The Seattle star. [volume], November 16, 1912, Image 8

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The Week at the Theatres
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.
Moor* —fUlnav African Hunt
Motion Picture*.
Metropolitan—Mac kirn Ar
buckle In "lit* Round-up."
Seattle startle Stock com
pany In "The Olrl In the Ta*L"
Alhambra — Photoplay* and
vaudeville
Orpheum—Vaudeville.
Empress—Vaudeville.
PantaQe*--Vsudevllla,
Grand —Vaudeville and moUoa
pioturea.
Clemmer —Photo[Uy* and vaa
ddvtlle.
Melbourne—Photoplay* and ra»
davllla.
AT THE MOORS
Paul J. Ralney's remarkable mo
tion pictures. taken to British Kant
Africa, will remain at the Moor*
'theatre another week, with a spe
cial matinee on Thursday for school
children.
AT THE SEATTLE
"Seven Day*," • bright comedy
\J Arary Hop wood, will be the or-
Mil at the Seattle theatre next
WMk, beginning Monday Bight. The
at«t7 deals with a party of young
people, a grouchy ?ld aunt, a
•nrglar and a police loan —all quar
antined for seven day*.
AT THE METROPOLITAN
"The Round-Tp." with th» popu
lar Maclyn Arbuckle aa "Slim
Hoover," will conclude Ita engage
ment at the Metropolitan theatre
tomorrow night. The playhouse
Will be dark six nights, reopening a
"77"
VOB
GRIP&COLDS
Everybody ssys that Colds hang
on most teuaclously this (all. eap»
clally for so early in the season,
before the bad westher sets In.
This Is the best reason in the
world for keeping the remedy at
hand.
It I* well known that I>r. Hum
phreya' "Seventy-seven" taken at
the first feeling of Isssltude, the
first chill or shiver, will break up
a Cold without delay.
Don't wait till you begin to cough
and sneeze or It may take longer.
A small vial of pleasant pellets
fits the vest pocket. At your Drug
gist 26c or mailed.
Humphrey*' Homw Mftdlcfn* Co,,
Cor. William and Ann St*. N> w York
—Advtrli»«m«nt
Clemmer Theatre
Seattle's Best Photoplay House—l,2oo Beata—lo Cent*
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
"A Trip Up Mt. Rainier"
Showing the moat picturesque spots of thin Interna ting Journey
from the foot of the mountain to the beautiful Mirror l,ake
"SAVED BY FIRE" "THE COUNTRY SCHOOL
A deal to oil wells. TEACHER"
———— ———m A story of love and law.
"MR. UPS TRIP TRIPPED UP" "THE PINEAPPLE"
luctdeuta of a vacation visit. A study of lusclousues*.
MATT DENNIS, Soloist. OLIVER Q. WALLACE, Organist
I—Jsrs Qrsdy Orphsum
2—Bertls Herron Empress
3—Margaret Bird Pinltgti
4—J. Harrington Seattle
* rrU from Monday nlgKt with Zu«
Harnett In "The Red Roae."
AT THE EMPRESS
The Inevitable ha* happened O*
tag to ihe big aria which have
been coming to the Km press the
atre. It haa been necessary to raise
price* at the Kmpresa theetre— a
nickel. The new price*—l 6 and 21
ceota—wlll go Into effect Monday
afternoon.
The Steven Plrrhlanla, a troupe of
aero ha ta who held the hoard* at
the New York Hippodrome for two
consecutive year*, will top the Km
press hill. Bonnie Gey lord and
Uertte Herron are ' female black
face comedienne*.". Mad la a fe
male Impersonstnr Oertrtide
Oebest. a mimic and a local favor
Ite. h»* just returned from Austrs
Ha. Mill Armaman la a cornelian
with an unusual volte. The Three
Loretiaa are muet clans
AT THE PANTAGES
An unusual attraction comes to
the Paatages theatre next week—
"The Travelers," a musical e*trav
aganta and a Blake A l,ewi» pro
duction. which carries 18 girls se
lected for thnlr beauty In stag"
setting and In costuming, at least,
this act hi above the level of vaude
vtlle turns In addition to "The
Traveler*" there will be an ade
quate bill.
AT THE ORPHEUM
The Mikado's Royal Troupe of
Jape- -18 wrestlers, acrobats and
Jiti Jltsu eiperta- will top the hill
at the Orpheum theatre nest week.
They have a remarkable cat. as
those who saw Barnum * Bailey's
circus the laat time here will re
member.
Little Billy, a tiny comedian, ulngs
and dances Mignonette Kokln. the
"original turkey hopr girl," will hop
a la Parisian. Jere Grady Rnd com
pany will present a comedy sketch,
"The Butterfly." Stella Maye and
Gertie Addis sre a brace of rlever
comediennes. Caesar Ktvolt l» a
rapid-change artl* 1 known as "the
man of 100 roles." "A I>ay at the
Circus" should delight the young
sters. The performers will be Oa
lettl's monkeys.
AT THE VAUDEVILLE
Good bills at the Orpheum. Pan
ages and Kinpress this week.
HERE, FIGURE THIS
FAMILY TANGLE
PORTLAND, Or.. \ov. Hi Her
father Is his father-in-law and step
father, as well an her own father
in-law, and hla mother Is his moth
er-in-law as well aa her stepmother
and mother-in-law.
All this happened when Otto F"oh
ter, 18. married Mae Belongta, 16.
Mother and father recently mar
ried, too.
MAYOR EXPOSES FAKE
OF THE VICE GANG
Hear Admiral Reynold* of the
Hrt'inertun navy yard baa written
Mayor Cotterlll, thanking him fur
the prompt U»ve*l lent 100 of the
complaint made by two aallor*
against the women police pro
tective officer*. Th«- admiral, la
hi* letter, sgrees with the mayor
thai the caie waa probably started
by the vice element In Wealth*.
The mayor's letter to Rear Ad
miral Reynold*, containing a com
plete atatement of the facta, fol
Iowa:
Mayer's Letter
"I am •Tiding you the original*
of all theae documents. with actual
signatures of ait parties concerned,
for your Inspection and for your
record*, with the understanding
that, If It ahould at any time be ner
eaaary. these original* will be avail
able for our city purposee in the
meantime 1 have copies of the
same
"While theee documents of them
■elves form a ct)mpl«>!e answer, ei
planat lon and Justification of the
entire occurrence. I feel that I
should rmpbaalte the vital polota
of t "erence to the statement sub
m to you 1 the men and the
fa of our police record, aa con
firmed by the young ladles them
aelve* and their guardiana
Had Not Met Paranta
"First—The statement of the men
In paragraphs I and I. to the effect,
or with the decided Inference, that
they had escorted tha young ladle*
from their home to the theatre, and
were there with knowledge end con
sent of tbelr parents, la not aua
talned Apparently they have never
yet met either of the parents and
only met the aunt and uncle upon
their return with the young ladlea
to their home after the theatre
"Second--As 1 Indicated In my
letter of the 12th. the protective
officers made no use of such lan
guage or statementa or orders such
as the men stated In paragraph 2
of the complaint, nor was there sny
crowd, nor humiliation, nor embar
rassment to any one concerned, all
evidently taking the matter In good
part.
"Third the vital point of the en
tire complaint; that the man left
the young Indies at the demand of
the protective officers. Is certainly
a wilful and Ineicnssble misstate
ment. Far from discriminating
against men In uniform, the women
protective officers believed thalr
statement and that of the young
ladles snd permitted them to pro
< eed as tbey did. unhindered, to as
wirt the young ladles to their home
The statement of the young ladles
innd of their uncle and aunt Is unanl
; mous on this essential fact.
Work of Vice Element
"I feel certain, my dear admiral,
that whew you read this record and
compare It with the complaint, you
will agree with me. and with the
aunt of the two young ladies. In her
••xpreeslon of thanks for the Inter
ust shown by these protective of-
YOU THINK YOU HAVE GOOD EYESIGHT?
LOOK AT THIS, THEN THINK ONCE MORE
Pipe ua not In tuneful song,
Life's a* crooked •• the day la long.
You think that "L" is fearfully wobbly, don't you? And that the
"1" and all the other lettera arc a bit off their haao?
You have concluded, probably, that the artlat who doped it out must
have been out late the night before.
'Tuln't so.
Your eye may tell you all this, but your eye'g ti liar.
'Jet a ruler, and meaaure 'em up. You'll find tho lettera are all
straight, aud parallel.
A'b tbu funny, twisted lln eg that make you think they aren't.
THE SEATTLE STAR
TAFT'S VOTE JOST
HALF OF 1908'S
WASIIINOTON, Nov. 16 ~l*taat
figures on the total vole polled by
the Hire* principal presidential
candidates In Uio rtcnnt o|*k:.im>
were announced hero Unlay aa hi I
Iowa:
Wilson MM,009, Kooaevelt 4,316.
000. Tafl a,JbO.OOO
year* ago
7|87tt,000 vote a
VESSELS IMPERILED
BY PACIFIC GALES
Tuesday night a gale haa brought
many report* of delayed aliipplng
The Panama Maru. whlrh ar
rived In Victoria yealrrday from
Yokohama, reported that the entlrr
crossing was unusually rough, hut
that on Tuesday night and Wednr*
dnv morning the heavy aaas threat
isiiad at iimea to awanp hat Mbe
spoke the Chicago Maru by wlrv
leaa on har way ov*r, that sblp re
porting much dsmag* from tna
gale
The Oerman bark R C Kick mere
arrived Ip Astoria yesterday aflar
35 days of l>ad weather from lltogo,
Japan The bark ran Into a ty
phoon that Inst<<l three daya aud
tore her aalla off
MORNINGSTAR MAKES
RECORD CUE RUN
(■» I «!•«< I'rrM Wlrn
NEW YOMK. Not l« In the I*2
balk line billiard* championship
tournament laal ulgbt lloppe. lbs
tltl« holder, defeated Mloaaon fU>O
to 134. running out In tha 31 ai In
ning after making Ml la the tilth,
eetenlh and eighth lu'tinga. the
tournament'* record run Morning
atar defeated Mutton " f, O to 404 la to
Innlnga. and 1*• ma real beat Taylor
(00 to 497. (Mmareat'a high run
wan 111.
NORTHWEST LAND
SHOW ON MONDAY
PORTLAND, Or. No* II
Workmen am today buoy on a mm
•trr display to Im* made by llt» Ore
(on Agricultural eollegu lo lb<-
Nor(h»»»t land show to open Mon
day Tha roll"*'- display will o«
cup) the entlra baaeuieut In the M
blhhloo building
| flcar* for tha welfara of th«w
>"un* girl*, and of gladnaea that
'tha ;o<ing girl* of our city are be
Ing ao well protected I think alai
j it wilt be to you. aa It la tc ma. a
■otirca of Indignation to reallM that
man under your command have
hem made tha ln*!run>"Ma. wllUag
"T unwilling, of a campaign of rtll
flcatlon and mlarepra*entatlwi of
u«r effort* for clean *<>«<• rnntati'
which the Saattla Tlmea baa bawn
leading (or month* In the laterast
! vice and vice promotara aed for the
| breaking down of effort* to protaet
Irlriua. • • •
A Matter of N*gr««
The publication In tha Tltnaa of
tbl* evafilng, November 14, conald
errd In connection with all tha clr
cum*t*nca*. daroonatrata* to my
trrtnd claarly that the entire prop<>
ultton waa framed up' from tbl*
end Including the dlatortad <!i»
patch from Waablngton. the wbole
■nattar having been apparaatly
planned for a aanaatioiial public*
•lon In aid of the raoall movement.
• hlrh wa* already at the point of
• baoluta collapae It waa gvittontly
hoped that thl* d*aper*t* and
etaepiogbl* oaa of man In uniform,
with Ita appeal ta tha patrtatic
aanaa of our peepl*. would ha a
trump cant In tha Time*' campaign
for tha restoration of vie* control In
th* government af thl* oity. * * *
"I nder ordinary clrcumeiancaa I
| would not have given any of tbseo
matter* to fhe preaa. but I am aure
' you will *gra« that the false state
ment* and misrepresentations In
, the Time* warranted and de*arve*l
| a prompt publication of the record
aa tbe Mat anawar.
"Again assuring you. aa I have
done In peraon and by latter on pre
j vioua oocaalons. that th* men In
! uniform are welcome In our city
and that no discrimination of any
' kind will be permitted or practiced
against Ihem In any aph«re of In
fluence where my official powers
can raarh, and aafurlng you of ray
continued ragard and respect. I am.
sir. Respectfully,
"UKO F COTTKIUIX.
"Mayor."
FORESTER'S REPORT
SHOWS FEWER FIRES
The report of State FWeater and
Fire Warden Welty for the eeaaon
of 1911 ahowa a entailer number of
flree, hut a larger aoreacu of ttm
ber deetroyed than laat year.
In the period covered by the re
port there were 70,171 acrea of cut
over land burned. f>3o acrea of tlm
ber not yet merchantable, 9,1120
acrea of merchantable timber
burned, ahowln* a total of H0.421
acrea burned over by foreat fire*.
There were several bad fire* d«r
Ing May. but during the next three
months there were frequent show
era. and fires were acnrce. la Sep
tember (here were many more, thai
month being unusually dry. In alt,
there were 180 fire* reported
The Compendium
JQZOWIGdgG
WuALKY
M. — LI .t. k... M> In thai ttnrld
I bought it cyclopedia
(Ten volmiN, bound In csifl.
Unlit I, Mr resdlng's been 100
Hnhf;
All froth snd itarlee* chaff;
I'm t #ully Ignorant, !'»• b*«n
Too frivolous, by half!"
Tatt roeelvwl
Upon the «*li«"lf I placed ihe set
And »M«I on II with W"" l *'
And I was awed to thtnk how
much
Of wisdom *aa Inalda;
What harseetlitgg ot wondroua
lor*.
That came from far and wid*.
Upon that aelfaara* ahalf It
atanda,
And It will linger there;
For, though I *tudl*d patiently,
Than wept and tore my hair.
At laat 1 g*** the problem up.
In angulah and deapalr.
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE ]
New. of the Day Coadoneed for Biuy People J
SubacrlMr* lo TM MeatUs Star
will ««tif*r • favor by »*«*
tM* <>rrlc« at ""ce fcn t
urs «»• prf«n»l and reg
ular d*ll**'y °f pai>*r. or
ant *«t*mpt l«>
ntMr i.«i»r far TM •**«'••
Mla* ft l* the
management to th * ''•?!
aervt' f fur all. and
••• gl**n luufiwut *«<» prompt
«tl««unn If your Mf«'
to »trl» »">
o'rlwk kindly pliaa* tbl* »'"■ *
>1 «nr. Main *«•# A.k f«r
th* l*tr<ulaiton t>*perlmont
WaaMngton. —In the eenatorlal
rank* of t'olorado, IWatafi. Kan
ut. Nevada. New Jersey, Montana
and Orwoa. democrat* will replace
republican*. »WI« In Main* and
Wast Virginia the democrat* loae
two In oath atat*.
Taooma —Local eltUana who
came fr»m the Haiku, or Austro
Hungarian statee have organlied
to ralae IS.OOO for tha Had Croaa.
Stockton, C*l.—The HuhlOoodsil
Hardware Co. Ml Webar a*.. Waa
destroyed by flra aarly today. Ix>aa.
HOO.OOC.
Th* cigermsk*r* of Beattla will
give their s*cot»d annual ball at
Kaglee hall Tuesday night
-The Sliver Thread." by *ercy
Mackaye. wa* preee«t«-d laat right
In Arrsd* hall under the direction
of Mr*, Ilailay William*, for the
benefit of the l*y noraary
Frederick K. •truv*. vice pra*l
dant of the Haa'tle National bank,
laft iaat night to attend the flrat
annual convention of tha lnva*t
man-. Mankera - Aaaortatlon of Amar
lea, in New York. Novambar II and
It
She—^Tha girl who can alng and
won't alng lan't as bad aa—
Ha—The girl who can't alng, but
ln*l*t* upon singing anyway.
Tha Seattle Real Batata aaaoaia
tlon will M hoat. Monday, to Thoa
Ingeraoll. ciecutlve secretary of
the National Real Mtata aaatx-la
tlon. with headquarters In Mlnne
apolla. A luncheon will be given at
the Arctic club
A new blll-poetlng concern, tc be
known aa the Independent BUI
I'oetln* Co. will bo Incorporated,
With a capital stock of $36,000.
The Kalleton club of the Ballard
("hrlatlan church, aaatated hy aev
era! talented artlata. will *l*« an
entertainment under direction of
Mr* Harriet Haunderaon. at Junc
tion hall, Tneaday nliebt.
Official return* from all but 10
counties give l.lster, 97.239; Hay,
9fl,«10; Hodge. 77,748 Rooaevelt'a
plurality over Wllaoa la more than
15,000. '
Architect A. Warren Oould ha*
been lnatmc«e<l to draw plan* for
the new court home at Third and
James, for whlrh he will receive
a fee of 945,125.
Robt. H. Evanq today aucceed*
Hugh M. Caldwell as chief deputy
prosecuting attorney. Caldwell re
signs to enter the law firm of
Wright & Kellehcr.
The junior class of the univer
sity last night held It* annual jinx
In the^gymnaslum.
County Auditor Case haa refused
to Issue a certificate of election
to George W. Rampson, who wa»
elected superior court judge for a
two months' term by IS votes.
J. T. Trlvett wa* found guilty of
murder In the second degree yes
terday In the superior court. Trl
vett, who w»k a conductor on the
I\nllard Heach car, killed Oliver
Kanford nnd his aon, Oils Hanford,
following an argument.
A room at the Panama hotel,
Sixth av. and Main at., was enter
ed last night while Its occupant,
Yodo Fujll, slept. A gold watch,
gold nugget chain and gold nugget
charm, valued at t156, were miss
ing this morning.
Portland, Nov. 16.—Official re
turm from Oregon show the follow
HI PiNIhHKD IT
Kor every highbrow In the world
11*4 writ of wloui things,
"Of ships and snap and •»"»»««
wsi,
And cabbsgss and kings "
I couldn't understand s word.
And •till my poor hsad Hngs
They wrote In ««*<•" syllables,
Willi formulae abstruse.
They wallowed deep In Delphic
word*.
Which *<-arad ma like *»•
deur*
Among their rurves and diagrams,
1 rauttsred, "Whats the <«*7
From out It* <ielf that act of
book*,
liook* down wlih aspect grand.
And. gating at It, I rsmark.
"la there n« aoul at hand,
To write a cyclopia
Whlrh folks can gnderstandr
In* vote Wilson. ««.#«»; Rooaa
*•11, 37,M1; Taft.
11,*75; Chlllt, 6,061.
Th* Unlv*r*lty of low* Alumni
association was organU«td last night
■t a meeting of II graduates. In
the I log* building
Portland. Nov. I«—Th. Pacific
Hl*c till Co «•> reorganised today
with Morlti Thompson prwaldaat,
and Jam«*e Ooldamith and K<ib»H
R Klrt-nrrr Of Seattle *» director*
Thompson control* 70 per c#nl of
■lock
Lo* Angela*. Nov. IS.—Gan.
Homer Lea, who wa* ao power
ful in Chit.* left at> c*tate of
only H.'fW. three-seventh* of
whlcb wa* left to hi* widow
ai»l tha rest to his slater, who
Urea In Heattle.
Aubrey WMt*. th* IS-yeerold boy
part>l<*d from Monr«« a *hort time
ago la bark In the city Jail, bavin*
violated hla parole. White wa*
chant ad In Portland with robbery.
Etl*nsburg, Nov. IS.-—A gsng <*
ft# wan began work jrMtwdt) on
the distributing «y*tem for Kllens
burg's I ISO .000 waierworka.
Athena, Nov. IS.—Official reeog
nltioti of the Oreek occupation of
(talonika waa mad* by the Russian
government today.
Washington, Nov, I#.—Senator
taadore Itaynar of Maryland, aeri
otialy 111 at hi* apartmen * bar*
from neurit la. la »ll«htly Improved
today.
Mvrtla Chapter. Na. «*. Ordar
of tha Kaatern Star, will hold It*
laat mar-ting of the vear with it*
praaan' corp* of officer*. Monday
night, at the Maaonlc Temple Dp
graa* will be conferred on five or
alx candidate*
Fr**no, CaU Nov. IS.—Mrs. C.
Nalxin and her daughter were In
•tantly killed when tbelr auto wa*
•truck by a train.
Port Townaand, Nov. IS.—
Revenue cutter Taboma reports
that the strait from Dungencea
to Naah Hay I* covered with
drift wood, making navigation
dangerous.
New York, Nov. 16.—Preeminent
women have darted the Society for
the Prevention of I'aelee* Hiving
Mra August Helmont ia In charge
Poeeee of men are eeaeehlng the
ee»t abore of Balnbrtdfe laland for
L. It Welto. wbo lefi the home of
Wtai Alexander laat Sunday.
Spokane, Nov. I*.—ln the annual
conclave of the National Orann*
her* reaolutlona were Introduced
advocaltuK tlx- crop reportln* ser
vice of tba department of aurlcul
ture b« vc»t«<l In the weather bu
reau.
Waahington, Nov. 1(. — The
I'nlted (laughter* of the Confed
eracy have voted to Itold the 1913
convention In New Orleans.
New York, Nov. Li—Modern
aurgery ia doing atrange thinge.
at Mt. Slnal Hoapital today •
aheep haa loat Ita leg and a
man hae the bone In hie arm In
place of a decayed eectlon of
bone whloh waa taken out.
At a meeting In the Waahington
Annex yeaterday afternoon called
by the Automobile club of Seattle.
Rood road* men from all over the
atate dl»cu»aed mean* of pecurlng
belter and more roada for the atate
A petition bearing 265 signature*
waa filed with the county auditor
yesterday. nominating Port Com
missioner C. K tlemaberg a* n can
didate to succeed himself for three
years The election for port com
mlssloner will be hold December 2.
Kate—When you wore having
that row with Tessle 1 thought you
were going to pull hor hnlr
Kittle- What's the use? It
wouldn't hurt to pull her hair, and
I'd only have to hand It back to her.
The Transportation club of Seat
tie entertained Claude Moldrum,
new assistant general pan*en«er
agent; J. J. Moore, new city agent,
awl 3. W. Jones, new city pasaen
agent of the (Irent Northern, at
a luuctuvin at the Kathskellcr yes
terday noon.
Archie Qordon, 35, of Seattle,
died in the Tacoina General hos
pital last night from Injuries re
ceived b) a falling telephone pole.
Bills Introduced by Councilman
Marble last week for the purchase
of two lots In tho Magnolia Bluff
district for park purposes and for
the condemnation of land between
23rd and 24th aves., for a park and
library site, were approved yester
day by the finance committee.
Portland, Or. —A veritable eea of
seasonal and other blossom*, the
annual flower show for Portland,
Is helng visited by admiring thou
sands today.
I'liona KM*o«d
month •ic*tm-r. I.i mki.n io, -n». «»•.. _
rard an-i rmtr*. tin r. nr-„. i«*|iitwr
l.umb«r. f«th an 4 Hblnflaa W» mafca a niiarUlt* ,2 m,—
KlriUhlna l.umli«r "•fi
STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULR
I » I|T 11 II U 111 f 111 |T| few
lUlMlli! MM
SUNDAY A WpEK V EX R C V tmw^'
Everybody It Talking About
Paul J. Rainey's African hi
Thm M*«t %f*r«rlo«ia Vwilna l*lrlnrr« K»«r I akr»,
Mval >w*rl T«»«*H««r l:«lrrlalaniral Km %|M« a g^jgJ
NO NATURE FAKING OR POSING IN TW3|
PICTURES
to lha fart (hat thouaanda ha** crowded lb* ™-tn TVlj_
tha paat waalt, and baeauaa of tha JtmKad number of f
tbra* rvmarkablo fllma ar* balo* hold over for tb« w*«k
Special School Children's Matinee
Thursday, Nov. 21, 3:30 P. M.
«rfco«l Ctllirra I adrr t•» Yarns ut *(• /v 9(
PRICES: 25c to 50c. EVERY SEAT REBERVKD
Seats Selling Now for All Performance*
CEATTLE THEATRF
Phone—Main 43
Third and Cherry
Thre* Time* Mora
TONIGHT, TOMORROW MATINEE AND NIOMT
The Girl in the Taxi
Week Commencing Monday, November 11,
BAILEY A MITCHELL PRESENT
"SEVEN DAYS"
A Bright, Snappy Comedy
By AVERY HOPWOOD.
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