by a federal grand Pury at Spokane, charged with using on arrest how in Mir ball, According vestigated Rheinstrom outclasses J Tingford. When ne year ago, he easily w dence of Seattic busine ‘cluding some dank costly and luxuric Bnd did everything on an impressiy scale. = men, Ne He purchased and maintained a Thome and made a big show-) And meantime, it ts charged | Rnapsody” Anna Pavlowa: Praises American Artists PIEZSAYSNO |Seattle Women Rush _to Prepare Recipes of Pinks and Chums) Thoroughness Rusaiar the ca wed th ed withe ope at Paviow ning perto: politan Friday night pre interpre hard to excel Paviowa noe ant alled for re nruste corny Aawinting Whe a recent owA Was anked w the flture of art plied 1 am tnelin hat for © tmmedia \ t t vu of art n Amertoa than in Burope, 1 have not an yet in f signs of @ re reat Th Lack! ry nterview Pav hought of a the Amer star the a here her ure to ne y and ny venens on the part of « periment lex reatlenaly very inspigation, they t be | strange is til Aiced mind Americe of talent. Anyone and pow ers of observation realized that long va Aimerion think, advanced tremendous ne last t OLD FAVORITES ON MOOKE PROGRAM and Fannie tes with he head of the new att Moore Sunday shers wil with an unpreju Claude her, always are which after ppear in a Mr. Usher famous old Irish ta Or um patre in which Belle Montrose, a young <a enne, will be another particularly bright spot on the program An antortment of » will be presented in offered ngs and dance ‘A Hur by Murray Kile deputy toda ueed Berul Elon records and correspondence from | / prtaon officials showing that Rheinstrom was sentenced, De 21, 1900, to Blackwell's island, York, for petty larceny. He was sentenced to the same pen Mother year for attempted grand He was sentenced to Auburn February 11 state Y., for one ac for grand laree This record was certified * J. Travers, chief of the Ber system, at Albuny; C. P. Ratti superintendent ot the state of Dew York's prison department, at DAltany, and E. S. Jennings, warden at Albany ED IN WINNIPEG BAD CHECK CHARGE On December 9, 1913, Rheinstrom. R. Morrison. arrested at Winnipeg, according z Chris H. Newton, chief constable ofa charge of obtaining mon *y under false pretenses, preferred im Minneapolis. He was released on then was rearrested under the ptradition act. ‘This charge was made by the Ho m, according to a letter to the Seattle investigator from institution, after Rheinstrom ashed a check at the hotel! for drawn by W. R. Morrison, on a peg bank. The check was re- marked “Not sufficient] The hotel turned the case| © Agency, the amount wes gradually paid } #mall installments. Rext known step in Rhein spectacular career came in pd. on April 5, 1915, when) Was arrested there on re of San Francisoc police, who he was wanted for passing bogus He was arrested, but later after thd San Francisco po wired that they lacked enough to convict him, TAYED AT BIG IN MINNEAPOLIS The information as to the arrest in id comes in a letter from P. Kh ng captain of inapect prison —— Rheinstrom «tayed for a number! Of months the huge Leamington Minneapolis, where, according 4G a letter from the hotel's auditor, he represented himseif as president} of the vy Yard Dev ment Co, 1 Puget Sound. A copy of his rec Fd was sent to the hotel, and there After 2 close watch was kept on him Armed with a glowing Feeommendation from a § Be went, it is a Washington, | South Dakota. Wyoming fama, and within less than Months sold $87,000 worth of proper ty to people in those states He represented to purchasers, it is @Rid, that inasmuch as the property immediately adjoined the navy yard! &t Bremerton, the government would ‘Be sure to buy it If within six months the govern Ment failed to do this, Rheinstrom Promised that he vrrld buy the Property back.at double the price The rest of the program includes Mild Rogers in “Step Lively Foley and Leture in m Ay divertixements, Herbert Brooke in a trick comedy act, and Valentine 4 Bell 4h a tyrn called “Furniture Movers.” WILKES TO PRESENT MYSTERY DRAMA | Fred Jackson's mystery drama, | The Hole Wail be pre sented by ning with @ matinee Sunday tory deals with the effc oung woman to revenge herself on and one woman in particular, for a term in the state prison to which abe had been unjustly sen tenced. The manner in which she does this and the band of clever crooks whom she falls in with give story a decidedly interesting an, | The Hole wae origin ally produced at the Punch and Judy theatre in New York city | Jane Morgan appear in the role of the one who seeks revenge. | This part was created bys Martha Hedman. “NIGHTIE NIGHT AT METROPOLITAN A merry farce comedy, “Nightie| Night,” fresh from a season's run} at the Princess theatre in New York, | opens at the Metrepolitan Sunday | night for a week's engagement This is comedy of the “Twin Beds" and “Fair and Warmer’ va riety and is maid to be even more entertaining, which accounts for its success in the metropolis Adolph Kiauber, who was associat ed for some time with Edgar Selwyn, is the producer of “Nightie Night,’ and it is said he personally selected the cast of players “FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH” AT LEVY'S ORPHEUM A rollicking musical comedy, “The Fountain of Youth,” is the offering of Levy's Musical Comedy company beginning with a matinee today. The action of the comedy takes place @t the summer hotel of a fash ionable Florida bath beach, and Lew White, Oscar Gerard and Ruby in the the Wi will soctet y n the Wall” Miss Lang’ of the many pr in which the chorus of 2 take part. number girls will | THE STORY OF CLOTHE: | ARRESTED HERE ON JUEST FROM WYOMING Last February Rheinstrom was ar Fested here on a request from Shert dan, Wyoming, where he was charg. 94 with obtaining money under fal Protenres. At first Governor Hart honored Wyoming's request for ex tradition, but Kheinstrom fought the case, and later Governor Hart r versed himself Rheinstrom then storted suit federal court for $100,000 damage to his character, but the suit was nstrom went to opened a suite of Merchants’ p he star E a ational advertising campaign, but & Chicago newspaper questioned his motives and he apparently decided al move on RUSER HAS NO CRIMINAL RECORD He next went to Pullman, Ml, and attempted to promote among the employes of fhe Pullman Car © From there he went to Gary and #0 sonsiderable property, until the nev papers uncovered hi record Ruser, so far ag known, has no eriminal record, and is belie to have been used as a tool by Rhein- strom. Both men are scheduled to come @ trial in the VV. S. district court in Spokane in April FUNERAL SERVICES FOR LOU- 18 BOSSI, con! miner of Black Dia mond, who was killed when a mine will be aed in Morning. if | | in MUTT & _S. JEFF WILL COMEDY Allah's Holiday . Slavonic Rhapsody. Friedman | Morgan, | pieces furnia | Een, Quartette from Rigoletto. . TUR l 1—nerhan ni Night,” Met; 2—Ruby Lang Levy's Orpheum; 3—Jane Wilkes Players; 4 Olive Ann Alcorn, Bungalow 5—Paul Rahn, Pantages; 6 Lea Latour, Moore; en, Palace Hip. gin “Night ora Ringham a » who appea musical portion of the show LIVELY ENTERTAINMENT AT NEW BUNGALOW Seattle's newest diversion, the proving very corgs Wood vue in which girle take part, a Byncopated orch ot the musi tanc Bungalow restaurant popular week A score of pretty Batew ra for ing * Among the entertainers who hely provide a merry evening are Rx Mary McCrae, Jess Mendel Olive Ann A and Grover non orn | Franklin The Bungalow ts under the per sonal supervision of Frank C. Rippe and Clint Willard. EQUESTRIAN TOPS ) SHOW COMING TO PAN Madam Hedini and her trained horses will be featured on the new program which opens Monday aft ernoon at the Pantages, Madan Fedint is said to be one of the en est equestrians appearing befo: ip of themselves Nine" wil mbling and pyramid buliding. Paul Rahn and Valeria Beck wi appear in a comedy skit. Sir Victor's jogs and ponies will please the grown-ups a well as the children. PALACE HIP HAS TWO HEADIANERS Harry Ward and Harriet Raymond in “Hello,” a delightful little comed. skit, and “Santa's Toy Shor scenic Novelty in which the fame Hiliputian, Little Lord Roberta, an his company appear will share head lines on the new show, which opens | and Palace Hip young men who bil “Hamid's «y we ure act Rice and Eimer, | Nora Allen, a| i by Signor Vol t; Joe Binnett and | 1a program includes speedy acrobats or singer, ann an Ttatian y ore pr FIRST SEATTLE SHOWING STARTING TODAY— WHAT A WOMAN WILL DO TO GET FINER “THE THIEF” NEW YORK, LONDON AND PARIS STAGE HER SECOND COMPLETE PICTURE WALDRON WALLAC MeCUTCHEON GEORGE HOWARD DOROTHY CUMMING ALSO INCLUDED IN THE CAS! CHARL By POPULAR DEMAND Our ORCHESTRA, With K. WINELAND, DIRECTING RENDER SAME PROGRAMME AS LAST SUNDAY TOMORROW AT 1:30 Selection—Serenade oe Victor Herbert The Old Mother Dvorak Le Roman de Pierrot Burgmein TOPICS NEWS Verdi Frimt SEATTLE STAR SHIPPING WASTE ‘Denies Charges of . Mis- management While Mise Martha Dressiar, of the dire y feet or tor genera! university home economics inatruct judg batot ond ore’ or, and Star salmon contest shipping denied commit on rd day .rges of Miamanagment the operations » corporation, The ade by Martin J. ¢ wtant to the Mr, Gillen's said, “do not squar na single vital dulged in critic cor atruction work Specifically F of n that house the first recipes forwarded her by the salmor editor Thursday, that gent desk by evening time was onee more pi high with letters from Bea! housewives. The multitude of recipes pouring in on the salmon editor i a good indication of the attitude taken | the women of Seattle in regard t the present salmon situation MARKET MUST BE FOUND FOR rRopuUcT It is well Known thet an Industry of momentous importance to Beattie and Alaska le doomed unless a mar ket le found for the hundreds of th ands of cm of salmon now box in Philadelphia stored up in the Port | warehouses in the city STOMACH UPSET? tS Get at the Real Conea— Take and chum varicties, These are Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | '@ be the cheapest foods on the mar ket today, Sclentista and govern ment food experts have declared that That's what thousands of stomach pinks and chums have as high food ufferers are doing now. Instead of | Vajuo an the aking tonica, or trying to patch up a wor digestion, they are attacking the eal cause of the ailment-—clogged iver and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse he liver in a soothi healing way When the liver and bowels are per forming their natural functions, away goes indigestion and stomach troubles. Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, or appetite, a lazy, don't-) are feeling, no ambition or re, | rouble with undigested foods? Take | Juve Tablets, the substitute for calomel, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a ourely vegetable compound mixed with ahve oil, You will know them by their ive color, They do the work without ciping, cramps or pain. | Take one or two at pettions tor ude at velief. Eat what you like. 15< Se “AMUSEMENTS struggled thru expenditures, of the board ents,” Plies with the facts ® which he in hairman wt corning oon a denied the olaim $240,000,000 in fleet ation securitie joat and afterward found “a were in a mafe deposit * Commission higher priced salmon. Now a hy these opinions are corrot ffirmatior housewives. The #le that pinks and chur ood as the varie the countle Beattie figured were conting more BUT, it was up to the housewjve to prove that THEY'RE EVEN BET TER IOWNESS OF COST 1S REMARKABLE FEATURE A remarkable fact about most of the recipes that are reaching th office ix the lowness of cost of good dishes prepared from pink and chum salmon. Hore’s a sample of what we mean Mra, Margaret L. Tew, 825 Rose after giving a very tasty recive, ken the statement that “the total com of the dish for four persons is O cents.” Bhe adds, later, that h hash is “relished by the edu gated IMtians of the Bound Believe us, they're educated If they & £004 meal for four per individual cost of five out t as WM, SRANURY @ Co. SIGNOM FHiscoK can make fons at an Lungs Weak? Generous Offer to Tubercu- losis Sufferers of Trial of SANOSIN SANOLEUM Em- bracing Europe’s Remarkable Expectorant, SANOSIN Noted medioai METROPOLITAN Tonight—Mat. Today plives in Reiboide recommends tt officlally reece %. ORPHEUM THEA Levy's Musica! S The Ce. FOUNTAIN OF YoUT: lehts (Bun: ‘ Mate Daily. 270, Ladies Mats. (Bucept ay), 130. Mate. Dally Bx- pt Monday end Thureday. 30. Nights 715 lea to Dr. ¢. land, dee make BANOSIN known 6, to produce calm, restful sleep Sithout morphium or similar desdeni ‘and to bring almost immediate coughing, blood spitting and [aight sweats, SANOSIN BANOLEUM pensive home treatment of merit, and le proving « Diessing ail suffering from — tube THE ONE AND ONLY “MARY” In He “THE LOVE LIGHT” A picture that will give to you all the beauty, charm and art that have made Mary Pickford the most beloved girl in the world. ewest Production CLEMMER MUSIC Liborius Hauptman, Director eR ey ee etd Rp tx We “yo RU N ot a RL KNO “My r for yoy know out of eee are for only ,) ow lays ye tions, 10 lueky win @ en pink or ¢ te WALLA kh school ANERDRE ser For Dandruff ‘Those little flecks from your head that fall upon your clothing and spoil your pleasure are dandruff—a scalp disorder. Conquer it completely under money- before we got . OF Kaus” other econom lance by Frenc files for SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1921. 1 be never knew it oul Mra. Tew's orded every erat oem tell with bus ness Judgment 4 Accounts Bubjort te Cheek ase Com Giaily Imvited Peoples Savings Bank SOOND AVE AND PIKE OF. CHOR SINGER SAYS HUFELAND SAVED HER VOICE if it had not been for Hufeland,* ia line Marie Faust, 876 36th Francisco, a well known “1 don’t believe I should to sing again nd the atrain of had gotten me in such I would faint after the least exertion, I got so I didn’t know what it was to have a night's sleep. The doctors said I had anemia, 1 ory kind of medicine in vain. Then @ friend begged me to try & bottle of Hutfe the Swiss Stor: e said had done W WE SOMETIMES y 1428 al Sixth ave Bhe Daniels, person eclpes are without eae wo sometimes run Several of the recipe sometime left and to do two persone. ont half a or car how what" wt will be open for t. Keep sending in ladies, You may b women that is go! of 48 one-pound can: hum #almon. h nev your workers, WALLA debaters Walla Walle defeat Yakima A. &. counell. N Brecht, local eT ee ir winger er have b onstant rek keeping up beck guarantee, Use Kotalko, Aman ingly quick, lasting benefit reported by | legions of men, women, children. Save your hairl Get new hair. It is possibie y cases even after baldness—abso- in ma lately proved, at any busy mirror! She Eps ae a ka A un down did so, and from that moment gained in strength Ul in @ whort time I was again myself. It te the most wonderful body and mind |invigorator and stomach tonic I know of.” At all drug stores since 1860. Advertivement. Remember KOTALKO~— drug store Watch your others this 2ND & UNIVERSITY NOW PLAYING dé GOLD COINS” Something new in the way of horses, guns, lariats and blood- tingling daredeviltry by a real cowboy who never fakes his thrilling “stunts”! A COMEDY WITH CLASS “A Hand Full of Spirits” a ba ca ni