The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1915, Page 1

cAdoo Outlines Government Shipping Bill in Talk Here — T HE MacDougall-Southwick Co. The S e t e S is celebrating its 40th anni- versaryy On page 5, you'll find } EDITION some mighty interesting things WEATHER FORECAST—Rain ut this great business institu. 1e Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the Ne is ; : The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News : Ske Ae okAv + VOLUME 18. SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1915 ONE CENT = Skwa eranve, ee ONES BARES WAR PL EXPLAINS President’s Fiancee Snubbed for 19 Years | ells President of rae e MAJORITY Conspiracies; U. 8. by Washington Society Because She Was Demand an ee “In Trade”; Now She’s Going to Rule ’Em All Pk Bastin: | IN COUNCIL By Gilson Gardner church, which f shed auspices for the Eye, Ear i WW ASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—M: ii Galt 2 and: Thea Re ah bated . ay Sin hi elves WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—Concealing) soon to be Mrs ; ‘ settling er letter from St. Thomas and taken ’a pew the real purpose of his visit behind the state-) an old score with Wa nl rgaret’s, even this committeeship had prob- ment that it concerned labor legislation, band was “in trade,” A ton society did President Gompers of the American Feder- aie seek aye eee , . ees ation of Labor, laid before President Wilson today details of the new gigantic plot of Ger- * a4 post-mortem mes- man agents to tie up munitions manufacture. | ..(0")08 2" 8 vostmortem men « 5 . , t to Council Erick- Gompers gave the president information /\")*) 5°" to Councilmen Epleke regarding the plot of Robert Fay, and also nlon ‘the \s36o ae told of widespread activities of pro-German ': the isis» Providing for agents to effect walkouts in large munitions re‘uscing ue next July, laats hou included tn the badges p . € ection 6115 o - Sharp representations to Germany, with a demand | poe. tite the enti peti for an explanation, loomed today as a possible result of recently by Committee Clete the conspiracy on the part of Robert Fay to blow up tho the opinion came too late ships bound to allied ports. . The situation was pregnant 8c ny be on the coun- ‘ 1 sp: " A eg: > « fon on saenany in passing with the possibility of another diplomatic difficulty, in) on 1 S tax levy, it will be filed view of Fay’s statement to New York officers that the °°? ‘*rt, for reference next year, German secret service had approved his plans. | Acting on a legal opinion trond 4 ton society. . . Fay's statement, too, that he was well supplied with) (o:?oration Counsel rise that may, in time of wat SSS when the-codiatry was sturf€d by thé an- "a Ge ik egies ‘ # COiverted into naval reserv . n@uintement that President Wilson would soon oom } new city limits and 22.09 in the "We rr a* PPO iT ¥ mee. ft choose for First Lady of the Land a W oo we ih grease a sharp protest, with a demand for disavowal of Ger-|oia.. ; j a “in " > A F resident's fiancee and her mother! A recent photograph, | is action came after a vain at- rast ni widow, everybody asked: Who is this Mrs It taken while they were in New York city with President Wilson many’s assistance in the plan, will follow. | tempt had been made to call the bat counsel f coupes: sce, 5 Greets: ae was Dek of Washin to purchase the ring for the coming wedding In view of the present inadequate laws providing) »i!! providing for a levy of 2 mills I 7 less out of the finance committee. Sicarchan ls speech at noon “cave dwéflers” set. 1 et of the “smart s 2 bly lapsed. St. Margaret’s had been’ slow in ap- punishment for such violations of neutrality, Attorney |.) "is linance providing for the r sable factor yet of Mrs. Charlotte Ho , etilement house r ing its social opportunity, and the roster General Gregory intends to ask congress to enact new Mere Gil cbs teat monn cikecniay. « cuaeate and asS@f@tated charities set; nor ¢ Preston Gib- s guilds and societies bears not the name of ones. Punishment, however, can be given the men for (107°), G11. "pS (ben joted om am with effect m son theatrical and danci *t; nor Chevy Chase Galt ; their part in a “malicious attack upon a vessel within tworthirds vote Then the high levy 1 naval auxiliartes “8 eer 3 i. : +e ” was adopted by resolution/ American merchant club’s golfing and t . r the End d Ric ling So there you are. The president had picked = er jurisdiction of the United States — Only a majority vote id required { manned t rica t “ih set » neer ; ode. to fix the levy by resolution, am bisrine and manned by America and Hunt club set e Younger Congressional for the greatest social honor Washington knows, a ste wir i |the mayor Rdide no rein tow ae man seamen WwW Ww hi at is a aval auxiliayy? It Set; nor the Older gressional nor the person quite unknown to social ashington. He ie ae te areata horized b; : Phis procedure was authoriz y at of mmntchant, epeueis 86 diplomatic, nor idministration the ju- had elevated this “person” from “trade” to dis- U. Ss. Secret Service Men an act of the legislature in 1911, essential service assis diciary, nor the church, nor the high-brow, nor pense the social honors of the nation. Mayor Gill says it won't hold water ‘and predicts a fight over it paged gg apni Bde any other set. : i : Talk about the prince and the beggar girl! Take Charge of Germans: n the cour in time eace It was discovered tt he was nominally a It isn’t only in fiction that there is romantic He nieo prosiets the Ste goa Sovernment Must Do It member of the rd of St 1omas Episcopal drama. NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—The federal government}en.* warrant basis and thal in the “s ¢ " today took complete charge of the gigantic Komh Plot | follow, many city employes will lose @harter suitable n ixiHartes in which Robert Fay, former German army lieutenant, |" jobs. tra vote Monday, both on the Fay and his brother-in-law, Walter Scholtz, were!t Hesketh; against, Fitzgerald, a of ‘Mrs Norm man Galt’ sLife turned over to federal iuthorities on representations of|' jeatay ariel resolution Aes R Chief Flynn of » United States secre vic jw 4 City, Comptroller c rom Sch : . re rtified the levy, and a certi: mot } hind for Pi in ich 1ond and Bec Belle Attorneys py was handed County Ae ‘a id oF > ee a ' , girl che Richmond h YOUNG MEN ¥ ng, millic be P ’ 7 4 gy 3. - : “nell By rda Gisar oc and © (i » after another she gracious _— sultor an AD DUN she met Normal Galt, mem er of the famo' 1 which had been Washington Ardent courtehir marrie ehureh roposes Shipp Merge HIT A RECORD MARK 023000205 00.502. °° p09, MM Mrs, Galt ne rom all the nd she soon ED from Ric cinde: sHN) weekly pine und yet sad that! * off and Kdith| “sweet Edith Boiling’ was her music atudies,| home f “9 ' ‘ bir Kot | f : ; this expense she made| (Chapter 2 of the “Life Story of | " pothan.it . ae . oe ont the rd phe aiage! 2 the Next First Lady of the Land” re gone marl \ , r tient GETS EIGHT MONTHS will appear In The Star tomorrow How It Would Help onvie leaving r 0 wna rederick Bausman, of 424 Har- She soon developed a great d Hreitung t ’ ue rd ave, N Tuesday judge of reputation among her family Turns State's Evidence , eo - mn state supreme Giv Bridges Credit and girthood friends for her DAMAGED oa Gives — . court ¢ the ability to buy, to cut out, to ‘ - pee tS neni ; ; D. Crow, thru appointment rocks for different occasions. pertain inky aoe ae f ‘ , gy mney Bausman, whose duties les ai gave he begin mediate is a Fire broke out mysteriously earl ecret servic ae ; ; n he law firm of Baus ng hat t E ¢ ' rine wing’, or ty Tuesday morning In a psig of wall ‘ W n inc yr ny | the ‘ at Bak ; ellehe 1 & Goodale, STORM WARNING a ‘ait te w withthe skii}| paper and rattan being ufiloaded at) to push the cases to the lir nl pre tt iodine ice fume eon pr ing in Seattle the t s - Pier 14 from tke Blue Funnel line neo 1891 was given thoro| Ixton ny@typical|of the fire, Chief Stetson, diseu ing a rumor that it might have been ‘ ort er ‘ the AS not due to incendlarism, said he placed » see elthe i whet ‘ 4 hace} CHARLESTON no credence in such a theor More likely, he said, it started |} fifrom a cigaret butt careless! r the ratlroad lean clothe h gasoline ‘ , : thes with gas 00 damage resulted, jacreage for you (Turn to Page 6, Col. 3. | destroy ec