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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02

ARMY.
Al last accounts Golitzen was pre-
mier Of the Russian ministry. He
was reared in Germany. and built
up around him cabinet OF pro
Germans.
For months II has been known in
government circles in England,
France and Italy that the Russian
cabinet. and possibly tho car him
self. we're strongly pro-German.
The monk Rasputln. who had an
uncanny influence over the car,
was known In Petrograd TO be a go
between for the German agents and
the car and his cabinet. II was
the death OF Rasputin at tho hands
OF agents OF the duma that unfolded
the whole pro-German plot TO the
Russian people. This plot included
the handing to Russia OF the Darda-
neiles and Bagdad and the greater
part OF Persia as her price for ac-
cepting separate peace.
There is one democrat among
the grand dukes. and that Is the
Grand Duke Nicholas. II was
because OF his strong democrat
&c lesnings that he was sent TO
tne Caucasus prior TO the pro.
German activities Of the cab
met.
Inc loyalty OF the army 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
PALACE Hip

PALACE Hip
Charles Lindholm and company
are the headliners OF the new Hip
podromo vaudeville show which
opened yesterday at the Palace Hip,
presenting Mr.. Lindholm's latest
success. The Man From Mime.
sofa"
Another hit OF the show are Nimz
and Schuster. The Two vaga.
bonds" who handle the violin and
accordion with an unusual skin.
The Three Falcons are n clever
aerial ring trio. who do lot OF
clever stunts on the rings, mixed
with a little comedy. John +. Reed,
comedian. offers a bunch OF new
Jokes and parodIes. The Garrison
Sisters provide novelty posing and
trained pigeons. Flax and nm have
a dancing and singing number
With a surprise in a.
OAK
A song festival is on NJ the Oak
theatre this week. with the Monte
Carter company presenting 'Izzy's
Jubilee" Monte Austin sings the
latest patriotic ballad. III Had a
Son for Each Star In Old Glory,
Uncle Sam. Id Give Each One to
You" The rendition at the opening
show yesterday afternoon brough,
a cheer that shook the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02

WASHINGTON. April 2.-one of
the most picturesque demonstra'
tons ever seen in the historic house
chamber was staged today. when
tho first woman ever TO sit there
az member took tho oath ofoffice.
Men and women In the galleries
pounded their hands together and
yelled themselves hoarse. members
did the same on both sides OF the
chamber when Mss Rankin. "the
lady from Montana" entered the
hall.
Speaker Clark personally cscnrt.
ed her TO n seat on the republican
side. about the center.
Almost Immediately she was sur.
rounded and completely lost to
view. Every one wanted 20 shake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
Picturesque Ceremony
Staged When Woman Is
Seated in the House

her hand. and almost every one on
the floor did. until the rap OF the
gavel called members to their seats.
A suffrage breakfast earlier in
the day reached the height OF scnti-
ment for the women who attended.
No one chcercd, but there were n
lot OF wet eyes as Americas first
woman representative concluded
here remarks with There will be
many times when I will make mis-
takes. And need your encourage
ment and your support know !
will get II. PROMISE prom
Ise--" n little catch in the throat. a
barely perceptible trembling OF the
otherwise firm lips-end tho lady
from Montana" sat down In the
midst OF her first speech in the ma
tion's capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
NERVOUS SPELLS
And Combination OF Troubles
Relieved by Combination Of
Medicines

A quotation from one recent let
ter 81 have been taking Hood s
Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills as
course of medicine and find this
combination has worked like n
charm. They told me had neu-
ralgia. and certainly ! was In a
very low and discouraging state of
Lealth. suffered extremely with
nervousness and had neuralgia
pains so | could not sleep nights.
Those nervous spells we're aw-
full
II heard about taking Hood 8
Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills
one before meals. the other after
the suggestion struck me favor
ably so that | have taken the med
icines carefully and faithfully with
most pleasing results.
TT is a long time now since |
have had one OF those severe nerv.
Gus spells. can do a good days
fousework, can work In my garden
and walk mile" Mrs. Fred j.
Weekley. Bagdad. Fla.
Your druggist will be pleased to
supply you with these good medi-
cines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
EQUIPMENT POOL Of
u. S. RAILROADS TO
help IN WAR CRISIS

ST LOUIS, Mo, March 26."Let the government com.
pei all the railroads. TO conform their individual equipment
partments into grand equipment pool for the United
States and canada so that transportation may become AIDE
quatc to modern needsl"
This informal proposal TO the interstate commerce com
mission by some OF the eounrys biggest shippers
day being echoed turnout the nation definite plan aid
scientific distribution.
The staggering advance in living acutely brought
home to every American family nadequaey raroadug
IN meeting modern conditions Car shortage and congestion
Now the Imminent need for industrial mobilization ooaGssa
even more momontous '''' nus ""u' '' raw" p'O''
CONCERNS SAFETY ALL THE PEOPLE
OF the of the
naa The 0nsnt lumber man here in suggesting relief
III tho railroads haven't money TO do these things and cannot
ton OF tho Of m monetary aid so that
we may Dc sSs ~ @ country TO anything
In tho past continued Pierce tho frankly
the business OF country under what they
held could not be expected o d $50 mas
WHAT ARE ABNORMAL CONDITIONS
FAR n knTs s'g s ATTEMPTED to define sonorma conditions
country are n blast the
people big enough transcend the
enom condition theory and make up their minds to have sufficient
TRANSFORMATION. matter what the conditions
enough enough this situation and to stand what
periods Of Without srdn OF a7 as . I.d loco
IT perfect, clear from the attitude OF the carriers that but little
their own devices ' '"'' " '"' ''''
SUGGESTS ZIG EQUIPMENT POOL
tho rails that line II home
foreign and eeoomes subject negotiations between the line
and
all shortage hearings.
tho owning handicap
why equipment corporation instead
hundred companies! Will home
where
since railroads will possible
that tho might have tho make SUGGESTION them
pool county
The l. C. C. has prescribe OF
the roads shall Why quantity Why
compel formation scientific
this handled by
roads, difficult figure accurately what the
contribution this OF the various lines should be-
commission and received favorable consideration
TAKE OVER TERMINALS TOO
would entirely difficulties
had cubic
would conges,ed that couldn't
It
And ia the really serious problem.
into hands after horo scientific
lines would
expectations realized
railroads this Is that takes
bigger question that tho
pety o. any OF a shippers railroads"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
ORDER ITALIA CAFE
TO VACATE PREMISES

The Thalia cafe. Second ave
near Union St, must 60.
A verdict cancclling the lease held
by c. V. Gray and X. r. Van Nos
tern, proprietors. was rendered by
a jury in Superior Judge Tallman's
court Friday evening. The com
plant against the cafe charged that
IL violated the lease. which required
that the place should not be used
for the sale OF liquor. violation OF
city ordinances. and that II should
not be operated In such manner as
to arouse criticism OF neighboring
tenants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
RUSSIAN DEMOCRACY
BIGGEST NEWS SINCE
FRENCH REVOLUTION

| The revolution Is a pro-ally over
turn OF the pro-German government
which was In control of Russia
during the greater part OF the war
and which has been primarily re
sponsible for the relatively pool
showing which the enormous armies
OF Russia have made.
RUSSIAN ARMIES COMMANDED
BY GERMAN GENERALS
IL is almost impossible 10 exagger
ate the extent To which the German
influence has crippled and disorgan
lied Russia since the beginning oi
the war.
Entire Russian armies have been
surrendered without a fight by the
pro-German generals who command.
ed them. Shells and other ammuni.
ton which did not 10 Russian guns.
but did tit the German guns. have
been sent to the front by the pro.
German bureaucrats In charge OF
supplies.
It is more than probable that the
German foreign office has been try
luz w wv WIN hHAl
1t tried TO do with Mexico.
THE CAR SEVEN
EiGHTHS GERMAN
The car himself 10 seven.
eishths Gernsn---in fact, he has
only about one-sistUourth Rus
alan blood In his veins. For
more than $50 years every
czsrina has been German
princess, tho only apparent en-
ceptlon being the exarina OF
Alexander H.. who bore
Danish title. The most power.
fuI mobiles at tho Russian court
are the German princes from
tho Baltic provinces.
The most recent available stats
tics show that there were, at the
beginning Of the war. MORE THAN
200 GENERALS or PURE GER |
MAN DESCENT IN THE RUSSIAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
LOCAL NAVAL MILITIA
EXPECTS GALLON WE'D.

Washington's naval militiamen
expect 10 receive mobilization or
ders from Uncle Sam Wednesday.
This means that the 500 men.
already subject TO call, viii be alb
sorbed by the American navy. and
probably go with the battle fleets to
see service with the first line OF
defense.
We can take 22i more men II We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02

get them before Wednesday" an
nounced Commanding officer Miller
Freeman today Recruits should
apply TO me on the 26th floor OF the
l. G.. Smith building"
Already 1903 naval militiamen and
seven officers have been dispatched
TO the Puget Sound navy yard. and
expect TO leave any day. They are
sure to be taken into federal ser.
vice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02

new democracy IS THE BIGGEST
NEWS FOR THE CAUSE OF
DEMOCRACY SINCE THE BSTAB.
.LISHMENT OF THE FIRST
FRENCH REPUBLIC. Even II this
present revolution should fail, II
marks the certain downfall OF the
power OF the Russian autocracy.
The people have now learned that
a Russian imperial minister can be
thrown into jail like anyone else,
and that the walls do not crumble
around him. nor Is there lightning
from heaven TO strike the impious
hand that dared to put him there.
II In an old saying that Gear and
kaiser fall together" and II the
czar's power is as completely
broken as II now seems, tho kaiser
will soon come tumbllng after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
PAROLE OFFICER
QUITS; RAPS BOARD

Chief Parole officer G. 7. Webb
OF the Monroe state reformatory has
rendered his resignation TO the
board Of control. In his letter
Webb states that tho move 10 abol.
ish the board OF managers and vest
its power In the board OF control Is
n step IN the wrong direction.
Webb calls attention 10 his work
in the big brother" movemt Mt. and
says that he has been handicapped
in this movement by tho interior.
encc OF the board OF control IT.
says he ran for office without at
tempting to make good paper"
record. but only TO gain results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
D. A. R. IS FOR IT

Universal military training was
advocated by Washington Daugli-
tiers OF the American Revolution in
telegram sent to President VIII
son after they went on record at
their 10th annual convention held
here SATURDAY..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
COLONEL. EXPECTS TO
HAVE FIGHTING MEN

ST. LOUIS. April Col. Roose-
Welt expects TO offer Uncle Sam a
real fighting division OF troops
In a letter to friend In St
Louis. he wrote: IN don't pro
duce good results expect the war
department to scrap me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
WILL SIEzE SHIPS
when WAR COMES

WASHINGTON. April PLANS
we're completed by the government
today TO take over approximately
30 of the German merchant ships
.nterned In American ports imme-
distely n state Of war Is declared
TO exist by congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
LOCAL FIRMS BID
FOR SUB CHASERS

Seven Seattle shipbuilding con,
Germs have filed bids with the gov
eminent for the construction OF sub.
marine chasers. They are the I'll.
lIott Bay Yacht and Engine Co. Ma
tional Shipbuildlng Co. Wilson
Shipyards. Guolder Supply Co,
Shertzer Brothers q Geary and the
Western Shlpbuilding Corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02

III the jitncy mems or sanization
conforms with the state law, they
have n right to form bonding
company" declares Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Walter +. Meier.
The formation OF tho company Is
unusual. but not without precedent
In the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
ny BASIL n. MANLY

WASHINGTON, o. c.. April
2.-The Russian revolution, IL
its present success continues,
assures the downfall Of oxsrisnn
and ksiserism, and guarantees
the Victory Of the allies.
u means that there will be
. no more kings In Europe except
= few figureheads like George
v. Of England and Alfonso Of
Spain, who are maintained at
public expense FOR ORNA-
MENTAL PURPOSES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
A CORRECTION

In Saturdays theatre column
Julian appearance was CHROME
ously announced. lilo will
appear for four days. com
menoing Sunday. April y. At tho
Metropolitan theatre. In his
latest success. Cousin Lucy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
IMAM FROM HOME"
Makes GOOD At the
Wilkes PRODUCTION

One OF the best plays produced
by the Wilkes stock players is The
Man From Home" which opened
nj the orpheum with Sundays mat
inecs. for "A weeks engagement.
Norman iIackett as Daniel Noor-
hecs Pike, the country lawyer from
the state OF Indiana. came IN for
tho most praise. His presentation
OF the part was the best that he has
done for some time. John Sheehan.
as the Hon. Almeric ~. Aubyn. the
son OF the Earl OF Hawcastle. had
the comedy part Of the play. The
scene OF the story is laid around
Sorrento. IN Southern Italy.
This is Norman Hacketts last mp.
pearnnce in Seattle for some time.
as he goes East next week TO APP.
pear In new road show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02

Tate Mason. superintendent. the
county commissioners Saturday
abolished the office OF assistant
physician at the county hospital. II
was held thata there is no need for
the officer. DIR. S. =. Woodin held
the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
ALHAM BRA

ALEXANDRIA
The real. honest and truly head
liner OF the Orpheum vaudeville
bill AT the Alhambra In Una Clay.
toms "Collusion." Clean. whole
some and chock full OF laughs. Wa
see Miss Clayton at her best. Her
playlet deserves TO head better
bill.
The team OF McWatters and Ty-
son and Alice Lyndon Doll and her
musicians are acts worth mention
ing. Grace Tyson gets over In
good shape and wins many laughs
with her facial contortiona.
The Honey BOY minstrols didn't
win much applause with their
songs and ancient joker. Artie
Mehlinger was a bright spot. La
Graciosa was fair.
The Garden OF Aloha" was tho
last act on the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02

A diamond story that 10 a jewel.
The Double Squeeze" page 4 to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-02
DOCTOR LOSES JOB

On the recommendation OF Or. ]
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une srftftt 70 pirb tetees Ddfitr nne Elm
1seIoffeI soG atmsiions 3b0spbGis aHf ben
TaaaeH, aetsr. .yaisrsH uns a.nasDssbs Dlrisn.
cinsi;oHe ebesptaie 10 IN btGisss fDe,sss
9ulbsr rnb beinaes af4mafies.
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itr.H Ramsu, @,burtsori, Datum Der
Osburt uno aubrs perionalisn anaes
6sH unb 5uslei9 Gtldrsn. Of Don
ibnen ans,b0riss abbdnssn. fir bsr.n
untsrbalt iie allein gu iorsen baben
obsr pb nnbsre gremptionssriinbs Dors
banoeu iinb. Die 4nsdben miiH.n uns
ter Glib aRssseben Derben. 4u9 mub
Der 8sruf ober oas 9eiddft angege'
ben iperben. u. 8. Siritius, Setres
tor Der DabIbeb0rbs. fneie, bab bic
Rssiitriruns unb SIaifiii3iruns ii4
6innsn adt 5assn MAIDEN laiien ip.rs
be unb bab ipsnis aUmplitatiOnen bas
bsi pdren. On BEN Resiiirirunsstoa
ioli.n patriotiide 9eriammluneen auf
Sfisutli9sn pldsen unb in ben S4uIs
bduisern peranifaltet perbtH. Gin bon
ben GommonpleasriHteru gu ernens
uenbes 3iebunsstommittee pirb Die
,3iebiHaen pprnebmM.
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Mus b.m gunb. attrel,n iinb ID

aus BEN gunbs ssireim iinb I'm
bsrsansenen Sabre:
2urnbs3irf Sllinois: surnDsrsin
2aSnle, Gbicaso, 81, (nufesI6iD,
nit 60 Tliteliebern.
9urnbe5irt aaHias,WiHOuri: 5urn:
Dersin 5opefa, aans., nit III Wiis
sliebern; 9arnberein Jori Scott,
aan., NIT 40 Witsiisbsrn.
Rorb pdeific zurnbe;irt: 9urns
Dsrein SpOians, Wnib., nit 45 Mits
slieSern.
5urnbe3irf Rsbrnsta: 5urnbersin
GrsmOnt, Rs5r.. nit ga Ritslisbsrn;
1urnpsiein plaitsmouih, Rebr., NIT
45 Ulitslisoern; 3HfammsH feds 0sr@
cine nit 305 Miislisbern.
Der 9sitnnb Der Ulitslisbi4dft na6
8ssirieH III ME iolst:
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gum 2lusfraa fur iie nuf BEN pro.
aramm itebtn. Sic treffm bsute
qbsnb In Rsiu Yort Elm RIB msHsn fiA
morsen Pa6mitias i'm oOrtissn polo.
Bari i'm sriten aampf. sinsr oiertdgis
stn Serie BON SpisfsH nit ben mad.
iissn Rem Dorter ssRieien..
grft am q. b. Ults. fehren bic
.gisbsA mad Cincinnati sniid. Sn
bief.n Spislsn nit ben iiartsn 5itlifen
alubs nirb ii6 5sissn, pas pon ibn,n
in bisier Saiion gu srDorien III.