The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1913, Page 1

Ladies, Do You Exerci Vor. 15. By William Jennings Bryan, (Copyright by the Newspaper Enterprise Association.) The it President Wilson 1 Vice President \ not have ' re « te cha the © pres cs the eart \\ 1) 4 he See ‘ litings ; rd ‘pin, tn : Stripe, e 2 Diage ext Sana Me sia nespun, > and “ LIVES AS WIFE » | FOR 25 YEARS THEN PUT OUT Woman, Child-Bride at 14, Declares Husband Informed Her Their' Marriage Was Not Legal. b | Ie there n a marriage | Sh on cense? 0 r Noyes u a subtie a surplice ed Ww n f ‘s minister, stained glass wind er | it, Viel Bridesmaids, beet men, the strains . at her 7 of Lohengr hoes and rice, out vith costly presents » Pinkerton de ainant says tha ood yeat fectives to guard them)—is mar- to ag ‘oa 14 yes oth to Fiage unholy without " ese? % ° . an | < only marriage ith benefit arria zes 2Y clergy” Binding? weit h ra at time 30 Pri Isabel Taylor fil ‘ t ved to _ perfor court erd iw Aw Sales J ° 1 7 $s _ “ c ays st “ 4 © pla ft CLARENCE DARROW : MAKES POWERFUL | APPEAL TO JURY) well. ot " oom. LOB ANGE Ma many of h Jitors in @ cr - ; court room wept, Clare S. Di ‘ dn row, with a ‘wre tion, cor ed short ? f ; Tan, gullt Ro . he Duits rial afte side It wa at ; tlon whe amed:t I : ternoon, and t he ca om i. . ' 4 of t 1 can live ov. f ‘ gent xen, but I om tL ; gain, as | om k ie : | PROGRESSIVES LEAD dW HOUSE FILIBUSTER = TO SAVE INITIATIVE - JOE CANNON SELLS STILL HOPE FOR NO. 6 ONG ATTRACTIONS THAT MAKE LIFE IN SEATTLE WORTH WHILE, DON’T OVERLOOK TH OCCASIONAL RAIN TONIGHT OR FRIDAY, MODERATE EAST TO SOUTH y WINDS. ~The Seattle Star THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER | IN SEATTLE, WASH IN SEATTLE , THURSDAY, MARCH 6, ONE CENT ON TAINS AND 4 1913. NEWS STANDS Be FI NE WEATHER Ie easy. You could do it at home, and by ing a few minutes a day to the practice, save Did you ever pains and ill, Learn how, gn tigers loose em with loaded HOME EDITIO RYAN TELLS THE STAR WHAT IT MEANS TO HAVE WILSON AS PRESIDENT on the tralis of the actors Ah, There, You Movie Fans know they turn wild lions and 7 then watch rifles? Read about it, on page 4. q His bless pon those retiring from, well as those one of its own choosing, committed by his platform | entering into, official position and his speeches to a new freedom—a freedom which for ‘ men 1 lhe vice president's speech was a characteristic one, promises to restore ancient landmarks and revive the ‘ ng t e, me 0 to fi 1 and vigor and replete with epigram, It spirit of those who dedicated this land to free institu i ! e read and commented upon than any sim tions, | t I iver in ty a Then ean ’ the Ihe speech of was an interpreta eae ded ad ' 1M to the yresident-clect 1 solemn t 1 t i ae ania ts fey lei beRa pteatg eee S : tion of the verdic j presented in | , a igh forward t rn by the applause that followec that lucid style which has a t fective 108 P ( i + fail when the new president turned address the as fens as a public speaker ; thines from - oe ” i ii y y what follow which the country has turned and define rse Pet ou © lost upon ¢ wn people or upon those >) on which, under the guidance of his administration, it i ae ia: w for an ¢ ple A nation of more than entering Hi appy the president thus called to enter the high- ninet n of inhabitants passed pea from one If any one has doubted the pr f : est office that man can bestow upon his fellow-man— | administration to another—the new administration repre : twice happy one who can enter it sug ported as Presi- y cael ' pride Hist e gram, all doubt has been re { ‘ 1 soask OF 1 | ve regarded as scarcely han a mee 3 dent W is, by an almost c ing of good } evolution in methods and polici bugle call to the hearts of those who ha “ Thrice happy the one 10, thus elevated and By a plurality of more has two million, the vot- first almost without pe, but now exulta thus encouraged, enters upon his duties with such a 4 ers had rejected a candidate who twice had been pres that has put a unified nation h } « ' Spirit of entire consecration to his task as is mani- ident ond another candidate who had been president word fested by the progressive president who at last ushers H for four years, and placed the office in the hands of Chi not a day of triumph; it is a « in the progressive era in American politics NO WA And Now This Miss Advises All Girls Not to Be SUCH THING AS LOVE AT FIRST siauts| R S ENGAGED IN HOUR AND WED IN DAY] BLAMED FOR Too Skeptical About Cupid Making a Bull’s-eye With One Shot—She Doubted It, and See What Happened Senate Committee Prepares to Ques- tion Big Employers of Chicago. Dy ea CHICA house heads schedt the wh ave ar ipays girls leas than taid State Senator Probers, “t shall ask nim Don't jyou think you are contributing to] | white slavery? j | Lie vome of th might resis Julins Re great 1 Roebuck & ( morrow's first enw sail o Later, wh« will bt xa vest! “ for the « findings WOMAN SENDS PASTOR NOTES, Luisa Tetrazeztir and Caroline pany of 0, a ch GIRLS’ RUIN y=: MARY Garde GARDEN Mary with ly not, An oO} ge from $2 t YORK DOCTORS TEST FRIEDMANN CURE MERCHAN TS | Ho, For Grand Opera! Costs You Seven Bucks to Hear ’Em | COMPLAINT DRIVES HIM FROM ROOM Hotel Manager Asks Him to Move When Sufferers Throng Lobby. NEW YORK, March 6.— Franz Frederick Fried« triumphed over the New Dr manr | York state doctors’ trust today when the city health authori- ties gave him permission ta test the treatment which he claims will permanently cure tuberculosis. The board health’s sanction was given after Dr. Friedmann had appeared before the members with a tube containing a culture of the bacilli, which Dr. Ernest J. Lederle, of commissioner of health, stated he would test on animals. Dr. Friedmann m is be. longings from the Astoria to the McAlpine F day. A hint from the manacr f the Waldorf that guests were complal ing of the gathering of tuberculoe sis sufferers in the corridors caused Friedmann to ct Friends of Friedmann say the latter has complained bitterly of obstacles thrown in his way by cer- ange hotels. tain health officials. It was also declared that a number of influe ential doctors today had assured him that they stood ready to ate sist him in any way Or. Friedmann will see no pae tients while at the McAlpine. He let of 28 of othe ant will wait urtil Dr. Lederle, chaire ; sive trimmings 1 tle til ft ac man of the county medical board, ty Unite Learned Wire the fir oe t pril f examines his culture, SAN RAFAEL, March 6.—With | formances, a « ) r r Dr, A. C. H. Friedmann, of Cole the declarati that the unwr desire on the rt of certa “ t h rea M House- orado Springs, Celo., brother of the law cannot be pleaded in t asic lovers t 1 th 5 . de Berlin specialist, is indignant over Superio mebirds 4 n n pty feel. the treatment accorded his brother. Field The nat o t sta the “We have been misquoted and harged | taken in ¢ t er s ng to ha ied about deliberate he said c x pensive t 1 vigher x hand today, “and will now keep quiet un t $84,006 rantee 1 ned, y my, " in e old New |til the board of health tests my of St. John's Episcopal church at |ally leads one t ‘ York brother's cultures. Until then he Rone valley luc will be no 10-20-34 A Oa Wiiitelad .|will have nothing to say.” The minister declares the wor eae All visitors are barred from ee h 5 wrote ie him the the Friedmann's apartments at the Mee letters afte rne « M Ipine hotel. MRS, A. T. ANDERSON Fields states that the t MOTHER SHOT TO ‘Tole. lee — pesinsye ed her in a comprom ; taining t SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. hin wife, She agreed, and on A battery jp DEATH; BABE BORN bry fe second 8) Gas HIT _BOT TOM March 6.—"The no such the follo day the ceremony |eered again AFTER SHE DIES] ° ‘ales of 1 ttman," and followed declared Miss Marie Dorothy | derson ed to San Fran- [Mrs, Fields in the chancel of his| NEW HAVEN, Mass., bode ; — rock b¢ pia Ik 1a line broke the news to |church. Mrs. Flelda states half March 6.—Attending doctors [| matinee, and on Sa ’ — oses Se for Honolulu recent 1 | blacked her eye on that occasion ea ee , ae ate M and ail boa contended,” of Mr. and Mrs. Raffaele ngs “I tora has been actively com- Brag: ae eanonied Aavunn ‘aaicin Degennaro, born Wednesday ni © It is believed that no ‘na the: dae |] afternoon through a Caesar. ; Reld, of the Moore th aker view of . aw Haan no such thing | | jan operation, 20 minutes t " the big show is coming | the 1 sta at } ock he Hawatlan ikht and when | after the death of the mother we te e nan eH 1 rac Marie Dorott % + it th story from gunshot wounds in m “love ¥ have a ed | \ s wk Rataice Giver ae ater | . had to gigg flicted by the crazed father, the $34,000 which th de he plus stock on there was @ reception and M | An hour after I met Mr. Ander will tive stdeis hand Johnson was present. So was | © engaged and the The operation was per a eee ms = A. T. Anderson, a wealth next day married. I would ad- | By formed by Dr. William L. hman, One hour later he vise girls not to be too skep WALLA WALLA. March 6.—Fir Sheehan at the urgent 1 Mies Johnson to become tical originating in the first floor of the prayer of the dead woman's ’ Hanger & Thompson department mother ae mpletely wrecked the fou to death and seriously - JOHN MADDEN'S GOT PEEVE ON: ges earch TIME? 8 UP; QUARANTINED IN i ropes by their husbands a story structure and oaused a loss of wounded his. mother-in-law, $150,000. Mra, W. C. Hanger and Mrs. Angelina Gavona, dis T AT Mrs. C. J. Munroe, occupants of a apearing immediately af |rooming house on the upper floo terward, The baby was born were rescued by being lowe by in St. Raphael's hospital Y COUNTS It isn’t the amount you earn that event- save is to make your The offer thefr the amount of money fa) NI fay an [a PROPOSHT Ith F tion of The fellow who was caught on! In the meantime mu the quar tie the entire busin en t| | ually makes you independent—it’s what un Jo . the vaudevilla tage with a fork antine tp lifted, which will be next a tn Asan | ‘ se H ‘ : + ¥ ' y a luck slongside J cases can be heard, except where | end. | eo u "| sadton baters the defendants are out on bond. | WILSON’S SECRETARY | | ‘ : madd rouch is caused by the There are 162 inmates in the coum! IS AN “EARLY BIRD The best way to = fact that his term in the county jail|ty jail he b : : . TEACHER DYIN will be rrow Sammis was arrested February WASHINGTON, March 6 . Deiat ; earnings go as far as possible. j J H 1 p, but he can't get}20 by the’ federal authorities for] president Wilson reached his Rose Ma who ‘ : ‘ ADMIRER DEAD out, Tt county jail is in|emuggling. Monday he was fined] office at 9 a. m., and immed Irn Che see. ae saya. Bed proms Reading the ads every day in The Seat- - / ' ecu jeorge Sa 0 by Judge Howard, which he ely plunge to pre ed to marry her and was living in 7 ; * | th ar ag ike * lager bar <P Bert, Keen oe Pee ae. 4% lthe same house with her, is on her tle Star will place you in touch with many W cked up on the Tumulty, the private secret | . , money-saving opportunities on the actual ne cor McKee 7 al ia aati Walla today, to serve from two to » fies 4 \ h of her sect ry cues ee - * il ir Nod 00) hour gerler, 115 years for grand larceny | necessities which you must purchase. admirer, who thes }. His case was diagnosed as small keepers of the exagutive office Recie Lata bagi tint AR. a best and livest stores in Seattle advertise f 2 x appeared, Not in years has a | ; ph gen : te The. c 14d ro rch 6-—~Pre The’ jail doctor immediately got | 5 president's secretary arrived at Peat . bn heb me Soh a ie ae ms regularly in The Star. 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