The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1913, Page 1

HEROES AT $35 A MONTH The wireless operators are deman a higher salary. 00 deserve Should thee r who grew #o used to staring Death out of ce ance be compelled to work for $9 a week? the story on page 10 SE¢ ro IGHT AND ATURDAY MODERATH SOUTHERLY THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE VOL ‘LE, WASH., FRIDAY, THE ST > This P Bt, Lighted Hf the Manag per File Here Are the Offices of the Bu one Exchange, Bookk Evtry Day Jesse faller it was ab A SECTION OF THE (ee i with the humor c you ot Shor this at the cit ' en he ex aine f ye has plue handke f tied CHICAGO = SS853.. zs iz sa $ am- Wptih o : “4 1 © > ‘ jors | ~ fh ard. ox awfully funny He enjoyed the hugely, His eves gleamed c theatrical Ete. 11 magnate t his former wife, dp dre file The Whole Front of the First Floor of The Star's Building Manager, the Advertising pers, Cashiers Cage. Beyond This Is the Circulati bers and One Exciusively for the Hundreds of Carriers This Picture Shows Part fn Department, With Two Entrances From the Outside, One Branch Agents and Newsb JESSE JAMES, IL. | ON THE WARPATH =: Considine; Says sxe dames teamed with good] ohRe 8: Boycotted wealthy Seat against his Room, Thirty by Sixty ts. Here Are the Desks and Rep the situation orters, With News APRIL The Editor's Office. 11, 1913. Composing Room on the Other oa This isn’t The Star one. The Star building rem« its equipment our Ve ” liked these way and th BUSINESS OFF Is Devoted to the Busine Manager, With His Co of the Contour Department Assistants, and the ys Who Call tarts deled midst” in| We of The Star it’s all over now Star is literally The n and off the whole The Star te equipment in n't ing, the only own building The accompanying The Star's plant and best ost sanitary Charge ay. Last through | ‘ caused a , H here to-| Chicago t Ke st 1. | Mack wa ' wed (6 ti ni luced dh le) tt ‘ te thelth a she said men, y did make an family . during these past fe 15——-NO. 37 ONE CENT NEWS STANDS Be THE SUFFRAGET BOSSES ing the women of the nation in a great campaign ne of the biggest issues of the day vvuxncaxe HOME EDITION Turn to page n, O Cc. Who a t Washingte 12 re they? This Adjoins the General News Room on One Side and the Next Comes the Art Room, Then the Sporting Editor's Room, and Beyond is The Star’ Morgue, Where Over Fifteen Thousand Valuable News Pictures Are Filed. |/THIS ISN'T THE STAR’S BIRTHDAY, BUT THE STAR CELEBRATES AR’S EDITORIAL ROOMS, BIG, LIGHT, AND AIRY This Giant of the Printing World, Assembled in More Than Nine Thousand Separate Pieces, Printed lits First Papers Yesterday, When Part of The Star's Edition Was Run Off by It but it’s just like s real birthday, off today on a new lap, its giant new press men, all the for the carpenters, rest of the w the all right, but awful lot to great diff have had eks under The Star’s hat is in the air yelling hip, hip hooray is s¢ improved and enlarged past six they did of dust press starts today. It of edition yesterday Today it goes to the today's and real issue. It tackled in every with its installed and depart- the painters, the men we wh have get i and noise give you came through with fl test does not boast of the biggest Seattle, hotel for the night. ° but in And it is pictures co - te does it can boast of the ern, and the most complete newspaper the whole Coast paper making all in The Star's « Seattle that show only a osing ghted in Seattle ‘ j Hull ler nishe nder 1¢ of quor ald m polled with girls ondition are b nea hall the girls were-bette fford better dance ment ROME, April was permitted to sf period this afternoon, | operate ot Daughter Sues GIRL TELLS PROBERS : OF DANCE HALL LIFE a iculties, but and The paper luled to run part ing of the colors. newspaper most mod plant m bui 1. in its il part the wn. where girls she added, furnishem the orking 1 the hall up { if id nd amuse fora brief Today It Tackled the Whole Editior If This Paper Reaches You Promptly Tonight, You'll Know That the ¢ Big Press This whole department is now decorated in pure white. Here T under them The v been changed convenience Ih the circulation ford and the employed carriers and separat ors and deal printers, ions as near the best paid in Seattle, wor - interior of the business departments has In stalled throughout, ¢ aking addition, In the press room, the three old store three ca has built balcony Throughce most as good as DEFENDS BOOST jj ones being kept in reser ads of paper epaintec which for lockers and a dre The Star for the big things of the future. That's why today is a!- sat ha aboaied been yut a real birthday. d the at besides the new press and one of , there is space to Wm. Corrle, of Los Angeles, more re nd afford rniture has be department more room has been af- rrangement ewsboys reach the department by is such that customers and Press Leased different counters. Keslow, of San Franc: This whole noth room in white, as well as a specially affords ng ro | We GAS CO, RATES | HOLD UP TRAIN; STEAL $122 000 11.—Dis. today how Gen. Pancho Villa, at the of 700 rebels, held up CHIHUAHUA, patches received Northwestern train bars, of bullion, pesos each. The bullion April here nat tell head & Mexican san Andreas, 25 miles west of here, and took 122 valu@d at 1,000 the property of the Dolores Mining Co., an American concern, messengers and [killed in the fight, six Two express others were employes ample room “spick and span,” and ready Map Is Free | Every person who ships goods of any kind should take advantage of The Star’s offer and get one of the new Parcel Post maps, contain- | ing complete map of the State of Washington, map of the United States and Panama Canal, with all information as to the Parcel Post, its rates, what can and what cannot be shipped, locations and populations of towns and cities and all information. Subscribe for The Star for one year at its regular rate of $3.25 and we will send you one of these maps free of | charge. Don’t delay, but get busy on this, for there are only a few of these maps left, and you may be too late if you put it off. ° GUAYMAS, April 11.—John o, and two sailors on the U. S. cruiser California, are dead here today, and three of their shipmates wounded, following a street fight in Mazatlan Wed- } nesday. “Came mareeate 1 and affor reater w fur ire h een in- Ms have been redecorated. Several Mexican po- licemen were wounded in trying to arrest the sailors. The affair is being investigat- ed by Admiral Cowles, com- mander of the fieet, who is here with the flagship California, He has sent a full account of the matter to the navy department, | READ LETTERS This Parcel Post| ! FuaTH Cast s,ELLINGHAM, WASH ui W cers of t nuit he reed D. M urdin When ‘cour nd Jacob ker, on t aiding Sch chrick following nes | —«D ker b April 16 cLean, whe to continue Andrews, R. V and Daniel Kelleher, the he Seattle Natic witnesse letters Thur April 11, resumed an, of It. ling ondence the Tus Furth, the 1. here, er to »wledge of er’s bank. the brief unlap, re k, which » and ) assisted @ the cases Ankeny other offi- onal bank, hould have sufficient time other in view of Schricker’s refusal to testify PANTS NEXT, GIRLS WASHINGTON, April sers for ‘ous! Hemmick, 4 worki pr he ng women ‘oportioned »bble style, Mrs. Ch Washington M ‘Trou and wide, ® skirts in are advo- ris@n D. society AF os