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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-06

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subscribed and sworn to before me this
dAY % .....+.....-.., "
CITY Comptroller ana 81 offlolo city clerk
Observation-Disclosures.

600
CITY Comptroller and e. officio city clerk
Deputy clerk
Fourth Any person vhoHs name has
been presented under this article a. q
candidate may. not later thah httHen
Cause hts maine 60 DO Withdrawn from
nomination b} fling with tho city 'omp.
trollnr request therefor IN "riunH. ana
~ name 80 Withdrawn shall De printed
49,, fha official ballot The city Comp
troilcr shall preserve In his ofiice Tot =
rs-rlod 81 thfrn years al declarations n
eandldafv Med under the provisions OF
T,fth me city Comptroller shat. not
i~ss than 10 days before the primary
eieetisu. certify r. list % the candidaf .
f,r ths respective offices whose names
re entitled 70 appear upon the ballot,
tornfhar With iist Of tho offices 20 be
fIIl.d. aud the same shall be published
81 least three consecutive GAYS beIpte the
glxfh All the provisions % this char
ter and Of the state law relating 20 the
holding % general nuHtcipal Hleetl9hA
In - far a. they pertain 20 tho qualttlfa a
,tcus IN electors. the dsaiznatlon % vot-
no places aud election officers. tho con
dn~f IN the election. tho cauvhaslrs ~
tho votes and maklns ne rs'S ~. ihsts (,
0f election snail apply with oqusi f"toe
40 the primary election.
on tho flfst Friday evening after me
HaFU HHH q q
shaft Al reven O'Clock. inset and proceed
NJ rauvass tho returns thereof and shan
.seertain and declare the names Of the
40 randidnteH for each offlce. who At tue
culinary election have received the htgh-
80 vgtcs for such office, except tho 81
49, ~ councilman, and In the case OF o.
No. ~ councilman. tho names OF the can
TIfafaa In number equal n twice the
anf,bsr Of c0uncilmen 70 be elected WHO
bsve received tho highest votes AZ the
nrt,nary election. and such persons shall
! H.. deem ed 10 10 the nominees for he re-
g.crttvs offices. between whom the choice
,,lu 10 made at the ensuing general cleo
] Ion IN case Of any tie vote affeetlnR
,,,fatuafIana both or ali persons recsfv
~ aueh tie vote shall be nominees.
| l,,s.3fefainu rs Tho city Comptroller
t,,.ro NTiafalY aftG the cARvaHs Of feturni
/ - - Urinary election shall certify .
H., - the nominees FOR the respective II
si.s and the s,lns shall - pubiish I'd
Ia, ISa official newtDapor ~ she city. N
~. se.gut Of tho icAth. Withdrawal. re
J ,Hcynf Or other disqualification Of am
,,taIrsa Tor any office At any TINT
grior 10 tho printing or tho ballots The
nsma Of tho person receiving the nexl
btghest vote for that office at tho pr an
49, eisefion Hhali he substituted therefor
| ,rba Comptroller shall also prepare th'
| sfflctai ballots and print and dittributs
| vtayn for tho general election. with this
names Of the respective noinlnsea print ~
| .pereon. conforming IN all respects 20 the
r.a,,lrenonts for ballots hereinbsfors
pyssoribed a. rsapsotins tho primary alec
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that IN naklng this declaration I am not
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any uatinnai OF state political party Or
az committee Or convention represent
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4 accompany this declaration with the
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OF said plant for extension. the con
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07

In the Lyceum theater next week
Vaughan CHASER company will offer a
Butterfly on the Wheel" play which
will furnish Fay Courteney. the leading
woman OF the company. with unlimited
opportunities TO display her histriont,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07
MILES,

The presence OF the Famous Ridin x
buttons as the headline attraction VIII
lend circus atmosphere TO next
weeks bill In the Miles. The Dutt )
were featured last season with RI
ling Bros circus and have been id.n
titled with several other large cent
shows. Their act is known as one of
the prettiest and most sensational
equestrian novelties in vaudeville.
They are daring performers on bare
back and their horses are said TO be
magnificent specimens. Direct from
western triumphs comes Gypsy" VII
son, the dainty California bathing girl
who Will offer novel song revue
with an elaborate scenic equipment
Her feature number is entitled, Beau
tiful Waves OF the Sea" and in IL she
introduces what IL said 10 be won
derfully realiatic sea shore effect. Old
favorites with Detroit playgoers are
Ly dell and Butterworth, who will shin Z
In the comedy end Of the program they
funny. Mr. Lydell appearing in a tight
fitting suit that accentuates his extreme
ieanness The pair have played In De
troit on numerous occasions. but this
viii be their first visit 10 the Miles
More comedy Will be provided by
Brown and Barrows whose oferin &
will be fast-moving skit. tnterspersed
with up-to- date songs Reba and Inez
Kaufman. character singers and dan
GERS carry their own scenery. which
Is said TO form an effective setting for
their numbers. otto la Falls. novelty
tuggler. and the Milescope comedy pic
lures will open and close the show,
respectively.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

Actual scenes OF the Balkan war de-
picted In Kinemacolor. VIII be pre-
sented In the Detroit opera house next
week, beginning Monday morning at
10 o'clock. The intensely interesting
struggle that has changed the history
Of Europe is shown with all the exact
ness Of the actual photograph. but.
with man and beast machine ana eui
In the actual colors Of nature. In trs
Balkan war field the Kinemacolor
company has Frederic Nilhers. the ia
NOUS war correspondent, at the head
OF hve expert camera men, so that
overy phase OF the war has been GOV
cred. These pictures were hrst eN-
hibited In America. In the Carnegie
Lyceum, New York. In the latter part
of 1919. and have been shown there
ever since To crowded houses. This
IL the first OF modern wars TO be re-
ported by the moving pictures and II
has been covered by Kinemacolor from
the hrst mobilization or troops throug h
every step Of the campaign. Through
. personal acquaintance with King
Ferdinand OF Bulgaria Mr.. Villiers en-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07

airs. concluding with the star
Spangled Banner" The balance OF the
program will run largely to novelty.
the second feature being the $4,000
equine wonder. "Mazeppa." known as
the original fire-hghting horse. Ma
Seppa actually rescues child from "A
burning building and performs sew
eral other spectacular fire feats that
are startling in their realism. Hoey
4 Lee. those funny Hebrew comics.
will offer new songs and parodles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Emmett will con
tribute a comedy ventriloquial novelty
that breezy chap. Harry Breen. who
talks faster than horse can trot. viii
entertain with songs. composed i'm
promptu about people in the audience (;
the Jordan Trio. three pretty girls, VIII
furnish the thrills with daring feats
on the tight wire: Romano brothers
are exponents OF Greek physical cul-
ture: Hilda Glydere is programmed as
"A Bountiful Breeze from Ragtime
Alley" the Microscope motion Aims
will close the program with new and
exclusive comedy photo play
Ben Welch, the wel-known Hebrew
and Italian dialect comedian. will head
the bill In the Temple theater the week
Of June IS. Mr.. Welch calls his new
vaudeville act. Characters True 10
Life"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07
EN- T..

Hereafter the Avenue theater VII ns
devoted exclusively 10 motion plStur
rlaNs and for the opening week h'
F.nsls Raft,cs" a new flm depictine
lie exciting adventures OF tenlal <
rock, who persisteutly folls the Ia 10
police but Is hually nabbed hy an
American detective, Will be shown. Ths
'EAffes" nlm Will be followed ny a
.uccessiun OF new motion plctfre PLAY :
20 he presented exclusively In the ~ &
uue through special arrangements el
Tee ttd by the management. IN" 'he
ter has been thoroughly renovated
PAINTED and decorated and the interior
presents "A handsom. appearance, heih
fastefully finished in white ana soiu'
Slows Mil br given daily and cou'in-
.uously from 10 o'clock in the morn'ns
rutn II O'Clock at night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07

ture OF equal merit. consists OF "A pic
torial automobile trip through the
lspre and Grand chartrcase valleys IA
France, and an ascent 10 GuilleStre In
the French Alps The respondent
colors OF nature are here reproduced
in the exact tints and hues severe
gale at BiarritZ. France. hird's-eye
view OF Paris. a spectacular fire dur
Ing which thousands OF barrels or oil
explode a visual life story OF silk
worm a pictorial review Of troops In
the Balkan states I'm camp and on the
way to battle, beautiful doral studies.
new natural history series and how
ivory is obtained are only "A few OF the
many films which will be presented
twice dnilY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07

A feature attraction of the Temple
thsater program next week VIII be the
Great bell family from Mexico. an
organization OF instrumentalists' slns ,
ers and dancers This company scored
sensatfonally last year on thcir hfsl
visit to the Temple. The Bells con To-
trtbution 10 vaud Vile il "A merry me
LANCE OF singing. dancing ana staFthhs
musical surprises on sleigh ana hand
bells, chimes. guitars. mdud"llhs,
xylophones and mrambapnont they
dance the national dances OF M"Ni,n
and sinf that romantic country ;
songs As grand finale the organ
ixation, assisted by Al Green and me
Temple orchestra viii play nattona!
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07

law. and the practice of the court could
devise From the start, tbs woman
has the sympathy of the audience. but,
IL 10 apparent that the same feeiinE
does not touch the Judge. At least. nnui
after repeatedly appealing 70 the oen'il
Ter protection, she swoons and, hsr
slight body falls across the railing u
the witness box. There Is threa oi
humor running throughout the fihS
despite its man dramatic moments ana
the the chief comedy role VIII he taken
car" uf by James hester, a former pop
ular member OF the CHASER company
Who has not been seen here previously
during the current season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07
ALTON Al.

Murray Bennett the popular singing
comedian who has sung his way into
the affections OF the patroYs or the
National has been retained Tor anoth''
week Benefits character songs are
mostly OF hts own compositions anu
h, knows how 10 sing them. Another
feature OF the bill VIII be Harris ana
Randell. In an amusing comedy en- =
titled Fifty Miles from Nowhere. the
e haractcrs are a country stofeheeptr
who il also manager OF the opef
tContinued On Page Ftve)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07

IL OF his fathers patience and purse
strings The Melnotte twins, dainty
young women, viii present an act that
~ built solely for purposes OF refined
and clever entertainment. The Five
Merry Youngsters" Will prove a breezy
act The MalVerne troupe OF acrooats
viii present unexcelled feats OF
strength and skill; the character COM
edienne. Allie Leslie Hassem will Of
fer songs and representations: the lat
est important worlds events Will be
portrayed via the Wardoscope and also
the latest fashions in Paris and in
New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07
4. tItHIt II.

The feature of the new program in
the Lyman H. Howe picture In IN"
Garrl,k thrater neat week. viii be a
.uip through the Alps The stipend
Gus character of the mountains Of
snow battles description. The journey
sky ward starts with "A ride on the
electric railway from Lauterbrunncu
20 Muirru. ana ia short space Of time
spectators ana themselves on the sum
NIT OF the great white queen OF the
Alps, the JunEfrau, surrounded by q
sublime panorama ~ peaks OF endless
form and color which seem 10 spring
from unseen depths. The CLOSING pa {
of the series takes the audience 10 the
top OF the great -. bernard and EN-
route. the famous hospice OF the ~.
Bernard friars is visited Another fed-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07
lIItOADM AZ,

An aquatic treat 10 In store Tor TN
patrons or the Broadway theater next
week when the Mirthful Mermaids VIII
perform ia "a huge glass tank deh""-
strating ali OF the known sw immlng
strokes and presenting the Monte Carlo
escape from bag under water Amohs
the "naermaids" 'is Miss Morecraft a
champion swimmer or the Britlsh lsi''
and Helena Gandreau. whose speciality
is physical culture Dorothy Rogers
and company Will present the laugh
able farce Babe a la carte, the
plot ~ which deals with the trlals
and fluctuations or young man IN
college who has penchant for play
ing the races and has touched the NM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07

ability This play viii be remembc "a
longest perhaps for the realistic trieI
scene in which the BUTTERFLY" young
society woman who Is being sued 81:
divorce. IL "broken ON the wheel e jus
tice The court examination or tn
butterfly il ~ the seVerest that tha
dramatist familiar with the stage. Ito
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07
IN LOCAL PLA YHOLzSES =.

joyed many advantages shared by no
one else. ana. as result the Kline
ulotolor camera man WAS present anu
active in many place where the war
correspondent Was forbidden TO go.
The Scarlet Letter remarkable
three reel dramatic story, VIII be show "a
i'm connection with the Balkan pictures
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
PRo0REssIvEs VS.. NEAR PRoGREssIvEs

From the Colorado Springs Gazette
which ondly OF the
with aered OF their party
tmd band led by
n
II to
u IN seeking For
"Concila
Determined Convention but
Progress
headed
by IIadlcy.
leaders OF the Progressive party
rejected all
Republicans union not merely matter OF espedcn'y
difference Fundamental prnci
desire be
would Immediately
the Republicans
MIR Wion minority Prsr
Congressional
could be brought
brought about
ad~ho find Themselves
rise in the And the
the n
Republican alike principle aud differing only to men and
founded
which nothing with such principles the Rpn'
perhaps the Republicans OF all factions who are now hop
n
living fool
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
FUTURE OF BAsuALL

Well. dear asked the baiipia. IL i
wife. who won the game this after
roony''
I'VE did," said the star ba'sn.n
II The home team. and ! tell YOU
had mighty pron.,r!c afternoon.
Was at bat four .lm.s. The first
,ia,c up I mad. tao has, nit. 4
little bit higher. AMI 1t woIi.i hsxc
3 III tn eIcSlfds q sks k!spkass
Cigarettes sixn square u: 'hs 'isht
1000 cork-tippcd clraEcltes.
Z Fine" -aref-r.. as.Is
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
Poses as a Cop;
Jailed and Fined

The The mere fact that man
wears n star is no proof that he IL
u policeman. and simpson Smith was
fined $50 and costs In police court
yesterday afternoon for wearing q
star and impcrsona'ing y policeman.
Smith. II was charged. had imbibcd
freely Of spurious liquid and stood
on corner Tuesday night. with III
coat thrown back boldly exhibiting
a fake star that he had brought
from Oklahoma. OFFICER Fcwdy ron.
WINGED tho fellow that the star was
M much tin that WIS rn: rcrosniz.
cd in the bailiwick cf .TIi.i.ad.-
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
Surprise Priv.

MIR. and Mrs. Dan Taylor were dc.
iishtfuiiy surprised last night by n
number Of their friends. The party
met and went to the Taylor homo
last cvcnin. at eight thirty to call
ON their friends. Dancing was the
event Of the evening. Those pres.
Ont were: Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Tsy.
lor. Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Carmichael.
the Misses Ruth Clark. Corrinc Her.
cuics. Kula Moss Of Billings. Mont.
Dot and Evelyn Sanders. Ethel Nit.
chcll. Marie forhan. Jeanette Hiii.
Marjorie Northcutt. the Mcssrx. Roy
Mitchell. Dan Kelley. r. u. Zwart.
r. 3. Gwyn. Waldo Conkic. Allen
Devotion. VIII Caldwell. Timothy
Kane. Sam Morse and Gilmore la.
Wis.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
For Miss zell. Northcutt

Miss Lclla NOrthcutt was honorcd
this afternoon at n party given at the
home OF Miss Mary Olive Sherman.
SIS Nevada Avenue. The hostcsscs
were the Misses Sarah Hufford. Mar!
|Olive Sherman and Helen Rose. Miss
Northcutt will leave soon Tor surCr-
ior. Wisconsin. where she will M nd
the winter attending the Wisconsin
state Normal school.
Pin. and white roses were used
profuscly In the decorations at the
sherman home this afternoon. Light
Refreshments were served by tho
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19

"Ycs. and the s:iond time u. hii
the fence again. ihis time rish' Ia
the middle of the B!x Rcd cnn that
adycrtIscs Boobies Pure Food Soap.
That ncitcd me SIS more. c."-ErHok-
lyn Times.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
In Honor of I'M. VVieht

In honor of Miss Ruth Wight, Mrs.
John Maciiain entertained u few
friends this afternoon at her homo
400 Maple street. Miss Wight will
become the wife OF the Rev. ]. A.
Mckee the twcnty-fifth Of this
month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
scoscHER Is xABBED.

John Woollon II the first person
to b~ halcd into police court for
speeding since the recent AGITATION
= kcGp. mosorcyclcp and sntomoblles
2olng thfouGh' town 1t the 'reGula.
tion speed set by city ordinances
Wootion was stopped last nssht rid
Ing motorcycle At high rate Of
sncCd
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
Mn, Wykoff Hostess.

Mrs. y. \. Wykon entertained
the South Side bridge Club ycsis--
day afternoon at her home sos East
Second street. Airs. Fred Clark re-
ccivcd first prize. Those pcrcscnt
were the Mcsdamcs. y. J. Rice. John
MacBain. John Humphreys. Fred
Clark. John Drury. Roy Campbell. u.
\. Rhoadcs. Charles Rapp. VIII Rapp
und l.. 8. Cornell.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
Samuel . Rankin.

Announcements have been rccGiv.
cd of the marriage Of Miss Mary
Beatty Rankin. DAUGHTER Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Rankin OF Akron. o..
to Edward John Samuel Of London
The wedding took place at the firs,
Congregational church in Akron.
Mrs. Samuel Is well known In this
city. She IL = sister Of Mrs. NJ. J.
Shepard OF Trinidad. She has frc.
Iucntly visited here.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
Nm. 3. ii Cooley Hosteas

Mrs. Earl T.. Cooley entertained
yesterday afternoon ut n sewing par
~ for Miss Ruth Wight. Miss Wight
will In married the twcnty-fifth Of
this month to the Rev. James A.
Mckee. \ few friends were present
atthc Cooley home yesterday.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
Sewing Club Meets.

Five new members were initiated
by the l.. II. Il. sewing club yestcr
day ut the regular meeting held u
the home OF Mrs. Ransom Leonard
ut 7O2 Atchis0n street. The after
noon was psnt In social way. Fol
lowing the meeting refreshmcnti
were served by the hostess sssIste'
by Mrs. II. J. Albcrtson and Mrs. J
d. Horton. Those who were initint
cd were the Mcsdames J. T.. Albert
son. Frank Colby. W. ID. Tccgardcn
l.. l.. Stoncbrakcr and Miss Laur,
Shacffcr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19

Cottage Prayer eNeting.
The Cottage Prayer meeting will
meet Friday afternoon At the home
Of Mrs. Hague. l1O4 Garfield avenue
Mrs. Phooicr will be tho leader ut
this meeting.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
Social Affairs
@ LOCAL NOTIONS $
III AND SOCIETY NEWS Ss3

hostcsses Those present beside tht
entertainers were the Misses Harriet
Jameson. Mary Aendrick. Pauline
Jameson. Gladys Branson. Zellu
Northcutt. Jean Day. Lois King
Katherine Burke. May Wilson. Bern
Ice Meyer. Reba Corbett. Anna Ma
son and Amy Ferris.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19

A bilious. half-sick feeling. loss of
energy. and constipated bowels can
be relieved with surprising. prompt
ness by using HERBINE. The first
dose brings Improvement. a few dos
cs puts the system in fine condition.
Price soc. Sold by Hausman Drug
Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
Westminster Circl

Westminster Circle.
Tho Westminster Circle will meet
ut the home OF Mis- Alma Sherman
ut 515 Nevada avenue. Friday AZ
ternOon ut 800 O'Clock.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19

n In need Of printing OF any kind
phone The Crhonicle-News. Samples
and estimates will be checrfully
given. Phone Trinidad 40.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-19
Priscilla Club.

Tho Priscilla Club will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
W. l.. Crouch. COL Park street. at
2:3O.