The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1915, Page 1

ELL us, Mr. Married Man, how do you split with yqur wife? Say, madam, how do you get yours? Should a wife get wages? Or should she say, ‘Pretty please” and “Thank you kindly!” for dribs, drabs and doles from hubby? Is the wife a slave, a partner or the boss? Read Boalt’s story today on “Runaway June,” who felt degraded when her brand-new husband gave her money. ‘Then write The Star what you think about it. .Perhaps you’ll win that $25. PAID CIRCULATION | GUARANTEED OVER | G Hi 55 000 EDITION | 9 The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News aa Se oe High te IR, ee Sontss DAILY VOLUME 16. SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, JANUARY 44, 1915. ONE CENT Settee ANP dete dee ae A German Air Fleet Believed Preparing for Long-Threatened Invasion of Great Britain — | pss: ‘Human Repair Shop’ at German Front LUNDIN ais Sabie ae aa 4 Patches Torn and Maimed Soldiers | | | _and Sends Them Back Again to Trench BEGINS By Karl H. Von Wiegand. 18.—(By Courier to The Hague and Mail to | New York, Jan. 5.)— = cA | ’ a fs } | and wounded thus far placed at > were learning anew the failing back on a grand jury only as a last re » i ra rt. use of brain, tongue, fiche with ull the other unfin "i . sing Alfred H. Lundin took office | ° ae ON L] UOR Today I saw men being today as prosecuting attorney THE WAR LINE-UP taught to talk again, In with the statement that te jj fs } me would begin at.once a thorough FRANCE AND BELGIUM— the “human repair shop, grafting. = | Germars admit allied gains | s c fialA’ In order to avoid the expense | near Soissons; severe fighting the great German field of maintaining a grand jury, — | along entire lire. i se ° he said, he would conduct the |F GERMAY—Fighting in Al hospitals, these men inquiry with his reguiar staff, sace increasingly severe: de! i \. OLYMPIA, Jan. 11.—Initiative 000. RUSSIA — Germans claim Bill No. 18, the brewery and hotel hands and feet. ished litigation to which he falls slow, steady gains in Vistula liquor measure, {s now formally be They had received their bap. heir, Lundin received from John F. fighting. . fore the legislature, Secretary of | Murp: the retiring prosecutor, AUSTRIA—Sliav invasion of § the affidavits of three underworld women, in which is said to be set Hungary lags. State Howell having certified there | TURKEY—Heavy damage were 45,316 valid signatures out of total of 46,167. i forth the allegation that money wan ported to Derdenbties niet ehetel. EAE IAT. » ORY AMA | | paid Peltx Crane, enpponed bose of fo Seat conratih seeded, store the victimes to partial {the tendertoin, for pollee protec-| maseere at tebeignels ae Under the initiative law. this ‘ : X normality. tion. | stantinople feared. } eyidwoy ayer out He Goes Right to Work 3 : + > vein ght oer sella school building, well Lundin « ted he had not yet n, 11.— Apprehenel others except appropriations, and lighted and aired had opportunity to study this and German invasion of England the legislature therefore probably | LIGHTLY WOUNDED other evidences of official wrong: general in army circles today, | Tee Someone of the Hance ceantion ONLY GIVEN FIRST AID doing, but would devote the first as general in artay obs within the next two weeks at the | Prof. Bockenhelmer, in charges, days of bis administration to un most. and Dr. Luetkenmuetier, chief sur. @arthing all facts possible to throw There is a decided antagonism geon, explained the work light on the situation the French port of Dunkirk, and” fears that the movement will force itself across the channel at any even among a number of “wets” to E . They have cared for 2,100 severe Fred I a former U. 8. dep-| | Sam aw; ae time are felt. the initiative bill, and an alterna-| very woman right now wants a neat new canes, but the lightly wounded ere uty marshel, will be Lundin's staff) [Sige igs Be od : The Times reports that 16 Ger tive measure will, without doubt,) hat—something dressy to wear through the rest given first ald treatment and cent fnvesticator, Hugh M. Caldwell is) Q ao y = a man aeroplanes were seen recon- be submitted to the people's vote} with it The objection to the initiative bill) fs that it is in the nature of a back to the home bases, as this ia | bis cb put itering over the English channel a too cloke to the actual front to per A decided nervousness was re 7 i : vs yesterday. After an extended Might mo A Zeppelin and three monoplanes: of the winter until the Easter bonnets bloom. But with most every woman it’s a question of subterfuge, transferrng the saloon|{) Make it herself or do without. : ‘ plore than © score of, cases, | While Lundin was taking posses paged ver that 250 other ene er rocanae hones: eat! The hat you yourself make has INDIVIDUALITY trepenning operations “bed been |Alseka building, Miss Reab MM |ports Saturday night. The craft hotels. It’s fitted to your own head and features necessary, were shown Whitehead was taking over the were flying high and were thought The bill provides that liquor may Its. INDIVIDUALITY i DISTI ON : ee ee eee to be headed for Dover. a » id te: Gaeste io'any hotel har } rs anc TINCTION make it was a singular picture. * ar i‘ igre po ~ poe nerf the hat artistic and becoming Through the windows came the Hrown's justice court. Seattle's By Fred L. Boalt ; Five, sanceers — xtee ae - | ie f rs . stice will t her " © th " ‘ day's bombardment a nkirk, In order to get a frank expression Then, since you surely want another hat, why not it Glitiig, sekoemtaak Posey fret aaa T Be: ‘a , I IS the biggest question in the world several were wounded, and a num | = rt hgeend a the bist MAKE ONE maiming the human “ten cine.” On the desk before the bench Divorce pales in comparison The Double Standard | ber of outbuildings were damaged, ive roposed by some mem " f : H tear i t 3 , t Tics ced. vty tor be penned, ts It's easy if you know how. The Star is going to [f|/Here they were being patched up. was a mans of carnations ond other |of Morality dwindles into insignificance. Capital and Labor, |, A German airman who atten of “ : ni lowers sen y ends of e ; i A : ry i? one that will limit the number of | TELL’ YOU HOW. Beginning Tuesday, The Star foe allke, bathing fevered | young wor War and. Peace, Tariff and Free Trade, the Servant Prob-| sities at Amiens was parenedi the saloons in the state and will|— will print a series of articles by a celebrated milliner brows and teaching pale-faced, One « yunced in the lem, Jitney Busses, the Life Now and the Life Hereafter—| French aviator, and in the ensuing” f her department is the |these leave me n of Monday, Wednesday also limit the hours when bars may} be kept open to from 7 a m. .to on hat making at home. d fight the rman machine was de bearded men to speak the most proce i it stroyed, its pilot killed, and the of- persed tect acs — — | designa Don't miss these articles. The hat described is a Th bigg i a 1 N i. a F (Conthined eel palee¥3 ond Frids captdtica’ ar is biggest question has been asked by George Ran-| ice: who was making observational Both Initiative Bill No. 18 and the| ‘dressy, smart creation, which you can wear for a ratgni is. By this|dolph Chester, creator of J. Rufus Wallingford \ wan vonmautad, seriously wonnnet alternative bill make provision for] general utility” article for more than one season means, Justice Whitehesd sald, the Chester has put his question into story rm and he calls . - ——— * Gethin goon, tee cnet tani | -An»d even if you don't want to be your own H AU)() STAR BOYS tesierisuttineiaataver men: it “Runaway June” The question, as een med FEAR MASSACRE fn the legislature will be centered milliner, you'll find her articles full of valuable ey will be economized nts a ia eta = “ eaten The “drys” will oppose a special 4 4 + . In the sheriffs office a general \unaway june wil arta re oOlomal theatre next co Ky NOPLE congas Tied aagy bolbanend suggestions on hats, hat trimming, hat buying, change was in progress. Bob Sunday IN NSTANTI the vote on the Mauer, measures | and hat wearing. Hodge ant down at the desk where Now, the question which Chester asks—this biggest . > . 2 wae Jpn ew | questic ew riggest because it af s more people| _ ROME, J ‘1.—That imme 1916, 19 months after the state shall minutes there was a complete new [question in the w biggest because it affects more people| , ROME. ian a nine Ousenna have gone under a “dry” status. inset Mii T set of Acputies jaiters, stockade than does any other question—affects, indeed, every husband | ponges of the DarJanel'ce by the-Aie It is hardly possible, however, keepers and office kelp on the pay-jand wife in the world—and, for th matter, every bachelor French fleet's bombardment was that the “drys” will be able to stave roll ho isn’t dyed th 00 ve spins e me thoud satiate 7 t | Four hundred Star carriers and Hanna as county treasurer w ildn't possibly be persuaded to change their minds—/ Cons ‘ " if united, claim to have per cen | will eather ai The Star it there be any such—which I doubt was growing that eventually the ak control of the house, and about 60 | branch boy office at 7:20 tonight, when they i omentous questior s done: anette a Nes would force a passage of the 4 elicotteri will march in a body to the Moore SNOW IS HAMPERING meee seipeniedi Coe oN NCRH ONY os gees begging for an strait, in which event fears were theatre, where they will be guests answer : felt in Rome that {t would be hard oy, T and Boaco's nwatery yften, and in any differen ays, by so differer eigners at the Ottoman capital, NEW YORK, Jan. 11—Louisa tr Id, when they cae srt nent uel ” VIENNA, Jan, 11.—-The Russians kinds tte le rd 0 aha hi i eiepag gages apuohae was learned, also, that the Turk A NEW OFFENSIVE Rose, a young woman of 24, was their way through a pan The show ix out of the beaten|have not yet attempted to push “IBCs 0! Pe aay. Hekrte Rave hele Crsputes Dave arlsen were as yet ignorant of the defeat ne | rescued by the police today found the captive huddied in |track, combining magic, mystery, their invasion of Hungary, the war jover it, and many hear lave bee n broken because of it, their forces had suffered in Tramas PETROGRAD. Jan. 11. Roth ics Gaasde bleak 1h: CHIN her place of imprisonment. | music and mirth, presenting for the | office stated today It was thought | that my mind turns all topsy-turvy when | seck to find the. caucasia Russians and Germans were con-| ior se The latter said that when her fa-| first time in Seattle a number of likely this was due to the snows, one right answer among the many offered ! centrating their forces’ in Poland} ther bro in Jersey oS. “ss time pserded Hindu apples ) “are Bare? ged percent Pe bbe in The ouestion? GERMANS ATTACK . lash | 5 ago, she came to New York to! performance will receive the K e Carpathians * ee . rhe Tgivians were tethalie «| Nick Ferrari, a woman, was jook for work bf the carriers and branch boys| The Rurasians have » mbarded DOES A WIFE EARN WAGES? | ALONG THE AISNE reinforcements, and all indications ed on a white slave Nick Ferrari, she asserted, met | goes without saying, and @ crowd. the heights northeast of Zaklicayn J Warner, nee Moore, | h | were that they were preparing for rge in connection with the [her at the ferry and offered her|ed house will be on hand to enjoy and attempted a sn ns oO the yw? se jer, nee en 4 ’ He by her mother just before a v; a frontal assault on the Russians’ | employment. Instead she was ta-|the performance with The Star | Nida river, but in both eases un-| on EP coal ail ines Lea ge Bi departure—“so that, Just | paris, Jan. 11—Fighting along Vistula positions | ghe was with the girl, detec- ‘ken to the Chinatown tenement, | newsies auccessfully Dba dL a ye given_| for inis trip, you may have the Aisne and in the vicinity of aig A ISSO RES DH, TE RANA SSS: cP | fost” Your own"—has been | Soissons was reaching the propor | Her tions of a general battle today tn+ husband laughingly ; hands her some bills-—it's the pvp tn tidak de irst ch he’ i PB. : [ ecieicamenl ] ee ese ed pee 7° ove The Germans had been rein age vr g orward | forced heavily and were trying to June, ‘eft alone, exper'ences | Pe8ain positions they had lost along the Atsne. WHY-ER- | WouLD-OR || HE'S SWAYING/ ‘Tom, | WAS GOING DOWN Town { Wish You Wou.p TAKE | f RATHER MY WIPE wouLOd| [SEE HIS Wire| \LIKE THE MB (1 | 2 feeling of \ s TM: oe Swe. Joo ~ eeling of degradation. She i 5 TODAY, BUT ICANT MAKE IT P nd oe o oe o Ask Me he , LIKE To EXCHANGE. OF A TREE did not earn this money. She i WILL YoU DO AN ERRAMD FoR Me? Fly Near SIZE ul ‘ TWIS CORSET | had never feit ashamed to take =FRITZI’S GOT TO oeetek — " FOR A SIZE money from her father or SMALLER 5 aa | STAY IN BED; THEY (Continued on Page 2.) TOOK HER CLOTHES |GERMAN SQUADRON { ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.—Every | OFF BRAZIL COAST) sere tice Suche” ene was wearing was attached by a RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan, 11,-An-, New York customer on a $2,800 —~S = ——————— 5 WE MUST BE WORKING FOR A CARNEGIE F y S | tiptoe } | other German cruiser squadron was! Dill. The actress today Is com: reported goday, operating @f the pletely broke. Her salary and P es 2 ie) what money she had cached in Rrazilian coast the hotel safe have been seized, Confirmation was lack of a Fritz| eays she will stay in rumor that the British warship tn. bed until the Shylocns relent. vincible had sunk the Von Der) Hotel attaches say they cee no | Tann. ‘other course for her to pursue, |