The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1913, Page 1

kan, who is her all of their money. ed vatfe ¥ OU'VE heard of those wonderful, peace-bringing heart-romances that kept happening back there in the screeching days at Gettysburg and Appomatox, haven’t your? Romances be- tween boys of far-flung battles lines and girls they left behind them romances that never could end because Well, only because war cannot stop to heed a simple heart's desire. Robert W.Chambers, great tale writer, has told such a beautiful, heart-breaking war-and-love story in “The God of Battles,” the next of our great series of Saturday short stories. It will be in The r Tomorrow. EVELYN NESBITT ESCAPE ON EVE OF SLAVERY TRIAL Girl witness against wealthy man, who wrote the story of her life for The Star readers, ‘is mysteriously missing. See the story on page 8. FOR SEATTL VOLUME TTLE, WASH., AND VICINITY The Seattle Star THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRI FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1913 SHOWERS TONIGH T OR SATURDAY SOUTHWESTERLY Tl THE NEWS ONE CENT EDITION BOALT GOES BERRYING DOWN IN THE RICH PUYALLUP VALLEY Did you know that three-quarters of a million dollars worth of berries are picked and sold in this one com- munity every season? Page 6. | LATEST ALASKA GOLD STRIKE CALLED FAKE SEPTEMBER MOR ‘SOURDOUGH WARNS THAT SHUSHANNA MAY BE ONLY ANOTHER ATLIN AFFAIR “| have not been | fuzzy golden hair piled high on her + dimpled hands have posture that sister|{¢ Panama canal will bring {nto/ nushanna gold | Creek,” he sald. Logtg padres bom on the Shushanna, but I know the head, and he district. The companies interested taken the same in starting rushes: always pick some has in creek where no man have been over it" Here are the people to gain on this rush after investigat- ship companies, the railroad to Mc and Silver Carthy, the merchants at Cordova. at MeCarthy, ago. the men who are McRath, in a report to Premier | ground at Shushann McBride at Victoria, exposed the who make the trip stand chances in a hundred of led they spend on the trip.” Advises ‘Em to Wait If this strike ls a rm The Atlin rush, according to his| will be time enough to months from now 5 P { transporta- When I arrived here po tly Gem: wr vestigating the Silver Creek strike, Investigating He Is Suspicious that most of the “The reports from this alleged? Shushanna Cece rush in Alaska has ali the earmarks of a faise gold rush, supported by Interests which will profit from the thousande who will go to Alaska in eearch of fortune, wasgiven here to- day by Cart McRath, old-time Alas ing the rush to Creek, which started two months the merchants Atiin rush as direct plot by which between 500 and 600 men we into a country in which they lost report, resulted from a prearrang tion companies and hotel keepers to attract as many men as possible. I began find at Shushanna read, very much | clipping those sent out from Silver ‘block Pictdre and Verse © \found the piace that # and here she is standing me azurecurtained bank, little sea garden o' coming fro quents, The steam-/on the with the same long, slender leaves and | brown earth Her big brown eyes are open men | wide, and as the September morn ing mist that come sing all Jack Frost strikes her, she say« don't think I'm bad or ‘Cause where it's deep a downtown FIGHTER KILLS Furious because she refused to ac- throng to cept his love, Joe Archer, 2 prize-| palm court. fighter, Cal., as she lay in bed at her lodg-| through his body. | “You made me love you, and pow I've got to have you » Awakening the girl with these moved. thords, Archer, according to Night milton, who had followed FR NK girl's room, seized the Clerk E him to victim, 4 and shot gazed her from the bed LONDON, J h of the duchess and P Arthur of Connaught will take 1 Oct. 15, according to announc divorce sult nd his| be a | sister, bridesmaid ington | WARM WEATHER W' | ARE HAVING, ISN’T IT SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.— | Two shapely legs, visible well bia | above the knee — through a chif- SAN FRANCISCO, July 25—/| fon slit sk! drew a large the Palace Hot A CLOSED AFFAIR hot and killed Lillian The legs Lae i hig owner, inta Monica,, mame unascertained, Be ee as to bee palm court. Every one sat up hen the vision twgs here today, then took his own wi three bullets violent ‘purple, vffag the room, a golden her right knee twinkling as she : Andrew J, Sutton was frank, bro AE aie tSF8 tally frank, says Mre. Anna Sutton ’ “- | Would go out with other women Twill Be a Very) and brag about {t to her, she says ° | His cruel treatment began as soon as the knot Royal Affair (iii ort tmpistos _— On July 16, last, #0 says the com Th wedding | plaint, he told her to good, and ob dlently jcorder advised t| couple have two children Berlin, Mich near Union Stgeet. PENNANTS “gsro" NO. 24 Any four coupons clipped from The Star, consecutively numbered, when presented’ at The Star office with 15 cents, will entitle you to a 65-cent pennant. Washington State Pennant now out. Pennants will be sent by mail if 5 cents addi- tional for each Pennant is enclosed. » Bring or mail to The Seattle Star, 1307 Seventh Avenue, appointment was confirn enate Monday, will take his oath aa federal judge for Western Wash ington next Wednesday morning. ‘The oath will be administered by his associate on the bench, Judge 4. B, Cushman, Judge and Mra, Neterer, whose |home” has been in many years, are in the city on a bouse hunting mission, 00D INVESTMENT by Campbell A ee Remember September Morn? The famous painting by Paul Chabas—an unctothed maiden, standing, shivering, in a moun- tain lak It created a big fuse, you re- member, in Chicago, and in oth er cities, among them our own Seattic. Well— Se; |has arrived. At present she ts the most popu |lar bud tn the city | She ts a wee, chubby tot. with| eye view of Smith's cov Paul Chabas’ picture She, like all little sisters, has|Utline of the Salmon bay improve ‘ er fre) ment, rapidly reaching completion. cold.” The picture ts on exhibition at the store of the Pacific Framing Co,, 1115 Third av. ODD ITEMS E SERVES COMPANY RIGHT NEW YORK, Jaly 26,—Andrew ‘7 Nelson planned to serve 700 pounds ‘tof fish a la “special shore dinner on July 4. The fish have just reached him, and he ts serving an express company a la lawsuit. A CLEAN BILL FOR DAD CHICAGO, July 25.—The fact he allows his young son to get bi dirty is no proof a father ts negli gent, ruled Judge Sullivan tn refus ing custody to the boy's mother. “A STITCH IN TIME” AUGUSTA, Ga., July 25.—The re Miss Edith Ander. son to put on a petticoat when she was haled before him for appearing in a transparent gown which ex posed green stockings |A GRAVE QUESTION NEW YORK Jul cost of dying e diggers in Gre ttle Is the headquarters for she ergat jamsber Vultee ta Week| AL AnING MISTAKE . CHICAGO, July 26.—Leon Wells, bought a picture port card of the Masonic temple and| mailed it {n the wrong place, Sev: en fire compantes’ responded to the alarm Judge Jeremiah N mber Morn’s baby sister, Without a single waste motion, ¢\the fishermen’s fleet, and will add m | 3.055 feet dock frontage, at a cont as a herald of it's awful Picture er unsplit hobble skirt when) she alighted from a trolley ca Helen Linder was thrown into the gutter and badly injured face y won their atrike for $2 instead lof $1.90 a day wagen whose ed by the Bellingham for N’S SISTER TAKES A DIP] Will Seattle Be Ready for the Panama Canal Business? Well, We Rather Guess So! Seventeen Millions of Dollars Being Spent to Make the City’s Harbor Second to None The hammers are clanging! their busy tale of toil. The piles are driven. The work is well begun. Soon the iron workers, and moulders, and | masons, and toher artisans and craftsmen will place the lasting marks of their handiwork up- on the big job Soon, before another year shall elapse, you will see this bird's eye view of the biggest and most modern dock on the Pacific coast, at Smith's cove. See the ate Mi enota lying alongside the Great Northern dock at the extr t Its the big gest vessel plying on the Pactftc See how n room It takes up half the length of the pier A Mile of Frontage Shift your view to the Port of Se attle dock built Bee the immer that will be available be exact almost a mile. A mile of frontage! Room for five or six vessels of the size of the Minn Room for the big Keat oc6e soiling crafts in the world And that ta but one dock fn th comprehe ve plan port commission for th | ment of the Seattle har | $1,000,000 Spent on Cove | Smith's ve, the larcemt docks, with {ts supplemental n provements in the way of a lumber yard, which will make the shipping | facilities for the Ballard milimen | the t in the world, its cranes to | convey cargoes from vensel tardock | and from vessel to other veaneln! 4} other improvements, will cost ap- proximately $1,000,000. In the background of this bird's sit will appear in 1914, when made ready for the traffic which the opening of Puget sound, you can see « faint Some Staggering Figures This will be the headquarters of | min Add to these the cout of the Lake Washington canal of $350,000, Before many months are over, the | state spent! Add port of 8 le wilt bi WILL DECLARE MARTIAL LAW IN MICHIGAN TOWN CALUMET, Mich, July 25.—|Hundreds of residents are leaving Martial law probably will be de-| Calumet, fearing a repetition of the clared here today. Five hundred | militiamen are patrolling =the an armed mob of strikers, mostly Crune’s deputies of their stars and virtually took possession of the city. By tomorrow, tt is expected, 500 more state guards will have ar. rived CINCINNATI, July 26.—Tripped| _Rioting prevailed last night and scores of persons are in the hos today, with broken heads. pita’ Smith Ceve docks, as they will moth dock to be constructed by the Seattle port commission. ,000 it improvements, includ-, waterway, $100,000 for the Renton}AND YOU WILL HAVE, CON-, 935 now pos: waterway, $50,000 for the Samam-|8E RVATIVELY ESTIMATED, and private ownership—a total of IN IMPROVE. 71,621 feet. Over 13 miles of ims MENTS ON SEATTLE’S HARBOR proved waterfront, that’s what it BY PUBLIC ENTERPRISE WITH- will mean. IN THE NEXT TWO YEARS. And the best developed harbor A total of 23,686 frontage will be added to the ook next year. the cost of establishing the ter mish waterway, SOME $17,000,000 ADO THESE, AND THE COST OF BRIDGES AND VIADUCTS, AND POSSIBLY SOME OF COUN. CILMAN GODDARD'S SUBWAYS, om the county 400,000 for the Aviator to Wed Girl Passenger WOMEN MAY RIDE N | THROUG July 25.—That men | would be shamed into giving wom [en the vote by numerous imitations of Lady Godiva's historic Coventry opinion of Laurence suffragist author-poet. Addressing the International Wom- an's Franchise league on the sub- The other day Mies Ber- tha Mack, cashier at Luna made a flight Harry Christoffer- in his hydro-acroptan: it was the first time t = The little god Cupid fol- streets today to prevent a repeti- ¥9¢ e#tablished and federal troops lowed them up in tion of yesterday's disorders, when | patrolied the streets It was considered possible today that the strike will extend to 40,000 fron miners at Marquette, Gogebic and Mineral Range. Practically all per miners are armed his arrows just And, on Monday, Dr. M, A. Matthews will marry the striking cop them at Luna park, WHY THE DELAY? Housman declared the most remark- in history of “petti- coat government” was that of Lady jable exampl. 1 but serve to infl In his view, all women should take their patron 7,000 surface workers are out and again and again do violence to MEXICAN GIRL | ‘HELD AS SLAVE? | At noon today Judge Gordon de | nied the motion made by Attorney |Tucker to dismiss the caso against Dr. Annio K. Russell, who Is charg: | od with beating with a cane Gua daloupe Dominguez, a 17-year-old Mexican girl, whom the doctor brought to this country from Mex feo four years ago, The case was then continued for further test! | mony | Tucker defended the “rule of the jrod” by precedents that dated {back to Dr. Johnson, In old Eng land, King Solomon and Palestine. | Deputy Prosecutor Steel “a slave and a peon” of the girl COPS LAY ATRAP When ©, B. MeLannahan report { i " ed to Patrolmen Newman and Wood |lovethat he had been “rolled” for 50 buckarinos at the Vancouver sv loon, south of Yesler way, they were sed with an Iluminating idea Let your friend” here, Frans Gurepple, go into the same saloon, pretend intoxication, and maybe the same robber will tackle him, they said . Frans acted the part to perfec tion, Mike Fay will now be requir ed to make some lusty explavations. cony, their conventional esty in order to sense of mod- Why the delay In presenting the shame men iNto | city’s application rates to the public service commis- always sufficient to gird the loins for war against evil. Sometimes {t is nece: LIVED 30 YEARS AS MAN’S SISTER what Counetiman Grif- |fiths wanted to know at the fran |chise committee meeting this morn-|T*s8ed silence There were no volunteers for the |stunt, but the police are quaking at the very threat. MRS, PANKHURST CLOSE TO DEATH Bruce Almost 25.—Death may soon end the suffrage activities of | Pankhurst, | of the militants, who was yesterday |(Spl.)—Bruce Hall came near |released from Holloway jail as the result of her hunger strike. brothers, famous aviators. The condition of Mrs, Pankhurst,| But not quite. taken to a hos-| He built a machine of his o CHICAGO, July 25.—Declara tion that for 30 years she lived as brother and sister with Wm Henry Lee, 70, former head of “From the chairman of the state commission,” learn that he has no other notice of jour application than what he read The resolution pase ed by the council should have been | immediately officially transmitted to the commission.” ‘JEERS MULHALL ning alternately at his Congressman | Jas. Watson of Indiana faced Mar- tin M. Mulhall of Baltimore today former agent of the Na Co., of this city, was made here today by Mrs. Barbara Clough, 60, of Sherburne, arrived in Chicago to aid in ‘#8 $200,000 estate. A FLAT FAILURE The furnished flat looked flat.| 198 and fr In fact, she | accuser, LONDON, July chars) she flatly told him ao. ed Dr. Russell with having made/si4 him she was flat tired of him, Janyhow. And it was only two months after started on thelr matrimonial who was at once pital from her cell Is of the gravest, of Manufactur-|and a blood transfusion — operation | his father’s barn. has been performed in an effort to| He will get better, the doctonf: ve Say, but a great deal of improves The most eminent physicians Injment will have to be made on ti the blood trans: | machine. ? pointing out that the milf- RARE neo ces a | 1 successive hunger 4 jstrikes had almost completely un-/ DRAG LAKE FOR BODY dermined her system. ers continued his story sociation between Watson and the/ save her life. announced that Mulhall will be re m conclusion of his di Jrect examination and that no cross | tant examination SEARCH FOR GIRL pipN’T FEEL IT? ta being combed today | ment, and he wants a divorce married March 8 of this year. |man, 608 Ponttus ay,, says he sa Thrusday, while diving from an old — WASHINGTON, July 26 Gelden Luff » which began who mysterious her home on the ¢ while dressed tn a house 7, of North Yakima 8} supreme at capitol today, fol- lowing the issuance of an drder by own university, | Gov. eight-hour work day would apply in| tyatt-Fowells Business School has deem og all departments of the state govern: | \* vening of July stimated distance of the He may be charged with grand lar- . | ance being 8,000 miles, knowing of her whereabouts, The present Great Northern dock is shown at the extreme right. At the left, the mame feet of dock on the coast, as Chief Engineer 7,-| Whitham confidently boasts. AKED H CITY’S STREETS" THE STORY OF LADY GODIVAS’ VENTURE Godiva, wife of Leofric, eari of Mercia and lord of Coventry, long years ago rode through the streets of Coventry in order t Inhabitants of t should be freed of a fir posed upon them by her hus band. The inhabitants ap- pealed to Lady Godiva, who pleaded with her lord. He jocularly promised to grant her request if she would ride naked through town, She caused it to be known under what terms they would be relieved of the tax. Ona certain day s' mounted naked on her paifrey, rode through the town and return- ed. The faithful villagers stayed indoors and kept thelr windows closed. The lord relieved the people of the tax, through his admira- tion for his wife's heroism, Government,” and example y to strip,” amid embar-| Became Airman leader | FORT LUPTON, Colo., July 23— equaling the record of the Wright jand made a flight from the roof 6 day for a body that Leon Baugh- scow. at the foot of Boren ay, body was at the bttom of the he sald, and was wrappea 0 blanket. Joy reigned hereafter the} pno intgest cloment tn the growth of sed, both by public Lake Union is being dragged toe — ment of te now. mare thai 2,600 ex-atudenta They are all glad ment under his control, way eo good word for Hyatt-Fowella A@ve.