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MflfiDF All Week: Mat. Sat.
ITIUUiIL Starting Monday Night
IHTIII II Pr*«e««a
Tkr Wonderful I.ldle «In«l|is t »mr4lf«M
TCIVIMA I
RENTIINI
la lhe Catated' OjM»rn THUMB pit
"THE FIREFLY"
Hunk Mil t.yrlr* •» nun llmwrkark. 1»«lo fcr Krlnil.
liter Karvwtll % itpenrooee I* t oittle Oinrr* »
Dlrtrf fn>w m record- hrmklnii aroaott of 2i w*ek« h« the *rtw *or It
t NtlNO.
Willi the Best Sin?in? Cast in America, Inc'uding
Mehlllr *lew«rl. M llHam Wolff. 1 r«l« « antpH+ll. leroit »l«tt«ea. Hefly
tlai n« 11. II Mr lon lee, Jofco llloea. Wrii l»e !«••• ood
OHI %14 I 11. >1 IN
*u«ittented Onh«im. t ttaeiiihlo «f «•
|*H I < I % Ml.llit—luttrr KItMH. II AO ««•! •-«*»» lloleoo*. MH*. 75e
91.(Mi I.oiler». Sl»«>. HltlM i: ITI lll»0—I otter I l«w»r, $1 INI oad
tIJMi Ilitl« on t. 7JW. II.Wi l.nllerj. Jlftc.
1
BA/LE/s. MITCHELL MGRS
Tonight, Sunday Matinee and Night
_ CHECKERS
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH •
Bailey A Mitchell Preeent
LENA RIVERS
Evening Pricee (except MONDAY) 50c, 30c, 20c
Matinee*—THURSDAYS. SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS 25c
Special Bargain Night ( MONDAY I
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 16
"45 MINUTES FROM BROADWAY"
STATE WILL TRY TO WREST
LAND FROM SPECULATORS
FOR USE OF IMMIGRANTS
A statewide movement ha* been
aunt"! to rare for tmmlgrant set
tlers who will flock to the Pacific
Northwest a* a result of the Pan- i
ama canal opening
tlrn and officials hack of the j
plan Intend to rob the speculator of
hla eacesslve profits. and deal out
tend to the homMofktm ar prices
that will enable them to become
producer*. instead of undesirables
in crowded rlty quarters
Secretary of State I M. Howell
left hare today, after completing ar
rangements for a meeting In Olym
pia March 27 and 28. when the plan
will be thoroughly discussed.
Representative citizens. dele
gates from civic clubs and Interest '
PRESS CLUB IEUS NEW OFFICIALS
HOW TO DUN CITY GOVERNMENT
Brickbat* and bouqueta were
burled, presented and scattered with
cartless abandon at the Presa club
teat night, when HI Rill and the
■winters of the council, aa we!l aa
He My fiaaraitecd Eiteraiiatar
LStsaras' Elaetrie
'Rat ■>' Roaeh Pasta
Ready fat «M. Better than trap*.
mm y^zv7sr£jr* m '
Said br nuikn mrrOM
Holding
Expenses
Down
a one of the surest
ways to send profits
up. And this is just
as true of individuals
as of business con
cerns.
In the case of indi
viduals, profits take
the form of savings.
If you find you have
some unnecessary ex
penses why not stop
them and put the
money into a 4 per
cent interest savings
account at the Dexter
Horton Trust & Sav
'ngs Bank?
Dexter Horton
Tim st and Savings
Hank
• *(:«»» /**•» '-liicsv
fed land holders will attend the
; meeting.
The state bureau of statistics anil
! Immigration. In the department of
state, la managing the new move
j nient.
tt la planned either through tat
atlon or legislation, to force specu
lators to give up lands they are no*
holding without Improvement. The
present land situation In the *tat«
is not favorable to the prospective
settler, as speculators want as high
as $40 an acre for logged-off land
and In many cases will not sell at
all. The statu conference will take
jup a detailed plan to change this
situation In favor of the new farm
era coming to the Northwest.
the charter conimlaalonera, wore In
jatructed by the scribes on the ele-
I mentarr propoaitlona of bow to ran
| a government.
11l Gill was told to turn over (hat
vaudeville offer to fellow* who need
ied the money, like William Pitt
Trimble
Allen Dale, th® new councilman,
waa Inatructed to food Preaa club
mombera at hia cafeteria free gratia
f Bob Hesketh and Councilman
; Kiickaon were inatructed how to
get votes When Ooddard triod to
explain why he didn't got that 12.-
iXH) votea he waa no aure of. the
I orchestra playod "Mearta and How
<th," and the aad mualc made ov
orybody weep
Jack Slater took up 16 mlntttea to
say ho waa going to lend hla voice,
etc., to help 111 frill make the bear
j mayor In Seattle, "no more, no loaa
I Speeches were made by Oill and
I Council men HesLeth. Ooddard.
Krlckson, Pitzgerald, Lundy, Haas
and several others.
The festivities started with * pa
rade from the city hall, led by the
police band Sketches, depicting
city problems and foibles, written
by Hoy Aldon, John H. Oeorge
William 9. McN'utt and J. T. Dick
son. were presented.
LEFT THE GAS
ON; HE'S DYING
R Ritchie, a contractor, la In the
city hospital, and may die as a re
sult of having boon overcome by
gas fumes In his room at *194 Tes
ter way. Ritchie was found uncon
scious in hla bed at 7:05 this morn
Ing.
J. Hersty scented ras odors, and
traced the fumes to Ritchie's room
Hersty said Ritchie entered his
room late last night In an intoxl
i ated condition It is believed that.
In turning out the light. Ritchie
failed to completely shut off the Jet.
LARRY'S IN BAD
I/)S ANOEI.ES, March 7 Ijirry
Sullivan, sportsman and promoter.
Is the object of a police search here
today, following Issuance of a war
rant charging him with swindling
Mrs. Laura Rodger*, a wealthy
widow of Kanaas City to whom he
Is said to have been engaged to be
married
Mrs Rodders tearfully told the
county primer utor that, her a'
qualntanoe with him had cost her
more than $r,,000.
DOCTOR SUICIDE
NOHTir YAKIVA. March 7 —
Word haa been received here that.
l>r C. r; Fletcher. a wealth? phrnl
clan of thla city, committed Hiilcidej
liv taking poltton at Krle, Kiin*ai<:
where he wan vlhllliik relatives. !
; The coroner refuaed to make public '
j 'he letter left hy Dr. Fletcher.
— ~ ■ «»+- -
ri|», <'nr»ii In (I <„ 14 1,,,.
P"i|rHli r»ftjn«l m'irt*y \f r\'/i« (|l ,
i 'rlrwltn, m« |„ 1
MOORE
Kmma Trentlnl. the little devil
of grand oi>era." Is coming t<> the
Moore next Monday Sh<- will be
In Seattle one week In "The llrs
fly." which Is said to be the great
est success produced by Arthur
Mammerateln Kverybody gets their
money's worth when Trentln! alnga.
The press agent tells ua the play
Is "full of exquisitely haunting
music, beautiful colors and splendid
comedy blended into scenes of un
usual splendor "
He Is no doubt correct, for Tren
tln! is accustomed to showing In
productions of magnificent beauty. {
She Is well enough known In tha
world of s»ng to need no Introduc
tion to Seattle folk.
in "The Firefly" aha appears
flrat as a little street singer, then
as a tramp boy. and next In a
smartly-built Tommy Atkins suit.
Finally she la seen gowned as a
prima donna should be
Sims comic song* will add spice
to the show "Call Me I'ncle."
sung by Melville Stewart, and
Something." sung and danced by
Hetty llarnell and John Hlnea, will
amuse.
Oscar Figman will make the moat
out of the many lines allotted to
him.
•
Theatre-goers will hear with In
tereat th« announcement of the
coming of Al Jolaon and rtle orig
inal Winter C.<rden <ompiny of
more than .12.1 people in "The
Honeymoon Kiprvaa." to the Moore
early In May. This will be Mr Jol
•on'a first tour of the Pacific roust
in any production, a* he has always .
appeared In vaudeville befora.
A i
♦ •
SEATTLE
♦ 4
The atory of Rivers," the
lovable and beautiful girl. who la
not welcomed by a haughty aunt
and grouchy undo, will bo told by ,
the Italley A Mitchell player* at
the Seattle theatre l,ena haa a lot
of trouble after the death of her
grandfather, when she and her
grandmother become dependent on
the unloving uncle arid aunt. The'
Klrl flnda her father at laat. after
| *he thought he had been dead for
j year* The meeting Klves oppor
i tun It y for aome good acting
SHORT SI2.000; HE
JUMPS INTO BAY
MARBHFIEI.D. Or, March 7.--
With a heavy drain tile tied to hta
neck. P. S Dow. a Too* county com
mission merchant, and agent for a
steamship Hue, was taken from the
bay late yesterday, after ten men
had dragged the bottom for hours.
A shortage of something like $12.
000 in his accounts with the Balfour-
Outhrie Co., of Portland, was hinted
at, by A. H. Allen, auditor for the
"DRY"SUNDAY
SOUTH BEND. March 7 100
I/emay, custodian of the bar In a
Ureal lodge room, was sentenced to
30 days in Jail by Justice Rhode*
for selling liquor on Sunday. Plve
prominent citizens, members of the
l»>dge, were Jailed for contempt of
court when they refused to answer
questions They were later relapsed
on bonds
DELAY HANGING
VANCOI VKK It C. March 7 - |
|H. F. dark anil Frank Havla, who
! were to he hanged today for the
murder of Constable Archibald, who
■ aught them In the act of burglar
I Izlng a atore, were granted a re
prieve of IT. day* hy the Canadian
cabinet. The m<*|i tccnie each oth
ler of the crlnn The reprieve may
I determine which one actually Old
•the Hhootlnc.
THE STAR—SATURDAY. MARCH 7. 1914.
TIVOLI
♦ ♦
The original Tlvoll theatre mo*
leal comedy company with old
favorite In th* action will t*« aeen
noil «Mk In Ibe rollicking <'i»ter
lilDmoot. "N'early a Hum" Three
added vaudeville attraction* will
he an e*ira feature
Mntler and I.yona. th* cowboy
fiddler*; Snow and Woody. In
itlack and Whlta"; Joe Clark,
comedy cartoonUt. are lh<- ne»
entertainer*. A new reel l**the
will lw irrwnwl to open the *hom
which wlil ctart the of
popular price*
Jack \V**terman will play tbe
Imitation colonel In th* new pla*
Myrtle l>e Uiy. the Tlvoll'* favorite
•nubrette. will play bla wife. Sh«-
a 111 have a aplendld new gowr. and
will lead the choriia In all the,
latest aong numbera.
1 1 ■"" *
.♦ PANTAOf.; #
!♦ • *
('■plain Jark'a Polar bear*. an
• trltln* bunch cif sportive growler*
from the northern »e*a. trained to
the minute In the lateat trlrka i«a
alble for bears to do. will b* the
feature at the I'antaKen for the new
| week, The manager of the polar*
promise* some unusual atunta
Ijjwrenre Johnaton. a ventrilo
quist, la hilled aa an attraction
Other features on th«* bill are Da vet t
and l>iifal. In their comedy skit,
1 Holding out;" Harnard. Plnlty and
Mitchell. funtnakers; the Morette
Sisters. In a musical nnmhrr. and
j'lrrKolrr and Klmlna. furn>tur«>
wrestlers.
concern. who had com# her* to
meet Iktw at noon to jjo oyer
thn business affalra with hlra
When Allen arrived, he found a note
from Dow, saying he rould he found.
If wanted, at the bottom of the sea
Friends of Dow today expressed
the greatest surprise at hla art, be
(jiuae ho had np|>enred ho cheerful.
A friend had talked with him ten
minute* before he Jumped off the
pier.
WANTS POWER SITE
SUBMITTED AGAIN
Itellevlng the Cuahman power
site bond issue proposition was
confused In the long list of pro
Ihihmls to the voters of the Inst
election. .1 l> Ross, superinten
dent of lighting, wants the cjues
Hon put up for another vote at
the (barter election next sum
mer.
The proposition Is to cancel
$040,000 worth of public utility
bonds, now authorized for the
purchase of the Cuahman site,
and for the Issuance of $250,000
worth of caah bonds for the con
demnation of the site.
The proposition will work no
hardship on th» taxpayer.
MOORE—Mat. ' Today
T»«lfhl —l<«at Two Tlttir* Ntimlnjr
H In Panama
Matin** I'rlrwi, 'Ifir mul &©«■ { Mghi«, 2A«
U» fI.OO.
* OUPMEUM. *
_♦
<>!«» Nethcrnole * ill appear *• the
Orpheurn nc« wrmk at the head of
•cveral feat ire art*. With her rom
pany fche a 111 preaent the third act
of the play ' Kapho "
D Announcing the Sale of
P Shrubs and Flowering Plants H
rjj HALF PRICE |
f® AND IN MANY CASES |P|
m MUCH LESS THAN HALF fl
order to reduce the stock, which has far outgrown
omnipresent quarters. Everything- marked in plain figures—
&j| everything guaranteed. Price particulars in the Sunday|f
|<Times.
dm SALE OPENS SUNDAY MORNING AT BWh
IF ON THE GROUNDS
i|| JtonnelTs Interlaken Nurseries,,
• 23rd Ave. Car Line
s Kast (I:\lcr S>t
RESIGNATION
OF HUERTA IS
COMING SOON
MEXICO CITY. March
7. — President Huerta's
resignation wa« reported
imminent today. It was
said he would sta»t imme
diately afterward for Tor
reon to assume the fed
eral field command. His
plan was understood to be
to let the United States
and England agree on his
successor. Then, if Huerta
crushed the rebellion the
new president would ask
recognition of his govern
ment.
• • •
BENTON SHOT IN
ARGUMENT WITH
VILLA BY GUARD
DOt'OUAfi. 4rU.. Marrb 7 Will
lain IWiton waa (hot l» death th
CJeti Villa * office by on* of hla
body Kuard, without the formality of
an arreat or trial Ix-fore a court ,
martial, according to tb« statement
■t Anna PfMl lo<tay of • rel>«-' offl
err who waa at Juarei »hfn the af
fair occurred,
Accor<lli>K to the «tory the officer
told. Ilenton waa ahot while ••nu»K
ed In a heated argument with the
rebel leader The Kuard who fired
the ahot believed hla act would win
him promotion. The body waa then
deatrojed. be aaid, to bide the
crime
THEY LIKE RICE
QI'INTY. Waah.. March 7 L M
Hie#, Smiilc, »»» i'l>oiu*n rhlff
lln««r b) ihr board of dlrtrtnri of
tn«« \*n«-v Irrigation pro .. _____
VST Kru""| STAR WANT ADS ARE MONEY GETTERS
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.. "'& *" „»• • . .•• -»*•• wkM* mum.
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TIVOLI KS
WEEK COM M F NCI NO MONDAY MATINEE, MARCH »
Keating A Flood Preeent
NEARLY
A HERO
Return of Hi<- Original Tlvoll Munlral Com«<!jr Cotni.anjr of
20— p«oplt—2o
—And —
3 FEATURE VAUDEVILLE ACTS
Flrtt Run Pethe Weekly.
Special Popular Prices
Matinee« at 2:30 —Any Seal 10c
TWICE NIGHTLY—7:3O and 9—loc and 20c
RAINT AGE§
"Unequaled Vaudeville Mum Pantagei
Vaudeville"
nKGINNINO MONDAY MATINKE
Captain Jack't Wonderfully Trained
POLAR BEARS
"The H<-*t Animal Art In Vaudeville."
Coma *n<l Hrlng tbe Children.
LAWRENCE JOHNSTON "MOLDING OUT"
Premier Ventrtloquict. Comedy Succeee.
BARNARD, FINITY A MITCHELL
A Trio of Fun Makere with New Noneenee.
MORETTE SISTERS GREGOIRE & ELMINA
Dainty Mutical Glrle Furniture Tueelere
10c and 20c
N <» X NORTHWESTERN CREDIT ASSN.
Katabllabefl 1»0S
SOl2-15 Arcade Bldg. Main 6324
SEATTLE'S CREDIT BUREAU
V i V*° COLLECTION#
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