The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1913, Page 1

iy 1s IT. t that the court injunction has not come to the rescue of the people against this boost in rates, by pe Gas Trust? Suppose the tables were turned, suppose the people had forced a cut in rates, how many hours suid have clapsed before the good old ——— as come to the gas company’s relief? YES, WHY IS IT? a souTin ef N THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE TOME EDITION live in Seattle cs ity can compete Wit E VOL, 14. NO. 301 SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1913. ONE CENT {XTi sins THERE MAY BE DEATH IN YOUR MILK! “ft makes 7 és P t ar. a) OF. 1,600, ARE DISEASED WITH TUBERCU BUT THEY HAVE NO AUTHORITY TO IN tn “a st ( LOSIS SPECT THE CATTLE FOR DISEASI ' ‘ t reste 5 ~ ' ev ‘ if t rean ba tis lay after day drinking and| mately. 2380, Mons of mareatle, : | i nie ae awit ONE OUT OF EVERY (tically 12,000 i nilh ) The healt tment of the city of 1 t ; nspece CASES OF CONSUMPTION IN SEATTLE MAY Seatth \y. ESTIMATING A QUART TO THE and 1 rform: ‘ RACED DIRECTLY TO A DISEASED COW. I FAMILY, IT SHOWS THAT 12,000 FAMILIES ARE import it h We must secure the passage of this ordinance. We EY state ly Furtl é DAILY ENDANGERING THEMSELVES he « t ! , ; need it worse than anything else right now. The matter has lg n catt k THE COWS IN ONLY FIVE OF THE HERDS ARE There is no state law or city ordinance which allows been neglected too long, and until the people of Seattle and in my 0 Dative CERTIFIED AS FREE FROM TUBERCULOSIS BY THE _ the health department to handle a really alarming situa the United States come to realize the importance of it, con- 18,000 ga of HEALTH DEPARTMENT! tion in the way it should be handled and in the way the mum ptan | will never be stamped out in this country.” rX 10,000 cow k Under the er wor f the heal ! rt t HW mil department wants to handle it emt atter of conta t ilk no better I I ! a large t wncil, pr that h n the cit f Seattle] ion ma ‘or the killir f diseased vs MEXICAN CAPITAL CRUMBLING UNDER ARTILLERY’ FIRE lete destruction of the fighting through the government troops torce. i to dynamite three he downtown section, NTS DETECTIVES ONHUBBY’S TRAIL; BAS HE'SCAPTIVE S- Mrs Nellic JUDGE SUSPENDS TRIAL, ATTORNEYS THEIR ARGUMENTS, WHILE HE MAKES BLUSHING COUPLE HUSBAND AND WIFE rom secing | and Gen. Feli» | This afte blocks of ha to gain a bett ees at th n Made position for their artill at 500 more were added today to the de- aps of dead in the streets. Half these were non- While the opposi forces ceased battle this z to eat breakfast, Madero sent word to Diaz that he s would be shown no mercy unless they ceased way as to p encaneer | innocent persons o € n that Diaz is violat- the time of h sarriag doctor was sgged at ¢ what he was doing true,” Mra. Wanghe at the Queen City sa me j Says He'll Come Back | non into The young woman broke Gown| the fire. ! he rebela A valentine bride came © tnto Judge Humphries courtroom Thursd af n, smiling One of the first shells fired by tl Diaz rebels today entered the chapel of a convent five blocks from the national palace and exploded amid the nuns and women and children refugees who were kneeling in prayer. Seven nuns and five other women are reportd killed The native population today is flocking to churches and com This Photograph, Taken by Jacovs, The Star Staff Photegraoner, '8§ Vents for protection. Thousands cf women and children form 3 com tl the First Flash Light Picture Taken in a King County Court While in tinuous procession from the center of the city to the suburbs, 1 Session. it Shows the Public Marriage Ceremony by Judge Humphries Word was received today from Paris that Porfirio Diaz, former Thursday Afternoon, Whch Broke Up the Routine Grind of the Nord) president of Mexico, will hurry to his native country to take the skog Trial, and Made Virginus Donald McArthur and Miss Mabel Clara) fieig against the United States, in the event of intervention ‘| Biggs Husband and Wife . * | ecomece: a DETECTIVE. TESTIFIES cog, TO anion after turning on the gas. Invite aes wanted to die } Ar sik “lay re- nt Havel, keeper of the 1 a Tee : mes [STATE ANN Sho tant Ein ng ceremony, | Thayer vs ex what Information they FOR HER ine Mabel | "MM, eee hen re-employed Has mei AMBLER WITNESS INGRAFT | 'O* MER DFFFSSE Scio son seattle EM ec ay PROBE MURDERS DAUGHTER 2S: oN oe eis SAME ne ye ste Sete hel ie sete ft fr oa, in a mi or : neg ‘ 's body, deat Apo H : . th cof fin “BUSTS” HER GARTER Hlumpriee she first in ; e him the fiesta “ mpping” thelit was. evident Diaz repaired for tHE Taverner ai refined to sive any rea-| TO ESCAPE POLICE {in pabiic 1 of in te Mori rphy Gave Tip. sini Puna LEE , = Purcell turned a re On cros OUNTY an THREE MORE FREE prea ee ‘ Tee ee ee eee ee ee 2 oe ici, a Exams ttt Faas y's etn es oon ert Your Market Basket Will BBCUT HOURS | aSt3°"22.7% "iss Rane sted ai ie, |e a ero See ee Om OF ITS NURSES ji. 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