The Seattle star. [volume], May 08, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

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SURVIVORS TELL STORY OF SINKING OF LINER
Queenstown Is One Huge Morgue; Wet and Bedraggled Women Go Weeping From House to House Looking for Missing Relatives
tl'uHwJ rrtu Staff I'itrr ••paiid»nl ) ,
QOBKNBTOWN*. Mijr S Tin HI
log stories of the scenes abo*rd
the laiNltanta after the Mr t'unurdf
liner torpedoed t>v n (I»ri\mn
submarine off Kmaale > c . * t,n
w#r« tolU here tmlk) bv survivors
picked up by fishing
All agreed the laisttanla was .at
tacked without the allghtest «««
ing The iiasst'tiger* wete at lunch
con *hen a terrific exploslou «a«
heard
This van followtd by a second,
within a few minutes. anil the liner
began to sink. Some passenger*
dec lared she went down within I"
or IS minutes. ami all agree (f'.-tt"
the vesset dlup|iMr«il from atgh'
within ,3S minutes
D A. Thoma*. a Welsh collier''
owner, told the story of the dUa*
t#r graphically.
*\V» were at luncheon whan th*
veswel stopped and shook htm
stem to stern, he Mid There wa»
a great explosion well forward
which seemed to thro* the liner
on her beam ends
"W» bad not believed It possible
that an attack would be made b>it
there was not a itassencer who did
not teallse that the uno\peci<M had
happened
Lmer Liltf to Port.
"The first explosion was follow
ed by another of equal force The
Meaner shuddered and almost Int
mediately began to list to !>oit
"Officers and me:: .ushcd from
their atateroouis almost without
walttnit for orders and the work ol
clearing the life boats began
"There was little panic so far us 1
could aee Every one was too d.»x-,
ed U< realise what was happening
rFter a few minutes we were In
clfned to believe the stones we
had heard of the lliier's safety
might prove true and that she
would stay afloat. Hut a constant !
ty Increasing Hut of the »es*el show i
COMPUTE LIST OF SURVIVORS
GIVEN OUT AT CUNARD OFFICES
NIW YORK. May B.—'The
Cunard company laaued today the
following list of Lusltania sur
vivors :
»IK-1 t *Hl\-I> > Vh™» ( .r.liff
ll—r l/hmann Htrlin I Hamana. M I
1 ehwain fcaaaUr hao* O II llaaaat«nd.
>►#« Vm%; that T. Jeff e> . I toic ;a«« . J II
Brwnfc*. \ea \«rk; fa. «. Maa|*?
\ Of* Aaate Hanker. I J Perry. Haif filt*.
I-adj lllan. M. airrai 1 IV Hrrnjrd New
%arfc; Jaaaiihtiw Hran«l--»l<, \ntk,
A. P Byi*«ta*. laaaft»«; P llulaaell.
I < lsri<>. I . I d r»*a. %. 1..
(ardlff; » . K. » l«n
4mm; A. 1~ lYlthaehee. Near Yaffc; Boheet
« . Bright H. «. I alahrawk. Tar-alas
Paratllj I af w. N»« > »rfc . A. II ( rwaa.
Dr. H««aH IMmt. *aw \ark. IM J
liMßtiri, >>w Yark (War V*. (ink, Nil*
T. M«ft. B ■». M. Br Adnata. Jaa |Wha.>
Mr*. A. E Oahania. fMtaarl Ihanrtn D.
fill, Peart. L. I~ IMVNT.
Mlm laatla Tail «mltli. O .
A. I. H*»pkln*. (ha*. K (MfMl, Jr .
Baataa; r. W Julian ft' Aral*.
('■kM ful tcwral, Uiarpaui, P. J
Tmh. Natlrrali A. H (r<M> K. W.
raitM. ML M. Daly. N. RaMtff. Near
Ywh; Mr*. St. 11. I*bk. J II C karlea.
T—twitw. Port* fluirlw», T'fonio. \ Irg-tata
L—«y. New Ywrk; K J. Tlmmia. N»«
Yark . Jmm B«aker. |!n|laail. Mn
A4mm. A. K. lUhan ( Urkr. Tnpp.
XtUkan kroiplaM, C. I Mar Jr. M«a
trial. la. Vatlhrwa. Btalreial; J..!»a
W. Met aaaeii. Mrmplita; Br* Ik**
f><ky. I Jvrrpnal; l*<lt B*rku orih,
I *r4lff; Mr®. 11. B. Uaarlar. *rdae?:
Xaalrr Imi IjhKw, I H l#ar«til. I»r
Vtaaar«l Hahrr, \ »rk; 11. I .
Wright Ibamu llaaate. HaalrMl; Bra
A. t. Hafcarir. Wm J. Piwponi IJter
paaal; MUa Irene Pllilar, l Urrpaaal, Major
I', Barren Pearl and l«a eklldrea; f . T.
Hill. RnWrt Bank is. Ji< J I nary
TkaatM «ii4all Isaana A. Rnake %rthnr
a. Urkharl. litre* < anonn im( nm pa*-
•Mfer lkl>. Hartght C. H*rrl*. Baliare
a fkUllp* l>r J. T. Hoaghtna. .!«»•
latlaii*. Jr., Mr*. Oake nee (lata Mr*
MianiM arere ta fir at «shin i. N M
Attn. Mr*. C. A. Imjd and maid. I U
a**etaf. F. W l#«U
9ETOND I %BIN — Th«*ata* k Taepin.
Mr*, larpin. Ml*a B Bartata «ar*h
Marloa Had. Mra. 4. f* B I laea i(|nreca
tart* re parted her hnakuid a rmn
mwli. Mr* Pat Blllec. I raak II «ave*«
Ma; Majrnrk. % Met Hmnlptmb. Maatrf
Rnll#; llradrfaea. Mr*. Merigamt, |l I .
R. Mania. May Barrel(. Catherine kai.
Mra Daalphla. I>. Y. M»»re. H. Nf»ln«»
Vfaitaad. Mr*. M. Hea«haar. p.. Il*uae~eil
Mr*. T. B later. K T. Bariieit. Mr*. H
•rammer aad daughter. (Hirer Bernard,
r. M. (trlffllha. ktaaler fine. P. M
aaaiir. Mka Wr b B Pra*i. B li
l«raJ. ( lariat In a Mrflaa. Harriet Plaak.
Mr*. B. Uhrfm tkk lolt dm lleary
MWdhant. J»hn llrnira, PJlsaheth iHirk
warth. Mr*. H. Barah. Br*. Mani'u
Wyath. Br*. J. A. Henitle. Br*. Hai
Concentrate!
Concentration —
putting all attention
and energy on one
point—is the secret
of power and suc
cess.
Concentrate on
your work!
Concentrate on
your saving!
Concentrate on
a saving* account at
the
DEXTER MORTON
Tkustand Savings
Bank
■ VCCONIt ANI* CNIRRY
•Ed there was small hope
Womsn Hysterical
' Many passcugers were runnlne
tJiere and then* about the il» >k«
tho t'apt. Turner and Ills officers
irled their be»t to paclf) thetw
Many women became b> atet Ic.tl.
.tnil some with Infants In their
ii mi. r.iuKht the 'ftr'elllngs of the
boats, hampering the luuncnlng
Altogether 10 boats were fin- Hy
swung over the side. Lady Mnck
word wan picked up unconscious,
after having been In the water three
hours We hsd no warnlug of the
attack. The vessel sank within I'J
or I.' minutes after being-hit •ge
first time
"It waa a dastardlv outiage, de
Hoi-ving the condemnation of Hie
entlte civilised world. KYlduy was
a beautiful, sunshiny day. 1h«
sea "a- *ituioth Had It not li« i
for chls, no one would ha* a !>»•• n
saved
Captain Sticks to Brldgs
"I doubt very much whether any
port side hosts wire lauurhed.
Thev were In auch a |>oaltlon that
I hev could not lie swung over he
sld>- The steamer headed fot
•>hon> the moment the explosion oc
curred and t'apt Turner stuck to
his bridge to the lasl He was
picked up In the water three hours)
later."
Entest Cow per, a newnpaper man
of Toronto. Otit . sxld:
' I am sfrald that many boats
could not be cut away in time The
ve»el sank verjr rapidly and nr
rled many people down with her
There was naturally aome con
' fusion, but I saw no rest panic A
large number of women and about
tu children und»-r one year of nge
| were among the cahln passengers "
Consul Is Injured
Wrapped In a blanket, arid entire
j!y without clothing. Julian Oe
Ay a la. Cuban consul at Liverpool,
ivss eitrernely cheerful todsj, de
I spite the fact that he was suffer I
I Campbell. Bra J %haa* Ja« H»*ld*He
Mr and Br* Hryea. II \i la»kr. Mr*
tf VI I*' I<ll ali Militant* t ilateal
Beatrteei Bra J«hn Balfruden Mr*
Maa Holland Bra ther»d«re N»»a«k
lUirrt Bat. I real i. Jtad*«>aa Pdaata •
Jnikua. I tinia B I will* Jaha M
iurr*e< |»r l> \ B<*wre. ilka J«na* M
iilam*. Barfin laaaey Imilt l»*»r). Mi«»
k Itovtaw % i«* aMBh * Hcm I 1
riek It I Man*-! I Mra. I rrtl II Bre« laerlssn
a*d taaa rhlldrea. U Ingrlea t.a«
I hamlirrt. * ihram»«Hi Itay N I *»rk
Uara. haiid halrttaitir. Ba»S*rl l*«ee. n
I.Jlia. N«ikeri J Kwart. Btaa I. Ilardy
I II * lUhma. J Barivkaaa. Mr*
Mari< hali tad litre* rhildrea. t*ra. *call.
lA. Tartar. Blaa B B'ekk. Br*. A I
1 kaUrna. B laa P. Be«aeaa»ar. Bra % M
CawpMl. ( Oaaalry. t-mrfa l»a«tald
Mi- Marlaa PUH. II B lrat*t. B l*ard
nee. J. P <«ajr, J*a. Ilalalaae. It. B. I ane,
i. II V atuler Bt*a taar. Miaa Ullta
J B Beadle. J preataa «aaltk. Bra B
iKtkertr and infaat Joka Hnrtlett. B l»
i tray. ( hrlatkaa MH aim. Ollaee Hrraard
; Itora B aJlender Mr*. A. M*r%h. Be aad
Mr*. U. B Tartar. A- Ift*a*i4. J. B ll—n
KJiiabeth R. Hamgaahlre, Pl»reare B kit*
kraal. «* I. H. I Jar*. A. it. Byrae. W A
I \ aaaar. Und«»n. %. Bliaa Tkowp*>«.
Br*. P.. HI laa Th"iry»aa. M. B I'tpfw
• latpanlt*. Bra Papydapnaila. (treeee;!
I" meat Ttmrnaa. Bra Yham**
la adalithaa ta Ike *)»•«* flrai aad *er
.•ad rahla paa*ea®ara. the fallaaalaf name*
if avnttara n«.i »a the prlated llala fnr
lit •tied k j the I naard line Itaae bren
• a'drd frant leaika aad (|i>teatfaß
Bra %% lliiam Hnherly and Infaat. Bra
t . H I nad. irtknr »hefpm«a. MerWrl
light. Patrttk alatterr. A. P Cl*rke
I haa I H*mat»*d. Taecstala; I aaaar I jar
aaana Hlllwa. Blaa Yanle B tiker. H»i»rri
B I airalr Br I opihail Bra. Ihmiug
In*. \\ Ila Iter. lUhrfl WlHlama (|aerhapa
T. J Milliania'. Bltt J raak Bunlnrk. R
f.dgard taay be II •
SECY. GARRISON
'SITTING TIGHT'
AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. May S.—Owing
to the sinking of the I.usltanla.
Secretary of War Harrison has
abandoned his trip to Inspect th»
Tennessee »nd Alabama river and
harbor Improvements. The e« re
tary was to have left Washington
tonight.
Garrison ssld fin one suggested
that he cancel hi* *rll>. but that h<-
did not want to be absent when
such "interesting things were hu|>-
penlng.
At the state department to-lay al
comment regarding the I.i'sltania
was withhold, ('resident Wilson
and other administration officials
were reticent.
Stories that an extra session of
congress was under consideration
lacked con'lrmatlon.
On the rontrary, It was said that
nothing whatever would be di nc
until full reports were received from
the British admiralty.
A SURVIVOR TELLS
HOW HE SAW ATTACK
QUKKNBTOWN, May 8 Krneit
Cowper, a Toronto newspaperman
one of the survivor* of the l.ual
tanla. wan discussing the pi
slblllty of a submarine attack when
at j o'clock, he caught sight of the
conning tower of a submarine a
thousand .tarda off. He acairel}
had'ilme to call 'his friend * at'« <1
tlon to It, when an explosion <><■
curred.
Cowper says the entire planet
Ker Hat. practically, had Joined In
tfce lookout for submarines as «h<
approached the Irish coast, attack
of IhJ* nature being the chief topic
of conversation. After seeing Miss
Helen Hmlth, who appealed to him
aafely In a boat, Cowper got. Into
one of the last boats. He say* the
crew proceeded to get the passcii
(sera Into life hoata In an orderl
and efficient, manner.
lOir Nm4 I'idli oa fiifoii. 7 »s4» Marts, aw.. I
Paisnis pioci'e4 fHf«v|K Mar nJr t» H
fKllfl Ire« notice is tn« tcisatlfic A««rnaa. R
MVKN4CO .M) W»«lw«rtfc BM« .N. Y ■
WASHMCW OfWQ. §17 F fc, I C J
I Ing from a great gttah 111 hi* leg,
from which t lei-»«l wh« ntreamlng
Didn't Try to Cacape
He rHst a*lde his clothing ao hit
inomcvents In the water might not
lie hampered
"I hoarded three hosts before I
got off the sinking steamer In
safety." said he \ya I *. The onb
reaHon I w»* saved was that I re
mained qul»t and trusted In the
laird I prat ed that I might
spared for the sake of luy Hire''
children, who are In a convent In
r.l\ei|"iol I believe that main
made no effort to get Into the life
boats, believing the vessel could
not sink."
Keenes at the quay as survivors
arrived here caused even stout
alitor* engaged In the work of r<'-
cue to turn sway, tears welling In
their eyes.
There wrere women wet and be
draggled, their fare* lined with
terror, clinging to men on the verge
of exhaustion
Many of the men wore only
shirts and trousera.
Nearly all—men and women
allki bed discarded their shoe*
IJttle children, aobblng. clung to
their parents, unable to understand
the meaning of It all Two little
tots were helped aaliore by an ol
derly woman, who had long been
In the water before picked up She
collapsed ss she atept>ed ashore
Lifeboat Capeltei
"I entered boat No. 17 under
orders. ' said Chas C Hsrdwlck of
New York, In telling his storv
The boat overturned soon after
striking the water. 1 theu swam to
host 19. which had 111 women. li
children and SO men aboard After
ward this boat picked up four oth
er men and one woman and waa
i finally lowed safely to shore "
Kescued aallora said t'apt. Turner
and hi* officem did eserythlng po*
alble to keep the paaaengers quiet,
hut that women ran hysterlcallj
I from boat to Itoai, and Interfered
Woman Swimmer Nearly Perishes Trying
to Save Husband; Keeps Afloat tor Hour
QUEENITOWN. May • —
Mra M N. Pappadopoulo of
Athens, Oreece. faced death In
the a«a lor mora than an hour
after tho sinking of tho Luet
tania. before being picked up
by ore of the rescue boats
S' e IS an eipert swimmer,
but was complete'/ eahaueted
when landed here
On the rescue tug. Mr*. Pap
padopoulo waa given a sailor's
sweater and trousers to re
place her wat clothing. The
Town Hall at Queenatown Turned
Into Vast Morgue; Way Hold Croat
Funeral Service Sunday for Pa ad
Tb« big (own hall of QiiM»nsto«a
was turned Into i tempo.*'?
morgue tivlay to recvlre the bodloa
of the greatest number of nentnl
vlrtlma of (iermanr'a submarlae
warfare, heretofore slain during tku
con flirt
l.lnes of coffin* bearing the
bodies of thoae sho i>erl»hr<| « nen
the l.uaranta «aa torpedoed and
sunk off Klnsa e were being pla"e<i
In the main room today It was
announced that all will be lal:c;<
lo the town hall uiorgue for Ideutl
f lent lon.
As fast ss the names are asrer
talned. they will be made public.
It haa been proposed that great in
neral services for Ihe victim* be
held Hunday
Htorlea brought here today de
clare that the first torpedo struck
867 TAKE CHANCE
ON TRANSYLVANIA
NBW YORK. May » In «|ltc
of the fate of the Laisitanla. only
12 out of *79 passengers cancelled
'heir passage on the Anchor liner
Transylvania of the Cunard lire
which left for Liverpool last night
Great excitement In expo, ting
circles followed the news of the
sinking, but no cancellations In the
schedules of any steamers were
announced
BIG UNER CARRIED
HEAVY INSURANCE
NBW YORK. May * —The I.usl
tanla carrterf $5,000,000 war risk
Insurance Its cargo was valued
at about $750,000 and contains a
large amount of war supplier
There were 2X0,000 pounds of bras'
and copper wire. 5,471 cases o! an.
munition, and (K6.000 worth of lull
Itary goods, all of which was con
trahand of war.
BIG UNER LIES IN
SHALLOW WATER
DIFFICULT SITUATION.
SAYS t* PRESIDENT TAFT
MADISON, wia., M«y g, -"Th«;
newa in moat <11Mtrr>f>Miiik." «n!il for
mer President Tuft today, It, .llf
••iiH»lnir the alnkinr of the 1.11. l int*
"It preaenta a altuatlon of I.in mo "I '
difficult character. riwakenlnK na
tlonal concern. I do not wish to
embarrass President Wilson, and
wish only to express myself a* con
fident that he will adopt 11 wise and,
patriotic course "
FRA HUBBARD JOKED
ABOUT DEATH FEAR
NKW YORK. May >1 (CI her I
1 Hubbard, who win aboard the I.ml
(aula and I* believed to have b ■•• 11
drowned. Joked about a pomtlhb
submarine attack, before hiiiliiik
| from here.
I "From a personal viewpoint." he
»Hid. "It might be a good thing lor
I me. I would drown and that would
he about the only way 1 could get
STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1915. PAGE 2.
with lh« launching
Many Leap Into Bea
More ttimi 100 paaaangeia ;nit
life bulla nml leaped Into tin- wniei
before lh« l.ualtanln dlanppcateil j
beneath Hi" wavea. \ ureal man*
of theae were picked lip by the
l.iiallunlit a boat*, the inllora nib I
M a locil hotel toda> Mra Htan .
li<> I. II l.lnra found her huaband '
Hp w ii« dead Mra l.lnea waa plcll«d
up by a flatting boat, and Iliruout ,
,11m nlit Ii l aiuirrlioil lalnly for hai i
huaband.
Weal. anil elhauated heraelf all" - j
went from hotel to hotel, anil rallcil j
•t hoapllala liming her anarch
When aha finally located l.lne», |i
waa only to claim hla lxxl< ll<> had
perlahed from eipoattre.
Chief Steward Tell* Story
The flrat atory of the great
truKodv to teach Queenatown »'«•
brought l»y ihe chief ateward In
charge of the 160 aurvlvora who
landed hrie ul midnight.
"Tim paaaeugera *«r al lunch
alien the l.ualtanla waa torpedoed."
he aald ' Vrom the beat tnformn
lion. It appeara lliai f< ur torimdoea
ware launrhed Iwo of theae • truck
and exploded The veaael bad ha
kmii to Hal whan I'api Turner or
dered tli« boat* tiianneil and put
i out.
Only 10 Boat* Out
'Ilia Itat waa ao bad that only
111 of the Ixtala were gotten lutu
llie water Kougtil) apeaklng. all
nf iheae carried about frou peraon*
The hcata tried to keep together
aa tliev proceeded toward land
• j "Manv of the aurvlvora are auf
' faring froui tha alio< k. and n.oat of
> tha women liava been aent to hoe
pltal* I did not ae« the auhiaa
j rlne after the tcaael waa struck '
Twenty two aurvlvora died after
• reaching 1 .on don
Thruout laat night and today tha
peo| le of Queenatown Joined In do
In* everything poatlble for the giao
| aeriger* brought aahore
l' Home* were thrown open to »ur
plucky womm tngd d«»p«r«tt
Iy to iivi htr husband, but h«
ta probably I oat
**l waa ordanng coffaa In the
aaloon.** aha said, "whan tha
•hip wat aimoat brokan In two
by tha torea of tha aapioaion. I
donntd a Ufa bait and ao did
my huatand I triad to hatp
him aMar wa got Into th«
watar. Ha waa not a awimmar,
howavar. and I faar ha waa
loat Only tha thought of my
babiaa in Athana buoyad ma
up until I waa pickad up."
the l.usltajila without the (lightest
warning and exploded In the atokn
hold
Hpllnter* of *teel flew high Into
the air and the great boat ahi<o!.
from atem to atern from the aaork
AoflUter eiplottlon folio wed lut
mediately Thla *econd torpcdn
completed the tragedy
Kutne* from the •iploilvrt per
meated every section of tU<'
amaahed cteamahlp Many i>naat n
ger* fell to the deck uncon*riou»
Other*, daggering blindly to
ward the rail*. made their way to
the life boat* which were belo*]
lowered and were helped .aboairt.
I_»te«> advice* reaching here It
clar* the prew of the l.ualtauU
«ere under perfect dlaclpllne and
worked in cool, orderly faahlon toi
the laat and the men did thelt
bent to launch all hoata.
Into the Hall of Fame I'd be a
real hero and go light to the bo'
torn "
634 SURVIVORS,
U. S. CONSUL CARLES
1 WAKHIN'QTON*. May t The to
tal nuinlier of atirvlvor* of the l.iml
latila I* given a* 634 In a cable
gram received hv the *t«te deptiM
' Stent today from K. Miireot.
' American coqnul at Queenatown
l.aureat* table, filed at fi a m.,
added four name* to an earlier llat
of Miirvlvor* which he had tran*
mltt"d and at*ted:
Very few other* aaved. Several
unidentified corpae* Total aur
-1 vlvor*. fi.ll American* proceeding
; from Woeenatown Saturday will
reach Uindon Hundav Not until
all facta are In hand can anvthlng
I be *a!d."
M ETROPOUTAN
I III* %ft rrtir»o»» mi M«
i.R%M» (il'IH % (OMIMM
MARTHA
nt n Ift
RIGOLETTO
>1j» . :&«• t« 81; Nig 111, Me fo $? 00
Philharmonic
Orchestra
50 MUSICIANS
JOHN UPARfirrt, Con <1 tutor
I. %*T « OM KHT
SUNDAY MATINEE
H. ft oM lorL
HIPPODROME
Hololnta f (Irani Tuttl*. litrl
ti»n*. NlrhoUn Ofcfuionifiioi,
• lurlnft, W'llMhiii tta<l|<«v, v|o
lln, <'hai lew Burnett, pUrm.
3,000 SEATS 25c
2,000 SEATS 50c
vlvora, and clothing und fiM>d on*
furtilabeil und hot drink* awaited
thoae who were brought In. cold
and wet, after having spent from
one to three hours In the water.
I>e*plte the fact that those re*
cued were on the verge of ethHU*
Hon, men and women alike, who
were able to wiilk, refiiHeil to real
Tliffiiout the nlglit the) wandered
from the quay to the bo*pltuls and
from one house to another In
Vaudeville at Empress
and Pantages, Rest Dark
"Youth," Modatty" and laauty." In "I»«ryw»m*n." at Moort
MOONI
Turning the •• >r< himht upon lb' 1
fralltlea of the human kind and r>
IMMilni to It* ray* the pitfall* of m>
• lot), while at the natne HUH) jiolnt
Ins out the pathway to happlneaa.
I* the mlaalon of Henry W. Haiuc
production of the dramatic »pe<-
tacle, *Kt (try woman." which come*
to the Moor* theatre for ae\en i
nlabta healntiluc Sunday. May H..
with matinee* \\ <H)tip»tla> and Hat
I urday.
Thla play and production wer*
•een at the MUue theatre two year*
-H»j, when It mi toted one of the
moat eii>.)ahle performance* ever
w«a In Seattle
tn one of the hie wnM ortr I ."><•
people are »e#n. while an entire
Mmphonv oi<h»Rtr» la carried hy
the oixan|ratli»n to render the Im
, pre»»tve acore. which «»« compoaed
for IC*erjr woman" by (ieorge
Whltefleld t'hadwlck. dean <f (he
I New Kngland t'onnerx atory of
| Mttalc. one of the realty bt« men In
American mualc
• • •
EMPRESS
leading the bill at lx>ew a Km
ureaa next *cek. beginning Mon
day matinee, will 1»> the imiebal
comedy atar, f.ertrude Harne*. In n
revue of exc'ualve *onga and co*tly
gown*
The famou* Indian athlete*, the
Kqulllo brother*, will be *een In
equilibrium work The Holand Weat
Lunch at the Hollywood, 212
Pike Advertisement.
IjONDON. Mar # I«ord rhar'.e*
Here*ford announced today that he
would queatlon Premier Aaqtilli. ill
the houxe of common* a* to why
an e*cori of de*troyer* w a* not tiro
rlded for ihe l,u*itanla
FILMS
Bought of U* Developed
FREE
EVANS 9
Third and Columbia
Third and Union
We Carry Eaitman Film*
fWe Are the
First Dentist*
Without Pain.
He KttyH:
"Tim Hegal I»rntlstß are the fli»t
<]«>utlnlh that ever pulled n tooth
for mo without pain. It did uol
hurt a bit when the tooth wa*
pulled.
"Yours truly,
"HENRY ,f. McUIUJcUDDY,
"512 30th ave."
Cor painless work, the heat or
nmtPi'lala and lowest prices, Ulv«
us h trial.
Regal Dental Office*
DR. L. R. CLARK. MGR.
1406 Third Avanua
N. W. Corner Third and Union
*earch of uil**lutt lelatlve*
Searching for Relstlvee
Mother* waudeiud. weeping, thru
the atreeta In aearch of husliund*
and liable* Orlefatrl'-kan, liedrag
gled women were tenderly i-areil
for by stranger*.
Mali) of the rescued have been
found to lie suffering from Injuries,
and It la feared xoiii" hi* die
of the women landed here
wii* more than .'n old.
placer* will pr«-»e:n a houaebold
nketch entitled. "Tb« Tangle ."
fbeckera Von Hampton and Ha*e|
Gertrude Barn**, at Cmpr***
Joaaelyn will prenent bit* of *ong*
and dance*. Hilly Klnraid will be
*een In a neat Juggling novelty.
Other attraction*, together with
the regular convdy picture.!, will
complete the blli.
• • *
PANTAOEB
Stuart. the mile Pattl," hailed
a* one of the moot unusual attrac
tion* In vaudeville, an Imperaonator
of feminine type* with a real no-
Betty Bale, at Pantages
prnno voire, w ill he the headline nt
traction of the new bill at Pan
taßps, opening with the matinee
performance Monday. For the
added feature Manager I'antaKcs
libh ar ran Red for a return engage
ment of .1 ukes Held. Dan Collins K
Company. In the 'Childhood Maya"
revorle, the ever-welcome musical
comedy of schoolroom days. Other
numbers on the program are the
Six l-'ultons. In mi original novelty.
Harry Antrim and Hetsy Vale, In
"Kllliikh of Cum." and Carletta, ' the
human dragou."
PANT AGES
Unequaled Vaudavlll* —Our Policy
Never Changea
BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE
Attraction Extraordinary for the Week
STUART
"THE MALE PATTI"
JULES HELD, DAN COLLINS A CO., IN
"Childhood Days"
Popujar Mimical Comedy Revue
OTHER BIG FEATURES 10c and 20c
Joah Win eaye: "Old Judge
Skoovar hae th' sympathy of th'
entire community. He'a just
out of th' hospital, where he
underwent a eucceeaful opera
tion on hie wife."
Emar Goldberg and Edwin Meyer.
who»» < onvlctk/tia in federal court
in connection with Bremerton fraud
case a year a«>> were aualained In
clrrnit coort of appaala. utarred for
McNeil's Island Saturday,
J. E. McDonald, aecretary Citl
rens' club of ('ht'halls. says ranch,
h«l(> hualuraa In Cbcballe.
Annual junior day entertainment
at unlroretty hHd Saturday
Funeral aervicoe of Mre. laaac
foopei, who died In Oakland Wed
nr»d«> to !>*• heW Sunday alter
noon.
First number of Bothell luinr.
swklj", ainwared this work, b >o«h
Special children's matinae held at
Hantaaas Saturday afternoon
Tamba Maru, Nippon Yueen Ka>-
-h« line, with cargo valued at over
tI.MO.Mt. arrlt"d at Gr<*»t
Northern docks. Smith's cove. Krl
4a y.
Um »Mk U stiff mm rntmUmmmrf Mi to*,
lit* rllMl t« »ur#
Hl* pmtmm mt amy »pm4 k» mtw.
Aa«J krtas* a rwas
ffU l«(« —*# |M|« hi* IN..W po«tr aptn<fl#>«
■rh»
Wb«l pala to walk'
rm+m ihm +4fort .«.« ha hat to mak»
T» rtm talk
Mia «ffW |mli III*
T« |»!m« bMfiMll.
Tfcr» i*M him br artt l a frlafcy rhikl.
«»o« blm l« fall.
HM rilw hi* rtflu MM f« (M tkf »«4
MM
>«f, MtfVMWV!
Hut h# rmm l »»«• 4« thai murh iMlf,
III* mrm'm t—n
Spanish club meets at Hat* I
Fry# l Saturday night
Laat of pop concerto at tht Hip
podrome Munday.
Mra. J. D. Atkinson, Mrg. Gwin
Mlrka and two children killed In
auto accident Tueaday, will be
burled at Pimiona. Cel.
Will of Archibald Graham, who
leaped from Ravenna park bridge
Saturday. admitted to probate Frl '
day by Judge Albertson
Independent Aaphalt Paving Co
submitted lowest bid for Imprtne
ment of Admiral «av. Mayor tilll
threatens to refuse to approve bond
of contract In* firm awarded wrr.rk
a* he la op|H>aed to the Improve
ment.
Prof. W. A. McKeever, head of
child welfare d»'t»artmeiit of Kan
sas. tells Km no; la mothers that
Hhakospeare Is ont of date.
Council removes Mayor Cook of
\Vest|>ort. Waalt . and appoints Wil
liam Ingram Along comes treas
urer and rofuaes to arept warrants
unless signed by Cook Now Cook's
mavor again
William Diaon, penitentiary
guard. Walla Walla, struck by
negro prisoner named Kno» with
lid of cm and knocked uncon
scious. Dixon rescued b> two cou
vicla.
1 Low Excursion Fares i
Tickets on sale daily by
NORTHERN PACIFIC RY.
TO THE EXPOSITIONS
SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN DIEGO
In connection with _
THE PALATIAL STEAMSHIP
"NORTHERN PACIFIC"
Ask about
EASTBOUND SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
In effect Mey 15 and daily thers
after. to all Eastern Pointe. Stop
overs permitted and return limit
October 31.
Through Tralne Dally to Minneapolis. St. Paul.Chicago. St. Louis
JUNE 15 T0 SEPT - 15
THE 1915 PARK SEASON
I
I I Yellowstone Park
y Beached via original entrance at
Gardiner Gateway. Low fares dally
during eeaaon.
J. 0. McMULLEN, City Pass. Aft.,
107 Yeeler Way. Seattle. Wash.
A. TINLINO. A. G. F. A P. A.,
2023 Smith Building, Seattle, Wash.
A. D. CHARLTON. A. G. P. A., Portland, Ore.
FEW FIRST CABIN
PEOPLE SAVED
NEW YORK, May B—*:4o a.
m.j.—The Cunard office* an
nounce the following cable
gram:
"LIVERPOOL -Tha prste
bureau laauea tha following:
Telegram to tha fallowing af
fact raceived from admiral at
Quoanatown:
'"Torpedo boata, tuqa and
armored trawlera from Queens
town all in except Heron.
There have keen landed frert
theee 595 aurvivora and 40
dead. Landed from steamera,
52 aurvivora. Larded at Kin
tale, 11 aurvivora and 5 dead.
"'Total survivors. 668; dead,
45. These numbers will DC
verified later. It is poaaio'a
tha Klnsale fishing boats nay
have a few mora. Few firet
class passengers were savsd. It
is believed they thought the
ehip would float. She sank in
from 15 to 25 minutee.
LOEWS EMPRESS
Rfßlßßlat *laade»
ll.e >fitalral i ntnrAf 1l«r
Gertrude Barnes
|n a itnitlloDil re rut of enlu
atva nongi.
Th# Kamovi Indian Ath)«tM
EQUILLO BROS.
Rvlaad West Pl«yrra la
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