The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1915, Page 1

us My Dry Ordinance Is Too Dry for Gill,” Declares Hesketh © STATE ORDERS A TAX ON POOR PRR ne fazis..| TheSeattleStar [Las] : The On WEATHER—Occasional rains y Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News : iar te aieaaa They get it all figured out how they're go- ing to be greater men in Germany than Bis. marck, but—turn to age 9 and see what hap pened ey mn te: eR a eR shi at oa) ene ee VOLUME 18. SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1915. ONE CENT 2 Fy oi 12:57 p.m, 188 ft, ASS p.m, 4.6 Ft WHY SUFFRAGE WORKERS SENT WOMAN ACROSS CONTINENT TO PIN DOWN HUMPHREY The Women's Congressional in the East, he an at voting ‘Susan B, Anthony’ amend usual fulsome compliments, mak- ton, to Alfee Paul, chairman of ence amon ading suffragists, Women Voters, wrote Dr. King: union, of Washington, D. C., felt women ment?” she asked him. “And the best of a bad business the Congressional Union — for among the letters on fle oeing ft necessary to send one of its In his own district, where wou will you vote, speak and work You would have thought, if you Women's Suffrage, under date of one from Dr Cora Smith King, of has not changed. most able and alert members all on are armed with the ballo for it at the it session of had been at the Washington An» J 19, 1914 M Paul, in which AND IT WAS THESE VERY the way to Seattle to pin Con- tumphrey ts afraid to sneer the legislature nex yesterday, and {f you did not The letter speaks of the ar WOMEN, MIND YOU, AS OFFL j Stan cr re one not Tt was clever of the union to No chance here for the trim- know Humphrey, that he was en- Ing the day before given uThe,,cemtleman, trom Wesnieston CERS OF THE 'CONGRES- of votes for women m wrt " t » "Ss : latch by the fork rep (Humphrey) doubtless conveyed his . a rth aday she pinned him, at the Sed Miss Virginia Arnold to Se mer to trim thusiastic about the “Susan B, Blatch by the New York r ve the Impression with AL UNION, WHO FIND IT t ean county comm eyes of the women Anthony” amendme He was wholly unreaemerate NECESSARY TO SEND AN attle to peg the shifty Humphre Washington Annex. in the presence of home women upon him, with no © of But once more The Star has 8M extract from the the subject when it wee ap before EMISSARY CLEAR ACROSS “4 The union knows Humphrey !s —able, public-spirited women who escape, Hump » fa- the goods on Humphrey. In the 9, i*t sueeck scparenttye see tem THE CONTINENT TO TRY 70 o write and pething ? & political trimmer are representatives of th fe letter against him if he dues SHAME HUMPHREY, BEFORE vored the amer nt, and would official records on file at Wash In his heart Humphrey is voting strength of the w do what he c to secure Its there a letter written by a 2 aot make -@ fell secantation HIS HOME FOLKS, INTO HO against women's suffrage. When Humphrey's district passage Boaréman Whitehouse, Match ned written Humphrey's sneering remark Mrs. Emma Smith de Voe, presi: EST SUPPORT OF THE SUF- he is in Washington or elsewhere “Are you in favor of the Then he pald the women the daughter of Elizabeth Cady Stan- apeech, and 1 had telephe inspired a voluminous correspond- dent of the National Council of FRAGE AMENDMENT. ) Roosevelt Says He Will Support Republican on Right Preparedness Issue Mother Ready | ID WS STATE OF WISCONSIN SECRETLY | TRASK Now to Go to W () DOOMS 24 MEN TO STERILIZATION daughter is dying of tuberculo- sis fn a Chicago sanitarium | The mother wanted to go to | | the daughter, but couldn't, be cause she hadn't the money a enact The Star asked for $50. ‘ Count, A egor Thatcher 1 os . Tuesd. Th Star «turned | y 190 | : oe é By Gilson. Gardner pg oe tak "4s the checks | Geclared Tuesday he will refuse ¥ BERLIN, Nov. 16.—Greek and French 2 NEW YORK, Nov. 16. which came in, and the mother to obey an order of the state - f ° ° Putin as Tesne OF Sdeatinte. | STi ccatne'sould etart Best | tax oomeniecion commanding = orces have clashed at Salonika, the point t sake AP para tmmmedatey: se seaday to niente Tie teiemmennine tor | |of debarkation for allied troops en route to ooseve w > ort c n may Tore 1916 ¢ inst th de of | : . . . f any republican who was | 00m Included $3 from Edith 11. | poop Widen ead “eee bane | Serbia, according to Vienna advices today. _ % ; ols, nid, of : rl xem rs i inot ah active participant | the‘Aroid Remedy Co. and $1 | oumert formerly exempt from | The French tried to occupy a Greek am- __ in the theft of his nomina- from Mrs. J. Henry | The order is oppressive in : munition tower, but were forcibly prevented. |Later the French authorities apologized. In their apology, the French “pretended” ithat the affair was a mistake. tion four years ago view of the depressed financial On these grounds Root, pay mio Ma directly contrary | o law, Thatcher contends Taft and their friends are He declared the tax commission's barred. action aph will work a hard I make this statement | ship ¢ “ ”) and 2 on the very best authority | people in 0 alone, an ber |ALLIES THREATEN ! Cummings would be eligible for t GREECE WITH FORCE Roosevelt's sup) Burton ts al} . that wid | PARIS, Nov. 16.—Greece has re Most too recent a convert to heads of familie not In 8 nands which the allies in paredness to satisfy the colonel porations, firms or | ipon as essential to their! Borah might get the Roosevelt) may be exe ‘om f |safety, diplomatic officials admit BS Suport, in spite of the fact that the 0 r The allies are prepared to force 2 conservationists are entirely dissat vs, as liance with their demands. BE isflied with his conservative record. CT A nt of » central powers will help King} i Would Dictate Platform | exgmption, $306 ) » total ‘onstantine to resist | ; Bagah, it is assumed, would stand} nt ¢ b aaneentne z Allied diplomats insist that, inas- for a strong preparedness program. | PRg ag maar gs oe yh much as former Premier Venizelos As the price of his support, r or in the state to de | countenanced, and, in fact, invited Roosevelt would insist on a short| cnes. Se BENORS oe oe a | landing of allied troops at Salonika, | meer making ADS GUTS | ber froutthe Gt vale at, | |Greece has no rig Romulus Bender, former quar. aia 8 erty | [poten Sule egs i terback of the East Tank coun- re ¥ t r he lav ee to re for safety after pos This might be supplemented by —_-— For instance, under the Inw, a . Ralken Tererees, will be. in.| ty Jail feotball team, which is to a declaration In favor of a tariff of “My dry ordinance is as Y 8 pag arg 5 ‘ Ite meet another jail team on a pub- the kind which would “pase prot) Eevee sever qrnat’e what's | $6 Sli abndeegy ere yee At the left is John Rehfeldt, sterilized while a patient at the! i nae the allies’ fleets will| lc field here Thankagiving day, : perity around.” ne y « "| Outagamie county asylum, at Appleton, and later released as mentally be sent to Greece to insure non-in-| caused at 2 But the whole platform would be} Thus did Counciiman Hes. | |8 #xen n'a or. outed, only to lose his wife and family because of the operation, worry \te G with the Bay oh. inc mcaeor Breabueiy brief, not be over 1,000 words long,| keth “come back” at the chief | $300 ‘om the geo0 (over which drove him to insanity again; above, at the right, is a photo }kan plans, and { inted that King} e line Tuesday, by going to and would have to stress prepared-| hati * Ri arty rac gp Oe store louse oe itise hat. [Of Rehfeldt’s wife and four children, the innocent sufferers; below, at | Constar mas 0 anal the Monroe reformatory for one nes: the one big issue. | ig ne ca t plas hed “se ance. $200, 4 . on the 6o|the left, is Dr. J. A. Canavan, former Appleton mayor and the surgeon 7 The fleet is likely to meet strong} to 15 years, , Roosevelt's willingness to back a be ae 60 Pe My tort veri per cent The . |who performed the operation, and whose death shortly after is reported resistance from Austro an un-| Bender ts serving time for grand Tepublican candidate {8 promised) troducen oy eet of the state, |son formerly exempt is then forced | to have been hastened by worry over the Rehfeldt tragedy; below, at the | - ~ — dersea boats, known to be heading/larceny, and during his absence on the idea that the Wilson pro-) ” e4 o pay taxea on $150 worth of prop.| right, is George Downer, superintendent of the ylum, who recom- for the Grecian vicinity, from jail his position on the 4 prohibition amendment, was (to pay t $ prop-| F's i football gram is {nadequate. leottective erty, which this year may likely |Mended Rehfeldt’s sterilization and who committed suicide as the result Meantime, the allies are bringing | Squad will be filled by Remus Peter- Criticises Wilson Hey “The mayor has been clamoring| mean in the neighborhood of $8 to|of worry over the effect and a $10,000 auit filed against him. lpressure to bear upon the king to|20n, formerly tackle, whose Gal Spreading’ the naval increase) sey ordinance for months |$ family | BS cents + i A” Rea gee force him to alter his attitude place has been filled by Mike Pen- ’ over a long period of time is un fev rape A rola eon sors of Plerce and Spokane | MILWAUKEE, Wis., Nov. 16.—Some time this nycup, Who arrived and signed on ag apie pit erage and the colones| want it. The trouble with It ts that | ties have taken the same stand) month 24 men—their names hidden from the public— £ } the team Tuesday fea las no patience e plan t ig drawn so tight {t won't nee cher, refusi carry out alan we ay | e on has been confined near raise a continental army of volun | it tree ee a eontorce it.” Hea. | the orde | to be STERILIZED by the state of Wisconsin FIVE ROOMERS ly two years in the county jail for ii , he says, wo uid ‘not vol , 5 A The tax commission, to make the Absolute secrecy veils the experiment Wisconsin | assault, and hia minenlon had be- unteer in sufficient mber He: . e ordj.. order mandato: ax brought a civ-|, : - Nae sme so softened that it was found who would not be adequately} Coe Ti action against Assessor Cameron|is to make at the expense of the most sacred function | hecessary to provide him with a a ne Ml ot Plerce asking the court complete and heavily armored suit } He insists that the rogular army| '°0 to co to make the as.|Of Mankind. btcet tt , | for even light practice. be strengthened to a point where ft)“ r, reason I did this,” he said, | sessme case will be ar-| An ‘ ert alienist,” who, the law provides, shall . Daily workouts have placed both could be relied upon to check AM|.ye, because it didn’t arrive fron n Tacoma in a few days. | Gambling conditions were being| FARLY teams in excellent shape, tho no attempted invasion and hold the in |B adford’s office until late Satur | systematically gone into Monday by| joutside practice has been indulged ® vader until the partly trained vol-l4,, afternoon and I didn't have | WHO ARE THESE EXPERT $10-A-DAY ALIENISTS the King county grand jury, tn the| in because of the sloppy condition — rs could be brought into acl time to digest it before s hope of finding the reason why open| pees Jof the jail yard ‘ton Ito the council, Monday et he ' Who are these “$10-a-day experts’ who will decide who gambling {8 being permitted in Se A fire which started when H. Iver-| wr Wants Big Regular Army |not introduced it Monda |] shall be sterilized In Wisconsin? jattle, and the person or persons up-|son, a sailor, Ht a cigarette while] For this purpose Roosevelt rec! or probably would have sal c | The Wisconsin sterilization law provides that before opera. || ym to fix the blame Jiyin d did damage amounting L ommends an additional quarter of| holding it out tions are performed on “mental defectives.” the condition of the rosecutor Lundin called as his|to but Jeopardi the lives of a million men to the regular army, The trouble with the mayor Ia} patient shall be determined by “expert” allenists, who shall not st witness a Japanese whose) five people rly ‘Tuesday morning, Would a with a proportionate number of of- that di won't leave an be paid more than $10 a day. name he declined to make public.|at the Del Norte enth and ficers. ul that the jury h H pig ¢ » defe In the Thaw case alienists reputed to be experts charged He 8 got its | Pine The Will provide for $100 fine from $500 to $5,200. be . and 30 days {n jail for ation of AND THEY DISAGREED. opening up some pretty well greased and i F rews and wife and G Piano Bargain teresting mat-|K ipy and wife, occupytr WOMAN HIT BY {ts provisions | ter, but would make no statement|ments on the floor above Iverson's 9 If the mayor doesn’t like t ‘ Mi | elite |room, were carried ont on ladders: ] t t Y cl fe Per mith, chairman of : 2 o a , t aad [him draft one, and Il introduce tt], Dr. Fe | eee ae not be paid more than $10 a day, is to determine who} The jury's first work Monday was| Iverson was badly burned, but nteres ou: me to It,” says Hesketh. | al board, was re | with my taxes Mon rig Fag: si oasatariiized ja review of facts alleged in « suit}made his way out of the hotel and| | Hesketh has anotiver mild-looking|buked Monday night by the Kiog| will be: sterilized |brought by Al James, a negro, and| disappeared | Tha tee . SKIDDING AUTO; |aocument lying on his desk “dafin: |County Medical waciety, which took | And the excuse will be: “THEY'RE MENTAL lates hand: Sacieas hie white wite,| z Tadtean | The : well known ing certain duties of chief of po.|bim to task for hin necusation ot a . TIVES.” ‘ ‘lagainst Patrolman Margett, whom| NAV Bush & Lane Piano Mildred Purman, whom he re-| S. ey accuse of de x vut| ar ‘ with betra ) é | Cas, Accren. oF Serrauding: them out] HE URGES BIG Y Co. is having a clear- lee and subordinate officers and | Dr FATALLY HURT | relat ng to their removal,” which |cently charge ing pro-| i , * . and ¢ tin & Week|. EontLAND Nov, 16MM favope lance: Sale OFe Used an: eine t# ' That was the same excuse given when John |ef an automobile and about {Illeit Hquor selling and fall) These charges were dismissed be-|Rehfeldt, a patient at the Outagamie county asylum|from ‘Mra. James for “protecting”| + Hie ei? Sh Anos This enables |navy, if you will pardon the slang,|{| Anos. ables |to report to the chief, an if the trial | 2 sterilize her disorderly house. eo dacs 16 Serica, | Cir grilled and dectarea| at Appleton, was sterilized. strong enough to knock the block | them to offer some fine The appearance Monday after. a to report to the prosecut- is in the tle Gemeral hospital |! ttorney, both the emen leal conduct o# & Sut tragec spelled in big letters, made that|noon of as 1 “redligh eati,{off any other nation ' ve ps ing ps asibly|and the chief shall be a tate board at a} But P , : satit sic! Mor th ae nc nital’s “ott th)" This statement shows where Sen instruments at ex Tuesday ring from possiiiy|*0% Me cue man hasnt led mad fon, excuse only a mockery. ree. ator Harry Lane of Oregon stands na ! yeparadl phaser 6 councilman has al ty Mor a. indicated Lundin Intends to bring " tremely low _ prices, fatal injuries, th , i t what to do with | Here is the result of that one sterilization opera-|these matters before the jury on the aredness question, He laeentanl oe have not yet been determined», a I: The investigator volunteered the Made it in an address before the | Full description as to the result of being Monde BISHOP MOORE VISITOR OREGON storm suasives | OM: is Information that he had sorte im-| Jackson club last night makes, prices, ete., will night an auto by One suicide. alan Raised sid shea a | be found in their large feels F. Markey, st Bishop David H. Moore and| PORTLAND, Nov. 16.—The atorm Another death. CHATTANOOGA ARRIVES * Om ¥ c ‘rs, Cramer's head and body |daughter will arrive in the city to-|which swept Oregon west of the A small boy's idea of leaving | BREMERTON, } 16.—The ad on page Sin today Ss are terribly bruised, and {it {#|morrow and will stop at the Lincoln | Cascades yesterday was subsiding | One man again made insane. footprints on the sands of time, is |cruiser Chattanogga arrtved at the| Star. GMMR thought she may have a fractured|hotel. They will be the guests of| toda © great damage was re-} —— — , —————————|to sneak across « newly-made ce-|navy yard today and will wants esidl skull, Dr. and Mrs, Leonard at luncheon. | ported (Continued on Page 7.) ment walk. Jan overhauling. 8