The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1913, Page 1

FAIR TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY A RS. HOUSEWIFE, do you know \ what the new tariff is going to do for you in your kitchen? Ida Tar- writer, tells world-famous bell, the you today, on page 3 It’s a discus- gion of the tariff, written in a new way. It will interest you. V UME 15 i NO, 4¢ SEATTLE, WASH,, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1913, FROST TONIGHT; MODERATE WESTERLY W The Seattle Sta THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE onTn nmWws ONE CENT WIRELESS OPERATORS ON STRIKE: EXPECT TO PARALYZE COAST SHIPPING HBAVY \ HEN Tommy Murphy _ got through pummeling Ad Wol- gast, former lightweight champion, at San Francisco Saturday, Wolgast’s face was a sight. The first pictures of the fight, published on page 2 of this issue, show how badly beaten Wol- gast was HOME EDITION PRESIDEN WARNS CALIFORNIANS 91300 MEN TO QUIT. ] PLACES? 22.—A THAT TWENTY-FIVE CENT GAS RATE a FRANCISCO, April the Wireless Operators’ SA strike of gion, involving 300 operators of the fgntire Pacific coast, was called to- day as a result of a failure of all ef- | forts to reach a compromise with | the Marconi company The operators are asking for a| wage of $50 per month. They now receive from $35 to $45. | J. R. Irwin, commercial superin- tendent of the company, more than two hours after the strike was called, declared he knew noth Y ing of it. He said his company was not affected in the least The strike order followed an un- quccessful attempt by members of the Wireless Telegraph Operators’ union, a representative of the gov-| and officials of the Mar-| reach an Marconi g ernment, toni Telegraph Co., agreement on the demand for an increase in wages. ¥ to and he water front t operators belonging to the that the strike had been orde They expect the strike wil shipping all along the Coast > ni federal law demands that all boat s| carrying passengers have licensed| n @perators aboard. PUBLIC IS GIVEN After Millionaires PLAN TOGET | sop TARIFF REPORT for Trafficking in CONSUMERS’ m i ne x Los puis ag Girls "MONEY BACK | submitted their repor LOS ANGE 8 wealth nor his position can da: to the pub WHY IS IT? Who got that mysterious $5,000 out of which King county was hoodwinked when Commissioners Hamilton and Rutherford held meeting, without notifying C ommis- a quiet : \ law, ac as tebort and assertion of Chief of Police} Srey stoner iv Kenzie, and paid $15,000 for the ue a. ates! Werpet Tomar digs’ Gained: thax he ot in ite attem docksite which Mrs. Clericus that same day The democr informath verride the dictatorial sold for $10,0002 © atate public servic * * * chatte! ring here, - Where are the new kK ing county road in n put We city Commissioner Hamilton's district for which z f deficiency MERCER BLAND r from putting the new machinery and repair bills have cost the In thi ort statistics of the cost cent mi im rf into tm 4 a " co efert. ef living are given. It le declared pe sg es realm taxpayers $131,000? Where are these mysteri- the cost of all products nave In- y Tho onsumera who have been || ys roads, of which there is no trace on the creased 46.7 per cent since 1897. Rosenberg. gouged will have to make separate Md. a monk laitms upon the comp ficial records} have “Tut the aituation In differ re nee COP ARRESTS A CAT tl Fat et son has | mpeaivied st! from pein | Malek eitl ee idille evi oldest le Why was Hamilton's friend, Notice, permit- Mrs. Mary Dia d, who said A score of police department |were out cruising up the 1 “We will inalet,” said Pierce Tues: Fred to collect more than his contract called for some one was t be tl are combing the city nie boene On Pabes's vetat day, “that the company immediately s cS "hy apace > a into her room Cacy ter contain pits whe, ae |e a sie rye Hp ee ye cease collecting the Sdcent rate, or fin the burial of paupers? Why was he al-}} Ap ding to information gathered | °°" ag, tcl jelse put up a bond pending appeal J) s em eon oe > Lee ee et eeuticn’ et : (Monday events se attcame court whan enn pLowWed £0 colle ct for burials never made in the nt | charges against the Rosenberg is Wyman and Green of | guarantee a refund of the extra 25 I porrer's field? 0 | woman, have been debauched ra Cyrene and Fortuna,|cents to the consumers in case a a ie joked at the station as “re by the operations of the alleged Lesch! park.|Judge Albertson's decision is af eased on own recognizance 4 ‘i 4 rushed he|firmed by the higher court.” , ’ Face no 7 " aohy, icinad Cat t See rain court | oitiaay: ave Eons Waa Towne to bel”. While: (ue Gomes Kan disnceedi of Why wasn’t the crematory contract, % hich Dear tie papery ms Rae StNW AOS Damennmees | Ne » the T netted Mrs. H.S. Notice some $8,140, submit- pitched tn save the household | cc > eae . * , : ’ : goods, The and the con r we Friday Pred to competitive bids? Why did Commis- tents of the h morning consumer ° . | in vere. destroyed and a loss | tect Psioners Hamilton and Rutherford award that 4,000 # sustain wh h Councth Wardall and hite tha (6 tran Ateovered sl eaca uae stilitiae @anmetient wilt acid ontract at a quic : meeting to which McKen- RibseG SerY eit WHO. WAR DSMDsring| tenn PAS chenees to 20 ante, ate Mat nO IA UTeE tel is men ____ {the nam , 0 bigger « as 4 ark Wh te oy Rutherford ty 3 W. Di . H ny w it that Kutherjora ts paying out = oman isguises erself gee Negress and CITY GETS NEW unty money for rights-ofavway for a road, - of ou o ne ve C Follows Houseboat a Thousand Miles After e Snoqualmie-Redmond, which has not been Former Lover ais Had Stolen Her qoanaiete) MARKETS FREE chore? ee tse | Louts gave Allan a le PORT HURON, Mich., April 22. i pape & her daughters to ; EER ‘ " ‘ ttre: Rees Allan, a pretty 8 Rod) aks caulk ae ee Pill be: antared into Why is it that new machi nery, purc hase d by Louis widow, has taken her two iit Hiring a fast of public works. in I CO ommisstoner Hamilton, required repair bills ] tle daughters from her former lover mothe and the elt with the Public fs P atk’ 9 after as thrilling and picturesque a 16 Department Stores totaling 75 per cent of the original cost? chase as ever was written in a iy J. M. Colman Co oe ht nove aaa ch will provide {pal market She foliowed a houseboat from : Ey naions f ten ars’ free , i) Eliviiis to Paduoah, Ky. and Lapin torppbdngey to the Pike war WHY? from there to St. Louls. In the! hela oe ket. The leases au 48 ing at were her daughters, with ; by the ec 1} Monday when Coun-| = ‘ ' guardian, Wiiliam Abar, ’ climan yle's bills were ap: ing HG StHten” powmaision. of the ir ved | proved while a single at The first lease gives the si and gee ot Mere * have atarted fo x14 feet north Pike at, on “ bit 1 1 the west side of Pike plac rhe| ale ne e le Pike place and Pine st b f + od Conn man Ma 6 t T i r lishing a comfort Ry United F Ve By United Preas Leased Wire ‘ bar Aged ¢ and Westlake VANCOUVER, Wa April SALEM, Or April 22.—W. H erent. ating, { Aitan lained int “t al market Frank Anthony, who escaped from igher, chapel guard ihe: tats . A “" fe 1 » much of + Aiko passed the guard house at Vancouver Bar tO ry a a Erkea a i Aa ty, T ' I let bim take the chifdren BIG LINER IS ASHORE|"*!* Friday after t weetheart |. juries inflicted by Henry Bangert ity b t : m | Oh t felt h relatives H jhad begulled the guard, Private Kar onvink Ww) Tabbed Wi le t tra 1 t né e them batk to me, a HAMBURG, April Becoming into laying down hia rifle, was |* COnviet Who stabbed him tn the a wa aking some excuse to keep unmanagenble while being towed| recaptured nt Monroe ‘na abdomen with a rudely-contrived ® { them from me. So I started after off hore for her official trip, thelirought here today. He ndor | Knit a have ‘ 1 them, At Chicago I learned be had! Hamburg-American Imperator | i Super nde Lawson had or vd “ah : ‘ gone to Louisville broke ‘away’ fromthe tuga,, and, | ‘eotence! ob enewear fon insubordl:) a atahen to remove: / Banger ] a er ¢ t the At Paducah | found him and his swinging crosswise into the river,) nation, Guard Karley and five sol- |“ : . 7 tres r e fooled. Shefwite. He was married all the time stuck in the mud today. The ef-|diers and civilians are implicated tn |f™ the prison yard on account o * ew wyer and a judge wholthe was going with me, and I never |forts of #ix tugs failed to dislodge|the plot to make Anthony's escape | the latter's @trange action, Bangert 4 ut t,at Port Huron, felt differently than d the St. suspected it, jher. She js undamaged, possible, ‘is belleved to be demented, ASSERTS JAP LAND MEASURE INVOLVES "HONOR OF COUNTRY ably draw in question of the United “Invidious discrimination will in the treaty the government States.” obligations of any discrimination in this case.” “IT register my very earnest and respectful protest against | } | “If they (the people of California) deem it necessary to exclude all aliens from land ownership, they can do so alon | lines already followed in laws of other countries, even includ- ing Japan herself."—Excerpts from President Wilson’s final warning to California in the alien land law dispute. ASK WILSON TO KEEP HANDS OFF “I speak on the assumption, which | am sure is well found ‘ | ed, that the fp © of Califor. n ealed Preside sentatives—and that the repre falien legislation in | sentatives neither wish nor in f | tend—in any circumstances, to Re; er declared pres embarrass the government of ent t his state nation there in Chinese ex- the United States in its deal ings with a nation with which It has most earnestly and cor dially sought to maintain rela- tlona of genuine friendship and good will and that, least of all, do they desire to do anything which might impair treaty ob: ligations or cast doubt on the honor and good faith of the na- sulted Pro was stion of white another of the charges against the Japanese by Raker. also recited their encroach. nt upon agricultural commun- les, declaring were cheap- ening the land slavery tion and government. President Wilson asked the “Therefore, | appeal in the Californ!: today to produce utmost confidence to the peo- statistics, asserting the matter ple, the governor and the legis required serious attention. lature of California, to act In the matter now under consider. ation In a manner that cannot, duty as chief executive of the from any point of view, be nation, but also, and more read- fairly challenged or called in ily, because | believe the peo- question ple and the legislative authori- “If the deem it necessary ties of California will generous to exclude all aliens who have ly respond in a moment to a not declared their intention to matter frankly presented to become citizens from the priv- them as a question of national ilege of land ownership, they policy and a question of nation- can do 80 along lines already | followed in the laws of many other states and foreign coun- al honor, If they have ignored this point of view it is, | am sure, because they did not real- tries, Including Japan herself ize what and how much was Invidious discrimination will in- involved.” evitably draw in question the Preside Secretary over the amento Johnson's situation be gone inte treaty obligations of the gov- ernment of the United States. “1 register my very earnest and respectful protest against | any discrimination in this case, not only because | deem it my |'GOVERNOR DEFENDS _ HIS STATE’S aati: is considerin an alien land no 1 tory, Cali singled out for cising the same an attack for exer eht which he says has been exer ed by many states and by the nited States as well H ed to anti-alfen land ws Washington, Minnesota, nd- Miss Kentucky, Oklahe and Texas, and a United States statute aC the holding of land in ion of the tion of its peo || Get a Fine Parcel Post Map Free! | | | H The Star has arranged, for a limited time, | to give a fine Parcel Post Map free with each | yearly subscription at the regular price of $3.25. 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