SATURDAY, APRII. 9. 1021

AUSTRIA'SPROBLEM ISPERPLEXING

"Second Hoover" Tells HowHe Battles Scarcity of

Food Supply

|<\ MiI.TON IIKONM K[ LONDON. April » "If the great

power- of the Wm( only win help

Austria thru the present, *h« *UI

Mkannc" OBce more to stand on herIT» n feet. buy food and coal. and exfjjit goods that all the world wants"

Wjhu me*-«jige wm* given nie by

\u25a0fKlloover of Austria, l>r Alfredwho came with th«

HPTrton chancellor to lay Austria'*

Ese before the supreme council of

\u25a0he allies. Not only doea Omen

Eirffr know Hiiover well, hut theirEn i i n In mm< re»|>e,-ts are similar

\u25a0 tlruenherger Is faced «lth an\u25a0mpty national cupboard snJ mil*'Euinafie to fill It.B> "In order to Ret by. wo haveBp ration everyone very strictly

W"Our bread ration to each cltlrenLch week is one loaf of bread welchmr lis ounces.

"In addition, for cooking purposes, we allow a ration of ahnut

17H ounces of flour per week perkMd

"We allow a ration per week perbend of about 4 ! ounces of fat andthe same amount of meat.

"We also allow a ration of about

S4 ounces of sugxr per head permonth

"If people can ret flab or ecir» or

poultry or fresh frulta or vagetabl*ye do not attempt to ragulate lhatI "When I aay rations, t mean th»>U. what people are allowed to buy

K"l#t me explain how Austria ha-

\u25a0dm to this paastreaties hare carved up the

empirebeet of our former fond l.ind*

psvo been given to Ju«aS!.hi« indRumania We similarly have l>>»t

?ur coal."Now the present Austria need*

for Its life coal and food.

"But our money Is way down In

the world's marts A dollar used t<

bvv S kronen. Now It buys TOO."Toil ran see what I am up against

When I go out to shop for a nationand want to buy food

?Therefore, one of the first regutslte*. If the alllea don t «jmi

Austria 'o die. la to help us stabiliseour currency.

"Cive us coal and we can startour Industries. Give us food and wecan feed our workmen

"To live, Austria must he able to?tart her factories going The prae-aat Austria has few grain fiel.la orOta! mines. Our life must be basedUpon Industry.**

McManua Lea re*

for Los AngelesJoseph MManus. who ha* wen

\u25a0any admirers during hla short starjglth the Wilkes stock company. kM

by ths Wilkes man-agecoent to the Majestic theatrs. In

Von AngelasMr McManus la from ths East.

Where he ha* appeared In stock with

\u25a0Brae at ths leading companies.* He

also has enjoyed a highly successfuloarer In motion pictures He waslast seen here on the acreen with

Fnift Keensn. In "The World

*flame" "

McManus will begin his I.o* AnIn two weeks

Shonts' Will ItOrdered Probated

SEW TORK. April S?Tlie will oftt«od'>re P. Shonts was ordered pro-ban-'I yesterday by Surrogate JamesfWey. after Mrs. Mltla D. fthont*.Widow of Shonts. had filed a letterwithdrawing her charges against Mrs.

C. Thomas, chief legatee.la Shont* estate, which was

Wiosrn to be "over 1700.000." willedtioo.ooo to his widow. 1100.000 dlridoed between two sisters, and ths balMire to Mrs. Thomas.

Shonts died in sn apartment houseis which Mrs. Thomas also maintain-ad an apartment.

Seattle Man EndsHU Life in Tacoma

TACOMA. April ?-?"Cremate mybody and hare nry ashes scattered onPug'? Hound, U»« «rat*m of which IHfv*"

That was the message that WilliamHuggard. a mining engineer of Heat-tl* whote before he shot and killedhlmnclf h»re last night at a 10th *t.hotel.

Huggard used a sawed off shotgunwhich he had evidently carried withWm in a suitcase from Heattle, dis-charging both barrel*.

No motive for the suicide I*known

Protect Forests,Urges President

Washington, April ».?iv«wiHarding ha* l**ued * proclamn-

»»ttlng a*ld« the week of May 22a* f«re*t protection wwk, and

?fged that *pecial attention be givento mean* of preventing forest fire*.

The leading attractloo an neit"«k'i new bill of Orpheum Circuitvaudeville at the Moor* Is tha popu-lar favorite. Bloaaotn B«e|ey. H*roffering. In which ah* In a**l*t*dbyfour clever young men, U called"Mm Bynropatlon "

Mis* Ldya Adler. daughter of thefamou* tragedian. Jacob Adiar, lamaking her debut In vaudeville in aone-act playlet. "Tha RaautlfulLady "

A novelty of the play la thatIt ha* no man In the ca*t.

Ned Norworth I* another featuredplayer on the new bill With a plainpiano he manage* to portray allkind* of levity, farce, burlesque and\u25a0traight comedy.

"The Four Oo**lp«" la a femalequartet number.

I?arry Comer will present hi* In

tlmate nong revueProa per and Maret are a couple of

collegian* who undoubtedly paidmora attention to athletic* than they

did to their atudle*Selblnl and Nagle offer a novelty

called "The Rutterfly and the Cat."AMBUS U CKRFTI'RNS Tf» WII.KKM

Hall Calne'a famoua dramatic offering. "The Christian." will he theattraction of the Wllke* atock com-pany for the current week, starting

with a matinee today.

I nusual Intereat I* centered in the

return of Alexis l.tice, popular leadtng man. who will be neen In th*

role of John Htorm. the mlnlater. Inthl* offering.

Jane Morgan also ha* a very

prominent role aa Gloria Quajrle, themualc hall *tar.

The scenes of action are laid Inlymdon. Kn gland

PKFTT\ MOIIFI.S ATI.KVVMORPHKI M

A atunnlng fa*hlon *how will !>eone of the bright spot* In 'TlieSpring Model*," the new mualcalcomedy which open* today at l/cvy'a

Orpheum.A wore of pretty girls will appear

clad In smart, up-to-data style* furnlahed by »everal leading department

store*The ncflon of the *how takes place

In a large department store, withEddie Wright and George Rehn. thetwo comedian*, appearing as thestore manager*.

There will bo a number of catchymiwlcal offering*.

TWO HKU>I.I\KRSAT PALACE HIP

The new *how acheduled to appearat Lmw's Palace Hip tomorrow I*

described a* a well balanced and »ntcrtalning collection of noveltie*(Cra>ed by two headline attraction*.

PANTAGES\u25a0Matlaee* JiM Xlflta 7 mm* ?

RKUIWIHn MONDAY NiITIICB

neaatirul STtifllr Offertag

LOTTIE MAYERand Her

Sirenic Sand Witches in a GorgeousAquatic Fantaxy

I' H*Hu7Tiunr?n TKT^iTTuxTinou^"Two HecanU" I "Darltne** and Haw* 1 ' |

ICMKFOm. » BOTH W KM. I I *MA It*IIA1,1 j I"lilt*mf Art" I | Hlflr «»trl* and »nn«* |

Tvrm Vaudeville Fararftea

VARDON & PERRY"Tfc# Mvf Wire* mf the A. K. F. M

I'mntmttrmrop*. Pr+memtins HpUoifr I l*f of "VfUf« I'lngfM"

(arnrpnl AdmUalffiii Msllsffa J4sr. >l|hla, W)« .

Lolya Adler on Moore Bill* * * * * * * * *

Lace Returns to Wilkes Co.

I?lAtlya Adler, Moore. £?Kuth kichard, Levy's MimicalComedy company. s?Alexia Luce. Wilkin. I?MildredLowell, Palace Hip. s?L'ngel and Marxhall, coming toPantagcH Monday.

"Tha Htepptng Riona Ravua." anouUtandlng feature of the bill, pre-wnu a versatile and accomplishedquartet of boya and girl* headed byPhil Golden.

At Burton and Mary (">** share(ha headline position In their oddity,which they call "A Ravu* of 1»2I."

Two young men who hare heapaof personality and talent are QyyMcCormack and Cliff Wlnohlll.

ituatlc humor la found In the character sketch presented by HerbertHodge and Mildred Lowell, enlltled j'Object Matrimony."

The Cliff Bailey Duo are comedyacrobat*.

Puck Jone* tn "The Rig Punch" lathe fentijre photoplay%QI ATI!" STARCOMING TO PAN

little Mayer I* aal<l to have *ur-

pa«sed all her prevlou*. effort* In hernew vnudevllle offering. "ReachFollies." which come* to the Pantage* on tha new bill, tieglrning Mmilay matinee aa the headline attrac-tion. Mis* Mayer la one of the l>e«tknown swimmer* of the country andfor aome time aha haa devoted thlaart tn the stag*.

Vardon and Perry will presentcomedy character im[>er»on*tlona Inmusic and dancing.

llamlln and William Mackhare an act titled "Two Records"that la n|v>sether#i*w.

Oeorge and Paul Hickman are twoblackface funster*.

Clifford and Rolhwell In "Rita ofArt" are two artistic entertainer*

Frigel and Marshall are two *tun1nlng glrla who offer a re|>ertolre ofsongsPKOGV MAT INRl TI.FK RIIVIK

Hunday night, at the Rutler Hotelcafe. Mr. P. W. Hughe* will Intro-

! dues hla seventh edition of thei mualcal revue. "Revel* of 1921." withpractically a complete chance of pro-

I gram.Peggy May. the new memler of

I the tevtie. win have a fetching num-ber. "A Mouthful of Kisses," In

1 which the chorus girl* will appearto advantage

I Harold Raymond. Blanche Ensign. Margie P.ateman and RvelynHarrl* will all lie aeen In new

j specialties,Andy Ward'* orrheslni furnlshe*

i the dance music.

5 BURGLARIESARE REPORTED

Phonograph and ValuableJewelry Taken

A phonoCTliph "li t a valuahla lotof Jrwrlry *»r» Imiudrd rnnnlK (fir

artli'lim atoton In flvn titiritlnrlra r»IKittnl la ixillr* Kilday nlflit andSaturday iiiumlnjr

Aft«r prylnir »l»ii th» window ofthe hoina of Mia. 1.. I'otnrroy, *ls*SJr.t af» N W . thieve* atols riotonly a |ihonoirrapli, lull even thar acorda

Hevrral diamond rtnr*. two Markfox fura. two pair* of kid elovaa. twoKxild »atih»a and a naoklaca were

ntolap from tha Itoma of H. P.NValkar, 1142 N SJd at

Opening the window after rutting

out a pl«i» of Rlaaa, tmrglara atolra vacutnn rlaanar from Mm MJohn won. 401S Kalrinnunt av*.

Ruth Hargrove'* ault, a pair nf?llppar* and a |M»tr of glove* wern

Molen from h»r hofna at IJ4* Dnlarave Kntertng wllh a paaakey,

Imrglar* atola aevtral dollar* froma ladle*' pur*> and from the porkela

of a pnlr of ttwuaara In Mr* VuWarden'* bom* at ISOO Auatln at.

Jefferson DavisServant Is Dead

W AHJIINOTON, Api ll * Jam**Jone« Mho, durlr.g the civil war.wan the body *ervant of JeffrrwmI d»ed »t hi* home hn» yeeter

dar Since 11*3 Jone* him b»rn anemploye of the senate etallonery

room.He I* the man who I* reputed to

have taken the great eeal of the t"onfederacy when I>av|a was raptured.

*nd burled 11. The eeal waa neverfound

Haircut 60 Cent* onSaturday Night, PlanTha advlaablllty of raining the

price of halrruta to ?« rent* on Halurdny night* will be dlM'UMied at a.pecial meeting of tha Master liar

IM-ra' aaaodatlon In the White building barber ahop April SO. It I* b*

lleved that *uch a rata would tend

lo relieve the congestion of buslriesnon tha laat day of tha week Hep.

rem-ntatlvea of all ahopa. whether

union or not. are Invited to attend

One of Seattle'sFirst Settlers Dead

SNOH<<MU<II. April * Alonxolx>w, one of Seattle a flrat white a-ttier*, la dead here at the a*ce of *i.

came to the little aettlement at

Alkl Point with hi* father In Hi?,

ahortly after tha place waa locatedKor 50 year* be baa been a ? Itlxenof gnohomlah county.

Here's a Mystery;Why Did He Swear?Whether the man who waa In the

back yard of C. I. Kelly'* home at

110 Newton at. Frl<lay night using

foul language had onlfr laat a collarbutton or waa thinking of the poll

tax had not been determined Satur-day. Kelly called for police, but theawearer had vanished

TOO WEAKTO WORK

Ly& L Piakkaa'a VefeUUeCtapond Restored Mn.Qaialy'i

Heakk Now Ske Doe.Her Homework

Sholbrrllla. Mo.?"l wax only ableto do light housework btnuM for»?"" * wminw l*'i

month* my |*ri-ods ware oxrea-mvo. I htd wonvour medicine 01-U-n*ively adver-tiaed and thoughtI would give it ?

fair trial. I tookabout eight boxesof I.jrdla K, Pink-ham a VegetableCompound Tab-let* according todirection* and I

feel like a different woman. I harenot taken any medicine during thepant three months and I believe myailment i* cured. I am now able todo all my housework and attend to mypoultry and garden. Ifyou feel thatmy teatimonial will benefit anyoneyou are welcome to uae It in Tour ad-vertiwment*."-Mr*. L. I>. OniNl.Y,R. F. I). No. 2, Shelhyrille. Mo.

I.ydia E. Pinkham'* VegetableComjiound make* women atrong,healthy and able to bear their bur-den* nnd overcome tho*e in* to whichthev are subject.

Write I.ydia E. Pinkham MedicineCo., (confidential), Lynn, Man.,about your health.

?Advorllaeraent.

BIG RETURN ENGAGEMENT

?Mtllf'i Poptilar leading Mai ,

JANE MORGAN I V 1AMD WIUHS liBPSTOIK COMPANY

II M lGRIPPING DRAMATIC WMAATKRPIECS

MAHHIVK SKT3I KVKMiVfi*?iMe?\u25a0> »i.«o|

K\TH\ I'KOI'I.K [ M ATI*F.K» «Te «« nor)

WILKES THEATRE

ROUSING FINISHTO SAFETY WEEKPavement Dance and Plenty

o* Jazz MusicMeattle'* big Safety Week cam-

paign will he brought to a routing

conclusion Saturday night.A pavement dance, ataged on Tike

at . between Secund and Third avea.,will be given whan a safety program*lll be held «lth a eerie* of entertainment feature* ahortly after 7O'clock.

With Carl Mile* leading the Klka'lland. two other entertainment* willhe offered at thla street meeting Onela llalph Pollock and hla "originalbroken melody ayncopalora" /rt.mthe Hippodrome. The other la theKmerald trio, comprlolng Kobert vul-gar. Harry Mortahan and I red Mill-deaux.

After aafety meeaage* hare beendelivered by Four Minute speaker*,tha audience may indulge In pave-ment darning to tha stirring "Jan"of I'ollock'a synropators

While Hatur<l«y will mark an off!-rial cenclualon to Rafrty Week.*poakera trill atreea th* neceaaity ofmaking every wwk a Kafety Week

In thl» mtnwr, It la believed thattha wWr ram pa inn wa«rd duringth* week will act aa ? permanent

benefit In reducln* Seattle'* toll ofaccident*.

Convention Trip forBiackwell All Off

Jamoa E BUu-kwall, auperlntend

ent of bulldlnir*. Will not attond theconvention of rlly building offlrlalalo bo hold In Cleveland on April 17Tha council finance rommlttee doclarod KYlday that trip* of thla kindwould l>o banno<l In future fllarkwall did not aak to be aont to the convent ion.

Horoscope Gloomy,Hoopskirts, Fires

NKW YORK. April 9 Inrendlary flrea at tho oaplto) at Wnahlng

ton, troubloa botwoon capital andlabor md earthquakea ara aomo of

tho thin** predicted by I'rof flua-lave Moyrr. Hobokon'a aatrologlat.Ha alao pro<llcta a return of hoop

aklrta. failure of prohlbltllon andlowor rant*.

WARRANT OUTFOR EX-COP

Harvey Tried to Bribe, ThenAttacked Oflicet. Charge

Arrused of attempting to brlt>ePatrolman It H. Kruger. whenKruger attempted to eearcli hla autoIn a gar.ige on Nob Hill ave . andthen lo have knocked Kruger off therunning iMnl aafhe dri.*e away. exPatrolman/('liarlea Harvey, dlscharged recently for an allegedknorkover of a whinky auto train atl.akota I -en ih, wan nought by polu.«Saturday.

Kruger ewore to a warrant rharg

ing ll»r\ey with resinting an officerin Justice John H fJordon'a courtI'rtday afternoon Kruger aaya thatHarvey admitted to him that tha

auto contained five en»« of whisky.

"I've got all the 1-oya fixed andMl give you 1100 to go on alotityour bualnea*," Harrey aaid toKruger. the officer aaaerta. Harvey"*

tail will I* S&O4.

Aged MeuengerMakes Death Sure

HAN r R A NC I RC O, April t

Onrir Jacket! took no cJuncfiWhen he committed aulclda her*

yeaterday ha flrat took poiaon and

than *aphy*laled hlmaelf.Jacket \ra* tt. Hi had worked aa

a l-ank meeeengor for mora than 50yeara. \u25a0Halurday hi* employer*

notified him that they ha.l no further

uae for him %Ho told hla wlfo that ha eueaaed he

waa jrrttlnK too old to eorn hi* living.

Sander Funeral onSunday at 2 o'ClOck

Kunernl services for Fred F. San

dor. pioneer railway builder, will be

hold at the Ronney Wateon chapelat 2 o'clock Sunday. Rev. Dr. H. H.Gowrn will deliver tht funeral ad-itreaa.

Circus AcrobatU Killed in Fall

CHICAOO, April While rehoarain* an aerial act here yeatorday. Krnrat Ward, member of the"Plying Ward*" clrcua troupe ofacrohat*. fell 40 feet to hla deathfrom a trapfre.

THE BIG, EXCEPTIONAL

MUSICAL SHOWOF THE YEAR *

IS HERE NOW

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mm i.Ai ciii i* TIIK?-

IIIKNA?AND

tiik ma*t / nr It*]riti-rTTT I\EirlliTina ok the PAMora iiiisiiCHOIUIS IK COMKIH AN. ANDTIIK Hill, A Hid SI'FPOIIT-KI.AIIOItAIK | N (J ( oni'tM

SPRING -»*-

\UgSr "THE SPRINGi toTiAtkht unnn c"

HH*s.or muucLo'!o?l>oi* :S "

SNAPPY KUN?CATCHY Ml NIC?-- PRETTY liIRI.STnrm. Amnlriirs. (saslr? More, Tlmr*. C ho run <slrl«* ( onlr»(

v/m/toimmi

THe Great American Home

AT J P. M. SIMMY funeralservices will held at the BoothUndertaking Co. chapel for Mr*

Anna Jones Allen. (1, who diedThurrday at the home of her daugh*

ter, Mr* Martha A Hougers, !fl7Helvldere ave

THE SKATTLK STAR PACE 3

PROTECT WOMENIS 0. A. R. PLED

Restriction of ImmigrationIs Recommended

HPOKANE, April, 9 "Hevere ra-«trl<tlori" of immigration lo thet'nlted Ht*te* for five year* I* rrc-unmindod In reeolutlon* *ent toPre*l<Jenl Harding «'>d member* ofconcreae by the Oaughter* nt theAm'rlnw Revolution In *tat« eonventlon here.

A firm *tnn<l Ik taken for I'glaln*

tlon to protect women *n<l children.|{e*oltit|on* urn* a uPatr law t<i protrrt children liorn out of wedlock,entitling them to their father'* nam"

and eiipimrt National endowment ofmotherhood || nought. A treaty withCanada to malte wife d<«ertlon an*«tr idllal.le offenae I* a»ked al*o.

Mr* W. H. Walker, Seattle, ml

elected etate rtgent, to eerve twoy<-are, and Mr*. W. If Patten, Ho-qutam, wa* el«*cted vice regent.

For a Julrjr eteak, let'* go toHoldt*?Advertliiement.

I

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McCormick andWinehill

MJ«at f»r ? Laafh*

Hodge and LowellIn \u25a0 < mm+4r f laiaftf

"OHJKCT, MATRIMONY"

Cliff Bailey Duot>»*Mf »llea» Kaeater*

In Ttiaea, Twlate Fella

And

SPECIAL FEATURE

Burton and Shea-A RKVTR Or 1»I"

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reater* riiliptar

Buck Jones"Tbe Big Punch"A luatlat Dnaa ?( Weater*

NERVOUS HEADACHESAND DIZZY SPELLS

"I had nervou* spells tha' wouldlut a couple of days,'' says Mm W.H Wolf, of No. 107 Chicago a>«nut. Youngstown. Ohio "I wa> easily

\u25a0Lartled. was restless at night andmy limbs trembled I waa ao nervous.I wu subject to nervou* headachesand blind, dlny spell* At time*th»re. was a *ort of fluttering feelingIn my stomach.

"After reading about I>r. William*'Pink Ptlls In tha paper I cava thema trial and felt better In a few days.I kept up the treatment four waekaand my nerve* are In a much Im-proved condition. 1 can Bleep well,my appetite I* good and I haven'thad a headache since I started takIn* J>r. Williams' pink Pllla. In fact,all tha symptoms of my trouble havedisappeared and I am triad po recommend the remedy to others."

Oet a box of I>r. Williain*' PinkPill* at your drunrl*t'* today orwrit* to th« Dr. William* MedicineCo.. ffe-henertady. N. Y? encloainjt*lxty rent* and a box will be a«ntyou. postpaid. A little book. "Dl*.eaae« of the Nervou* Bymem." whichexplain* the treatment, wll] be sentfree on requeat.?Advertlaemrnt.

NOW PLAYING?A RUGGED STORY OF RUGGED MEN?ANDTHE HERO IS?-

WILLIAM RUSSELL

?IN?-

"BARE KNUCKLES"In which the refining power of a pure love re*

generates a "brute."

Jean Wolfenden, "SEEING ISSoprano BELIEVING"

Singing? *

'Bonnie Sweet Bessie' MUTT AND JEFFOrchestra Selection

"MIKADO" INTERNATIONALA. K. Wolfenden, Dir. NEWS

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