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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
Thin Folks Who
Would Be Fat



I'D certainly give most anything
e. be able to tat up a few pounds and
stay that way" declares every eH.
eeSsieely thin man or woman. such
result h. not impossible despite
past failures. Most thin people are
victims 81 mai -nutritlon. a condition
which preveufathe fatty elements Of
food from being taken up by the
blood az they are when the powers
OF nutrition are normal Instead o.
getting into the blood much 81 the
fat and flesh producing elements
stay in the fufestines until they
pass from the body as waste
To correct thiH condition and 10
produce a healthy normal amount
~ fat ~. nutritiVe processes must
be arfificisiiF supplied with the
power which nature has denied
them. This can probably best be ar-
complished BY eating a Sargoi tablet
with every meal Sargol iz a careful
combination % six splendid as
xiniiiatlvs agents Taken with meals
they mix with the food to turn tho
sugars and starches ~ what you
have eaten into rich. ripe nuurtsh
menf for the tissues and blood. and
its rapid effect has been IN many
cases reported remarkable Report
ed gains Of from 10 to p pounds In
y single month are by no means On %
frequent. Yet It's action IL perfectly
natural and absolutely harmless.
SarEot IL sold by Barteii Drug 20
SwifTs Pharmacy and other drug
gists everywhere. and every package
contains guarantee of weight In
crease or money back.
NOTE 49, sarRoi lE recommended
only as flesh builder. and while
excellent results IN cases % nervous
Indigestion. etc. have been reported.
care should be taken about using 81
unless a gain Of weight Is desired .--
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
Wife of Gen. Villa interviewed by Star Correspondent
LETTER BEARS
NEWS OF DEATH
Seattle Man Hears How His
Brother Died in the
Trenches
THREE AT THE FRONT

A y. miller. 372s Bradcn w..
opened the door 10 got his Star
Tuesday ulght. and found a letter
IN the hos
THAT Rill be 10 tell me nay
brothers ARE Killed. be nid and
opened the letter
u WIS postmafked Englind
lie h1d guessed correctly
II was written by his brother
Bert. home Al oxford on furlOugh.
"Wednesday morning Miller
brought the letter 10 The star Of
flee
I'm neutral" be said but I
think this letter viii bring Seattle
people 10 n closer realization 81 the
tragedy that the war n bringing 10
millions Of homes
The letter follows
= was pleasdi to get your letter.
and snapshots. u day or two ago
just before I came home on leave
We we're all having a very merry
time on Wednesday evening. graph.
ophonc PLAYING. and every body
merry and bright when the post.
man came
lie brought letter from Fred.
and he told us that Eddy had died
like a soldier
Poor PIERCE Ga third brother
was IN the same trench with him.
AMI WIS talking 10 him when be
was Killed he u fafferlng from
nervous shock. and cant write
lie wrote letter 90 his girl.
vent back 10 the trench. Was laugh.
Inc and talking with Perez when
hit
Perez and Fred are seeing that
he IN getting buried. all right iie
wont be thrown with hundreds OF
others ana left 20 rot We had such
n happy time together last time I
was home
lie said. on The platform. Jus,
before he shook fr-nds. Well. Bert.
old fellow. n go out there don't
expect 10 come back. so good bye
and Jolly good luck
lie told Perc. and Fred that he
Was getting sick % Il. and the soon.
cr something happened to him. one
way or he other. the better he
would DO pleased. az he had bad
enough ~ the horrors ~ wnr
= go back tomorrow. and ! am
terribly afraid something will hap.
pen when I'm gone. bui ! cant pos.
pihly Ton Sill write again soon
Your loving brother. HERT
- = -popt you leave Amer.
lea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
Ceremony TODAY IS CLIMAX OF
100000 CORONATION AFFAIR

&c corps and members OF the diet.
representing the people. attired In
the gorgeous silver and golden Ger
emuniai robes Of the ancients.
were nowhere TO be seen when the
foreign Representatives were her
aided 10 their seats before the i'm
perial scarlet canopy to the sound
Of flutes and drums. hidden In
Shunkyoden temple
Then VIII enter the emperor. fol
lowed by tho princes Of the blood
ministers and coronation commits.
siouera
After a brief silence the emperor
will read an address 90 the gath.
cred spirits OF his dead ancc stors,
telling them he has assumed the
place they left for him
Those a. the coronation then
will do homage 10 the new en-
peror and be viii CIT down upon
the seat Of the Son OF Heaven
Later he will publicly proclaim
his accession 10 HIS subjects gen.
orally Days Of feastlnR and cele.
bration will follow the ceremony
proper Of today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
SUPREME COURT
TO PASS ON LEVY
Rush Suit TO High Tribunal
Following Albertson's
Decision
DECLARES IT INVALID

The state supreme court at
Olympia viii. on next Wednesday,
hear the appeal Of the city Of Seat
tie and the county from the de.
cislon OF Judge Alhcrtson. OF the
King cointy superior court. Tues
day. In which he held that the city
tax levy Of 220e mills as fixed by
resolution ia the city council. IL ~
legal
"Wednesday Is regular motion
day n the case waited ita regular
turn on the calendar II would not
be- heard until some time next
year
In the event the supreme court
uphoida Judge Albrrtson. the conn
cil will face the necessity 81 PASS
lnF new budget n the elty'H tax
rolls are To he IN the hands Of the
state board OF equalization by Dee
70. az required by law. the levy
must reach County AHEeKsqS
Thatcher by Dee l.
Judge Aihcrtson ruled thst the
tax levy must be fixed by ordis
nance. and not hy resolution The
suit was brought by the New Scat
tie Chamber ~ Commerce against
the city. and county and asked
for restraining order
~ II the aim q the law to guard
the people against an eYtrayaFaut
or oppressive exercise Of the row
or a. tax. said JUDGE Aihertson In
his decision II wan maniicstiy
TO that end that the ciiy charter
provides that the city council shall
have power boy ordnance. and not
otherwise. 90 levy tar tribute
upon the people
II - clear that " the exercise
OF such power Is a legislative act.
a levy hy resolution IL merely a
CONFIRMATION ~ tho city charter
That such levy IL legislative Ia
character seems 10 be- established
BY the great weight ~ authority
and the logical force OF we'll settled
principles.
"EvcU ordinance Of the city
must IN passed tn the first Ia.
stance hy the council alone. but un.
qusstionsbly every such ordinance
IL subject 90 the executive veto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
HIDDEN CHAPTER IN A
BUSINESS MANS LIFE
He Got His Start by Opening Another Mans Mail,
He Says His Hair Turned Gray Before
He Reached the Age OF 80.

Editor The Star The hidden
chapter printed In your paper yes.
terday encourages me to tell ms
own secret for the first time In my
life.
When a young man. I lived in the
same street with another family OF
the same name. Two % us boys
had the same initials and our mail
was always getting mixed
One day was handed a letter
from a big business house II was
intended for the boy across the
way. read IL. Il contained tho
offer OF a fine business chance Ia
another city. Il was such an op
portunity as comes but once In a
mans life
The letter named the man who
had made the recommendation. lie
had died that very day had ius,
read the notice in the paper.
saw the chance. | seized a.
! went 10 the other city and was
given the Job ! made good am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

now NJ the head Of an enormous
business
And no one ever found out
But { KNOW Ny hair turned
white before was 90
What I did was no mistake. Il
vas SIN. The other man IL still
poor
am one or my towns first
citizens
And dare not tell except anony
mously. X X
This is undoubtedly the most ter.
ribie OF the Hidden Chapters" re-.
ceiyed 20 far We 40 not expect 10
get anything more thrilling. but We
know that there are hundreds Of
other kinds OF absorbing expert.
enccs 10 lives which are thought 20
be commonplace.
Have YOU secret YOU have never
told before?
Let The Star print A. (Your
name viii not be used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
Prof. CATLETT TO
DELIVER LECTURE

Professor Fred w Catleit OF the
University OF Washington law
school will give an address on The
Relation OF the City 10 It's lnhab-
itsntH at the Commercial Club
evening
This IA the third OF q series OF
free public lectures on municipal
problems given at the Commercial
Clnh by university instructors and
citv officials under the direction OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
DETROIT OPENS
UP A VICE ZONE
First Big City Ever to Put
Lid on. Then Litt
IL Again
ASSERT 1T DIDN'T WORK

DETROIT. Mich. Nov. i0.-Nar
has begun In Detroit over the res
toration OF the red.light zone.
The restoration OF the segregated
district In Detroit Is official
A year ago Detroit abolished it's
segregated district. To-day Il is al
lowing II TO exist again-~the tirst big
city that having once put the It'd on
the traffic IN women. has lifted II.
Desroi, Is trying a bio expert
ment--an experiment upon
which the eyes Of cities every.
where Will he focused. u has
oiven vice adjustment"
year. and now u Is TO give SEQ.
recation another chance for
that lono.
And while this laboratory eS-
pertinent with the social -vil Is
being conducted, the city Of.
fieiais are IS mum - the
spnins.
Neither Mayor Marx nor Police
Commissioner Gillespie will admit,
this officially. They cant. there
are no laws or ordinances which
viii allow them 60 recognize the eN'
is,ence OF such n district
az II is no use 20 discuss all this
with the mayor or With the police
commissioner. Confidentially they
may tell you On just what theory
the experiment is being worked cut.
Officially. or for publication. No.
hut from sources absolutely au-
thoritatiVe this much can be
learned.
Detroit officials found that
the adjustment Of the seare-
gated district DID NOT abolish
vice. Instead. they found IL
meant II. scattering and not
suppression.
They found in the year the
district was abolished that dis
ease had shown a startling in
crease.
And they found the police
were unable TO regulate vice
conditions while there was no
segregation.
Whether the restored Segregation
will segregate. whether disease will
be checked. remains 20 be seen.
tn clergy intends to fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
FEAST I'M HONOR OF
JAPANESE EMPEROR

Prominent Japanese and Amer.
leans. at banquet spread at the
New Washington hotel by Consul
s. Takahashi. united In feasting and
celebration In honor Of the corona
tlon OF Emperor loshihito and his
empress. Tuesday night
May the great ocean washing the
shores OF America on one side and
Japan on the other be pacific for.
ever" sand G T. Takahashi. presi.
dent Of the Oriental Trading Co
MAY the bond OF peace between
these two friendly nations grow
stronger and stronger with the
passage Of time"
Prof Mcany and Judge Thomas
Burke spoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
The baby daughter Juani,s
Maria. vas born ) north later.


4 atm praying BY day and By
night Tor ms husband victory and
that the day viii be speedy whon I
can lay hts infant daughter In his
arms. Sonora Villa said thru an
Interpreter Think. he has never
seen the little one
Asked II the report that Goa
villa had struggled a fortanc o.
$1,000 600 IN gold and diamonds out
OF Mexico In her keeping. the
senora's eyes Ercw softly innocent
I know nothing Of that She a..
serted. I know nothing Of that or
Of politics. or OF this dreadful waf
can only tell you Of my husband.
not as a general. but ia our private
life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

kYoTo, Japan. Nov. 10
Emperor Yoshlhlto's corona.
ton here today was the first
coronation In rs centuries that
Representatives Of the people
have been permitted 70 attend
Today's rather simple and
brief ceremony. marking the
Ascension Of Yoshihito 10 the
place handed down "by divine
right" from his forefathers,
who were emperors before
the dawn Of history" is the eli.
max Of the sir.wecks' acees-
sion program. for which the
Diet appropriated 100000.
Members ~ the court. minister
u state. members Of the diploma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
BADGER GAME CASE
Is CALLED TODAY

Upton. Ind. Nov l0.-The first
OF the murder. blackmail and as
sault cases growing out Of the al.
legged murder of Walter Warner by
Mrs. Cora Robertson. was to he
heard today. WEN Mrs. Viola Allen
baugh is arraigned. charged with
assault
Gilbert Robertson, husband OF the
alleged murderess, is charged with
blackmail Mrs Robertson Is
charged with shooting Warner when
he tried TO enter her home.
The state charges the trio con.
spired to blackmail Upton county
citizens, working what is called the
badger game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

Marking the retirement after a
years service In the L. s. marine
corps Of Sergt. MAI James Deaver.
now stationed at marine corps re-
.erulting station IN Seattle. the en-.
tire force Of marines az the Brem-
erton barracks viii turn out in re-
view and the navy yard band vi
play Friday is the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
GET JOB DONE RIGHT

After they had lived together six
months with only n marriage
license binding them. Bartholomew
Caferto and Adelina NJ. Servizl. re.
Gently Of Italy were married By
Judge Brlnker AT the urgent solicit
tatiOn Of Detective Joe Blanchl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
TOODLER, FOUR,
SEEKS HIS PAPA
Seattle Police Receive Appeal
From Little Boy in
Los Angeles
MISSING TWO YEARS
~ am looking for my papa.
pleas try 10 find him.
JAMES ALBERT CROSBY"

This message. received by the po.
Nee Tuesday. was acr1wled In a
childish hhn1 under the accompa'
nying photograph
4 letter from the tots mother
war inclosed with the photograph
II was dated at Los Angeles. and
importuncd the police TO do their
best TO find Crosby. fof the baby's
sake
Ills father left him two years
aud half ago. IN Seattle. she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

says. and 10 you don't find him
Sith this picture. then there Is no
hope left
James Albert IL Just a tnddlcr 81
the age when he should have his
daddy around to play bear Niih
him and ride him on hin hack Il
~ 40 long since his daddy Ncni
away that James Albert can scarce
ly remember him. bni be- knows
ahai a fine thlnE daddy ls Ga
have. for he har keen powers OF
observation. and he has noted the
fun other youngsters ~ his aEr
have with THEIR daddies
II lamrs Albert daddy Sees ihiH
and recognizes his asurdy little sou
from the photo. wili he please com.
municate with Tho Star
The youngHter and hts mother
are staying at his grandmother p.
In Los Angeles Their address IL
2sG0 = 18th 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

the university extension division
The next address OF the <>-v
viii be given By Assistant Cnrrora.
ton Counsel Howard A. Hanson.
on the subject. Some Legal Prob.
lens OF the City" Monday even
ing. November Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10
ettsr to
ur. kiimrr a Go
iinghutnton. y v

Prove What swamp Root viii Do
For You
Send ten cents to Or. Kilmer e.
Co. Blnghamton, ~ Y. for a sam.
pie size bottle. IL will convince
any one. You will also receive a
booklet Of valuable information.
telling about the kidneys and blad.
der. When writing. be sure and
mention Dept. H. Regular fiftS.
cent and one dollar size bottles for
sale ut all drug stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

u doesn't pay for man 10
&c, bald. he has 10 pay just
as much for hair cut as II ne
had full crop. Ask Col. Case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

Resolution favorlng the planting
Of 100000 trout year In Lake
Washington adopted Tuesday night
by Commercial Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

There is no contention here that any medicine
has been given which is at all harmful. In fact, all
OF tho testimony In this case seems to show, as
far that Is concerned. that any medicine that
ever has been administered by Doctor Jordan has
tended 10 benefit the patient
There is no contention on the part OF the State,
and II stated by counsel for the State. that
there anything In this advertisement that vas
Injurious to public morals
So that n gets down to whether not this ad-
vertiscment Is so grossly untrue to involve
moral turpitude the part OF Doctor Jordan.
Under all tho testimony In this case, | cannot
find that the advertisement Is 80 grossly untrue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-10

TO involve moral turpitude the part OF Doctor
Jordan and judgment will. therefore, be for Doctor
Jordan.
GREATER vlNDIoArloN COULD NOT BE
DESIRED
The Medical Board claimed that these diseases
were ineurabe' meaning, OF course that they could
not cure them Doctor jordan not only claimed 20
cure them, but produced In court scores OF actual
ly cured patient as witnesses for his case The
stories OF their remarkable cures have been ST. ted
under oath.
Doctor Jordan has caused this statement to be
published In order to acquaint the public and his
many friends with the proven facts ia the case
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
GRTDTR0N CAB

most interesting football struggles
ever staged On the historic Lake View
gridiron, Cabery defeated the Peorias
Sunday afternoon, 7 TO O. Twelve hun
dred fans turned out for the combat
The weather was ideal for the spec
t8t0rs our trifie too warm for the
players. who nevertheless stood the
grind exceptionally we'll
Pebin. Ill. Nov g. Decatur Indians
lest to the Pedn White Sex Sunday,
"a 10 Z. With four regulars missing
in the Pekin lineup when the game
started and Moran and the Wood
worths out Of the Indians lineup. sub
stitutes were used by both eleyens.
The Pekin White Sox made one more
touchdown against the Decatur In
dians than did Peoria, but Decatur
scored on Pekin, something they were
unable to do against Peoria The
touchdown for the visitors was the re
suit Of blocked punt in the fourth
quarter, but it was a touchdown, and
a goal followed
Aurora, Ill. Nov 9.-Two Aurora
football players and one Chicagoan
were injured in games here Sunday.
Myron Griffith of the Aurora Sham
rocks had his right leg broken in one
game, while Joe Wagner. also of Au-
rora. had his nose broken In another,
Right Halfback Shaughnessy of the
eleven Of the Sportsmen's Club of
America Of Chicago was knocked IN
conscious in a game with the Aurora
South Ends. He was taken to Chicago
after he had regained consciousness.
The South Ends won, 7 10 s.
Taylcryille, Ill. Nov. I'm one of
the best played football games this
season in central Illinois, the Moline
Independents won the state semi-pro-
! fessional football championship Sun
day by defeating Taylorvilie, Ia 20 ,,
Moline has clear title 10 the honors
in northern Illinois. and, as TAYLOR
vile held the central and southern
championship. the title Of state cham
pions is now held by Moline.
Wabash Ind, Nov. 9-Before a fair
sized crowd the Wabash Athletic as
sociation defeated the Montreal eleven
holding the championship of Canada,
here Sunday afternoon, Il to g. This
was the first defeat for the Canadians
| this season. Next Sunday the Detroit
| Athletic club plays here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
DECISIONS VARY
On RIVERS BOUT
Some Sp0rt Writers Give the Edge to
Johnny Dundee and Some Others
Declare II a Draw.

Milwaukee, Wis. Nov, 9. - Sport
writers Of various Chicago and Mil
Waukee newspapers disagree as to the
outcome of the 10-round battle staged
here last night between johnny Dun
dee and Joe Rivers.
Some called the tilt draw and 9TH
ers gave the bout to Dundee Ray C.
Pearson in his newspaper decision
called the bout an even affair He
gives the first round TO Dundee by
shade. The second he states was even.
The third he declared went to Dundee
by a wide margin The fourth was
even, he says. He gives Dundee a
slight shade in the fifth Rivers is
given a slight shade III the sixth. The
seventh was given to Rivers The
eighth was even. The ninth he gave to
Rivers by 2 small margin The tenth
he gave TO Rivers,
Dundee was first to climb through
the ropes last night for his scheduled
l0-round battle with Joe Rivers. John
nys handsome mug was pushed into
the ring at 9:45.
The Mexican made Dundee wait 10
minutes. much to the dissatisfaction Of
the fans. After the usual fussing and
glove adjusting the announcer stated
that Champion Freddy Welsh probably
would meet the winner OF the bout
here on Nov 25 Richie Mitchell. the
local fayorite son. also horned in with
"a challenge. This completed the ora
tory and the main event was on,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
Maroons Improve steadily.

The Maroons have to meet formid-
able foe on foreign territory, but from
the gradual improvement shown in
every game Chicago is APT 10 be more
worthy opponent Of the Gophers than
most persons expect. Stage III past
years has ACCOMPLISHED what most.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
YOST DROPS COUPLE
FROM VARSITY TEAM

Ann Arbor, Mich. Nov, g Benton
and Eberwein, The former regular vars
ity end and the latter a substitute
varsity half back, have been dismissed
from the Michigan team This informa-
ton was forthcoming last night when
Coach Yost posted the list of varsity
players who will be taken to Phila-
delphia for the last game Of the Maize
schedule on Saturday.
Benton is the player who was guilty
of an act OF characterization on Satur-
day when he argued with Yost over
his style of play against Cornell Eber-
vein played with town team in a
game on Sunday against an eleven Of
Detroit professionals and has thus
made himself ineligible for competition
with the varsity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-09
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
FLANAGAN UNABLE
|. TO SECURE GAME
No contest Scheduled for Sunday and
Independents win Have to Take
Week on.

The Rock Island Independents are
without a game for next Sunday
through no fault of Manager Flsnt-
CAMS. Walter has communicated with
the management of every independent
team Of any reputation in Illinois and
Indiana without success. They ell
want games, and several of them want
games Sunday, but they want to play
at home and refuse to come here.
Among those Flanagan has tried to Sc
cure for a game here is the Wabash
A. A. Und1. Pine Village dnd.). Rock
ford A. A. c., Rockford Badgers. Tay-
.lorville, Cabery. Feorias. Pekin White
Sox, Spring Valley and La Sale lnde-
pendents Both Rockford clubs want
games in Rockford on that date, but
refuse 10 come to Rock Island.
Flanagan has been working for over
three weeks to fill this vacant date. He
can secure some second rate or light
weight team here for Sunday, but he
stated that unless he could secure
good game for Sunday he would not
schedule one at all.
The local players came through the
grueine Des Moines game in fair con-
dition Robb is suffering from
wrenched leg and bruised elbow, but
his injuries are not serious, Cook,
Holm. Art Salzmann and Smith were
also bruised Despite the fact that the
Independents have no game scheduled
fer Sunday as yet. Coach Lift will not
let up on the practice program one
bit, and three stiff workouts are slated
for this week, tonight and Wednesday
and Friday night under the arc lights
at the Twenty-fifth street Fairgrounds.
Although the Islanders showed a big
improvement in their offensive play
Sunday. Coach Lift is not satisfied
with the work of the team as whole.
( Dick Lift, brother of Lee, and last
! years pilot, is assisting in getting the
/ Independents in shape for the crucial
game with the Moline Red Men for
/ Nov n
] Murphy's bad ankle is rounding into
shape and it is thought that he will be
able TO play Sunday should the locals
( secure game.
I Elated at their victory over Taylor
vile team Sunday the Moline Red Men
will settle down to their first workout
tonight in preparation for the Evans
ton North Ends, who come to Moline
Sunday. The Indians came through the
battle at Taylorville without cripple