The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1913, Page 6

APOE eer ei ° 6 - THE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1913. PARCEL POST |In Which Adolf Shows “Parsnips” CUTTING INTQ ADOLE, DIZS CHICKEN VICH T AM BACK- STAMPING GOES To MR. ORP- = a Post Is. Equal to an Emergency sist.” os sili silva lacectsig ot Nt ennnapwsiens MY GOOD MAN, THIS CHICKEN WAS SENT PREPAID. “STRANGE How STIG UND “THousHTFUL HERE 133 wae > is - _EXPRESS co. Ny Vu nemceaa heey SHE SITs. I Your. CHICKEN — weelee ae . : 4 MT CARE PUGS *° SUPPOSED SHE WOULT BYT DERE IS 4 CENT y SHE LAID oan Cte - BE VERY POSYAGE Due, PU YORK Ret TAs a re ae RESTLESS, e of the unexpected development of the parcel post, it was sald on good authority today that one ress company here bas discharged B of its employes. Every day since the establish ment of the postal service a new record on established For the 24 hours ended at midnight January 4, 62,151 packages were mailed at the different New York stations, against ”) pack ages for the previous 2 STEALS, WON'T TELL HIS NAME; NOW HE'S FREE His mother was spared oO one knows his name, pt javen le Officer Boxe: y jail The boy to trou ble by grabbing $8 in cash from the box office of the Grand atre st Friday. He was arrested, but Yenanuy at first, suppliantly later he absolutely refused to tell his Bame. Pat me tn jail as long as you wnt,” he told the officers, “But my mother is not going to know ft.” But Bogges did not put him in jail. He had a good heart-to-heart talk with him, and today the boy fs back home and attending his classes in high school regularly. SOME REAL PICTURES OF |HIST! MYSTERY IN THIS (First WOMAN MAYOR OF SUFFRAGETS — THE FEARFUL SPIRAL DIP}; TRIAL OF DETECTIVE|OREGON OUT TO “DO GOOD” poe By United Press Leased W NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—Cardh A. A. Nordskog, private detective) " repeated Ablan, charged with tapping the Burns'|that the Nordskog case was trans- Detective Agency's telephone wires, | ferred to department No, 5.” was to have been put on trial Mon Department No, 6 will be presid- day ed over by Judge John BE. Hum John Farley is recovering tod HE’D MAKE ’EM ALL gon cing tg eR ROL hc Eg ilk nwa alae an frot the shock occasioned by a @ don jow why rose | take office on January 13. , await TAKE INSURANCE cuting Attorney Murphy. “It was transferred,” continued rey is ais ns - pape. started out last night to enlist @ He waen't handling the case him-|Ablan, “on an affidavit of preju self, he sald. It was in charge of/dice against Judge Ronald.” one of bis deputies. That such an affidavit has been The Nordakog case? Ob, yes, | filed ts shown by the county clerk's said Phillip Ablan, court)records, But that the case re ‘Oh, the case was trans | transferred to department No. 6, ferred to some other department|any other department, or that the some time ago, and was set for|case was continued to some later some time in February.” |date than January 6, te something Hut County Clerk Sickles’ ree |entirely new, which escaped even ie didn’t show any such transfer, | the official records. or any resetting of the case. Aj And even Prosecuting Attorney screw was loose somewhere. Murphy did not know it. 2 ee eer MILLIONS OF DAMAGE TO CALIFORNIA FRUIT BELT heavily. The lons has not been esti- mated support of prominent New Yor Arrayed in thelr latest cret of “Mephisto” bonn: 2 advocates of “the « Fifth av. and called \ New York's most exclusive persons 4 “If I had the power to frame laws, | would compel every man to carry life insurance. If we had such a law, we would have no paupers.” So spoke J. 4, Chilberg, one of Seattle's biggest bankers, at the Puget Sound Underwriters’ . ation banquet at the Arctic club Monday night Other speakers were 8S. Hearley and W. D. Meade. RUSIE DISMISSED - IN ASSAULT CASE Amos Rusie, the well-known Daseball player, was yesterday dis- charged from the county jail. Rusie was arrested last Thurs day on the charge of assault. Yes- terday Rusie’s case was dismissed by Justice cred C. Brown 200 CHILDREN FACE DEATH SINGING CHICAGO, Jan. ward, Christian ers,” 200 chil dren, members of » Sunday school Glass. marched out of thelr class- room today through smoke from a fire that destroyed the Lorimer Memorial Baptist church. Mrs. Elmer Anderson, organist, and Miss Martha Marquardt, teacher of a prt mary «lass, played the music and Cardinal Farley refused to seen, but sent Msgr. Lavelle to ceive the callers. Msg plained that the carding given out in California recenti that “wom had taken up politi as a fad,” bas intended as a joke, » Asked to explain als attributed to Archbis of San Francisco, that “all wom should vote,” as they were citi of the United States threw up his hands. “You girls,” he said, “have best of me, He begged them to leave. Mrs. John Jacob Astor and Wm. K. Vanderbilt both sent word that they had retired “Reggie” Vanderbilt, Mra: W, Vanderbilt, sr. Emiin Roo Ogden Mills and others were ¥ ed, but all refused to be seen. ACTORS STRIKE J FOR MORE HEA! BERLIN, Jan. 7.—In the Wi © —=s Dy United Press Leased Wire LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1 Y ern California citrus grower y face a staggerng loss as the retgit FORT Y-NINE BELOW of the fronts of the last three days! nenven, Jan. 7—Forty-nine be which culminated thie mor jlow zero—-that's what the thermom- the most killing visitation ©| eter registered at Fraser, Col., early white death in the recent history 7 the Pacific citrus belt. Singing “On. PREVIOUS HEAVY According to eitrus experts, fully NO EATTLE one-half of the crop of the eritite} Sh Ww IN s ee theatre, Berlin, the actors — en, jegrecs B, ” ‘ ** southern seetjon of the state has | oi. zero plained because the manager been either ruined or damaged. The | 1896—21 inches, 15 degrees. . CYN ~_ refused to heat their d . DL. NTHIA MUNSON loss already, It {s stated will be be | 1898. 12 degrees. sjemmang ate rooms. led the singing until all the children tween $10,000,000 and $20,000,000. 1902. 13 degrees. WARRENTON, Or, Jan. 7—) Miss Munson ran on the citizens'| One night, as the actors’ req were in safety Complete destruction of crops wi 1907 11 degrees. Within a month following the phe-| ticket, while Detrick ran ‘independ-|had not been complied with in § aaa P . os was) 190914 inches, 12 degrees. sage of the amendment giving wom-|ent. Miss Munson carried the en-|jof the biting cold, they decided ORIOLES TAKE TWO prevented by heroic work by ranch-|] January, 1913—7 inches, 22 }len the right to vote, a woman was|tire citizens’ ticket, so will thus | strike. era with smudge pots. degrees. elected mayor of a city in Oregon./have no opponent during her ad-| When the time came to appear She ts Miss Clara Cynthia Munson, | ministration. the stage all the actors remained, The lowest temperature in the/today, while the temperature here! who defeated her opponent, J. W.| Miss Munson is 51 years old and|their dressing rooms. _ The history of many sections of South-|at midnight was 21 below and at Detrick b 29 votes, Miss | looks 3 |ager had to refund the money ern California was registered dur bs hey 24 below Munson the first woman mayor She was formerty #, school tenets make apologies to the public, in the streets some thermometers e and the nd one in | @r and before her election served as soem ing the night. Many of the citrus) registered 30 below, the coldest in coi Unliee retes ~*~ took office |clerk in Warrenton. ; centers reported the mercury stand-|{he entire mountain country. Jan. 2 Mise Munson was nominated, un- | 89 @ekahe @ sae Oetonl known to herself, by Geo. W, War In a game on the S. A. C. alleys last night the Blue Jays were de- feated by the Orioles two out of three games. Allan, of the Orioles, Dowled high score and high aver- age, with 227 and 201. Scores: Orioles .......836 839 886- 542 Blue Jays ....867 800 787—2,454 ing at from 18 to 24 during the night There was much suffering as a s . : and there was an almost total ab- — i las aE ern 80 BILL POR COAST Posy eae MTR fags er Don't Se.throagh lite sul suffering {rom sa. oe ct ree that 2000 water pipes burst or F | managed her campaign. Recapiealapsencsing cain fours |froze in Denver during the night. | LIGHTHOUSES UP | ‘She says er policy will be to farted worfecer ana heals the tae pcre At Rediands, a 50 per cent loss Bal yesterday was followed by a similar] omnes % me i do the most good for the most joss among what remained last |: WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—Carrying | people, and to conduct an econom night of the orange crop, and today | PORTLAND FEELS IT (appropriations of $1,350,000, the | ical administration.” it is estimated that 75 per egnt ot | Mghthouse bill was reported to the} Her hobby is raising geese and & $4,000,000 crop is ruined. PORTLAND, Ore., Jan, 7.—Resl- house today, Among the appropria-|she earns much money selling the |dents of Portland awakened today tions agreed upon are the follow-|fowl to Warrenton citizens during The great Riverside district prob-| to find’a half inch of snow on the ing lthe holidays, Miss Munson owns ably will suffer a 40 per cent loss. streets and more in prospect, and) Lighthouse at Cape Plias, Alaska, /about 100 geese, a dog and a cat, CATARRHA! High winds after midnight tempered| the thermometer flirting with the | $125,000, IMghthouse at Point Or-|in addition to her real estate, of f . the effect of the frost and saved a| zero mark ford, Oregon reef, $125,000, light-| which she has considerable and is JELLY portion of the crop Half Way, Oré., reports the house at North Farallon Island, | well off financially ‘ Covina, one of most ecae ai tae at dropped to 22 de ogrees Cal., $100,000, improvement to aids | suum total loas. |gnap, and practically all of "Weat-|000, and improvement of the light The Middlemen Eliminated at The San Diego lemon districts atjern Oregon is under a blanket of/house at Point of Pines, Cal ons Vista and El Cajon suffered snow $30, FRYE & CO.’S MARKETS Tomorrow (Wednesday) the following big specials will be offered at our markets. a oe, Boe Seger Peau sich yt. sects AMON bak MOOR Le cdr 16¢ Piles Quickly Cured at Home Instant Relief, Permanent Cure— Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Piain Wrapper. dO. seo = |) PLINY ALLEN, WHO FOUGHT SO WELL © etic rica] FOR HAY, IN LINE FOR BOOBY PRIZE ment. When it proves its value to 1 this dare-devil stunt in the air. you, get more from your druggist at| Lincoln Beachy’s famous spiral Beachy is the most reckle . 7 » eehate c — Hoos bor and be sure you get the| dip. The photographs were | aviator in the game. He flirts By Abe Hurwitz. president of the seaste.cut some ii'4 Cans Cascade | Good Cooking 20 kind you ask for. Simply fill out} S®@pped at various altitudes with death every time he takes : yal hme cage hor nce we is MMM. SRAMB is ascchsccsins c free coupon below and mail today and give an idea of the preca his machine off the ground. It will be sumpin’ horrific and aged to creep along without a liew , : Save yourself from the surgeon’s| ‘ius angles at which Beachy The bottom picture is Beachy real crooel ff, on that auspicious | ats Se But now we have abo es will prevail at the following market fe and * orture, eo. e Ba avtues his machine while doin: "seated in hi 1 occasion when the Honorable Plitny one of them for the first time in » knife and its torture, the.doctor 9 8 aerial craft. four years, yclept Louis Hart, who Westinke and Pine. phird and Jefferse term Ave. and Spring. cid __,|L. Allen, senator from King, is nom. ——|inated for president pro tem of the FREE PACKAGE COUPON URGE INTERM ARRI AGE OF sala nat ony? PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, would refuse to toss up his bonnet 402 Pyramid Bldg. Marshall, || jand shout “Banzai,” or “Osky Bow Mich. Kindly send me a sample A CANS AND JAPANESE Wow,” or “Habeas Corpus,” “or whatever it is the custom to shout of ramid Pile Remedy, at and his bills. will do the real presiding in the senate, | So, reducing the matter with ex act scientific calculation, the mis sion of the pro tem president will | be to keep Lieut. Gov, Hart's sent | warm whenever he steps out to get ) PRCT gnifies purity and quality. Shops open until 6:20 p. once by mail, FREE, in plain ee Ct Eat when state senators throw up a cigar, or a change of climate wrapper. gb ras Bo) gc ihoegg alc! a OPN ss Bhdvennn. ot the tuo: Le ee from the torrid atmosphere ladied nies ape | n etabiis tions, was recommended by Senator Allen is yearning for a out by the languageiferous law Name eee | ment of schools for American Frank C. Ross, Tacoma busi consolation prize, and that Pro Tem makers. As it is being quietly hint | and Japanese children, which 7 " wanting | ness man, in an address before |thing has been tagged and labeled ed that, although they're both| | ba nae he ‘puoiie ie con, |, about 175 Japanese in Moose It.” members of the G, O. P., there is| { . State | a. Sooo me eech hall, It's about settled by this. time no enthusiastic display of love and mM a1 ove ear " abo en j, other, and eventually result in The meeting & farewell|that it's to be made up tas neatly- Affection” between. the Heut._ gov. | —Jj™ r PI NE i. intermarriage between —_young| and the Hon. senator from King, | even warming that seat has ite | ‘te ‘ arctic prospect, and President Pro e ° é Tem Allen «will probably not be . requisitioned to that duty too often Which 1s perhaps the real reason why there will be no serious oppo ‘ service to t . nese of Tae |wrapped package and handed to coma, Seattle, rtland and him. other points in the Northwest, You see, Senator Allen, if you who will leave here for their |will hark back to certain forecasts native land today for a four|forecasted before the votes were 10 ACRES ° ” | months’ visit cast on Nov. 5 last, was to have rice While Ross said ho hoped |been the High Mogiil Mogulinsimo f such schools would be founded |and heir apparent to the reserved PLINY ALLEN sition to Allen's copping the booby | Terms $50 Cash, Bal. to Suit by the ‘government, he added |soat for the Pow-ow-wow-wer Be prize, although “Fighting” Dick . F | i hs : emphasis to his remarks by |hind the Throne, if one M. B. Hay |P, Allen, and Ernest Lister slipped| Hutchinson from Spokane way, F D liv. one De ee mene lide née en faying he would donate a site [wero elected governor. “But the In, and Hay allpped out, Hence anxious for fray from the start of ree Delivery ree avery t ngton ; ‘a n Tacoma and furnish funds voters slip up a cog or two, a ergo, the consolation prize, the session,-is pretending “he's after road; good farming soil, free for. the erection. of “aA i J Absa tony ts ‘ “ 7 " =% Every housewife in Seattle Should take a@vantage of t es opfer oe ‘ima. aaa oravers sece J] (hatte ,crection of, 8 school Jeording to manner of thinking of! There used to be days when the It, too . tunity for a timely saving—Remember and the West ff tically le 5 lake's Free Deliv prvice to all parts of w d ivery plenty of good roads and for the employment of teachers, The purpose of such HE: DOESN'T | BELIEVE IN SIGNS ANY mone route started December 14th to South Seattle and Georgetown evel water; gor Saturday morning. A bargain for a small place "| an Institution, he said, would lid ha é: ih be to exterminate the prejudice Air You 60 WAY THAT X BY GEORCET Til GOIN] . } avid P. Eas he said.-exists atnong, white y & | ; j D as P gaa against! thd yellow. people In ae cant py SOUNDS ‘ere AND ASK THEM FOR \ ea For Stall Number on Specials Below Consult 505 Lowman §idg. thiw country by wtrtidng $b id Ne wtaaageMe ee : ‘ 0 ny 4 & at the a D 1 —_— very foundation of it STEP wan vess IH eae A Bulletin Boards. . _# 66 ACRES; @ ACRES BGO 1 An ae 25e Domino Sugar. +.20¢ | 23 Ibs, Granulated Su $1.00 ff CLEARED JASK FOR 35.00 per acre; close to Che- ff] SEVEN ELK ESCAPE la few Rog. 55¢ Table Sy@up. ++.88¢ | With every box of Apples or any i halis, A bargain in farming | : Seven of the 40 elk brought to Tunes! 4 Cans Corn .+.:28¢ | Purchase of fruit of $1.00, | Jand in a farming district. Nice ff TRAGEDY the coast from Yellowstone park 4 lbs. Powdered Sugar ree 25c | 4 Cans Carnation M » 280 | places adjoining. | es ae |recently, to start a race of elk here, J 6 lbs, Dry Peas....... s++0.25¢ | 4 Boxes Best Matches he | . |joke? i ee tan, © rae Gc. tiger fod eseas rer nite 7 Loaves Bread .... ...26¢ | & Bars Crystal White Soap, 28094 David P Fastman He en ascsoas Wilsae San te bdaline ooanwerreh wali cae lasemte Grape Frult, ¢ each ; ..5¢ | 4 Cans Madrona Tomatoes oe | . |pending on {t to pay your laundry|plenty of huckleberries and sala Assorted Buns ané Doughnuts, | 25¢ Rattle Snider s Catsup: amg : |bill and some cruel editor tarns it| bushes, the county will make no 64 Cons Sone hts | eee sin ee 100 505 Lowman Bidg. |aown [attempt to corral them, j 50c Cocoa ‘250 | Extracts, all kinds, 02..{gi 108 .