The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1916, Page 2

(PAID ADVERTISEMENT) POWER GRAFT t with hand await the people's verdic mo person’s confidence has been betrayed by me ARBITRARY POWER thi Principle if the people are to remain politically free ‘andependent. hen a pubke oficial acts without autl Wxceeds and goes beyond the power expressly fd.the citizen is the victim of willful and arbitrary iasion, not by the city, county, state or national nent, but by the official wh the state, said: “When we consider the nature and theory Spmient, we are constrained to conclude that coursé, not subject to law, for it is the author TION AND LIMITATION OF POWER us read a jittle further: thing mass ef corruption. WHY IS THIS? of Mr. Alfred H. Lundin: “=~ OFFICE OF PROSECUTING ATTORNEY KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON. SEATTLE, Wash., June 21, 1916. “HON. BYRON PHELPS, County Auditor, Seat- tle, Wash. “Dear Sir: It is clearly the intent of the law to authorize shipments of liquor which is to be used for lawful purposes only. Several of the druggists and pharmacists doing the largest pre- scription business in the city of Seattle have in- f is office as to the amount of intoxicat- ng wr required for lawful purposes covering eriod of six months. According to these state- its, with the exceptions hereafter mentioned, more than the following amounts of intox- ig liquor is necessary to be used for lawful | pufposes covering a period of six months: Al- cohiol, 4 barrels or 208 gallons; whiskey, 2 bar- rels or 104 gallons; and not more than 1 barrel or 52 gallons of any other liquor. You are herefore advised not to issue permits for more tha: the above’amounts to any one drug store : in a period of six months, with the exception that ‘the above limitation as to alcohol should not = apply to Stewart & Holmes or to G, O. Guy, Inc., who, I am informed, require a greater amount for manufacturing and other lawful = purposes, Yours truly, , (Signed) “ALFRED H. LUNDIN.” = The above order is arbitrary and lawless upon the part of Mr. lin; it is an attempt to exercise purely personal and arbitrary The law does not delegate discretion or authority for the pros- % attorney to decide how much alcohol any druggist may sell for shanical and chemical purposes, but it does provide that a sales- must be kept and the prosecuting attorney may advise himself the alcohol goes. Had Mr. Lundin done this, he would have d that the four barrels seized at the Night and Day Drug Store two barrels found at the warehouse of the Billingsleys had Eaold by the firm to whom he gave “special privilege.” If Mr. will. look at the records in the county auditor's office, he will hat those to whom he arbitrarily attempted to give special privi phave brought in enough alcohol to make $1,920,760 worth of whisky January 1, 1916. pure. I DEMAND THOSE REPORTS h an evil eye and an unequal Hand. : , ubstitute committee. EDWIN J. BROWN ARBITRARY LAWLESSNESS CORRUPTION hat I will say in this article will probably drive vote from me, bat if I must acquire otfice at the price lice, it is repugnant to my very being. | shall speak the satisfaction Tn Our country it is said that the powers of government . Cderived from the consent of the governed. The Scounty, state and national government must proceed upon Taw in him, he js far more dangerous than the ordinary] imal, because he acts under lor of legal authority gov has exceeded his author- iy and as a private vitizen, drunk with power, he becomes @angerous lawless violator of the law itself, which is Richard Bennett ia the case of Yick vs. Hopkins, our U. S. suprem t institutions of government, the principles upon whict are supposed to rest, and review the history of their they Rot, Mean=to leave room for the play and action of ly personal and arbitrary power Sovereignty itself of law; but in our system, while soveign powers legated to the agencies of government, sovereignty remains with the people, by whom and for whom nment exists and acts, AND THE LAW IS THE Philip Holden, Waster! ime shown fr MISSIO Fourth, Pike ona Union “Though the law itself be its face and impartial in appearance, yet, if it -and administered by public authority with an evil ‘and an unequal! hand, so as practically to make unjust illegal discriminations between persons in similar cir- stances material to their rights, the denial of equal ce is still within the prohibition of the constitution.” lin San Francisco a few years ago the city officials to use arbitrary power. They said the law was not enough, then they became lawless, then followed corruption and grait that shocked this nation, St. Louis, and Cincinnati, Ohio, went through the same ful experience, and today the eyes of the continent upon glaring headlines of our own newspapers, call- attention to the fact that Seattle and King county are ‘This feature four days. 800 ground floor seats COTTERILL HEARD IN KITSAP COUNTY This is because our public officials no longer look to] “ore F Cotterill, former may-| wdpsdles Sra their guide and limitation to power|°" | As an esteetice, I call attention to the following democratic condidate for com opportunity hear gives Ferullo Ital- Afternoon and Night Adults 25c. Kids 10c. REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS in order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which lightest and strongest plate known, Goes not cover the roof of ..| mouth; you can bite corn off the cob; guaranteed 15 yours. | wee sae eae ++ $3.00 $15 set of teeth (whalebone) $8.90 $10 set of teeth Bridge work, per tooth, gold 3.00 White crowns . Gold fillings .. Bilver fillings Platina flings All work guaramteed for if yea Have impression taken in the mo and get teeth mame day. jon and advice free, Call _and See Samples of Our Pinte end Bridge Wo te the Teat of Time. Most of our present |fecommended by our early custom ers, whose work {s stil! giving good When Mr. Lundin arrested and extradited Isabella Clayburg and} ght her here and locked her up in jail to hold her as a witness, as he did, he used purely personal, lawless, arbitrary power, the power and process of extradition does not contemplate such When Mr. Lundin sent his inspectors and investigators it and they secured the evidence, he went beyond the law ind used personal, arbitrary power in prosecuting one and fefusing to prosecute others. He has administered the law ES now call upon a committee, consisting of Bishop Ed- d J. O’Dea, Rabbi Samuel Koch and Dr. M. A. Matthews go together with the investigators and examine the reports | in to Mr. Lundin between March 15th and May 10th, d if they report that Mr. Lundin has been a sincere and £ rap ible prosecutor, I want to apologize and acknowledge my patronage ta if the above committee does not suit Mr. Lundin, I sug- that the editors of the three daily newspapers act as a) have tested our work to our office, be sure you are in the Bring this ad with you OHI UNIVERSITY wT. Qpnestto Vraser-Patersen Oa Speak, Mr, Lundin! Wiil you permit this investigation? Democratic Nominee for Prosecuting Attorney ‘FIGHTING TRIM, ATTACKS TARIFF BY PERRY ARNOLD U, P, Gtaff Correspondent ON BOARD GOV, HUGHES’ SPECIAL ‘TRAIN, BBATIUCE, Neb,, Oct, 14.-Swinging acrows the prairies today, Gov struck vigorously at the iff policy and cried ning ogainet the evil days to come after the war if the democratio tariff for revénue pol jcy Was continued. He was in democratic nolomn w j clear "Airs, ughés: narrowly, escaped lows of her favorite coat at th ing at Joplin last night, ‘Th Last night 400 Star newsboys |* and carriers were the guests of Jos, A. Muller, at the Palace Hip d huvky paire of lungs ripped fhe alr wide open when the pleture of elght of Uncle Sam's big warshiy Qashed on the screen, guar removal of a sumber of German merchant ships being transferred m the Norfolk yards to Philadel phia, The Blands came tn for no small part of the bers’ approval, put Stone and Manning, offering tne latest dances and funny walka, took the boys’ hearts by storm. Anna Turner, as “A Modern Cleo Four hund evening, and the boys voted her a| regular fello Manager Muller wan so well pleased with the manly conduct of the boys that he has invited them to attend his show again when| they find time to come in a body and & tiger were ven that genial manager. | DENY SUB DEPOT | ON COAST OF U. S. BERLIN (By Wireless to Say ville, Oct. 13.—The right of Ger. man submarines to operate off the American coast so long as Amert can territorial rights are respected and pledges to the U. 8. kept was upheld in an authoritative state news agency today tions constitate a “blockade,” ai |man submarines could be establish. ed on the American coast.” THREE HELD AFTER MAN IS ROBBED Three men were ro held on open nesses Saturday, following the al leged robbery of Guy F. Downing, 2205% First ave. Friday night. Three soldiers, Wilfred Wheeler, Roy Kroh and J. W. Miller, told the police they met Guy F. Downing | and accompanied him to a room in| the Kasota hotel, 2205 First ave. Later Wheeler claimed he was beat! over the head and robbed of §70 and bis watch Charles Tanner, James Lightfoot ing investigation. HOLD MAN INL. A. FOR BAD CHECK Henry Samuelson, wanted in Se. attle for passing a grorthless check . has been krrested in Low An . according to advices re ceived Saturday by Sheriff Hodge Under-Sheriff Stringer said that Deputy Dave MeKenzie would prob. ably start south for the prisoner about Wednesday, AUSTRIANS LOSE 28.000 IN TWO DAYS LONDON, Oet 14-—The Aus trians have lost 28,000 men in the last two days of fighting on the Sarso plateau, sald a wireless dis- }patch from Rome today. The bat violence, TACOMA GOLFER IS IN FINAL MATCH MT. VERNON, N. Y., Oct, 14.— Jock Hutchinson was one up on James Barnes, formerly of Tacoma at the end of the first round of their ‘hole match today for the professional golf championship of the United States SHE DESERTED HIM She left him in the turch, without | even stopping to say good-bye. I, L, Qualheim, after more than a year of patient waiting, decided Saturday that his wife, Ivalee, was not com. ing back, and filed a suit for divorce in the superior court on grounds of abandonment Qualheim says he was married in| verett in June, 1911, and lived »pily with his baby and wife until the desire to'roam struck Mrs. Qual- heim. | | OIL STRIKE QUIET BAYON N. J,, Oct, 14,—Bick erings amang th ers over the question of returning to work caused cancellation today Cut - Rate | of the plan for an open alr meet ing to urge closing of the trouple. Renewed rioting was feared Plans call for an attempt to start the ofl plants Monday, ER SUR S08 Neck Nina HUGHES IN GOOD (DAN HANNA IS DIVORCED BY FOURTH WIFE CLEVELAND, ©., Oct. Following a trial which lasted Stuart Hanna waa granted a de- cree in divorce from Di millionaire newspaper publisher, and son of the late Mark Hanna, Mrs. Hanna was three children. grounds of infidelity, Introduced to show that Han given @ check to Alberta Delon for , and later had stopped pay plendid Aghting trim, bis volee | superintendent of the Hanna ¢ seen Hanna give a check for $5,000 ‘crowd was jammed into the hall The campaigning party got lost Mrs, Hughes being separated from the governor, She took off he coat and sat down nearby, |i moving nearer to her husband, but neglecting to carry her cont, The governor himself finally eapled and reseued It Hughes waa scheduled for six speeches today, starting at Pall Cit “9 a. m, and ending up at Lincoln tonight NEWSIES AT THE ‘HIP’ Hanna stated she had ac cused ber husband of being unfatth r, and he had admitted his Hanna was the of the defendant, SHORT NEWS MME, HOLLINSHEAD- HUBBELL will sing and speak Sunday, f in the rotunda of A. at the open meet ing to be given In the interests of the association. SEATTLE POLICE are “slick-tongued’ who attempts to Jened our position enormously |far on ; | aeainet Russian aggression. enter homes un 4 protect he: tn - Of an inspector in $809 prote: * agricultural re- | be dependent upon Argentina or & taxi Friday night on his motor is in the ety Saturday with a broken log. C, W. GAUNTLETT, former Se attlo policeman, died Friday in Bal JUDGE J. A. COLEMAN was the chief speaker Saturday noon at the patra.” was the “knockout” of the | King luncheon at the Good Eats cafe t 8. W. FARRIS, y in the Seattle Gen eral hospital from injuries sustain- when he was acct | dentally thrown from an auto truck THE JUDICIARY ed Thursday committee of are planning on combining the under a single head. COL. T. L. MILLER, of the Army . announced the staff Friday would have charge of the work in the Seattle TEN PARENTLESS the John Walter Ackerson home on Mercer island were in Beattie Sat Metropolitan and ment fasued thra the Sem{-Ofticial | M@ Land Products exposition It was denied that such opera-| it was further stated that “no| sensible American will believe that | held two meetings in Kitsap/a secret depot for supplying Ger. county Friday, and will begin an aggressive campaign during tho coming week |, & progressive erat, pointed out the great progres sive policies inaugurated anf car- ried out by President Wilson. LAST DAY LAND SHOW COLLEGE NIGHT charges and three others as wit-| and Downing were arrested, pend-| tle continues with undiminished | erful Story of Today Selig-Tribune News Weekly Note—By Request y we will show “The Shielding striking off work: | ie 0; Sundays, nb + i $608 Thi RAYMOND REMEDY Co, Room 6, Hote) Antlers, 4th @ Union EDITOR TELLS OF GERMANY’S | PEACE TERMS BY CARL W. ACKERMAN United Press Staff Correspondent COLOGNE, Oct 4 those fellows make peace only when Germany is ‘knocked out,’ then we will never make This emphatic declaration today from Ernest Posze, chief editor of the Cologne Ga .zette, and probably Germany's greatest editor | His 32 years’ connection with| that powerful journal make bim| perhaps the best unofficial spokes man of th mpire in replying to LAoyd-George's recent statement to; the United Press that the war must! go on to a finish “For weeks the allies have con ducted a press paign against | peace, especially Washington, said Posse. “They have said re peatedly that there will be no peace) ‘juntil we are brolen—until they reach the Rhine. “The statements have strength- Three things the Gazette editor considers essential for peace, #0 jermany {8 concerned First-——The military situation must be considered, he said. Ger- many must follow Bismarck’s pol icy of protecting her western boundary, perhaps by taking the Freneh fortress of Belfort, and, as the chancellor indicated, she must have an independent Poland on her other frontier to protect her Second—Germany must develop! soruces, so that she will no longer Russia for wheat or cattle. She must protect her industries, so she can exist, in the event of another war, without outside ald, if neces. @ary Third—Germany must consider her international position and have colonies. FLOAT SCHOONER ‘The echooner Watson A. West, which went ashore in the Strait of| was floated early toda according | today The Japanese Panama Maru may have sustained serious dam age by running aground near Pott Townsend, according to the belief of shipping men, who have receiv. od word that part of the cargo is to be lightered. It was found tm possible to pull the big steamer off) the spit where she grounded. On the Panama are four first cabin and 80 steerage passengers, but they are not believed to be in dan- ger unless a storm should arise. ret me, Skin Diseases Soon Yield to Resinol SS If you have eczema, ringworm or similar itching, burning, un- Ointment and Resinol Soap and see is & wevere, stubborn case. Resino’ Ointment is also an Phas ine household remedy for pimples, dandruff, sores, burns, wounds, chafings, and for a score of other uses where a soothing, healing ap- plication is needed. Resinol Ointment and Restnol Soap are absolutely free from any- thing harsh or injurious and can therefore be used freely for babies’ skin-troubles. Doctors have pre- ascribed the Resinol treatment for over twenty years, Resinol Soap improves poor com- plexions, Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap are sold by all drug- gists. For samples free, write to Dept. 51-R, Resinol, DR, L. R. CLARK Come Sunday Morning If \ Too Busy During the Week that the imme: vitle with which inds herself busied is thousands of our people Very much occupied during the week if you are one of the number, and you have teeth that need attention. you may make an appointment for unday morning That would cer tainly be preferable to neglecting fteoeth that keep your health as fy perfect as possible, and your are one of the very important fac tors in good health | You are offered. at this office, the clase | fraduate . men from the best and every one of Whom has hie ‘certificate from the #tate dental board hanging right on the wall in front ot pie dental chair, | in plain eight of od tontealalovarethe only kind psed here, the most up-to-date of painiess methods, and our prices jare the very lowest, In addition to that we give with | 1 work our fronclad guarantee of tint on, sign both by the grerator who did the work aid by » KR Clark, D. owner and Manager of this office, who is thor- ponsible. the very cart It wont’ cost you « your teeth thoroughly 4 carefully examined, nor will it { You under any obiiation what- er We will tefl you Just what tt vtll oy to put your teeth into p 4 You will probably the well Known and relta- |be to find ho whittle {t will t, one thing Is very cor will be worth a great deal you than it will cont Regal Dental Offices Clark. Manager corner Thiré Diagonally w from the Post- office. Be sure to get to the right place, TOMORROW CLEO MADISON WEDNESDAY “THE CHALICE OF SORROW” A TWO-PART L-KO “SAFE IN THE SAFE” Hilarious Situations and Fun Every Minute for Standing get this new | TO ADDRESS MINERS |, mw Use MENTS NEW YORK, Fuca during a dense fog yesterday, | odore Roosevelt left here this morn-| jing to speak at Wilkesbarre to a) He returns here! to telegraph advices received here sunday and leavce for his big West ern swing Tuesday. Use the GREAT NORTHERN Owl Service To Bellingham Vancouver, B. C. sightly skineruption, try Resinol yy geattle ...-. .--- 11:45 p. m W ALHAMBRA 5"eP] NE ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE All This Week MORTON AND GLASS LAURA NELSON HALL ood group of miners a7ace wr, Aree scoTCH LAL AND LASSIES MATINEE DAILY 10°25-50<¢ EVENINGS 10-25-50 ES PLAYERS &Y nie AUT. fatinee Tomorrow The Traveling Salesman” how quickly the itching stops and) Ar. Bellingham ... the trouble disappears, even if tt} Ar. Vancouver ... «+ Sleepers ready 9:30 p. m. and may be occupied un ti] 8:30 am. One sleeping car sete out at Bellingham. } Comeaieane And 5 Other Big Vaudeville Ale Feature Photoplay Rive. and Sun. 15¢ For full information, apply— Second Ave. at City Ticket | Seneca Street. Oak Theatre MONTE CARTER MUSICAL 117 and Elllott AnvRLW svulipes 1D “THE BRIDE SHOP” Raymond Bond | De Witt, Burns & Elizabeth Shirley In a Homespun Comedy “REMNANTS” Julie Bernard & Florence Scarth In a Comedy Duologue Torrence In a Mirthful Creation “The Awakening of The Geralds Gypsy Serenaders Maud Lannbert Charming Musical Comedy The Popular Composer Emest R. Ball) °~-2s °°". Orpheum Travelogue World’s Current Events Gian Goa 4 Concert Orchestra ae Remember—Matinee Every Day 2:30 rN rexNOon AT z¥B ANY SEAT MAY BE RESERVED IN ADVANCE NIGHT AT 8:20