The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1915, Page 1

Tom Shevlin Is Dead Famous Yale athlete, more re- cently a millionaire: lumberman, a victim gf pneurtnonia. An account of his ing appears on today’s sport page. A LIQUOR MEN TO BE DRIVEN INTO XILE BY LAW): Several Seattle saloon and brewery men have announc-, ed that, after New Year's thty will be in position to serve their old patrons from points outside the state. They intend to open mail order liquor houses, and have ‘already begun a campaign of advertising. These men, thereby, will be forever exiled. it an of Washing Taw that to advert f liquor papers, periodicals « So long as the r the State he is outside t his offen is not extraditat ! Penalty Is Severe But should S. state aid Pros - may ce be arrest or violating the Penalties for violation of the new aw are cumulative. For the first conviction the penalty 5 than $50 or not more than $250 fi or not less than 10 days n¢ n three months’ imprison ‘or the second convictlo * not leas than $50 nor ny WET STUFF IN 1916 Elliott bay i Lake Washingt @) Grape juice [@ H2-0 ¢ Postoffice sites fine han $600 AND imprisonment fr county jail for not less than 30 more than six month Special Penalty for Oruggists And for the third and each sub sequent conviction the fine ts not @ MitohetlySenttleeommerciai | tess than $200 nor more than $506 | int Mixsouri Pacific and tron|AND not less than three untain railways, promoted to po-| nor more than 0. ‘8 im n on of general passenger nt, tent oe mger and freight departr Jea are provide 7 druggists and olate the law Druggtsts Annual Christmas celebration in Tuesday night at * are allowed to In liq Mim Roland Barn Casper Harriet, aby, 20, and Randal! Walters.) apie TO tt thrown into Lake Washington) s~sT WHERE AND FOR WHAT Guesday from canoe, swam tv! EVERY DROP HAS GONE abore. Must Give Doctors Names Max Wardal!l to be t ‘ 7 . Brotherhood league W 4a might at 511% King . r Body of man fo » purchaser, for what Eagle point, iquor was bought, and thought to be “Consolidation by the ( WON'T CHECK APPLICA } cial Club TIONS | Chamber? Tho the Anti-Saloon league | ed Everett € In Eastern Washington Is said | toda for?’ | to have perfected an organiza. | | Oil and water! | tion for checking closely all | | ‘ mix permits for liquor Importation | | the ‘pep’ tn issued by the county auditors, i the Commercial) | no such organization. has been i Club, too? deemed necessary here. j ; >: Se Uniess violations begome . ae D. 8. Rose, former mayor of Mil-| | flagrantly prevalent, it ts an. | | | Waukee, visiting here nounced, no effort will be made | | re Ford Efficiency club banquets to check permits. p at Washington Annex 4 Three Japs f ner | * ae ¢ j > Koan Maru ’ oard | the date on which sold ¥ 3 Jaunch Mor cnattering teeth The second time a physician ts & betray them; captu victed of violating the law he ts : Funeral services for Sergt. R. V.| denied the right to prescribe tntoxi-! Church, U. S. A., who died at Frix | cating liquor | ©0, to be held » T ay efter second time a ® Three men killed in train collis-| Pharmacy is canc fon near Mullen, Tex : 4l violators are forbidden High wind Tuesd ‘s woah id sy cram bon dase ; © of dollars damage a r aa 1 Cipally along water front A: dttferenca Between. the Wash | er ington law and that of other “dry” 4 a ® stat akes railroads Hable ¢ THE INSPIRED ADVER. Railroads Are Liable TISER The We iyon federal of F | Everybody now has the war | | 19 oer nefhs Paah ah Sth tg spirit in Europe Ph ertis has passed & y 7 oF cae Bates “acing their Head | | not be shipped into that state fro | this from t anchester, Eng-| | Points out . hacted } | land Guardian ee the n fe a awa fe tka thd ee ey Se se herefore Nquor comes under the a ¢ | al Skin Ointment. Let him ws of the state which it enters suffer.” immediately upon entry k ; » knowingly bringing oa nout the permit of th > i ia are subject to prosecu Dr. C. G. Doney ! ng to Prosecutor Lun MA, lamette unive ed slang indi le Nd to-chureh 4 le. "a rated Sunday in Cent Bartenders Going Austrians reported from ° lack of bread to Find New Jobs Taft declares. he favors compu ', oie _ eeabeat . uloon men 4 sred for q Preside {sec thday € ooh tees en ji day, fittin ¢ ed at® Hot| { ee vrs rent k Springs, Va iday nis all have al j Mayor Carl Keller, of Toledo, 0,,| ready mad ngeme | i indicted Tue arged with ac yme other of busine me 4 cepting auto ibe for award state where they may still motor fire apparatus contract ‘ n th 16 indystr will be few barfenders left aan |olt af work. The new lines of oc-| t - {}cupation which they will enter are | Weéather Forecast § tiny Wale tonight “and Thursday; {| ) o's. the Stretford bee oe P continued cold i oma ave. to a i apapdl ip rf TIDES AT SEATTLE \ (Continued on Page 6) High Low ) - 10:06 a m., 14.0 ft. 9:19 m,, 5.2 ft a M24 p. m., 10.0 ft. 5:46 py. m., 4.9 Fe Pacitic Const Steamship Co. to resume Mexican gervice, | \) plan rn rrr | Fi THE | “ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS — VOLUME 18 SEATTLE, WASH,,, WEDNESDAY, DE( ONE CENT TRAINS on 29 we AND. £915 Pity the Poor Editor Who Wants to Be Boss! re STAR pities the other Seattle newspapers They are in a terrible stew just now office. Private conferences are b hatching schemes to control the city politically. One editor has gone so far never had any idea of running. inducements have been held out to him. The Star is resting peacefully. pose of bringing out any candidates. The Star is If a man chor over cing held with this fellow to urge, in private, a He was called up by telephone, then urged in private conference. V and that up nights office sitting whom they should run for this and that fellow. re Editors are certain man to run for an office, tho the man ious It has never held any private conferences with any one for the pur- Se it is his own business. to run, content, when all candidates have filed, to look them over, and then to try and discharge its duty as a good citizen by supporting good candidates, and opposing bad ones. The Star has never, secret, back-room conferences. Whatever THEREFORE, THE STAR GETS A FULI TOSS ABOUT IN WORRIED SLEEP, and does not now, urge any it has to say, NIGHT'S REST, AND SHOW run as the result of open. CERTAIN OTHER EDITORS IN THE MORNING, to candidate it says ri run not ht out in the WHILE GROUCHY SPIRIT any THAT | to stop | court will be held on the ;——— a » said. “All of the rough th punishment ht off the bat We t going to pile them into the nd have them pouring New . eve alibis Into the judge's street fighters are be t< the streets, the cafe 1 be left to regulate * emselves The doors of saloons and cafes a d—and locked—prompt a \ No on will be ¥ tted to enter after mid t hose on the outside will hz to be careful or be knocked cold. | } Those on tLe inside, tt is inferred } |from the chief's orders, can go the | Nmit " will quiet down sooner in if left Jone, said wet have learned that. If al egulations are announc ! PROHIBITION MAP lebrators think that tt is} WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.— 7 ree the prog to break| “At present, in this world and UNITED STATES | for the immediate future, it is ce will work extra hours.| certain the only way to suc- i. ads will be on hatd for| cessfully oppose the might, urry up calls | which is the servant of wrong 4 tneenretarere rn | is by means of the might which is the servant of right.” AGA IN | In these words Col. Roose- a veit summed up his reasons for | advocating military prepared e : Prohibition Territory in*White; License Law Regions in Black; Much No-License Territory in Gray | FA CING | ness in a paper read for him “sg ; P 7 — today by Prof. Edward Ross of ; before the American Sociolog- Points Out Chance CRISIS ical society. | In referring to the civilizations UTS PEACERS = — = HIS WIFE BACK YANTIS ON OUTS WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.— |0f Belgium, China and Persia, he : declared that before these nations America should on busy and Another climax in relations /\ 2.4 overrun, they had men wae sable Up Geiartal trade whlté between Austria and America |took toward the realities of war Mme Schwi umer Quarreled Europe is at war. Thomas Adjusts Differences With the Prosecuting Attorney at Olym.| approached today. Austria's the same pert Oe treet, a a With Ford, Rumors Sammons, U. 8. consul general Woman He Meant to pia Gives Out State- second nate In'the Ancene 608g) (ore on inal iia taking tegme Fi. Say at Shanghal, after 11 years in Cast Off ment was expected here either to- When we have discovered how the Far East, gave this advice | day or tomorrow. right living may be spread so uals a MET OUTSIDE AGENTS in Seattle Tuesday. He says ON A NEW HONEYMOON HINTS AT OPEN BREAK American Ambassador Pen- Ny in Chicago and New that per capita Importations in field, at Vienna, has advised he said, “that the two cities STOCKHOLM, Dec. 29 China have increased ten fold RERKELEY, Cal., Dec OLYMPIA, Dec, 29.—There is evi.| that its delivery to him was with safety abolish their police Mme. Rosika Schwimmer, Hun in 50 years. 3 ker love ‘ Nacueetiant-ct wil +| imminent. forces, then, and not until then, it @arian peace advocate, and Sammons addressed Chamber dently a disagreeme o nas C have noted the fr will be rth while to talk about moving spirit in the Ford peace of Commerce members at the 1 real, between Gov, Lister and Prosecut-| nor @ the > the ‘abolition of war.” Be cruise plans, has abandoned Butler hotel Wednesday noon ad ai Attorney Yantis of Thurston| Ancona Lu 8 _ a the party, according to uncon f “ » D.|county, but both are eager to im-| Germany's 1 note in the Lu firmed reports circulated today p e : bite that : will have! tania cas i the same TRY TO RECOVER a“ ty last night, presurnably to go oraawmeawinn. Deo, +8 operation robing the insurance to Copenhagen, to arrange for featney at the greement, Mrs./fund scandal to the bottom ay Austria} 1. .amite was bel , tha‘rousesion of dalaaniae chord: tory ph eae naves she Ay a ‘lpkopoate on eobiaioals Dynamite was being used Wed paieassesien flap octal hee ulifornia, roperty ho bad dee to a cor.| Prosecutor Yantis has issued the | Prove oot ; nesday in an effort to raise the E wey : rs ; “n Calif cation wth isappad follow stat nt od matter to a spectal) cay of one of the four Duvall State iam er has n confere os it » that later we | Poratlo be dropped t yar dits who was y » unidentified age iat spl ays: “Isn't It love I it nece to make s is far from what America| 82k bandit hese te Zé It! was rumored that she had Pacific ( sald Rep. |'9 Fe Pe the following statgment dem pee ‘ > as he was attempt. » Ford w San Francisco, “but for eps a ey old This is by reason of the fact : a fails to comply with ing to swim the Snoqualmie river, announced the present we are somethin . + . tht the: statements purport w |e nee, Cements Under Sheriff Stringer went to of returning home ve a chance of getting Imme W wigned rege at h tt Of my of, [evowal of the Ancona. tor inf! Duvall e sday to supers ly discounted by receipt of a one of arkable love Ice. I f oh rine public i and officials admit) No trac » other three rob: from Mme. Schwimmer, sa affair st has known not concerned with the rela here will be anott q tre ‘ 7 ; tating between thas anoth-| bers has been found since deputy 14 a oe h lost the trail in the Case and was arranging for the part TO R P T ml faithfully + Spring for ernor and my offi . and have ‘ore a relations results.| cade foothills northekst of Duvall there tarted a new honeymoor on that t ade f 1 a d several days ago. Delegates: w cheered today b TACOMA, De Ne Yor! 1 hit however, that the - eis OF & tele tte Sapitatiote have { ad-| “Tam glad for id) public is vitally interested in WRIGHT IS ED ing assurance that they will ere that will cost ne $500,000, men. and if are} Conviction of criminals, and, re | neartily welcomed at Copenhagen. It was announced to reconciled no one more happy| gardiess of anything that may Charged with ha sold lottery | BNR gr about it than I. My opinion of him| have occurred in connection tickets on an electric range,| | BOSTON, Dec ie. * Prof. Hue the same, and T want him| with the investigation of the (Chauncey Wright,. restaurant man,|Munsterberg, noted psychologist of to be happy. I did not steal his| alleged industrial insurance | Was arrested and released Tuesday | Harvard, is seriously IM with influs love fund loot, I all do all T can (night. Bail, _lensa, in honesty to bring the pending pbs NP ye Bi CHILLIEST DAY OF THE vEAR Today is cold above zevo between 7 and 9 os This typewriter is cold. vorning Our fingers are cold It was cold yesterday, too, et The city editor is cold not quite #0 cold—six degrees less He's a cold sort of a fellow, There was a day in Novewber when anyhow. He wanta us to write it was pretty cold, too a story about how cold it is When Mrs, O'Reilly, of 1104 We'd rather rub our hands over Union st., called on the tele the steam radiator and told us there was a flock of It's the coldest day of the — robin back yard, the sport year. We said so right off the (Ing it was a sign of start. Didn't have to call up | warm weather coming—and apring the weather man. But birds shouldn't be expected to ashburn, the telegraph operat-|know any on about cold weath or, said so, too, His teeth chatter-/er and warm Weather than human ed an accompaniment to the tele-| beings re are nuts who pla graph all morning golf on 1 days like today The weather man confirmed our| Weather Man Salisbury explained tatement. It 18 the coldest day/that lots of robins stay in Seattle Ithis season jall winter, because it doesn’t often | Temperature only 30 degrees get so cold here. I shall do all I can to see to ft that the entire matter be sifted Any statement that I shall, by any act of omission or com | mission, embarrass any of those An object that looked like a a Nee ate eet ering to gunny sack was seen on the street! tring the alleged enders in car trestle on Elliott ave. N., near any other matter, to Panama st., when the car controlled is pure nonseni b Mot nan I A, Betzer rolled over It The car crew felt a jolt on ‘he! FIND MANY OLD MEN trestle. They stopped, saw nothing furthe and went on A e later, Mrs. L. L, Bash-| More than per cent of the ford, 1010 Ellott ave, N I/city’s civil service employes are unconscious beneath the trestle and more than 50 years of age. In this taken to the city hospital, where |class are 195 laborers, 26 teams: he died and 92 park helpers, Rules were It is believed she was walking |recently made against employl home ra da work at the/elvil service men more than 50 public market, where she owns alyears old. Pr t employes over poultry stall. ‘50 will hold their jobs, TheSeattleStar sassy EDITION TO anu POLICE WILL USE CLUBS EP ORDER FRIDAY NIGHT MIDNIGHT WITH | PROPEL INSIDE | Serpentines, cowbells and horns will not #\be under the ban New Year’s eve, Police ' Chief Lang announced Wednesday. But patrolmen will be hot after roysterers who \throw confetti and talcum powder, or who |tickle with feater dusters. The chief’s policy has been defined. His |men will know just how far to go—and when a 4 GERMANY SENDS OUT PEACE FEELER; SUBMITS ITS TERMS LONDON, Dec, 29.—The decision). Belgium to pay Germany to raise new armies by conserip-| what Belgium formerly spent tion is Great Britain's answer to) annually for military prepara Germany's latest peac tion. This “feeler out toda by The entente allies to return the official Wol jews bureau, was all German colonies. & summary of possible German The entente allies to pay Ger- terms for peace, as prepared and| many an indemnity. printed in the Zurich Neue Zeu A guarantee that Belgium 4 richer Zeitun will not enter an alliance The terms are against Germany. Evacuation of Belgium by Germany probably to garri: France. son Belgium until peace terms q Establishment of a Polish have been fulfilled. kingdom, dominated by Ger- The Wolff bureau specifically de many. clared it was not acting officially Russia to pay Germany in disseminating these terms, Brit: $5,600,000,000 indemnity, ish officials ridiculed the terms,