The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1915, Page 1

° IRLS TRAPPED; DIE IN FIRE TWENTY-TWO BELIEVED CREMATED WHEN FACTORY BURNS; SEARCH FOR VICTIMS ‘Society People Must Be Regular Human Folks,’ Says Boalt By Fred L. Boalt r Ryther's haritable mystified numbers the tho mmitte the Chamber of Commerce home have made thousands o! maken of them are rich, or even well-to the are t r even well veal to the public imagination, and because ithe Orthopedic i» deve for and thelr eminently fashionat for ehil the Phe mis#ion ers complained large night of Orthopedic wax my selection because its promo common people yther and ht fe was ¥ or » care and cure of crippled children a powerful ap away in oclety its emph every ation Also. Orthopedic would win ety le The me procerse home LED A without « v4 x hundred conventional ar Ryther's home. T Da third working mothers There homes Mother Ryther's ts BABIBS need that it would hold 10 charitable mart set” to be the h myself that ted Ryther's REST! eighty-five RK are Now, 1 know noth at Sunday. And Mother heir imy t to convict them snobbish all thelr Mother r ay . or ‘or women, but 1 at fi . r inet ‘ er AND THEIR ynable \' f . # anne h one ignorant Therefore, | had © cast Mother nd the Seattie 60 per cent of no righ oles we for Mothe a vot private mind, of being and Institutions d de c convicted in my ft thinking ! the Chamber thinking for th the Hippodrome all last came #e ther will receive rity committee it. Ie authorities h n turned wan reer $400 amount the 1 ho ndorse vate mind, woclety people o' of Commerce was most worthy Orthopedic in ociet of the The the fact that Mother Ryther thinking folks to do its own aceused charity ized Charity The a amnall bet Id get the on winning the cireus ave tm ears to Mot ® not large, but jociety does its most ve committee n is significant 3 of Organ we own cial contest was » the rest We to get 60 per cent their 68 society people mu human observe,” they said, coldly roceeds of the wan at week SAY, WHERE DO YOU GO TO natecapaahld y. AR the Sunday he heard Dr preach at Plyrfouth ( Read what he | church, IGHT EDITION | WEATHER—Occasional rain reporte different Seat Hugh greg 11vke At whALILE low ae tt TEN BODIES RECOVERED: _ NINE GIRLS AMONGDEA aS written ab te UN THAINS ADU ™ NEWS SIANDS, fe PLANTOCALL #2 so" cttoce GRAND JURY | TOLOOKINTO. | CITYMORALS VOLUME ‘LIFE STORY OF MRS.GALT, WHO GERMAN ARMY LIFE STORY OF MRs.GALT, WHO GIR] BANDIT OFFICER HELD an seeftevin. ocl aaraias cd v TELLS A STAR ADVENTURES MONDAY, OCTOBER | Youthful Robbers in Jail at Everett 25, 1915. ONE CEN! AS PLOTTER T'. NEW YORK, Oct. Robert Fay, former German army lie and | pbrother- ade Ww, Walt Scholtz, believed t plotters against America Munitions plants and v sels bound for the allied na- WMions, requested a day's tponement when raigned today, char ged with “disorderly conduct,” in or- der that they might arrange tor defense. | This was granted and the | sent bac to jail without nds Admits His Errand After the arraignt Fay out a statement ted frankly he can April stop shi tions to the allies, terrible avoc of 23 .-— enant, MS were gave to arranged fo ; Neving him from duty wit! Prassian infantry ‘I saw © Capt. Bo bassy, both of clined to aid me, In Von of the whom he said ‘connection with the ged arrested e today ate ¢ they say ad Cologne university mitted t Was cc holtz. Charge Big Conspiracy Secret service m clare the arrest of these men brok up acon spiracy responsible for blowing transatlan steamers and m tions factories air, arrested In Weehawker ose questioned regar nect e Cornell man whe ife of J Morga | bs aboard outgoing # | Find Powerful Explosives | he came nnected ere with were followed and ex most dra Weehawken up of bombs was one of the ters in the hi ' | plosives matic ch capture of omy : ploWive kr i five to trail steamsh|y ¢lock, a ct automatic a moto VILLA’S FORCES | JO GIVE BATTLE the orted ¢ wounding KILL HIMSELF | my, who served the Bo! And so, beginr The clusive feat The Life Story of of the Land”—chapters of the life of CHAPTER {ivtingnished the ® the Old Dor fron The Boillings, in history o the ¢ al day in fact, trace their an- cestry back to John Rolfe, who married Pocahontas. So Edith Bolling, the pres ent Mrs. Norman Ga 8 really a descendant of the famous Indian maiden who figured so prominently in the early history of America She was also “brung up” by ng fam “Aunt Becky” y for 30 years was Mr Brow (Chapter 2 of the Land” will appear in The Star tomorrow.) "| Wilson’ s Bride-to-Be to Have [poltce ay a Made-in- America \— WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.— Th wedding of President Wil Son and Mrs. Norman Galt will be shortly before the Christ mas holidays. It probably will be Dec. 20, and will take place at Mrs. Galt’s home, it was learned today th a MADE EAL f TROL also be f the e Next Edith Bolling from the time she was just a little girl in an old Virginia town up to her present position in the national limelight EVERETT, Wash., W tarts an ex First Lady she wore ipped 38-calibe { wan 4) Thursday veteran, This mri Violet Ud pling, V was arrested Saturday night, w jatéempting to hold up and rob I Shaver, owner of the Capltot ry want any other Mrs. Galt Anderson, a negro mam-|). “Life Story of the Next First Lady of the red her are th tted or attemp JULY 13—Held up Bert Moser at 23rd st. and Oakes ave., collecting $2.25. JULY 18—Held up Broadway and took $4.00 JULY 21-—Visited the town of Duvall, neld up a druggist at the point of a gun, and com pelied him to disyorge $22.00 JULY 28—Held up Mrs. Davis’ confectionery store at 19th st. and Rockefeller ave collecting $8.65 JULY 31-—Tried to up the Rucker Ave. grocery store but was driven off OCTOBER 23—Attempted to rob the Shaver grocery store head,” 6 city Jail denied Violet Trousseau aman on hold h » had ¢ io Everett Not Strong Enough Id me W sui She's All.Amert whese trousseau Mrs. Galt, President 8 a “made-in-America” one Galt has Washir dresse quality Mrs good elusive “atyle.” There are known ° {quitoes in Wilson's 100 the bride-to-be, in while the for othe ff lived with his wido ther, Q a Good Shot Says She's 1 pretty good tar varieties of United Mos: | tho killed an, I ff it had been necessary,” tate 1's attire and Six) h the hand of a ‘nii} Above bandit Violet Udall ooking up with the tear-t eyes to face the Star photographer | in the Sarff, Everett arrested jail, Below, J as her accomp! LINER CHARLESTON, 8. C., Oct. 2) The Mallory line to wireless advices S. Suwanee She said the ed the up by ing from rew an ur man. The ¢ ton last night cotton for New gone to her aid BARNES SUIT COST | ROOSEVELT $53, 00 WASHINGTON, Oct The cost of Roosevelt's de fense against the Barnes suit, which, tho won, been appealed, was in f $53,000. more victories like and T. R. will have to take to the Chautauqua plat form to earn dentified ado left Char th York Tugs h libel has the neighborhood A tew this. a living. What happen to a man who had made an equal ly true statement in regard to Barnes, but did not happen to have the $53,000 is whic wot a query | interest those who that there is maintain abso lute equality before the law between rich DANIELS DEC "DEVELOP BR toda Navy Daniel Bremerto at fleet on the gill na had abandon. | vessel and had been picked Pre esiding Su-| Gilliam Phi wee k Judge will the attention jjury this fall | foremost, the gambling sit-| juation, and Policeman Mar-| jgett’s ~promise to “rip| things wide open.” Margett probably will he, one of the first ‘wit onges called Vettx | Cran malied “boss of the | world who is « ed gen yw more a t at first and to kr w on surf other white or city, will Mkely be Many the inside facts tn t that efforts tc Kawata pera scquainted with to bit aftar s fast apr | as ed) negro ‘ Inform ohn | | wn Saathe ortunity f sald ble tnat would Mo the to bi 8. 8. Colorado | 8 afire off Cape Romaine, accord SUNDAY CONVERTS 13,022 AT OMAHA OMAHA, Oct the merchant. | Thirteen tho les. r 6,000 bales of ave 0} M’ADOO IN PORTLAND LAWYER BUTCHERED { n onl J}icon nsas Cit LARES U S. WILL EMERTON YARD coast An I expe y done Bgeamer M at the e the vantels unus ton nav rton val facilities a muse of for ty « @! water avail-| men | the DFLLA RAINS | CHICAGO, Because there are th negro art stu dents in the class of the Chica- go Art institute, before which she was to pose, Miss Della Rains, a model who came here from Dallas, Tex., jumped from the posing stand to the floor and left the reom. Oct ‘{ HORRIBLE GRUELTYIS | VISITED ON SERBIANS | PARIS, Oct. 25.—Horrible ? cruelties are being visited on Serbians by the Bulgarian invaders of that country, ac- cording to dispatches from Salonika. Neither side expects or grants any quarter. The troops of both armies seem actuated by fiery personal hatred. The dispatches al lege that the Bulgarians are slaughtering non-combatants | by the wholesale, not even sparing aged men and wom \ en or little children “STATE Is NOW | “DRY”? entirely constitutionality ent of at-] forces in joined to t January Effective in Thirty Da Howe's is that unc tit amendment all laws wont nto effec 4 that December en argued that provided for are the law t itional ing ed by for ative people 8 the aw | erned, n ecame begun byl attor who followed | George} after rd Ige This be he Men's Hote noon n behalf clatt of the ASSO. Qn All of Sta of 'Em Invalid urged the point that Howell faile the n publications of oposed initiative ent constitution Pres point would out retary to make the to th amendm Should ld constitutional passed in the ten year ding woman awffrag Judge Donworth attacked the of suffictent publication of e with. referece prohfhitior - TEUTONS CELEBRATE TACOMA ton's be ou nock ever amendment ast inc lack ction tha} particular to bill Oct Approxima rmah da which ec men irst Ge Pennsylvania, on October| An settle ment tr 24, 1683 fo} | plant, at Allegheny PITTSBURG, lrapped Pa, Oct, by nine out of 26 25. flames | today, only and girl employes of Union Box company’s scaped, All of these were taken to a according to officials. hospital. Bodies of nine gizis and-a~ mat, had been recovered at 3 p.m! Fire men believed 22 perished One of the injured died. As fast as the injured were put in ambular a priest granted them conditional absolution At least ten others are believed to have perished Besides the box factory; several small manufacturers occupied the building. There were at least 100 ersons within. The dead were yatly box factory employes. Quick thinking on the part of ro R. ¢ le, a passerby, saved five girls. He threw them a rope to a third-story window and they slid down safely Many leaped from other windows ces | before the firemen spread life nets, CHILD ELOPERS STILL MISSING; REPORTED WED Penfield Peabody, of Charles E, Peabody, Seattle cap- italist, had completely outwitted and outplayed his millionaire dad Monday and made good tn his elope- ment with Martha Stewart, daugh- of W. P. Stewart, wealthy Both- ell dairyman Word was received here at noon that young Peabody and Miss Stew- married Saturday after- Justice Charles Hoss of Centralia. Peabody gave his age as 21 and said he was a shingle- weaver. A man named William J, | Flannery, accompanied by a wom- jan, acted as witnesses Th rl's parents have relented, Stewart has stated that he is only waiting his daughter's return to lasp her in his arms and bestow upon her the paternal blessing, which he also stands ready to ex- tend to the young husband: 10 MEET CARRANZA BEMIDJE, Lind, 17-year-old son Minn., Oct .—Joha former special envoy to Mex- sald today Carranza had invit- d him to confer at the border and that he would probably accept. SOME COFFEE DRINKER! Mrs NePage has, Monday, a thr ran of coffee at her h ave. S., as a prize awarded by the Chamber of Com- ce in a coffee-drinking contest. drank a gallon and a quarter. MacDOUGALL SOUTHWICK’S ANNIVERSARY SALE full swing this week. The special of- ferings for Tuesday's selling are told of fully in their big ad on page home 8. mer She Is in ».