The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1913, Page 1

° VOL. 14. NO. 263. SEATTLE, _ The Seattle Star | THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE o- ° WASH,, ON THAING AND NEWS STQNDS Ge 1913. ONE CENT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 3 “red 17 the ¢ t Q By Fred 1. Boalt. Me bit of ‘ground tr Ae tae aerate But R wt $00 a month—for Gueret and myself. We packed young cannons and carried the Happy New Year, Tim!" we sald, and bought bim drinks to mak@ BLACK DIAMOND, Jao yn'wy'r sald Old Tim }alone should be sities ‘ ne frame shack on the condition that he| word to Joe's place that tHe peace must be maintained and the [him drunker ‘ We were jammed up as © Krause’s bar, ten deep. It wanted | Diamond. vo Vee to Bell beer and Whisky to the miners of Black | digiity of the law upheld at all costs. We had heard that Black And by ap when the ¢ ur was not quite dead, Danny @ ragpesty 3 ear wothdaie We 462. not want Old ‘Tim like many another miner. + ole ai : Diamogd was prepared to see the old year out by riging on its hind jcorted Old Tim to the 4d and e him a push—a gentle push—ap of midnig oe ier ot all he could earn in the} feet, hooking ite tall over th® dashboard, taking the bit in its teethe | Old Tim tottered to the kness es 1. bowels of the earth } ; @ v 9 Hi ° > fo bother with poor Old T " any wetting “good and | often reached bya over Joe's bar, So that Joe’ net profit per nenth| @nd belting. ° | Hill and t putie eared ace without ceremony at mi ' fn honor of the new ye of bake ; and some days Joo's five bartenders wold a carload Black Diamond didn't. The town rebuked us neatly, Trye. Wlaé&| night. Many were thrown out bodily o liquor was set out in th ™ Bt = an " * $ Diamond got drunk, We fought and elbowed to Joe's gar fr fter-| street for the excellent reson ere en't uny lef Joe way ave. peg ‘ la ge 0 tte | coat tty Joe lives in a mansion, in the Mi, Baker parle distrfet, in{noon anti midhight, Fifteen hundred of us in all--Ravensdale, and | sold « : Year’ hs . te 4: Bie ’ > Ps Y older camps were represented—fell by the wayside bef dnight. 6 When we left Joe's place he doors were closed ani locked® Joe's place Was closing at 8 t and>Black During the 20 years or so that Joe colned m y at Black Diamond True, the first fight started as early @@ 4 in the afternoc when | for the last time, Old Tim wa ng on the edge of the perch, mui hereafter would be d Old Tim was one of his best custow he $1,506 didn't laet a ttle Welshinan kn ed a giant “hunky Tor the | bling “H t ! pe Yet a few of us—the drunke kin e# of us—found time | All that Qid Tim is and isn't me be laid at the door of Joe's nce. | Polac ning a chec anée agains mine bi ‘ ‘ « ond danced and of e ore nt y | Prien min ax) BAR gta EEN al 08, milllonatre ew was Hilied with wrath when the elector ed him out and to the very door of thé calabo@se. A Scotchman | Stumbling past Joe's place on his way to the depot, Hill tripped he nF taped sack D hall of | An@ he sold It to the | night, December 81 ‘. gean 9 salpons in unincorporated towns at mid a Yank p to blows. But | over a body In the road, He flashed his light into the face of OF for a “song.” 1 don't know how much song” comes to, | Joe's place, being th best frthengrrm * meth » blow ber roe di Tame! '" said Danny, head of Joe's five euaer b | Tee Tie een ie Siege wane Wad Onen OU ier Ereet ae now . c . ° etter, felt the blow the hardest It wanted a® hour of midnight, Old Tim, dr hee motning id: Come, Tim; time to go home.” said that. in ¢ Tim's case, it came to $1,500. At h ial ~ A é é Ns ; 9 { Informant ger agaatl be Brgy dh cm dgg, Sage og PO gen a ihe wore (meat, te rth se aM a 5 beer and whisky in sober. ww the eneniee and drunk again in the evening, sald a ied oid man optaggered to his feet and stared unseeingly af i “aie ‘ ne the at proape ‘ ? Every bod ted to come en 'mine yp'yn'wy'r @ deputy “ and Black Diamon . Qt prosp “8 camp in the | and Beip bimecit. SET TT He was # joke to us, 80 We shoved and mauled | ind laughed “Frien'mine,” he mumbled. o‘H'pp'yn'wy’r!” and sank down, os ‘ odgi ond Deputy Jag Hill in charge | tproariotnly when we succeeded in bringing the fire of anger into] limp ‘as a castoff garment, and slumbered on the frozen ruts of the | ase, man, to Black Diamond. He pald of a Th d sie ¢ - Then came Joe Kraus ™ a p posse. ere were Deputy Luther Mills, Special Deputy Von | his rheumy eyes and maudlin blasphemy to his lips ® road. ! = mast ae —— = oun ma sonata 3 | | | UNION CHIEFS: AR } | 3 ° : > | | ‘a j . > : Woman First to Put Parcel in Mail). ics ssinz ine gorsne arreat | President Ryan of tronworkers i i 4 . ” ed hasn't dampened the enthusiasm | ae * Bi 2 » at Seattle Postoffice; Get Pack~ se x's 'citmon 51° ot'Tecome Vases. he tin ain Ta: : who ls held by Seattle police as 0 ears As He Enters Leavenwor age of Eggs |result of his elopement with Edna it ti : jSaunders, 16, daughter of “W. O. P 2 ‘ a % — ppeanageramesenms : Saunders, carpenter, living at} enitentlary. parcel post is here. 1 wouldn't lee $5. for it,” | Greenwood, Lake Washington | eee i A. M. Lots, 4126 Fortieth| replied M Lote I'l marry her yet,” he firmiy de By United Pre god Wire - They would make fine ornt ‘West Seattle, early this morn It was f to place the limit |ciared, in his tell at the police ste FORT WORTH, Kas.’ ments,” he said Brought to the Seattle posiof- of insurance on it—-$50 for all par |tion, today. “I love her and abe vee. oie at con. | 4 Mt midnight all the prisoners at into th © loves me. I know abel tick by victed at janapolis of con-| changed New Year's grectings & ' ta's parcel bad no sooner | me spiracy unlawfully to transport ex-| cept Hockin. ) | She was anxious to be the first eived by the clerk than| Their romance b | plosives, arrived at the federal priv| at midnight all the prison < downtown in time. the frst parcels received | came from Tacoma to work for Ed ge = ; |Prisoners. When ¥. M. Ryan * package was addressed to sket of eggs for a man in| na’s father. A mosth afterward he bd was made w thout incident. told that Wm. Bernhardt of Oh ° Lota’s brother. It reads, “Mr county jcame to make his home with the thg thetr senteneess ne ene eee Semin oe A.D. Rust, Sr. Room, G er Russell had every-| saunders, and he met Edna. They ir senten would write no more letters, ‘ DC Maeva ego | The prisoners were received by | gg 2 P. 0., Washington, D. ae for the new 8€TV:| eaw each other every day. Finall said hea | lee, sd : ; ach other every day nally Warden .McClaughrey. Each sign . It is 15 inches long, etght inches | ared to employ aGdl-|inwy decided to get married j 6 FE Poor Bernhardt, like @ Gnd five inches deep, and | tional men and conveyances, as the; ‘Tuesday morning at 3 o'clock ed the prison book. They were many others, is the victim of Just within the limit. 11 delivery service may demand. Se-|tnay stole from the house. Sever given a bath, their heads shaved | cumstances. ' % AM the requirements of | attio'’s installment of a billion spe-| nites they walked, throagh the and each donned prison garb, Each Ryan Breaks Down parcels post regulations cial parcelpost stamps arrived | Wet, dark woods on the shores. of peel ho LA pcg ag ordered to| “A>"the tran approached the pi neaday, and will be sold only ati the jake, It takes a strong love to The oth on Tyan. eet ae tee the special stations for Seattle, a| .a.g A he other prisoners ostracised| When searched at the prison i list of which was given fm The| “ed, such a walk. Theirs was Hockin throughout the trip. He isa yo, lish © { the Rut f | strong. At 6 o'clock, weary, Cold regarded ky th 08 keen Oy OE the Ratist ofS ’ Tuesday ig ~ ear by the union men.as @! Khayyam, inscribed by Anton Je 2 ere { what can be sent, and how |824 Bungry, they came to a terry | traitor. During the night each prit-|nannsen, was found on Tveltmoge’ 2 rman 4 PS laremont doesn't remember what oner quietly requested of Marshal! yy, >, ee were oF secon sontitey ALdagnc iis tae eases ferry it was | Sohmidt that he ask the warden not os Berg. 3 peda orn m reals ‘The parcel contains an old manv-| are asking. And how about perish-| TM#Y Crowsed the lake and caug to make Hockin his cell mate co. porealeiad: bp tenaa ame Te . Predtigt of the Rush family tree, |able stuft? & street car, connecting with the Prisoners Joke | gare: thar ad) but were foread a MMe Wack to the carly part of| The first thing to be remember.{° Clock boat for Ts Frank M. Ryan, president of the five up sigarets tq) the 17th century, and containing | ed that all parcels containing 9 o'clock they walked to the International Asseciation of Bridge é 2, over 600 pages. perish articles must be mark.|%0me of Claremont's mother at 7 and Structural pworkers, sat Michaet J. Young of Boston re, Insures Her Package ed “PERISHABLE” Next, that | South & at, Tacoma with bowed hroughout the|luctantly gave up a rosary, — ‘How much tnsurance do you articles ‘itkely to; , “We've come to gx married journey. Olaf A. Tveltmoe of San| Chas. Beum of Minneapolis w Want to place on this packax time reasonably re- | ‘hey announced Francisco w a expres- | Continuously ached the parcel post clerk, « { nsportation and de.|__ rs. Claremont didn’t e} sion, and had but little to say Beum, Wachmeister, Houli the stamps were put on | liver | the schem They didn’t - Painter and Anderson were unabl ‘i feintsiiiesoehiicinhsiens ceesceimesieimiti | At 6 o'clock all arrangereen E. A. Clancy of San Francisco suf-|to conceal their feelings, weepii | been made for t wedding fered & slight aitack of heart trou-| most of the time during the prelli jall sat down to rest a while jble last night, bute was much bet-j inaries. + ° lock the police knock big nm . | As Hockin entered the room ront door, and the Some of the prisoners joked|be searched he glanced into |tomporarily, at least | throughout the — trip. Edward ‘faces of the wher paint ners, bi | » girl will be | Smythe of Springfield, Mls. said he met only st stares and scowl, atile this afternoon | intended te de nd that District After the prisoners were search be ; Attorney ( W. Miller return they were photographed in the POLICE POLITE his nitroglycerine cans ause be own clothes, each was given prisomy Wireman, called to the rescue of, t fiw ‘ie ap” meant | h end of garb and another photograph wa@ " . " she then taken. the Washington hotel at 1 o'clock TO FIRST NAN | oe —_ — ~~ ° this morning, pumped their hose to| _Th¢ hotel !s heavily insured % the beat of the orchestral strain JAILED IN 1913 | from the dining room While the fire-iaddies were hack ; } img away at parts of the dome in When Patrolman ns appeared RE a ee ta ne at police headquarters at 4% e fl this morning, with Loute Larson, oe aged = cornered, 500} drunk and disorderly, in tow, things | guest: e dining room were began to happen. Larson was the virtually held prisoners. The first man brought fn in the new chest: 2 ra continued playing, and year. It is quite » function at po souinentene ad q cae some of the more courageous in the | my United Press Leased Wire |lice headquarters | i crow. rr 0 sweep asi TAGOMA, Jan. 1—Jost as the| Evans was met at the door by | g c t of danger by climbing on|new year was ushered in last night,|two of the office huskies. They | || SANE ANSWERS TO b—That) Copy TRI *, the tables and singing. |May Horton, 60 years of age, end:| walked beside Larson, Evans in| FOOLISH QUESTIONS |}? « the Protestant ES TO DIE ¢ J ‘The fire started in the istrmas|ed her life, at 808 A st, by drink-/front. Silently they marched to| | |churches are in a large sure re- | 5 United Press Leased: Wite 1 n large measu re-j tree in the main lobby mmeone | ing carbolie: acid the booking window. A “high sign” | Please tel ® § for # 1 : a | PORTLAND, Or, Jan. 1.—Um had @ | sponsible for the divorce and re ropped @ cigarette or lighted | brougt® the office force to ita feet | rey: Seare : strung by a wait of nearly foum Into the tinsel. While the| “Oh why should the spirit of (Clerk BuCett straightened his cap A raace eearstaige evil, io UG; ONATES. COR os cae ie eee husband, was confined to the lobby | mortal be sad?” and walked to the window. Desk | dae ahi ‘ ine tleeierron the ann nelype «gi mas so PO arheed, tt Ge ee the F Mezzanine ficor, the dama Chirps the poet, all misery | Sergt.°Smith grabbed the gold pen.| | em in 1 wate nie Cele ee, CREE OF TAATTIRRS | S00.) Ea eee WAS approximately $10,000, accord } scorning, Capt. Searing came out and stood mee ete pre ont doing |and dive which is made public|shoe shop where he is employs ing to J. B. Ohilverg, president of | “6h how can the spirit of mor- | at attention behind Sngth P ye ic sayy Aiea e Mbine = 52 hata ha ore pcg coo emg the hotel company. | tal be glad?” Sinan Mebane Pentth Wcked ves 3 | Put ‘em in hot water j clergy o marry divorced persons is | suicide on the street by swallowing A big item of damage was the| Asked our headachey city |the scene to see if everything was| Three councilmen President | ents got up a campaign cartoon and| wy . o woula| nell to be the root of @ goed Bor! putnam agg An {hs Critics) commie burning of overcoats and furs be-| thitm morning. right, then asked, in solemn voice,|Heskéth and Councilmen Erickson |cfreulars, and today are prepared! yo ‘ of 14%—sdo| Hoa of the evil sient longing to the guests, acter). the usual questions. With care he| and Griffiths—are unalterabty op-|to Might to the finish j& Ww ba -~ rack for checking clothes > &| HOW'D YOU ENJOY A made the bookigg. It was a big| posed to the proposed partnership| A majority of the ceuncil is re-| A Un one that winds up | been put in the lobby earlier in the NEW YEAR'S LIKE THIS? € t agreement ween the Seattle,' quired to approve Wardall's resolu-| e r; ‘ s ° evening. | TAMAQUA, Pa., Jan. 1,—Cut Larson was conducted to the ele-| Renton & Southern railway and the|tion befere the matter can be sub-| Moore At no time was there an off from thé entrance when @a vator with ceremony. He was met city mitted to the people’g vote,on| That depends altogether on the} e 9 ° to the hotel itself, but wh ter from an abandoned wo at the jail by, the head jafler, as Four others Councilmen Ward-| Mareh 4. If both Goddard and Mar-|exercise. In what kind of exer ° fire la , , ré lasted there was plen f ex ing block the mouth of ghe sistant head jailer and two trusties. |all, Haas, Blaine and Peirce—are in-| ble should oppose the tnership| cise does your hair engage? l - ammac 6, S eitement. The dining room pit shafs, nine men were en All formed a procession, end|clinedto favor the partnership greement, i will not come to a ° ° ‘° , ° were closed to prev | tombed today Mm the east Le j|down the corridor went the first} The remaining two—Councilmen| public yote | An old colored minister, preach: | ° stampede into the main Ic ‘¢ high colliery, near here, Air man Booked. His cell door was Adard and Marble—have not def-| The franchise committee of the|{n& of hell, pictured it as a region | im evening dress feebly atterpte is being pumped the, men |opened with a clang and clatter. He| nitely lined up on way or the other. | cneil will take Afat official action | Of lee and snow. When asked bis r pump 6 i I ° to assist the f\romen and officials of the collitry be- | was owed into it with impressive| This ts how the council stagids.on |in the matter on Frday. The utili-/"ason for the misinterpretation, he | S ° A number of guests, who € lieve a rescue will be effected les remony the quesiton which is sizzling with| ties committee postponed action for | replied Why 1 wuz*to say hell ° fired for the night, came rushing| this eve ° onterest in the Rainier valley today.|one weak 2 jWuz h@, some of dem Pheumat ° 4 out pel, mell and formeo é LO® ANGELES, Jan. 1.—The |The contending formes, thoke favor-| Raingr valley is well divided, | nig would want to go dar th boat gallery, in their olght| o SAN PRANCISCO, Jan, 1.— | fate of Cer! Redelbach, alias Warr, ing the pa@nership agreement and| Tha Mpiniss Valley Commercial | Vory fust frost Judwe, ° q #, on the mezzanine f While thousands 6f 5 who threatened to blow up the cen ) here-| Club i# in Tavor of the agreement = ¢ ' ‘i i i r i ef Now Year's - Imustening street car extension there H a oy eee q 2 tomorrow, and they are offering their entire ° After the fire was put out, there| revelers are resting up todag |! iilice station recently, 18 still yy and thone opposing the agree-| Resolutions indorsing jthe agree-| 6! e Ne. Fens, | be BOR proee cag hy mi ight nly END é R les _* wild scramble for es| after a night of merrimen® bid- | tindecided, thé jury whtch tried Hp | mont on the ground that t would| ment have also been passed by the may Orop Hate. as the, result of Ube stock of dligk-Gtede Clothing at cme-fourth less eed lobby. o | ding ghe old year adieu and a charge of dep@iting dynamite | rtard municipal ownership, have| Lakewood Improvement club and {!!8¢ cpt Rade weapics Mad yxy ethaw vagular prices. Full particulars will be found Manager 4 bile building ha@is® @m: lake 8 a carious deposit of sea 8, Pp I lager Harmaduke rPyuested| welcoming the new, three per n & public building havigs Gia 1 upon a hard campaign the Dunlap Improvement®lub. The| °, 7 9 . , all to take th 1 and Nischarged. Fi Ly 7 shells and ofhersugstancs which 4 ch appea ¢ 2 in today's oad fe t gp Paty Wraps and| sone are, d@ad in the city |sreed and phates Lavra yl an Hardly had the agreement been Rainier Teach Improvemense club, |} at’ aebedily. sit. whieh. te theie wa, whic appears en page ¢ in today ° @ statement of the! sediwh ys ure of the pcttion to establish ‘ | # N08 @| hens ea nec anc { es - MT Wives, there vere n Sr tn reaevirian Teo anotr | ta@ts in thé case, the Yoreman de {atinan inche counoh by Soun- ,pn th ae hand, 1# opposed to (he) creases thelr cx& productos two| Bar. Bhia is an opfortunity thet will be appte- Dressions of joy, and the Wasténg-| tempt to end fis li ° \clared, caused the disagreement, |ciliman Wardall, @hen the oppon- | agreement, ae } fold ° 4 ° cigno® &y men who want to get a Fine Suit or | — | eo — ° ° i = = oe ‘ : EDGED |. toxpon, san, 1—New year's| ° HIST, MEN—A CORKING NEW YEAR’S HUNCH! © @ ° Pk een are ne ° ° | gifts in the shape of two peerages, n barontecies Mid 18 knight # are conferred here tod the rewarlls be ‘government of. re aM mer ° By United Press Beased vy: rt a ALBAK YB: Jan. 1,—In his| hood: pate ; fs rete Wim. Sulzer, in-| cording to custom d into office today as gover ing monopolized by peor of ghe Lrapire state, announced | ricifs, manufac® was unpledged and under obli-| chante ations to no one but the people. | Conscious of my Mmitations, 1|NEW YORKERS HAVE ly appreciate the responsibility| WILD CELEBRATION. am assuming,” declared Suizer.| NEW YORK, Jan, 1.—Celebra- emer upon the performance of |tors of the incoming 1913 thronged duties of my offige without a|the restaurants an hour after day ine, except my pledge to all Mght this morning. Five stabbin people to serve thom faithfully | four shootings, one fatality honestly, ac arrests were made, and to the bem of my | cages of acute alcoholism and 2,000 | TAM CERTAINLY UP AGAINST IT.MY we fureves in Now Venn’ AESOLUTIONS AND Ont bays Ive GOT TO Swear OFF OW Some tum BY Gosn its Teuqw It 90° “ “MY Wife DOESNT IT WiKk MANE ME T DONT WANT TO STOP SMoKinG AND I LiKe To PAY BILLIARDS AND Poow. 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