The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1912, Page 1

your Christmas shopping early, but don't Seattle merchants are offering thele | forget the very best heii LITTLE-CHIMNEY KIDS CHRISTMAS BARGAINS “"% something to The Star's Christmas tree — to The Star's army of Christmas for them ‘THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE debi VOL. 14. NO, 252. THE STAR—THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1912 ONE CENT § ON EATING ANB HOME. EDITION hae OUR NEW PARCEL POST | LAW AND THE STORY OF A REGULAR FRESH EGG wl MORGAN IS REAL BOSS, HE ADMITS ea How He Dictated the Appointment of the Steel Directors. DISCOVERER OF LIFE AND ANIMAL HE HAS CREATED IS RIDDLE OF THE AGES SOLVED BY SEATTLE DOCTOR? Declares After Experimenting For Quarter of Century He Can Pro- duce Life Artificially. of Intercity Hos- May Result From ESE SHOT DOWN Laid to Vengeful HE APPOINTED GARY Decided His Company of : ty in Through incorporation of a society “to place before the Socie Should Be Agent for ne the discoveries of Dr i Littlefield in bi 1 BY: Psy: cs and metaphysic it became known today that Lit- i" Steel Combine. tlefield, who slntgites fices in the ¢ entra 11 building, declares —— he has found the. proce of creatir fe artificially Bong was shot to death Dr, Littlefield has made Seattle ‘hi home for two years automatic revolver on the WASHINGTON, Dee, © 19.—J./ He has been experir ng in the creation of liie since he of the Yung Yick apart 415% Seventh ay. Later arrested Go Young Ging, obtained his degree from the Kansas Homeopathic medical Pierpont Morgan, surroundéd by | with « college in 1886. distinguished counsel and and Mra, Sing Ying, in any ty ee ae ax In his experiments, he says, he has created a n e, but nt house. a GS Be ish sant in “size 1.200 her ti at the spartmert | paag the house committee's t new, insect, which, multipli n size 1 ) times under the Rt tae cons ‘awe ers how absolutely he Bi GI microscope, appears as an octopus-like organisnr. . aa saver whieh | great steel corporation under Tleoowhnt 46? ap automat thumb. at Br ie > — etn? Uae 2 er i ly been Saeharent. ; Among the attorneys at= {the W ha ukes it? What is ‘its origin What is its source? Ancient il money King’s beck Were The scientists of all periods have d to find the answer hog a ttoee | ~~ “a4 Ambassador to England J —Huxley Haecke Darwin and the rest. Now in Portlam acta, Choate and former United Stat Littlefici ‘ the anal I ote in Seattle. The Hop Hgnstor John ©. Spooner <ittlefield says he ha he problem. He knows the hg fe ae Bi. Bossed Stee! Board mystery of life : es hg rivals for thou Morgan admitted he approved Darwin declare can only be generated from China. entire beard of directors for lantecedent is, 1¢ living prod living things months ago “~ ms steel corporation when it was or * | —vegetable al adie _ ° tong sae ganized. He would not admit t ate pr . His body po he actually named the members gut J ae | efield His discoveries ef to Seattle tm a trunk ani the board, adding are that life « lt of inorganic mat- at the King st 1 will say this, whoever went on ter, inknimate 1 So far his experi- that board went on with my ap proval “Did you say who would stay on ‘Si Sam was found guilty! the board and who should stay ced to die, but the su- G Perrrrrrr nf... is) ‘court afterward, for want | * * two Greek words ¢vidence, let him off , * “JUST A MILLION OR 80." & SOCIETY TO CARRY NEW se year in the penitentiary , WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 — #/ DR LITTLEFIELD AND ENLARGED PHOTOGRAPH OF His NEW | TEACHINGS TO THE UNIVERSITIES. og Ber ag liad Money trust probers af audt “OCTOPU 8" LIFE This society, according to the articles of incorporation ey ence were amused: ver One == | filed with the county auditor, is for the purpose of fostering of the law. weagy comment by J. Plerpont eee rove i ; ri ~ ‘COLLE AS R ‘an educational vement to place before the world the dis- 4 coveries of Dr from Portland are to the Morgan today. When he was lefield in biology, psychology and meta- physics, ¢ he came directly to Se asked how much stock he per. ik thsetinn, sonally owned in the National COLD HARD DOLLARS FOR | 4 = the origin of life, the ye of the = principle ! aw of spec organs and functions, an ’ |to. apply yas | | sciences, to the physical ‘of the Mil City bank, he yawned and re manager : prine s of these, together with allied The society is to provide Dr. Littlefield an opportunity ments have re possibili- ties he is hoy Dr ciety, ng of the opinion is shared by the Arch« rated here hebiosis is d in and the ived meaning the hod o orig : plied near ihe scene of Ob, I don't know. A mill -Aaf-owprger Bing eat. . Fast | ctual and moral improvement in rapid succession. He fro women across the fon oF #0,” The crowd laughed, Mor gan joining in after he had @ realized how he had answered. @ eeeeeeeeees * * * * o o * * * * * * told Rin they had |S#RRARRARR NARS AESS BY FRED L. BOALT bed yg himself wholly gf Pe his a Kaha — ’ Ov6e ~- nog ea, ONE LITT HIMNEY ie incorporators are A. Sargent, G. uhns an¢ up om another as Lorrr asked Attorney Untermeyer,| The firemen bave come through KIDS! BL Iatidon 6 3h tt Ta Wie hl 2 ty to od h hocottals Ts up the stairs of the for the committee. ‘They have collected $45, which wil) YOUR CHRISTMAS DAY a The society is establish hospitals. and is- iments, and riddied | | “I probably did later,” Morgan| Se Spent for toys for The Star's pensaries, print books, conduct lectures, endow chairs at uni ; answered. “The board ts not named | CBsisimas tree for littiechimney winnt doors of Dreamland rink } versities, and otherwise disseminate Dr. Littlefield’s teach- to find the two | by me now, but nobody will be) at Dreamia 1 open oclock on s vs a 1 : " OKs “er e the only eye | pamed against my protest | ln anid yesterday we wore || mas day ry care bas been || ‘TSS And it will provide a laboratory for him to carry on 4 Morgan agmttted be named Judge | Rdunted by the spectre of fear that, | taken for the comfort and safety his experiments : : as if the murder might E. H. Gary as chairman of the steel | perhaps there wouldn't be presents J of the children. Details of po “Twelve clements enter into the composition of all or- done out of revenge,” corporations executive committee | @Bough to go ‘round end that some Heemmen and firemen wail be 00 f! canized beings, without exception,” said Dr, Littlefield to- Dip, Chinese consul, to-} and that he fixed the prices paid|Hittlechimney kid would be disap and to preserve order. The) 3... These are. the phosphates of40dien: dis: See so, it may be the cause for the conceras which formed the | pointed. rink ie on the ground floor, and f) '* yan ie Rg 3 Re, ? tong war.” / | Corporation when it was reorgan-| Zeday we're wondering what | has ample exits direetly into the [| magnesia, iron; the sulphates of sodium, potash, lime;. the patrolimen have —_ teed there was to be “scairt” about street chlorides of sodium and potash; and silicon and calcium ed by Ciiief Bannick to guard ' | “Who decided that Morgan & Co.| This morning two bigchimney L — - —_—-' “Get the proper rtion of each, and you can con- 2 outbreak in Chinatown. | should be the agents for the steol|Ki@s came to The Star's store. | struct the form « By the various groupings, modi- | corporation's securities? asked | room, 52) Union st. They were all waa the biggest and finest by a | ficati Fen A ss A ots i Sj LIGHTS | Untermeyer dalled up in pretty clothes. But shade, and Mique conferred a favor | ' cep < J at re mn, every species of plant and | “I did,” answered Morgan they were nice kide. A nursemaid (on the directors by saying he would | animal ts lormec “i Are you opposed to compett | brought them. take It if the company would cut it} But even with the form constructed, there would still 3 “No,” Morgan replied, “I lke «| their pennies to buy something for} 1 am not one of those who con: D 7 slofiald “call printing. eee Pp Pie, little of it, but Ifavor cooperation|dad. Then they thought they/tend that large corporations are|2°.~' ittlefield calls it, must be supplied ANA land concentration. I want to talk! wouldn't spend it on dad after all. necessarily hard-hearted. 1 under| TELLS SECRET OF PRODUCING —— . about this. It probably will be the pe has a lot of things. =more'a he | st that the joy and gratitude of| LIFE SPARK IN ORGANIC MATTER. Sd last chance I will have to say whet |Kmows what to do with, anyhow. tne directo: i be srmitted to er. # * a fa : yee down his paper andj RAY": I want to say. 1 do not believe| Amd mother, and granddad, and give the ponds wae houaiing to wit-| p eae _— ape’ whe si : ce accureas a ‘@lectric lights had ficked | \, HOO! a there Is any way by which one man| grandmother, and several 2unte news Dr. Littlefield, to.the proposit of saturating the substance then gone out. There FoR THe jean gain contro! of the nation’s |and uncles were going to give dad) a. 10. witt reach Seattle about | °° Constructed with the “vital gneti his magnetism Sey mantice on the gas jets. | PARCELS fo arama sng Bas — «| oe ys a Fall os had | priday Miqu is confronted; permeates every form of matter, says Dr. Littlefield. He ; Paw thought maybe posT- inoe bon ¢ y tore ar a ee . bo yom cone patheet’ }o dad, and) vith an engineering problem in get-| proves it in this manner. e moi brigtendom, / st perfectly ie ona he pr ; 3 g TE a ng bo dnd A PRESH eaeat pone it aa And they planked down 79 cents poe 6 5 moans and inside Put a drop of water on a microscope and any substance bis bead against the | Eas | You have’ vast power—" began |im nickels and coppers—to buy | PN UP bi 7 i tg take Ut) in it that will float and not dissolve will be found to take on Fand cussed again. After he at Untermeyer. ; F< gremyg ane ne Semen a \the Phenomena of magnetization—that is, of attraction and f his skull three or LAST- No, broke in Morgan. 1| tee that ever was.” : .1 Today the business x +] repulsion among its particles during the process of evapora- and is shi haven't vast power, If I have, I] We are getting at last the whole ay the busine manager o} barked his shins on . it” taal boat that tres Mique |The St wrote a check for $20/tion. By re peating this process a number of times with the ie found the matches. on't feel it a i P f calmly am! as if nothing * Tho committee adjourned this af.| Fisher, our co-laborer, tried to keep | and put it on our desk a | same particles of matter, they will become completely satur- 2 ternoon until Jan. 6 Meivery dark, so it would be a! | soe a Sey «lg inesday that) ated "with magnetic force. aa : CITY IN GRASP OF sary , bi © prefer to spring it) Jac ” . | “This process of evaporation is nature's method of satur- 4 Wednesday night, and ae a h 1 ~ Mique was pestered most to Why be “s a ating matter with vita “Tague. . SE oe the. Slemarice re sms ‘| BURGLAR EPIDEMIC} aoath by four raiiroad companies, It was ‘while cofducting similar experiments that Dr MIR. the ciftees af theta a nn = all clamoring for the honor of do-} Eugene Levy's moving pice | 1 ittleficld ia ~ered ee had created” hie. saw > shoateiee tle light con: ies jained Seattle is in the midst of an epl-| Gating the tree. Mique turned a! ture theatres, the Grand Opera m : phone tela, They said 49, demic of burgiaries, There were|deaf ear to-all their blarney, and! House, the Melbourne, the Cir. | '™S¢ct 14 @tonday night, § Tuesday and|s@aid: “Show me! cult and the Biacx Gat, will As the ebject gyrated with comparatively high velocity, 11 Wednesday So the railroads sent photographs| give all their receipts this af- | Dr. Littlefield was confide he had created a living thing. S A BATTLE Last night's burglaries: Frank |of the finest trees they could find| ternoon, between 3 and 4 [In a similar manner, Dr Mason, Presley house, suit of |anywhere along their rights-of-way o'clock, for the littie-chimney i ld found he could produce oro Aimy Mendig | clothes; Capt. G. W. Cove, steamer | Talk of your “tow'ring sentinels Of] Kido. you're going 80 0 mev. out of inorganic matter, the beginning of growth of lillies, and fm an undulatory manner."| ” gt tage ‘hacen agg a8 Bae sate ate sascay tid Snog e, glasses and over-|the wild’? i ict how bet Zand |other living cell th in the animal and floral life well! ‘That makes it ail WITH FORCE OF OFFICERS (21st) cee 82 eee PE Evicaco a senwaunooe treo! SEISME gnow Retemeen § ar | “CARRIED OUT TO ITS ULTIMATE,” SAYS DR. vo : St, sult, sult ose and revolver; | qmecmcscm=—== LITTLEFIELD, “SCIENCE WILL BE ABLE TO signer gg mtg aaa | ap ES pe Pk ag Rg eyes A CREATE EVEN HUMAN LIFE.” OR LINED UP With 10,000 spectators watching | chest and two spectators wounded.|small change; B. Snelder, 1215 THE TRAGIC TALE OF A MASTODON LL AER IEEE BEE OF LONG AGO; BONES JUST FOUND too, about “overloads” N AGAINST the progress of the battie, the en- At noon Mayor Crum ordered 4| First av., six suits, overcoat, sult tire police department of Memphis |general charge and the police/ case, gloves, socks, ties and shirts; attempted today to dislodge Adam |olimbed to the roof of the house.|F. A. Turk, Russell house, $40; Boehler, who barricaded himself in|They bored holes, pouring formal-|Paul Perosch, 2026 Charles st., re DRTIONMENT his home after cutting his wife’s|dehyde into the house in hope of| volver, $5 and a gold ring; Mra! throat, nearly decapitating her. |driving Boehler from bis hiding| Wilson, 2 Fifth av., N., set furs; 4 7 Boobler was mortally wounded |place. Meanwhile hundreds of| Jack Tweed, overcoat, Hotel Dil- In 198088 B. C. a mastodon skeleton, It was one of the on § 0 Taylor who, a8 speaker{and was taken to the hospital,|shots were fired ler; Louie “Bushbaus, Columbia] O0€ summer day was basking leg bones house, blocked constitu-|where he died in a few minutes.| Finally detectives Smidley and] hotel, $70. in the sun on the short of Elli It lay in the very spot wh pointment of legislative | when the police demanded his sur-| Hurst gained @ poaigion of vantage two years ago, is again e - oft bay } | | nder, Boehler dofied them. The|and fired from bebind @ sheet iron & club against It. cote de pertinent wae then called |barricade, mortally wounding APPENDICITIS DID Around Fort Lawton came a | OE te inet itade st the Jout and began to attack the house, | Boehler. NOT STOP WEDDING ron gi gered gsr prey | ANOTHER “LARGEST” | ¢ King county mem- on ing the water with Its tail and ‘the legisiature at the Butler | oe VES NOTE SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18.—De- | Polsdning the atmosphere with its WARSHIP ORDERED) | Wednesday. DIES; LEA termined that her sudden attack of| reath of fire rages PO w : | ated Pa omic aired ia "SEATTLE WOMAN | JUST ONE LETTER appendicitis on the eve of her] {4 JEhls la M0 plece for me," /BY oles trees leseed wire | Fepresentation according to| “ edding with eg ought the mastodon r ec, 19 i weer knew whet 4 home IN EDITOR’S MAIL |) yee eee enge h Aains. He got up and started away Plana for the new bat | | While King county tleship the animal fell dead 200, years ago ¢ the starting of a new town was announced in the Valley of the Tolt and Snoqualmie Rivers, SE ae illing to la: : ’ ; . | pas representation by such ey hn en oatheg yoy Ite ||. Dear Editor of The Star: [interfere with the ceremony, Olga| {oI there. The flery-breath Pennsylvania, calling for the | eens i would: cnt | ioe been lonely, mot sad. 1 shail|} Wl! you please publish this on K, actress, is married today, al-| Of the senserpent was burning largest and mogt formidable | ; } } sie Naaniiaion Cee humber of legisiators in we beyond recall when you receive the front page of The Star? Per yugh confined to a hospital cot up the air behind him warship { Ay navy, will be in the ad of the Oregon-Washington Development og this. How I long for one more|} >#P® my boy, who ran away, will Arrayed in a beautiful wedding The mastodon was filled with plac In, the hands of pros | Co., on page 7, you will find full particulars of Smaller counties are also| this. ,, see it and come home to me be- }| gown of pink satin, Miss Steck was| ferPOm He galloped over First pective bidders next Friday, | ; . ‘ f th “ reapportionment, This was part of a letter found fors Christmas, propped up in bed, while the. Rev hill, He loped over Capitol the bids to be opened February | how this same town, Tolt, has grown, of the ~ pth i, mete ype in the pocket of T. R. McBride, A ee HEART-BROKEN ]| Bradford Leavitt performed the He ae cee Benton mitt 18 nthe contra % plans call for money that has been spent in improvements, of : ; ake be subject of a . MOTHER, seremc © mastodon had a thought & displacement of 34,000 tons ’ By i E SF nd trade for other legisia-| Who took bis ath Sy. hee 5 spi page mead ESS Queen Anne hill was the high and tho Pennsylvania, when the rich farm land by which it is surrounded, of One of these trades ts the|carbolie acid at the pare beter, est point in the city... There. fully equipped, will cost be- the two railroads which run through it, etc. Of Taylor as speaker. Tacoma. mgr fore the air would be farthest tween $11,000,000 and $12,000, P onment s the only}, Miss Joe Bertrand, to whom the discussed caan an a WOMAN PIONEER William an eee Hidpath eet go1e Firat av, sa OF SEATTLE DEAD temporary chairman of th She said today McBride had been soaks alone in the world, and discour- aged. Ste had met him only a| Mrs. Martha White Fulton, one short time ago. of the city’s pioneers, died yester poet day at the Providence hospital, following an operation for cancer on Washington at, between 30th|She was the mother of ‘forme between 29th and 32nd; on 32nd| Prosecuting Attorney Walter 8. om Washington st., between 30th| Fulton, and sister of former Su and 2iat.; on Kink and Lane 4ts.,|preme Court Justice William H. between 29th and 32nd.; on 32nd| White. The funeral will be held av., between Lane and Dearborn, |¥riday at 2 o’clock, v away from the nostrils of the 000. Have you something to sell or trade or do you deadly serpent Prancing over Queen Anne | WOMAN, FISHING, want to buy something? A Star want ad will ac hill went the prehistoric masto, complish the desired result at the cost of a few ty ape and bound ot text KILLED BY ENGIN oes Phone Main 9400 or, illolk 4h oe cA uk he beast was going so fas | « : z when he reached the top of the Mrs. Harry Rogers, 35, 114 Eliott | the downtown office, 229 Union St., with the Sou- hill that he couldn't stop, He Jav., was killed when struck by a ir io Shop kept going until he reached the [Great Northern engine at 9:30 this | venir & Curio Shop. shore of Lake Union, Here be |morning on the trestle at Thomas | fell dead. st. and Railroad ay, and her body Yesterday afiernoon working- |hurled into the bay, She was fish- men excavating for a sewer jing on the trestle, and failed to found part of the mastodon's |hear the engine's bell, ae Ete eee rrrrrer * THER FORECAST * ly fair tonight and & easterly winds. ® ure at noun, 43, * eines OVER 40,000 PAID COPIES DAILY.