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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14

the present years city budget allows
only $4,000 for this work"
Getting down 10 rock bottom
facts. Ross delivers a solar plexus
blow TO the Boulllon discourse on
the question OF rates.
Mr.. Bouillon declared that the re-
ductions made by the city light
plant. and those 1t forced It's rival
10 make In rates through compcti-
ton. were brought about solely
through improved methods OF pro
ducing current in the past few
years" says Mr.. Ross.
Claiming TO be an engineer. Il
must be obvious 10 him that all ma
terlals and all labor have increased
in price OF late years. and are stead
lily going up.
Why Not Other citIes7
Mr.. Bouillon must know the price
inside the city limits is cents per
kilowatt hour. and that until the city
asked for a county franchise the
private company charged 10 cents
per kilowatt hour outside OF the
city boundary.
THE city plant took the lead in
reductions in Seattle.
Spokane and Portland pay 10
cents per kilowatt hour, and We es-
innate that Seattle. under a monop-
oily. such as exists in Portland or
Spokane. would pay 100000 more
per annum for light"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
THE EMPRESS

Something new I'm the line OF
vaudeville sketches will be offered
at Marcus Locw's Empress theatre
the coming week. when Henry -
Toomer, a biz favorite In New York.
win make bis first appearance here
In "sidclights. produced by Roland
West.
"Sidclights" II called a potpourri
OF vaudeville. and gives a glimpse
behind the scenes in stage life. lay.
Ing bare In subtle manner the inner
man OF the stage.
Another feature on the bill will
be Fred Pisano and Kitty Bingham.
old favorites AT the Empress. rep.
rcscnting the Italian aud the Irish
girl
Other numbers on the bin are.
Tho Cabaret Trio. In song:
Shooter. an intellectual bulldog.
Alvin and Penny. comedians on the
flying rings: Mile. Amoros and Ben
Mulyey IN a Might In Paris" sing.
ing. dancing and comedy act. a
first-claas run of photoplays has
also been secured.
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AUTO BANDITS
Give POLICE 4
BUSY EVENING

Two auto bandits got busy in Sc
attic Friday night
Stealing a machine belonging 20
J. @. Campion. Of the San Marco
apartments. Spring st and Minor
av. they specded all over the city.
leaving the machine In one block.
holding NJ pedestrians In the next.
running back 90 the auto. and es-
Gaping In the night.
The police department was all
on edge, trying 10 keep up with
them.
Among others reporting being
held up by them was Harry Ban
croft. Norton hotel. Sixth nv. and
Charles st. who lost So 10 them.
bancroft sounded an alarm, and
the bandits fled without their auto.
Earlier In the evening they were
pursued a long distance by Special
Policeman Harry Gray on the Lake
Washington boulevard. But his
tire blew out, and they escaped.
During the search for Campion's
auto. the police found a young man
cranking one that looked like Cam
pion's. He said he was a brother
in.law OF +. " Kohlhasss. law
yer. 1919 East Cherry. kohlhasse
was called.
Don't remember ever seeing
him before" he said.
Sure. you married my sister"
said the young man. who Is Neal
Clark. i40s 18th av. 8.
Well. you can't prove II by me"
replied kohlhasse.
Later IL proved TO be true.
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STAR OFFERS ST
FOR BEST STORY

II has been quite a while since
Uncle Jack has held a short-story
contest for the boys and girls OF the
Circle.
Several phone calls have been
made by interested Circleites. re-
questing such contest. and Uncle
Jack has responded TO them.
Next week, boys and girls. write a
short story OF not over 200 words,
with Thanksgiving" as the topic.
Write the story neatly on one
side OF the paper only. and put your
age and address on the back OF your
manuscript.
Address all letters TO Uncle Jack.
care Of the Star Circle.
The prize is n dollar.
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STAR SUGGESTS
HUGH T0DQ--BUT
HUCH'S MARRIED

The sorority girls at the Uni.
versity OF Washington are going TO
pick some Seattle lawyer to con.
duct a clearing house for bids to
freshmen women wanted by the
sorority women as members, aud
to distribute replies from the
freshies.
so decided, Friday. the Pan.
Hellenic society. which Is all the
sororities OF the university.
The lawyer must be young. He
must not have freckies. His fea.
lures must be even. and his face
comedy. lie must have gentle
ways and speak softly.
He must. II may be said. be a
combination OF George Barr Nc.
Cutcheon and Robert Chambers.
Heretofore Dean OF Women lisa
bella Austin has had the Job. But
It's a whopper.
So the young lavyer-whoever
he is-will get II.
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BOYS PLAY SANTA

The Boy Scouts OF Chicago are
planning TO contribute literally to
the stock Of Christmas gifts which
are TO be sent abroad to children In
the countries ut war.
This plan was recently started by
the Chicago Herald, which has char
tered n ship to carry the presents to
the children to whom there is little
chance Of Santa Claus coming. un-
less the children OF America take
his place.
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THE MOORE

~ Pair OF Skies" viii arrive IN
Seattle and will furnish week Of
fun AZ the Moore theatre. beginning
Sunday. November 22.
The play abounds IN compiled.
lions that pro Nce real farce.
According to the press agents
there are no funny falls. no stale
Jokes, and no unnatural faces In
the play.
II Is just series Of complications
that come about naturally and pro.
duce witty dialogue. Women inter
ested IN the latest styles will get
more than an eysful. So win the
men.
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SCOUTS ARE DOCS

A new feature OF the work in St
Paul. Mimi is first aid class. COM
posed of Scouts from all the troops
In the city.
The class is In charge OF Scout
master G. r. O. Fisher. and meets
every week on Monday night. Fish
er is a former English army sur
geon. who saw service In the Sudan
campaign, and his class is proving
very popular.
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CALL OFF GRADE
SCHOOL BATTLE

The proposed city championship
game between Central and
Washington, scheduled for this
morning, has been indefinitely
postponed The y. r. Day team
has filed a protest with the school
board, stating that because VIII
liam Bailey OF the Central team IL
II. the game last week was won
Illegally. Central maintains that
Bailey is only IS. The matter will
be taken up at the meeting OF the
athletic committee next Tuesday.
There are still two more weeks
OF preliminary games to be played
before the final series In the Soc
Ger league. The schedule for next
Saturday follows:
Ballard-Adams VS.. Woodland:
g. r. Day Vs. Irving.
Woodland No. 1-Green Lake vs..
Allen; Whittier vs.. Ross.
South Park-Concord w. Youngs-
town; Pacific w. Georgetown
Walla Walla-Colman W. Haw-
thorne; Walla Walla Va. Beacon
Hill.
Collins-Leschi vs. York.
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THE SEATTLE

Officer ess." fat as TO brains as
we'll as body. will be the next-week
offering Mt the Seattle theatre. The
play In an all-American melodra-
matte farce. with the copper making
a peculiarly cop-like series OF blum
dering efforts TO trap n master
criminal. There Is pretty love
story. lots OF action. fun galore. and
a series OF exciting situations. most
OF which come 10 naught until the
final scene. when everyone wins
something except Officer 666." who
loses everything but his teeth and
shoes.
With the rejuvenated company.
Director William Dills declares he
will have a production as good ms
the majority Of road.show offerings.
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TIE pANTAGES

Lottie Mayer. the beautiful Cali.
fornia swimmer. and her dancing
nercids. viii be the headline feature
Of III. new bill at Pantages. open.
ing with the matinee Monday.
Miss Mayors new act IL said to
be the most pretentious and enjoy.
able she has over brought here.
For the added feature OF the
week Manager Pantages will pre-
sent. In return engagement.
Laurie Ordwsy. the merry English
coincidence.
Other numbers on the program
will be Violet Metz. Jack Phipps a.
Co. In the clever comedy playiet.
"A Strenuous Daisy" Sam Davis
and Laura Walker. In "A Dancing
Lesson" and Dewitt Young. the
college juggler. and his sister.
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The METROPOLITAN


"Milestones." which will be seen
In this city AZ the Metropolitan
week starting Sunday. November
%. opened In London and played
TO capacity for two years IL was
the first play Witnessed By King
George and his family after their
period OF mourning.
"Milcstones" 10 comedy by
Arnold Bennett and Edward Knob.
LAUGH. II 10 the story Of the Rhead
family in three acts. laid IN 1860.
1885 and 1912 With much kindly
satire and at the same time sym.
PATTY. Il shows how each genera.
ton makes tho mistakes Of the laat.
and OF how little value the expert.
enoes Of one generation are 10 the
next
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sion where II would seem that &C.
curate data could have easily been
obtained"
Ross also challenges the spirit of
the Northwest league. the organiza-
ton OF which was due to the Of
forts OF Judge Burke. Josiah Collins,
and other we'll known foes of mu-
nicipal ownership.
The evident attempt of the
league" says Ross. lis not to pro-
mote the civic health and growth
OF the city. but the suspicion Is
aroused that II is the wish of many
who participated In the conference
TO discredit the light plant and 10
compile adverse literature"
Commenting on f,ouillon's ad-
dress before the league. Ross chal-
lenged both his conclusions and his
methods OF arriving at the con-
illusions.
His Figures Are Vague
He tells u.s." says Ross. that
our depreciation schedule Is not &C
cording to the true method, but
no light is thrown on what Is the
true method. The fact is that our
depreciation schedule is high.
MIR. Bouillon speaks OF 100000
that should have been added for
waste and inefficiency. but does not
tell how he arrived at those figures.
His article and the way he handles
hundreds of thousands of dollars on
paper is interesting. TO speak char
itably of his method of arriving at
his conclusions.
Pay II In Dividends
The plant is criticised for not
back into extensions.
1T is true the surplus earned by
n private company goes as divi-
dends, and there ought not to be the
criticism that the municipal plant
should pay interest on Its surplus.
One of the great troubles in pri.
vate companies In America is that
they have also given up their de-
probation funds for dividends.
The city plant pays all It's bonded
Indebtedness and takes care of all
interest charges. Much has been
said and spread about the country
on what is alleged to be excessive
cost of street lighting.
Best-Llahted City
The fact is that Seattle is better
lighted than any city in the country.
and its rates compare favorably
with any other city, except where
private companies, in order to fore
stall municipal competition, have
cut the street rates to the bare bone.
In spite of the enormous increase
in street lighting that is going on,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
LIFT EMBARGO
ON SHIPMENTS
OF LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE Illinois
state board Of livestock commits
sloncrs has issued an order liftinF
the embargo on livestock shipments
TO Chicago. and has notified rail
road companies they may deliver
stock at Union stockyards begin.
ming Sunday at midnight.
All shippers are required TO file
affidavits that the stock shipped -
free from the foot and mouth dis
ease. and has not been exposed &c
the malady.
There is much dissatisfaction
with the order OF the federal author.
tiles that only the infected animals
In a herd shall be Killed. as the or
der In not regarded ne sufficiently
stringent.
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CONGRESS MUST
SETTLE CONTESTS

: WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE
next congress will be called upon TO
settle a number OF contests for
seats, notable among them that
from the First New York district
where Lsthrop Brown. democrat,
has asked for a recount. +. C..
Hicks. republican. claims TO have
elected BY a majority Of Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14

Circuit. Sunday Until Tussday Night
The Mysterious Hand" three
part drama: The Bride of Marble.
head" two-part drama. and a com
cdy.
ciass A Until Saturday Night
The Flight for a Fortune two
reel Majestic drama; Sweet and
Low" American drama: An In.
competent Hero" Keystone com.
edy: The Butterfly" educational
GRAND Until Saturday Night
ACROSS the Pacific" five-part
drama.
Melbourne Until Saturday NIGHT
Beneath the Lions Paws" three
part drama -fatr's Midnight
Hour" Kalem drama: Getting TO
the Ball Game" Edison comedy.
Mission. Sunday and Al Week
The Man From Mexico" drama.
Alaska. Sunday Until Tuesday Night
buffalo BIN and Early Indian
Warfare"
Alhsmbra Until Sunday Nloht
THE Toll OF Mammon." four.part
drama. Cupid Pulls a String"
comedy
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IS 4 GREAT STUDENT

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. H.
The freshman class Is not the only
body OF great proportions at Har-
ward. Henry Fl. Buskirk. a 325-
pound member OF the graduate
school OF business. lays claim to be-
ing the biggest man In any college
In this country. Buskirk. % years
old. stands 6 feet 4 inches In height.
His nome Is In indianapolis.
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FOR PHOTOPLAYFANS
HARRY LAUDER, TIE SCOTCH

HARRY LAUDER, THE SCOTCH
comedian. visited the Universal stu.
dos during his engagement In Los
Angeles. and was initiated into the
mysteries OF productions then be.
ing made.
THE mENAoERlE AT uNivER.
sal City has been enlarged 20 ~
several new additions A lionesH
has been presented with number
OF tiny cubs.
MARY FULLER WANTS ALL
her fans 10 know that her address
now. since she has Joined the Uni.
versal. Is 573 Eleventh av.. New
York city.
GRACE cuNARo AND FRAN.
cts Ford. who we're the leads IN ''Lu.
ellie Love" the late Universal sc.
rial. appear AZ the leads In another
OF the Lady Raffies series. each
story OF which Is complete In Itself.
called The Mysterious Hand" u
univ" par tAtNfNN NhH NARAQ
Il Il the hcadliner az the New Cir.
cult Sunday. Another two.part
drama and comedy complete the
picture program.
BUFFALO BILL APPEARS IN
Indian Warfare" the feature At the
Alaska Sunday.
THE oDAIIsouE." a STORY
Of a woman who Is slave to
clothes. featuring Blanche Sweet IL
one OF the Mutual program features
that viii be seen soon In Seattle.
NORMA TALMADoE OPENS
today at the Colonial theatre. in a
two-part vltRgraph. Good Bye.
Summer" II IL the story OF love
less husband. who brings 10 his
wife a continuous winter OF diseon-
tent. and the love OF her child
brings the only hope OF summer.
Slippery Slim Is tho hero In n new
Snakevilie scandal. The Corset
Demonstrates" Another comedy
Is The Fatal Note" In which tho
green-eyed monster. Jealousy. IL
whipped 20 a finish Another IA
yorite on the same program IL Fran
els X Bushman. who will be seen
in thrilling Essanay drama. "An
Implanted Elopement"
TNE REGULAR SUNDAY
change at the Clemmer brings John
Bunny and Flora Finch. Ia Bunny
Backslidcs." aiso Ham. the Piano
Mover" comedy. and In the Hills
OF Kentucky" romance OF tho blue
grass country.
Hearst-Selig News shows the
world events OF the week.
Colonial. Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
Goodbye. Winter" two-part
vitagraph; The Corset Demon.
s,rator." comedy: The Fatal Note"
Selig comedy. AN Implanted
Elopement," with Francis Bushman.
Class A, Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
Mutual Weekly: Paid in In.
terest." two-reel Majestic drama:
"Fatty's Jonah Day" Keystone com.
edy.
cIemmer Until Saturday Night
Miss Tomboy and Freckies."
with Lillian Walker: The Member
OF Nets" with Mary Pickford; The
Riddle OF the Green Umbrella"
with Alice Joyce; In Bridal At.
tire" comedy
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ed honorable mention are:

Spruce; Beth burlington. Sultan:
Bernes Northern, Turk St; Esther
Boyer, Coupeyille; Gladys Sullivan.
Bellevue: Ruth Larson, 1912 Auro-
ra av.: Bessie Elliot, 1911 Tenth
av.; Mae Bergerson, 1888 Edmonds
St; Emily Bush, SnohomIsh; Harry
Frost, 5037 44th av.
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WY GIRL LOST PRIZE

Owing to the fact that the
girl who should have won first
prize In this weeks contest used
blue writing ink, the prize OF
dollar was awarded TO another
contestant Writing ink should
never be used in drawing. as IT
will not reproduce In newspa-
pers. In all drawing contests
hereafter, use India ink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14

Ruth Shines, Vader, Wash; Hal.
lie Ray Young. 1870 T.. 57th at. NIL
bred Gibson. AT James ST.; yeroni-
ca Larkin. 207 Belmont av. Nj;
Dorothy Reed. 1923 Fifth av. W:
Alberta Clark, 1916 Woodland Park
av.; Anna Nordstrom. 202l 25th ay.
s.: Nils Holmgren. 1914 Howard
av. N; Samuel Mooney, Blaine
Dorothy Adams. f035 oath av. W.,
Adelaide Ellis. 2f3s Day St. Evelyn
Mcconnell. 1l1G f.. Spruce ST.;
Jacqueline Cramer. 1922 Linden
av.; Grace Mcconnell. 111G Il.
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drama. The Foolish Mr. Dimple. .
comedy.
Al the pleasant Hour Until Sunday
The Sea Coast OF Bohemia" two
part drama. An Episode" drama I.
"Notoriety." drama
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All How Old rhey7

Little Lola Giving In apartmcn,s)
Mamma. did the angels that
brought baby have flaming swords ,
Mamma-No. dear. Why do you
ask,
Little Jola-Thcn how did they
get past the janitor7
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LEADERS IN C0NFAB

The King County Council OF Boy
Scouts held a confab Thursday
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THIRTY-SEvEN CHILDREN COMPETE
FOR STAR CIRCLES weekly PRIZE

Al O'Clock Friday afternoon this weeks
Thyseven
and most OF these Some
plain blue writing ink, which
George OLIVER Of Kent the dollar prize drawing
with reproduced
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night, In the Halter building.

At ~ o'clock Wednesday they will
meet In the Good Eats cafeteria. to
elect officers and committees for
the coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-14
RESIDENCE THEATRES
a. the Home Until Sunday

The Man From Nowhere" two.
part drama. Animated Weekly. No
i3s." topical; The Half Breed.
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CITY LIGHT SAVES
$1,000, 900 A YEAR
TO CITY, ROSS SAYS

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MARY FULLER WANTS ALL
her fans TO know tina, her address
now. since she has Joined the Uni.
yersal. Is 5T3 Eleventh av.. New
York city
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cIemmer Until Saturday Night
Miss Tomboy and Freckies. 4"
with Lillian Walker: The Member
OF Nets" with Mary Pickford; The
Riddle OF the Green Umbrella, E"
with Alice Joyce: In Bridal At.
tire" comedy.
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Class A, Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
Mutual Weekly: Paid in In.
terest." tvo-reel Majestic drama:
"Fatty's Jonah Day" Keystone com.
edy
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Colonial. Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
Goodbye. Winter" two-part
vitagraph. The Corset Demon.
strator." comedy: The Fatal Note"
Selig comedy: An Implanted
Elopement." with Francis Bushman.
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THE mENAoERlE AT uNlvER.
sal City has been enlarged 20 ~
several new additions A lioness
has been presented with number
OF tiny cubs.
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THE REGULAR SUNDAY
change at the Clemmer brings John
Bunny and Flora Finch. Ia Bunny
Backslidcs." aiso Ham. the Piano
Mover" comedy. and In the Hills
OF Kentucky" romance OF the blue
grass country.
Hearst-Selig News shows the
world events of tho week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-02

Miss 1ladse Brick is visiting in the
Miss Leslie Etheridge. Of Mesilla
Park, n NJ, is in the city.
H B. HUMPHREYS. foreman OF the
Santa Fe, left for San 1larciaI yester-
day.
W. H. Seamon. the assayer. returned
last week from a business trip up in
Arizona
Tomorrow. July 3. will be the second
anniversary Of the great battle Of
Santiago.
Misses Eula Mayfield. Alice Maple
and Lille smith have gone TO Chihua-
hua on a visit
VIII Crosby returned Sunday from
the City of Mexico and left today for
Casas Grandes.
Sunday for Sherman. Texas, where they
viii attend the militia encampment on
July T.
Richey Emerson has returned from
the Notre Dame university, Indiana
He has developed into one Of the most
popular athletes in the university.
J. F. Ayers. operator at the local
office Of the E. P & y. E, has been
removed TO Jarilla, where he will take
charge. l. N Shelby succeeds him
Miss Holly and Woodward, Of De
catur. Texas. who are now visiting at
the Leigh Clark home in this city,
went up TO ClOudcrOft this morning
The Border Rifles will hold their
regular drill tonight at the courthouse
The boys viii leave FL PasO about
August ( for Sherman, where the
Fourth Texas regiment will camp.
E B. Welch and Jim Bratt will go
to CloudcrOft tomorrow and spend a
few days at the mountain resort. Mr.
Welch viii leave the first Of next week
on an extended business trip to New
York.
This morning at the mayors office,
z (. Russell. J. H Boone and mayor
Joseph MagOffin met to make arrange
ments for the sheriffs convention next
Monday Sheriff Boone said that he
had arranged that the visitors be given
an excursion to ClOudcroft at reduced
rate.