The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1913, Page 1

FAIR ‘TONIONT TO DATE = D) VOLUME NO, 70 15 1913, SEATTLE, WASH.; TUESDAY, MAY 20, HAT SHAMELESS HUSSY MISS MORN COMES TO TOWN; POSES IN 2ND AVE. WINDOW WHERE ALL MAY SEE By Fred L. Boalt ok who's here! Can it be It can’t be—! But its, S$ a al =) cata MISS MORN OF CHICAGO Miss Sept M ago. : She has ju e shameless hussy. She r t but abashed, she actually in it una dl mB before us, where all see She is altogether toc ete Fou do not know Miss Morn, of Chieago? You wouldn't to meet the la But you have heard of her surely gotorious Miss M > Goodness gt ' A pretty how-de-do she raised a back in Chica Paul Chabas-painted her. She won gold medal aris salon in 1912. The Paris critics, wretches, said s was Art : ay D But she isn’t. On the we 4 Sergeant Jerr} Sullivan the Chicago police depart and Chicago postmas- , Miss Morn is very fa be a perfect lady A A Chicago art dealer d ed a print of Miss Morn in Me store wind! Sergeant Jerr livan saw it. He ar- the dealer PF She is Art,” protested thé dealer said the sergeant, “with- ) “She is a shameless fee male, reen grocers, s looked ing ina N st eGuilty” in the nude and s ipocatain lake i Mie art dealer's case Bat the city council passed an ordinance bracketing nude With indecent cabaret music, a rbi them both 1 f ft 25 to $ or t nse fa penalty $25 ro $100 for each And the postma thade the publi n of Miss Morn the catalogue of a Chicago pr g house : J They made it too h 1 Ch » for Miss Morn. She ew. And now s in S and y ~~ sh—but « you don'th-tn all anc ot. the Globe 907 window o us timid fond av. wa is better than no covering at An@ spring f the air is chill year, anil the a , a a lady—even a lady with Sigs ae Morn's Hiful form—shott!d cho to stand, nt and shivering, iY mountain lake on a chilly echesnber morning, when tbe wearing rubber hip-boots and a sweater, 1s more mB we can understand ’ there she stands, in that Second av. window, gre determined to go and sce her, standing there ipobably. nothing that we can say or do to prevent you She ig there, the minx, and we are helpless LOW PRISONER TURNS | HN PRESIDENT OF TRUST and if there | | le | | AND WHDNMESDAY; The Seattle Star THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE b asia how great was the respect in which Flagler was held. p e find virtues he ae) |great and greatly beloved. y | c $ a a business early, because she was mentally sick and the animal in him demanded a ounger, plumper, more beautiful woman. He devised the rebate system under which the Standard Oil Co. obtained the grasp of a thief and oppressor upon all who must use petro- leum or its by-products. to young men simply because he is dead is a stupendous folly toward society to the Prodocers ¥ ized ac LIGHT WESTERLY WINDS SURE THING 20%) ony, <r “4 Ad ad HOME EDITION ONE CENT Si'wa'srasns, 3 Henry M. Flagler, inventor of Standard Oil rebates and political Oss i F lorida, is dead today at his Palm Beach home of heart failure. here is going to be a magnificent funeral, to show to our rising News- apers will extol his wealth, referring to him as a self-made man, an xample to the ambitious young men of our nation. Some minister will for him and laud them, that the rising generation may ave stronger regard for virtue. A costly monument will be erected ver his dust, that coming generations may believe that he was truly And it will all be a lie! This man Flagler was a poor lad. He went into the son-in-law marrying a rich girl, whom he divorced when powerful FLAGLER. rushed and ruined hundreds of independent refiners and shippers, and In 1887, as a gambler in the nation’s foodstuffs, he caused a nation-wide financial panic, with its ruined homes, bankruptcies and suicides, betrayed half his business friends, and made 10,000,000 profit for the Standard crowd. He browbeat or purchased the legislature and congressional representation of a whole state, perpetrating, amongst other blasphemies against God and man, a change in Florida laws lunder which he could divorce the wife whose money had given him his early start He was a self-made man, made so by brutal! treatment of his wife and barbarous selfishness ltoward all others. To do the least thing i in giving him honor or holding him up as an example and a crime gainst humanity. The truth is mighty and will prevail, but not while lies are accepted as the basic coin by the newspapers and their public. Rancher Thinks He Has Found |POLICE AT SAN DIEGO PUT reas Star today For humane “at well as other rea Sta : Rees Miss September Morn partial |The Star i| Reason for pe Cost of Living | red But ma ah Ba Bae A. neher of i rr, who 18 5 Te suff Ke as we th te she miay not Paul has @ejtten to bis attor Aastotant “gyre " “pat 8 le. Even a ney Gallagher, here, telling » sened to his ap B Art. Bat she is, we hop at a Gallagher bere tein Be ee Fruit Co The sale price $202.77 * The fruit company mailed Paul a c ount of the cha * against that § _ SAY THEY FEAR LYNCHING together with ar item 2.77 total, Here are the {tema $ 90.55 BULLETIN man and her two companions a 3.80 | SAN DIEGO, May 20— ey Re tes ee eae | ion. ey would have been Commi Lhe Emma Goldman and Or. Ben lynched within an hour had we Storage and insurance 3 Reitman, her manager, were not taken them into custody. Packing ; 50.40 placed on board the 1:10 Santa What we will do with them will Fe train here today and sent north. They were guarded by @ strong detachment of police depend entirely on what they do and on the way the citizens act. |! understand the Goldman 7.89 Total ‘ Paul's check for the difference came to $4.88! | and were followed to the rail woman has attorne: here.” oA RRA NNTES | way station by a mob of sev- Immediately after Issuing the erai thousand. They had con- statement, Manney went to po- ‘GIRL KILLED BY sented to leave if given pro- lice headquarters, where sev- tection, eral hundred men had gathered. Most of them carried tin horns, | _ SAN DIEGO, Cal., May 20— | which they were blowing | Fearing they would be lynched | within an hour after their ar- rival, police arrested Emma HUMAN FIEND -: Grunt |Fire in School! PITTSBURG, May 20— Jing gu sees for Prench,| Goldman, anarchist leader; Dr. Belted Prose teased Wire, ab found the witne: _eagererg Ho Search for a fiend who out- [a six-foot 1 n, covered) Ben Reitman, her manager, T M h L ti OSTON, May 20.—A stagger the planted > hae y raged and strangled to death over fac ‘ dy with coarse halr and Wm. Gerke, advance man, oo uc a in Wow was dealt today to the are ready to take t ef oe | Grace Johnson, a pretty 14 . all b Police are looking| @t 4 o'clock this morning, as @ William Wood, mu , chat Beecneinaied year-old girl of Trafford, near | for his circus | they stepped from the train, nik he oe bg ee ee a session ' ha » that | here, Is on today throughout : | They came nere from Los An- a Sonne ns, 2 Cambridge dogithe dynamite, but ha Po- | geles and had been adv; all the adjacent country. RODMAN TAKES A BRACER geles a a ee ertised hand co-defendant with Wood Wood and Atteaux were ignorant of lice, state mounted constabu- | | ae | to lecture tonight. Frederick Atte: wealthy | his plans lary, and sheriffs’ posses with “BRIGHT } The last time they were in San facturer of tex mill acces Co described a meeting he| | Paw! Chabas’ Great Painting. “September Morn.” Note the Petticoat cisedteanie are aiding In the | a Diego, during the |. W. W. trou eam trial hére on charges of} had with Breen in Boston. He as ia __Painted on by The Star Artist search he Bill pS ea bles, Miss Goldman was escort- ait! m to help t itceaadl cycle f pant dynamite to Als cot t'sertéd Breen ask i ge wieced whe | The girl's body was found in | poaman Law. the ed out of town, and Reitman lawrence textile strikers, testified )in a certain matt some bushes by the roadside. [iy / 00h an open draw into the river} Was taken out on the desert, PB the prosecution wth Wood | agreed cont ag She was cold In death, and [6 tne “movies | tarred and feathered and turned ee. Comores by goal Sopra Breen was | torn clothing and other ev 6 « loose. dente thanawed $2 desertion. two men ce gape ‘ dences showed that before b>- | MODEL HUSBAND LOSES | Within a very few min- hack bey ca app ro District Attorney Pellatier opened |handed a bund eA ~ em ng cnelved 06 Genk, Ce nee ee ta was | utes after they were placed in [Cenk by Means of t S session with a startling left Breen lp heed Largs on the oat been cruelly outraged. 1‘ AGO, Ma Being a mod-| the city jail, the first of a cite inne g ti nag age mea at pet Wood pala aage oer sd att | The news spread like wi Rien’ atpende | izens’ committee appeared. A | asa 6 “\ stand ready to prove,” he | We went to the depot reen hand. fire throughout the district, | Poslyn, (wi billy projected from his hip } 4, “that Wood paid John ed me 4 ticket for Lawrence. || | | and all last night Infuriated Seaalel Can eatiaee a Ge pocket. He proceeded to call |[** kek eRK RK Ke kk & ond who planted the dyna sald we must not be seen together | citizens searched the country, ee up his friends and within a few |* GREEN POSTCARDS NOW. & Be Lawrence I also have ‘on the'trs | rie ghaad. tery (thie afterno - ts the pant £4 beara determined, if the fiend could Weta hours a good-sized vigilance |* | WASHINGTON, D. ¢ ay a be rh ae ing to al be found, to take summary |), with TRIPLE JINX committee was hovering about Pe cards will % pes apis ge pane Ts oe Aatome evident “Rumors about the| vengeance the vicinity of the station like these ® ‘Poor Burglars bile hike. into Commissioner Ham L” one 45 tee ct that It Is believed that If he Is HACKENSACK, N After a conference with Chief | * countries. % ton's road district to make a per- both Nolce and Gould hav sought captured a lynching, oF poss Jas the date of its t Wilson, Admiral Manney, su. | * : irvine ri jsonal ins ee erget yy acy dy whe tte a sg: bes Ne the following statement: * a * sabes } highways. on whi approx \ a Nii eo 4 : “We arrested Emma Gold. [KR RR RRR KARE RARE RR The pay checks, amounting cojiate and where, it ie char the NESS child cs = = $1,500, were expected May 15 ye | county was asked to pay about nd Se aes Bros, at Cedar Falls, ‘hated at) $5,000 per m OUR CHICKENS LOADED the delay conference was held this mor 1 ater c: cendar| fe: t two energetic rept 9g reek fae by Judge Ronald, Prosecuto wactions affecting the| y | : rs knew naught of the biteh. | sc shy and Comm er Hamilton pur of property on Lake Union | Ol I © un nded Monday night to | Murphy and comm ; he nena | ener tet r r Ht w up the safe just as though It] O00 u4 He had | ok Ot er eee onay 100g nd that snug little bag of /PiNCO Jay after.|you had vis ae ec og rouge hg 1 7 enough, and that you ere re | ter Wasa before a an hour | @nough, | Is P They got just $11, and now Sher-| 40 porenoon to give jury Monday! Mrs, Lill with it Fe Ry United Preas Leased Wire ff Cudihee’s men are looking for| aay (orem a Miters Chisath, baldutb have ps 04 When Attorney Snyder, tor the) ig a paNe-FUL HURRY evening the suspects Th three,” M. J. Clay mation with r at leomplatnants In the health depa CHICAGO, Ma — ; © Dre ati egard eaticatio ut this ques i *} ; nnieare ,° ite! bad “Warnes ov fo Hamilton's istrict, and| iment IMvess hts Oe er dairy-| minded Chicago unity to get one of those fine Parcel Post maps OVIAL JAG Ss, ‘SHO ‘SHORRY ces aoe : ail ot orale man at Rothell, Tuesday, the lat} yie°\n a department store, an which The Star is giving away free with locks 8 tt ne’ AW SOT ob thr late v + i 3 eee ed tie cet . Redisénd 't . ter'n attorney %. B, Lawson ie ed through a pI aa each yearly subscription. Pe ppeared bef ” tne y jected dow whe ne saw his car he _DISHTURB,” W ARN OF FIRE 2:20" “i hyena |e the ond tat oh a Janawer it would tend to incriminate +8 vorabl tional cont disposed governr roversy Oregon Is After Her B attleship| the in toward t's action na - THE JAP! WILSON : SHOULD sine ar and ahorry to dishturb you, but/ morning forwarded the administra Daniels tion's reply to Tokio, Secretar ~ ; 1 the flames had a good start.| Bryan also reported Chinda’s ow LADIES’ NIGHT the Pross club n, arr ocked and hats @tilt, ambling | personal vie wa. It Ie believed that Wednesday evening wil be the oc | Chinda has presented @ report fa cusion for a mi asquerade ball, Ww ASHI iTON ) Pred land dispute will be settled ording to a letter recélved tien os will be taken In the eourts to Senator Chamberlain, every. effort tompose the trouble before the ts being made by the Oregon dele ; becomes effective in/gation to'not only save the battle er a ; cee ea Ibe ota UNG: igh stration leader to have the grand old ship sta| ‘ ' ie keane Gass, tsk talied tee abinet today dfscussed the tioned in the Portland harbor, to ‘iene Sechiigkes hat tea situation. Secretary Bryan report-|serve as a training ship for the Beene “the convivial ones\ed the details of his conferenée Oregon naval reserve. The matter ; ne ag aor caught this: |with Arabassador Chinda, who this has been taken up with Secretary the} |the witne he said iG WAS A MATTER OF FORM * A ‘Open the advice, of Cor ato - , : Washington, the United States and the | Counsel Bra ford, Chairman Ee at re MAY 20 oN Panama Canal, shows the Parcel Post {id not insist upon the question be-| men risked the es a we _ As x lhe cnatared bavencsine)t , : " zones in detail and gives full information Rows had heen dodging the sub- an CN Gs When Oy oe regarding the Parcel Post. Hardly a day poena servers was este eet, pr >be a dummy mode a in * * * * * * * * * * * * Mor fay by In under bonds This map contains a map of the state of will pass but what you have occasion to refer to this map. But your chance to get one free will soon be past, as the supply is limited and they are going fast. of the RECTOR IN FAVOR OF SUNDAY BALL tation depa Ross is the stage busines Tee eee ee eee ee ee EVERETT WwW May PIERRE, 8. dD. 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