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

Me | ALEXANDER BUMPED BY / The Seattle Star The Only Pap VOLUME 18. SEATTLE, WASH, MONDAY, OCTOB ; Big War Loan Will Bring Good Ti 7 . + WOMEN i, PROHIBITION HOBSON a ama Gyr BY KENNETH W. PAYNE al 0} " . bres zt 4 Rnoonam. wr x NEW YORK, Oct. 11.—More than syne 30 states of the Union are going to we a f hill > eeetings from Chi profit d from the bh war lew to the “. ih. 5MILLIO lw. CT. U. ‘President | Who Makes a Speech ire. Ida AT. Aru, president wie hina’s Temperance Awakeoing,” Miss use ¥. Hughes, Kiuksaing, China Ad- Dr. Mary Stone (shi M National W. €. 7. U extent of millions of and indire: the into coun. ly trick orner of the La ‘Sarah Billie, Toky: 4 ‘Tuesday The state of W \\ Reached - ne jat lea $5,006 wy WO TU ed in Ar banks, . sum of cash n jthe Anglo-French loa: wiht jout to Ameri producers, subject i |to orders from London fm. — Addresses: me ree A. Gordon, national) ane . h h ae rom rome President, W. C. T. U., leader of | sod to purchaan barn teen will, be ie hak ‘Welles’ Gore, st] en's organization. sa {row hiy Imo ten great classes, and As March of Probibitics,” Mrs. tae come from every section of the S. La Mance, Miesurt; “Some Ren- i true leaders of the white-rib Ratton. Flovewee Atk Traffic Mest Me” bon hosts of West Washir Based 4 tina, Tennesere, m4 a - | Margaret Platt and ar | Miss Anna ag Gordon of E | Munns, who, she said | ton, fll, in a stirring preside otc self-sacrifice address before the tional con-|tion, given their time and Yention of the Women's Christian | toil to the advancement of | Temperance Union here Monday, perance cause, and to pla gounded the reveille ina great success of the cons campaign for nation-wide prohibi = vote of thar | tion. the two local wo: The opening gun will be 500 persons att Washington, D. ©. before the ap-| welcoming services held in | proaching sixty-fourth session of Peyaeth ch urch.” Mayc r . with | ‘ongress, when, backed by an army characteristic humor, exte ‘ whiteribboners and tn-| hand of good fellowship to th dorsed by countless citizens of the| tors on alt of city Mee iinited States, the churches and Mayor Gill Speaks , and children’s or The governor of this state,” he| genizations, t Hobson Resolu-| said, “has r ore to do with en tion” for the national abolishment | for the prohibition law than I of the liquor traffic will be pre the marriage of The governor ft as far sentiment that the law shington will money —Addresses by eight state get the up =: >. 30° p. m-—Open parijament of discussions, 3:99 p. m.—Consideration of enon amendments. e “Which shait | the $5 Inst av port loan at aw gtor ns. fal maecra s earnest street $137,000,000 105,000,000 87,000,000 42,000,000 42,000,000 20,000,000 21,500,000 19,000,000 istician Wall Cotton Wheat Iron and steel Meat and dairy Copper Automobiles Horses Leather Tobacco Wool s for the was ac the vis. | $500,000,000 ttedly un PROPOR men are more of ble gives, m of it ing Pres or I we ca fon than enormoun po! he Ul Keep It Before People ‘orce a f order to insure as great a sen timent in favor of the meas Epossible, the W. C. T. | Meavor to keep the propo tantly before the people, thru Spress, the pulpit and public s "ers everywhere out the = December 12 be made p paign rally day, and ever Will be brought to bear on the issue popular, especial Sethe weeks of December j Briefly, these lined by President annual address ‘i 700 Delegates Present The national White-Ribboners Plymouth Congreg where 700 deleg foreign lands, week Miss Gordon that the W. C efforta in securing amend the federal forever abolish the organization do all er to bring about strict ent ‘ment of the new act also le sed aver to pay munitions mak ire as er sharp figures oc the to Page 5, Col. eakers Preston, sey wate a cam 5.) t Meth rear cor ARMY AVIATOR PLANNING FALLS; DROWNS TO ELOPE? Oct 1 A and fiance planning to sur odist 5 to are the plans out gathered this also its recommended T. U. continue legislation to constitution to and that WASHINGTON President Wilson Mrs. Norman Galt his control looping Tall poly gar hey ery evic belief f are, by hav in pow aterro 8001 and reach h fer gi" hase 9 ried Seho orce nee that federal antl-< slipped away House today big wardrobe The president from the White and bought a trunk Secretary McAdoo and his wife, the president's daughter, scheduled to go West last Fri day, have not gone yet Secretary Garrison wife returning Sprpings this week, as originally planned. rs. Daniels, wife of the sec ry of the navy, now visiting the So will hurry home ediately Thanks Local Workers paused to exte glov to the the She tribute BALLARD MAN SHOOTS WIFE AND HIMSELF Fred Mcinroy, 48, a locomo- tive engineer, shot his wife, Tillie, 37, thru the left breast at 6:30 a. m., Monday, when he met her on her way to work, @ she was passing 1715 13th ave. N. W. He then turned the révoiver on himself, firing a bullet thru his brain, The two are at the city pital, both, perhaps, fatally wounded The shooting is a ¢ police itated t at the husband Mcinro r nraged 1 1 work his Hot of and from instead are uth Margaret Wilson, not expect ed to return to Washington un a til Friday, is coming immediate o8p “ SAYS IVS FRAME- uP: NCISCO, Oct Wm plotted hay for on near the declar 1¢ Is the me-ny of Wm, H Mrs island vet fire arced to Mrs, M proceeding on Septer on file in (he to the wife owns cordir Marie Handbur Willi hired B stor formerly the to In her co superior cour nplaint o she h ' 1 anta in Seattle That Dares to Print the News : billion! ON TRAINS NEWS STANDS, AND Be ONE CENT 4100 p.m DON’T BE STUNG; BE SURE THAT NEWSIE GIVES YOU A STAR EXTRA| a agen SANDS of ing, since the opening of the world’s marvelougly well equipped ning service Friday, Saturday, and again today,, The Star's base- ball edition was on the street ahead of its newspaper competitor. The Star extra publishes a complete account game by play, AND THE BOX SCORE. other a partial “flash” fig plate” after on the press Seattle newspaper readers are re cries, how The Star is for chain-light of the play The afternoor of tt ures on the newspaper publishes only only k count ¢ game, and final no box score, wer and c be fooled, fans! Don't “fall for” the ex Star and get a real account d box 5 he game—OUT EVERY DAY, ONE MIN- UTE AFTER THE LAST MAN IS DOWN IN THE NINTH. ore, chise it cast made ready Di unter PRETTIEST GIRL! NAME IS “GERT”. be paid} | Gertrude Fischer's favorite photograph, autographed for Star readers. de, wonderful gray-blue 1 she meant it t 8 Inches, and weighs is short, her mouth and her voice like an with a slight cold, proGerman and She wants to be a concert singer like Schumann-Heink—AND the first 10 minutes; the/ TO HAVE LOTS OF CHILDREN that of| Her ideal man? with 1 gray eyes and iron-gray halr ‘COTTERILL IS NOT A PORT CANDIDATE Mayor Cotterill Monday that he is not a candi position of port com imilar statement was former City Engineer PHIL The “p Jand the ADELPHIA, Pa ttiest girl in call her “GERT She's Gertrude Fischer, 19, just ted America by the na photographers in convention her beauty bother Oct. 11 America e Her wv es sho She's 140; he mischiev el's She's fragist 5 fe nose elec beauty 18, | tion's an | And her Reauty after doesn't a suf. of line punts to noth: jing st nly bea lasts is beauty He's soul,” she sa BOY UNDER BED; MAN SHOOTS HIM Former nounced for t missioner, A made by ar tate at the t coun bullet may John Corneliu pital Monda th Thomson Ce rill his right hat and his mention the va an engineer, » frequently Thomson's, for caused by the resi Chittenden, laability to de the required time for the du thes involved prevents elther of a lar, He them from considering he plac one under his which probably will be filled Wed- ordered the nesday afternoon When he uileges he un putation Louis Lake, name | ed eancy Gen vote Chappel,,24, of Swan is held t the | charge Chapt says, of being home and fe 1, Chappel utr failed fired iher nine The the county jai night, el,ghot the boy lavt ont suspecting him nd some Hi out says nes come Chappel emptying revolver, ider to RECOMMENDS WHITE: his 44-cal WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 ecre: containing tary Wilson today recommended to | President Wilson Edward White for immigration commissioner at San Pratciseo, to do so, at him automatic shots boy guard at is a gon of a county stockade, TIDE® Migh. THOH a.m. nation of} IGHT EDITION WEATHER—Occasional rain AT shar 190 ft ins 12:01 p esin U. S.= oS _* © N NATION-WIDE BATTLE HERE | LONDON, Oct. 11.—Serblan forces, following up the same lines they pursued successfully months since, are retiring today from the fallen city of Bel Grade toward the mountains. There it is regarded likely they will make a stand against the Teuton invaders, but whether they will be able to hurl them back is doubtful The Teutons are throwing heavy forces into the pursult, and undoubtedly will profit from their other costly ex- perience. \ Rear guard actions are proeeed- Hing. A big engagement is not an- tietpated for some days. The allies | mntinue to | for Serbia's and a them forward as rapidly The city districts w in the Austro< Belgrad were throw Reigrade the adily on, all rbian claims of Drina are de ald pushing as possible wrecked man cap. thousand Into the city. Teutons pushed reports indicate a victory on the d by Germany 100,000 SERBS ARE MASSED ON BORDER PARIS, of Oct il tween Palgarians massed on their is mo. mentarily expec’ Hes con tinue to land troops as fast as pos sible at Salonika, and are their way to Serbia Fighting and frontiers be. A bundred thousand Serbians are concentrated on the Bulgarian fron tier, including 20,000 along the Guv egheri-Strumnitza railroad BIG LINER | VANCOUVER, B. C., Oct. 11. —Fire broke out aboard the C. P. R. steamer Monteagle at her dock here at an early hour this morning and called forth all of the available firemen of the city to combat the flames The fire is in the hold of the vessel, where a great amount of war supplies for Russia is stor. ed, as well as cotton and a gen- eral cargo. Seven firemen come by smoke. The cause of the fire is not known, but it is strongly hinted that a bomb explosion started it. This theory is discounted by the police officials, but they ad: mit that it appears the same as similar fires which — started els in New York har. BEGIN DREADNAUGHT NEW tions for Jgiant super-dread which will the world, are under were over. YORK laying Oct the al 11,.—Pre| of litornt be in the Way today | JIT DRIVER OUT ON BAIL B. H, Deyoe, jitney driver, who jran @own and killed Kleanor Brun ner, @ of 122 Kastlake ave., Friday was released from county. jail urday on $1,000 ball JAPAN SENDS ALL TEA HERE Charles Potter, cfvil and construc tion engineer, of San Francisco, Ju back from the Orient, says 100 per cent of Japan's cent of silk United States, pe exports come tol Serbians pushing Sat-| tea exports and ot} OSTON Red Sox Win, 2 tol, in the Ninth oa Sin gles by Hopper and Lewis—Game Played Before 40,000 People—Series Now Bos- ton Two, .Phil< idelphia One, THE BOX SCORE PHILADELPHIA Stock, 3b Bancroft Pankert Cravath uder aa Total *Two out BOSTON when winning run was speak Hoblitze! | Lew! Gardner, Barry | Carrigan Leonard Total Score by innings Philadelphia jp Boron 0 0 aker fly n Two-bas Hoblitzel balle—Oft ff on hite—8 Sacrific Leonard, 6. Bases Double plays—Burns to Umpires—-O' Loughlin vehind bat; Kle | Evans, right field Attendance, 42,300. Gross re |923.14. National commission's share $8 By George R. Holmes Oct. 11.—Grover Cleveland Alexander lost the his career this after n bef the biggest a professional game in the beat out the big star in a ig 1 that more 40,000 Three-base Scott Summary lane! hits-—-Stoek Alexander, 4; by | Leonard, hone Nie asex 191 Pla | BOSTON, | toughest game crowd that ever saw United States. Boston perate ninth inning finish into re all Philly ent than a frency nings Alexander had struggled along hits, while his teammates run off Leonard Hooper Hed off with a 1 liner ov | Scott the a sacrifice then r eight it ac the to four more than In the S were una one heretofore he ! ninth, who ond m attack, peaker Ww sec vase ste him to second j with ame | 1 only passed the rice Then 1ing liner run that put the already Alexand Hoblitzeil the Hoope its Ir j run Texar | Duffy over | immense Lewis was mobbed as bi down his bat and hugged as the latter crossed the plate. Thousands of Bostonians clam | bered out of the grand stand and Jerowded around the Californian, while his team mates fought des |perately to get to him, Manager Carrigan threw tris arms around Duffy's neck and al most sobbed for Joy easy pitche home Jammed short and came with the feet threw Hooper stands no. errors. This probably wa inning. He disposed of the Sox with less than a dozen pitched balls, He was going strong SEVENTH INNING |. Philadeiphia — Luderus for the third time. at every offering. Whitted out. Scott Hoblitzell. Niehoff fan- ned on three pitched balls. No runs, no hits, no errors nard disposed of Luderus and ibled tO Niehoff on six pitched balls. They ball in| both swung at every one of them gave a swung hard. His curve was Gard-| breaking fast and his fast one had taking jum 1 out to Boston er singled to left, fanned. No Hoblitzell > de rune, hit, no errors Burns to Ni Boston—Hooper flew to C as a rt bunt vath Scott fanned. Speaker! plate. Lewis singled lew No runs, no hits, ner fle to Cravath no hits, no errors EIGHTH INNINg Philadeiphia—Burt flew Speak Alex fari€d. Stock to a0 "runs, no hits, erro’ Soston—Rarry croft. Carrigan lined to Bancroft no errors NINTH INNING Philadelphia—Rancroft out. G ner to Hoblitzell. Paskert high foul to Carrigan. It was straight up in front of the plate. Cravath out. Gardner to Hoblitzell runs, no hits, no errors Boston—H. ged. Scott sacrificed to Luderus. Speaker walked. Hoblitzell out. Niehoff to Luderus. Lewis singled, scoring Hooper LOW DEATH RATE OLYMPIA, Oct months ding support | }, Phil Barry Pask 8 lat and P. Alex's fastest fanned, He swung hard to INNING ock lost al Bec roft out Stock FIRST Philadelphia center. Speaker |the sun and offic Stock a hit. Banc ner to Hoblitzell, third Paskert Gardner. Cravath the one rd infield. Gard. to Pash No runs, two errors. SECOND INNING Philadelphia — Luder Whitted popped to Ho hoff popped to no hits, no errors Leonard was going great had a world of speed and put ball over the corners like a shot Boston—Hoblit ander unassiste Le down left field foul out stealing, Burns Gardner flew to Whitted hits, no errors THIRD INNING Philadelphia—Burns singled to center. Ajexander safe when Hoblitzell dropped the ball, Burns jsafe at second. Stock sacrificea, | Gardner Hoblitzell, both run ners advancing. Bancroft singled scoring Burns. Paskert flew to| Barry. Alexander was held at} |third, Barry made a wonderful catch with his back to the ball Cravath flew out to Lewis. One} Fi two hits, one error | Seemingly erhuman | was all that ented lies making runs jran into center |high one and Lewis raced to | in one final speared what triple off | Boston—Barry | Carrigan walked. Leor Whitted tried hard for }from Leonard but m |nard fanned. Hooper Stock. No runs, no rors rt no He the rifle popped fanned No runs, to Ban Leonard no hits, pl! Alex singiea Lewis Bancroft No runs, out rd. to sent no Niehoff pr three and took moment field wall convulsive appeared to Cravath’s flew er in the w 8 « Las bee existence vious s in tion The 1912, pre when le be there Hopewel th N Va., was a Weste pe which eight tation on way, has lots It mor flag n ago issed and popped there sell hits, no er-|!8 a 1 has sprur iwhroom = ur factory FOURTH INNING Philadelphia — Luderus r | Whitted flew to Hoop N | popped to Scott. No runs, n no. errors | Boston: | Speaker tripled }foul line, Tt | roof. Hoblitzell scored maki «: | Happy Wednesday Judgir from the re- sults which the merc got last Wednesday the *‘t bia Wednesday” ed en oft _S« t Pa right fle ra raised the flew to Paskert ufter the catch Paskert. One no errors hit was @ low writh ing grounder, which rolled straight down the right field line. Cravath was playing too far FIFTH INNING Philadelphia—Burns out, Leonard Hoblitzell, Alexander out, Leo: rd to Hoblitzell, Stock to roper No runs, no ew to ke down crowd Speaker Lewis popped run, one hit Speaker's to ints rom a great ee must have made happy, by good barga week the feature, many been getting Forethis idvertisers will fairly out-do themselves to make the ‘Happy Wednesday” feature ittractive and profitable reading¢ Watch for®it yis Sta to flew errors. Ins, Boston—( kert Barry | Tigan flew to Paskert no hits no errors. SIXTH INNING | Philadelphia—Rancroft Carrigan Rill base to take high | kert out wer » Hoblitzell” Cra vath out, Gardner Hoblitzell |No runs, no hits, no errors Boston—Leonard fanned ont uderus to Alexander | fouie d to Burns, No runs, no hits, flew to Pas. to Whitted. Car No runs ardner flew popped to ly to first one A to in Tues- Hooper Scott Ae,