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New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
DOG GOES BEGGING
FOR HOMELESS KIN
Sumida, Barred from Competi-
ton, Puts on Garb OF
Hobo.

Sumida, toy French bulldog belong
ing to Commodore +. NJ. Wilson, is
successful beggar. He collected $50 in
aims for homeless CANNES by standing
on the armory steps in hobo array dur
ing the Charity Dog Show.
As the result of a dispute over a
bone with his Chow playmate last year
Sumida had his ears slightly torn,
which disqualified him for the ribbon
contest in the charity exhibition. The
dog was anxious to do something for
the cause. or. .ather, his owner was;
hence the beggar role.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Rich in Dogs,
Poor in Taxes

The dog laws in the various states
vary as greatly as do the statutes gov
erning divorce. In Virginia, for In
stance, there IL a dog license law
which nets the commonw ealth 100000
annually In taxes. This amount Is de-
voted 10 the public schools. North
Carolina taxes dogs in only twenty out
of the one hundred counties. the re-
turns ranging from SJ15 In one county
to 81 in another.
= bill recently introduced in the
North Carolina Legislature proposing
a state wide levy of 81 on male and
So on female dogs. This measure
proved 20 unpopular that it was lost
In committee. II IL said that the state
contains more than 10000 dogs, many
OF the farmers owning from twelve to
twenty-five.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

According TO the announcement of
the Cornell Athletic Council, freshman
football schedules will be restricted in
the future TO five games. The council
announced such q nve-game schedule
for next years term, and has estab-
lished a pre- .edent.
The schedule follows: October %,
Wyoming Seminary at Ithaca; October
80, Hotchkiss at Lakeville; November
6, Bellefonte Academy; November 13,
Cushing Academy at Ithaca, and No.
vember 20, Pennsylvania freshmen at
Ithaca.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Cutler Had Strongest
Sch0olbOy Hockey Team

up exceptionally well in this po.siio5oIlii
scoring total Of 81 goals, win I7 BUS
the coverpoint, only 3 goals behlll
Boo Dowling, the centre glalta,i'..'
who captained the seven was ta'S -, :,
the rating with Il goals. Otner oo!'
10 score were: Roy Lawson, rignt Vlns'
IA; MACPHERSON, left wing, u bf.hiI'
3. and Marsh, point. !. Piper go..
Nathan. goal and Rowling, len VihS
also composed the team. III.
The record for the season iol!oN''
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Great Britain
Free from Rabies

English authorities have issued a
statement that there has been no case
Of rabies in Great Britain since 1902.
In the opinion of the fanciers this con-
dition is due to the order promulgated
in 1901, regulating the importation of
dogs.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
KENNEL LIST TO CLOSE
Entries for Washington Must
Be Made To morrow.

Entries for the Washington Kennel
Club show to be held on April u and
l3 will close tomorrow.
A change in the judges has been
made since the premium lists were pub
lished. Joseph A. Buchanan will pass
on the bulldogs, Herman Bennung, jr.,
the Boston terriers and George S.
Thomas will be the all-arounder.
Beagies have been assigned to j..
Chandler, owing to the fact that DR.. +.
Lester Jones, originally selected for
this post, will be unable to be present
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
"The following team has the best de-
Field Goals
u4. ag4iUef

Brown, of Cornell, heads both lists,
and as ne also stands high as team
player, ne undoubtedly gets first place
at forward on the All-League team.
Brown led the league in field goals
with thirty-One, only two less than the
league record made by his erstwhile
teammate. G.. c. Halsted, in 1919. He
also played through the season, draw
ing the star guard of his opponents
frequently, for he was "A marked man,
with but seven goals made against him.
On the floor he was fast and aggres-
sive. playing 1.-THE basket game TO per-
fection. So he is clearly entitled to
place.
ITO pick a suitable running mate
for Brown, we should choose the best
floor forward. The records show US
that Kinney, of Yale. was second in
field goals with twenty-seven-a re-
markable shot. cool under fire, player
with a great future.
"Weiner, his teammato, has the best
defensive record, although N giving
him consideration We must bear IN
mind that he did not play the whole
season. Nevertheless, his defensive
record is good, and if we take into cor
sideratiol that he did not play the full
400 minutes OF the season, in weighing
his defensive record of goals against,
we must also consider this fact in look
ing at his record of II field goals. We
must alao remember that he played one
game at guard. Judging Weiner by
his all-around ability, ne gets the place
alongside of Brown.
"Weiner is one of the best men on
the floor and in handling the ball the
writer has ever seen. He teamed per-
fectly with his associates, particularly
with Arnold. He seemed TO possess a
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

The schoolboy baseball season 49,.
open this week, with more thah a o. Isr,
games scheduled. All the teams a-., ae.
been practising for the last mor. o-.
and are in good form 20 beg'n. ihy ~ !.
door campaigns. 40 title "il Os .,-
stake this year, but the schoo,. 's. ..,J
compiling the best record ior tne ~, ,,'
SON will be considered the caamg,II, ~.
Of the greater ci.y. Next SaiIil1,
viii find practically al Of the seh''
beginning their schedules.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Bethlehem Soccer Team Wins.

Bethlehem, Penn, March 27.-The
Bethlehem soccer football team defeat
ed the Hibernians, of Philadelphia,
here to-day, by s goals to /, and with
it captured the American League cham.
pionship.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Edgewood Club
TO Hold Trials

Arrangements have been completed
with the Edgewood Kennel Club 10 hold
q specially show for German shepherd
dogs and police field trials at Green
wich. Conn, on June IL, the day pre-
ceding the regular show OF this club.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
'AU-Star Basketball
Combination Picked
AU-Star Team
in Basketball

Ralph Morgan. secretary Of D.
intereolieEiate Basketball isax,. II
picked his aIl-ssar teams q. IN, 90
FIRST TEAM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
PROPOSE
LIGHTING
RATE CUT

Another cut in the cost OF resi-.
dcnce lighting is proposed In a bill
10 be introduced Monday by Coun.
Gilman Erickson. The rate Is TO be
5 cents a kilowatt hour instead OF
9 cents. the present rate
Councilman Erickson says the n
nancial prosperity of the lighting
plant clearly allows such a reduc-
ton. In Tacoma the rate for resi-
dence lighting Is only So cents. In
Cleveland. where the current Is
manufactured by a steam plant. the
rate is reported as cents.
II the 5.cent rate goes into effect
Il will complete a rate reduction OF
over 81 per cent IN a little over
three years In Seattle
In 1911. when the new system OF
electing councilmen at large came
into existence and when Superin-
tendent Ross was made head OF the
lighting department. the rate was s
cents per kilowatt hour.
Every time the city made cut in
the rates, the Seattle Electric Co.
Immediately followed suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
GILL VETOES
MEASUREFOR
CITY BUSLINE

Absolutely oontradicting his ex-
pressed Intentions. MAYOR Gill sur
prised the council Thursday morn.
ing by yetoing the autobus bill.
To Councilman HeHketh and 9th.
or members Of the council, as well
as In several newspaper interviews.
the mayor had positively stated he
would sign the ordinance. so that
the people might have an opportun-
ny 20 vote on the proposition at the
election March 2.
Tho bin approprlates $4,000 for
an nutobus system TO connect Di.
visions A and c OF the municipal
railway.
In his veto. the mayor assigns
three legal objections TO the way
the ordinance Is framed and he also
declares himself against the bill on
principle.
The city has acted Fairy God.
mother TO the Lake Bnrien Cinder.
ella long enough" he says.
To 20 into the autobus business.
he says. would be TO have the city
go into competition with it's own
citizens, Unless the city meant TO
charge no extra fare for the bus
connection TO Lake Burien patrons.
the mayor holds that $50. 900 is too
much 10 invest except n the city
meant 90 40 Into the bus bNeiness
generally and that would be strict.
" socialistic."
The veto will come 20 n vote in
the council Monday. II is believed
the veto viii be overridden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
PROOF OF A GREAT
KIDNEY MEDICINE

Several years ago ! was taken
violently Ill. Ny trouble began
with a pain In my stomach. 80 Sc
we're that II seemed as II knives
were cutting me. was treated
BY two Of the best physicians in
the country, and consulted another
None OF them suspected that the
cause OF my trouble was kidney
disease. They all told me that
had cancer OF the stomach. and
would die I grew so weak that
I could not walk any more than a
child a month oid, and only
weighed so pounds. One day my
brother saw In the paper your adj
vertisement OF Swamp-Root. the
great kidney remedy. He bought
me a bottle and ! took IL. They
could see a change IN me so they
obtained more. and took In all
20 bottles OF Swamp-Root. That
may seem a great deal. but J spent
more than the cost OF 30 bottles
OF Swamp Root for doctors medi
cine, and II did not do me a par
ticIe OF good. I was so weak and
run down that II took considerable
to build me up again. I am well
now. thanks to DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and weigh 14s
pounds. and am keeping house for
my husband and brother on a
farm.
Gratefully yours.
GERTRUDE WARNER. SCOTT.
903 Iowa St. Vinton. Iowa
State OF Iowa, Benton County-ss
Personally appeared before me,
a Notary Public in and for afore-
said County and State, Gertrude
Warner Scott, who subscribed 10
the above as a true statement OF
her case. Done at Vinton, Iowa,
July ~. a. y. 1909.
T. n. COLCORD.
Notary Public.
IN and for Benton County. Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
INTRODUCES
BILL FOR TEN.
ROUND BOUTS

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2i.--sen. wray
OF King county this afternoon intro
duccd d bin TO leEaiize i0.round box
Ing matches. A commission OF three
members. appointed by the gov
ernor. would have Jurisdiction Bet
ting on the bouts would be- prohibit
ed. Medical examinations are re
quired.
Rep. McArdlo OF Jefferson and
Sen. Palmer OF King are making q
POLL OF house and senate respcc
lively. on plan OF cutting the road
levy In two. Early this afternoon
they had not finished counting
noses. but SO far as they have gone
they found sentiment PRACTICAL,
evenly divided.
S~aie Loses Two Votes
In the recount OF votes cast for
Tom Swale and Tom Hogan of Ey
er.tt today. Swale lost two. As bis
plurality over Hogan was two. I'm
terest Ia the contest has greatly In
creased.
A third attempt TO pass the state
water code n TO be made.
An amended draft OF the cod,
commiHalon's report was put into
the senate today BY Wendc OF Yaki
ma. and Il governs the use OF all
waters In the state
AJAX Blanket Ballot
A blanket ballot In the Scptem.
Der primaries r. provided for In a
measure introduced IN the house TO
day by Lane OF King. a progress.
sive member.
Under the provisions Of the bill.
the names OF all party candidates
Tor nomination az the primaries viii
appear on the same ballot
This viii permit any voter NJ the
primaries to help nominate cRndi
dates on opposition tickets.
This bill VIII not wipe out party
lines. Lane said. IT will permit
any voter 20 help nominate the can.
dldate for whom he intends TO vote
at the general election"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
GUGGENHEIM
ON STAND IN
FEDERAL QUIZ

NEW YORK. Jan. al. Pier.
poni Morgan viii not be called al
today'a investigation OF the Rookie,
Teller. Sage and Carnegie founda'
tons by the federal Industrial re-
latlors commission.
IL vas explained that he was
needed In Washington IN connec
ton with meeting OF the federal
reserve bank board
Morgan will be interrogaied later
by the commission.
He will be asked TO tell OF the
relations between corporations and
their employees.
John D. Rockefeller. jr.. was q
spectator at todays hearing here,
u am most interested" be said
in the commiaaion'a work. be
licye u IA honestly endeavoring q
solve one OF the blggest problems
now confronting the United States.
David Gnsgcuhcim. the copper
magnate. was the frat witness To
day.
Every worker IN the United
states "a entitled To Job. The
government should see that he gets
Il As a matter Of actual right. the
worker. IN addition. II entitled 20
sickness Insurance. old age pen.
sions. and. above all. share In the
profits resulting from hia labor,
GugRenhelm said.
Spectators at the hearing were
amazed at the declaration.
lie openly characterized his own
views n socialiHtic and said he be,
lloved \ better day was dawning
for the workers.
Employers arc finally realizing.
said GugReuheim. that they must
be falrer 10 their employees"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
Can tGet Married
at Vancouver

VANCOUVER. o. c.. Jan. n.
Vancouver and Victoria are
no longer 70 be crctns Greens
for signing SWANS and civor-
Gees from the states.
Today an order was made at
Victoria by tho government
which declares no more mar
riaaes shall be made between
whites ard Japanese, Chinese
or indians. Also license com
r,lssIoners are cautioned 10 re-
jeet applications Of divorced
persons from the states. and TO
take great care In Issuing H.
eenses 10 any American.
vaneouver's colony Of divor-
Gees from Seattle are sflutter
over the news.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
III qttors Te &c Gan11 t g Gr01

him. Indeed, he has asked me TO
run away with him. really love
him more than ! ever would love
right to 90. under these elrcur,-
ssaneesg NJ. v. o.
Alt matters not how talented
your affinity Is. he IL sadly lacking
In the qualities that 40 To make an
honorable. sincere man. He has no
respect for you or he would not en-
courage you to break up your home;
on the other hand. he would encour.
age you 10 remain. There is just
one thing for you to do--be true TO
yourself by pointing out TO your I'm
poster friend the border OF decency.
and forbid him to cross Il. " you
don't check this affair right now.
you will live to rue the day. aud
realize only too late that few
weeks-or even a few years-are
not TO be compared with the weary
years OF a lifetime that necessarily
will follow such a dishonorable act
Qs-WHl you please tell vs. " Fsr-
old Lockwood was the leading man
with Mary Piekford In Tess Of the
Storm Country"7 ~ rot, who was7
Also. n he 10 the same one who 10
playing opposite Marguerite Clark
In THE Cruclbie"7
v. n. n. q M.
A--Harold Lockwood played the
role as leading man In Tess OF the
Storm Country" and he is the same
person featured In "The Crucible +"
o.--i am a young man 20 years
old and am deeply In love with a
young girl, and ! think she likes
me pretty we'll: but ! am very
bsshfui. I don't know what 10 do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
MacD ougall- Southwick
SPEAKERS DISCUSS
ADVERTISING VALUES

The value OF advertising In build
ing up new industries In Seattle,
and its power OF increasing the
profits OF manufacturers now doing
business. was pointed out in sew
eral addresses AT the annual Ad
club banquet Wednesday night at
the Butler.
Industrial expansion. and pay
rolls increasing with II. will make
a foundation for Seattle that can
not be shaken. II was said.
Ralph +. Maxfield. president OF
the club. traced the origin of ad-
vertising.
Advertising" he said. started
In Adam a. Ewes day. The serpent
was the advertiser and Eve was the
public. the serpent advertising the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
WHAT THE PRESS
AGENT SAYS

Forbes-Robertson's farewell en-
gagement at the Moore theatre mex
week promises to break all bon
office records in Seattle. The ad
vance sale Is very heavy and In
dications point TO tremendous bust
ness. Hamlet" Kipling's "The
Light That Failed and Passing
of the Third Floor Back" are the
plays to be given by the great Eng
lish actor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
PLAN REGULATION
OF BUS Ar FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2l.-Reg
ulation of the Iltney bus viii be put
up to the supervisors here.
A tentative ordinance, providing
for such regulation, will be consid
cred at a special meeting of the
public utilities committee. Tho
measure defines the jitney bus as
a common carrier. and outlines
methods of regulation
II gives the police commissioner
power over jitney busses, and pro
vides that each vehicle must obtain
a license to operate along certain
route. and that each owner must
file bond with the commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
QUICKEST REMEDY EVER
SOLD IN SEATTLE

We have never sold anything here
IN Seattle with the INSTANT action
~ the simple mixture Of buekthorn
bark. elycerine. etc. known az Adler
i-ka. This remedy. used successfully
for appendicitis. Ia 80 quick and pow :
erfui that ONE SPOONFUL relieves
almost ANY CASE OF constipation.
sour or Wassy stomach. Adier-i-ka
acts on BOTH lower and upper bowel
and Il Is the most THOROUGH
bowel cleanser we ever saw. Swffts
Pharmacies. Second ave. and Pike
and 23s broadway y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
PICK DELEGATES

Rev. c. l.. Mcmillan. Rev. y. b.
Harrison aud Rev. G. L. Glass have
been chosen to represent the Seat.
tie presbytcry as commissioners 10
the Presbyterian general assembly
which will meet at Rochester, ~
Y. In May.
This action was taken Wednes-
day at the midwinter meeting In
South park field house. Rev. G..
II. Lee presided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
ENROLL 20 men

The Y. NJ. G. A. Salesmanshlp
club enrolled 20 men last night In
It's new class I'm salcsmanship TO
be conducted every Wednesday
night under the personal direction
OF Carl Bush. sales and advertising
manager OF the Imperial Candy Co.
In order TO make the work more
effective. the class will be limited
to % men and viii meet with the
regular craftsmanship club each
Friday night and listen to the ad'
dresses to be made by prominent
salesmen and salesmanagers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21

or say 10 let her know arm in love
with her. Would you please al
Wise met D. w.
Alt depends entirely upon how
long You have known the girl and
whether you have ever asked her
10 accompany you anywhere. n
not. ! advise you 20 become pretty
well acquainted with her before
you breach the subject OF love.
After that. all you need IL a little
seif-confidence. and you must have
that to succeed In anything.
al have a great many lady sd.
mirers and they have bestowed
numerous birthday presents upon
me. including books. cuff links.
hsrckerchiefs. a ring. fruit. neck.
ties, a ssiekpln and lecture tickets.
Shall keep these presenss7 am
very fond Of all Of these young
ladies and ! do not wish 20 hurt
the feelings OF any OF them. Please
answer immediately. because do
not want TO meet any Of them be.
fore ! get your advice. %.
A-Since you desire 10 keep the
good will OF all OF them. there ~
nothing else to do but TO write
each girl nice little note OF
thanks. There Is no other way OF
maintaining your neutrality.
al arm % years old and have
been married two years. I have a
baby girl. Ny husband and quar-.
rel continually, and u 10 impossible
TO get along, so we have decided 20
separate. shall take baby.
My husband has laid claim on
the furniture. Now what I want 10
know Is, can he dispose OF every.
thing In the household without my
CONSENT He has not supported
me for three months. ROSE.
A.--Your husband cannot dispose
OF anything unless II is his own
personal property without your
consent advise you to consult a
first-class lawyer at once.
o.-PIease give me a few facts
about the manufacture OF powder
and the locations OF some OF the
manufactures In the United
States. Is there one at Whining.
ton. Delauare7 G. p.
A.-Gunpowder is composed OF
three ingredients. saltpeter. sui
phur and charcoal. intimately
mixed. There are eight processes
in the manufactures j. pulveriz.
ing the Ingredients. 2. mixing. 3.
moistening OF mixture: 4. caking or
pressing; 8. Rranulation: 6. surfac.
INK the powder; Z, drying s, sift.
ing from the dust. The DUPONT
Powder Co Ia large concern at
Wilmington, Delaware. Others are
located at Pittsburg. Pa: New
York city. Cleveland. Ohio. and nj
Dupont, Wash. near Tacoma
al was marries but a short
time ago, and when we talk, my
husband often tells me OF the qirls
he used to take 70 dances and
plays. And II seems TO me the
girls are very angry when they
meet mo with him. He treats me
very nicely and takes me out wher.
ever he goes. But cannot help
but worry when think OF what my
husband says and the way the girls
act. What would you advise me
10 do7 YOUNG WIFE.
A.--Stop worrying 1t is all to
gether unnecessary. since you have
won and the girls have lost, for the
game ends there True, II Is not
altogether entertaining or agree
able TO bride for her husband TO
endeayor 10 impress upon her that
she has won n prize package by re
viewing a parade of his early loves.
You can probably convince him Of
this by changing the subject every
time II recurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
GIRLS! CLEAN AND BEAUIIFY HAIR
NO DANDRUFF---25 CENT DANDERINE

crates the scalp, stopping itching
and falling haii
Danderine is to the hair what
fresh showers uf rain and sunshine
are to vegetation. II goes right 10
the roots. invigorates and strength.
ems them. It's celebrating. stimu.
lating and life-producing properties
cause the hair TO grow long, strong
and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, soft,
mstrous hair and lots OF it. II you
viii just get 25-cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any
drug store or toilet counter and
try IL as directed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21

Surely try "Danderine Hair
Cleanse II you wish to immediate.
~ double tho beauty of your hair.
Just moistou a clsih with Dander-
inc and draw II carefully through
your hair. taking one smell strand
ut a time. this viii cleanse the hair
OF dust dirt or any excessive oil
IN a few minutes you viii be
amazed. Your hair viii be wavy
fluffy and abundant and ponsess
an Incompatible softness, luster
and luxuriance.
BESIDES beeutifying the hair, one
Of Danderlne disFolves
every particle of dandruff. invlg-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
BLACK SMALL POx
FOUND IN vienna

ROME, Jan. 2i.-Dispatche from
Vienna brought the startling news
that 100 cases of black smallpox
had been discovered in the Aus
trian capital Extreme precautions
are being taken to prevent the
spread of the disease to the Aus
trian army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21

GA very serious subject cor
fronts me. ! was Introduced. few
weeks ago, 10 . young fellow whom
| just adore He 10 very cookbook
ing. . beautiful dancer and a won.
derfuI singer. He seems 10 care for
me the short time ! have known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
ETToR ARRAIGNEp

ST. GAINESVILLE. O., Jan. al
Jos. Ettor, !. w w. agitator. was
arraigned here today on charge
of treason, He was bound over for
action by the grand jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21

Prince Said Hahn Is the new
gand yizier or prime minister OF
Turkey. He's one of the leaders
in Turkeys war party and chief
counselor to the sultan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
Letter 20
DR.. Kilrnsr q Co.
Binghamfon. ~. v.
Prove What swsmp-Root viii o.
For You

For You
Send ten cents 10 DR.. Kilmer &
Co. Dept. X, BInghamton, ". Y,
for a sample size bottle. II will
convince any one. You will also
receive booklet OF valuable infor-
nation. telling about the kidneys
and bladder. Regular fifty-cent
and one.dollar size bottles for sale
at all drug stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-21
Second Av. and Pike St

merits OF the apple TO Eve. 1t was
successful campaign"