The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1916, Page 1

START TODAY LAST EDITION The Seattle Star SEATTLE FOLK HAVE BEEN WAITING QUITE A ONE OF THE BEST NOVELISTS IN THE COUNTRY, WHILE NOW FOR GEORGE SALISBURY, WEATHER RANDALL PARRISH, IS AUTHOR OF “BEYOND THE MAN, TO TURN AGAINST THEM AND DECLARE FOR FRONTIER,” THE R NCE FOUNDED ON Hts. THE COAL BARONS, GEORGE 18 STILL WITH US, TORY WHicH NBGINS IN TODAY'S STAR AND ENDS THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS HOWEVER. GENERALLY FAIR TONIGHT AND ‘ TUESDAY, 18 THE VERDICT, VOLUME 19. EAT WASH., MONDAY, SEPT. 25, 1916. xo es 8 ) WORLD'S EXPORT RECORD SET BY U. S, IN AUGUST | ; "510 MILLIONS (MRS, SWEZEA |“. 1 Dor't Touch "18 TOTAL FOR PROMISED NOT Law of | MONTH, REPORT TOHAVE CHILD Moses Says Husband, SI She Is Suing, | Nearly Vive That's Answer of Rabbi to Forced Her to Decorate Billion | Plan to Boil Down Ten | First Wife's Grave NATION PILES UP GOLD |CLUBMAN 18 MOVED Commandments S AGAINST CHANGE WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.) repeated failures on By KENNETH W. PAYNE Rabbi Who's Against Altering Moses’ Law “DANGEROUS GIRL” IS | r RT. WATCHED BY secret Lure of Naughty 3 me a Pictures Leads ~ 1,000 to Licking More than 1,000 prominent Seattle men have | actually been spanked with a rubber hose by Ed Murray, a clerk in the city comptroller’s office, ye eng last three weeks because of their curiosity to lool at naughty pictures. Year's Exports So Far Total After the part of Judge Kenneth patch —A world’s record for exports was set by this country dur- ing August, the department of commerce announced to- day. The exports totalled Mackintosh to up the ter's divorce case went to trial Monday in open court. NEW YORK, Sept. 25.— | $510,000,000. This is $35,000,-| Mre. Swezea took the stand | t ‘ Z ? ‘ * “Bhould any church abbrevi- 1000 higher than the previous| the first thing Monday, whi The list includes “Superior court judges, city cae het poe segs spam record established in May and| 2” interested crowd leaned for. | councilmen, heads of city and county departments, “Most certainty NO!” This is the dictum of Dr, Samuel Schuiman, president of the central conference of Amer- lean rabbis, and himself rabbi of the great temple Bethe! in New York. OR SAMUEL SCHULMAN TWO MILLION of rd to catch every wo her testimony. She told of an occasion shert- ly before Swezea left home the first time when he came home, and, after conauming a half bot of whiskey, he beat her the dozens of lawyers, and an assorted crew of others, some of them from other cities. Because each victim wanted to see his friend spanked, the news has been kept quiet. Many of the names are now on record in the $95,000,000 higher than June total. Imports decreased $47,000,- 000 until June, when a high record was set. The total) sHe makes it as a result of SHARE DAY ON during August was $199,247,-! up. f i ‘4 A 391. ” Angee was the first] “! was black and blue all over comptroller’s office, and the list reads like a professional month in which the United |), body.” she said tearfully, “He directory, blue book and city directory, all in one. jleft home the next day and stayed away for three weeks. Friends got a him to come back when I prom ised him I would never have any States has sent exports abroad | totalling more than half billion. STOCK *CHANGE “Have you seen the Seattle blackmail pictures?” | whispered Murray to a fellow worker, one day three NEW YORK, ae children. He aiso made me prom | weeks ago. im October, is stirring opposition in| the greatest bull sept tran | Exports for the year ending] i,q | would take flowers out to the | oe * was the -reply many quarters. The Episcopalians, history of the New York @toce | With August totalled $4,750,-|cemotery snd place them on his o,” was the reply. of them, urge that brevity in the commandments is boy added emphasis of} first wife's grave. He wouldn't in- jhave come back if I hadn't have Promised him thin. 000,000, with imports “Well, they're going to be destroyed tomorrow,” $2,300,000,000. The net he went on, “if you. want to see them I can fix it up Exchange today, steel, copper and railroad shares advanced to new high records, while ward gold movement for August was $29,000,000. The total for the year was $410,- frantic brokers crowded and fought to execute orders that Poured in from every section of the country. “He lived at home a year and left again. He would call up near- ly every night and would come home about once a month and stay for you.” This was the lure used on all victims. Conversation hinting that the]over a second time to show his viow 000,000, a record. MILLION A DAY AT LOCAL PORTS More than doubling the foreign commerce for the corresponding the Washington pictures were “hot ones,” and/tim what to do. showed “some of the big boys of| “Wham!” went the rubber ho the town” {n compromising situa-|and registered welt No. 2. 4 we ite 2] VE MITEL OS |S AIDING REVOLT for a night. He would call for me and take me to @ party and th we would talk sometimes until 2 {n the morning in his machine out- side. I begged him to come back to me, but he would only say, ‘I can't.’ ” Mra. Swerea told of anvflinese that required the attention of a physician for more than a year. “In fact,” she said, “I am still taking treatment. I suffered groar- ly, and he even objected to my go- At 2 p. m. 1,847,000 shares had been traded in. This fig- ure exceeded the total sales of any day In ten years, except March 14, 1907, the panic year, when two and a half million shares were turned over in five hours. Coming on top of more than two weeks of million-share days, to- day's market surpassed anything heretofore known, In that standard shares replaced the | went thru dark hallways to one of the long record vaults on the first floor of the county-city building. “Ti keep wateh,” was the next word; “they're in the box in the jcorner. Just pick ‘em out.” as to whether the the ten command. shortest one,” he not a new one. of many represen-| of the critical school, but be any absolute cer- MENOMINEE, Mich. Sept. 25.—"Dangerous Giri” was not written about May Dugas of Menominee, either before or aft- er she met and married Baron Handt Von Edeberdt, mas- j8ued in London on a $10,000 fraud charge by Dr, E. V. Appleby, ex | professor of chemistry in the Un | versity of Minnesota. The baroness was born in West- ern Michigan. Her father, Eugene Then He Got It | there cannot “war brides” period last year, . ed! When the victim leaned low, the) LONDON, Sept. 25.—Unconfirm- in the matter. tin the h ter of hounds for the Princess | Dugas, struggling attorney, mov en thi } pt incon: iittinens theme Uoirethtctnese One oe eee ee eerie A ete fonigs |be came to seeps whan T'wan ta| of, Wales, When Vieteria wae |to Menominee when sho was: 16 {trusty rubber hose came into play. led dispatches from Athens today should venture at 00 | th a queen. ere for several years she was the; “Wham resoun he rubber) reported that rmer Premier Ven- fon captivating Seiwntior rot SY etal Shares Bold pied cece iy oe ee occasion) _ It was Wm. Pinkerton, de- |town belle, but excursions to Mil-|hose, as it hit the victim where izelos had decided to go to Salon- | ie short form, tective, whe called her “the waukee and Chicago gave her al father used to apply the paddle. | tka to head a revolutionary move- ? H when she called at her husband's abies all previous | “Wow!” wailed the victim. ment, seeking the overthrow of licity of ¢! | which is used as an argument for 7 state, | Office and found two women thi ¢,| Most dangerous woman | ever | tuste of high life. | ft, is a PROOF of its untruthtul- | hours, while Wall sateet’ tecessed wes myasas30.190. frost phn ag drinking and smoking. | met"—police of three conti- On eBid a the ‘eat by} Frnt: 0 “ee Me recrnentedi Sad | King. o grawoey ees di emay = ness! I should rather assume that) reports that Europe Is cl ing September 1, 1916. This included) “They had a demijohn and a| Mente having by then taken [way of Japan she met the baron / always serlous 3 +| try into the side ot the complete symmetry of this for, steel which bop te aiamoring | Soten trade exclusively and does|halfemptied flask of whisky on the| fete ef her comings and go- [and captivated Sim ; He charged red he had uncovered a great in- |altes Theo dispatches rere form which to speak, would) iver. |not embrace the coastwixe trade | tab she said, “I objected, and| (nos. her with fleecing his friends before | oom has ; ei ais tees corporates |. ane ss fs rather an art!-| Anaconda Copper, with a parand Alaskan and Hawallan com-|lie cursed me and beat mo. One Now the baronees Is being, sued he divorced her. leceraatcens ed with him in| Athens dispateh an 7 sees jeori : jin her old home town by a girlho " t Our own theorizing. | value of $50, sold at $102, leading | merce. Sik tae Ce ne nin Ett Mae ica Wane Gay Minter, Sotkae jcame a master in the art of swing-|ing that Venizelos has arrived at believe the longer form is the “The variations of the word. Exodus and Deuteron. The district Includes all the port|#ald she had known him for years. That was Haster Sunday, and 1} told them he waa my husband, but/ they didn’t care.” a bull movement in copper shares} such as has never been known {n cities in the state. The principal Wall street. Other copper shares| customer ts Asiatic Russia. Salonika. Diplomatic circles here had no confirmation of the reports, but the MAN'S NEAR DEATH | 2"'.: °2: AFTER CYCLE RASH Takes Names of All “Name, please.” he asks, attorney of Highland Park, M1, | Menominee. Miss Shaver charger the baron-| and) followed, 1 now, well known and, with [chase by las aie tora It was brought out during the |8#. Under guise of friendship, de-| Jimmediately after landing the one|‘!spatches occasioned little _sur- to the fourth com- |one-fourth of the American PUBLIC WILL HEAR trial that Swezea had taken the au-|Drived her of property worth $9%-| When his motorcycle skidded, swift blow bas + tay ‘ concerning the Sab- | production of 1916. “Spee | tomobile that belonged to his wife| 0. thru fraud and false promises. /atter the wheels had caught| Red faced, and twitching between| Many of Venizelos’ most ardent are most important. For | This afternoon rallroad shares TAGORE, THE POET ja nad told ner she never would| Testimony in Menomtuse district] against. the car” track, Willlam |agony and ‘laughter, the vietims | suPportare have. besa areas. lam ee complete theory of | were swept into the whirl of bullish see it again. The machine waa re-|COUrt Is to cover the wanderings Nienau, employe of the College |gave their panies, and were re-|‘© end the situation at Athens by Sabbath. The one in Exo |activity, Union Pacific setting a turned later, it was ahown of May Dugas since she left Me- Moat market, 14th ave. N. E. and|corded in Murray's pocket note|°Yerthrowing the king. 7 . Complete success of the revolu- Sabbath [new record at 149 | . Owing to the popular demand Swezea, during a part of hin|Ominee, and will include, It Is 4rd st. wax thrown to the pave-| book, which now contains more | he susen he CR Sapte pion | to hear Sir Rabindranath Ts | wite's testimony when she told of |*8!4, stories of “badger games”| ment, striking his skull, Sunday |than 1,000 names Sees v4 ay A ag of Crete may one in Deuteronomy em- |ance by crossing 49 gore, Hindu post, Mrs. W. R. | her affection for him, seemed to be | Worked in the underworld of Amer-|evening. He was in a serious con-| One man came all the way from ee ee it a8 an institution Two-Million Mark Passed Solty president ee be as deeply affected and left thy room. bene cities, in hie her prother| dition at the city hospital Monday. | Everett, walked into the comptrol-|*°t0m Ey for man, teaching the demo- Before 2:30 1 0. club, has announced his $ | Several friends of the litigants at-|J@49 po! is her hinsband, after) The accident bappened on East |ler’s office, went to Murray, and cratic dignity of all human | mark had been eer peer hegre A oy + vag vovmegaryyse 4 tended the trial the baron had paid her $10,000 to! 40th st. and Tenth ave. N. E. asked confidentially {f it could be CLOSE SCHOOL WHEN beings and their equality in |day the heaviest sales day sinc wi given jay at 2: Swezea is expected to take the | 8% @ divorce | fixed up so he could see the pic- Sar sentiida dp a weekty ay-| a7, y since) 5. m. to club meshece and |stand late Monday afternoon or Higy society, in which the | KEEP UP PICKETING tures, PARALYSIS Is FOUND of rest. Reading went to a new height ay one ose me sesh. “4 ~ Tuesday morning. Bec weve PBs od ps | Murray arranged it. “For teaching purposes in the/115% in the late afternoon. The) ¢f2! Public. " wi alleged operations in the | _ Members of the local unions of Sends More Victims ‘4 : ‘ modern Jewish Sunday school we| market was steady at the clowe,, 402 of the general public, LAKE VESSEL SINKS: | nether life, also will be brought the International Longshoremen's Dr. J. C. McBride, city healther; give the commandments in an ab-| with prices ranging somewhat un.| Which the club room will seat. 9 In. association have decided to put ey-| And the man went back to Ever-|Dr. Ira C. Brown, inspector of breviated form to the very lowest/der the best of the day | The price of admission will | PASSENG ‘Tis charged the baroness in 1901 ery man connected with the organ-|ett and sent down more victims, schools, and several members grades, but as soon as the children) Total sales today were 2,392,000 ° be $1. ERS SAFE helped a daughter-in-law of Mark {zation on picket duty along the| Men from Tacoma and Portland|of the sanitation bureau were are old enough we make them shares. big jig P ” —— The steamer Triton struck | Hanna evade writs and flee to Eu-| water front with a view towards have walked into the trap making a survey Monday of | memorize the commandments in| y rear SIX FIRE ATTEMPTS snag Sunday at 4 pom, tn Lake | Tope with her children prosecuting the strike. Must Donate to Hospital the Greenwood school vicinity in their present form. CHAIR IN Washington, while off Mercer js-|,, 46F adventurous past came to The membership will be divided | Little parties from downtown of.|the north end of the city, where a 4 Jews Wouldn't Change Them RUSSIAN CHICAGO, Sept. 26. gt la. {!and, and sank in five minutes |ushe only in 1914, when she was| into three shifts of about 700 each, |fice buildings made the pilgrimage, case of infantile paralysis devol- “As to whether it is advisable! tempts to burn the six-story bu h pa 25 p | went, saw, learned, and ate from| oped last week. = LANGUAGE AT U.OF We jis tien eet, eran war nnd at sp Sad 8 Sis | ies eee ae ape theres a ge ead ree : chon Bleambot Gor ad wen 4 LAY MODEL SOLVE <5 ‘ ; : % = ip NK | ington to draw the Orient closer to 4 1 on different floors, | “* By lowering of dauahtar of t Ms, Oe OF SUCH A THIN i been started on nt Moors, |ihe lake has exposed the lake ve rows of files to see others get hit|daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. “In the so-called additions which| penny Salle pl Derraceoe ra none of which caused damage. sels to a number of snags a ree-| M RDER MY T in the corner. Wipers, O48 F4kh, ot: Wh "i are assumed by those who propose the generosity of Samuel » | the department. It waa heart-|¥ere unknown before | “I'm going to start collecting do-| Special attention will be given aregr pe marie Pal, cp |the new deperemen a ap prod nations from all victims,” announc-|to general sanitary condition of Sree oe oe tee coment | taltst, of this city ily granted. He obtained the serv-| —— ~ od Murray, master of the rubbor| the streets in the neighborhood, ac- thé shorter form of the command-| 44411, who has just returned from ices of Miss Hilvine Simeon, of s ae ke SHIRT, DOROEEE eee dine trie, ikceee ae nts, there are contained very| Russia, cabled President Suzzallo,| Petrograd, who will have the Mother NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—A face built of modeling hose, Moatay, uae over, all gor 5 Bh Finythaasogy Shockite npo “ y niten, ! | it @ Sper v .1, receipts to the hopedic hospital. | Seria trains of religions asking for permission to establish |title of instructor, clay constructed on the bare bones of a skull, a check We should be able to build them {any spread of the disease. “For example, to the Jewish relig K da for $10 found in the clothing of a man supposedly |+¥ structure in. a” few weeks, rs . econd | ig . ; ’ | Twice in Same Place Eg ee re ge MUSICIAN AND WIFE isse murdered and the recognition by friends of the mur-| one city councilman wes rap | HUGHES THROAT IS tion of anything in nature and even ithe |dered man by his reconstructed features, are responsible |ped twice | SORE FROM STRAIN of any human form or any human| " tha Gi ia R ee iB ft After getting {it the first time) example in life. To say that the! for the fact that Giovannia Romana, of Brooklyn, and|ne thought he would badger al DAYTON. O., Sept. 25.—Repub- Ceomandment is limited to the ‘Butler | Victor Vicciotto, are in jail today. brother councilman lican Nominee Hughes brought his words ‘thou shalt have no other | | : ~ reves , J scot |., He conducted him gleefully to| policies into the Buckeye state to- gods before me,’ would mean quite Lieut. Grant Williams, of the Bureau of Missing |tne vauit {day, beginning a three-day oratort- a mutilation of the present form of t didn’t know it wa i by Dr. Pecedini xpert i stiny| “Where are they?” whispered/cal marathon. Because his throat the commandment and a destruc- SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25. —Legal proceedings Stns pba Persons, aided by Dr F ecedini, ; BxDEI in the testing | ne intended victim. lis still and his vocal tion in great measure of much of| for the possession of her 3-year-old son are to be in-| Mr® De Peyster, society |laboratories of the Board of Estimate, rebuilt the fe “Right in the corner,” was the)chords frayed by his long-distance ite spirit!” i h ¢ ini a Rosa anc resse a skele i) | advice, speaking in Indiana, Mrs. Hughes tne stituted today by Mrs. Thomas DeFabrity, wife of a] matron. He thought it |tures of Dominic La Rosa and dressed a skeleton in}"*i"- 116 victim, somehow, didn’t peg ee ee physician, Dr, I In this paper | tomorrow | prominent Los Angeles musician, if she can locate him| Was Matilda, the house- | clothing supposed to be his. quite understand D, Alexander, jr.. forbade any out- Bishop Chas. D. Williams of ‘ ‘. keeper, who she was im- ‘The two suspects are now charg-|hair and eyebrows with which to) So the first councilman leaned! of-door speeches here in Dayton, Michigan, doubtless the leader | and their two children. personating, at ed with the murder of La Rosa and }supply the figure The two ms fea of the Episcopal church in | c se . 4 Z pects were confronted with the ica J wu tell, whet: ‘he This follows sensational developments yesterday, | his friend, Rosario Passarrelle. figure as they were questioned Emil Joh 15,C to Bat With th thinks of the proposal to cut | including two abductions and escapes in automobile “NO. 13 WASHINGTON| ‘he body of Rosarito Passarrelle| “On the head of clay was an old mil Johnson, » Comes to Ba 1 e down the substance of the ten a . aad |was found while the police were|felt hat found with the skeleton. | : | and two frustrations of attempts to secure police inter-| SQUARE, Wh ctehe dutenthg tenttina on tat woresht cath, wiles ware thane Record Potato Vine, 9 feet 6 Inches | vention. ria Rosa's face, and the check foun@|with the skeleton, were in place, | hich the name of L 1 KS ARM TRYING Mrs. DeFabrity left Los Angeles,{caped in a taxi with the son WIE ee €- |in Passarrelie's pocket led them to{and the face of clay was painted.| — Emil Johnson, 15, of 2441 | got all about them. Young ‘ taking her son with her, follow-| On her way to the ferry, she Roy Scott’s novel, to ap- | persons who identified the made-|]False eyes were in place, and| East Valley st. knocked the Johnson got one potato off the E AL MATTY” ing trouble with her husband, sald lost her purse and had to abandon pear in next week's Star, over features as those of La Rosa.|around the shoulders was draped | spots off the altitude records vine that measured 3!4x8% to be a nephew of the Marquis'her intended flight.by railroad complete in six install- The feat of rebuilding the fea-|a ragged coat, picked from the| set by potato fanciers when he inches. |DeFabrity, an Italian nobleman.| She was apprehended at Emery- P tures of La Rosa was difficult, for] grave | uncoiled 9 feet and 6 inches of David Dow, 324 46th ave. N., “ OAKLAND, Cal, Sept. 25.—In| Following with the S-year-old/ville. While she was giving her| ments. the police had little to help them.| In the room were several sus-| potato | vine Monday in rhe | while he in ent a sing as tall att lem 4 , ‘s| daughter, De Fabrity located his explanation to the police there, The wisdom teeth in the empty|pects who had arrived since the Star office an lemande e@ | as some that have been grown hag Fe shoes D pepe ns oA peers here, and yesterday he at-|DeFabrity turned the tables, andj) BE SURE AND START = [gxui gave them some {dea of the|skeleton was found on Sept. 12,| champlonship of the state and | In Seattle, believes he has the kins fractured his arm, his physi-|tempted to take the boy. Police| snatching the child, fled in a wait-| WITH THE FIRST victim's age, and a few tufts of|and persons from the Italian colons Alaska. | hill that holds the output rec. clan informed him after investigat- and while DeFa-|ing automobile, His wife's efforts) INSTALLMENT MONDAY |halr found with the body gave|in New York were marched slowly Johnson said he just natural- | ord, His prize hill turned out brity was explaining, bis wife es-/to locate him have been in vw, _| them an idea of the right shade of! past the figure sitting in the chair. ly planted the potatoes and for- 12’ pounds of potatoes. ¢ were summoned, ing Hodgkins’ “sore arm.” | BAAS OIRO