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

SHOWERS TONIGHT; FAIR SATURDAY; MODERATE WESTERLY WINDS, RYT TI LULHLLLLLLLLULLL LLL LLLLLLLLU/Z gman, s L, = Come! See forYourself = Does Crime Ever Pay? 3 = NGS Wis dae Wiacw eee a . Frank P. Stockbridge has another of = = every day, and Is ready to prove It. = = ay trai Br Strauhridie hee ams ro \ = Circulation books are always open. = = Star today, on page 7. He proves that = aH FvouUNE 15\ THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS HOME ay unum ON TRAINS AND NWS STANDS. he —=—=S=1T’S AN HONEST FIGHT AGAINST GREED! == he proposition for the opening of Alaska’s stores of wealth along the lines of the national campaign launched by The Star is unique in that it is an honest proposal on a large scale to conserve the welfare of the people as a whole. Seattle, being the gateway to Alaska, will of course reap the greatest benefits, but the nation as a whole cannot help but feel the advantage also. Private monopoly sometimes professes to have the public’s welfare in mind. But we all know, from repeated sad experience, that its main motive is profit for the inside few. Only so far as that profit is advantaged by consideration of the con- sumer does the consumer get consideration. Usually the rule is to charge all the traffic will bear. Now, the plan for the opening of Alaska according to the provisions of the Poindexter bill reverses this completely. It takes away every incentive for greed in the development of Alas great deposits of natural treasure, It doesn’t destroy profit, but it proposes,a new division of profit. It allows profit not to the cunning, the remorseless, the unscrupulous, but to the efficient; NO, 138 SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1913 ONE CENT EDITION and it checks the efficient from becoming greedy by providing that just in propor- tion as they are efficient they must share the proceeds of their efficiency with the consumers in whose service the efficiency is evolved. Uncle Sam, the agent of all the people, doesn’t need profit, that profit, to induce him to put his hands and mind to the task of lifting Alaska’s coal from where it has been hidden in the bowels of the earth to the avenues of transportation and sale, His profit comes in homes made warm, in new health put to human use, in cities made more prosperous. And so Uncle Sam is free, and he is the only business man who today is free, to turn the profits of a mining enterprise over to the faithful workers in the mines and on the railroads, and to the buyers of the coal, whose demand for the coal creates the market that gives the work to the workers. Of course, greed will fight Poindexter’s bill; but isn’t that a mighty good reason why we, the consumers of Seattle and the whole country, we, who want to sce in- dustry humanized and wealth justly distributed, should strongly support it? is, money ’s UNITED STATES READY FOR WAR IN MEXICO Most Beautiful Girl in the World | Poses Before Camera for The Star Trouble Expected When ie SEs ™ : PICKLES, HE CALLS GIRL SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8, Business and Professional Men 2 AE Pe eo Express Themselves in Support of Alaskan Get-Together Plan —"Dear Pickles.” That w the pet name given Miss Marsha Warring ton by Maury |. Diggs in endearing letters sent to her Wilson’s Emissary Goes to Mexico City Tonight (Staff Correspondent of the United Press) at about the time of the Seattie’s busi iimecaeeheS LES Se en re elopement o' ge an | a asf Bat chamsent e Bahoaiie its ap How Poindexter Bill Proposes one nett sasrrled maaotth | By John E. Navin to Connect Alaska With U. S. proval in most emphatic language of The Star's suggestion that Seat: tle get together In support of the effort being made to get through Miss Warrington and Mise Lola Norris to Reno, accord. Ing to the federal court rec ords today When he heard the letter referred to in court, Diggs WASHINGTON, Aug. &—President Wilson and the administration are prepared for all eventualities in Mexico. The United States wants peace, but the army and navy are ready if any overt act by Huerta or ‘his partisans causes war. Reports on the president's desk today show this Secretary of the congress legisiation that will lead BERING Navy I f th the rp ay. be made & wry face ‘avy Daniels conferred with the president for an hour today, and per to the development of Alaska in STRALT ie Inear eke alenes sonally assured the president that the navy is ready euch a way that all of the people “Tom,” but was identified Another 2 ay bring the gravest developments. of the country will be benefited by Vice President J. H. The discussed with Secretary Bryan the reports of thered: Stephene of the Ft. Sutter Charge d'Affaires O'S hne at Mexico City, but no decision was eby. National Bank ef Sere reached as to how to reply to Huerta’s stand on the visit of John Lind, Many unsolicited expres: mento as being In the hand- They asked O'Shaughnessy for a further report. @pproval have been writing of Digge. The early-morning suggestion that John Lind, in order not to im od tikes malts and by tele wth “Pickles epletie” told vite anti-American demonstrations rey rw a upon the battleship roug! ee cvccy inet. lat, Worvingion. "nbt to z was dissipated when official announcement phone, and worry!” that the clouds Lind will go tonight from Vera Cruz to Mexico City. cation that joca! organizations hav- fing for their object the advance ment of the public good wil! join in the fight to the end that word may would soon blow over, “leav- Ing ue happier than before.” | This {s taken as an indication that President Wilson has determin ed to allow nothing to interfere with the plans he has mapped out, ao matter what the consequences may be. 4 from. Unofficial dir; Mexico City this morning ote. 2 or “il Misahington that the ' 'dent Huerta as saying that We {8 determined to resist by force of arms =~ elfic Northwest is jany further attempt by the United States to Interfere with Mexico. , hind the Poindexter bill of similar fegistation. Here are the words of but a few of those who have expressed them selves to The Star: CROWDS JAM If correct, this report, it is believed, will serve to further inflame the Mexicans. GOVERNMENT MAY FACE SITUATION SUCH AS PRECEDED DECLARATION OF WAR WITH SPAIN. a MILLER i yit nage erm agi | Official Washington has little hope that Lind’s entrance into the for some time, been thinking | City of Mextco will be a peaceful one. It is an open secret that the presenting to you the suggestion president expects and is prepared for word of serious disturbances that the Scripps papers institute a movement for the forcing to an ! gue and a settlement of the Alaska problem. You may be sure, there fore, that I was delighted to note that The Star comes out this after- . . PROPOSED RAILROADS VIGWNTOD HSILIAG TO SEE GIRL ¥ FRANCISCO, Aug. 8.—At SAN following the arrival of his emissary. If Lind {s molested, the government will face a situation identical with that of the blowing up of the Maine in Havana harbor, and any” indignity offered Lind would virtually amount to an act of war, which would necessitate armed sident Wilson ts cc ing the publication of Lind’s complete noon announcing this very policy. I tracted by the published probabil instructions as soon as he Vera Cruz thinks Huerta ti wish to comend you upon your STEAMBOAT LINES op ity thas Marene: Warrington wourd snap judgment, and believes that if the scope of Lind’s mission {is out. broadness of vision in conceiving iv be put on the stand today to tell of lined, “it will show the world how disinterested United States has nd instituting this movement, as I “ sesh the trip to Reno of herself, Lola heen e that the credit must undoubt- {4 Norris, F. Orew Caminetti and Phe Mexican embassy, in an eff ort to ju . 's ‘ “" boo I mgr ta i bebe oe A gs sasaki wy: ammed the entrances to the U. 8./ who invest ) affairs, had made colored reports of their various factions | ch a community as Seattle Is re teehee * atior rial and waste of time, and beside the quest What I f t Wiek OF ACOUBED: MAN oe ant vacte of time is that, because of the fact that there is a wid # WIFE OF ACCUSED MAN | The embassy insists that only care for the national honor of his eeeee oe ee 8 nM Decne ening th do We be for the * WILL BE AT HIS SIDE #/ PAULINE FREDERICK country actuated H ence of opinion as to methods, bject and determine upon its * SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8.— #| President Wilson directed Secretary Bryan to keep in close papers to go deeply into the subje and. in fact, in my t as te her recent declara- #| OU'VE heard of her, surely. touch with O'Shaughnessy, and the latter was directed to report at from the facts, an entirely simple proceeding, and, In fact, * tions that a reconetiiation #| Harrison Fisher, the famous artist, declares she Is the most) once. ble opinion, the only practical one to be fo! nab ge s Poke # with her husband was Impoe #! i beautiful woman in the whole world, | —— “What appeals to me, and what-l wish to congratulate you « #& sible in any cirenmatances, #| The Star has been printing some mighty fine Saturday short not alone that you are taking up the Alaska problem, which ts so vital & Mrs, Maury I. Diggs h # stories this summer, as you have noticed. These stories have been ) to this community, but the demonstration that the Scripps papers are & to b memory of t 4. | Illustrated by such men as James Montgomery Flagg and R. M. Crosby, > Ot onstructive policy b a follies { 7 d s k, all big figure: th Id. | ence in this country, bar none, and have deplored the fact that where # Warrington in | Mins Frederick, who ie the star in the big pageant drama being : it has pointed out the evils that beset as a | \& tell their stor #| produced in New York, “Joseph and His Brethren,” has just finished 4 a remedy, or, in those remote cases wh ne 0 # tria * a series of poses from life to illustrate The Star's stories. ft has been in a feeble man , wh it should nough Teeter The first story in which Miss Frederick will be seen, photograph- to carry !t through to success eer aad district court here when the trial| [cally portrayed, will be Gouverneur Morris’ charming tale, “Holding the Poindexter bil in ts ee MAURICE D. LEEHEY—"In my Judgement and shou most desirab! 1 be of Diggs, for white slavery, opened Hands,” in The Star Saturday. The first shipment of Sush oral way, is a splendid measur wed 1 Watch for it. | Young man any longer, but the gol@ & general way, is a splendid mosatbility of securing Its passage | before Judge Van Fleet, and for a| _ 4 ai i foe ELSE gold reached Seattle this morning,| fever almost overcame me fc congress as now constituted. 1 do believe, however that it is 1 e Mp fl gti ledge ye ‘cttte | when tbe steamer Alameda arrived| “All of Alaska, it seems, is move to pass the government railroad bill, which provides for the issue of fonit to -aat thease. Aibcooart 9 from Cordova. | ing to the gings. Cordova is $10'000.000 in bonds, to be expended in the wisdom of the presiden dlls Mb dae bry aad | It ts in the form of “souvenir” | practically deserted. the only condition being that the road shall connect tho inland water as a | puswets, which vartous passengers —_— 7 7 t ports. If we can't get the whole loaf, we stould aon = bought at McCarthy from pros-| take. the half “The vovernment owns the lands of Alaska, and the Herd Dk ee aie inaga| Dt J. J. Meyer, of New York, a|to New York to observe tnocula-| pectors who came in from the “dig government should develop these lands. Let's make this first short weer ate Pisco aged wt { member of tho staff of Dr. Fried-|tions of test patients there with| ings” for more supplies. | Step if we can't take the longer stride. The Star is to be commended would not matter a particle {f these | mann, discoverer of the alleged cure |the Friedmann vaccine. Walter C. Cowles, of Amherst, for its enterprise in securing valuable newspaper support in the in wor 5 pablio oreatitutes.” the | tie ent {11 arrive in Seat Directors of the hospital decided | Mass. & member of the Chamber| Over the objection of City Attom Tt of Alaskan development, and this support will have mach to do lof Pr oatantiy Aeoiddt: Clb ee to eee ee ee t ded | of Commerce excursion who stop-|ney Allison, who charged the court fluencing congress.” + -4-s nell eek : tle Auguet 10, and will remain e/today that Dr. Meyer will not be| ped over at McCar has one of| with w y interfering with nfluencin » The Star's at ay to make no general attack on sermitted se the vaccine her ne uggets, fe vhich he/|the police powers of the city, J K, CONTRACTOR—'I ! The Star's att he. characters oi! a {r , | five days. I tt to use t vaccine here | these nuggets, r which he re of the city, Judge t rpg pe ee up of the coal fields of Alaska should abe) Shas f the Warrington | y) Meyer had expected, accord-|1ntil government tests have proved | paid $3 Humphries t issued a restral ah es vt of every man on the Pacific coast. The government shou aS doen az h Intention,” | !ng to a telegram f m, to treat |its efficacy | A party of three men came in| ing order against the fire marshal ne et Gavelop the coal fields of the North for the benefit of We have na such Intention.” oie ae the N hospita I do not desire,” said Dr. Noble|from the Sushanna fle which| who had ordered removed a sign ve at large, We have already permitted special interests to petense. Attorney 1 yer hl Stone and Kilbourne streets, while|to The Star, "to t nse of the|are about 160 miles from MeCar-| ove Ramaker Bros. & Co, tee trcon us much that nature provided for all of the people, and now » ee Se ee oe De. C. 8. Noble, chairman of{serum upon patients for|thy,” Cowles said today at the store, Stewart and Third, on the uM “n ‘ tunity is here to keep for all of the people the great coal e | bof the "eke Birls with | ii. board of directors of hos-|money until Its efficacy s-| Washington hotel, “and their pock-| ground that it violated the fire om nska, we should certainly grasp it.” a | Fee tt Ores ant | pital, met Dr. Meyer when he went|itive cure has been establishes ets bulged with gold. I am not aldinances : Y—"Some such method aa outlined by Senator y | d Fiend, but no. sttem cian ieheetll Se H, 4. ONE ee the only way to develop Alaska, and | r 8) made to asaail the young " 8 bill #e > by rh ce hrs i OS ANGELES! | women’s past so far as they, at any q rn that The Star has succeeded in getting the big influ Y 7 time, may have been Involved with ripps papers in an t to open up that country in the ' - mear - spond deal to Seattle and the whole state, and it »SAN DIEGO “Plekles” Letter Pe ) R d. C d C l d d Th D d M M Sita ae at Alaska will mot be taraed,over (0B) eee Picker tet nea| Yes, Sir! Rode on Cars and Conclude ey Deserved More Money omen. ee Co Catan, Banat safe:| Here is an interesting map show- med at 1 KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. 8 Into the hands of receivers, and | heard since I've been general a eeeee Ban hes will be afforded, which will be of|ing how the bill of Senator Poin tka, handwr —it a federal court were to thus came under the direction a | manager,” said John M. Egan, ive ‘ f ° pag Regge al Fe ee erred aa ; the prose of Judge Wm. C. Hook of the when he heard Judge Hook's eee te vere OUR NE er int Mant Algwen Will. work eet ; arn tebe order. ani Iceretate: FDIS 8 United States court, Western | order. ne sas 36 het ee Se tae ak, mncle Bam will bulld a railroad | (skuised. reported to have been| vice corporation, In the hands of district of Missouri | “With this 5 per cent increase R. JUSTICE—"Seattlo ought to exter bill, or soma other! from Cordova or somewhere In that| Written by Digan and allexed to) 9 receiver, to incresse the The men employed by the com. | In effect, the company will be Berippa organiz chalt of the Poindexter Dill, oF some ie trom erclclaity tothe coal fields {Pave #0 Important bearing on the! Wages of Ite men, who had not pany were consented, They | paying on a par with most citi measure along ' ivate monopoly. That 1# set-|and to the Yukon. Then he will| Ase asked an increase, wouldn't It have no organization, and most | In the country, and a higher wee POS a lecting the reonopely with the government un-| open up coal fields and mine coal. | eS a —I| shock you? And— of them have been in the ser. | rate than is paid in some. | am ‘ E elimin r ae “on ad vitiae int the cal Ids, we can then, Next thing is to ship the coal! if the Judge who made the vice for years. They were im- | honestly glad that the increase | nine Sirsa operation Cf ® i Tinea ot MiaaataL aval ble rallbeade to the pore whera|| OD Ar nuns, order were to gather to himself mensely surprised by the | has been made; the men de y, prope: de ) the resources Of AIRSKA | oy daughter, and step court's action, | serve it.” i diced —-— = coal will be dumped from cars his wife and daug = — = Into eoakoarrying steamers, | FOR A TENANT |) pi vice a month's. rest, withe $0 ve There are 4,000 men employed re ea eerare will then proceed|| _ Have you ever been’ in this out even waiting for a “thank “The judge,” explained his | by the Metropolitan company, COUPON to deliver the coal at the big Pa-|| Position? With one or more you," would you believe It? clerk, Franklin Vane, “simply | and the Increase will add $75, P NO. 36 tific coast cities from Seattle on|| Vacant furnisted rooms that And— made the order for a 5 per cent 000 to the annual pay roll, e the north. to San Dlego on the|| you woulg ike to find tenants —If the general manager of Increase, effective Immediately. bringing It up to $1,500,008. It A ° for, there 1# no more feasible blic service corporation He said he had been studyin means an increase for thi a e Star, h J the public serv pi e ying bl zeane ter tha Gl Any four coupons clip) ed fram Th south way of filling them than were to expres@ pleasure at the the question of the men’s wages in all departments, but the con- consecutively numbered, when presented at The The body of Chariae E. Cant, trav: through a Star W ant ad, Star news of the increase, could you ever since the company came ductors and motormen will i $ é ill itle you to a eling salesman, who died at Jovita Want ada are the key to over || credit it? under his supervision. He rides profit most. Star office with 15 cents, will entitle y Va thursday morning, has|{ 49,000 readers—over 40,000 || Steady, now, for It’s #0. And on the street cars daily, and he The franchises of th P t y © com 65-cent pennant. California Pennants now out. ff iif irought to Seattle. Cont was || homes—and your ad would this is the story knows the splendid service the | pany expired over a year ago, own off the Coas kurely appeal to a number of Metropolitan Street Rall nen give. He knows, too, the and negotiations have bi ay. Pennants well known of the Coast irely appeal to a num The Metrop e men give 5 9 ns have been go j Alaska Pennants out next Monday "I 1 f them. Phone it and we will way Co. supplies street car ser- difficulty the men experience In ing-on sinoe. bewweed Sha, ta will be sent by mail if 5 cents additiona The stud mail your bi. Bub it for a vice, electric light and power to making both ends meet when | cities and the receivers. Mayor * * iZ } ol eek, and, that doesn't do, Kansas Cities, one in th necessaries of Vife ar Yost of Kan: ci M ® or mai: to e Hyatt-Fowe w the two Kansas es, one he neces: e@ are so | st 0 sas City, Mo. has each Pennant is enclosed. Bring L St th ™ run it another week. Phone Missourl, the other across the expensive, So he simply in- prepared a tentative franchise Seattle Star, 1307 Seventh Ave., near Union St. Main 9400 street in Kansas. About three creased their wages by order.” which will®be presented to the se oe ili sleepiness ——! years ago the company went “That's the best news I've JUDGE WILLIAM C. HOOK receivers next week.