The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1914, Page 14

STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, PROHIBITIONS DISMAL RECORD OF FAILURES FIFTEEN SPLENDID EASTERN STATES HAVE EXPLODED FALSE THEORY Maine Has Just Elected a Governor and a Majority of Legislators Upon a Platform Opposed to Statewide Prohibition and Pledged to Submit to the People at the Next General Election a Local Option Law. Opposed to These Successful Candidates Were Aspirants Seeking Office on a Statewide Prohibition Platform 1914, PAGE 14. : NO TIME FOR CHAIR WARMERS | NOW Cwear OuT! HERE'S A CUSTOMER AFTER SIXTY-FOUR YEARS OF PROHIBITION, MAINE IS CRYING FOR LOCAL OPTION ASK VOTERS NOT WAR BRINGS STEADY STREAM OF TO SUPPORT MAN FOREIGN BUSINESS TO UNITED SENT TO PRISON STATES; TRADE HAVING BOOM } BOISE, Oct. 23.—Voters of Idaho NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 22—Foreign business coming to the Bre being asked by the republican | United States in the shape of huge orders for army supplies will pay State central committee not to vote | the emergency tax, which It Is now necessary to levy to assure the! for 0. V. Allen, forced to resis United States treasury an ample working balance, many times over ! The strict neutrality of this country enforeed by President Wilson State treasurer recently by Haines, and who pleaded guilty enables the American manufacturers and laborers to reap the benefits of this opportunity. | terday to a charge of embezzleme Of state funds, receiving a senten As summarized by the situation: Of from five to ten years tn ee Drison. “Inveatigation In several leading trade lines shows that within the past month there has been a most encouraging flow of new and ex-| Allen's candidacy for reelection ie sevnaisted by the central com-| tensive orders for euch important articles from our American mille a® but there fs no way fn which mame can be removed from the/ Dallot for the coming election. Allen's peculations are alleged to @mount to approximately $90,000 @nd to have extended over a pertod of four years. Vermont ...adopted prohibition i . .. adopted prohibition i . .. adopted prohibition adopted prohibition i .. adopted prohibition i . .adopted prohibition i opted prot-ibition i adopted prohibition in “tried it”? 53 years “tried it” 48 years “tried it” “tried it” “tried “tried it” “tried i “tried it” “tried it” 1850, repealed ii 1903, 1855, in 1903, 1855, repealed it in 1875, 1854, 1872, 1852, in 1863, 1869, in 1875, 1890, 1896, 1908, in 1911, ...adopted prohibition in 1855, in 1858, adopted prohibition in 1851, repealed it in 1853, “tried it” 2 years dopted prohibition in 1881, repealed it in 1893, “tried it” 12 years ... adopted prohbition in 1855, statute was declared unconstitutional ... adopted prohibition in 1855, statute was declared unconstitutional ..adopted prohibition in 1851, and annulled it by License Tax Law adopted prohibition in 1855, statute vetoed by governor New Hampshire. . Connecticut . .. Rhode Island . . Massachusetts . South Dakota. Alabama 20 years in 18 years 6 years 6 years 3 years 3 years in repealed it repealed it in the New York Journal of Commerce, this is) the ng to recent indication, has brought to many of | oor largest corporate manufacturing organizations not a few orders for | thelr products, which will keep them busy in operations for some time at least, and In one or two instances establish new records for amounts of materials required to fill single orders. “The Increasing activity of agents or buying contractors represent- Ing foreign countries, both neutral and belligerent, according to some trade leaders, has induced a feeling of the greatest confidence for the immediate and near future of our industrial operations, which, in turn, ee cannot help but exert a beneficial influence toward bringing about EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 23—The general Improvement of busin: in the United St | Fegistrar of Northwestern univer. - | Se says the girl students so far| The Star has told how it has madesable for thw fall have a higher scholarsh' ® canvases of the nation te determ Standing than the men. These av.| Whether there be any (wundatlon for the @rages were taken from members | pereriiy hit by Bocope's of the various fraternities and soror. ties. Of the former the Scribblers| Ted with an average of 1.9260. The | Ranglers folowe: Por the sororities the Chi Omega — Deane ‘Was in the lead with an average of | wi 1.9910; ‘the Alpha Chi Omega fol-| "7 “** *l founded lowed with 1.9047. | CINCINNATI FEELS IT | CINCINNATI, ©., Oct Be a Pantry | business good in Cincinnati? Chamber of Commerce following signs Pi t On M | The Dolly Vs Ira' e ce ore ber, 1914, in excess of that of 2 |the same month last year. Rok lied aad CONFIDENT he ua “incinnat utomo- AGO, Oct That busi ne Fee Can ewew the | iis gue’ trem” Octtns Fanuc, Rees confidence nnd belies wana Appetite of Your Boyhood Days seed attended by 30% more people | trade ia rapidly crystallized In the Some of you suffering men and than ever before visited a local| Northwest is the belief of L. B.| ‘women would just as soon think of| motor car exposition Winchell, traffic ector of the eating pie, jam and cookies as you| A shipment of a carioad of sugar| Union Pacific railway, who has Would of sleeping with a pair of| making machinery for Central and| just completed an extensive trip Bengal tigers. Yo're afraid of your! South American ports, was made|through that territory Stomach, If you will only try aliast week by the I er Irony $a ? 'T’S AN ILL WIND, ETC. JERSEY CITY, N. J., Oct. 2 rder for 6,000 packages of lock Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet after! Works company. > jaw a has been placed b: Wisconsin ... IS THERE ANY REASON WHY WASHINGTON SHOULD EXPERIMENT WITH THIS FREAK LEGISLATION? pushing public works tn Philadelph nd thereby alley ing unemplored conditions ts th laration m here today by Solicttor Ryan It ts likely that Mayor Blankenburg will bis 1 co to have these works begun Immediately cee GET NEW INDUSTRY NEW YORK, Oct Alboline }and other medical oils, heretofore] ade only in Russia, will soon be} ctured in the United States,| ng tot pd Staten geo-| which has ‘ollowing a AL MOVING WORKK now got | Defeat of the Proposed Amendment No. 3 Has No Effect on the Present Efficient Local Option Law VOTE AGAINST INITIATIVE MEASURE 3 (PAID ADVERTISING) ln 23.—I8 The reports the Using Stuart's Dyspepsia THEY'VE LOCKED POOR Anderson There for the may dream of the @ach meal and at bed time you will! The C. Cr Ty #0pn overcome this of reports extensi . London and ¢ Lumber con inquiries ny fear om nada, ANDERSON UP IN STEILACOOM Walker,, § was A nment with al Old St his days Chris | ht | ROANOKE 1S BUILDING Pen bag apes | ROANOKE, Va. Oct. 22 - j city hall to cost $218,000 and ¥ C. A. butiding to cost $100,000 are some of the prosperity indica. | tions here. let Old Ch » to} riches he thr # is crazy slip id Cyrus ns hotel. few igh AKO uty sheriff was drageing the old friends—the right kind—| frontiersman—he's about 80, but His one- occasionally visited him there. One} still hard as natle—along a corridor, ri of these yesterday encountered) The friend asked the deputy what diow as Chris in the court house. A dep-|old Chris was doing in the court 4 wharfinger ——————| house, and the deputy said: When Cyrus died, Chris quit and None of your damned business!” Sah Manta the lived ak that 5 | The friend followed the pair “ | to one of the private offices. Thel be fingers You've probably seen and won dered about Chris. He had a long PORTLAND, Or, Oct That | gray beard and long white hair. He lead has suddenly become an tm wore a slouch hat and a mackinaw factor in the export trade| jcoat and high logger's boots United States is shown by| | Chris came shipments now being 1 thwest chang ;|made by the Oregon district, All 1, but Chris didn't. He is as much records have b broken Jof a frontiersman today as he was . of long ago when he hitched up with BUILD NEW TUNNELS | reas Wall ; 4 he died OREGON FEELS IT 2 years be eee BIG BLANKET ORDER PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct An order from the war zon 100,000 army blankets has jawarded John and James Do |Co., Inc., of this city and as portant of the Northwest 60 huge been ere present General Manager Ames of the Puget Mill Co,, J. Hans. com, chief accountant of the com- on re. |sult 1,000 employes added WASHINGTON, D. ¢ tary of the | of Commerce, there is - call for help from i*Gee! 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A o. 2 @ Stuart Co., 150 Stuart Bidg, Mar , Mich. and @ small sample package will be mailed free, M4 shipments of ¢ | According to Thomas Grant, secre Washington DETROIT OPTIMISTIC secretary of the prevailing here part n that things are going kl excellent h BIG COAL SHIPMENTS coal were cleared trom Baltimore MILLIONS AVAILABLE PHILADELPHIA, Oct there are millions of dollars avail- have BROOKLYN Ground | has been bre construc tion of the two new tunnels unde the East river, which will | several hundred men employed. | WILL SMELT OUR TIN | NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—Says the Evening World, editorially | “The United States is going to smelt its own tin, Last year It sent all its tin concen- trates to British smelters. The war cut off our supply of Ichthyol, a mineral oll, val uable in medicine, found in the Austrian Tyrol, Somebody has looked around and found plen ty of Ichthyol where nobody ever sought it before—in fossil beds in this country, ‘Paterson, N. J, Is fired with ambition to outdo Lyons as a silk center, Why not? “There is no spur like neces. ere.| sity.” well being —tieitted payroll of FRANCE BUYS MULES # a month.| WARRENSBURG, Mo., Oct egan opera French government | place dan order with local jand horse buyers for 10,000 caval ry and artillery animals, to be de livered as soon as they can be ob this | tained. year gia HORSESHOES NEEDED CATMBAUQUA,, Pa, Oct It is estimated here that the tota number of horseshoes ordered in this vicinity by the governments] of the allied armies will reach} 24,000,000, Oct Chamber an unusua various big ruses Oct, 23 Commerce, re is a bet of our aterially in LLENT In rey conditions dred, erclal Club has mule Oct, ‘on in h thin her reports, | na of soft That | Cyrus Walker Chris had a squaw whom he re garded as his wife, thgngh no cler n had ever joined them took up government land Chris saya she was spirited away by false friends—and much land in her name was lost to Chris because he couldn't show that the squaw was his wife. Others got the claimed as his Cyrus Walker had better luck. For one thing, he could read and write, wherein he had the better of Chris. Ludlow, where Chris gpent most of his time inthe early days, became a place of Indus: trial importance. Walker founded the Mille Co. It and land Walker rich, He became in time the rich. est man in all the Northwest. Chris says old Cyrus sort of forgot his partner when the money came. As the company grew In wealth and operations, young- er and more modern men came Chris, in his meandering 8 them of “freez- land which Chris Puget made He never loses an opportun- ty to tell this. Of recent years his imaginings have become grotesque. He thinks, some- times, that some one is trying to poison him. Also he imag- Ines he Ie Jesus Christ, rd. atid University Scenic Cafe FIRST AND STEWART A Place to Eat Hotel Baden Grill Entertainment of Highest Merit Entrance 104 Pine ISN'T IMPORTED NEW YORK want hay beer trade, but believe US, if we do, we've got the hops, we've got the malt, we've got the water, too!” Such was the sentiment express: ed by the master brewers in con vention here, discussing the crisis in beer imports. And further Oct, 23. to steal We don't | to Germany's {t Is persistently ru mored, as a result of hints dropped at the convention, that maybe a whole lot of that “imported” beer we used to buy never saw the in-| side of a trans-Atlantic Hner's hold at all. It was probably brewed somewhere between Buffalo and St Louis, by the world’s best brew masters, whom American concerns pay salaries that no German brew ery can meet SHE URGES TRUTH OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 23.—The dele. gates attending the state W. C. T U. convention were snrprised by Dr. Amelia V, Dranga, of Pittsburg, who told of the conditions existing re- garding diseases among children She urged mothers to speak more plainly to their children concerning sex questions. The real estate bargains of Seattle are to be found in ‘THE STAR WANT ADS, pany, and two doctors, the deputy and Chris. It wae established that Chr was undoubtedly crazy. It was testified that he had no means. He was found insane and or- dered committed to Steilacoom. So far as is known, Chris has no relatives living. ‘ MODERN DENTISTRY FREE EXAMINATION 22K Gold Crowns...$5.00 Bridgework ... 5. Full Set of Teeth. Porcelain Crown..... Gold Fillings .. Silver Fillings We do exactly a Lady Attendant. Terms to guit. All work guaranteed 15 years. ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS! let and Pike, Opp. Public Market! Laboring People’s ventists,