The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1913, Page 1

6 ELL .-Se No’s" ‘ ritgue i about it 1. You ¢ aste Pe peter than s VOL, 14 Snapshot of Map. Gen. Vict 9 Hu of Madero’s army. Tuesday night Huerta, with his and overthrow and then executed his brother, SUIT TO BUS WIRE TRUST TO BE TRIED HE Seattle is soon to be the scene of the bi t tru suit filed in the United States since the Standard Oil erta # points to him) Gen Gustavo Ma , NO Blanquet, RAIN TONIGHT OR FRIDAY; he Seattle Star THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE » SEATTLE, WASH,, THURSDAY, 306. who, until turned traitor to Madero caused dero Tuesday, was commander. | arte eeneneretheneeetneterere ttt MODERATH NORTHRASTERLY WINDS ON Tn NEWS 1913. ONE CENT FEBRUARY 20, HURRY, OLD PAL GRaw iT. \ THEN WEL. \ bivioe ) 2 ee oe “aa LANDS “PEEPING TOM” WITH GUN —~ | eck a civil suit is to be filed by th | > issolution of the American Tel ! melegraph Company, for violation of the Sherma | law. } The date for the f of this t has not bec t, but 8 it probably l be started Wednesday sary 2¢ The grand CIRO NNER EEE ERNE , * _— om *.B ON-DOLLAR CON E* | ase, and | x thar ed < that crimir ‘ ri * F AN LO y * {* me an * VARSAW, Ind., I - > visits of a “Pe k im jail|* # (0d Mra. Liltia ta rained ri $9 with a re r rn-|® t , F ort, * a ! rd i * a b ! ; * om a. . ffs * alt ete ,order to Tonight * ~ rred * tis eS areahh ae , : od . f “ * th t f he an nd night to take t * h * 5 his resignatic t ® * fect unti) Marc . 615 4 of ® r I Over a y 1 * i o i Attorney General W ha * . quested Met vem | ® * - tigation of the I SERRE Re | graph compa cap Pe aye =e ec" COAST PHONE combine,” “ 1 r P s against indepe 1 ? repo: thé Nort u : ; 4 More ‘ , f the Word of th f z paren pei , - became pat ry . ? oO by a : T ay: oe & Te p cs filed by Samu 1 1 he ; omprising 41 locals of j Home Telephone ¢ Port h ‘ Jistrict cou of Kloctrial Worker en t country, an¢ 1 fa b terpart on in Wash 4, Oreg | ate cn { ma dis- | Idaho 2.7 r. eps sit at Salt Lake liots. befor ai va oma pee ‘ sini {ONTESANO.—THE mill] The ¢ e 8 I le| up to the worker n f a i demanded eft A t edz Ce wh . th re pany's r i= months ago MeCourt eted v t wo | San Francis« ' Work, and filed t seaday te age to the the worl ; department ot at | the . oor Co,, own: | OT® use cents a has happened cled . ee und F. L.| ¢ay been made fa t Officials of the union here t that similar w $ predict that the men will vote = —- senate overwhelmingly to strike. The g aa seatican . workers voted about a month ago for a walkout, but a strike | INJUNCTION BARS BRIDE Ee > Should a walkout occur, union officials say it will result in a i) FROM SEEKING HUSBAND) ‘isrsisiée,9¢%ence Uk lines on the Coast And now cx the guit ford Wan Was Neilic Of the Quee @ hurse. She nu tim, fn friend to days atte Which the wealthy divorce » Mrs. W that if ahe mew leet now an tnjunct Judge Five tlon of Dr “100 OLD TO GEF DIVORCE” SAY JUDGE TO MAN 83 AND WIFE 74 ? ALBANY, Feb. 20—Circult Judge Galloway has today | ismissed the aint + cross complaint in the divorce suit of Isaac N. Watson vs. NV s. Mary E. Watson, with the statement ° ra both are too old to be div 4, Watson is 83 and his wife 4. They have b separa¥ed for more th@p 20 years. SNEED TELLS | TRAGIC TALE ' VERNO le re In a 1 t a how John 1 i an I ian t her He deared ned b ! ud OxD he } ac . y ‘ 1 t 1, th cod tewtl it and th were @rying to t me 1 kne yh and I 4 . gre that T would d.| killed last um mer I made ire | the ldren ore eon? at Calvert, Tex, then I went out to meet what I supposed*to be t levitable death,” cities the right and power to govern themselves. public service corporations. HOME EDITION The home rule bill for cities is lying in the legislative hopper at Olympia, and it will bet! |be kept in the hopper if the citizens don't wake up and get busy. The home rule bil It takes away from the outrageous pub- | lic service commission the privilege of deciding disputes that arise between cities and the tro l gives Under home rule Seattle people, through their mayor and council, would have the “say” in questions like the gas rate boost, the straphanger matter, and others. The special lege corporations, for GOOD REASONS, of course, would rather have the friendly service commission do the “regulating.” The commission has “regulated” several times during the past year, and IN EVERY | BLoop privi- public INSTANCE THE REGULATION HAS BEEN TO THE LIKING OF THE CORPORA TIONS AND AGAINST THE PEOPLE The home rule bill is the most vital measure before the legislature SUFFRAGETS WIELDING — TORCH MARRIES WIDOW OF MAN HE SLEW; TR 1A) Ww ESCAPES UTTE, M e prett an he is the state's reman's first Christmas sibly to eat tur Ir Hand allow her go hom 1 Mf do not against testify hus 55 MRS, MOORE REPEATS 2 HOME RULE | SENSATIONAL CHAR |during the Hazel Moore trial Wed erland, that he “ \nesday afternoon when she fainted and sher go into ‘“ OLYMPIA, Feb. S0-— Heme: | Fan the witness stand. she was re- Fisher seemed to be very rule for cities” was killed by | -sied for cross examination by the he said. Headworth test! the senate today, when the two | ivernment this morning, and knew it was Fisher, | bills providing for local contro! were brought out of the commit and indefinitely postponed }again the sensational charges made any par by her against Immigration Officer tee Thomas Fisher were aired in court sat t an im HOME BURNS — CHILDREN GE This attempt at progressive Mee Moore denied Fisher's testi legistation was looked upon fa foe i during the afternoor n vorably in ail parts of the state, [10° Ceroct that he did not have Moore but the “unholy alliance” decid | ad aintance with her till bb had ed it would be dangerous to the |"? . rest | May She did “big interests.” testified he visited her at the Bo at ‘they’ in The senate devoted most of [eee Tacoma, in 1910, and M Mo. the morning to debate on the [104 geen and known her in V two bills couver, B. C nt 11 o'clock The house was today expected and a prolonge cret_ conference to pass the $9,500,000 appropri After Her Arrest. — between Judge Howard and the at ation bill, and the senate this She specifically charged th pias elinwed. At 1540 C. afternoon, with no material {Fisher had relations with her after Riggel) began the argument for the changes. whe en ed and was out covernment. Attorney Crotty be op bonds, This, she said, occurred gan his argument at 2 ck thi PORT BILL FIGHT: at the New Northerland el, OD afternoon. He will be wed t ad | June 26, 1912 he an pina Attorney Horner The case may bel he ‘oom he and B. go to the jury tonight END IS IN SIGHT A. Bates, the i 1 ei Hiram C. Gill, who acted as at a admitted, Fisher laimec r OLYMPIA, Feb. 20.—A big dele| 4a" ea compromist n at et a site oe si ie he ers and doc rate headed by| race Leech, also witnessed the af-| ciowed to testify. He also appes oldamith Sch Cher! tair, she testified ed before the federal grand Co., are in Olympia today to appear] “Pisher grew pale,” Mrs. Modre | ing it is believed avarninent yefore the joint committees of the! went on He got his gun from planning to bring perjury char house and senate, which is to take| the dresser, and hurriedly prepared |), UR Oc F i eral port bills at a publié/ pig ext He said, ‘I didn't think t night, when Judge Donworth A THE NORTH SEAS} ef the st owners, told| Bat i Lee ere called by AN FRANCISCO, I .—To hi nites there ¥ like ‘ to c¢ rate Mr vey and chart the unex} th t omis ony er, how-| 1 1 within Arctic ¢ , o 1 b ort com fied Fisher 5 ively. | al the b if and north | t nt d he did not know Fisher | Banksland, Vilhjelmar ffan ( 7 nt yy dd wouldn't swear it was} Arc explorer, with a grou | Live ) Oo ra nti 1 leave is city M | Bates testified that he received |according to ar ment t GETS $22,000 FOR [the call to*voom 41, Mrs. Moore's |'The } will n in the North te - oom, and the door was thrown |three year LOSS OF FINGER $foo open. when he got there. He he party will, take the route iven}did not know the man in the orom. | gone r by the’ Me( party in $ Ja in| L. G. Headworth, one of the for-' 1863 he r ra ‘ Mr ne leged yin her . : alt! [DYING OF “WHITE PLAGUE”, COUPLE ca Por and Tacomay} : ~ y her fi ful cal WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.—Cheating the “Great White Pla BOSTON HAS a new licens ing board chairman who op Lewis ‘W. Watt, 37, and his wife, Jennie, 27, are the victims of a poses the “perpendicular drink” probable suicide pact here today. Both were in the last stages of and insiste that saloons must consumption . provide tables and compel pat The bodies were found with the throats slit by a razor. It is rons to sit down befor ving supposed Watt first killed himself and then his wife took her own them. r life. d eo END THEIR LIVES WITH RAZOR gue,” DAILY HEALTHOGRAM , stone EVE WITHESS - TELLS ABOUT ‘TLE of the 10+ ted Press, the first a Vera Cruz.) y Pre 8.) ent and ten-day con# razed peo= ight Potters io Diaz shattered lete had en and cwisted, of 600,000 ccame & crowded and children, 1 warned or to in the oles Porf i ing v | decided to mak and wrecked Jit been vi $s are ion could not be mc ty earthg ake and riv eath uiants were tances by wide from . in every exploded sections of verflowing Th ulou stre infantry 1pon at por 0 stood attering the deadly haib es, Others ki the palace wall ar crashed nigh buildings em. f clubs, hotel, shers were | th ; f infantry, a tores, wrecking builde undred distant, the First cav-|{ the dozen and killing and ry regiment stood ule ¢ h ds of innocent f up be m.|SOLDIERS PAUSE TO a demor on BURY THEIR DEAD python iy hy i fter ! often at night, conditions pres the thunder of the almost ime quick firers of bullets, bodies of throughout © removed only partial pro- Until Sarl when @ was de knew CELEBRATION TURNED TO Y SLAUGHTER r city REAKS RATIO ventur y bellev- rary Cem the morte sound of had beem ROAR OF GUNS B UP ANOTHER CELEB vbardment for and again week's fighting arations of the warfare, ut warning, @ nd the shrieks oke the still the ace breaking of non wn, Mae ivantagee ve their pon Diaz’ that the DIAZ CAPTURES AND FORTIFIES THE ARSENAL ve th th ne fearful tide were prepare o hurl dymae ol A tore embiing, exe of the city 1 ear f a sudden and in the situation, and Blanquet, fed« had arrested ; avo Ma d ie with six f PREDICT EX EX-PRESIDENT MADERO Gen. Huerta never mentioned that two attempts on his life had been made until after Madero’s death list was found. The populace is highly aroused. MEXICO CITY, Feb ecution of Francisco |. Madero, the deposed president of Mexico, is pre dicted on all sides here today. Color is lent to this belief by the fact that Madero and former Vice President Suarez were not permit ted to start for Vera Cruz this morn ing to catch an outbound steamer, as had been planned. Feeling against the deposed pres ident is growing keener hourly PET ET ON OR PROBLEM OF DR IS IMPORTANT TO YOU! The question of a new Suit for Spring now presents itself. Where will you get a neat, serviceable suit and at the same time get the best value for your money? W. A. Smith, Ladies’ Tailor, of 215 Uni- versity street, is making a special offer for today, Friday and Saturday of Spring Suits at $35.00. Mr. Smith states that the Suits he is selling on these days are regularly priced at $40.00 to $60.00. Mr. Smith ad- vertises in The Star, and lady readers of this paper will do well to see what he has to offer before selecting their Spring Suits. The volume of Want Ads carried by The Star is increasing steadily. There can be but one reason for this—STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS. To avail yourself of them, phone Main 9400 or Elliott 44, or, if more convenient, call at the downtown of- fice, at 229 Union street, with the Souvenir 20.—The ex: Madero’s family gathered at the station here last night. catch prepared tq a train for Vera Cruz. They been told that Madero and ould join them as soon ag accepted their resigna: Neither appeared. and Curio Shep.