The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1913, Page 1

=|SEATFLE WOMEN WHO HAVE Believing that among the many things of which Se one of the best in the w in which her made goo: and the opportunities afforded all, women to ‘do so, The Star will publish accounts of women who “have made good.” © attie boasts. women “h in Seattle for a se ave i Lo GIANT STEAMSHIP Imperator .f has four captains. If she sinks, they'll ure have to rig up a 24-foot ring to x decide who'll be the last to leave the i ship. VOLUME 15 NO. 111 li hal fig- In every field there are so many women who qualify thet it would be impossible to recount them all, from various business pursuits and professions one woman has so been chosen, and therefore, for every one in the series there aré numbers of others equélly successful tunity. And all declare tha FOR SEATTLE AND VICINITYs FAIR TONIGRT AND WEDNESDAY; THE ONLY PA SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1913, women have That suffrage these successes is testified been building woman is not alone responsible for to by the fact that many of the their success for°years, but all believe in votes for women as they believe in equal oppor WASHINGTON t in Seattle the business woman LIGHT VARIABLE WINDS. MND on Nrws ATA TAINS ONE CENT MADE GOOD The Seattle Star PER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS { GAS TRUST IS SPENDING MONEY WITH OTHER — ___ PAPERS, TRYING TO JUSTIFY ROBBERY RATES receives an equal recognition and « sy from her mas- culine associates with that they give each other The first of the series will be published in tomor ow's cAition of The Star, and will depict the meteoric career of one of the city’s most brilliant business women. More than 40,000 copies of The Star are sent every day into the homes of Seattle and vicinity. It’s all bona-fide, paid circulation. The latch-string’s out. Advertisers. can come any time and see the books. HOME EDITION In reply to The Star’s campaign for cheaper rates, the gas trust has run to the other papers in Seattle. It has bought up large quantities of advertising space to exploit its virtues. In doing this, the gas trust is not even original. It is but following in the footsteps of the Furth elec- tric monopoly. When The Star made the demand for ade- quate service, decent accommodations, transfer privileges, sale of tickets on street cars, etc., the Furth concern hurried to the other papers, and ions to this day, it is still buying space in them. hude But The Star made the fight for the people (00 and has won out in a number of notable in- ~~ stances. It forced the Furth company to treat » 42 | the traveling public with a decency that could P; | mot have been imagined a few years ago. It | forced the sale of tickets on the cars, thereby R | saving to the people at least $100,000 a year. . And The Star is in the fight to make the ¥ gas trust give Seattle a square deal on gas rates. c | The gas company is a public utility. It makes 4 | its profits off the people. If the other papers | wish to share in those profits—part of which is squeezed from housewives on the robbery mini- ton | mum rate—they are welcome. The Star chooses } the | to remain independent of such concerns. The dee. This picture was taken by The S| photographer from Christofferson’s hydro-aeroplane, 500 feet in. Star is satisfied with the legitimate advertising ee Slat, st fay ee IR wend and the cast shore line The object in the foreground at the bottom is one *) of legitimate merchants. i Sk ae ee sae | The Star printed a list of cities where the BY FRED L. BOALT. | gas rates are far below the Seattle rate and “Will ve p with Christofferson | these figures are not denied by the gas concern. Ne i police reporter Thieve | even red-handed murderers,) Instead it prints in other papers a long list of I wil face for your sake. But I will not go up 0 | cities, many of them smaller than Seattle, be) S¥o teeny ter. “Heaven is my goal.” Tydro-aeroplanes go high, but} Many of them notoriously boss-ridden, which are ' va tae ll tatel ieee > | ...gouged for a higher rate than Seattle. It offers . suret 4 this as a reason why Seattle should stand for | 1 ' I will not go up with] it t Y Frank Jacobs, _with Aviator Christo fferson, feady for wont over bake Washington fam young at x § wit us rates. P Chrletoltericn The Gas Trust says nothing about The Star’s LETTER FROM DEAD (Enumclaw Fish |‘): 2 sions les, height gives me al Charge that its perpetual franchise gives it a de- ‘ P cided advantage over other companies... It says feeling of physical ea ‘ i _ , FOR CYNTHIA GREY; and Frogs Have | Se iicomine” teks nothing about the fact that it needs to make no 2 a pigs a) Souse “Game enough.” replied ‘ld are dependent on me|, additional investment, and that the bigger the “?~ AUTHOR IS SUICIDE gn gle Son un Pobdaon became ie ger pie en 4 Pe ne. after e rson, until but one was} The Seattle company enjoys an id i OR, ‘ en gate condition for conducting its \usiness. on 8 J. D. Withits, Spanish-American salanay ta gna pest puaba-tetee oo: Hud we we ay | Cowards!" rave city edit \ no one go up with Christ son ig it : Its rates » war veteran who committed suiclde! you obeyed your heart and arson ) | I WILL!” should be the very lowest in the country for the Fim bis room at 708 Columbia st. yielded only to love, how much \ ps mon ec wdideoret { the { “Tak the staff. photograph. size of the city. Yet in Indianapolis, with 233,- st night, evidently had a number, of misery migh ave been 3 . : ; POS gee nsccca’ opinions be wished| | avelded, 5 ins “I WILL GO UP WITH CHRISTOF FERSON! 000 population, the gas rate is 60 cents per $P@ fo five to the world before volun But | am not blaming you, B) to i yt aoe wf 1,000 cubic feet, while in Seattle, with 237,000 fly stepping over the threshol dear mother he odds were | evs vee hacks Pome j Re initd chet himeeit through the] too much, against you. All the A “Ja afte rs P aes his gaa ply population (federal census, 1910), it is $1.00, | head, dying instantly. He was a| ruting force of our hideous Ly) Soe Jak 1 Fr Jacobs, Like: a wh 4 a | or an increase of over 66 per cent. er in 1907, and since then! slave society is exerted to keep noth ] is t t Sea V err an rt oO : urhiael Gea oddlae Wh dee ignerons G | » Bed daae MAYBE THE GAS TRUST WILL SPEND © wazazine stories. He was 40 years) and helpless. The slimy preach ames | Chetas car a tae t former's hydro-acroplane| PART OF ITS PROFITS TO EXPLAIN THIS old. ers, politicians and dollar-grab- | : ‘ 4 | wet ‘Aside from writing a jong letter| bers are all united in the effort he t at Ma k ake” t : IN ITS PURCHASED SPACE. ot to the coroner, explaining why he to force as large a production The pag tS ‘ ak we they reached’'a t ht of 500 ose sent Cynthia Grey a ely-| jugated population. ee arn ACS ey 5 ed at The Star toda a You were a victim. It was Vasn't art t after it. ; ops os ce } be copy of one he said ad| well nigh impossible for you to | rie : ail? - _ Before E knew i a 4 mailed to b th understand or to resist. And t ges “pet ie te ae , | A I c y In his letter to the coroner, Wil have been a victim after you, wee 1 a ies Mi shed Kite says fe and so it will continue eo long 1 ¢ a binndpa : : ; : ‘he id) eae ” aoupiaiot against | through th f slave |? rein) Corres ; 7" : s amy face, and ov I oh ‘ 1 Awa g . &@ veteran of the women, ¢ ugh eer ENUMCLAW, Wash, Ju inort 1) miles an hour, and it to b tana till Ch ff At the altar th ung man i maides 1h Th a “4 slavery bears the high-sound- After 60 barrels of beer had been $ 5 : s and touched ristoffer- he altar the young man a aiden swore eternal love. They y ch his letter to his mother, he| ing title of “holy matrimony.” | emptied into the Enumclaw cree “Over the Kirkland dock we werg so high that I got a Ra cig sen nbd ted. He| Were in accord, heart “and soul. Their thoughts were in rhythm. Their ; writes feelingly of other subjects Here is the real secret of the when twr a “ \.|gon’s shoulder. He looked around and I motioned down. He grinned anc ic sentiments were one. They looked out upon the vista of the future and p The letter follows | Mess o@ incompetent and mie | the police here reported drt thought I wanted to experience a few maneuvers. saw nothing to mar tt bie hum oi hi yulifroga hopping sidewlase the sis 4 ola oan 7 Came then the happy days when the stork preps ae Dear Mother: 4 strove to end wie "fnoy ore thermesteaaent Crime shi “So he pulled a lever or something, and we dove straight down ager pte scedlirse their home. How the young wife glowed in the J yo ie ube "aad the contemptible slavery in progeny of slave-marriage in ‘weer townsfolk cireulated|my stomach rose to the top of my head. Then we swooped up again, and my stomach) i..44 to sew the tinlest kind of things for the litt e who wea S50mn o4 maith the methere of ime Were its various forms the report the police force had ¥ls| dropped into my shoes : ca iad, to arrive. Then she entered, veritably, into the valley of death. Im 3 In are enmired, and fo My delinquencies {| charge {ted the creek, too. He denied It PE Bi 1 times on the return; then sank gradually as the dydro-aero-| pain and travail she suffered, and ; audacity, as much as for my Sk the. fact ats | chao ew | oie e curly-cued a _ nt Shout a epinel; abies a gull The baby was born without life et en See + hat dollar-chasing “boss” for a Today young Timothy Galistone| plane approached the float, and took the water, W! wf Says Dr. Jonah Wise of Portland: /siene. The fiction of the stork int of self-d poodapebent apie sires, who saw in his children retyrned from the creek with “| “Fifty per cent of such cases are ™USt go when the child reaches the : u could not he p cannet now only a means for aggrandizing urbe! basket full of plump fish | OR directly traced to ignorance of sex ®s¢ of understanding.” rectified, but / eS ae himself, by exploiting them. which he averred he had re |functions—the result of venereal —— a Inything to induce young wom. Of course, he was within his floating helplessly on the surface | disease contracted perhaps many ae tesrain tem We lo af rights, according to traditional of the water years before.” of all crimes, ye ee sages dm views, but these views are ut- The theory of aniateur sctentists Dr. Wise was one of the speakers j children to fill the ay oP a terly vile round these parts is that the fish | Jat the sex hygiene conference Showing $3,356.59 expended tow- eepecially, the bearing of With pity end tova, became paralyzed drunk, thelr tails | fasta |section meeting of the N. C ard the relief of Seattle's needy in- iidren to men whom teh YOUR SON stiffening so they could not swim.) : he Corporation Counsel Bradford | at the Plymouth auditorlum Monday | dividuals and families, out of total pet fove, even detest, Ito - VENICE, July.8.—Fear of a prit | has addressed a letter to the coun-| afternoon for the year amount- ‘ in} jon sentence for passing worth-| cil, asking that experts be employed “Women suffering from sterility, 19, the annual report ‘ Hens chee here prompted Simon | to prepare the evidence to be laid| permanent invalidism, babies still; of the treasurer of the Charity Or- natch Helfinstine’s declaration, yester | before the public rvice commis-|born or bunded at birth, children ganfzation Society has been printed. day, that he was guilty of seven sion in the gas rate appeal taken by | doomed to lives of torture, are the Of the total disbursement, $ ’ murders in Ohto. the city, The matter was referred |}consequences of ignorance,” Dr. bad the amount was spent for ‘ lelfinstine is held in Jatt here, to the utilities and judiciary com- | Wise said, formation bureau and clearing house But He’s Some Fighter, Is Delegate Graham Taylor "yo 80" hel anon om | “ine Wise. demanded all iolknow/cerrite STMRiMMIE Mima be aie h Tay! \ Nege pre please him, so he started in to Hek| charge The “confessions,” he ad- jth =f nye por e is pat bs guest the work ot fh thase mee in Graham Taylor ‘8 a college pro) Sheth ted, were made in the hope that aa 4 “Another day is coming,” he sald. the work of the organization. fessor. He wears & Port tey m gtiit Blecting ‘Em 9 Serie vectakan fork one briplartanse ee - wo| Li is the day of light and knowl és an umbrella and is a t led We have elected our candidate: a| : 4 thus evade facing the charge, | mean. We wish to announce Mr. | edae. We must teach our children oi) xfer wdent we ee anna fo when he landed in ¢ go's ever tings,” Tavin fa soma Hel tHe denies the murders today lc Cipriant, 1108 Fifth av, as win} hé parents owe that duty to|who profits by’ the experience of others. reventeenth wars ee vs is attending the national charities | lner today. ‘This ts his couplet PITTSBURG, July 8 Pert aregech ry ays elf thand at Hyatt Powell ith coating ee ee eee A red conference. He delivered on ad \w ‘+ d Ht akirt,|the announcement by United States | disease. hes! x enteenth impolitely se ae pro. drews Monday night on the subject} DISABLED MOTOR ‘when 4'¢it ae) pot finn} treasury officials and financiers es Hut Taylor had an idea. Am a pro} pring min a id P STAR PRESS| ‘She should worry if | shoule DRenged eP arcs PY pall yaad mem. fessor at Chicago t re ole 7 rer) ae In his spare moments, when he} TIES U How do you like tt, girls? sound, the run which started on the Be Nee Rages ee es bow (0 wasn't teaching at the Common er | Pittsburg Bank for Savings contin-| eaut: teach budding. ee ehers bow to hoe Win apune Wavehing, Taeerate The breaking down of the motor! gome more good ones: % | ued today save men, he'd have to show them red the social evil was lnked| Which operates the St mam aj should worry like the Terminal) The bank 1s controlled by the Bar what kind of men there were to b 1p with the police department, to| moth new press delayed the deliv Hogs, |Kuhn interests, owners of the ma: | oupon oO. ove saved CE Boal which the tenderloin’ was paying |ery of part: of: Monday a alti a rhe land always get my food and togs" | jority of stock In the First-Second | * fects Enters Ward Politic regular tribute, He then began to| Seattle Times kindly offered {ts | GEO. C. MILLER, |Natfonal bank, which closed its ‘ ‘ ‘ ee started the Come} ake apeeches on the matter, and In the efiergency, and the re. Snohomish, Wash. | doors yesterday. | Any four coupons clipped from The Star, Accordingly he started the /o to write articles, Like the der of The Star's regular e¢ | ri mons on Grand ay, and told the th, the pollee department just |tion and the Pink were printed on| — A race with death to Seattle from ||] consecutively numbered, when presented at The 225 neventeenth It was open for ed aniekered the Times’ preas, i“! should worry: but ' onanat think, Port. Madison, in which Engel |! Star office with 15 cents, will entitle you to a public discuss tople ” Police Dismissed jecause my he js made of zinc.” Rerhsom, a fisherman, was being} ry pawhile the 86 th it And then one day Chicago ap FAST AFFECTS MIND BESS HUMPHRI brought here aboard the lannch Sea ||} 65-cent pennant. A different pennant every Lae the doors curiously, bu fioaby the pointed a vice commission and a : 1148 W, Sis Lion, in hones that the palmotor week. Pennants will be sent by mail if 5 cents nine, gare began to drift | the fessor ¢ ne Commins | Hy United Preas Lensed Wire ould save Ch suc: ‘dths Commons rivals Cooper Union in pe fecently reported. Chicago | WASHINGTON, July S--Luther |! should worry and hang on a cessful when the last spark of life | additional to cover postage is enclosed. Bring New Yor) 1nd the professor had been right,| Bedford, of New York, planned to strap, flickered ont yester as the boat or mail to The Seattle Star, 1307 Seventh Avene 6 next shock the seventeenth) GRAHAM ‘as did also several policemen, in-|fast 40 days to cure his dyspepsia. |Jakey Furth doesn’t give a rap.” was ont only a few feet from the! U Street. was when the prot or butted Taylor, Gliding officers, who were ‘dingAt the end of 17 days he went vio | ° FAITH READ, docks, Bershom was rescwed trom |{| near Union ee to ward politl¢ e aldermen | charged joutly insane, He may recover. © 4111 California Av, ‘drowning in a dying eow@ition, | aapresenting the s« enteenth didn't!