The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1913, Page 1

BHOWERS TONIGHT OR TUBSDAY MODERATE SOUTHEASTERLY WINDS 1h ie | THE RIGHT-OF-WAY NOW READ THIS ONE | ft The steamship has to look out for the 3 On fand, man walked first, rode behind ‘| q ’ giling vessel, and the big.elipper ship must ‘ animals second, built steam trains third, | feep clear of the fish boat, which, in turn, electric cars fourth and automobiles last 4 ust not run down ‘a sigff, and the man in] ~~ But, say, which one of these conveyances ia \ Tine skiff doesn’t row ever a swimmer, THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE HOME EDITION takes the right-of-way most of the time? VOL. 15—NO. 33 SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1913 ONE CENT gx snare, Do you get it? 7 LA — Fi A: itd whe a | at = VA aves oney on iS uit 1 ew ay 1 1 ASSES i! Mn. PL RE RMS ED i sihert { ne 4 CLING T0 Charge Western Senator Offered Indignities to wi LSON T0 9 i : Woman Office Seeker in Her Room at Capital Ag . “pas . * A the WRECK AND 4, WASHINGT ON, deri 7.—Charges that a Western senator offered indignities to a woman on March k i n wen r room her » confer nh her re rdin ra sition or her husband r ny ¢ H H i ore made in a formal statement iiea with the seaedtars ST dae senate by ea hace vera withhele’ a Private advices to The Star from the national capital indicate that Judge vey IS FS deciaran he Wee a Withers gas in the aftalr are being kept secret, The person making the complaing bl Steven J. Chadwick of the supreme court of this state may be appointed as ™ The secretary referred the complaint to Vice President Marshall, who refused to make any comment federal judge here to succeed Hanford and Howard, unless the progressives i ; |] oF discuss the mature of the charge. District Attorney Wilson, of the District of Columbia, was advised tak ited and iti tand inst hi vd tae alae a He said: “I will make no further investigation. As far as | am concerned, the matter sical ag ia wa argaweebh wpereas seer se iti It i a Are Taken Off After 30/] “** 700" creppes Uatted Presa 14 Deck The Star has no candidate for this or any other position. It indorses no ‘an Hours on Overturned (igh detpedad ar a Ai my " | one in particular for federal judge. But The Star, as the whole state and even aii ety, Bark—-All Others Are ba pe ees teres the nation knows, has done enough in the work of cleaning up the federal i Ad Washed Away. THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS—-SAME OLD NIGHTMARE TO] Heo: Wise, we vet head of | court for the Western district of Washington to warrant it in speaking out Amen rater UNCLE SAM the nation and bf istratl plainly about the candidates seeking the berth from which Hanford was ousted, hag “ea MERIGHTON, Or, April 7.—The| Bee es ine MBE, CC, Hin and from which Howard was “recalled. : : 4 ust chapter ay cea tragedy that] ree poe 4 io ae From the day, nearly two years ago, when this paper starte d its single as a taate and clsewhere, wes} Underwood, of the house rx and || Handed but successful fight to oust Hanford, The Star has had no motive i f ee th morning haire rghit tenho, Somamttins ts tulfilied, ‘the other than a desire to see on the local federal bench a_ real people’s judge—a 5 d the wreck of the German duce the price to the consu judge whose god is not the almighty dollar, and whose backers and advisers f cap apgpe ages ler nena el | Most articles of clothing, and re not found exclusively among the special-interest corporations i eer nate “pulled Sen the Brother, if the bill ts passed, ca After Hanford was eliminated, President Taft, blind to the wishes and the i a S a oS buy bis summer suit f its of the people, attempted to saddle on them Clinton W. Howard. How ereery 13 sat oe : ; pla the | this downright outt age was blocked is recent history. j new bill riddies the storiou d ogy adh il Pe re ee are plenty of such men right here in Seattle, eminently qualified for the i gyorg And not only doos “Sked K” get ion. They are among President Wilson's progressive supporters. fi t the ves trimmed, but Bo does the cotton, iron articles of fe the fre But Judge Chadwick is not one of them. He is out of sympathy, out of har- mony, with the progressive trend of the day. He has nothing in common with the progressive administration which President Wilson promises, AND avail | ing vominal du strewn Will Pa s have In roducing the measure its S : fremecs sald that the time hed Chadwick is just the opposite of a progressive. It will be remembered that Saved and the Lost tived when American manufa he “viewed with alarm” the principles of direct legislation in his Jackson day ‘The four saved are Charles 8. | : cd ers must meet “honest comp ] House WHICH THE PEOPLE HAVE A RIGHT TO EXPECT OF HIM. Judge ' ad of the Fis and must develop thetr t peech, about a year ago. It is even hinted that the standpat republicans of ing corporation, who has along the best and most economt this state urged Taft to name Chadwick when it became evident that they of the salving of! nes. ; ? J. Westphal, of | y, master of the| as and F. Ludwig aaltehd ct neasure predict it|} Could not put Howard over. will enally pass the house, and that Steven J. Chadwick is just the man Seattle and Western Washington do Pp in blocking tte caneeereet “cl 1 not want paced upon the federal bench. t } i i President Wilson has the opportunity to name a people’s man. And t | | { I cking ite enactment into law ee mens" AMBASCANOR COSTS ONLY $2PER MILE | Bane! tom #8 per ost to | TO BREAK SPEED LIMIT; | ce es MAY LOSE JOB yam LAW UP TO COUNCIL | E vt en WASHING You can enjoy the speed craze at, the second offense, however, the .. vn h ' at 1 Ro. $2 for each mile in excess of the 20- | Judge ¥ pelled to sentence ha. c wr esid f " arr ad by law. That's |th@ Speeder to a term tn jail, not ex- ; p epu h 1 e limit allowed by la nats ceeding 30 days, and impose a fino, d “Kam! t " ne partment cha that » tax imposed by Judge Gordon | not excedi $100 he chines; cash ‘re ' H Wil e- this morning The Griffiths ordinance, as orig- { pickets, shing sponsible morally” for the death of | Whether he will change the rate |inaiiy drawn, imposed both the jail ij sided or squa: and | Forme I lent Made and |when the speeder happens to run|ang fine punishment in capes’ of 4 3 for n " Former Vic t Suarez of down a mere walker remains to be | prt offenders also. u Pree the free list Mexico are ay by Sec: | seen | The Star's crusade against the Turia la Gon , lard, flou retar a _ but the mere walkers are Not /sreeders showed results when the of P wood pu It at the offictal wolng to take chances, if it 1s pos-| police garnered 17 autolsts and mo- nal, coke fon in Mexico favoring the re sible to force the judge to inflict @ | torcyciists Sunday, besides arrest- | 1 shoes and j]of Wilson is crystallizing re more severe punishment, and ‘ DIE ‘Ing 11 others who failed to observe Be iihcedd jmplementa delegation promises to be on hand | ¢), < ig des . e proper regulations regardin friend, in salving the| WILSON 1S ACCUSED at the council meeting this after-liiehte rattles horns ctee f | a NEW YORK, April 7 1 will (aoe scr she acioe jail-sentence- | But pa nigrts specters ‘alit i ywerturned at 2 o'clock | Girl Goes 8,000 fram’, with! Fou, Mid. Madero. | Rip speeners Cee th let go for less than it would hi day morning, shortly after she fs | Your husband's downfall was due to) he ordinance comes to he con-| Sot them bad thes Gocoaielt , en dragged into d water . Ithe fact that be never consulted |cil after four weeks of delay, wit b 4 pled been draxk : Phish Miles to Marry; with we" an amendment tacked onto it. The |OF hit a mere walker and broken @ lamp statement made to|amendment proposes to omit the = . ‘ Madero by U. §. (compulsory jail sentence feature in|, Under Gordon’s schedule, the fob : . cn ef lowing paid fines: Lee Hewitt, low. |the case of first offenders. After /iV'"E OB" yor $10; EL nachelden 5; HN. Rix, $14; J. E. MeVeety, Albert Turner, $5; R. A. Brown, A. Bathrey, $5; Joe Gilda, Marts, 20; J. Y. Mitchell, F. H. Brownell, $20; Ed Wer- Balks at Altar This was t Mrs, Francisco NEW YORK, April 7.—Her ||) Ambassador H. L. Wilson, f romance shattered in a day and e ms her love for her sweetheart ||; er president of Mex: | turned to scorn and aversion Pi foo, according to a New York news: | after a trip of more than 8,000 er, The paper further declares SHINGLE MILL mites to m arry him, pretty Miss Tithat a telegram from Ma 8 assassination of her hus Hila Spauiang of Cleveland, || mother imploring President Taft to| wnell, § @hic, hae arrived here from [\intoreede for his life and a letter me 318; Dre Traka, $14; K. Buenos Ayres from Mrs. Francisco 1. Madero, ask- | |C. Windsor, $10. a narrow, dis Miss Spaulang salled last Jan fate of the tele: | eB Two of the speeders went as high bar ts ty e, and |r d ; to the drudge | uary for Buenos Ayres, where I gram, wore . pre-| miles an hour, or almost twice wi Paget gees ila deo i hats 78 she expected to be married. She Iigumably through of] Only one machine was running the limit allowed by law. Most of ew , rod ‘ jen came Rogers. To him had known her fiance in Ger- || Ambassador Wils Jin Ballard shingle mills this morn-|those arrested admitted speeding. PRESIDENT WILL > i gad Maa a Ede attains many and later in Cleveland, ing. A strike, declared by the local|TWO motorcyclists admitted riding Nee ieee cg ts ; rine They Cesnine Theeeeitcl te and glowing accounts of his suc i {shingle weavers union, and en-|on sidewalks. READ HIS MESSAG GE « ‘m — . artery 7 Rant: Hl hiceeiee ert ite cees In a new venture in the Ar | GOING TO BOSTON? |dorsed by the international union,| Henry Doolittle and B. Smith, WASHINGT nd went t m Cem Ww ms sae bee rly ooh ‘ yar a pe eg Bi gentine city led her to make the crippled every mill in town, About Schoolboys, who had started on a Pres Wilson’ t ne ai years’ aca Bis the tik Stade the|” wounel seamen ueveae manlinns long Journey pari Dien? |250 men walked out joy ride In a stolen auto belonging éd that b personally read | Rogers MAE? He ones o bar diag ed beyc jealing The “success” however, Red for a compan-| A mass me was immediately |to F. L. Russell, 757 N. Broadway, a Ma me ngress tome f ¢ tman was tir ill bos ; L. Hess Aral be pede ity acquaintance proved to be unsatisfactory in ak act |held In Maccabee hall by the strik- Were arrested by Patrolmen Scot A t c g. endless C.D, Chr a plain) with the Christmans . ‘ r ers mand and Risley for speedin row. It time su wa : : é character and the girl found her- [)¢.,- a little 4 years old Jers, a set of demands framed, and |@2d R t 5. thing ha red 12 | wea eu Rott ore In pre ' Mra. Christman could offer self alone in a foreign city with oe ree of the Seat-|organization effected. The strik Another accident in the univers- ven vee 7 earne $18 aw Rogers a plenitude of sympa ho aha aha dabad trust Tae Sit iiss hoogg the Wateomeiionsi ‘cesar Gil within six blocks of | gress oft " - r - P thy out f the dreariness of her An appeal to the. American fl Saito on teahon Mactan Mae eees nea Take ce Hatt iny Weeta Gas be: | Oerats ar ed with ¢ stre € ng at uiring,| own heart. Rogers could well consul saved her and she sailed est ffices of a kindly, |Shingle industry Saturday night when Mrs. Ms D z ‘ ‘ 7 he eod b | pla! and is getting only $ sympathize with Mrs. Christ home. Pebibesing Apes on the journe ? me — Ella Guignon suffered a broken leg | ieday , e th a t cso a If you ean offer any ald, please | WASHINGTON BENNETT |and cuts about the face. She was } a ho rt e, a dese ement,” # Mrs. ¢ tman And the friendship of these ane = ; veanicate with elther Mrs, De|CLARK, 23, son of Speaker Clark, run into by a machine driven by the | t th all the " And 1 a ¢ ¢ occ ation two heart-hungry grew! FIGHT VAUDE Vil I K au 8 will comr - Mrs. Mason, care of the| 48 today appointed house parlia-|Archie Campbell, 22, at 56th st. h Throug ( ays Karl anda morning Rogers|be given at a ben mt or the Y.M./H or r be g The tele- | mentarian land 14th av. N. EL a aw th " ¢ He 1 " and Mrs. Christman were C. A. ball team, in the auditorium, |juventle departm | ¢ © th J, McLennan and John 1pon thé | esau = it ( on ni t Perhay complaint of C. D. Christina Cl eed LOTS OF PLACES LEFT TO |i dot € 1 asking a Mteral reckoning of ev- abdu « Mrs. Christma he R d | > opening Neo OW seed ee Mr. Reader, 7 rece (Geena eh ene ORE, SAY H r K mit bene 1 The Chr h fered | with the mot n the city jail, un Sa i EES “DISCOVERED SOUTH POLE atseaeencceaaeebait 4 Meet 6 ’ Big, yet lean tn bulld, and walk-,no end of them. There's Arabia, 1 ND NO } Ss ng with the trond of a seafaring one of the oldest known centers of | uddy faced Norwegian |ctvillzation, and yet less M 0. : H ett, iy way from the curb to the fifth of ft has been explored in this r. Usgar aR it I the g he ‘eek of the Hotel Washington this era of civilization. Only the Arabs | Hi diddie, diddie, 1 or ee ; in Sie @eaiae aD nee Ssormin know what exists in the unexplored | HB No flute and no fiddle, | az ak ot ti egg GOUO-BYE! FOR EVER | Yos,_of course, {t is unusual for sections, and they don't tell. The get But that can’t stop her a . ahs WE'VE GOT YouR tains to put in at the Hotel upper Amazon presents an uniimit in a Be f had apta 1 reeching grand opera ; BANKEY. -RULL |W ashington, but then ed field. And then It would be | ; { ‘ | | *oAvhae i | This happened to be Roald! worth while to search the Sargasso | Ht « the M Gar vd " f the south ens i} ' a i Amundsen, discoverer of the south s i den stuft at neighbor's | ; ° i I have not decided what I shall | The S i ) ‘ sis , Ay pono fellow, this Amundsen, no af-/do, after drifting across the north | he Star j rh yl t an to #a fectation, no self-importance, Just 1 in the Fram Vi wait til I | 1 Bale S |whole hearted good nature, and a across, ‘That's a Ilttle hobby | i i ' ; wart ot in his heart for news tting back from gne ee Hl | pape n I plan to go some very 1 i b) a wih All this talk about American re qin H 1 F ' he porters belng the worst on earth fs then frowned eh | | ‘ U i ron he I've made 72 It 1s good to go into far places i : | ’ t leetures in thi yuntry and met 72 and add the world's knowledge, | D ae 1 t : t | bunches of reporters, and I've only went on, “but it’s sad when | ay hal mi 1 bee ed once Fire away,” brave men fail, My expedition suc veel hast | te e | Sowing in er ley of question ceeded beyond all others to the | mae : H Dd | | ie nos ee ties srke hi 1 at him, he made south pole, in that I did not lose eb ; ; es ; ; hethor there/a man My gratification at having . ] afk ; | | Na ae 4 } xplore, Capt. Scott find and verify my rec | WHEN Ww , c « the il be “aay more places to r it bak ee ata ame Ka Z - IU NEIGHBOR GIRLS PIANO -~ wt tue boxex at THE Son 5 HAV 1 now that he has be mae the one ora ener Pe ean ee The Star guarantees over 40,000 paid i | wary and Cook left at the north to rack alive circulation. { | APPROACH 8 D | \ fo if HOLE INTHE GuARANToRs = | Peary an ia Captain Amundsen will lecture But that ® | drand thétapprosch of ak and BANK KOLL —-+- | Lots of Places Left uight, at the Metropolltan, on hi wet Hh bile cie : “4 fy seg hy ‘ e said, “why, there’s#exploration at the south == = Saw Mi} leaves & lovg, lie the oall of bed i Maka )