The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1913, Page 1

This is woman's day in Seaftle. At the city hall, the women successfully carried forward their campaign against the hatpin nui hundreds of mothers,’ representing every part of the state are gathered at the annual convention of the Mothers’ congress. yow YOU SWALLOW IT. ROCKWOOD Penn,, May 28.—Gibson Umstott, farmer, is responsible for the’ sol report that a black snake on his farm t Jlowed an iron ' abbit, which was paint ed in natural colors. The Seattle ” THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT TI VOLUME 15 OLD PROSPERITY IS AT THE BAT AGAIN Old Seattle Prosperity is at the bat, and such batting! Talk of| rt Ty Cobbs and Larry Lajoies! They are rank tyros as compared] wh our own all-round crack performer. | Old Seattle Prosperity gets better as the years go by and as we are ‘sssured that the veteran has been signed up for next year, look out for a | world’s record. an Old Prosperity is, of course, the greatest individual attraction on the xal team. His growing popularity is attested by the fact that, while 3] ast year 281,896 bought season tickets to live in Seattle, the number of _ J persons who have come here to watch Old Prosperity perform is this ; 286,322. That the management is wise from a business point of view in hav-| ing Old Prosperity on the job, is shown by the bank clearances. Take} asiant at the box score summary. | Naturally, the whole world is interested in our star player, and are! writing to learn more about him. In consequence the postoffice _ re- feeipts this year are more than $49,000 better than last. Old Prosperity believes in team-work. It is his influence, more than} anything else, that has made the team work in such harmony the last few seasons. : : : : Old Prosperity’s form shows improvement over last year’s in every | Biepartment. His foreign exports average is nearly twice as good as last r. His custom receipts average is better by $250,000, If you will analyze the box score appended you will see that, not Agta form improved, but his record for 1913 is not marred by a GER li ae co 4 LAST YEAR THIS YEAR Batting Record of Old Seattle Prosperity Is on the Jump ANITA JOHNSON AND INSET PHOTO OF OLGA WURS'I WHO ARE DECLARED TO BE THE RINGLEADERS IN A “CUPID SWINDLING DEAL ACCUSE GIRLS OF PLOT NO. 77 SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1913 ONE CENT 27 2%aik2, 252 | EDITION sance. At the court house, @ delegation of women, headed by Mrs. H. P. Fish, made « on ee ge Se upon the county commissioners in their efforts to adopt the work plan for county prisonets. It is probable that the recommendations'made by the. women of the Federated clubs will be accepte At every downtown corner, patriotic women are selling tiny American flags, and are the chief factors in making Seattle's “Patriots’ day” a marked success. At the Boylston av. Unitarian church FOR SEATTLE AND VICINITY: FAIR TONIGHT AND THURSDAY; LIGHT NORTHWESTERLY WINDS WHERE WILLUM WON. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 28.—‘Too many judges get their experience on the bench,” said ex-President Taft. “I regret to say I learned much of the law at the expense of the people.” Sta 4E NEWS HOME HERE iS YOUR HAT, MR. AYERS; SO LONG! Young Mr. Ayers, who persuaded two-thirds of the port commission and half Seattle that the only way to put this city on the map was to give him and his associates Harbor Island for a terminal, is back in town, and this afternoon, it is announced, he will appear before the port commissioners to “protest,” because the port commission- ers, cured of their madness, refuse to have anything to do with young Mr. Ayers and his terminal fake. Mr. Ayers is not only young, he is ill-advised. He should not have returned to Seattle. Mr. Ayers is suave and polished and persuasive. He alinost made us think it would be nice to make him a present of Harbor Island and the control of the entire Seattle water front. Almost, but not quite. We have had enough of young Mr. Ayers. The mis- take he made in returning to Seattle can easily be rectified. There are several transcontinental lines which would be glad to convey him comfortably, even luxuriously, back to New York. New York is a pleasant city. It reeks with culture. We of Seattle are a rough, blunt-spoken people. It is our way. We are provincial and uncouth. So, young Mr. Ayers will, we hope, make allowances. He will, perhaps, forgive us if we suggest that the east- bound trains are running on schedule time. Here’s your hat, Mr. Ayers. We have had enough of vou. Our harbor belongs to US. othy West, 6, on April 2 last, was acquitted by a jury In Judge Population. Tonnage of Deep Sea Craft Arriving and 281,896 Departing. Ronald's court of the mansiaugh- ‘ 286,322 t 4 oi? 27 ter charge. Dulin, while admit- + BO Sce Year er x March 1, 1912 oe ee 6,352,740 ting that he exceeded the legal |) Bank Clearings, __ Year ending March 1, 1913 7,100,640 speed limit of 12 miles in pop || b] ending March, 1912 ......$552,640,350 Library Books Circulated. ulated districts, set up the de- k ending March, 1913 .....- 602,430,661 Year ending March 1, 1912. ....«+++772,000 tvoldable and that Ne gxerelaed | NEVER MIXED H . ¥ nee e1en37s Year ending March 1, 1913 ........837,000 SAN FRANCISCO, May 28—/him. Refore thelr marriage, Smith | due care and caution. The jury { ae cuding “" arc h at ss? sD en J y ators Users, se (Spl.)—Girla are accused here of doded her property, valued at | was out but a short time. ding March, a 49 arch Re ANA Pe ae 2.934 belie re i 10 and gave her $600 “ i ing ring leaders In a country: A lane to th : By United Press Leased Wire 2 oy RQ? ccord « 6 poll the bi velt's denial thi 1 y ag aa Aaa eaves 546.973 April}, 1913 ....... «saeese 46,082 fl wide conspiracy to’ marty rich’ oldlwent direct to Deneen wie an MARQUETTE, Mich. May 28. lon that rae ahaha uaa 2 Yar oe M ny i tr da 1509 168 City Water Sales men and dupe them out of their Joined her brother and Antta John Wtvinn Onl nee bates’ ao | ending March, os dO 1oae one on rh ‘e to - . s i g 5 E gtsarter 1012... os sicso ctl 250). $02 4¢ property. son. T three came t San Fran 000 libel sult against Editor | LONDON, May 28—Columns | Foreign xports. Anita Johneon, with » ‘a! oth-|cisco. Here, it Is claimed, the prop z F ‘ na 60 190 & prop Newett of upon columns of the testimon H Year ending March 1912 $1 quarter, 1913 v++ees 269,190.60 7 ore, is now being held e city \erty was deeded to the Johns that the fortnar ieniGent “nev, |j taken In the Roosevelt libel eult % . z , t i n ' ve Year ending March, 1913 2 Number Passengers Carried Daily on prison here, pending the investiga ; IN TILIKUM WAR er mixes hie drinks” was one ef at Marquette, Mich., in the case City Light Sales. Street Cars. the contributions to the trial of former President Roosevelt } Month of April 1912 $6523 LE aaa ae nes 2R7,872 dorepp ype Moregetong oy of John Callen O'Loughlin, a against a newspaper editor, are Meh cf Avil. 1913 |... 4 19012 503500) eieae tn Wara’ dies ee | newspaper man, when he took | Printed today in all the London ith of April, 191 / . / J phe Heuer as 1m the stand today. dailies. Scores of humorous a Ot ake eane, here O'Loughlin declared he had paragraphs on Col. Roosevelt's ————— r that if other thatees 1 | accompanied Roosevelt to drinks are carried, and some of i , quartet fail they will doings at t | Burope, and described in detail che Revers et ae, mceenr(eer ay i DD ITEM 2 harge Sa oie teas Wee, Yin spp | his travels abroad and at Wash- the American drinks, explaining | : ( ) v 1 ved Aa al pala oe ‘ pavilion T ington, Including many ban- the mysteries of the cocktail, i Foot a woud bee cr rascal sll }250 members were initiated quets. He said: mint Julep and other concoctions \ — the order ne “Not only did I never see Mr. || t© the lay British mind. |A HORSE ON THOMAS | The Ikhts secured 792 new mem-} Roosevelt under the Influence | z ited Press lensed Wire bers against the Moxts’ 486 and| of Iiquor, but | consider it ab- 1 SAN FRANCISCO, May $.— | the Klones' 269 The r | solutely silly that any one p The Flynn sought a |which has existed between t should bring euch a charge.” { np 1 ® mare ng the He insisted Roosevelt's cus- | 4 oF lost, we require, to complete our records, an affidavit to that HE GETS FREE SPACE lect. Our blank form of affidavit may be had at this office upon | ight esate ne MO And Lee wasn't the only one. A bunch of letters Star is giving away absolutely free a complete ' shaving outfit, consisting of safety razor, with r Barbee owns block 66 of Lake Unton shore lands, or, at least, has ;69, refused to sell, The county purchase was thus confined to that por seven guaranteed blades,: finely nickeled shav- contract to 5 chase it from the state, which was exactly the sort of | th of block 69 owned by Clapp and a man n Brugeeman, both of 3 Y . fi Clapp had when he sold part of block 69 to the county whom were employes of the state land office at the time they made ing stick and box, fine brush and leatherette iB ia an old-t friend of Hamttton's, knew him in Dav the contract with Land Commissioner Ross to buy shore lands from the Th r . : 5 1912 4 friend of Commissic Ruthertc state, Block 69, moreover, has a steep grade to Eastiake av. The price case. is outfit is sent free of charge to 8. H s about three and h with the |8et'on {t at first was $1 per square foot, and it seemed to have no show jf dary, and large enoug coommodate |of winning ont as against Bart those who subscribe for The Star for one year et, a8 i r. It has a Rut snddenly powerful pre Jed upon Commisstoners at its ii i i eat ants Rg es farallion and Rutherontcon pe pn Canaan regular price of $3.25. Simply send in a thin prope yer quate foot. Ham: 0 ta friend ax Barbee. The 5 Ard the voloe of thelr the money and: your subscription will start and actically consummated the deal with him, wher ste eems, an ¢ 1 rested in the financial ty caine ae ee Le rom a clear sky, the Clapp purchase was maed silt M. J. Clapp the shaving outfit will be sent by return mail. lect in arbee had to be turned down 1 ( i be favored ent | , ' I He . °, 5 ay ine } seg bebe, rag riiiererest property was bought by Hamiiton and Rutherford for 86| But tho fall election wag danger ur, Barbee must not talk It is an outfit that would retail at from $2 to He 2, Dusiness ike “ pro at square foot than the price on the Barbee |He must not “holler,” He must make iWlic complaint, He must be $2.50 i cont 8 pon Rarbee, it now develops by| propertys It Is In aren at il] not accommdate the improve-|#lven a sop to cool his righteous an . in any store. Mmyetii, *PPEATANCe land commission, was Clapp's| menga that coul@ h been avatiable on Barbee's site, It has no wa-| And the Clericus docksite purchase off the opportunfty, Bar-| . tortey boundary, becatwe Attorney Black, ow of the owners of block bee took the sop, It was that mysterious $6,000 rakeolf, et se BAN UPON HATPIN: . - rm 1 both hoo est, cease n-| tom of serving wine at White ] apes who runs an apartment h and t en 18 agrancy.| ERS M n of Tue : House banquets did not differ oe yg a t io: ete ge Crist un € t fc 8 y nmittee this) 1 hich ts unpro- | ton Th T from that of his predecessor in | ae r a “gara hatpin pe grand par e Washington the office | | Niselt rea . ° ¢ a with Wagner's band at the head of OFFERS MOV | JB vas duly siz attle Lighting Co THEY SHOULD WORRY! Sttonders ia tet the procession, at 7 o'clock, and +o ROOSEVELT’S COUNSEL | ar “On June 5th, 1911,” It read, “at which time you became a pctges . maximum penalty of $100 fine and | procee the pavilion r. LOUIS, May 28—President|,,7T2® state firmer of ours, you made a deposit with us of $25 as security MUSCATI 80 days in jail of the St. Louis Aero club | Moth Congress begat payment of bills. ° Members of t se ani ed Col 1 day session at the Boy! ; ton f th e@ seasion half finished today wired Col. Roosevelt at Mar. Sad our business relations have been *0 invertely ontiafoe. uating clase, ad Toca hthale Haitian ap-| quette, offering the ex-president dy vag church 4 shall take pleasure In refunding this deposit, w! should worry” as their ealaceniad o |the use of a moving picture film of | 7°808% M6 per cent per annum up to June 15, 1912, and at 8 per cent per ary threatened with x Hae daniahe ot i bad ithe Roosevelt-Hoxsey secopihat 7 Mum from that time on, upon your signing and returning de |iuse they pick another present | ears ago. He | “Te Peslt receipt which was given you. If this receipt has been destroy. | But th Col. Roose | ose. Many of flight p, several “Utterly Discourag: All precedents will be smashed r, wh by had been sent to people who had depos here tonight when tw iinister f iia aeaae Sune ear in a dramatic ¢ jon of at the ght name ft ’ rant inc and a quarter beyond the! pin with an ung potnt 5 Bt at the pong ‘ . a at = sea se a 2. church Il me up at Main delegation in at- fred to pay § per cen’ : : ee = | Methodiam, b person to eee. me 2m Tacoma. . somewhat more than the gas trust 18) war ELSE COULD HE 00? COMMI rTEE TO CONSIDER |: ho! ng cards and|I m, s Pa ee ig up | Hy United Press Leased W ( 7 dancing abide, but this does not CYNTHIA GREY -- e | "soir ifie"ina? aay PHILIPPINE SALE PLAN Bacar: tue apon, moenibers (et. the 4 ! vangellst Sunda elned {Gilman Park Ladies’ Ald society ~ = y RMAN AVIATOR OWNERS OF FISHING billy and in person to Mme! apne pian for the Seattle Com- her exces population, Also erat tek WA lad ey f BOATS ORGANIZE t : 1 erson | f A Seater Coe e rere at "pastor Henry, Maxwel and ee “ x of motherhood F png ee |e M , rinter ° Pp - ’ an ‘ , k e rood will i See h MLS, IS KILLED over o: 2eteeeee mm Pees e vol This Is for Men Wh ted " t t ht © t \ 1 Wolf 5 t ar POLITH ON FALTH CLEW yo cag 9) ya re Pn ine pica ; s or en oO wgcyry +t 4 to e committee ¢ nA FUNERAL SERVICES for 1 Te | pedgrave of South Pasadena. has|tall and report at the next meetin OUNT SEALS [ene the biigsit Cong ave e€mseives Y whiet mone hi ad by Bec. Case, in which the| WASHINGTON, May 28.—A cen-|chUrch this afternoon ee ft ,|sale is urged, on the ground that sus of the seal herds in the|y . snudud’ tha earring Fe } eat Lom Ananien|such @ move would be for Prybilott te te be be taken br | *° a OA Sttended the services. « Have you ever tried a safety razor? They have river bridge te both th United the United ates’ «government MRS. R. M. FAUCETT, 88, a pio b 1 eater = } and tap , in that islar Enumerator have been ed/neer resident of Washington, died come very popular the past few years, and A WATER WILL be shut off from|a Mability. to thi t 1 by Secretary Redfield to corner the| Tuesday at her home. Fu " rt f 1 \the island empire as an outlet for age residence ‘Thursday this new and more satisfactory razor. The