The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1915, Page 1

| PROHIBITION MAY BE KILLED POP LLLP LIPLPE DPA PIP PP PP EPIL LID Ep po LID RoD tapped, POP PANE P AD RAPD DAD ADALS PRADA ADR AARP AAPA PPL PDP PPL PLP DPD PPL PPL PPP PPP PDP DPD PDP DP PPP PPP =x] TheSeattleStar [Ns The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News Se aan NO. 94 SEATTLE, WASH., TIDES AL se ATTLE High Low 1915 ONE CENT PS UHAINS AND NEWS SLANDS, LET'S SHOW WILSON ‘WE’RE FOR HIM i — ee - (CERTAIN CITIES in the East are making various demonstrations to emphasize their loyalty to Presi- dent Wilson in the present international crisis. THE STAR proposes that Seattle go these eastern cities one better. The Star proposes areal Wilson Day—a day on which the people of Seattle shall unitedly express their appreciation for what Wilson has done, and pledge him their solid support. Let’s get out our flags and our bunting, and trim our homes and our stores, and get all the folks together, and let the president know we’re with him in what- ever course he decides upon. Let’s show the president that up here in the Northwest there are hundreds of thousands of true citizens standing behind him to the man. And this we must not do, mind you, in any Spirit of partisanship. Let politics go hang. The man who plays politics in a crisis like this is no patriot. Loyaty to president now is loyalty to country. DOCTORS WILL GERARD $8,500. waza nau TreMle CHARGE FLAW. VOTE ON MILK oot eons IN ELECTIONS The doctors in convention will vote an wall vete., Wodneaday on Seattie’s milk j t | Coincident with the opening court of the state, the fight for the BY CARL W. ACKERMAN Whoever it was that plucked | of the fight on the prohibition |initiative and referendum amend question. ' 8,500 from the erve fund of ished the | United Press Staff Correspondent measure, before Judge Wright, z Soto nage ar ge pom pret Groans as oan of | BERLIN, via The Hague, June 15,| the American Savings Bank at Olympla, Tuesday, came a |renewed.” she constitution = tonvention with a copy of the orig BERLIN, be Hague, ; and Trust Co. some time prior startling statement that an the bill as amended by the council. |—Ambassador Gerard ctx to ast A h wi 9 HERE'S BOMB PRESTON » bett to last August, has got away prohibition interests have dis- The ecientists will be asked to determine which is the better |confer personally with Kaiser Wi with fe rinse ls pivot os WILL DROP ON PUBLIC measure. heim before y's reply to the Superior Judge French Tues % tatdl eww te the teaanes Here are the contents of th a fatal flaw in the manner in |pomb which Harold P which the prohibition election appeal vec The question Is: poses to drop on a complacent pub — SHALL COWS SUPPLYING MILK TO THE SEATTLE PUBLIC |jatest American note is forwarded, 987 dismissed the bank's auit to recover from the National Sure- BE SUBJECTED TO THE TUBERCULIN TEST, OR THE omen |to Washington, sto return| ty Cos Because the evidence old wee revaie Sica aasy Ee which believes that the probible Te ee TTED TO CELL CRAW" MILK, FROM UNTESTED |io Berlin after Foreign Minister| ot point out who did the declare the liquor men will suc- lv annicle 1a" @eaek CON. : " fuckin | COWS, PROVIDED THEY LABEL THE ech ddr tiie PUA | wet submitted to hin pot The Inst grand Jury found jtself pall ll a cio! oa | STITUTION, SECTION 1: “The eee 1g Se naatnuhnan bowen 6 aaa ciel tani Aaaiay th | aby rmaaugy ered 9 him PY) up against the same puzzle. Altho One of the chief arguments being| legislature shall also cause the ing session of the convention of the National Association for the | [ir Myer gg iy) SeVeral suspects were named, the made by Harold Preston, attorney| 2™@ndments (to the constitus Study and | Prevention of Tuberculcsie, and one of the | ‘The American ambassador til ee eet eno indictment made by Harold Preston, attorney | tion) that are to be submitted #6 first tasks the committee undertook, after studying the milk ordi | meet the German monarch at that FTE ji) Pelirmey Me tlhe tries who precipitated the fight | ®%@, People to be published for nance, both as drawn and amended, was to frame a rt ution whic! time Judge French brought out the fact inst prohibition, is that the pro- at least three months xt pre- n view, th ceding election, in some weekly newspaper in every county where a newspaper is published, thruout the state.” SECTION 4890, R. & B. CODE: “Whenever a proposed consti- will be submitted to a vote of the delegates at noon Wednesday. | With these plans perial government's reply to P: that only Graham K. Betts, former ashier; George F. Russell, former secretary, and Frank M. Sullivan former president, had the combina tion to the vaults hibition measure was advertised in| only about five of the counties of| the state, whereas the initiative and) referendum law strictly provides | that all bills coming under this| on’s rejoinder will not be comp 4 for at lenat a fortnight It ta believed here the willingness of President Wilson to act as medi Icome Monday night | dent W Indications appeared Tuesday |address of that ttle’s proposed milk ordi-|He said, nance, in its amended form, is not Gill Welcomes Delegates ot] “You me to Seattle at an ; . ‘ nearly as popular with members of| “You have come to Sea ‘ obit rant ot Gat] Judge French vindicated Russell classification must be advertised in the council as it was a few days opportune time. We are struggling |ator between Germany and Great or i) suspicion, however, and added every county in the state | Satie of const an i oad with the question of pure milk, and | Vriten oe ont character of the wer{ tat any one of several ot MAY KNOCK OUT | Submitted to the people ef ail Cae dtp on un Atl ewe caeaped Dad lg ekg wt Atel he 4 1 based on Informal| Ployes might have been guilty of INITIATIVE LAW, TOO stats for popular vote, the SEC. eee naan: Mapremene. | Wee eee ad that Vike. etved from sore, the embezzlement, as they had keys Preston puts even greater stress| RETARY OF STATE shall dul ; sclentiata and, doctors. attending proper legis ng that line ormati to the compartments Inside the on the fact that the original in-| and not less than 30 days before bs . ¥, vaults itiative amendment in 1912 was not! election, certify the same to the 4 sufficiently advertised. If he wins) CLERK OF THE BOARD OF he will have knocked out not only COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of ” said on the subject. They are not doit a so sure now that the siguiuaty The Nationa I > a me scapes | nishe d bonds for the three officers thing. the prohibition law, but also the! each county in the state, and the : e and referendum amend-| clerk of the b f Se i initlative anc | clerk of the board shall IN- corre Pari Hear. scar —— ° ment | CLUDE the same in the PUBLI- ce. come: CHICAGO, June 15.—While Thompson said he would ap-| Tochiie aha A prominent Seattle attorney.| CATION provided for in R.& B, pected when the ordinance comes roa traction offictals with EST STORY commenting Tue e case, bp for another hearing by the pub-| thousands walked to and from proses 3h Brig par Dorp craved. JOPLIN, Me, dune 14—-Wh oa nting Tuesday on the case,} oe suenivres to Te Bh, Me safety committee Wednesday| thelr wart Soe int antes. ped yy eae Ham Miller, 101 years old, who [emitut.te true end.1emeo authark| RUWIGr ¢ Beritn an muntelaili arranged to y fle wanted to marry for the third er att, te . afternoon. nile a ‘or peace we y e yi y ormed e little A number of the councilmen or fought thru unprecedent. , Hs nih t ay ugh : pe pols pr time, asked a local minister to tantra gon svete np ye ane bela ha baad ADVERTISED as have evinced a desire to hear the| ed jams to reach steam railway =| belng ~ hor ou ‘s he Hy ation iol | get him a license to wed. The |doubt of it, the ne . re' a of State | proviss lor nocnin stn ae of. views of some of the milk author!-| terminals, Mayor Thompson he North and Sout nl ie le ele . e minieter pul Farin trom his | Howell or the cler is of the county | ited y sald section (R. alam Uc Arrangements, to this end| acted In hopes of ending one |lines were opened and trains start’) | Gegk’and started to write commissioners of a’ great many H Were in progress Tuesday Om nitoey “the pepf' ss iis When one of the trains left a And Se attr peung tedy'e | | loc thelrduty id. tile niatter oF mare Lows: SAT eR TE aye bettie Tt is quite. Iikely some of the| Inthe history of the country. || When one of the trains left | | name is?” he asked. | : Lan wihely Gabh aciieenne wncutecat ee tote tant aaa visiting experts will be Be. ei mayor met ‘ Speers: marae na voene Sariod cee ne ik ta Miller didi know his bride. | | Hovk Ahlestere 6 dynes be cupation?. Sietehes ehawise. feet [ano " sg | ag appt fe mt 5 it a — > by t ¢ committee today canting from ‘© escape t er than she was “th ve 7 | y se comsayitio’ ten EY ne | maAtterward he announced he would| path widow woman who. keeps | | ladder which reaches from cabin of a Zeppelin to the rapid fire gun | ‘If the Thurston county judge] county commissioners of each wah croposed milk bill was alconfer with the union officials at| The train was stopped and police| | house for me.” } [on top of the bag. The light steel adder swings out over the vary |holds that this failure to comply| county shall cause to be pub largely Missussed topic at the Mon-|2:30, and would flatly suggeut thats «and in the atreet be He returned home to ask his | Nose of the dirigible, as indicated in the smaller sketch. The gunmer |with one of the essential require-| ed In one more newspapers with ety Cea oe Tee el ey’ meat officials ot thee { into the building inteniiad Nar Aare must climb up to the roof of the balloon over 100 to 150 feet of ladder | ments of the law has vit the re-| im the county the nominations to lene: ye nad 2 ' and surface lines in an attempt to trace of the men could be} | while a little slip, a moment's hesitation, means a drop to earth and |sults of the election, and his ae-| office certified to him under the MD Ieee 51s ial sne ae navnement pi @death a mile below. It's no job fo ra nervous man ‘cision is affirmed by the supreme! provisions of this chapter, ‘ A ET A MARRIED MAN’S TROUBLES pntnenn tantitt An hamaneein ie nnn PAI AARNAN ATE DIDN'T You"TRY To MAKE Me BELIEVE | misses ¥ THAT KELLY POOL WAS THE NAME OF A: DUFF FRIEND OF Yours THAT WAS SICH’ AND DIDNT an : You USE IT AS AH LAUT FisHin \ EXCUSE To GET OUT? ~) es) fear: Bal ARMIN’ \worm so swine Kf \ HAVE DIS EVENIN? \WHO'S GORDON 2| | WAL, HIS LAS” e 2 -\ HAS AVERY — Rew NAME |S GIN \ [MP ORTAN'T ENGAGEMEN MISTAR 'W\V GORDON 5 i 0 x Bargains in the | Ads Today SAY, HELEN, WHAT'S THIS BUNK | | CERTAIN You'RE TRYING To PUT OVER. ABOUT GOING OUT To SUPPER. WITH OLIV. Ol AND CHARLOTTE, Do Mov ExPECT Me [waar isi] |_PANSY ¢ | In the Ads today will be found a big variety of inter os ! esting thing A prominent real estate firm tells about the | advantages of the property which they are now elling fracts are featured at from $37.50 to $50 each One store advertises 6 25c handkerchiefs for other offers choice of a big lot of coats, suits, dr which range from $12.50 at $10, the regi meat dealers offer d has an economy message for you which