The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1916, Page 2

ROSS nn Ne ae PAGE 2 STAR—SATURDAY, NOV WILLIAM CHAMPION, 14, STANDPATTERS TOMORROW romorrow fa WINS $5 STAR PRIZE | BEAT HUGHES, | FOR WILSON ‘ina | SAYS JOHNSON 4AN FRANCISCO, No Re plying to an editorial in the Los Angeles Times, blaiuing him for the defeat of Gov, Hughes, Gov, Hiram W. Johnson today ixsued a state [ment in hich he declared that Wm, H. Crocker, Francis V, Kee ling, Harrison Gray Otle and othe The Most Real a and Convincing Emotional Actress on the Screen republican legders in California were responsible for Hughes’ de And An All-Star Cast feat If California has been the de ‘ jding factor in this election,” he paid um H. Crocker, Franc Beatriz Michelena’s wor \V. Keesting, Harrison Gray Otis on the witness stand in and w acting in concert with The Unwritten Law them, have the proud distinetion of ving made a president of the ain real and having mad president of he: Wo Gores 2 United States, and Woodrow Wil vancing i I on owes them a debt of gratitude ever en oo yreture he ever an repa fornians know full well what Ipet thin state to Haghe naid (Johnson A few petty politiclans acting with the Los Angeles Times and one or two others, so we know esque and dh Real tressing, if not ludicrou but Miss Michelena’s so restrained, so free fr misused fr, Hughes and hin visit to Call fornia that the injury they did we n that n that exage came into our state Keasling alded and te small co crea ion in which they mad appear that Mr Hughes was entirely reactionary, nnd that he was neither in accord {th nor sympathetic with Califor nia's progress and achievement Californians ‘ooked aghast, and nfortunately believed that the sit uation created by Crocker, Kess ling and the Times presented and Assistar retary The only mental desire of one that Crocker ing a nd a rior will speak at the prev o Amer ple is pe ' . ee. galt © Ous a |procured a victory, Witt —— Sead? a Mins so Impressed upon the recollection | jre &. our relations with Amer: | pg + On national of our electorate, that, despite our| « After a gr hemming old. Cor that Star rea revealed the mind of Mr. Hughe play—The and hawing ratehing. fror » to 65, and to the and that the mind thus revealed the winner of The Star's contest to number of about ¢ took part, we Was what long ago Californians had " see who could sketch the best lke thir Vien deserving of a lot pa 1 by and repudiated ness of the next president was of cr These litte politictans, doing | picked. A k for $5 has been mailed t little politics, preferred the It Is Wonder- Wiliam Champion 6 12th ave. to him kratification of their malice and kets the $5. Willlam pre in William's {dea of the momentary triumph of their ful—An Abso- re for a shock—only 14 years ho Wilson looks ejudice to the success of the re - ibiican candidate. They not only lute Success | onted progressives and ignored GERMAN PAPERS |PARTIALDRY BILL vwsessse"Yensern vn’ ean Francisco, with equal stupidity EXPRESS SURPRISE | NOW IN DISPUTE 20> 'e2ore4 Sa2 Francisco's groat | ent vote getter, Mayor James ya AT WILSON’S WIN) gee tection the eet | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1 in like fashion the newty id. Amendment No, 2, providing for created Heutenant governor, Wm By the Author of “The | AMSTERDAM, Nov. 11.--Great|Parttal prohibition, was defeated D. Stevens, both of whom were reg nm j tee te sreased in German |>Y 43,000 votes, according to the istered republicans.” Squaw Man,” etc. papers recet here over th jt oe Ceres Indust figures} “When Hughes first came to election of Wilson. Where there | today The dry federation insists! California, our people saw first Edwin Milton Royle lwas doubt expressed in previous {Complete Los Angeles reports will|with amazement,” he said, “with editions that the + Jent. had |#how the measure carried sadness and then with 1 chosen, all now « indixnat! hat apparent! election as a t T those who rep. ore The Cologne Gazette editorial 0 SPEAK ON PARI $s: esent system and th sald cture to our people was nd the few acting with them, | o Star of “The Great Divide,” seen at the Coliseum in a brand new 5-reel feature Any Time | ica will continue unchanged P prctnok Minay Wil sain wig. oe | ILSON LEAD SAFE 2 eth gh de ogy ug a short address. Any business man It in a matter of regret that any W strengthens our confidence that the | Orestes will be welcome and is’ statement has been necessary at . oes a |requested to notify the chamber this time concerning the result in BISMARCK, N. D., Nov. 11.— ‘ornia. It would not be ne With 16 precincts missing, the Loge Seats Children United States will remain neutral |beadquarte rs by 10 o'clock Monday] ¢ 5c => ] 5e —=_ 5c VETERAN METHODIST | eer thy Pores argo Moa Poe ir Dakota vote stands, at 1 | | jenigned to cuttlefish the situation | THE FILM COMPANY WILL NOT P! IT THIS BIG FEATURE PA: bo that thetr responsibility may Relwieees meiety ills ~2 BE SHOWN FOR LESS ._ AN 15 CENTS | Rev STOR Poe To KILL RATS | |overiooked and farnotten.” The 16 ms ng precincts are sea » ed of heart failure at his yore tees ssa best By tome, 4 ave, rida a stan flttiigeste BOB BRIDGES’ ota . He was 84 years of S Government ings = | ANNUAL REPORT of wage been a Methodist Episco SOLD ‘EVERY RE 286 oard at Bremerton Friday sent to er in the | See ter Aes ae NAME IS FILED bad “ALLIES CAN'T | bed ee She , Mt Dota = OH THAT cer Aa I ag on eh tae et eaten res! eed Be Paid Wciel th ie sat eee FACE sear penn. BREAK THRU,” SHORT NEWS : FACE, shed d Saturday at the au four years he edited the Pa Til Cured day was unusually brief in } t oe | ‘ Advocate port of the situation in the Do- SOFT ORINK place at 423 Yesler |} brudja. a rided Harry Sutton, pr . “The situation in the Dobrudja| prie arrested Whisky miss region is unchanged,” said the an-| n cof pot of Seattle nouncement MRS, GRACE HARRIS, Teste PREACHERS MIX IT ngton f ELSES was signed by Bridges had an not run again, but s me ing held last night at 1 Eats jeafeteria, friends of public owner ship Inaisted that his name woul b filed with or without his con Accordingiy, the filing was - wary Ask ab anced he would BY CARL W. ACKERMAN | U. P. Staff Correspondent HEADQUARTERS SOMME FRONT Berlin and Wireless to for second tin her rooms i Pike at ; 4 ry Pafgat becte pPiy AT university EVERETT eo pe question of whether port Nah and French are faced with AM Sin away.” probably. in Pact STRY THAT LASTS £220 27"%%0 Wels" | They expected to break thru, but ‘every soldier, every officer and ey ARMORED CRUISER Wash lery German general knows they| ton to be renamed Seattle on De can't break th cember 1, at Portsmouth navy yar w ith their] it will pay you to let us do your ney gave ate Work. a Pant lit C8 Wiest or laa Pere tM 7 Set KIND WORDERS TO Ry ‘ones rae, co cas wane Somme, hus poke toda n i0- yeases will hereaft oe terview at his headquarters _.,_. | @ special journal in order that th O09 Unalloyed Joy and josh! It is ported they have ‘ avalry | city may collect forfeited nds a It's promised In great gobs at always ly to rush over our fines, which In the the she Dandaheaial Club sk tes lines,” he continued. “But It 18] unabie to do becau very ig unig va, bagthnite: at Sree: echnically and physically impos-| adequate filing syste owns hen the Kind Words ol sible for them to break thr The b $5.00 — pi a “00 will kid public men of Seattle {11 continue for two mon ‘00 and the state. pat ae BODY OF Hugh Sweene For Constipation Nat ‘al Crowns work r tooth oe mine, Anaconda, Mont d SC centhiee Be lntarmic Headache Indigestion.eta iilings, apf ears or 200 years the : $1.00 It will be a regular “grid. We Do Finest Plate Wo Be ore st C, 8. JENSEN aaal tat $8.00 to $15.00 Iron night," and Jay Thomas Work at This Office leant cars avg Rye aad ‘rotective Guarantee With Aji| Will “take off” Ole Hanson ex Generally speaking, our system o i 1 aie on <i Work horting the Scandinavians to fentistr 1 save y teeth for orchestra leader, at x z vote for Woodrow Wilson. Gov = SENS QUARTER MILLION IN i". lational Painless Dentists S'=".2"¥s.Penaete “i ie ait that cant Te to extract Riad wietion tor new ‘ Gill, and several other well ‘Cc. Shen’ tt becomes necesser BETS HELD UP HERE his.” . . Fourth and Pike known persons of distinction, oa to substitute a plate thigh clas air aun pe Open Sundays, 9:30 to 1 P. M. ae well as Will Humphrey, Will - werk at thie office, , ten : » of launeh Vict To ee. ~ whit nd others of extinc- Cer cine tae” srl down tthe Charles i Hughes has not yet| Il, which capsised last Januar AMUSEMEN rs | tion, wit Be kidded “Kindly” by . mouth, Th ways y,|sent a telegram of congratulation | Puget Sound, off Point Defiance, | ——_x ad the Kind Worders. ~ P< = Be RG pe la ie ptr ur to President Wilson—and so & resulting In death of two, was « PR SS, MM Searance so much like the originais|tle's unofficial betting commission ate all blame Friday a: t arcs setenv cent Some ial"tn Tecoms Moore 4,7 | JOHNSON CAN NOT Sie *" yet : NEW BATTLESHIP Arion METROPOLITAN e Tonight OFFICES j dbo trkets o Brae tla ay Koala | Mae YO THEATRE BARGAIN MATINEE Topay HOLD TWO We Take Prid e ake ride cigar stands, billiard hall proprie-| J. € L, JAMES, j : : Gis ir|tors, ete. Most of this money has | Alberta . Today Mat. & Night Mens hubert Present SACRAMENTO, Nov. 11.—-Hiram been ‘wagered on ti The Laugh not be United States Johnson ¢ - ow national | were each fined $100 x Success of Vears cave them ch fine ) Last Time Tomorrow ' f ( 1 - lection, and the © men are the dry law, by Judge Gordon Fr Hs ‘“ ’ go | senator and governor of California > and will do your work for| unwilling to concede defeat until da veunemy) Night Hobson Ss Choice at the same time, but must resign ne t hurting you a bit officlal word ts received from the The Stupendous Liebler Productio rigtn si the latter office by March eit ~ Siena vemtncerad | Hughes headquarters eagle oo ee a eee Original Brilliant Engitah Cant | o violate the California constitu ~ ° from the state $40,000: Ratteraby & 5 eat n Yanna day by the state controller's offic board hanging Tight on. the rices—Nights to $1.50; Ma » has bee astig ~ 1 board hanging right on the oo: Brewster cigar stores $10,000 HIS FEET OF ALLAH Bent Beate t This office has been investigating n ight. of wll Joe Dizard cigar store $10,000 the matter of issuing salary war 2 We stand behind every bit of work| Pau! Hyner cigar store, $5000 GOLD MEDAL WH — rants when Johnson becomes sen 1 vhich Rainie ig i hotel 86.000. ‘ ator j On, which In ‘signed 5 : ’ ; i My the operator who did the w While Hughes and Chairman | tee t ' ALACE HIP It points to provisions of the con } Salso by I 1 D, 8.,| Witloox are hesitating, not so wit , 1 wnat \ Shows muons, 1:50 te titution that no person holding a Baas thorough Hee) Christ Anderson, He bet on (ait filadder, and by Cavey Leen aim lucrative office under the U. 8. or : ‘ 4 Stapties and t ea tobe : J es saa THE SALAMI the state shall exercise the duties ° ur teeth tonight when he plunges Into the kes rhs ' inund A eee ate vet VERNON @ Co. of governor bg old ry waters at Alki be Fane ae oxpel POTASH and PERLMUTTER | | *'"""" ste teil Ymcp ut Alki bea nn kt as Seatac is day | Fea tople Sate ae aie ear Ate Dench ed eat rae mise ha ak “wists” | SAYS HE TOOK TRIP pines torfind how { will cont |jivew at 2622 First ave. N. will pa (MEDAL. n Glen Pt After 100; Bve. and Sun,, 1%¢ fect condition , for a dinn to @ number of : q “ ae easapieialinecasmiiiets } Don't G too busy to com come in Sunday morning. IM be open for your cony Regal Dental Offices Lseattic Pacitic college. will ape If) friends shoei ieeisiataaa | CINCINNATI Nov. 11,—Nan Pat terson, the actress mentioned in St. Pau! Steve Repair & Plumbing Co. the Young murder trial ir OAK THEATRE rita, ng |e og Coreegennt named today correspondent in the Children 5c AT OLIVE BRANCH MISSION Be eee cattle ecilece Wail: aneas aasond, ak Claw 4A ioe amended divorce petition of Mrs Dr. L. R. Clark, M at the Olive Branch Mis Always 100 and foe rey Viola Dillingham of the Grand ho In Every Renpe ite ‘e gas |W. Washington st., Sunday, at nd 9 by tel who charges that her husband Dent pokes : . }, 7 put in Frank A, Dillingham, patent medi fame Tuiss Ae win Height of Portland ne t y 1 hected. manufacturer, traveled wit! t " yer ¢ f - Zou 4 t > erao! o steamboat . b r od, Po le ana guar | eos prem we, | Nan Patterson na steamboi me a ion tonight. |% bo. Owh Brum % mete are” from Seattle to Alaska in 1913, eae Theatre Beautiful inext Tuesday ——— ou Like It—Everybody Likes It It’s a Brand New First-Run Mutual Production not an old, rehashed, moth-eaten or shelf-worn fake—absolutely new Tomorrow and All Week “BEHIND THE SCREEN” A SCREAM REINSTATE SOLDI WINNIPEG, Man., Nov. 11.—Sus pended from command of his regk ment at Fort Francisque Boreder, upon charges of American aviators that he had been recruiting for Ca- nadian armies in Northern Minne- . Col. D.C. McKenzie was toda: nr ted to his command. An ex- amination exonerated him J. T. HARDEMAN will address Broadway High Salesmanship club in Showing It CHAPLIN Adults 10c Second Bet. Spring Avenue and Seneca Perfect Venti