The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1915, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR aiser Will Rule oe Greatest ciliate if He Wins Drive for Dardanelles , Rare RU ) the ald of his Turkish allies and his secret diplomacy among all the Mohammedan peoples, hopes to gain an't lay down @ set of rules that ery one, and Dick should know perfect well that where It might be wrong to borrow money of somé people, it was all right at this time in this For the first time since I have! a old ws rather ye - * . ey P known Ji he smed embar gage cade . +. > ' be ‘linden for Administration eet cans ee s Little book, | have come to the! You _Can Get Wardre oe at | Plans, Reports Gil- He seemed to think he owed an pyre penuh Be qo for . Society Sale for Price son Gardner apology to some one for lending I! tok . fa aint a of Steak " me that money—and yet you, ttle | Only human, for I. tov, feel that canes ae on SWISS SYSTEM URGED 10°! ng unprejudiced, | know | Pun NUMAN tor ete my pride (IT’S ALL FOR CHARITY that it was | who should spologize | / more than anything else, You see, aaa WABHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Tho |, don't mind telling you that I don't] ooh one tut me way to winter overcoats and hats war preparedness program will go | fe! # bit like doing I said that to Mra, Selwin the | 4nd shoes and things for LONDON, Oct. 30.—Constantino- | rthru congress with a whoop. Now A — aid _ me the other i other day and » wered: Wives and kiddie da @ to the world war. that the administration Is for it ie way, | believe it wan Jim) sNongense, my dear. You must re Two hundred and fifty society ple holds the key to the | ‘Gvamehody inher i himself)—"You see, Margie, it's all) oo that men—all love women have got together and fig- If the Germans reach the city cn : ” y ie i aieieh ia es nixed up,” and he was right. Yot ~ _ “ina ee saad n—love ved out that there are thoussads the Bosporus, one of two things wil *ntinenta 4 H nany h any i r gain one of the will ople in Seattle who have @ lot most. All that you can|Of perfectly good clothes which they won't wear any more, ud ich might just as well be in the ve you hands of folks who ean put them dering (to Kood une nounced by th favored by the regular army It in not the plan worked out by the military college and it was ‘not the original recommendation of Secretary Garrison White House ts not time and come up ask, and what you must be quit satinfied with, if you are sensible is that your husband shall best, and if he does go happen. | The Teuton nations will become | the greatest, richest industrial em | pire on earth Or the Austrian-German-Turkish | will apply to Unes will > me so long and so What the rercler army Officer Dick intimates, Margie, that if about in shady paths that look Hence they are gol to hold @ thin that the mighty military power sueestiacel AT voeular. arms | Bave thousands of dollars to lend | ent” alta oe tho they |monster rummage sale at the Hip. will crumple with a crash valend. to. & streneth of -aboat| <4 tty women tn sistres |) were Hned with primroses he will rome for three da Nov. 4, 9 Sere Dien tO eine 150,000 men, with a complement of | MEE at least let my male cht come back—at least 99 per cent of |4nd 10. During this time it will be Egypt and India has been told The capture of Constantinople, British officials are convinced, will put his | attempt near success. Should these wealthy colonies} field artillery and with atations so | KBOW that It can be drawn upon bY | em come back if given a ch arranged that this force could be cngytt 1 told -hretyesd rid ant Little book, Mra. Selwin ts old— | * easily mobilized the slightest need of anything from |®0, Old that she can look at life| to bay The war authorities 1 baal . jthing from jealmiy, but—I want Dick—I want | beefsteak. uld land more than (Sas zo = a | him to “belong” to me as he insists| Every day people ible to pick up a really nifty drobe for what you would have a pair of new shoes or ® sending in pass under German sway, here is dred thousand troops at a time [Calne jn and while the lawyers! iat 1 “belong” to him good clothes of which they hare the extensive territory that will on our shores and that thin force of |WOre fixing things uy (To Be Continued Monday) ews Sed. os wel eee embrace the Germa col dlera 50,000 n could | mobilized and He sane aA pe: poverty : sareitar bedding rugs, - ee meaning that was a bit sinis ed | dishes and all of things which can: | con to meet much an at P pi 2 nd Austrian em INOO | tack and to chee oi for | Si Ye but going back again to many a family which is feeling the — ee uaae wwomend industrial ta : “in * por ae phinspod pr the time when Jim said: "Things |Asserts American pinch of hard times will be glad to 5 ae which is capable of im such th as ht be required to! oie all mixed ut emombe: as is Seek | get the citisen soldiery mustered all mixed up,” 1 remembered! Women Are Greatest} buy at the nominal prices charged The Kalkan pruinsula (possibly except- and give them three months’ train. | ‘at at that time he had also sald anus The chief purpose of the sale is tng Greece), with its great undeveloped ing, by which time they could be|, Women never paid enough atten to raise money for the relief fund | Sih and mineral fields, which would give tion to the things that were really | © EReRrene Ream om oken, y were so busy looking for the motives behind,” and 1 put the idea out of my head of the Charity Organization society, This organization is alway: ¥ |ting jobs for people and helphn them over times when they have used to supplement, the regular force objection urged to the con |tinental army plan ts that {t does the German union quick Reerssition of manufac ‘The cotton-growing sections of Asia and would be conmected with ster sections of the empire by evertand : hot wash tn ead OF i cokhatone What do you think, Jisn. naked | ¥ no work And Sweden (which world-stateamen foree which could be quickly Diek, “about Margie setting herself | g So everybody is asked to help helleve will be cemented | mobilized ip as & business woman and mab the rummage sale along, either by empire thre fear of Kw peg ee t ng investments without consulting donating things to be sold, buying Tasty dependent ot any other ‘ation grees to urge the advantage of |Mez,.Would you like a wife like something at the sale, or patronize > of any othe » adva eo > on earth 7 = In anew its purpose.” Why should they/ stands for Territory of Hawaii lnome mn of the Swiss Oe tainty would néé.*iseid 4 ing the many side attractions which In event of German success, It IS FF § 5 letter to “A Mere Man.” have been altered at alif What system, certainly superior to the — n ave been planned to coax money phatically. 1 looked up in great from folks who don’t want to buy, Every night of the sale the big * floor will be cleared and the publia pointed out, the kaiser a site. |, 7: F: S: says that a large major. part is altered, and what is its great @—I have read many of your let Continental army plan, which ba ciririne Changed = widespread, poorly AE ity of scientists and no few athiests| purpose? Was the Inquisition, the ters, In which | consider you have Most of the disadvantages of the "Wn! yim 1 ty ated colonial system for the believe that there must be some numerous religious wars, the block- helped the parties concerned. Now Present militia system and is no n, “you know LOCATED AND . articular impro' ent over it, ex. |20U encouraged me by lending me will be invited to dance for charity eet y OT ENDED of ali | crestor What of it? Belief proves ing of the advancement of civi 1am going to try my luck. ae ta toe parc net ab ry © ithe mon at regular Hippodrome rates |Mothing. Peopie have believed in tion at every turn a part of its | have been going with a girl, °*! he one respect that the Now, look here, Margie, 1 don't Cash prizes will be given for the world empires. |fairies, witches, magic, alchemy, great purpose? quite nice looking, of about my age, en are under federal authority | want you to draw me into this dis “ icnat grneatan dancers. _7On the other soe this vast do- | Universal solvents, perpetual motion) if the object of the Scriptures which ie 19, all summer and fail, | ang can be concentrated and) cussion, but you ought to know, Very | came agg ser's cause, 2°49 Countless other things. The was salvation, then explain the fol. am very much in love with her. At mobilized under federal auspices: after having lived with Dick for as P main yes — aiitae a gigantic /MOFe religious they have been, the |iowing times ashe me to think a lot of many ars as you have, that a man are thas will make the allies will moro they believed. “For the living know that they me, but again she doesn’t act just may th a thing is perfect brett: eo3 25 | ? 2 mat e fact that “fully ninetenthe shall die; but the dead know not right jright In the other man's wife, but/ cept peace on German | LA est accept pew of the scientific speculations re anything, neither have they any! For instance, a short time ago [he would not want his wife to do MME. ASSAD ULLAH | 4 rding creative power have be re a reward, for the memory of when | took her to a show, she told d Egypt and to garrison | 9# en more . y | ass i og kcnaees ppt would have |@8carded,” reflects creditably on them is forgotten.” (Eccl. Ix:18). |me about a friend of her brother's Cote Tica: Peover thodatt that of American womdh are the great-| gf cage of her the scientists. They at least admit, if there is no hereafter, of what who was in town. She acquainted est {n the world,” declares Mme possibly one-third you to take poss! that they are not infallible, that use is salvation? | can heartily me with their intended plans tor troops now operating on the Freach |, “But. Margie, {tt is perfectly | Assad Ullah, Persian noblewoman, and Russian borders. jwhen any one advances a better agree that true acience benefits and the future three days. The next chimed in Dick. “I wonder wig ig the wife of Mizra Hassad To make the scheduled drive to|theory or proves an old one use enlightens the world. But why try evening she said they—she and her LEVY IN COURTS: we can never make a woman | *™ . 2 acta India, many more would be re-|/ess, they acknowledge the fact. (to harmonize the Scriptures with folke—were going to have @ card retand that Ullah : quired. The Christians should at it be science by saying that science and party at her house. She asked me if ” podnens by many set undards Ullah, who is famous as a peace : Can the kaiser do it? as good as the scientists, and give Scripture should pull together. Has | played cards. | told her | did, a have you men for women You ocate and prophet of the Orien-| NEW YORK, Oct. Oct. 20.—The dem- Will Japan step in and prevent Us a practical demonstration, or a acience ever received any direct as little, but it happened, | couldn't Providing it {a decided the coun | seers to ave one for your mothers tal religion Bahia, has come to this /0cratic national organization will the success of the Hohenzollern | formula to work out. Assertion sistance from the Scriptures?! play the main game they were figur- oil's action in fixing the 1 pee one or your sisters one for yo 4 ge wh 40. teand ccleaner Gt into the 1916 fight within less: dream? jalone is not sufficient. Hasn't every advance made by scr ing on playing that evening. levy by resolution wan illegal, the |"*eethearts, one for your wives country foun 1 f Cn att wecke, Cualee Those who are directing the war| “The Nebular theory does not off-|ence been opposed by Scripture?) The second day she and this gen: Chamber of Commerce will atart a/"%1 one for the rest of the sex” | teach ot Hah 4 daughter|COmbs of the national committee from the side of the allies would | set the Biblical record (Gen. |:1).” it was formerly the custom to try tleman, accompanied by her moth: suit to enjoin officials from levy By the time I had said this | ime 1 Ame i. son and daughter) jainits there will be a real Mike to know Probably not; but how about Gen.|to harmonize science with the Scrip: er, were going to a nearby town to Ing and collecting $228,000 of the; Ore Bt the bank and the tobert. married Americans, (che he dees nota Wet Cone ss 1:2 to 317? Also there is no scrip- tures, but now the custom is to try spend the afternoon. That evening levy, according to a decision reach in ‘in Psy hs aon over to me \che offing ON GUARD; |tural intimation that the six days ito harmonize the Scriptures with the girl and the other gentieman ed Friday by trustees of the cham | mediately traosferred the money DRAFT A CITY | The national committes will | If the Almighty God does not con- 1, for one, maintain that science er town quite a way off. Of course, The $228,000 ix part of the roll = been when he lent me | oT bava-beah tite es oven LOOK OuT, FELLERS tro! force and matter, then what can continue to advance without this girl's brother wae expecting to amount which has been in dispute waneea it < ick the anh and MANAGER CHARTER tion and one presidential came A lot of new clothes lines will oy He control? Can one conceive the aid of Scripture, and should be play in the orchestra at this dance.| The taxation u of the cham “Why, what's this? Dick asked paign,” he said, “and I know you Hate to he purchased by Seattle |of anything apart from matter? As| allowed to do #0 | offered my ance with the ber, of which R. Singleton {8} 1. Qurvrise | judge Burke, president of the/eamt pick a successful political or- mended the sult, and hang tor force, that is merely matter in “Therefore, leaving the principles car to take them down, but she sald head, rece as the| Motion. If Omnipotence can bring of the doctrine of Christ, let us go the gentieman alr housewives before they can That's the money I owe Jim Chamber of Commerce, Friday ap-|®@nization out of the air in a few Monday washini dy had engaged) sve a0 its reason that the major Why don't you give hit pointed a co! -e to work joint-|minutes, The work of organizing Sit of Halloween nest by boys|#bout artificial results, the fact on unto perfection; not laying again a machine. hy SE the qoenen wes dellh cheek? ‘ nan = ity with 1 comattias yi the Mt jand obtaining funds should begin Friday night They « dozens of Would be noticeable, and recorded |the foundation of repentance from The third day they were figuring trying to raine taxes that t » Because he gave it to me in|ricipal longue for a revision of the|immediately after the meeting.” clothes lines, transferred signs, |ousside the Seripteres. [Sens Worms und oF Fait) soveerd jon staying. at. Kec howes eae te » | dilis {ty charter, providing for a city| President Wilson, he declared, and even broke windows. As to the sun standing still, if It God.” (Heb. vi:t.) c. 0. C. | can't quite understand why she Singleton te the m nome For perceptible second there! manager. sit ba aie party’ " nominee. The police promise trouble for| had ever stood still, the fact would didn't invite me to attend some of time ago claimed the rg ‘ it f re rk | - . any of the rascals who attempt have been recorded in histories of Q.—In the news items from Hono these things. jing the need, on behalf of the Cham eimilar stunts Saturday night. nearly every ancient nation. It lulu, | have always noticed the date Thie gentleman wanted to take ber of Commerce, of a law such as ___________- | would have been a miracle too vast |line, Honolulu, T. H. Will you ner to thie show, but she said she|!* Covered by the Renick act, and to have been confined to so small please tell me what the initials usually went to thie continued show WhO sald he was lostrumental in a section of the world as Palestine. “T. H." indicate? with me, and so | went with her. jeetting it thru, and was proud of The Inspired writings have never SUBSCRIBER Nevertheless, | think thie affair te fact. been altered sufficiently to change’ AT. H..” in this instance, quite a slam, and | don't know) The Renick law Is recognized as — - ~ whether | should just drop her or| 0" of the most infamous measures which has ever been saddled on a WHAT READERS SAY fire's geen yur soi, IES Zz ae | FIRST AT PIKE CONTINUOUS, 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. PLAN TO FEED FOLK asiuveneas ail the war) SLED TO MAKE LAWS tter Yow to begin with, if there is no} ight’s proposal to e%)winter months. It would Are appropriate at all times. We have made a careful selection of flaw- less stones, perfectly cut. These ems can mounted in settings man- ufactured by us to your order. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY 3 Days Only BLANCHE ite inderstanding between and this girl friend, she has the lege of going out with other ods. In this particular instance n, she might not even} her own motive as the | ng man was a friend of her| ther and a guest In her home naturally would be duty und to make his visit as agree p as possi I think she was fair with you when she w 1 to the show with you @ assistance No one would way seems to!) i lod hou hung ' approval Walla Diamonds have perma- } 0° Star readers nent value and are be- coming much more valu- able every year. We The plan, as recently outlined who templates « brott tionately as the larger ones. BEST PLAN 1 istomed to have them In all sizes, } ana other easii many opinions on plans so you might] but the smaller stones are} This would enavle fF WALTERS, Pi tees pettnca | just as precious propor-] of cash to hu ; 45 Columbia St acco} ' nge would wish to may - gry man a ticke hts) Q—l was married 11 year ago. a oF Wanatie t a Three years later | went away & OR vavbrdinacrttat Ny Pel etiaciabae gave kick Ga cube aramount’s Premiere Blonde Beauty in her Diamond Mercha rd age : Jaa) Rey. Sitar ie enue seme. eave od } screen triumph, playing the dual mon erchants soodrage ‘the rofeasion the town and Mr. my mistake and would have gone mae se ste fide Ait all 821 Second A ars, who want money, not 1 do back to my husband, but | lost en 2 A ” role of twin sisters— vert sen nan promis if b HRINER track of him Now my husband ¥F A Aldr cl ‘coves the scheme, to 623 stone Place has come to claim the child, Che pe ig at cost to the bh Which has a right to the boy,| NEW YORK, Oct. 30.—Senator ‘ | F oan comfortable shelter) Editor The Star: 1 heartily ap.|™Y husband or the man 1 went|Frank A. Aldrich of Alaska thinks a Ai : fave ¢ heartily ®D-! away with? Inothing of a 35-day journey en r ?. yr The second man and | were never |the Arctic circle on dog al marrle , but he Is married now to attend a session of the lexis another woman and has my child,| The senator is now making his first and says if | ever come and take|vinit in New York and he marvels the boy, that | won't dare send him |at its wonders. 4 to school or let him go any Place | alone, as he will steal him the first | i “I would much prefer to give him} char Ee URGES ENTRAL DEPOT at t the away 80 far that 1 will ve never Editor ‘ite Star: The propost-| 1 Star will We him again, If the child belongs to LOOK WHAT HE the second man, could he take him » for a dime 8 < v pare rig the money I really to how he would The Secret Sin Five acts of baffling mystery and intrigue. . : tt . around two sisters, twins, Tostop dandruff ent as far a ¢ v t n oof the plan. Let us| by law or would my husband have The story id wound ‘ah ni wee Tha | d | fh he 9 olen len hey ; ttle arent tnat the cltl-| the first right to him? | want my! 4 fair sample of what happens| one the innocent victim of drugs. The |and 10ss O air | ioe lage n every possible| ceed wan’ sik wong wayne is 8] when you're too proud to fight was | iim romance and adventure of the story are height- | Shampoo with hot water, 1" . care of him i | Gordon Griday, a: wan Gene tel ened in the intimate scenes in the heart of | fo the scalp the rich, we need fr ttle is more Would | have ¢ t rt Cat mahi bee ag he “ti EP, , ancati or uf ahaa ke Cha Weait; can get sha boy, ee cule ins hinted McCauly, architect in the New Chinatown, where the sensational climax and evidence of the at r service. and | go and get the child away brings the story to a dramatic but happy finish, a “ tack of the ene was manifested | ol ‘ il wo thru sue-|from thie man ourselves? B. S, Jin a large plaster, pasted over his esino are Tam, yours very truly, | A.—It would seem that your|nose, which is broke ae . } herish ROY KILMER legal husband would have first)” Mecauly was riding in a Renton | | oxi nd di wor 180 Lucile {claim, since you were not married| car several nights ago when, a | Ade ; ead of the fa ; : to the second man. The case is| cording to his testImony, two boys s | er &, ! many| THEY'LL PRINT THE TICKETS|too complicated for me to advise|Conrad and Adolph Troeppl, | | gradually cooler water, the final VOM A, hy é Pi I idee oh ph ggg Juvenile judge! shells and clgaret papers at him, | fii Pater thalng ¢oid » them criminals approval o} hauney |at the juvenile court free of anyland calling him a “big stiff -—- | thorough ricer Hoc An for & free soup ieteh-| charge: You should not delay tn} MeCauly ignored them for a long 7 7 a, r f the ‘t jurisdiction in such matters pair’ jucmead @n hit, he | oaye 9 any person tar punched him on the Jaw, broke his 7 k pe eAns, pe | be very glad t@donate aa|CABARETS TO BE TONED DOWN [jogo and inflicted other injurte A res Ar entina all package! ots na may be needed MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 80.—| The boya were fined $25 weverai uenos Vv 9 in no deli Iways glad to help Th@Twenty-five cabarets will be open|daca nen ty Judge Gordon. Me-| . ablishment pay ite of Its many benefits|tomorrow for the last time. © Mon-|Cauly appealed It, and it is now a 4 rhully 4 | It would enable public. Very re*pectfully |day they will open as restaurants] state case, charging them with sec. | fa ' Bs meme gence ° te to $ any y to stretch its slen FRANKLIN PRESS, |without entertainment, upon order|ond degree assault é 5 so as to cover the| Per R. 8, Moore. |o® Mayor Nye. It was continued Friday to Nov. 3. s