The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1913, Page 1

: The Star’s Circulation Is More Than Forty Thousand Copies Daily. That Is Bona Fide, Paid Circulation. The Books Are Open for Advertisers’ Inspection Any Time — " . FOR SEATTLE AND VICINITY: SHOWERS TONIGHT AND FRIDAY; LIGHT NORTHWE T WINDS As people tire of reading the skim- med milk kind of papers, they come q to The Star. The Star has increased its circulation steadily and consist- ently for 14 years. The Star is j oe A 24 per cent gain in circulation the boom times, while the other Geattle papers have, according to + own boasts, only managed to their own, indicates The Star is the paper the people want. established on the foundation of pub- THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS HOME lic confidence. SEATTLE, WASH,, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1913 ONE. CENT 2%u2"4i02,2°2 | EDITION NEWS STANDS. be [ver UME 15 NO, 107 WULHALL EXPOSE WARNING TO NATION } } | } i , | ie Wilson’s ‘‘Young Man” WELL, IT’S is T . | 1 | PLArd Now They Will Be Married] JONES IS GETTING READY TO MOVE IN HIS CONFESSION SHOWS WEAK SPOT By Victor Murdock Congressman From Kansas and Leader of the Progressives | in the House of Representatives. i i \- 1 |Mu long been more or le The organized to secu | the defeat of special } The sensation in 1 s special privi has been special representatives in congress for i slation ; all exposure consists in its proofs © the widespread ge detail an It is en acter of tl It has cial pris assumed and sporadic This exposure shows special privilege has been or- ganized on a national scale, drawing from an almost yn- limited expense fund and working secretly for the politi- cal extermination of congressmen daring to serve the Mother Jones’ home, 2. “ 4 jother Jones’ home, with the painters putting on the finishing touches e people and for the political aggrandizement of con- 7 | BY FRED L. BOALT. gressmen willing to serve special privilege. a WHERE iY OU GOING | It's done. It is important at this matter should not pass as the | What do you think of it? newspaper sensation of a day | TC MORROW? HERE’S You gave it to Mrs. Jones, scrubwoman. Tt is sor re than The Carpenters’ union built it. It is a revelation as to wh may become when it is too far removed from the direct influ- 9 The Painters’ union painted it. | ALL THAT S$ DOING: And very shortly Mrs. Mary Jones will live in it. ence of the people. | : : | Soulleni es will, perhaps, turn’ up thelr noses at this gift of It is a revelation as to the imperative need for more | ‘ i | i representative government | zours They, will, perhaps, say It's nothing to brag about. A. little | popular government Members must be more directly subject | white bungalow, containing a living room, a bedroom, a kitchen, a . bathroom and a cemented basement. Shucks! to the control of their people. Seattle will celebrate a “safe! and sane” Fourth. Even some Seattle orators will furnish the MISS JESSIE WILSON “apread-eagie” fireworks for the Now, the Leary home, on Capitol hill—that's some house. Cost « We must have more of the direct primary and more of 4 pile of money, the Leary house did. Great gray stone pile. Yesstr-ee!|the recall; qtherwise the form of government which we call INGTON, July 8—Gocial|gagement came as a to}of its distinguished orators | Fourth for most of the towns on “ 4 ri ‘are today fooking forward those outside of the tate | Rave*been imported by neigh-| Puget sound. Representative baled ee Nees Phe gees Boog fy tl mea Se put that dinky/a re ripe i miict. conten a congress for the service of Thomas Murphine, bull moose H why (continue the soulless bonehends) special privilege is a failure friends of the couple, few persons! boring towns. wedding of Miss Jessie 4 ns. being aware that Sayre had been Wilson, second daughter making frequent calls at the Whit Seattle, as a whole, will! eee In the tegisiature, will de Me president and Mrs. Wilson, House. as well as at the president’s| Mave no set program. Excur-| Patrick Henry stunt at Vashon. Senator Dan Landon Dig as ten Jones cottag: And what « yard! in the Leary yard that's bigger than the whole of M But I, who have been your press agent in the matter of Mrs. Jones’ I repeat we must not forget the lesson in the mere sen- sation of this startling and most interesting revelation. | At Atlanta park, which is reach- ' eat,.caug litle how 4 ‘ ua .by todtn from Madison park, | poaye now it's a neat, snug little se, and good enough for any-| picked this o the Sweaborg society will hold its And it’s all ready for occupancy but the plumbing. ty The Turkish entry {nto the field will involve the powers, to which | teed to keep peace the meantime, ai Park, Tolt, Bothell. Log-rotling contest at Luna Europe is watching Russia. The czar bas 11\) park. picnic, while the Modern Woodmen When the last pipe is in, Mrs. Jones will give a small party. She B. Sayre of Lancaster, home in Princeton, N. J sions, picnics, bathing beaches |] wilt speak at Poulsbo, Hugh C. 4 tion but no dolla: ] which has been announced Sayre is 28 years old and is aj and boating will take most of | Todd, chairman of the state and who saw the kindly project grow—the first Tis pi pleat rr ey Bee i 9 take place in November. lawyer by profession. He {8 a] the population out of town, it || democratic committee, will o og 4d ] me viding will open the winter graduate of Williams college. lig expected. The | railroads || Sonaid MacDonald will noid tne | | THESE BUILT MRS. JONES’ HOME: Should | fat to get the dollar. | is actively Interested in YW vere and steamship companies are |] boards. Prof. Herbeman will be aa R eae ” he as hat eonapar P. C. ecmes Ro- Respectfully submitted, Tee announcement of the en- work. prepared for a general exodus, || at Arlington. Henry Albere Me- | | load Kink, Ute eat anaes A” Hamiuer, Nd. MteNeal, DW Manet { ial rah ffered. || Lean will be epeaker of the day “i igbee, on Re eee —_ 6741 40th av. and special rans are oO at Stanweod, ete., etc. C. E. Evans, H. F. Woods, Henry Lorig, 8. 8. Bags, A. G. Brown, And here are some more: ] SERVIA DECLARES Thousands of Seattleites will > Knut Hattlestad, and a laborer, name unknown, who volunteered to 1 should worry, ‘twill do no N undoubtedly attend the Mont-/and Gov. Lister has extended the | Dass materi good; } mara Festival at Tacoma and holiday, by official proclamation, |] ANO THESE PAINTED IT: a It proves my head is made of ; the Kla-How-Yah at Everett |to Saturday midnight. H. M. Swensen, W. M. Daniels, F. L. Deterling, W. H. Robinson, | wood. * j e i . . Mayor Will, Be Busy A. Steel, O. Ratledge, A. H. Graham, P. Moen, J. Tinto, KR. Bungen- | J. A. MUIR. | . 9 No Big Firecrackers | Mayor Cotterill will make at | stock 1 should worry and eat things i TURKEY P P An ordinance nena bd the coun-/jeast three speeches tomorrow, 1 wea He iol he yen i etl last year prohibits the shooting |the first at the pienic of Bt. Mar 5 jad a ci e my mother i RE ARING of firecrackers over two Inches tn | garet's and St sibsavs Catholic | ™Aenate, who gave $50, and the third, fourth and fifth three tiny sis- ; length, bombs, torpedoes, revoly-| churches, at Lesch! park. He will ters, who gave 30 cente—I, I say, am in a position to state that Mrs. FIELD M’FADD' —____— z y , I. ; : ‘Jones’ home is more thai age The morning mail had enough “I 511 Hi i " , i . f 57: vart- | fz iz 511 High VIENNA, July 3.—Following a two days’ battle in which diee tf ranks well ne thy: ol 90 oft lot americn, ae Totton tees Gare. It is the concrete symbol of the whole big heart of YOU. should worries” in it to keep the| You should worry, you're j 5 fir 2 troops drove back the Bulgarians all along the] on sent Willie home on shutters and then to Renton, where & good, I know that, while a few of you gave thoughtlessly, most of you | worry editor busy all morning open- money's gone; J * a formal declaration of war against Bulgaria was made| Willie, however, recompensed | old-fashioned town celebration will | Fave bipagee and at a sacrifice. Some of you were pinched for|ing envelopes and throwing the un-/ Worry your worry into a song. j ery, Se by Ki: Peter of Servia, according to dispatches| this year by three days of grace for pe on aan of you--David P. Eastman—gave the lot at Columbia City, and her angered See Bu oth av. i to 9 mE serves vag weer Mat military headquarters of the el Po sep A scar awe vine pry eae. hil wave. |. lot of you, who bappen to deal in building materials, gave of what) After the culling was complete he| 1 should worry and wilt my col- ha are at Uskub. | & you decided that this one was entitled lar, | | ay from Athens report victories by the Greek troope, who cracker cslebration ‘to begin today tbat Bs gl i i And thirty of you gave up a Sunday to dig the cellar. | You strained|to the dollar Just because you'll give a dollar | Bi common cause h the Serbs against the Bulgars. bere! . your backs an istered your palms, but you dug the cellar, And, not To the rhymster far or near : Over 1.200 Bulgar troops. reveral cannot snd a number of ofticers|| WHERE TO GO ON ity Rg a The police | Content with a good day's work, you spaded the garden algo, and| ! wee and make a Who tickies the drum of your ] the Servi esterday b, | plant tatoes. c 5 | On the heels of the that Beivie: bal-coctared. war case FOURTH OF JULY 4) band, under Seret. cae oor eee tad 1b ot poe--ourpeatere. éIl—put =tni: two. Gays beilding the Then tak © vocation lke the fader siteatee ee i . Turkey was gathering all her avat! Pieni ; | house. F. M. K. ‘ . of the, new war and make a desperate Pe egg ican ine Witenes wal ta” the PS sl one 10:0f tna gy of Rat ag Bd be ape d id ee eee eye eee | 221 Lumber Exchange. j cone roe ge ss parks. with James Hamilton Lewis Harry| sa Anon the fast supply enve out, sent out another load. Ana the ve oa pte ia ‘ . ¥ notified the powers that, despite his signing the Bathing at Alki Beach. I Gueesnt ‘ap fiogunmneter. Jand when the firat supply gave out, uit another loa nd the} And then, just to (ako this fel-) Tests in Denmark seem to have jf yt Peace agre: t, be would reserve the right to fight if Baby show at Leech! Park. cis ca wae Laie | cottage was painted white outside, and the walls were tinted, and the} low at his word ¢ e whether or shown that concrete is not affected i War spreads into Macedonia. Gulderieens at Rartan, Geath Ii | floors varnished not he believes he writes, he|by immersion in the ocean, even | 1 Corps mobilized alo: +0, car he cake essa ek | Bann ab pri ae 2 oad ol oe will celebrate with a ptenic 4n4/ doesn't want to slight anybody, but she can't possibly invite you all. | | toe ut theo — celebra- Tidance at Fortuna park, and the| you realize that. And then we will leave her in undisputed possession 3 Knights of Columbus with a picnic! of that “home of her own,” which will be her haven and refuge as long Excursions to Port Angeles and Whidby island. One and one-third rates on al! railways to any point within the regular $6 radius, including Mo- clips and Westport ocean Scenic Hot Springs, fishing points. at Moore and Seattle and dance at Wildwood park. Both Wildwood and Fortuna parks are reached by boats from Leschi park Handsome New | At South Park, an old-time cel | f | , ° Pont" improvement tars 1S YOUR BREAD YOUTH KILLED Confectionery playfield. John B. Shorett will be teatime cee! RIGHT WEIGHT? IN AUTO WRECK | Store on Pike St as she lives. me Fishing, Bo! Giant Halibut | Nearly Swamps Dory in Savage Battle; He Weighed 400 Pounds i Bringing the bigzest siugle | there was danger of the boat || at vaudeville hous: ra Pbconpe roa ecr pee en a | and the largest catch of being swamped, so they paid Baseball at Dugda | J. L. Allen, chief imepector of| TACOMA, July %—Rounding a ’ ever brow , out a little Hne | Motoreyele races at Madison || (. W. RANDALL, tn a letter to| we : Au sae cet te : pert, rought to this They hauled fn ‘again and Park y' h ‘1 tf ' i! tt \ weights and measures, will com- sharp curve in the southern part of ‘ th 2 n i] Park. |the council, offers to sell the city as 2 J the city at a high speed e 7 ; vi} ad epee fleiting went after it with a gaff. It Midsummer Boking cerrival,[|the southwest corner of Sixth and|Pléte his first “bread test” .under| iro Uy 8 Cros apd cabana pga One of the handsomest confectionery Ie | in laho fs unloading welghed too much to pall Dreamiand pavilion Virginia for a fire station for|the new law this week, Allen, who jy kiiieq, and five others were pain parlors on the Pacific Coast has been p bounds at the Chlopeck aboard. Kelly held the fish | $80,000 |succeeded Inspector Rinehart, now fully injured, when the automobile rt ong with) company dock here today while Fowler rowed to the oth = : —— Jin bread loaves, Where the stand-|jn which they were riding over-| opened by George Bouckaert at 319 Pike ‘ f The big halibut weighs 408 er end of the line, and picked a = ery baker in the city a visit with turned | st., in the new Joshua Green building. in @ Prnds, ts seven ¢ t bef Lad ate “ Perch bag | ja view of fixing the standard’) Newton was thrown out of the| 5 even ‘eet ‘our with the rest of their catch In weights of eight, 16 and 32 ounces 0 ° he : mi lone, and three feet, tow, they started for the Idaho, | PENNANT Lins tiene oven! Whedeeetks WAM TRitoh caer te eas wtcae. Thal Mr. Bouckaert states that $30,000 has chet de. e big P vote ; ‘ eo, . is ; ‘ya It was | th bis fish fighting every foot | Coy a No 5 fact weight . 18 m mt adopted, | the other occupants landed in a, pile been spent in fitting and decorating the n hour's fight by A F ; of dirt, which probably saved them is th ty Fowler and William The Idaho came into port . [po le Jact number of ounces upon each tog ght : new store, and it is the boast that eve hes wi BBY oft Cape Ommaney | with her hold full and Ber deck | loaf are: Helen Smith, Mra. J. Benner bit of the material was “made in Seattle.” c Coe, BM Were fishing with loaded to the Mmit with fish, jf Any f coupons clipped from The Star, |ll) Many tencent loavos of bread, a8 of Aberdeen, George Olson, Edward | - “ 1 Sea ret lines—a long line The hanl netted $4,800 h ed at The |/%2!4 1" Seattle, weigh from 22 to | frown of Derringer, woman, namo| The new store will be known as “Bouck- | — li consecutiv numbered, when presented at The |[/)o5 ounces, whereas they're sup-|hot known | aert’s,” and an entertaining feature will , trlbuter ? Paited hooks dis | CLUB NAMES BAXTER |fl Star officd with 15 cents, will entitle you to a |i) posed to weigh 32 ounces on be’ The driver of the machine, which | b. , ng’ furnished helen long | on they | : lainly stamped in English letters /is owned by C wh ait e music every evening, furnishe the fo bath in ¢ | i 65-cent nant. A different pennant every p p is owned by Chas, Lewis, manager ° y wide fhe usual Ercarts sid ah | Counctiman Austin BE Griffiths k ch a ill b t b P il if 5 cents Se area ane, mete Se ee of the Savoy Automobile Company | Bierman orchestra. Mr. Bouckaert is also j : each ” pakery | of § je, disappeared following | 4 A = Mbit, fellow off th ® bot- fat te c amore ae rooete Wet a — Sortie tan 1807 Sesecth ary J EN eg or emer eR located. | confectionery shop on Second Avenue. Ba tirvt thst vest ee nesday. Charles } | or mail to The Sea: 3 , ie fetve’ da sedt rhe — h nearly capsized | ‘ A dory and rs ve chosen to represent the organiza | | t who profits by Of Japan's total tmports the - j] near Union Street. |Rertonce of others. ‘The wire United States supplies 15.8 per dent studies bookkeeping and short “hond at Hyatt-Fowolls, 4th and Pike, cent ars if ® thelr knees. The monster |ttom at the National Conference of bunded around so vic Charities and Correction "a — a ously HCARTOONIST CONDO CONCOCTS A CONCATENATION OF CONVULSING COMICS You know Condo. Yes, sure! He’s the fellow who originated the Osgar and Adolf pictures, and Everett True, and Skygack from Mars, and most of the others that have given Star readers so many laughs all these years. Coeds delineates human nature most successfully. And now he has set out to produce some good humored burlesques on stage situations that ought, we think, to drive the blues away. The first of these dramagraphs, as he calls them, appears on page 4.