The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1916, Page 2

on 30 day o help them Prepa' “Jetus send | you aVICTROLA to help our thousands of little friends! “BRITISH SAP s’ FREE TRIAL!” | ~-HINDENBURG BERLIN, Oct. Sayville “30 (via Wire to manians still retre: “make your own a day of reckoning le coming,” terms declared Field Marshal Von make yout own cclectt t Hindenburg, Germany's great ahings wp te $100 with sh payment at time of net | war hero, who is paying Berlin his firat visit since the begin- ning of the war. “I welcom the war,” b lout of the trenches The French have shown great jtenacity, but they are exterminating |lives by their pi t method of fighting. jof no use to them, and finally there will be none of them left The |French nation owed this fate above ish, If the English sk for another offensive of the same style the coming spring, then they will rob France of the rest of her army and the reat of her na |tional strength.” |! The war has not changed bis opinion about English military ac- lcomplishmenta, fd Hindenburg Great English strategists are lack ing at the present time, he sald GERMANS HIT prety 1 their entrance into said, “for by It we got re for their Christmas gift buying in a practical w “Toy Credit” for $1 e have a “Your closed with ttle effort; tan and —this store has become the “Big Santa Claus” of children by helping them in buying Christm: for their little friends and relatives, extending same advantages when buying toys, as to Krown-ups! i—so we have had a Special ik” made specially for our the afternoon only. home and start saving your pennies and small chang —if you bring back the bank Credit-Is-Good Bank” for every child in Seattle—come for yours tomorrow and join the ARD CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB!" to thousands wifts them the LONDON, Oct, 30—Bertlin and Brandenburg troops, famed for their fighting power at Ver dun, launched one of the most violent counter attacks of the whole Somme battle against the French lines south of the Somme last night The French w this afternoon that penetrated La Maisonette “Your - Credit - Is - Good thousands of between 3 and 5 o'clock), ur Toy Store will give you a for the first 75c saved! office admitted, farm “STAND. pulse of other heavy attacks the capture of La Malsonette and all the French positions extending |from the farm to Blaches, together jwith 412 prisoners. British gains in the fighting north of the river were admitted at Ber ‘a The Rallway Men's Nonpartisan leatue has indorsed the following FRENCH POWER,” All their tenacity will be| BACK ON SOMME’ the Germans) west of Peronne, but claimed the re-| The German war office reported) i } 4 ‘RAILWAY WORKERS" > pad 7mm 1916. PAGE 2 STAR--MONDAY, OCT. 30, "MARGARET WILSO KATHERINE HUGHES. Mies Margaret Wilson {is the only unmarried Mies Hughe second daughter of Charles Kvans daughter of Prostdent Wilson, and is showing keen | Hughes, republican candidate tor the presidency, has the thirst for knowledge for which her father interest in the outcome of the co! electior y» isebes : me ee fon, Her | is note «in a graduate of the National Cathedral Interest In politics comes from her activities as @ | School for Gir t Washington, and is now at Wel urer and worker in social uplift She has lee lerley @he thinks more of her studies than of her in all parts of the country ture: father's campaign, abe says | [BROWN ADVOCATES — "ADVISORY WORK BY COUNTY ATTORNEY A change in the organization If a secret service is necessary, of the prosecuting attorney's |! will have what is known as a} office, so that there will be (chief investigator, but will direct | }such work personally. This work | three distinct departments, un- | der three different heads, is ad- vocated by E. J, Brown, demo cratic candidate for prosecut or, He wants the work of the office divided, ae civil, criminal should be done by the ah I will expect the sh his duty tn ap lators d wiff to do; hending law d gathering the evidence, you may rely upon the prose DA. 1. NM, CLARK ious Desire to) ang advisory branches. Under |cuting attorney's office to prose Please | the latter, arbit ng “petty cute the offenders. differences” and “family mat Against Stool Pigeons ters” will be taken up, he says Brown also is against the em- ployment of stoo! pigeons. Mistakes are costly, and arrests ourht not to be made unless the ence warrants the arrest “The stool pigeon in this re Outlining his position (Written for the United Press) TOKIO, Japan, Oct. 30— Crown Prince Hirohito, 15 years old, was today, his fa- ther’s birthday, officially pro- claimed, His engagement to Miss Asako Ichijo Is soon to be it th v et fe ub emperor-to-be from any of-five hi to ancient house of Fujiwara o th T sekke” r NEW JAPANESE PRINCE PICKS OUT EMPRESS BY RALPH TURNER announced. TOKIO, Oct. 2—(By Mail.) —For the first time in the his tory of Japan, there Is but one available candidate for the hand of the crown prince. She Is Miss Asako Ichijo, 14, Her betrothal to the prince will be announced soon after he is proclaimed. The marriage will be delayed several years. Mtws Asako, or Miss Morning, a8 would be in English, will become bride of the emperor-tobe by irtue of a peculiar set of circum She is without opposition ite the tradition the ances or the place, des hat permite the selection by orical families, descendants of the the members| In former decades, f the five families or regents, to are still known the “go (five regents). The “go kke” are the families of Konoye,| akatsukasa, Kujo, Nijo and Ichi-| as cour emporer ere, hi Jo. in family, daughter; bi a fa 8 |nates her family, lily The circumstances which give Miss Asako the clear path for the mperial pa are The present head of the Konoye Prince Fuminaro, has no in the Takatsugasa fam y there is no daughter of age to nake her available; from the Kujo amily came the present Empress jadako; blood relationship elimi 4 the Nijo fam-} is on rocks, the present p Hiromoto having exhausted the treasury try ing to attaain political power ] Pat, Popular Fire le ViO-| firemen system has) was | Horse, Dies After | Auto Struck Him} Pat, the fire horse who had doz-| ns of true friends among Seattle is dead He died Sunday night from in-| juries sustained Saturday night when an automobile driven by W |W. Sale, 929 18th ave. N., crashed | jinto the fire engine from Station No. 3 answering a call ¢ Pat was tb ly one injured in} accident, altho the automobile | smashed up. The collision Wilson (D), for president; Potndex- | fo sard, Brown Monday tasued the fol-| been tried and has proven to be a|/was at Broadway and Pike st ter (R), for senator; Lister (D), for | \gcated. This # will give us one of *l lowing statement reeder of graft, for men in office] governor; Hart (R), for Meutenant) west. and we seeure you that it wili| “The prosecuting attorney's of-|are ¢ s betrayed by their false} |governor; Tatlock (D), for secre-| be one of fice should be conducted just the| frien 5 tary of state; Case (D), for state} , we mane 3 same as a private Inw practice =o auditor; Sherman (R), for te | tered int. } | “The increased volume of bust, | \treasurer; Savidge (R) for land] other operator ness in our prosecuting attorney's} BANDIT Is GUILTY | commissioner; Fishback (R), for | °*ttificats ‘office demands a change in its T | jinsurance commissioner; Preston | B | business methods. The old system) purpoit. on wait | | CR), for superintendent of Instruc- jof organtzation, under one ys. ae See James Wal \ ‘ton; Tanner (R) for attorney gen-{ Pg te deputy which is now in operatio jor er of the > of andite | 3 erat aranteed lis both expensive and inefficient » pay car of the Bur} At a meeting held in the Cobb! gis eet Nil | Favorable mention {* given doth | t distinctly to your! “King county has three classes ng Machine Co of | butlds ing, 40 prominent physicians of | | Miller and Cotterill for congress in| *4¥antage and let one of| or jegal business —civil, criminal| e last August, pleaded tle and King county formed| jo perts eeth a thor. | Hiity to robbery while armed|« ‘nin the First district, with recom: | e. This won't coat} and advisory. 1 will appoint a qual-| 4) 0. i 7 | “The Doctors’ club,” which has |mendation to give Miller “a first |» witt ft pat You un ied, mature, upright lawyer at| When | arraign 4 today, He was since volunteered its active support | HIND }trial.” Congressman Dil! (D) is/ boy path Ea, the head of each of these three de fn r sentence under $10,000/to the candidacy of Dr. Daniel | iW Z | favored in the Spokane district and | " on. You will probabiy| partments, The old system is in ond Buckley for the office of coroner, | |Mrs. Axtell (D), {n the Second dis. | » rined an well ae mhted t fequate and does not give results. | in the closing week of the cam-! ‘i ee ee | Proper organization will insure ef.| paign | —— | | ficlency and economy Many of those present exy reesed | ARALYTIC SAVESG | Rear! Dental Offices | ar. srtlftr ce” an an ES ta 20e In i Clark. Manager | ltrator to adjust petty differences an issue of the coroner's cam- | CHILDREN FROM FIRE . Mreatice** Feeding land squabbles, and sometimes fam but because it had been, by | 1405 Third Aves N. W. Corner Treve|!!¥ Guarrels, before they mut opponent, they felt that they} aa * . x fail or court. The court's should offer thetr support to Dr. | NEW YORK, Oct. 30—Six chit.) Pingonally meroas from the Post: | valuable and expensive Buckley, who has previously faith-| dren filed solemnly into the home. tlaht place save money for the county fully served both city and county | of Wallace Freeland, 21, a paralytic, | = in official positions. | today, to thank him for waving Dr. W. C. Heussy was elected | their lives in a fire in their Tarry president of the vlub: Dr. C. H./ town apartment eiand, in bis| Thompson, secretary, and Drs. Al-| Eugene Allen, D,| NEW YORK, Oct. of which were abnormal, Fischer, a California girl, living happily and appare: In the Sensational Nature Play “The The Story of a Cave number of votes v t KINDNESS CURES GIRL OF HER ILLS fileted with five personalities, four mally, freed from her burden by —_ Return oi Eve” night cloth drag an alarm box in firemen to rescue WHEAT MAKES GAIN time to permit the children | psychical treatment CHICAGO, Oct. 20.—Wheat made Kindness and suggestion were gains = te despite a setback used, according to the American|shortly after the high opening Society for Paychical R rch, to} when longs t large quantities reKeve her of the four abnormal|on the market r gains were 20.—Once af.| PeTsonalities Then a psychic| made on orta of continued Ar. healer assembled the four, got “con-|entine drought and evidence of fessions” from them and saved the in domestic crops t Miss Doris girl from going to the insane asy exports, which we fs today | lum. | bushels less than in the correspond ntly nor Her abnormality was due to in-|ing week iast year, and car receipts juries inflicted by a relative. jfrom the Northwest showing 230 fewer carloads than last ye: December was up | cent iday’s opening at $1.91% [1M at $1.87% 5 old gue mission | There are 12 or |the Brotherhood {511% King at are suf from lack of shoes and underwear too old and feeble to/ anual labor, and are de. t upon the sympathy and of others for these necessl tles of life. If y jhand or underwear, the Broth jerhood asks that you kindly jthem to 511% King st., | charit after them Girl and a Cave Boy and Their Entrance The Mothers’ Traini hoo! Into Society, and Then the Trip Back to Nature Eimecthe tern ot iti sstina oe A Knockout Comed ge FEE Vv on the sixth floor of the Bon av Marche. Dr John Manning will eisttile' at ie cantine lecture on Maternal Nursing, and mants lately? ‘he first the nurses will demonstrate shall be last” is a true ieal routine In the home Nagees A" souole ot line Miss Grace Harrington, nurse, wires are leading the Black Diamond, finds the wives of | ra, ome of th “Just under 4 a little boost ented in ¢ Thin 19 Mod be given free me whe could Get intent 4 will 0 the per securing the greatest Coupon free with each |the miners very much interested in these lectures _ MAKES NEW NEEDLE Dr, W, © University of Washington, is the |inventor of a new surgical needle, according to an announcement made Monday by the Journal of the American Medical association. needle 1s pointed at both ends, and facilitates speed. * ’ men at} ing | a have any second-| med-| The send | or phone} |Main 2496 for a messenger to come| NURSES TO LECTURE of} Speidel, graduate of the! | Oe 2. 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Pi o e w POLICE GET GOAT Wilson, 1629 36th ave., ing, and made a noise like a Ford. then phoned headquarters. to the city pound. a n citizen will enter private serv th {, Stone and James Shannon, vice | residents. SOCIALIST VOTES ‘That capital never will pay ttention to labor as emocrats and any| Jong as the} republicans are in| factors until! lass, and the two always have had The buncombe that these arties are working in the interests f labor is growing more apparent very day, and in time some one iM prick the bubble.” OF SOME CITIZEN The police have somebody's goat. It wandered on the porch of H. A. Sunday even- Wilson answered the honk, and The police officers took the goat HANSON QUITS POST | Howard Hanson, for eputy corporation couns ounced his resignation, After years of service this va 10 years| 1, has an- lued pe in| he Leary building. PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO COR THIRD & UNIVERSITY DRESSES MEN WOMEN nn WEEK YOUR CREDIT IS O.K. | f iloA. oot UDGE MILO A. ROOT is a candida for Judge of the SU- PERIOR COURT. At the primary election he received the nomina- tion by the enormous vote of 23,872. For four years Judg Root sat upon the preme bench and partici- pated in decisions of vital import to the people of this state. His opinions are recognized by law- yers as sound and right—- his record was a credit to himself and to the people who had elevated him to high office. Just : electior erve a term charge of an error in judg ment placed Judge Root in after his six-year an unfavorable light. He } had decided a case against a railroad company. This case was rendered upon a ded vote of the Supreme Court, three of the udges voting for the rail- road company, He the oth®q four voting against the rail- road company. Judge Root was one of the four. He wrote the opinion against the company! There was a re-hearing, and the railroad“attorney made certain suggestions, which were distorted and seized upon to make a charge that the railroad at- torney had written the opin- ion. This was untrue, but much publicity resulted. Critically ill, and discour- aged that any act of his should be so grossly misin- terpreted, Judge Root re- signed! A mountain had been made of a molehill! t had to Judge Root pay the penalty. \ minor part of that pe, alty was six years’ salary a justice of the Supre Court of Washington—$36,- 000 forfeited at one blow! A larger part of the pen- alty was Judge Root’s in- ward anguish and suffer- ing humiliation before his neighbors and friends; his city, his state Without a whimper or a cry out, virtually without financial means, without a clientage, and having a large family to sup- port, Judge Root commenced all over again the practice of law in Seattle. Judge Root had made a brave determination. He resolved to prove his worthiness, and that even a judge should not be con- demned to a life-sentence of ob- liquity, He resolved to show that a man’s a man for a’ that,” and that a man who has suffered himself is the best of all judges; a judge who knows human nature—a just judge of his fellow-men. Judge Root is an able lawye Eight years since leaving bench he has practiced, and on® and all admit that he has estab- shed personal good will and wide respect Judge Root has been on trial with you—-Mr. and Mrs, Voter- for eight years. He has been given the popular verdict for up rightness, honesty and straight his forwardness—witness his vote in the primaries Now he has the manliness, and the confidence in your sense of justice, to place his case squarely before you—the voters. No charge whatever is made against his honesty, integrity or moral worth. At the recent bar meeting, one lawyer said: “T have known Judge Root closely and intimately in daily association, and I now declare 1 have always found him a true Christian gentleman.’ It is for you voters to answer this Will you prevent Judge Rog from vindicating his own honor and the honor of human nature upon the bench? Put yourself in his place!