The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1913, Page 1

OCCASIONAL RAIN TONIGHT; THURSDAY FAIR; BRISH TO HIGH SOUTHWEST TO NORTHWEST WINDS, WHO'D BE A SUFFRAGETTE? Not many American ¥ en, we venture, If they ed to ge through the tortures visited on thelr apiien sisters. One of them tells The Star's qerreapondent how ane wae fed through a tube. Her story ®@ printed page 6 THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE VOL. 15. NO. 11 SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1913. ONE CE ON THAIN AND HOME EDITION COMING; BOALT EVER HUNT CROCODILES? Uncle Dud, who's down in Panama drawing ple tures of the canal, and writing stories for The Btar, tries his hand at It. This nimrod business In the Jungle Is great sport, he thinks. Read hie story on page 4 NEWS STANDS Bo SALLIES OUT TO LOOK OVER THE SPRING MILLINERY ba ee TE roid: reall CORAL CAMPHELL, FROM FRASER-PATERSON. (2.) THE FRENCH SHOP. (3.)—FLO UNRO, MACDOUGALIL-SOUTHWICK. (4)—THE WONDER MILLINERY CO, (6.)—MISS L. BAYNE, FROM THE BON MARCHE. (6.)--LILLI PORTGALA, RHODE co. nen. . any al {STAY AWAY FROM 7 NEW YORK, NOBLE : WARNS PATIENTS - assnds Disappointed, Flocking to See Friedmann; Star’s 3 Doctor} sninremms. “2 es Enjoys Discoverer’s Confidence) $8.3 is comet.,ingeet 1 doubt tet or f flowers oir hate Eas ving _ The Star bas t A tes, nu J more than @ core of tubercular » | ferers not to co to New York Dope of saturing, the Fried treatment, aq this yaper ren Q that they would ‘probaly be disap 1 pointed By Fred L. Boalt NOR! — - = = pee’ ag aed nr a wane | 2 A CHILD; A SPEEDING AUTO; THE RESULT! es tee ae eS A LITTLE GRAVE IN LAKEVIEW CEMETERY nnet which I do not years to the poke bonnet, | 1 loo ne face of a f her and ady was 2 ning, going to church, i ower-garden hate, ali gay with roses and nd the boys hiding coyly behind their chrye advised | his eas in reaching Friedmar Fe Today a telegranyfrom Or Noble, The Star's special com- 5 missioner, sent to New York to | investigate, particularly caw tiens patients not to come r as hundreds have already flocked to the city, and few of them stand any ch Meing the Berlin phys clan Like the 5 the turban Is cute and ehic. ft fe an honest little hat. It fits snugly. You can't wear a rat and a turban at the same time. There isn't room in a turban for a rat. You've got to wear your own hair—and not much of it The turban is sultable for petite girls. It makes them look kft it makes large, fleshy ladies look kittenish, too—and com Still, one must be fashionable by hundreds and dot tors y scores have rushed to | New York, the sufferers hoping te secure relief and the doctors hoping to obtain the Friedmann | secret. Few, however, will be able to | secure satisfaction. Realizing there The coroner's jury says the accident was unavoidable. ve Another flower-covered g e at Lake View cemetery is the proof DUKE OF CONNAUGHT z : a : f ve tt : _ : 3 aren | But the AUTO SPEEDERS WERE NOT STOPPED. 1. Take choles | The sexton digs a new gr that The little hearse wends its way to the cemetery: GREETS FRIEDMANN ——- 1! cous " and. 3 Mt Mt A mother and father are heart-broken, A young girl lying in a hospital today is the proof. By United Press Leas re see how the inoculations given to-| 9» Pes = Neg pola raphy ipa doko Cont Re: NEE Seer eue The owner of the big red auto sends a bouquet of flow- rE JING GC ON OTTAW gees Dr othe sts ose huge picture hats o lew season: Union and Seventh an hour awa, On . vel ava Oe ; The other is: If the turban looks the same from any angle, and ¢rs ; go And Reve ¥.¥. Prieqmann, disc the feather may be in front or behind, how are you going to tell whether, And that’s the end naky epesied up Te of t ve UTAH TO FIX your hat is on right-side-to or hindside-beforemost? e215 2. 2% turtle serum enlosis, arr’ 8 cap WOMEN’S PAY « Le Roy Litts is dead—the victim of auto speeding AND AUTO SPEEDING GOES ON an Anti-tuberculosis ass ow 3 } Re L BREAKS, CHARGES BRL } A few weeks ago, when the last victim of speed fiends withn ORDIN NCE AT TH NP ia session here. He was aising : : died, the order of the police, the demand of the city, was Funee Wil bo anctoak ¢ BE CORN Se) ae Ee sl LOSS IS GREAT STOLE HUSBAND JAIL TERM FOR ‘Mother Jones and Miners on ree eee erates SPEEDERS PLAN Trial for Murder Have Unique in Jan, and che sae al OF NEW STATUTE A 0 Defense; They Say ’Twas War PAINT CREEK JUNCTION, W.|be placed ot Va., March 12.—Whether it is mur-|cution to t der if a man kills another in war v the ordi- he says it's to stay ur for the she started this morning i J. R. Moore, n PENDLETON, Ore, Marct rty is t famaged bate over the measure | Pro y extent of mar h A. Gus Gust charges that Miss stand by the lars, following AREER EEE HEH SRR feed car n nographer, through a & t 1 < was th issu ffered b the de THE BUM AND THE PHILANTHROPIST ater was turn cig fense today to the military court An Editorial Fable by Berton Braley plete ruined hards Tote de eal peer c bes ule ae 4 ‘ commit murder 1 Vas the battle of Gettys i utcowcm oun Saving at the Bunghole and DEATH PENALTY BM ives is Pate ae soe! | LAW WIPED OT sw tie" EE BILL asting at the Spigot sient oar : ; . +6 > ¢ It is happening every day with merchants 1€ | a YMPIA. March Ca Mother rs Ag ainst | UP Al RIL 8 ig : down town. They stock up their stores with shment has ere School Se “x P lan| We ee a eT 1 to,” sald M an exceptionally fine quality of goods. And Fi \ | REGAN? Winn wie Le amrcea Teele et Cae ore ane then they think that all they have to do is a that the | pened were acts of war and can ot | advertise, anywhere, anyhow and any old e ied I /. 1 atak at Fi ead ant be bes pl nage as ca at ae way. Many of these merchants fail, but the f Ns aul | realy ort April 1. It i now) | Mother Jones is broaking under majority soon discover that certain news- ty, and este seealon for April "Cigatend of aon papers pull better results than others. The “attended by | Apetl 1 originally Intended of her| merchants of Seattle are finding—in fact Pe sa ‘ee ut ln sie ae is have found—The>Star’s advantages as an tale a bit re one Gt tee olan Whe feu % | But on bd the PLAN HUNTING ‘ cou advertising medium every day. They know mill wher tt he “ee: NAUGHTY FILMS Pilened. (teeie unites unt A today. * Judgeadvocats that The Star is an old newspaper and they one of the sc “at the pie nes CAUSE OF RAID)" ireus for the school # ‘ ed Harrison Ellis, a de-| know that this is a decided advantage. To- oh, KNI hogiae. tend ind a tengthoning “of the school | TRV iN ARCTIC fendnnt ee tetiten or eauctinne | day The Star is accepted into the homes of hai rina tase Hovis its line anything worse than that? The o 40,0 ies wh ace \- r all its ame, kn ug EXA LY || strange silence pervades tho streets |, Capt. Louis Lane is bere today ai | § a) t 1 cles | Local ; have virtually de-/ with the steamer Polar Rear, whiel this confidence to its advertising columns " tition he ts fitting out for a hunting ¢ WIFE SL Y ps s ; r e under . Li ie federal edition! Minko th dite. ‘He “4 Thomas W SLAYER Lend It took years for The Star ‘to gain this con- sscaped Bare for thi diate its 9 Fe ult the boat as heen=Charterod, by a ly Insane and beat out his fidence buf it has it today and that the g aloft the congested condition of the| party o rk men, and aha Monday f aad — Ais ‘ ker |federal docket. Judge ¢ has | they will pril 1 for Kathi po aaa sie « . merchants find The Star*a valuable adver- e Til try Bill out for.a 1}consented at,the r " kan, Dutch HarBor and Petropavlov tising medium is evidericed by the advertis- | go to Hell.” ant Di tg@iet Attor ski, the mouth of the MacKenzie j Mon in hi h . its : 1 ° } é J #e | Riddell, fo ait on the ch | river and through Beaufort sea to are at g which appears in its columns, =i in $200 ball, {two weeks, beginning } D, | tho Bank “tslands, UA TA ° * . 1 ° ° ° ¥ .