The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1916, Page 5

CHOONER IS ON TWENTY HOMES SETTLEMENT OF FIRE IN HARBOR ARE BROKEN UP ‘SUB’ ISSUE NEAR Crew Fights Blaze; Shovels Score of Divorces Granted by| Pledges Received From Cargo of Lime Over Judges Frater and many Will End Con board Gilliam | troversy REASONS|U. S | Ger TOWED OUT INTO BAY OFFER MANY IS GIVEN PROMIS Six men have fought a fire of Everybody who wanted jt, save slow burning lime aboard the lone, got a divorce Friday, Sixteer teamer Sofia Johneon n houre, Saturday they |‘ pa whom, it had been said, “no wree making final efforte to {MAN shall put asunder,” were sepa fave her at the north end of jfated t dge Frater, then Judge arbor Island Gilliam heard four more, and gran She was towed there from |e four decrees, the Bell st. wharf at 5 o'clock | Saturday morning, after the | De \ Mann knew his wife heat from the fires diecevere Ethel Mann, as a child, He came at 3a. m. threatened both ship |ack and married he She was a and whart. fly-away creature, De Witt sald, and Water leaking into the 42-ton |!eft the home he had provided for cargo of lime generated the heat. | her in West Seattle Smoke was the greatest menace to) She told him he couldn't make fighting the fire. Saturday morn.|enough money to supply with ing the fire tog Duwamish and ate < she wanted crew of six men started shoveling| Ethel isn't De Witt's wife any the cargo overboard to save the |™° dge Frater gave De Witt i Ce. hull A decree The Sofia Johnson, whose home ne Ped port is Port Ang ‘arrived at the Violet Kyle married Harry Kyle Rell st. wharf with a cargo from |i Vancouver in 1908. They lived tn | the Orcas Lime company consign. |Everett for a while, then Mrs, Kyle | ed to S. W. R. Dally, dealer in| Went home to her mother with thelr buflding materials, at 4 p. m. Fri »y vr day te wouldn't find a job, so mother: | The first report of fire was re-|in-law found him two. He wouldn't | ceived at fire h look at one, and worked four days a. m. Saturday & message [at the other. He was lazy, the last from the dock stated that smoke |employer said was rolling from the Sofia Johnson The prosec told Mrs i Lote of Smoke that Har cot be forced to | The fire tug Duwam and h ae | pr. She didn't want him | wagon No. 5 were to|w da divorce, and got {t | the Bell st. wharf. | 4 was in court, a red-faced 1 The water and lime generated youngster about 3 | heat that caused an immense ° | amount of smoke, but the y E took Lilllan 1. did not burst out | h as his wife in Santa Clara,| She was towed to Harbor Islan nh 19it. In 1914 he skipped where the fight to get the out. Divoree for Mrs. Smith | ef her before slow heat caught| Charlot Hill took R E.| N | the timbers is still going on | HIN for better or for worse | The Sofia Johnson was built in|homa in 1904 Robert N. MeN American Seattle in 1901 and is owned Robert EB. took to drinking and/consul at Aden, Arabia, who was Capt. George F. Thuesen car.|left her. The couple owned no|drowned when the steamer Persia ries a crew of three men and is|community property Charlotte was torpedoed by a submarine off valued at $5,000. The lime st thought she Robert FE. for the istand of Crete, in the Mediter. ried was worth about $400. wo so asked Judge Frater to be ranean She was formerly a rid of him. Robert E. has a wife schooner, and was sold t 1 re. WASHINGTO Jan, &-—Com cific Net & Twine Co. t <6" @ plete, final settlement of all sub two years ago. Anastazia Prayt and Peter) marine controversies with the cen - Prsytula were married in New York The Ves tral powers including the Persia jman, Anastazia t e court, but |4ay. f is ree trom Geri or hea C atural aversion to hard|™any yesterday | work. Peter spent his time loafia From Austria and Germany, the and going down town spending his nt has formal, binding wife's money on shows, she said, |Pledsea concerning future conduct ineversed jof submarine warfare in accord-| a with international law | The 2\4-yearold daughter of An W. J. Pot is nl chintat. He| These are contained in Austri Ser sareen, Whe Ghot a wits ana}. W-7.. Hutte 1s mackiniet. Hel, coma note and in Germany's ecb killed himself at the Fulton hotel/i:, came Weat, but Mrs. Potts;marine message yesterday Friday, died at the city hospital! courant come. She liked West Vir-| Now the sinistration fs con Friday at 8 p.m. The mother willl pinia her native state. cerned only over reparation in the live. “| Potta went back to get Mra. Potts,|Persia and Lusitania cases | Eric Larson of Big Lake, Wash../that was, to come to Seattle. She| Germany's promised disavowal of a brother of the suicide, says Lar-|refused. The couple had three|the Persia incident, if {t shoutd son had been despondent but had|-niidren. now of age ‘ove one of her arines was not mentioned any reason for his} Three years ago Potts deeded all |reaponsible, ts believed to be the| depression. [his interest In c unity perty sie anner of similar action on Aus-| Andrew Larson owned a ranch/to his wife that was. He wanted a/tria’s part j Rear Nzppel. in Grant county, but|divorce. He got tt Having promised reparation tn Sad moved to Snoqualmie three| Other divorces granted were: |/the Lusitania case, the only thing} months ago. He worked for a short| Hattie Pearl from George F. Pearl; |now necessary to {ime as mill hand at Eagle Gorge. [Alma V. Tuscany from Lawrence disavowal The sister of the dead man, for|Tuseany; Bertha B. Dunbar from| The failure of Anstria and Ger. whose address he told his wife he|Eugene & Dunbar; Olga Lambros |many to receive any report of the was ne lives at 5502 15th ave | from James Lambros; Annie Brown | Persia sinking led to the bellef that settlement in a from William Brown; Edna L. Me-|the cause may never be known —_—_—_—_—_ — jLane from Charles McLane; Anna| Consul Gavlin of Marsetlles re THRILLER HEADS Clinton from Nathaniel C. Clinton; | ported that Rev. Homer Sallsbury Gertrude O'Connell from Herbert E. of the District of Columbia sald to} be missing in the Persia case, was traveling under a London permit onnell; us N Augusta Gordon from Gordon; Elizabeth Craw BILL AT THE HIP) ks jhall from Henry F. F. Crawhall;| Further evidence of settlement of “Aas Ye Sow” is one of those real| \Vinnifred McDonald from B. L. Mc ersien came today in the| thrillers in vaudeville sketches| 00214: Maude Townsend from note of Nov. 30, on the| which is drawing good crowds at| Clarence Townsend Leonard Free-| William P. Frye sinking case, made | hey oe jman from heppard reeman:|public by Secretary I the Hippodrome theatre. It is play-jmede 1. Brow hon from & P Md Anning. 1.) In this was revealed a complete ed by Robert Athon and company.| |Agreement with the American po It tells of a young girl coming to the | suey judge's house to plead for her sts Brie Bree Tae |sition, Germany specifically agree. ter, who had killed the man who be. hows that passengers sbal! not be trayed her. She sees a picture = HALBUT CAT H t to sea in small boats unless the Ah! sea is calm and land near “Who is that?” she says, and t fudge tells her it's bis son | WORTH FORTUNE ' Harden Muzzled ae she igteam om * se BERLIN Jan. §—Maximilian throws the case out farden, one of Germany's most fa} Other numbers on the bil! are: | is s writers, has been prohibited] Karl Orpeodo, heavy weight lifter;| ,° 3°" C, Selness and the crew from public speaking or writing tor} lay cas ‘Cimesk, in dialece|® ,t2* ng steamer Zapora are the remainder of the war. His songs; Muller and Lee, singers; |Y2!oading $26,400 worth of halibut|weekly. the Zukunft, has been sup Ricca, piano accordionist _— Booth a Co. Satur-|pressed for attacking the govern-| “ y t ni feture}°®) le ) days’ wor ment aad is the motion picture the Ala a banks. | a ; hey returned late Friday wit * SE 196,00) ponada of the fish, when rho reat Battle Raging The Zapora encountered a severe battle rages along a 20-mile front on OF HEATING CARS storm off the coast, and lost an|the river Styr The Russians are anchor and considerable cable. attacking 50 miles east of Kovel, their objecti Volynia Plans for getting action from the 9 After Crertorisk, ac-| fight for heat in the street cars scovites assailed the heights bar were the subject of a conference "BOATS TO CUT RATES °' ring thelr advance to Kovel between Councilman Hesketh and The terrific fighting there haw de Corporation Counsel Bradford late| tracted interest in the combat at Friday } OLYMPIA re Because |Czernowitz, Bukowina, and along They will frame the resolution |“Cutthroat com the re- the Tarnopol-Trembola line, v calling for a hearing before the |Sult ah of for nearly 1,000,000 men, with commission. The resolution will go @ccommod on Puget sot thousand guns, are engaged to the city council Monday jthe state public vice commis | Two things, at least, they have |*ion, in d r boat fares, will) Kverett gets bankers’ state con-| decided, ought to be granted as {not only into consideration a| vention next June. | soon as possible. One is the in-| “reasonat urn on the invest-; ———— a Sn | stallation of heating apparatus in ™men! ut will also consider the the long line “tripper cars he|Mality of service. This was the f fi | the long line “eripper cars, The fecision announced in the cave of| FOR @ fine ulate turning on of heat after the|'he Washington route against the temperature has gone down to a| Bremerton Transportation Co certain po complexion yo must do something more Too MUCH BOOZE IN than use cosmetics. You must HOUSE; ARRESTED rate the blood pure, the liver and kidneys active and the e's no joxe to that etipulation bowels regular. 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No era . oe are worth considering @ | | Directions af Special Value te Women with every ‘ | Sold everywhere. In boxes, 10c., 286. Mher treatment for the s now before the public can show such a record of Professional approval Sold by all drvegier Devt. 1% Kerinol, Walt Vor tial tree, write | more, Md. The STAR—SATURDAY, JAN. 8, Only That Dare 1916. PAGE Paper Print the News VOL ay a 2 800 Seats 5c 11 A.M. to 11 P. M. Last times PORTLAND, ORE., JAN. 8, 1916. ‘| The Portland Record ONE CE Read Every Line of the Gre iNT damson vs. Adamson NOTORIOUS AND SENSATIONAL Prominent Young Lawyer Named COLLINGWOOD'S ROOMS Stateman Husband To Tell All in Court. In the case of George Admason ageinst his pretty wife Peegy » for hearing next Monday afternoon many 1» are promised The enraged hushend says be will lay babe hie life's» when he has stated hie side of the affair the court will grant out hevitation. Robert Collingwood, whe is named as the third party 0 “Butte Pretty Woman. The divorce proceedi: i George Admae son aguinet his pretty © Peggy © Admason. took 0 turn for the worse, for the pretty defend in thelent, Peggy, known ae The Butterfly, today mown as Jaquen on employee of “Ute and whe, it le charged, wr on the Wheel” says that Pegey Admason ti ber husband is perseruting her will tet a few of the stand” “1 knew enough te hong my hasband.” says pretty Pegey Ab “and | will take the witness stand in my own defence.” ‘The cose of Admeson verses Admasen which promises @ rare in the divorce action has secured court sensation, has been interesting society for may the The from Jaques and will have the fo Neti aot Nal here Peasy mi nag dds that Spectacular 5-Act Satire on America’s Crowning Evil Coingwoed, dant, Robert George and P thet on the evening in question, he pla: \Peggy Admason and Mr. Collingwood own secrets.” says Mr |been dound and upon good aa! Mt to the pretty defend: Fidavit ie now called “The Batter ® 3 DAYS ONLY STARTING SUNDAY IN HIGH SOCIETY Scheming Lover! NY Sen Husband Comes Home Unexpected); 3 DAYS ONLY—STARTING ERIC SECOND AND SENECA SUNDAY tonight, the Camille.” great t. Peguy Adm Last DIVORCE CASE PENS MONDAY [OGY ADMASON KNOWN AS “BUTTERFLY” HOTEL EMPLOYEE SAYS HE JEALOUS WOMAN SAID T0 TO FACE HER ACCUSERS NEXT MONDAY SAW PEGGY ADMASON IN BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LETTER WHICH STARTED | sii dakmaiies Damaging Evidence Against DIVORCE SCANDAL | Writer of Annoymous Letter Found at New Haven A lady, said to be one of the leaders in social tm mous letter which provoked the present DIVORCE! THE BUTTERFLY ON THE WHEEL times sy Admason the young lay yer, Robert Collingwood, has jas learned that she had made a confession | which. if admitted in court. will prove valuable 3 DAYS ONLY STARTING SUNDAY at Case THE B U T IN “BUTTERFLY «= WHEEL CASE” | T E R F L ON THE 3 DAYS ONLY—STARTING SUNDAY tonight, Reserved Section 10c 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. the “Camille.” great copy