The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1913, Page 1

i STAR WINS ITS FIGHT TO SEND SPEED FIENDS TO JAIL PROBABLY FAIR TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY; LIGHT VARIABLE WINDS, MOSTLY NORTHERLY gust about the time the Council passed . Griffiths ail-for-speeders ordinance, TTPoODAY we print on page 3 a very inter- at Griffiths introduc 4. another asking for an 3 ; esting letter asking that Seattle ac- | Jition to t municipal bastile Now quire an aquarium in which to show the Wh rare memt © genus pisces to the Se- 4 ihat’s our of a man of judgment. THE 0} , z oo INLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE HOME EDITION VOL, 15—NO. 34 SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1913 ONE CENT fiwe stands te attle public. Step aboard! WILSON SWEEPS ASIDE PRECEDENT--TALKS TO CONGRESS FACE T0 FACE | "Em J hat’ Tari ] h Knell for M ly Tells "Em Just What’s What on Tariff Question; Sounds Deat nell for Monopoly |} ; : —e —_ ft i “Cons: iously or unconsciously, we have built up a set of privileges and exemptions from competition behind which it was easy by any, even the crudest, forms of combination to organize monopoly; until at last Me ! nothing is normal, nothing is obliged to stand the tests of efficiency and economy in our world of big business, but everything thrives by concerted arrangenent. Only new principles of action will save us from a aay) final hard crystallization of monopoly and a comple te loss of the influences that quicken enterprise and Keep independent energy alive. We must abolish everything that bears even the semblance of privilege.” — i ii President Wilson. a | eal | For the first time since the Spar bination to organize tariff duties henceforth laid jm hearer Ban i n war, Admiral Dewe until His face was paler than i { t last nothing t# normal must be effective corm loor of the house, a priv abolish everything the whetting of American wits frst time ! ’ usual as he read from his mare vk that ; ike United 8 ‘ fed him by congress. even the semblance by contest with the wits of the uscript. The message was TE ere : , . En route to the capitel, Pree of privilege or of any kind of rest of the world typewritten on emails inconapie- Deo = he elngs in a com-| artificial advantage, and put It re but a Ittle over eight | th uous strips paper. sed | Iden ge, p 1 . f ©. After this pleasant] ah beget ineleted that Jim » which they Will be re— our business men and pro- mit ne president to make first few words Wilson's voice { I shall fee! quite nor-| ™Y Sloan, chief of the secret adjust themselves ducers under the stimulation of |b pening remarke de was husky, but it cleared rap- ian r dealings with one an. service men at the White clear to the whole country] a constant necessity to be ef b essage to congress idly | i House, ride on the seat with tariff duties must be} ficient, economical and enter as he had finished reading, \ Most of the senators nodded ft > him Instead of on the front They must t He their approval of his remarke } # changed to} prising, masters of competitive | returned to the W n in tho} eupremacy, better workers and dings ec was re as he spoke, and smiled out ntly his| right as he mentioned the low i seat with the hoauffeur radical! alter In his message Wilson sald, in of our ce Ufe merchants than any In the evi p | Dart yuntr nessedf world, Aside from the duties the fact that tariff. ; he said x | “I have called co an together at gene lald upon articles which we do 4 | th ling with an execu-| The protectionists were plainly, ‘fg to ad-) pust ash |in extraordinary ses because a y or 8 not, and probably can not, pro- (to their own r\tive who believed his cause a just | displeased. Sen. Lodge sat ghee etly, and)|for se duty was laid upon the party now suilt up a set of pri duce, therefore, and the duties | trannacting busine one. The pr ent was inclined to|twirling his fingers, his face ha © pres | brough in power at the recent elections/and exemptions from competition? tald upon luxuries and merely adjourned t be a trifle but he alized jand set » other republicans moving pic-| which it ought to perform prompt 1d which {t was easy by any,j for the sake of the revenues | The 5 te was re-|that he was delivering the r age | plainly # 4d themselves under @ lson'a visit. ly, in order that the burden carried! even the crudest, forms of com-, they yleld, the object of the garded by congress as one of the to the people at large rather than|strain du add . WHAT'S THE | ANSWER? King county paid $8,147.50 for ex- huming 3,260 bodies of pauper dead, and their delivery to the crematory, in 39 days. State Examiners Tatro and Lieben, in an official report on file at Olympia, say that “the task of disinterring 3,260 bodies from graves averaging 214x5x6 MOSS LS TO INCLUDE MUSIC COURSE IN STUDIES *f the years could al! come back ;the home than we have been cred and my children were again Dechoct age. | say, gentlemen of ihe board, | would be here protest imp fighting with all the power in me, fighting unyletdingly lapinet any rule to compe! my chi fren to take up algebra and Latin SMS ay Bens : ir wae a ee feet seems insurmountable” in that ‘i Bag: number of days. pes sic @ What is the answer? ¢ ge The contract for this $8,147.50 was awarded by County Commissioners Hamilton and Rutherford, without bids, at a quiet meeting, to which County nae Bre Commissioner David McKenzie was not "ie ie invited. The meeting was not held ona gc: + en ; regular business day of the county com- ‘ toe i missioners. IT WAS HELD ON SAT- cial ce a th URDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1912, THE mart. breake aa 1 thie renee SAME DAY HAMILTON AND RUTH- ERFORD PURCHASED A DOCKSITE FROM S. H. BARBEE, WHEREBY THE COUNTY WAS STUNG TO THE TUNE OF A MYSTERIOUS $5,000. The contract was handed to one J. H. Mendenhall, who described himself as manager of the American Contracting Co., a company of no fixed identity. Just how Mendenhall got wise to the | crematory contract, although no bids were advertised for, is one of those curi- ous mysteries which a grand jury might clear up. MENDENHALL, HOWEVER, DID NOT COLLECT THAT $8,147.50. MRS. FRANCES M. NOICE GOT THE MONEY THROUGH AN ASSIGN. MENT OF THE CONTRACT TO HER. | MRS. NOICE IS THE WIFE OF THE FORMER COUNTY UNDERTAKER, H. S. NOICE, THE POLITICAL ALLY th t 3 NEGROES FIGHT we’ OVER WHITE WOMAN SACRAMENTO, April &.—As the of a quarrel over two white Moxle a& negro, and Albert Burk is in the hos n his BRS 8% & DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE | OF GRAFT IN GARBAGE ‘ure t | tlon of | AND WARM CHUM OF COUNTY : | COMMISSIONER HAMILTON. A res ble ; ° © mwe 1 — All evidence of the exact number cre- es r mated has been destroyed. 1, “should f SELECT JURY IN STAR WINS ITS FIGHT Oo POPE STRICK ' | The state examiners find that “THE om ” IMPRISON SPEED FIENDS; | | COUNT WAS, ONLY MADE BY ed y | ’ AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UN- | Soe NEW ORDINANCE PASSED DERTAKER| AND “THE MAN. IN SSS : | CHARGE OF THE CREMATION.” \ f bie 1A t Forced by an overwhe SO ee ee On ee carain| ROME, April &—Deolered to In many cases the bones of several frier ( Scha anke ; sat i ee + and not over $100, after the first) be suffering from an acute at bodies were placed in one box and thus : , men ‘ : offense. tered back to| t2ck of Bright's disease, Pope cremated. The ashes of different bod- fte i yesterday fe r es other, occastor t was referred back Pius was suddenly stricken z ae vs 7: wilt not after a mouth's delay, in their) the with sickness again this morn- | ies were surreptitiously mingled in a tomo The ex hurry. to -pass- the. Grittithe pent Ing, according to rellable In- heap upon the floor, and the labeled ord ta being caretall = a formation. A high fever ac- ° te as * eh 1S Deis, Sere amended by the publie pagcesidteek a cormpantes. tie poll a a identifications of the ashes in the rece; dstenne c with alarm” the Hie condition Is growing tacles in the county crematory are noth- ir I 1 unant featur | se this afternoon, according y y ans ‘ eature, worse this alte Ps : ; R d sabe C or discus ath of Little Dorothy West| to a report. At 3:30 p. m.,, ing but ghastly lies. : Mr. eader, on xh w committee appoint.’ brought the speed menace straight) Rome time, Dr. Marchiafava, “The whole transaction,” says the {Hi the University district mass home to the council, after the! ¢h chief Vatican doctor, . ; ' ciy | mimi ES ty Dal been surred: up Ohi again called. He remained state report, “from letting the contract ite Ke i nd a ma ng had been held . ; +b ’ s Pay A : : ar The Star : Wy HHL Met cde in attendance on him through- ment of y sen F post = Proof ie ly ouncilman Griffiths wa ° ight and this morning. " f, is beyond understandin: ; i 5 know how the city jail can be out the nig thereof, is bey’ 8. il ; Mr. Skygack WE ue pemetateldpalipealy og) be VeLaie eas tice that ite IT 18 BEYOND UNDERSTANDING he passage of jie il to give motor will come up before Judge Gordor pontiff's temperature, was 100 NOW. BUT MAYBE A GRAND JURY j R ’ the olty ,ail, he now hes a reso- El giznitying an intention to help| tere auent two" houre at the COULD CLEAR IT UP. ey That $ | lution in the council directing correct the speed abuse, the Seat) pontiff's bedside this morning Uppers patie poe F | a ie athay, ll des ue Matore yele club has recommend and were crying when they left 2 8 ~ meen ‘ih — repe neans to m = 6 stme of.one of its icar (—— 7 — — : = All HARTFORD, Conn., April 8. || the jail olgger, and to provide Sheer in Moura, a4 aie lal po SS Vases U. 8. ARMY AVIATOR EXPECT RELEASE Piel —The amendment to the feder: better sanitary cond tions. lice officer, The couneil ratified SUFFRAGE BEATEN paras ED IN FALL! \ { = | Gf constitution. providing for Tho resolution was referred tolane appcintiient | ; 2 Is KILL OF MRS. PANKHURST i He . -_ i the direct election of U. S. sen a committee, “H Ay Un Proms ed W LONDON, April 8.—G Ly; 40 RMR. SKYGACK I | ators became effective today . AGAIN IN MICHIGAN SAN DIEGO, April 8.—Lleut. Rex rere Ms is oy a are i RS — - ‘ was her refusal to par } ish yaon when the legislature ratified | PNHALES GAS; DIES) anerrorr, Sor 8.—Incomplete | Chander U. & aviation Serpe, fod’, the release of Mira! {Rui mm MaRS~ the amendment. Connecticut |meeting had prepared to make a reled crhar teh By Me cl erete | tiled In_a hydro-aeroplane acc ident Yankhuret, the militant yt ure made the 36th’ etate to ratify |Vigorous fight for it iw Davao h @apart- | Pet hi Ne art today. The machine was being enced eat a | in \ . — | the amendment, this number | As the bill now stand ‘ : \ 1 him ae Eeatanie aati f driven by Lieut, Louis H. Brereton isonment for tne! Oa: | making it operative tional ht add pe bee mi ms : si einpsdor eae ° ee lwho was taken to a hospital not A ynamiting of Lloyds i The Star Guarantees More Than 40,000 JOHN HAY PARI D| both 0 =a vt i be pee eda aald Ghandien Waa drownadilinwae pBben wah ceriee Pee, i a Paid Circulation Six Days in Every Week ete oe. y Mt [Judge to Impose both a jall sentence /Pittsburx, has been In poor health|gressives. Most of the countios in-|Lleut. Chandler came here from today. A rc on preparer ( o'clock. “ef : ; [and a fine, not exceeding 40 days and has met with financial losses, creased their adverse suttrage vote, jNew Orleans. jfor her at a hospital, P