The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1913, Page 1

CLOUDY TONIGHT AND FRIDAY, PROF a i Every one of the 50 newspapers with which The Star is affiliated yesterday told the people of as i many cities that Uncle Sam's coal in Alaska is of high quality and easily marketed. SE In addition, The Star caused to be transmitted over the wires of the United Press the same infor- mation to the 600 newspapers throughout the United States served by that news gathering agency. i The intelligence so transmitted to millions of newspaper readers throughout the country will serve ; i the purpose intended by The Star—the creating of a public sentiment that will force through congress the legislation needed for the development of Alaska’s greatest resource, according to the plan outlined | by The Star some weeks ago. ot To the people of Seattle, the fact that government experts, sent by the navy department of the United - States to investigate, had filed reports showing the Mantanuska coal to be of a superior quality, and in within shipping distance of one of the best deep water harbors in Alaska, is of the greatest concern. io- Ay, Once Before, in Heat of London’s Great Food || Strike, Boalt Saw Tom Mann, English Leader of 1\ Labor; Now Hears Him Talk at the rsity Unive RICH AUTOMOBILIST JAILED; BOND REFUS 3ABLY RAIN; LIGHT EASTERLY WINDS i) = 4 fi = ) } i Wise Up, friends, Wise Up! |} Only 40,000 Daily! vou find the straight goods on the editor il [ OLUME 15 THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS. HOME iM pion; dia we but 0 th equal ease, i he Hil NO, 198. SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1913 ONE CENT. Si.wa'teasne. 6c EDITION. | Ii STAR TELLS WORLD OF ALASKA’S COAL: GETS |]650 NEWSPAPERS TO BOOSTING FOR SEATTLE EVERY DOLLAR SENT INTO ALASKA AND EVERY DOLLAR TAKEN OUT OF ALASKA— WHETHER IT BE FOR COAL OR GOLD, FOR FISH OR FOR FURS—MEANS AN ADDED AD- VANCEMENT IN THE MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THIS CITY. The development of the coal fields means more than this. It means not only direct material ad- vancement because of the opening up of a big, new industry directly tributary to Seattle, but it means cheaper fuel for the homes and for the factories. The Star’s plan to secure the co-operation of all of its affiliated newspapers to the end that needed legislation may be secured, has been given a wonderful impetus by the developments of yesterday, and none of the advantage was lost because of any lack of energy in scattering broadcast the information that Alaska has beneath its crust of golden soil a world’s supply of high grade coal. AUTO KILLS MAN; TWO MORE HURT The Star Leads in Fremont! There are fifty-four homes in the district shown by this diagram. The newspaper census-taker found that three of these homes were empty and at two homes, the occupants were not in when he called. Of the forty-nine homes canvassed, forty-eight take regularly one or more daily papers. as } sos . . . . . 2. H By Fred L. Boalt. | Because the teamatern, the ‘oad men The Star has not had a solicitor in this district during the past six Nes, od J wh > with tra willing to hely ci , ed Twice in my life | nave seen Tom Mann. The first time was a |)" Kg pnts : months. Lawrence Duke's Car Tears memorable day in June, 1911, in London. The second was last night ; The following statistics were compiled from statements made by the oc- Into Party of Hunters in- at the University of Washington. se Ps : file in the’ office ctl eg That first I stood or a igh . from the | Cupants of these forty-eight homes, and the same are on file in the office Near Foster. Holborn brid looking dow ~) ind 4 sour The S. ] | ia . ps of te whom it wast seomed to have a plea an e Seattle Star. a Ludgec> st, where the great Sinith se HE MISSES ONLY ONE ket debouches into it : 7 SES HIS ) 50,000 OBEY . ; . . e- ee ee ee See |e ee er AND, 1080,000 OBEY NUMBER OF HOMES, 48 NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS, 163 a ‘eet and m * ace ere p - he hi where weakened 1 ann ha in ym. ed with idle, silent men ‘ 1 000 men returned to work ne food c h Number of Star Subscribers. 30, or 62 pct. Number of Star Readers 117, or 72 pet. Fourth Member of Party Pherae PB guaran _—. a iike | OtBer Kreat centers of population. My w pe Number of Times Subscribers. 22, or 46 pct. Number of Times Readers 89, or 49.pct. Jumps; Both Injured the ‘a en welew wearing a cloth ue ro hone a , i hing was crowne Number of P.-I. Subscribers. 22, or 46 pct. Number of P.-I, Readers 64, or 45 pet. Men May Die. cap and a kerchief about bis — It was solidarity as did tt, 0 soliaarit Number of Sun Subscribers 11, or 23 pet. | Number of Sun Readers 45, or 27 pet. n ite, Tom Mann had ordered a strike. | °¢ er. P . ending an investigation by When be raised his hand, be crews Tom Mann last night addressed tho Political Science club of the EXCLUSIVE CIRCULATION (where only one daily paper is taken.) Prosecuting Attorney Murphy anc ore te ousand | tntversity of neton c gather khbro zat } ER ai ogg app og Tine attontion tor tha words of thin LWW. tom overscan, who never |f Homes taking Star and no other, 9.or 19 pet. | Readers of Star and no other. .36, or 22 pct. || Coroner Mason, Lawrence Duke, o . hips te ontion to the words of « rom overs: i . : The astevedores in ever port | nad an academic education, and who rose (rom an underpaid worker in || Homes taking Times and no other.7, or 15 pct. Readers of Times and no other.24,or 15 pct. ]| son of Brodie Duke, tobacco king, quit. Every wharfinan quit Evie Welch colliery to a position of tremendous power in the industriel!) Homes taking P.-I. and no other. 4, or 8 pct, | Readers of P.-I. and no other, .10, or 6 pct. JJ is held at the county, jail. and may © rie anit mt Ton eat rale ieee phage .% '* me eee ith intmitabl paren wy ha minis Homes taking Sun and no other. 1, or 2 pet. | Readers of Sun and no other... .3, or 2 pet. || have to answor a charge of man- porter quit en To i ney Inughed with him when, with inimitable drotiery, he K slbughler tbe Gs aah Tahoe . ; of H : Scdwace’ sae roughout ee eee ee eee ee eee ie horrors of the years of | FAMILY PAPERS (the paper all the members of the family read and like best) ||) °e..°" | saloonrven.. dn ce dow ned fi ‘ They wept w him when he pictured the horrors of the years o! ‘ Ps ss e 6; 4 er United Kingdom ae industrial servitude which the working cians of Great Britain Is leaving Out of the 48 homes, The Star is the family paper in 22, the Times in ]}cotiision on Pacific highway near There was food In the holds of | pening . . Foster Wednesday nigh the ships lying in the Thee fe sion the workers of the world | 17, the P.-L in 7 and the Sun in 2. a nesday night. Thames, at the docks at I have.so r wo ot x re companions, Ak Sout ton art ahh 1 th him when he vows loglond, a trinsfer man, Southampton, Ys And fina with him ie vow’ T Wo Sunday papers, P.-I. 21, Times 18. and Thomas G. Simmons, @ cox io one would m that only t » world’s workers be rig mission man, are serion to th warehc uses from the ware There tand and ¢ y. The iste ts fi a TART ed tr L ee) oo aE Riverton Koka pac t es London, never with more than a|% Doth countri £u NOATI —_——, NS | Were Repairing Tires . " ‘ew days hand, f aie " Tt UE > | The accident oceurr y in TOM MANN on kctanelia ‘millions of us| DECLARES THERE NEVER WILL BE WAR 1X | cor teatglent coourves aera bey ry, . f ae . t f th mt Wa t 1 may be ‘ | e P rr party experienc a ny were in imminent danger of starving to death. My wife, along with « But,” sald Mann, “there will be no im Baal 0 > ‘. i) | blowout of one of the tires, a million or so other wives, had to pay sneha tae to Ror NR abe ty Rg A iat er Rt lh thal a ith: ait SS YQ) .e) Hoglund, who owned the mas more for bacon. Lord, how panicky we were when the thing actually A hiyceetie bball ctl lop ye g e iS x S chine, and Simmons were replacing 4 touched our pockets! ; foal pus Be A gg ani au aetens 40 RS ~ |the tire and r owas ghting The big, sive, swagger West hotels—the Savoy, the Cect! p weeminey ae civent Diritete ‘Will ‘Sewn toolt, sents, aoe eee oe hy S matches behind tiem to give them the Cabtton, the Rits—were no det off than we humble folks. They!) ammunition and guns. The very tools with which warhelps ar > ay S the necessary licht were filled with European nobility and American millionaires are made by wir ged rae oR ape ev Wa bien — ot ee eS _A_ fourth © man they had no SE gery a TURNE Ave cone: es, ist ha bow y and I looked down from the bridge nto our ranks th rx and sailors who have been driven into the jump aside and his warning to hie were wagons joaded with food, and police escorts ecii\| army and navy t they can't now get ar v« u job in civil sentative of of the four }| companions came too late when he every time to start a wagon, the crowd, silent, stood, | ii¢¢ sis y the I It would be saw the Duke machine reunding a packed and motionless, wagon moved : ii 5 hours we will absor sf V a large nu r ibseribers for a short || curve and tearing down the road uicnie wa honed. oer There was a commotion It! oy mar we will wecure a oft | ensus make a phenomer Yo at 30 miles an hou says, in © the crowd below. They were aking way for some one. his labor | each evening are fr The Star ha Then I saw a short, thick man pushing throug @ man with rudd ut we will never accomplish this 1 d in many of these a the been a Sta Rammed Against Pole © cheeks and blue eyes. Not an impo gure, but when you looked @) never ac plish this by ‘conatitutio e} Hoglund and Simmons were pin- oa second time you saw he bad strength, aud courage, and humor, and | er, sweeter, politer way, but for years ¥ entation ned under the wheels, and Parr x, i kindliness. Jin parliament, but it never got ux anything. : he Ss | - ——— ——-- was lifted i Ho, Towm!” | When we have absolute solidarity we will simply reach out o ir] STATE OF WASHINGTON iragged several fee til the Duke - “Good ol’ Town!” }hands and take that which is ou | depose and say as| | COUNTY OF KING machine hit a telegraph pole. Farr | “Towm Mann,” explained my cockne $$ $$ _ (2 SELIG REE EE ver: 1918, 1 made a | was killed instantly ! He had hurried from Liverpool to take charge of the London end of south, Wallingford | | Duke says his speed was but 1% ° the strike. The Olymp atest of gcean liners, had no crew. The | miles an hour that ne applied Manretania, fastest of could not “turn around” to break another the brakes when he noticed *he record. Not a lin move, or even dixchar ro At d tne ms vehine ahe coronation was com The king was ebout to be crowned | | : ne says, a man jumped 1 * The whole life of st community on earth was topsy-turvy | | nackward, and he was compelled 10 and upside-down. Wh ause the ealiors had a just grievance.| 5) the car to the left to avon —— — ——$—$——— ————— | cen / At this moment, says Duke, bf A LOT OF LAUGHS IF M { ; ania vin oe 4 |you mis Bec t.6 etal so gms Sa i YOU DON’T BUY THE STAR PINK NEW YORK, Oct. 18—Bishop| NEW YORK. Oct. 16—owing to|f | omer 1! vk Mbt : Neth Duke nor hh « conpanton The “T Review” column man said, among other things, in || Franklin &, Spaiding’s bitter de-/a damaged shaft, the steam Ube y ~ oe \ barber, Was im . he “Town in Review” e nunciation of the rich and declara-| Kroonland, with Capt, Francis Inch ant ‘ Duke has been mixed up in twe ss tion for an industrial democracy of the Volturno, six of his officers ther auto accidents recent'y. Last :- I “THE COLONEL’S younger son, Clarence, is terribly ex were the sensation today of the and 83 other : re. fois the gh Re Notary Pubitie in and for the State of Washington, re inkllas nq cited. Protestant Episcopal convention burned lir Will Got Abek here tor the State 0 ashington, re. sing in Seattle ¢ THERE'S GOING to be an elecrion at the Rainier club. I hate our system of giving to Wir i ea coufirm ear expires Jannary &2, 1916 mi v 2 sete di Ee EA and taking from .the!tier reports that Duteh Tank. |]! . seaemggile Wl AND CLARENCE thinks he runs the club. | Jared the Utah bishop in| ship New York took part, with the - a | hunting “| [ee 2 an address last nigh It is "n-\ten other craft which responded ! recreations He also makes fre OF COURSE he doesn’t, but it’s 1 good game, and the other suvatian It is un-Godlike It to the Volturno’s 8. O. 8. calls, in Jquent trips to Alaska, | | club fellows let him play at it. must end ehuret ; must | the rk of saving the doomed ve | Farr and his « nions wen ae A ps awake 1 ally iteelf wit e | ne crew and passengers, and returning from a duck-hunting trit 1 CAN'T help but feel that something's going to happen to hte: for q industrial helped the liner Narra | ! at Renton junction the editor of the Sun, it democracy gansett | } he sea while] | Was Saloon Proprietor $ “eo * There are rich men at this con-| the work of rescue was in progress, | . ‘arr was » » proprietor: FROM HIS own pen I have it that he's the only truthful vention who don't care t the ‘praying the wa with off, || | ‘ ee Lali: fh B opriator editor in the world, and that it’s a fle if you see it anywhere net thelr ne Tacx haven't al The New York Wan laaroed —— jof the Cave saloon, on Washingtos hi the of feeling for the working: took fifteen women and three ehil By a vote of 6 to 3, the coun. st ogiun sa men of the on Bithec tose at banieetht *hetD dren from the Volturno, and was| il this morning voted to accept Fria. Ona al ranater se i ' tg ‘ ‘ E fs f Co, His lence is 1 enny. HE'S REALLY getting in the Humphries c!ass. The laboring clas#es produce on its way to Rotterdam. ° Thin| the effer to take over, free o : - B ieel SBKE cLioc eects OH, BOY! Call the squirrels again! {tering untold tortures from pov-|lost in the disaster to 118 Highland Park street line ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 16.—Will- peachment, charging the executive! shipping department the ke , Fie ee ‘ erty, Seventy-four per cent of our{ Relief contributions here were| Those who opposed the offer |) oa lva os removal from the gov. pan ippressing evidence against! berlain & Co, commission house ox TWENTY YEARS ago, John C. C. Eden only had one “C.” in | poptilation ow 4 per cent of | coming in slowl Jacot hiff ac are Haas, Bruskevith, and ernorship was a mathematical cer-|} , by sthxeataninn’ ih Wastuea cae; tiie his name, and was getting $75 a month working for Jim Hill : wealth nated $5,000 for immediate us | Grifrithe, aes ; Shey eday Shuai see oaeunalion te NOW HE'S got two “C.'s” in his name, and is running for [owe cusion a ‘ , 5 tende-for @ distance cf abaut |, 1h® Prose eae eae (Bone, com n that he would pthe, ins ind ae a) . Te 2 ee teem th ywn political par he city imi . ii 1 controversy concerning the first/at 10:30 a, m. It was e ne and body, Simmons bad on ip ue HARRY TREAT, proprietor of the Golden Garden dance hall away from the capitallatie partie of nearly $ eves de a Sy charge in the articles of impeach-| wonld return a verdict late arm broken, and it re d i po 2 \ ‘ : ve been ma na J " oO] he ove 0! as ried, ust y 7 | MIQUE FISHER had to go to San Francisco to get his ball Biot! ‘el ary ay Kio ie Prestde present appraised at about We h ampatan expences - she uerta of Mexico wor tein : ‘ i a N team togetier, or he'd be here working for Harry his present dictatorahin’ over sh. Wr a caaiiceal \anvasee | Enough Votes to Convict COUPON ie tid dy: ai 1! 0€ . y ue “ , 7 9 4 On this balle ) votes were cast | IN MIQUE’S absence, if either of the candidates is willing to Pet cages pera ed bard is f c Ay ve dinghy sf ment of $10,000, by the pity, suey aileet, colle. more, then NO. 94 in } come through with a email piewe of coin, | can get, Johnny Clangy see aa HATED HAE ANE lovtaouAl voles lise todayy by. Rate waltie saesltdule carriarcofipaaeengers (enough to convict Any four coupons clipped from The Star, consecutively num. dW to throw them a few First ward vo tables and chairs, will be given|of Toxas, following a viet torino, Profitable ° Vanerta ay Five justices of the court of ap-|| bered, when presented at The Star office with 15 cents, will entitie i A 1 ten time sure missing eomething if you || by Dr. Eddy at the Moore theatre, White Honse low toll peals opposed and sou 1 Sul-|/ yqu to a 65-cent Pennant, ee Penfants are Now .out, oe Age . ; 40, with “The Town in Re ||Sunday night. The seance will be Huerta {8 a desperate man,” h Many a big man of today began as a/Zer's contention that the impeact Pennants wil! be sent by mail if 5 cents additional for each Pen- at | 1 The Out ay ith “Th i Foe eee ante ie mde hes Male OS tk Cc ae lea snd thus got a knowledge ment court had no right to concern | nant is enclosed. Bring or mail to The Seattle Star, 1307 Seventh 7 ibe pale ay ‘ ay |heen giving similar demonstrations | measures to miiutoin his power | Lsna TAN IAEh shOrtHBOH at Buvarie {mele with 2 “te-gellyy soedydlad | ie, sie eciandiupanaes la ‘ antee you a y |in Epgland, Austria and France, and’ save awh He ! kane bin t took the oath of office as governor NS : = bd ° ° e