The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1916, Page 1

LN The Seattle Star NIGHT EDITION FOOD FOR FANS! BAS PA si SOME UNSCRUPULOUS PERSON MAY HAVE us Seett FA ARE GETTING ALL WORKED HOODWINKED A WIDOW OUT OF $200,000 WORTH LEAGUES, Si CLOSE RACE IN ROTH THE BIG OF WAR BABY PROFITS, BUT THAT DOESN'T THE WINNERS Ie Ree: SIND THE DOPE ON SEEM TO MEAN ANYTHING TO FRIEND GEORGE'S CASTING A LAN eA ee CRBANIZATIONS | BY LIFE, AND HE COMES UP SMILING WITH THE EDITION § CHANCE AT THE SPORT PAGE OF THIS THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS Sealeeceey ee oN ian, we YAIR: TOWED ae LLL LLL ALLA LALLA tt cea EDNESD. VOLUME 19. SEATTLE WASH., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ONE CENT At A NEWS STANDS, te CHARGE BOOTLEGGER COMBINE "40 GIRLS ARE HURT JIN CAR STRIKE ACCIDENTS WOMEN WILL SHAPE WOMEN OPEN WAR TO STOP __|jrvcy ounrs DRY SOUAD 1 LEADER CIVILIZATION, SAYS CAN NOT BREAK IT, WOMEN KILLING HUSBANDS 2 SCORE INTO THO; GILL WILL TRY _ CROWDED ROAD | Green Motormen Responsible| for Other Car Accidents | TRY TO END STRIKE By Jack Jungmeyer | OS ; : A prophet of the world’s affairs directed by NEW YORK, Sept. 19.—Up Bootleggers have combined into one big syndicate women. | Rae be athicden aathrd mem with the financial backing of wholesale liquor dealers in . os , | en route to work, were hurt in : So Praga a Such is Sir Rabindra Nath Tagore, Hindu philoso- four accidents today, growing | 24" Francisco and are distributing large quantities of liquor thru the county in autos under cover of dark- ness, according to Sergeant Putnam, head of the police dry squad. her, scholar, aesthete and poet, who is today in Seattle at the New Washington to begin a national lecture tour in the interest of his school in the Orient. | out of the street car strike. A jitney automobile truck crowded with girls swerved sharply approaching the Wil! Attired in robe and skull cap, speaking English prog ig opi aige cre | “They are getting co-operation from at tease one fluently, his brown eyes flashing behind spectacles, Sir the roadway, ‘Some of them |failroad,” he explained Tuesday, “and we are facing fell beneath other automobiles e rob ave he 4 yi n- pap ere oe ype» spam ok | the toughest problem we have had, now, trying to wi ceived serious Injuri |cover them.’ A Tad ave. cor, operated by a} The Billingsleys and former Seattle saloon men strikebreaker, Jumped the track and| . F ese et a fi hei crashed into a telegraph pole. a|are cogs in the combine, he charged, but confine their pores ag and two passengers were) activities to distributing large consignments. ur Rabindra Nath Tagore is the embodiment of the spiritual Messages he has set out to deliver to America. Winner of the Nobel literary prize and knighted by England's king, he is internationally almost as well known as he is among the people of his beloved India, BY HONOR FANNING CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—That uniquely Chisagoan pastime— the killing of husbands with to whom he is devoting a remarkable life. sien Cer aaa nh Gs ake | Two cars in the Bronx, operated Instead of centering supplies in drug stores, the He discussed for an hour at the Washington hotel!) women themselves. who are tga gdp vache Petri colli! police have learned that trunks full of bottle goods today with me the big undertakings and ideals that lic} 318.6? Sor 20 women have The police explained that strike-| are delivered to residences, often at night time. hardened Bronxites always keep their eyes on the motormen nowa ‘These are merely tions, he said, “and Jobbing sta we have nearest his heart. | been acquitted of the charge of | to protect ieasts; ‘Austen a tha tapia. tet a gt ass amet t > col ag Jump before the crash|iearned that solicitors have regu jot booze, pad "niente aa wi races in cower sina Sood) Hindu Poet Tagore | ,.%..ii0". Gait, tee fiver tcl and Chatrman| nt" ane ene heap |k | Dove chem sae I Rotuensien‘dusoe, totems “eg Make Nae frome almost every case the sion Posen: Papper Bay pee 3 el a pry quantities, and. pe he vedic _- ope ape 7 ET” hemen v0 ates Peters 2: aod. autedetre pot yr ogo hour attempt to avert the general ear yriea? — eo | eceatates _Saseomer art the only — “t noper’ he sald, “that the fo-| = Into court with her bowed eee eas Net so Bold, However | “Let ‘em sue,” he repeated, “we According to Sergt. Pu..nam, the |are going to even wreck some of methods are not nearly as bold as/these rooming houses if they com> formerly, when the dry squad was|tinue as blind pigs, head crowned with a hai romance, Woman la* vers now are demand of ire of the world is in the hands ot} i And I believe itu ~ “Women began the organization of companies 6 agree to erbtivetios. Society im the misty past, Thea jing that a woman Phas “ag the able to obtain evidence, and Lege! mer the matriarchal rather. than the) } latest caee- that, ay H wreck the distributing stations, ‘as | patriarchal system was in effect. | 4): Barnes, accliked 6 1 faaalne r r P they did the Pillingsley druz] oom in the middie time have we 7 bueband, James Ro Parhes. wealthy | stores |. and we shall again go| o> Dusiness man, twice her age. | “Weare not able to trace the) or to complete civilization, to} " Woman Prosecutes Woman | |boore as consistently as before woman's guidance They have petitioned the state's | |he explained. “Most of the cars| “I presume the demand for suf-| attorney to appoint Miss Agnes| eels | oe are sidetracked outside the city, | sone t ‘American women is a grop- special prosecutor | WASHINGTON, Sept. 19— | CHICAGO, Sept. 19 pis MEXICALI, Mex, Sept. 19—Col./and the deliveries. made to auto ing toward the ability to expre A man jury will not convict a Only 13.5 persons out of every a! officers admitted today fou Cantu, head of the government of |trucks. We know that much of hei wer toward a higher form woman murderer in thie countr 1,000 in the United States died | of those held here in connec: pa > the stuff is taken to caches out their power to’ ® Mier Sete si | p } Lower California, today officially 5 i of spiritual well being in this coun- says Miss agh, the pro: during 1915, according to fig- tion with operations of an im ai es report ” Ba, [de the city, and Inter delivered in t try and elsewhere. j cetor is a mar ures by the census bureau to ternational blackmailing syndi- _Teports from San small quantities to the city distrib eh “We men have gone about as far| “I think this leniency may day, This constitutes the low: Diego that Carranza soldiers were | uting points. DETROIT, Sept. 19.—Detroit | was baseball mad today as Tigers and Red Sox prepared to go on the mat in the three. game series that may determine the flag winner in the American cate might be released because | of tack of evidence. The four are James Christian, James Bland, Mra. Donahe and Mrs. Allen, alias Chapman. mobilized near Guayamas for advance on Cantu’s territory ' Seattle Man Shows Champ Potato| be traced to the chivalry latent in every man. The jurors « two or three big, strong men sitting at tre prosecutors’ table, | and subconsciously fee! that | these fierce prcsecutors are at- an| To Reopen Wrecking Campaign The big idea, in combining, was it mortality rate ever record. ed in this country Washington had the lowest death rate of any state in the Union, with 8&1. New Hamp with 16.1 as we can in performing our part | of unfversal advance, it seems to} me.” The distinguished Hindu scholar Speaks rapidly, and so earnestly; that his long cray hair shakes to shire was high teen tacking the frail, pretty woman “ Mre. Regina S. Klipper, the gue. ioatins,” be costed, “has Se inet ie to defend her 4 the people thruout the Unit: | iho ie aid to have been vic. | ines of Countrv in Star ice | tually tied for the top position right to shut out any ott r cr Portape thair pity would not be e Pe fe Ry e 4 z timized and afterward kidnaped > in the percentage column, Bos- unless they are morally undesirable ipitcan tn edshaa cen) Me great prégrece by blackmallers supposed to be ‘| ton leading by about two points, —not because of the color of their vas ta th Fear satire chalk in midicine - aereaien. I under arrest ‘he ‘arrived to- What do you know about a , a mere bit of bunch grass. | and the winner of the series skin j tiahotey teats Saedick resuited a the seving » 0, day at 10 a.m © was talon potato plant growing to the My potatoes are good eat- | will have an edge on all oppo- ‘This {s going against its grea r believe this laaloncy : 000 lives during the year over immediately to the office of height of 6 feet 9 Inches ers,” Murphy said, enthuiastic- | nents for pennant honers. est traditions 4 with ‘fetatsine Slafere ‘s responsi| {tn..* Cocnde one SB Hinton G. Clabaugh, federal in- Sound naturefakery, doesn’t it? ally, “and |r about five | Sixty thousand fans, club officials Wants Unrestricted Immigration | ule Bir tha. wavi-at olay ertunda’ b faa e es Dat vagy 1e7 ‘ate | Vestigator. She dodged report. But, nevertheless, that is sacks every yea believe, will see the three games, T hope you will not ansee vine | sweeping over Chicago. during the decade ie ie Per | ers and photographers and what ens of :. & mureay’s providing rain. doesn’t interfere. pei i ye sibilities, of | “The woman criminal will re) report said ee 8 ee Slants that high, aod dhy nein FARMERS CAN SELL sper yore am ald fpeltiog pet, but that is ail the more woman in court to promecare er! during the period was reaister | PAID) MAUGHTY feet. ’ PRODUCE ON WALKS: jah se. anes Ae George Fost reason why you should deal with jemand ph . a ; : ed in Rhode island, 16.9 per Murphy, who lives at 919 W. | |probably will be chosen for pitching the problem adequately e cent 60th st, and is a city fireman, | Jhonors in the opener, altho for the “The phaze of race mixture. of The old Geneva club, at TI7% read of a Virginia potato expert The harbors a id public grounds |Carriganers Mays and Leonard are course, involves the physiological as DRY $ UAD BUSY RAIN HALTS BATTLE Third ave. was raided by a ponies who claimed the champion tal! | council committee Tuesday recom-jalso possibilities Well as the moral and intellectual, | a squad under Lieut. Dolphin at 2:60 vine of the United States, with | mended that farmers be given per-| Both teams will enter the fray i but it is easy to properly restrict m. Tuesday morning, and six a plant which measured only {with crippled infie guch mixture if deemed necessary 1 ‘ Dry squad officers were sent with) LONDON, Sept. 19.-—A steady |men and two women arrested 5 feet 6 inches. Murphy grew nto use the walks adjacent)” poston will be minus Jack Barry, “East Indians would, I am sure a sear h warrant i 164 ith avs downpour of rain hes sited the A wild dance wa going ou» hen — indignant, and brought nie long |to the new public market of the |while for the Tigers Oscar Vitt wil? contribute something vital to your; +acoMA, Sept. 19.—Stone-Web Monday night, and arrested British operations on the Somme,|the officers went thru the doors, vines to The Star office to Pine St. Investment Co. at Sev-|be absent, due to an injury to his Civilization, something that would)... power plants at Snoquaimie Muffit, after finding a trunk and a/and there has been no important|and many of the dancers were said prove that his vines make the “jenth ave. and Pine st., and the|wrist. Vitt may be able to resume deepen and ennoble it; give it a) taiis Lake Tapps and ctron | barrel full of bottled whisky fighting since y day lto have been intoxicated leged champion ones look lik ew Westlake public n tomorrow necessary element of balance. were practically out of commission | A truck going east on Jackson st Against Military Preparedness (fog) on account water short. ith a load of liquor consigned te “We have a pecurar genius of| ,°, Alaska, but believed to have been spiritual wisdom which is native in laa a - street cars |meant for filicit sales here, was our blood. The time has now come i, seized by the dry squad Monday af when this is more greatly needed |” aba one ternoon. It belonged to the Luber fn the Occident than is generally) ., 4 to nsfer Co. and is being held realized.” a nding investigation Against America’s military pre — ED paredness program, Sir Rabindra is Yehemently outspoken “It will smother the very leaven of freedom and world frate rnity | within {ts boundaries which should| “DOUBLE” BLASTS BOMB PLOT CASE RANDALL be America's distinction,” he con-| 34. pRANCIBCO, Sept. 19 ‘PPARRISH “Once you start in with military | BY eee heed ge = bilayer ) eparedness, you create a force|K- Billings he witness stand, | d |the defe in the murder trial re : VER C that can't be controlled or restrict the Preparedness | aM write stories about the HOOVER ok ath agli bas rs Bas fettgnes | aa: bomb plot this morning open | early days in the upper HOC “BYERS COU HERRICK LEE WHITE . a ney , ;fed a wide brea in the sta Missi i valley that are | into machines, kill the finer sel } ; - ee ississipp: - and crushing out the spirit of free-;°hain Pe oe openea| not only mighty entertain- | BY D'LOSS SUTHERLAND ¥ College Tan aia tn ttn palmtest 1 who argued considerable when ! towards starvation by signing: oxgie-eyed bora, trom up-state, . 4 « je opened sie - # The great battle of warping q still hole way e Co nded the univers: nis card admitting him in jou and Ne sorority women are rhe first of his lectures be | its case McNutt call ing bubare Hisarcehy 14 a bonehead into a polished and Op /DOok. stan rs ago, and still more | nalism classes. locking wild-eyed at thelr Pam “The Cult of onalism he | to the w and Al formative ected en eae He had the assistance of fi considerable after he eee Helenic sisters 2 clerk. De Cassia educated citizer about on ; sauntered He is back. fo hil Weiss. sihei oF this - 3 given here before the Sunset APG nay rice Res te wiitie sate & se Rpiitsh Si embryostatesmen to help him sesh red y. HH back for | |, Phil i ins, at mber of the | ‘ Bradeetet | : next Monday night Other lectures He # tit ed th “eg Bec “$i gr 4 it e he Pi arp 8 ri tt or bed | take the over-conscientious stu | more ed bead AI ill-fatee -ane-Bor n Arctic | Registrar Stone's “zic’ is still Wil follow in most of the Iarger|!® testified that it was he. and “Be ond terentad bpatentier ia WBOHE the! | Geate TORE aeeat te ths Re | gxpedivion, was another coed | on his chin and he is, as com not Billings, whom the prosecutio’ ere ; ooks. The usual bunch of ré : hampion ts , opine s | cities. * mitnes es saw on the roof at 721| y | same as it was in the good old | gtudents etood on the outside | man of the Sigma Chi house, pretty good to get back to school gang still think they ane et st. just before the ex | days when the university con- | gpotting the brothers who were stood idly by a newly-cut school | @ “cocky lot,” and the fussers | slostca, | e | sisted of an old white building, buying. trench streaking across the + Sie | still mess around the girls at located somewhere near where eee campus, pensively pondering Professor J, Allen Smith still the brary CITY WIL CONTROL 99 the Henr¥ building now stands i aii ak eae ibid: od just why it was. ooks at the pavement when he | ee. ron ier Of course, there are a few that,” See Biwat esplained cee walks, while Rusty Kumm, col- | In fact the University of — FUEL YARDS more students gamboling over “ground examination day, ‘but, “Doc” Byers, loved by all lege politician, wears a pair of Washington is no different than the green, and a new building f course that ia a lone time | chemistry students, and fresh | tortoise shell glasses it was when Professor Meany § fede intact and or two, but the general idea is | 7, pies Me cy bi ne | from Plattsbur® with a fine | ae we’ was “boning” for his credits PORTLAND, Sept. 19.—Fifteen city superintendent of build is one oO . . the same » “2 os es: on his chin, explained that Barret Herrick says the army instead of “sapping” some poor affidavits are on {ile in the United | ing peter iasue permits for the e best. And it is the next It's easy to get into Pollege, Wending one's way thru the | be ald not bring his horse with of the Grey will be led by Carl senior with a bunch of outside 4 tes district court, denying alle-|tablishment of fuel yards in fu novel-a-week to appear in for the innocent bystander crowds of young fellows wear. | tim, but that he did bring his Draves as colonel this year, and reading : gations of Aman C. Moore, official | ture a of The Star neaked into the middle of he white state the old front | tail, whereupon he tittered and that none other than himself There are more students than of the Oregon Portland Cement Co.,|new c xt 5 4 them dear old college days st of Denne’ hall offered 4 | Wiggled the half-matured Van will be the lieutenant-colonel ever before, and the life on the who charges the existence of a ce- will be pe ed ‘ without a aided seer: fete | retreat from the feminine ohh nat ee campus mar e a : * Pi G ns acres means § lot to the M ved the “trust,”| hearings will be held before th TA ng. k 8 en ‘eig ocks all, omer arty ais” gucsnace eased ot pebble Wor'es, Which may ee Red Graham's dog, Mickie Lee White, who heads the unto himself a wife s:. 2e last they still do’ the same old i from 14 different cement corpora-| refuse applications The pill | Percy Dearle, who has fiat Milwaukee, os college tramp, journalism department since semester, ae he things as they did long ago, 17 tions, alleged members of the com-| doesn't apply to yards already es tened more purses of promin- and several other tramps were Frank Kane left, looked wor- y Another college year has | tablished, | ing mental geniuses than the there smoking. Glenn Hoover, ried when he starte@ @ youth 4 The fraternities are rushing started, that ts all, N :