The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1916, Page 5

é SER THANKS ARMY AND NAVY Everywhere I “Sent You Into Battle You Were Glor- iously Victorious.” HE PREDICTS SUCCESS BERLIN, Jan. 1 for their valor and for the > they have made, and a prediction of success for the coming year were given today in Kaiser Wilhelm's ) New Year greeting to the army Wy and colonial forces. “Comrades,” ‘a year of pevere fighting has elapsed. Wher ever superior forces of the enemy Dave tried to rush our lines, they have failed before your loyalty and bravery. Everywhere that | sent you Into battle, you were glorious ly victorious. ‘Thanks sacrifices he said, “Thankfully, we remember ail S the brethren who joyfully gave F their blood to gain security for their beloved ones, for their hor and the imperishable glory of the Fatherland. “What they began, we will ac ; complish, We enter the New Year with God for protection of the Fatherland and Germany's great ness.” | ASKS FOR HUNDRED MILLION ZURICH, Jan. 1.—The finances of Turkey sre in such that the government has asked Ger many for $100,000,000, according to advices today. CARBUNCLES BOTHER KAISER AMSTERDAM, Jan. 1.—Berlln messages today repeated disquiet i reports that the kaiser is still ; ing with virulent carbuncles. One report said the kaiser ts and that his doctors had not + sucededed in removing the danger of blood poisoniig. It said, tho, that he still receives certain off! eials in his bed chamber, but sus pends all work in the evening be cause of fever. The kaiserin is personally nurs ing him. A cold and inflammation of the throat aggravates his suffering with carbuncles. Special quiet is observed around the palace, and the people have been cautioned against making any demonstration ADMIT LOSS OF 8U8 PARIS, Jan. 1.—The ministry of marine admitted today, as Berlin annou: yesterday, that the French submarine Monge had been gunk tn the Adriatic by an Austrian squadron. At the same time, it was announced, a French submarine sank enemy munition steamers in the Adriatic. WILL OPERATE ON KING ATHENS, Jan. 1.—King Constan- / tine will undergo an operation, elther today or tomorrow. Dr. Strauss, German specta! * who attended the king last summer . ‘accompanied him to Esselberg, expected to arrive today to ' perform the operation. _ Official announcement of these | “ficts said the operation would be of a#minor nature” and that the king would be well shortly MAN WHO ATTACKED KILLS SELF IRTLAND, Jan. 1-—The body B. Kemp, confessed assall of Mrs. Mabel Myers, 19-year. je, was found in the woods, miles from Portland, last Betore sending a bullet into his brain, Kemp wrote a confession which he addressed to “The Port- land People.” He admitted that he attacked Mrs. Myers on the lonely road near mn last Tuesday, dragged her his cabin and shot her. 1 OPEN BRANCH PLANT Board Mills of San Francisco and Antioch, Cal., began operations at Summer this week. A. HH. Dougall, plant, is in charge of the Sumner branch. Seventy ployed. men are already em SAN FRANCISCO, Ja 1.—A large portion of San Francisco canght a glimpse of the milkman early today as it dragged itself home afoot and in “Sits’s from a vo elferous, joyous greeting of the New Year. Nineteen Sixteen J ceived a welcome which was whole-| hearted and spontaneous. ANTL-ALLY PLOT IS | BLAMED FOR BLAZE CHICAGO, Jan. investigated today fire in the Cleveland with six probable fatalities on the theory that anti-ally plotters were responsible. The concern had been engaged in work for the allies. 1—Authorities | the $1,000,000 | Linseed Co.,| The demise of the old year was “ked by Watch night services at tle churches Friday night St. Paul Stove Repair & Flumbing Co. Fire back linings Ge and repairs for all kinds of stoves rar~as and fur nacen, Water hacks and colls put in and con nected. 608 PIKE #T. Main 875 We guarantee the superiority of the Lundberg Truss, and give free trial to prove it A. LUNDBERG CO. Trusses Appliances Armbe AVE. | Deformity Arti 1 4107 bad condition | tito enter tnto the spirit of the thing A branch of the California Paper| ir, general manager of the bigger) SEE OLD YEAR OUT THREE SALOON | MEN ARRESTED First Offenders Against State- | Wide Prohibition Law | | | OPEN AFTER MIDNIGHT | | The first arrests for violations of the dry law, which went Into effect midnight m | mosa an the Mag at were made at Saturday, when Willlam d Mike Sovtsovi, own ‘ia bar, 211 First | were charged with selling beer | Fred EB. Wood, bartender at the Buffet saloon, 1415 First ave, was arrested at 4:20 on a similar charge In h case, the front door was locked after midnight but, according to officers, revelers inside were supplied with the pro. hibited wet goods. Ro: When Officer Phillipe entered the ear nd door of the Buffet saloon brother officers atrons present, ac eport at headquarters. Have a drink,” said the barkeep Nothing doing,” sald Phillips You are under arrest So Wood counte! his cash, locked Pp the place and went to jail, wit! jfour witnesses who are sald to have deen buying the booze he among cording to his two CONTINUED i FROM PAGE 1 |SEATTLE IS SANE IN SALOON FAREWELL i — [sible damage to furniture and fix ‘tures Many Were Already Moving Others were about out of liquor And some had n busy packing their holdings, @kich will be stor jed or shipped out of the state Only a small percentage of those who thronged the sidewalks were drunk was a surprisingly or derly celebration | South of Yesler way the tral lof the revolution was reflected on faces of those who depended apon the saloons for thetr warmth jand comradeship. | Some of them laughed. Most of them didn’t | ‘They acquired sour Jaga, ltated out on the streets, and blinked their eyes. | Crowds Try, But Fal! | Hundreds stumbled out Into the cold when the locks began to click They crumpled down in the anow, many of them, and wal‘ed for the police to come and get them. | The cafe spirit was hard to an- derstand. At least, managers, watt ers and entertainers {n many of the resorts couldn't understand it The crowds seemed to be trying the ravi stopped | —but couldn't actually do it. Men who, at other tim aghed and drank, sat around the tables and argued on the good and bad effects that would result from the going of the saloons. | Entertainers cursed the lack of pep—and listlessly demonstrated their own. | In many places, walters, many of whom would have no job after the celebration, did not handle the money. Checks were sold at the doors and when the celebrators had a drink they tore off a ticket. Brewery Workers Have Smoker | Contrasted to the cumbersome at tempt of downtown Seattle to be Kay, was the quiet, sertous way that employes of the Seattle Brow-| ery & Malting company welcomed jthe New Year that would take jfrom them their employment They gathered at Ward's hall, in Georgetown, and held a smoker. At midnight, whistles biew and| |bells rang {n the New Year. The jcafe crowds generated a little ex tra enthusiasm. Some there were |who sought to live up to fiction} | standards, so they clambered onto |the tables. Colored serpentines| shot in and out of the tangled maze. The university chimes pealed |“It's Always Fair Weather When 3004 Fellows Get Together.” The New Year had arrived with| its soda pop. | |One Stabbed, One | | Shot, in New Year’s FRISCO CELEBRATES | Street Arguments Frank H. Salamt of East Pass, Wash., is in the city hospital wiht two deep knife wounds in his breast, and C. A. Wilson, of 716 Dearborn st., 1s recovering from a bullet wound in his right arm, a re-|the result of two New Years eve | ‘rous disputes. | Franz Alakanzas !s being held y the police as the alleged as- sailant of Salami | He ia said to have stabbed the latter in an affray in a lodging house conducted by Mrs. Mary Cul-| the police arrived. | A pickpocket got the purse of| P. Bogart, 4109% 14th ave. N.| and $20, in the New Ye « | was not as STAR SATURDAY, JAN, 1, 1916. PAGE 5 Clara \ OF THE In a Gorgeous and Stu- pendous Modernization of the Grandest Story of Love and Passion Ever { ~ It Longer but Can Show It FOR One Week Only STARTING SUNDAY Another Glorious Film Scoop for the 800 Seats 5c large iahered in 1915. as that which) RECEPTION IS HELD The dismantled saloons were | choked wntil midnight, but when| 4 reception was scheduled Satur they found themselves actually | day afternoon by the Scottish Rite face to face with probibition, the | srasons tn the Masonic temple, at drinkers were sad rather than bols| Broadway and Harvard. All blue My Dear Mise Grey: it h ways given me great pleasure to read your columns, and | feel that it is my duty to humanity to take issue with “Eva” regarding her ‘fourth” statement relative to licensing an Isolated red-light dis trict. it lodge Masons in Seattle are invited Gov. Lister and Grand Master Se bastian will be the speakers MAKE loss drunkenness than on previous New Year ever. Sev enty roysterers awoke in the city jail this morning and learned from | the jailers that they had been drunk Soon after melted away, for it wan cold on There wa: midnight the crowd grieves me greatly to know and feel that such women as “Eva” ly, at 6118% Ballard ave. Another|)*“ * ‘ ) wake , . man, said to have been Alakanzas soe rote Barhepeare. He, beset A New Year's resolution cathe a doubt gir ger oar by pal, escaped lec night, and an . Wilson's wound was received tn|four tater he was. forgotten ir dudeatiemsed OK the Nebraska Music Hall, 600 King) For 72 years, old J. B. has main ele eg Rha, Bg st. Two men were quarreling. One!tained a home in Oregon. He set solve to save your money | eed pee ges Phe specie "" Bree drew @ gun and fired, hitting Wtl-/ yp his firat establishment here to ‘ en aes Gaeklt te He A son, who was not m party to the|}h42 in one of John Jacob Astor’s|and start a Savings Ac- Has any human pate agp Rt a | dispute. The gunman fled before| trading posts Give Serger an Sire eee the growing account ‘will pre- the ing that In so doing he (or she) is practically casting sald sister into “The Lake of Fire” for all eter nity? Would “Eva” be willing to an count, sight of HEALTH jam at the Breakers cafe AND vent you from weakening. pd dd ree licensing such an Between 4 p. m,. Friday and 1 ‘ : be ad id it | better to keep o'clock Saturday morsing 48 ar STRENGTH | Start one with us. thes inc anelb heuetan sepmbaiaee passa bey aepd erat aes ed 4 ‘s from respectability, than to permit ‘or disorderly conduc 3 Ix what Chiropractic means to é being drunk, lthe man, woman or child who ts interest (0) them to take refuge at hotels, 610 guffering or t# interested in any ee or * | uffering. The chiet| PERMANENT AND RELIABLE Little Revelry ried Ipoiute 8 et ba tatareabed. in UNION 10 Yours tn Sonttio Portland Observes |iv0 a0 explanation of what » chiro, Ihave Of ain ; practor is, what he believes In anc Passing of Saloon [oy Gperaies. How simple «nt SAYINGS & PORTLAND, Jan. 1—Astride the water wagon, little 1916 rumbied into Oregon with no \" more fuss than accompanies the usual New Year's celebra- | tion. With her siate wiped el saloons, but ample stores of liquor In every cellar, Oregon awoke this morning and decid ed prohibition was not so aw- ful after ail Last night's revelry compared with what everybody ex pected, The throng on the streets | not |° nature's ltreatments avoid drugs Call | standing |worth a few Dr. E. McGee was tame|516-17 People's Bank Bidg., Corner| diseases are all handled in way How spinal operations hronic own TRUST CO. and suffering OF SEATTLE No charges for a talk with me, today Few treatments have nvercome chronic diseases of years Your health is surely minutes’ consultation Capital and Surplus $800,000 to me for relable JAMES D, HOGE, President N, B. SOLNER, Vice Pri ident and Trust Officer | a bedocnseiagt | man Bio Ht. 202-2-4 yo and Db Office hours Sundays, HOGE SVILDING in the Heart of the Financial Districe tof fice, to 8 p.m. to 12, t i Second and Pike Elliott 2894 | 10 w MOST BEAUTIFUL, APPEALING, PATHETIC CAMILLE SARAH BERNHARDT’S (Armand PAUL CAPPALINI Told. We Tried to Book % AMERICA SECOND AND SENECA al-)where respectable people will ves, | for |to be the one: lelently attractive to be tempted by | with life. | “affinities.” |cruits every year Kimball Young CENTURY, SUPPORTED BY ¥ pinta Reserved Section 10c CYNTHIA GREY’S ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS or) the “Madame must come in contact with them. If these women have put their past lives behind them and are willing to follow the straight and narrow path, why should we not be glad and willing to forgive and forget the past and lend a helping hand, instead of drawing our skirts aside at least seven men patrons are required to support e ery woman of this kind, which means a vast army of 21 millions of fallen men. | What is the remedy architecture, Do we teach our boys. shocking state of affairs? or girls entering the adolescent age Institute a system that will give| the “logic of life’ with a clean code. | girls engaged in productive work,| of ethics, or are they gleaning on. greater Inspiration than the ae of human power and mechanism? | © So, why blush or tremble with 4 shame or suality at a beautiful throat, arm or ankle? It is Divine, 4 for this and sneering at them tho we| Wages that they can decently live| the byways untutored? We fail to feared contagion? it such dis-| Upon. ELLA K. STONE. | dust down cobwebs and throw off gusting acts that cause these wom- ganas the debris of public contamination, yi | have galned| hence the double standard or low en to become discouraged, cl of morals (the moat in the On the other hand, if it Is a case of their leading lives of shame at these hotels, then there some- thing wrong with our law It Is only women like “Eva who Dear Miss Grey: many golden thoughts and helpful Suggestions from “Confessions of a| &Ye): Wife,” and, like Margie, a philoso-| Not the place, the time or the pher of Life, | argue many points| man, but personal tact and mental with myself pro and con, sifting | Control will lessen effect of double and smelting the grist of common| standard of mor: Sterility re- are responsible for the double! 0. tor treasure; holding commun. | duces effects, but does not remove standard of morals smong men. If) io, with one's soul, as it were,|cause. So, drunken, doped or de» all women were to refuse to aBsoci-| hence the eternal in “Con.| fective mentality should be remov- ate with (let alone marry) men! tessions of a Wife . If we} ed from society, disfranchised and who frequent such places, there) remember, is not a public discourse, | deported with lepers and vipers. would be less immorality on this) but a “sacredity,” sacrificed for the} Our own mental activities refract earth. human uplift. | Upon others and we often cause It is evident that “Eva” Is preju- “How many would put upon the| evil thoughts to form In our coms diced against her sex, altho | dare! pregs a record of their every action | "ades’ minds thru a display of fear say neither sex ie entirely respon-| and thought and stay to hear the| °F suspicion. To know thyself, then sible for conditions along the lines| public's opinion? it would m| love thy neighbor as thyself, ie shoe has outlined? selfish and perecnal, I'll wager. fer than ammunition, | hi Margie is in the ewirl of the up-| found. | have had to deal with all Dear Miss Grey: Carlyle cau-|per class—men of business and) ° 8 and nationalities. | started tions us about mistaking “potatoes | leisure—close observanc journey at the age of 14, have principle Many people are|say, proves much truth to her honest because they have never| ments, Mother Waverly is to be been sufficiently tenpted to steal. | pitied, for such a shallow, hystertc | her shi Likewise with chastity. Those most| life suffers much and fe mis | matic Of this world is a part of the world we accept We store the dirt or the gold from Life's emelter just as we see its worth. ces, but no ngle, | learned to take dipto. ve of the vicinity, A THINKER, boastful of possessing it are likely | stood always who are not suffi- It seems as tho “Margie” is asso- clated with an unusually “bad lot,"| Confessions, moving pictures, our but statistics show that there is an| associates reflect from ys accord: army of 300,000 immoral women in| ing to our own moral standard, How the U. 8, 60,000 of whom die and} many teach the thought “In the hol- whose places are filled by new re-|low of God's hand there can be/ $i Per box. 0 As these miser-|nothing unclean? God gave Life,|2i\" gunner able creatures are so exploited byihence it is clean.” Do mothers RAYME landlords, grafting policemen and train boys to seek beauty? What FOR WOMEN ONLY. 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