The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1915, Page 8

THE SEATTLE 5" | DRUNKENNESS ‘CANDIDATES PUTIBAD GIRLS ARE MADE CHANCE FOR THE ON DECREASE * Old Demon Rum Evidently Is Evacuating the City ARRESTS FALLING OFF Drunkenne peepee Per cent in 1914 Statistics « mptled day by § Sullivan nial report Rum has the city for sever Altho the re Plete as yet. for the n August and Octo TH14 and 1915 are figures show fm the num drunkenness Months of th de eo since s has Satur Charte artmental an Old Demo the ¢ show that n wi al m nth nths a rer dur 8 year 1915. 80 114 64 . 9 347 1914 123 113 152 111 June . July August October . Total The above table shows the her of arrests for ¢ drunk and enness « lisorderly ment, and ‘show erease there for date. Both here and in re at a los Ming off of In this city « Yo lack of poll fag the months of Comparison ex-Chief Griffiths fn order in force demanding @nly those who we BAvigate” be arrested. fs not now in force “Some of it is due to the Euro ean war.” said Mayor Gill when confronted with the figure fag the summer of | Bet of bums and float @anadian railroad work dr Tiere. They caused a lot o' Some of th h 1 “Another cau: Ment railroad work great m North from Seatt “Still another Francisco expositior nd bums have drifte “Seattle has floaters just now Out, for some reason the class that do @runken brawling. Another great and not im Feason may be that Seattle Ting ready for the big drought January 1 4 the entire year t Tacoma author to That order ave er MRS. BUNDY BEATEN ; OVER THE JUMPS Talk and Answer Questions in Queen Anne Church SPENCER IS QUIZZED ndidates for the port commis red Fr at the gational church candidat eh in ourd appe A meeting pastor The ten minute resent their ¢ Ewald. ent was th member first dd public railroads s to do anything to water front ‘oads tell us on railr that th onition to laugh at us. Powles Offers Himself Po Western les Ave a cand fasion, sald th n the peided to o' he said, “if you in what you sald, were pot for | vote awake nks these at night all out id he Was an idges He Lauds Bob Bridges “Rridges, Remsberg and Gen made a remark rt comin are leaving things Pow! of Bot They ehind them Remaberg fate certain that doors and let « ome in and ey are goln bt and They want to kee are ¢ field to want thrown « newer Albert Daub Has a Plan Remabers 1 to the that are pointe fact sslon's doc co an at of tta work te for port commission, sald he thought the allroads, If properly approached, could be talked into arranging this er line thing themselves the white-curtained cell, converted by the ~* © e ® -_*e ee GOOD BY MANICURING WALLFLOWERS ne wet IN CHICAG Dr, Mary Campbell, | manicuring. BY HONOR FANNING CHICAGO, Nov, 27.—That temp! of vanity, the never be transform of moral salvation. Br ell proving ming bea d int but beauty influence & potent girls wh for son as well s the Ma teaching Ca charge of well woman's ward who come here know daintiness; the cal the daint rt of lead TY ra toward ch O’S PRISON psychologist, ese ee * Pretty Maidens Will Ask for Dances at German Relief Ball THEY GRAB;YOU'LL ol eid beaux bachelor other — varletic of hewall flowers are going to have the time of their unfashionable career next Tu {ght at the Hippo: | drome on the oceasion of the Ger man-Austrlan Relief dance ro lected partners, will be hotee mittee maids thru ansociation’s make certain that the will not be the baleor ball turned Into a dancing parlor and of the prettiest of Seattle and matrons will eireulate the crowd, ensuaring lonel males ar orting them to the private t r where slight char th will be ners in a dance, after which will hi wrtunity to pure bouton res an photograr of Gen. Von Hindenberg, and oth amall ftems. Other features fat ladle for part m a the he er will be and whict of the Nejades tion of Min the direc and 4 including Lied he Ger the and her Bridewel! in | man singing ;under the direction M TRY TO BURN TANKS OF ‘GAS’ AT TACOMA TACOMA, Nov. 27 # are Investigating if nee . ot by unknown pe class filed for thetr f dozen Jenson dull in “beauty, haggard is a wore with Flabby y on the im prison Then hand hands were soft cust antouring thrust sul ned table nly a form of wer ‘olice au discipline today an an rrons to net 000 barrels of gasolir Stands last night had or the here waste n lighted and shoved ur door of the 1 made were tired of | 4 to her ge When the first lesson “beauty” ended and they filed out thru the iron-barred door, the slouching shoulders were lifted a t8t, chins were thrust out just a little The lesson manicuring had \" been a les iness—and | &@ sermon on self-respec Mine room SUED BY SON’S WIFE CHEHA on in woman TAR L-I-B-E-R-T-Y FIRST AT PIKE CONTINUOUS, 11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. Here’s Sunday’s New Show THOMAS JEFFERSON umous Joseph (of “Rip Van Winkle’ Fame), and Son of the I TULLY MARSHALL In a Grippingly Mysterious Griffith Supervised Production SABLE LORCHA MABEL NORMAND The RAYMOND HITCHCOCK Star, T H Dainty Comedienne, and The Stage Comedy in STOLEN MAGIC onight Last Times William S. Hart in “The Disciple,”’ a Wester Comedy. n Drama, and a Keystone living. Cleaniines the womanly of qualities aim the womanliness we wa in th tions Mixa Car study the her exper And the first prison class in man louring, which met the other day In ment on the nm Magdalens W. L. M’CABE DEAD «& to direct in the MATINEES Children 5c¢ Loges 25¢ 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. EVENINGS Children 5c Loges 30c After 7 o'Clock 10c 15c Loges May Be Reserved at 50c a Seat prisoners themselve: into! f Madonna Daub said the port commission @ Cozy, little beauty parlor, seemed) Three manicure girls in Ch William L. McCabe, pioneer wa ue LONG BEACH, ¢ Cal Nov. Mrs. May Sutton Bundy’s att to take the ladie# singles title from Miss Molla Bjurstedt was checked “By « California player b even reached the finals r ntl K. Brown won, 64, 6-3, in an q itational tournament M | Biurstedt, the American title hold er, beat Miss Florence Sutton. It the matches today Miss Brown will Oppose the champion and the two Button sisters will play against each other Miss Alhambra Westlake, Pine, Fifth SUNDAY For 3 Days Goodrich and James Cruze in Ammstrong’s A Mile Two Men and One Woman. Also Travelogue 33 Saturday Only MARY PICKFORD Madame Butterfly re she! | mse am in nter of the city, and that, tho In tended for the lumber trade, prac tically no lumber has passed over it Quizzed on Fire Escapes Commisstoner Ewald later show ed Daub was mistaken in both these statements George A. Spencer, candidate for reelection to the school board. stood on his record and got along n at the back of the asked him why the board didn't put outside fire escapes or going there,” he and I am nt board is as careful of ne as it ought to be.” told about the doors nm outward, but sidestepped on the outside fire escapes Other Candidates Talk Rev. Oscar H. Me wider democracy in the schools, sald Dr. he Lillian Irwin emphasized the necessity for putting a woman on the school board How many a parents,” she asked, “if you were going away for awh d had to leave your little one at home, would leave him with a lot of men” Questions ous candidate afterward, a general diac n followed. Ewald a Business Man “Mr. Powles has told you there should be a on the port commission Commissioner Ewald said I would like to state that I am a busin He told cessful busin career And then,” he said Powles is URGES LIMIT ON IMMIGRATION were ed the vart da business mar something of his suc- I was able to retire. till at it locating the t© prove the psychologist’s reason dock so far from the !ng sound. not sure that the! {il stood for a} BY PERCENTAGE by ry equa cent of those alread Ameri i} from that country, plus their / iean-born children, is the y Dr. Sidne of the American branch of the rid Alliance of the Churches for promotion of International Friendship. Dr. Call the Gu Frid luncheon the on “A omprehensive Immi Legislation,” and later be tle Ministers’ Federa ce-Makers’ Move at merc Club for ¢ gration fore the tion on 7 ment.” Friday night he addressed Central Counetl of Soc at the Wash He urged that schools for the ed ication and Amertcanization of {1 migrants be established, as a bureau of registration iliens admitted GUGGENHEIM HEAD QUITS SMELTER «: TACOMA, Nov years’ service as pres Tacoma Smelter, W. R. Rust severed his connection with the Guggenheim interests, according to an announcement today, Rust wiil dev his entire attention to hi sAlaska gold mining properties. the al Agencies on Annex for Al After ent of th ha /ARIZONA’S WOMAN 4 to give one day beauty” classes have volunteer leach week to th at the Bridewell MATE ATTACKS “anoaowat Tea. TUG CAPTAIN; RUNS AMUCK Morse In thru the fron-barred door th first | him seized tiffed. The | Mo: | He | pla had put ned to bi ht with and was | He 1 he CITY MAY COMPLETE | §.E. CO. VALUATION un expert engineer t took ple | propertie Ari-| that the i iff}a hearing on its MRS. L.A ROBERTS NEW YORK, Nov zona's only woman deputy | and hit the Broadway |lease from certat il today | gation This he is Mra. Lucretia Roberts, and | statement by in Santa Cruz county will|Counell Pierce you that she has the capture of |hasn't the figures leaser fry to her credit f the tra au tartled the clerks of t olt and a » luation o sher constable one the MONTGOMERY GIVEN BRUIN CAPTAINCY ANGELE Nov. yack ria ve elected team, ity o n town boots that « Los Montge all woman no bearing o a aw Brod and full sity foot 6 captain after the Southern juarter the Calife has innumera attent a with as thieftaker le if r wa her fors mu pings to that she § f ny male I'm h she saye for a Santa Cruz office {fornia Univers Thanksgiving will be a rugby nceful mi ait t to rate tu ios sanitar count |CHURCH GAMES 7 Four had | Athletic Thelal opera uch they | Leach bite! | The ersity Place |beat the Queen Anne M., I Fremont Baptist Lutheran Yto beat Green Lake Universit Me First Baptist CONVICTS GIVE OPERA FORT MADISON, Ia 7 State pen ar cony first fhearsal today Mikado, present } Nov games in the Seattle Church played befe night, on the {tent {ct 16 to 8 Trinity und Park and the wamped the won from We 8 to 2 BIG PROFIT WILL MAKE sO8TOX the orking profit on the ork than orig.) linally was estimated, unex of munition heads on manufacture facto rdev 0 per cent es here admit more Lunch at the Pike,—Ady, Hollywood, Baptist Friendship, and the Ox-jchief features of the free Sunday | which will give an/program at 3 p. m. Dr. Gulick will speak on “ ¢ Orfent and the Needed New Policy.” ternationa ford company, secretary ofjentertainment on the Star Lyceum of the World|course at the association auditor- Ne Promotion of In-'ium, Monday evening, will be the Oriental busine a} ter nt of McCabe his hor irda y 4 widow i PREPAR * man, form erly Sagi DR. ‘GULICK TO ‘TALK| 406 Went Mercer «t., & Dr, Sidney L. art failure. He leavés|the American b nd adopted daughter. Alliance for the IS IT A BATTLE CRY, OR IS IT FOR PEACE? “GUARDING OLD GLORY” The big six-reel film portraying the true picturization of the United States Army and Nav) for the sake of comparison we will run TWO reels of “THE WORLD-WIDE WAR,” showing the enor- mous European armies. Every person interested in the future of our country should see this striking comparison of films. “GUARDING OLD GLORY” available for us yesterday and, though it required postponing our regular program, we decided Secame to put it on at once. Whether you are extreme see this greatest patriotic films. fighting machine of Uncle Sam i many stop, look and listen, advocate of peace or in favor of big army and navy, you should It gives actual facts of existing conditions. Every part of the shown and the comparison with the European strength will make ot =10 Cents THE MELBOURNE The Neat, Cosy Little Theatre SECOND AVE. AT UNIVERSITY ST. Melbourne Sunday Morning Free Health Talks, by Dr. E. L. Swick, tell how to think to be well. ‘The Power of Mind to Cause or Cure Disease.” Time 11:30. Beginning Sunday at 1 p. m.' Tomorrow’s subject, ‘