The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1913, Page 1

OCCASIONAL RAIN TONIGILI \Y; MODERATE SOUTHBASTERLY WI ’ ' » ! y “4 ' oy heli ris] OH, GIRLS, LOOK HERE! 1, open the paper and read leside i THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER, IN SEATTLE ED TION i VOL. 15. NO. 4, SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1913. ONE CENT (X.tRainsann HOME i _ , NEWS STANDS Ge used W carry on NEW PRESIDENT, WITH HIS OWN PEN, WRITES HIS SACRED DEDICATION FOR YOU ches tb ned w tly OY Brinph sts we dry dp dledecalia> tke Groh task ? Uke claves fect thy? P Sumenane ate — Iruidr, Pa Tet a os ih a a oe Adonai ee saa — ee prem, fe try Sede: s Gell upon w02 i dey ci, ank de, ee Halt tee uf Seititie ce: DR. NOBLE READY ie naw wns presipnvn|t00K wen. waa ses ROAR OF CHEERS — FOR IMPORTANT GREETS WILSON, MISSION TOW. Y.; NEW PRESIDENT }_ The exclusive cablegram fro The Star's Bertin ecaeneen t} printed Dec. 2 last, announcing t the world for the first time 0 del aud woh pel i JINGTON, D. ( farch 4 f-million lusty- aimed, in t al A ican fash- Friedmann’s tuberculosis cure 1 in his came as no more welcome news t I d hu- the people of Seattle than The! I Star's announcement of yeuterda Woodrow that it would send Or. Ch s v Noble, prominent Seattle physic Thomas R. Marshall had his share of the to New York to tests of the cure b estigate @ made th led the the White sa urated few wh » the N ‘ nds. None rds front was hat lisarranged “Suite tie fot FOLKS JAM MEXICANS ; .; ae er. LF ALLHOUSES _ FIRE UPON “ia ORCHARLES S$ NOBLE Star by ‘clerraph allowing | an CAPITAL U. S-TROOPS| Ail were prest ; ( R Tene x Special! Commissioner to In- his arr m New York. He vestigate Friedmann Tubercu- leaves tom nd * hme Cure. r WILSON SHAVES HIMSELF; IRISH MAIDS EXCITED WASHINGTON, March te Woodrow Wilson rose at 8 a. m. today and shaved himself. He retired at 11 o'clock last night. Most of his relatives are stop- ping ag the Shoreham hotel and ir early. They held oc- whispered conferences ways of the hotel and DI e sed DOUGLAS, Ariz, March 4.— weed Fifteen Mexican federal sc REFUSE PEOPLE RIGHT wena nae) m,n et OF THE INITIATIVE O! : soon ria | FRANCHISE QUESTION ar Do you think you're a lit tle tough on the ‘smoke crimi ii ° Monday after th nal'?” we asked her. Bast time... Whi “residebl T pantered and joked each other 1 | a : 4 east two of the petit Jone A r No, indeed,” she answered wv ¥ prin . n a care free way a A y ‘ wer unded. that an Hnanc : us. “He ought to get life, | ‘ The Misses Jessie and Elea- | ea t asa on fra pet ch. Sor enaed a passed prohibiting oh WOULD. SUGGEST EVEN { ar nor Wilson, after emerging from | t chises by the tia : refer The test suit wa t < a. t iarehel Maekina 1 t t CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. BUT the : their rooms, played with baby WH urs or e Kinnear pa , Agent Blanford of . { and THE COUNCIL WOULDN'T i w ort Josephine Cochran, Wilson's P ; the federal demurtinent of | theret , $ UNDERSTAND THAT, SO1 |! in ‘the coreider: | brought > H. } ag 2 po t i depa sa uc ear AM GOING AT IT EASY AT ‘ e fore hos. Birch, Wik h | ; 4 Thos. Birch, ties uget 8 1 ection, je BP mpany. ‘ar , =. n of a FIRST.” Nd ye his hat Pee tary secretary, ap- a Fowe t to t . De i; ¥ submitted. T ¢ PD geo agg : z ete ee a : his full regalia of gold ‘ 1 th = haidlena Wa | was refer the public THE } charge I.jthe ride, eve : the younger Wilson 4 ted were valid t ttee e considers ve fe Wa is 9 relatives “joshed” him. Y a ee ee ee ee ee ee i ‘ Vednesd ow when ¢ ed hose |t a After breakfast Wilson receiv- 1 iford tended that the Gandy) # vd n, Jones is Be eg np clea OO oe ed a United Press correspondent | 4 f 1911 specifica validated # OLYMPIA HOUSE WON'T * In these r ' F. Kar eside oe - and asked him of the weather ro th t'# CONGRATULATE WOODY * ays to be versed the egard every partic! He declared he had PAYETTE k ny ha en * * cite ene: mh oheiie . h newspaper men | aa & Wash * CONSIDINE ESCAPES; c Sgt tre 8 of | were admitted and had a pleae le Q ir past # refused * 1 i M D Ret a p etna Dis ant chat with Wilson & & gratulat I e ; M AN A BE R AKE S Al pe + kak The most excited persons in £ " *W 2 ’ * th iVis t G 4 T t 4 tL ae , Wileo : ; E rae the Wilson party were two Irish ie & tic A a bs 7] 7 ‘ ‘BT We: ~ eli as Wilec maids. Wilson’s old cook will ** ; . BLAME; PLEADS GUILTY [3% 09 ane, Weige | net be in the White House ret * * ts ' 3 the Marshal nue, but the family * th * t 7 biting” ma iG The th ed it so th s NAME’S DENNIS iz } : : me ou » * . A . t t me * 1 a ‘ pe * th \ Ae lowed tt SEATTLE TO KEEP ; suent a z : ; Soe = Cor a ed ye AN EYE ON SOLONS | « An * } uC ler : city iedigon * : 1 1 th HG. taerct : i Tt 1 fol- ¢ } name 1 tl * th \ da had t tain ow " ati n Cor- La I a a a 1 Consid Ac- | NOUN ald ge Grav ese . vy : at P ford. who * 1 \ ( " \ He ) 1h 1 er pre- of § ls kt A CELE ATIO! “ rN od e_8 f would 1 was ( ¥ ‘ Pres H n 2:15 ¢ f I t viola " 1 Gra tw 1 aaen k ‘ ( r rf h of Se . wa alled Bb ‘ inal fi aia an ; - je ha ay after D | hi | <add <n 0 MAN iu Pirie ater ots | MERCHANTS OF SEATTLE | BEWARE FAKES AND FRAUDS y's erty Locce0 LANDS wopgs woung SPEND THOUSANDS YEARLY f Seattle spend many thou- The city is flooded today with fake advisory ballots, fraudulent recommen- | BILL APPROVED Merchants of t dations by crooked “citizens’ committees”. and similar deceptions, all designed) | ; a af . | | 32 SOLDIERS sands annually in their efforts to offer you the best on the market and at the lowest pos- to mislead and deceive the voters. The unusually big and complicated ballot ‘,, Ware, f ee hla price. Expan Wayans ah Wak Gn - it easy for the fakers to get in their crooked work. - , nee 2 hai co I a eae oot tl etc DNA Massh -anerh er travel annually, leoking for bargain lots of n one instance today a citizen from Ballard reported to The Star that an | o¢ j,6; ‘ t ; and senate ttees on| two wounded American sold ds. E: fvancdiea ployed alleged “citize had i with The Star’s advisory ballot. | wa 1 witl tal mas f r s| lere arriving here today, gave goods. Expert merchandisers are employ ne conmpinen We crs See ae Senne Mk had) chosen chairmar slays Oot age gan iy lie who present these goods to your notice, And Knowing that The Star’s ballot earries great weight, these fakers had inserted in ,,,, ‘, H otf Orttee to. dt Moro attack on the town of al; ll PE BE BE h iddle » 5, h te to those : 1 bill on th bie Jolo, near here. The number millions are spent annually in adv g the middle of the long ticket two recom mendations just the opposite te 9 Dag pir rie l desi we be shine of dead te not known, th eGriuasera, kt you may. be eee The Star made. These crooked fakes, labeled as The Star's mares, ballot,} jan an nour when he Lonel i hot oct Ha : =~ E De sao ae ¢ a and t 1 tif out rphine bill calls for t a were passed out to voters. {1 Moa Re area Het died bei ate. Murphine til) oatts, rt ave | ROUGH TRIP IS OVER| advantage of these ads? Do you watch The Star warns its readers to be on guard against this fraud. ve ltore the nurses reached pian eich all be d eae cotatelly such ovenite: sa tea? Gann a : D Corot Cone estt-|! ol palitie uch as port] With he ‘ @ bi Another less damaging fake reported to The Star today biter eee iL "' . and reported whildy oo rricta, with power to issue 4% | toate carrigd y nd in The Star? If not, you pass multitudes of the names of several citizens were used against the Griffiths police bi J. Es | temporari isan i ent. be * |gteam gtearing g ; h h Chilb i for th hi f fuoted in one of the fake) ''4) 5 i Mevith the. mor a n?ar " aft | money-saving opportunities to purchase the ere tei or the wrap dete measure, is q |whom'live in Seattle ngped-olt ! the Bult mer Ockley, ‘Capt | necessities and the Juxuriés of life. It’s a These are just pall of the unscrupulgus tactics of politicians | being used WASHINGTO dD u ae 41 day a ,from Hong Kong grand habit, that of reading the ads in The a “ rsh’ privi of buying | She will unload a cargo of hemp Star each evening. today to bewilder and fool the voters. ; ear payments at S}and hardwood here aug go to Port PS Beware of them. tr ent land for wheat : ean | ° ° a . FREER ea MRE S FE Se 2