The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1913, Page 1

OCCASIONAL RAIN TONIGHT A ND TURSDAY; BRISK TO HIGH SOUTITWEST WINDS AND AGAIN, SPEAKING OF _ THE IRISH SAINT DAY | On page 4 appears a special article from The : Star's New York correspondent containing a dying HERE'S ST. PATRICK’S DAY MESSAGE FOR COTT ERILL No lees a personage than the Lord Mayor of Dublin today sends hie greetings to the Mayor of message from, one of the noblest of the old time Geattie, and through The Star, Read what he oe THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE | HOME EDITION Irish patriots, Read it L has written, on page 6 VOL, 15. NO. 15 SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1913 ONE CENT Ue Teale Ry 3 MAYOR DEMANDS RATE ACTION Wants Issue Put Up to State Public Service Commission GOVERNMENT succests | WILL HANDLE D.CRESC | A Qaim iit TOWAR-EIGHT | vet that the legisla ervice commisston is the By Fred L. Boalt That government physicians are to take full charge of ail cases | ip bide’ Sliies ii ie to be War, The née tone. Host powerline treated by Or. Friedmann, and that he will not be allowed to give h , 7 - " pag" ogee" | ther tongs—te supposed cure to anyone except under the supervision of government r ‘ 1 & mes f t etl nformction contained in a lengthy telegram today from | sage to the new counell, asked that Hiy 1 eung i the Bing Kong— surgeons is the informstion containe a lengthy 9 y a Dr. Noble, The Star’s special commissioner in New York the state commission be squarely f Satins : Or. Noble again repeats that there is stiji much doubt as to the war, a sinister as merits of the “cure, and Intimates that it may be three months before syor outlined a number of aK mer j F in Pigtail anything definite will be known, 8% ng again G Mos $ viene nar telegram to The Star follows T Light @ a y in vev arrison av., New York, March 17, 191 © Seattle Lighting Bi n ast ¢ ¢ It is to be Seattle Star Wash ch he wants the public serv: | the He t all th t i Dr. 4 mann le a telegram | lee ¢ mission to pass n | r" ishe have been fought, the first blows t the health The council is asked to authorize | ; a his elegram was signed the and Hirect ( oration Couns 18 Le € Hies ea ff r radford to tnitin codings be | | Last night three Chinese were shot in Seattle, and sdinann’s Ww fore the commision as to com-| one of them is thought to be dying at the city hospital; r BAPE bone sapling erage. he ane oo a two were murdered and two wounded in Portland and s ae " | one killing occurred in San Francisco 7 (1) Transfers at all connect The trouble began with a woman—the beautiful Oi ' 1 Dr ing points with street railway | Sen. Beautiful she is, even according to Western stand- t) lines of other companies, or of ards, and she was a Hop Sing slave (2) Transfers to be issued to | | Bow ¢ P 0 Por n a Yankee fuit, the pockets full of « tage consumr so| all connecting routes of this Yanke snd fell in dove with? Ser result waiting company on 4cent ticket WOMEN, WHITE AND YELLOW, ARE ENSLAVED BY POWERFUL TONGMEN ‘ nd powerfal, “ (3) The sale of tickets on oe = Pagers. de Shotne weniger me Beant’ grea for we erna “Marry My Wife,’ Says Wronged ‘The c . al this af n Will be under the st the morning and evening hours, ? r baie ia eas Maeda aoe , « ‘ t is they who enslave a detnion < ‘ $, Anderson and Stimson. tors when workers are going to and Oo h M. O h AROVY ts +| wor hite ar w s they ny the t ferocious eereen ee ts tnt Ton work scutes | Husband to ‘Other an; ther | wane ne man, Mas. GRAD. Mowe white and i Ss thay who onimloy. the. saoss i: e 1 saw * t at the el Ma el results in crowded care and OHI BELOW DR. GRAD. The highbinder shoots, not straight, but often. He sprays lead hall genie ernment. will not| ~ “stesp-hamgere passenger Willing; Wife on’t Let Him wou: as you epray salt from a shaken, He car esol) a Guntul ae ai lees. hon as thc eaten oe aban the the (4) The routing of care in , : ——| a8 any man, but his marksmanship would not excite the admiration in charse * y : : such manner as shall furnish | 1OMMER the husband she Joves in | of “Dead-shot Dick.” Priedma ‘ adequate and through service to apite of bis alleged misconduct His favorite method is to poke his automatic into the stomach tors will take « 1 watet esults } nclety ts! the centraf portion of the city, an aerate Wak | of his victim and shoot and shoot and shoot etching ht ty a t allowe rivat without transfer, from the route Peot.th » in this strange Out of the mesh of lies that have been told regarding the tragic “ie GUARDING HIS SECRET on 12th, Columbia and 14th, be quadran«le conspicuous | end of Seid Bing, the Gow On man, this much appears to be true: Amcther s ion wh Dr. Friedma * have t eet ta that tween Jackson and Madison, | menibers Louis society, and Two Hop Sings compelled Oi Sen to lure him to her room, and there E government officials to exactly what bis} and also from the route on 29rd | aliore hed reputations un they sicw him before her eyes, chopped his body into bits, and “q arr and how the toxic elements of al and 24th aves. N, her by | r day, Mr. Holnan} — | Shipped the pieces to Geattie in a trunk . a f combination of these lines into |, " 1 pabliebed an advertisement the} SAN FRANCISCO, March 17.—|] testified at the Sam and Lew , ere are one through route to the bush. | '!T* snd set her right |MOWEpapers saying that he we Declération.that he would pros ated. He uis temerity. : ag gave Dr. Joba 5 ness district, or by giving to | "i" didi longa pay hin wife's bills an : oH , lings occurred coast, and the t s render a fina each a separate through rate ge ° an—Dr. R. PR. Hb elaked he had dixowned her because Maury I. Dig a Hop Sing mer of suspicion pointed q repar m the * wall a he (5) A definite car-load regula Pity ws & distinguished tert-| she tad brok © marriage vows. bron \ - tion rule, compelling the com os t re |And then he did an astor who eloped to Renc y the Milwaukee ‘ ‘ Dr F a9 «most zealous pany to put on increased car Pr Parne . ive. an, but| (hime, He munced the the « v ‘ a friend o} Friedmann s Service on any route whenever going to sec at his unfa , ye Ww. € e reques it le dem ated that the traf ‘VIG aeunre deal” aith 4g id F es Juring the rush period ex hade’t had one himself Mi wh Ave " After the de of Wong Song a sullen quiet reigned in tne local hict A « per cent or more t With o@ frie ening, 9 wit 1 U. 8. Dis c eh the police did know it, t ies were getting . t teating capacity of the megs, on 6 ‘ teleph ney MeN a ts for the|t er 7 ged permane f thin are ‘ t titul | H@lman ca Swot wo me M 1 e ¢ Sea’ fron oma. They t esti« P ’ Agatnat the . the tw f th a a ntere i Cn i shot proprietor pi atate , thee tects , teevenne 4 Le BAD SHOOTING BRINGS # ( To restore the nimurr = Ti Dri Gradw He ex * § f € “| YIN TO AN UNTIMELY END. rats t at 26 cents per month av a be icauld ger live th Mrs. | fathe " ar Note in ¢ nd ( Y € s € t r L . ected . hee” He ak Gute : : : me Ce ’ ' e bi alr endly toward the REE il ‘ reduce to not exceedir i re and demande ‘ brought to Sacra-} na, es. Yan, the innocent bystander, caught a pellet cent) the arbitrary penaity o' ‘ Dr. ¢ " wot he ight w e le eacane th . nd the ri a 25 per cent hi he 7. ~ the , BILL COM i a UP OF THE GREEN pany tmp . a: Hect ; A T ‘Dp ’ ane e ' v heir a F added away A pany imposes and collect > f ° m W R 1) ls 7 t © night i, the polic e learned, returned coma in s Wid consumers who fall to pay their |! fina: the doctor rez he say oman‘bureglar a r na in am monthly bilis within 10 days of that he r it tice of : | ame hour tw ngs occurred in Portland, ‘and one : March 17 valuation of the plant Y RG a r , and. Th ‘ Ff ‘ and Loos Heme an " ‘ as yield only a falr and she z my ee rh A ‘ . ow TA Gd » not know P ; reasonable return upon the true warding ¢ te panaips Mrs.) Hol : S sco | " by W Iim Goon, who, ra ar A value of th ant and cost of (nt ecretary te * hte” Ge " : he § a high-power rifle, fired 8 rapid 8 could be “ speak Patrick from $1 to 80 cents per 1,000 : . F ah teen he i the talephee A hong k lop Sings s d him to b . andes s| feet, and fuel gas rates in pro awe ¢ pond: | ¢h ven her husba ru * : portionate reduction gs tt hel igkantion whatever of app! : 7 All quiet in Chinatown today—a quietude which fills the police with < A whe #aton of the old see pie apr aA wie ¥ truder| foreboding of what may occur tonight. The gunmen are gathering. mnt Pye was held at 1 thie mort . Seca r Rdahet hen Bin: Seth : f le It way | Such as show themselves wear smiles that are “childlike and bland,” . ’ w r w ' om Chi ; aah i 4 but their hands are in their sleeve note t hw oer ge Heatior c k 1 ‘ ly 1." It Was as a st she w A i , ge Preitar, es igre a ‘ z gentle-| Dr, Gradwohl, who afterwa Mr. Copper arre € Sooibeasiss BANK LAV ON. Maret WASHINGTON, Maret GREAT IRISH LEADER SAYS THIS IS GREATEST ST. PATRICK'S DAY IN HISTORY: soe = Spot ‘f} WILLIAM REDMOND TELLS STAR CORRESPONDENT BET TER TIMES ARE AT HAND so ere theirs © wrote t ter already in Ireland. | ' b Cy Se pherd Le “We are ania y indebted to | “This struggle, which has one thing, the land in pen i a the Irish in America all lasted so long and which we once the source of 80 much pa ? Gt ort they have done for us,” contin hope, is near settlement, has trouble and misery, is now be 1 eae one A ¥ ued Redmond seen great changes for the bet Ing fast settied, the landiords “1 feel sure that if they had | are being bought out and the | = vonlow t helped us, as they have, by people are becoming the own. e mpathy and their r Aneee rae money, the position of Ireland cue cvenes: ARE SAVING MONEY! Aafefal lulau hae Cen Seer = gad Le — bit ol: ronty borers and better chances of a 5 thank our Amesionn fienae education, Ireland has seen EF usands of people ar in: es ee ee ee cn Nyy Bis agency | Every day thaueands of peally seein u? & Farnese dnt eat 1d radu is opened we hope many ¢ Wehined ts «Imeheving: tap money by carefully rea g the ads in e 7 la ye gv ple will come from the states (dle aha need. dowe-oniy. ne and taking advantege of the money- nw athe Ad go rH * to see what they have done so 1 nanlar | sas ’ fi oy Ad JS 4” much to achieve le Maye i 0 make ine | ng opportunities they present. There's a) and a happy and prosperous . : pula m ¢ ~ page here: § natte he f country no one thing you can do to so materially cut re? pat GNM OR ot olen 2S as fie earn : ; i ‘This St. Patrick's day will down the cost of living, Mrs. Housewife, a i. punt satdida io nee ae mateg a rag be the most + peful trai and | to watch The Star advertising columns every Ss meee au of mot Morarcéory protege ie the people here go out to Par | day. Pa pl Aaa elon peo ‘ ha tle’ ag nell and the other great tead- | ’ N ry A a A RO ya oe sd ‘a ~ y ot Gilewr fee. ae ers of the ¢ at who did so The best and livest stores in Seattle are ‘tifa # 7 f © nes phe : 7 much in the dark d Also, he St ay »® « woh . ¢ the 4,000.00 . ci ¥ \ " think with great g tude of H ’ your business—they \ »reciate it and ° net oe tin: On, aa Treland, 004 thett Wu ; America and of the American | tty to keep you coming to their stores by giv > W 2? east ee: flict i | “people as a whole who have ing you values and service ° - | 1 t be®n so good and helpful to us ry q ® Shen os aa a Y feeling bad about oppressed Ire oF ’ | : " “y a ti nd ali t r ypet Nee a > 2 yt always | ” Watch for what they have to say to you— q See i fob ay JS wor$ oy Gundy Cla, ee stial “PM great St, Patrick's day it : oe 1 ‘ t : Med =e hPa le. 18. Aap bad" Mt.. Patrick their messages are of vital importance to " reli I'l write you ¢ vac a fiome r ?P ‘ m Ar Beat “ew ell the himself can't be here. There'll. | you. 26% wil c § | nt be only one greater and that ~ ° j ny 4 i rl ae ¢% be | He sat dawn at his, de nd i 4 will be the St. Patrick’g day 3 he io ba tt bone ree a great day. for the Irish In [I thradigh the stiady window TEELIAM RE Weigel TT | Present a 6 | th ; at a 4 America, too. This home rule | mile green Cotnty Wick-! WILLIAM REDMOND) sitting ‘a - e rs ® Wy “ ° 1 ¢