The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1914, Page 1

What about our mayoralty mess? A lot of citizens are asking The Star these days what this paper thinks about the various candidates. They want to know what candidate The Star is going to support. Beginning tomor- }2 row, The Star will use some plain talk in telling what it thinks of each of these ten aspirants. We will call a spade a spade. There will be no mistake as to what we mean. Tomorrow we Wij will tell you why A. J. Goddard has no business in the mayoralty race. The next day we'll JH iii have a few words to say about Judge Wood. ae RAIN TONIGHT AND FRIDAY, MOD 24 SRATE SOUTH WE TH HNNEA teen 20) HVHVNVENUAEUAUH NEANEUAONUUAUALAEUAT = More Than |= ‘ 7 ZNIGHT: Paid Copies Daily = z|- =EDITION=2 if MMMM , THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS E MMMM MM if VOLUME 15. NO. 282. SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1914. oO ly et CHARGES SEATTLE !S A DISTRIBUTING POINT FOR WHITE SLAVE SYNDICATE HICAGO, Jan. 22.—Not only must the commercial element be 2.000 girls, largely French, are imported Into this country every proven, but it must be shown that the victim of a white slaver year by a syndicate of white slavers, with distributing centers in was compelled by force to lead an immoral life, before con- New York, Chicago, Omaha, Denver, San Francisco, Los Ang! vietion can be obtained under the Mann act, attorneys for Jack Seattle and Nome, Alaska Jehneon, ro fighter, argue in a brief for a new trial filed with Bachrach today argued the design of the Mann act was to pro the United States court of appeals. tect girls from being forced ini@ lives of shame, rather than to pre- Attorney Jacob Bachrach made the startiing assertion that vent illicit relations between men and women. URTHOUSE HILL 22°". TO SHOW IS OFF ON SPREE; oo" TR. HE’ BUMPS CITY HALL y WANTED "Bob Hesketh Wields a Shovel Till 2 A. M. otis ntveraty' ot wesning: | i Trying to Save Municipal Building From ‘4 Destruction. Those words make sweet mu- | sic to the ear of student, alum- Profanity hill, upon which the | keth, president of the counetl, re he scene until 2 o'clock WOMAN STOLEN _ IN TAXI | Warrants Out for Men Who Whisked Girl Away in Auto to Lonely Spot and Mis- | treated Her. o 1 | } aes. NA Bans nus and alumna of the univer sity. They're busy preparing a e-wide campaign in an effort to make the words as eweet to After havi been idnaped in the heart of the downtown district geurthouse at a late hour to | alned on : rem ding, took |tS morning with @ shovel, pick pan Bhar st baal get by three men, spirite them in ee rake and hoe. vainly trying to save sneae co cee tanite ter ieee a taxicab to Seward park, and wito itself a tremendous burst (the ground floor of the building atrang o the unive He had there mistreated by one of them, an many kind words for the campus ; -year-old wife, living in the south ing student bod “when, hog visited lend of Seattle, has caused the ar jhere tn 1910, and apoke to 15,000 rest of C. M ai ag Sg Rare people in the natural amphitheatre. pacrges wigars oS vs, Even ten the university wa cope tl gy a. tes Mera aS looming up as one of the biggest In- Serra Whe hi te names of. stitutions in the country. There ead oo com ms pl and that of are now over 3,200 students ou) \the driver of the taxi. apeed lerday afternoon from inundation Shen scree Fifth bang Windows and doors were boarded w against the east end of the up, but the muddy water leaked | hall. fn, making It necessary to con of earth, soaked by the re struct a makeshift bridge in the [raius, are piled up against the maian hall | viaduct over Fifth av.. im) The hill, which {s north of Yesler/ the concrete pillars that way, between Fifth and Ninth avs. rit. thas been sliding bit by bit since emergencs meet! ff the th din: f ifth ‘4 rolled : ‘ (Boor in voll R| a Ey oa vhs ry os It will be the Digest university} : amen apprehended yesterday, a. etveahd, Situation Is Serious \ _ [in the United States within two! sevens Seduniengecacetatiitwow ejyearm. If Roosevelt becomes ite) charge of haul- Most of the houses on it have} president.” saye Deputy Prosecutor the steadily growing been condemned, torn down, or “Il would rather you did not use '‘}the woman's name,” said White to- of dirt. shaken down. Kennedy, an alumnus om) : ‘ Gang of Men at Work | This morning the situation was fore, at noon Saturday at] oa Hide gang arg winssineh pets “He has pat a dozen wagous and serious. The Iand is slipping re cafeteria, alumnt, | te biams for what happened, aie 18 students and friends of the univer-| sity. will meet to formulate the Rooseve align. It is planned to have petitions circulated and to Picture Shows in Cap’and Gown, Accompanied by ex-President Kane of t obtain from 209,000 to 350,000 sig versity of Washington. hp | O'er the University Campus on the Occasion of the Former President's natures in the state to show T. R. Visit to Seattle, in 1910, that ¢ in a real popular demand cardless of politic | The girl had been to a public Se ee dance Saturday night. She missed the last ear, and, while waiting per- plexedly at the corner of Fourth and Union, she was approached by . ahng as many men on the lentlessly on its march over the aid says he will use more if city hall, and a mountain of earth 3 ts banking slowly up the wall | Seam shovels were declared !m- A fair-sized lake has formed to ‘Wratticable because their vibration |the north of the earth mound and Dealt estr come the earth to slide|is flooding the lower floors | A pipe line was placed in the Pearing the city hall was in line! pond, and the water is being pump- | tie a change of location, Bob Hes-|ed away from the danger zone were to get the first news of the agsault through the newspapers, C _jam afraid it would break up the home. I have sent for him and wi jbreak the news to him when hé |comes.” @ man whom she had seen at the dance, and who claimed he had met e e e ? her on’a former occasion j Invites Her to Ride @ (might as well ride with us,” she told White the man suggested The taxi was standing at the Leo Carrillo “When a man dies, his wife | becomes a widow, doesn't she?" asked Leo Carrillo, “Nat TWS MAN SAYS! urally, And when she marries | The 5Ocent minimum gas rate) again, she becomes a wife, CHICAGO MORAL CENSORS Pearl Tambley is a thief j world” struggling to win back to| been revoked, and Pearl must go) curb : etands. have got to tackle another awful is also an honest woman respectable soclety to the penitentiary if she doesn't Believing that she had met the a e? ~ ce She is a Har who loves the truth.| The moral was driven home: |g to an insane asylum man before, and had forgotten bim Baitor The ‘or a long ' ere ene’: F eeueee,, TRO ire "Hero Lamenting Le She Is a Har who loves ; - ore him, Sem Star: For a lon) So the gupreme court declared) iuuoe said soy A woman can’t ee it thew he i, ar’ She can no more help lying than| You may cross the line, but you “4 am — convince says end not knowing how to get hom time the city of Seattle has’ in a final decision Wednesday when 4. widow and a wife at the | had to rush to the can help stealing, She tells) may not re-cross It Springer, “that the girl's heart otherwise, the girl thanked him for been the scene of automobile acct it refused Corporation Counsel rs raging river right ees lies and steals things she, Again the girl in the film story! i¢ good. Her brain is askew. (the offer and accepted it, same time, can she? Certainly t want. She ie a kleptoman-| was “a victim of circumstances She seems compelied to obey They went, she says, to Sew- dents. Efforts have been made to Bradford's application for a rehear of her washing her hair and eri . ‘not. And s0 dad and | come in t and a victim of “suggestion and yielded to temptation. Pretty Suggestions which you or | ard park, which was on the wa Oe ee, ee pois otal Ua for $880,000!" EER Eg and otherwise and vain, she stole a trinket with would disregard. | do hot be- | to her hole, and. Newall, iors Reade ot cena alent, out OF Ame | in the lower court, Judge Albert: Carritio, cartoonist, on the bill| PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS was more than ® year ago) which to make herself beautifa ie eve that she would have | dering the driver to stop, drag- thusissts, but with what meager 8°" Sustained the city’s contention 1 11. Orpheum theatre thin weeb bored holes tm t’s head and tht pretty and ) easing girl her lover's ayes This time the peo en Mage Me if she had not | ged her into the woods. (Serres the three distressing acci- that the old rate ef 24 cents should a6 had word | put in we cies annieate: irst arrested. She had en offenke was condoned eRe scolver the Suggestion to Newall’s companions and the dents of the past week testify prevail, although Gov. Hay’s public naa had ord from his father thé patient died, Too bad! Put and robbed cores of sine Ana neat a 8 ory gel nore) roe a ¢ moving-picture driver, the girl says, finally in- The suggestion | have to offer service commission authorized the Jwlke T. 1 Carrillo of Santa Mor ting things in Philadelphia head meee ee Seer, eras Lome a. Gives capaeitte Unite Hi tahe gate 06. terfered, and the girl was take: SE MIMAY St first sight seem to be inade- | incre: The supreme court, how. |!ca. Cal, that the famous fight for Sight. aed lbh ts. peat taro ments for do nee fe ia 4 not quite cleve ous, a Bb 9 id) 0 the pen, what home. : | uate, but nevertheless suzcestions ever, sustained the commission the De Baker millions has ended.| ment had this experiment suc. |*°Cure positions, rod ane Vail | super-clover ore eee Cu We “I have been living a lie ever fold be made. LETS LOCK UP Judge Rives of Los Anggles d psn : With her yas arrested one Peter When You Suggest hy sre : doubt it she is eines,” she told White, “turn. repo Pe ided in favor ¢ ie . ake 6-0 larboresz, She sald Barbarez ¢ ae . THE MACHINE. In addition to the|Q, VERY WELL, FRANK {ics ina the Carrillon, father and ead’ we: bepangac kiGuence “@¥et | Berane erty ie Peat Hrambuay'et” AN Revie, wouldn's "one 're- || / bebe, thoMGR “eR Nese. year ° her and | FAMINE IN NORTHERN JAPAN, a slice of nearly Present cement, siesta 7st . son, come tn her and made her steal. The PO brain is a curious kink: beeause, ¢eive the suggestion of insan- | breaking.” gallant NVILLE, Pa. Jan. 22. | miilion lice reporters at the time Inbeled | or it ghe o! suggestions from, ity and speedily become in- . 4 ! thern Japan, Let's give p * aye he hy ; ? made such moun The foundation of Arcadia De j sap ¥ Y Peter os “the man with the BYP any source, good or bad. Barbarez| sane Mme until a month has elapsed. A tains out of marital molehills | Raker's fo Piet aid piitese Japan the Phi Ippines or Mexico! notice eye,” the Svengalt who made didn't hypnotize her. He suggest Society doesn't seem to havel ! 1 eecond Offense might well leave the! that Frank J. Balles and his a his Trilby steal instead of sing ed, and she. ot made any provision for girls like ry a 1 4 than 40 years ago when she wa Fl Machine er’s garage for a t re tee yay" . rPpted ia! ARRANZA WI ys i Bibi stares monte ral wife scored hem in an ope the wife of Abel Stearns, At the) — 1 edges Guess ideas Bovey 4 Pearl Is Sentenced The Spring gested, not in letter, declaring they lov time of Stearns’ death the estate| jooscer ite in Moving ape rat Walla Walla words, but in their daily Jives, hon: Sirneck on the hip while crossing : oa s aystem in force, a) each other, and Balles would |was worth about $150,000, and| 4, we tenia cee ar aioe laughed and said esty, Industry and right tving. And) DRIVER IS ATTACKED ‘nira av. at spring st, last even- p p now considers it a joke) pave his Stearns’ five brothers and sisters rape st peak Bh Prigatae was “smooth Pearl obeyed — ing, Miss A. Driscol, 528 Orcas av Mea his son is fined for specc a's” out of Its name, anyhow . 1 - would capt think ns ning received $1,000 each, the rest going bees? es Peter went to Uncle Sam's The r the nderworld There was considerable activity was knocked down and bruised by @ Bis own car was denied MAYOR BAXTER HERE © ithe wide JUST AS IF A FELLOW'S Eves priton on MeNell | jand. dudee | gu r 1 has ett | the maators" strike We ines jan auto ariven by. H.. C. Pindall, Ss Gheutfeat would Stearn married Col, De weren't troubled enough with the | Rousld sentenced ar) to on respec . nnot day rt Reeves, Sound Trans 7 Sand av. So Mi Clied to incur a penalty tt Seattle citizens will get thei ex er, and ceased, according to the Oe ntele neh with the! 15 yearw at Walln Walla, but sus |turn, The superclever crook sux: | fer Co. drive attacked by| John Ferra, 1714 Dearborn st, ‘: he ill gi th. Pras opportunity ka hake ' irt, t © a widow The for Apap sattalet voanill M pended the sentence when Oscar gested that the lawand-order game t men at EB and OV st. while pusaing home his ve able Se ee FY Baster of Vancouver in an ad- tune grew enormously with the OF pantalets coming into’ springer, chief minute clerk at the | can be beaten Reeves escaped, but his horses ran curt last night, collided with a ma ould be more " rp le growth of Los Angeles, and fs now s' . : 1 short) courthouse, asked to be allowed to And, finally, the child turned away, During the ¢ numerous run by E, A, Nord, 415 35th 8 to Who was allowed to « +» dress in this city, at thi m kirts > “ . a cat that might t » peig “ * cial club's noon luncheon Saturday. worth $20,000,000 ere 3 try to reform her s from her and cried its grand- complaints of harness cutting were Ferra was taken to the city j nf be ted up for a’ ; Ry ain the dif. Descendants of Stear nade Springer and his wife aud their | mothe made to headquarters hospital serious Month. Sincerely Jayor be ter mith = ais h alt Siar lant of Stearns made ® iy CINCINNATI THE NEWSPA ork r au Beer ebro mother Sees edn Basia |e headau hospital in & serious condition ARTHUR E. NAFE os ide elt propped ty ~ t — ane ae Me ; 0B arton, Pearl went there to live. was, and how it came, that routed ae a en Don't Marr We there's), “4 f 3 s § td Then it developed that she ha the good suggestions of the Spring SOTHERN IS COMING BUT WHO'LL SLEEP? | the Cincinnati girls, for one rea: \jnehand somewhere and a@ child. | ers ts not known BU son ore ir The child, a girt of 2, was with its Pearl saw one of Mrs. Springer’s Follow! | sndparents hats—a black hat, with, black os: a ing clos resent ST. PETERSBURG, Jan | VERA BACH, POLICEWOMAN OF eet he'd be bappler, trich phime wantéd It, She " tog, gmeaKement of Robert Man Sikorski, the Russian BINGHAM, Utah, Jan. 22.—With| Portsmouth, N. H., has been di#-| more contented, if she. had the | didn't want to steal, but she want = theatregoe macro thes Seattle's! tator, who built an aeroplane (the bodies of three men who en-| charged because she's too good) chi with her,” Springer explains. /ed the hat, With deliberate cun * ns Ts will get another whirl that « d eleven persons, tered the Hoston mine to resene| looking, She hadn't a wire mous Pearl was model servant, in- ning, she schemed to get It Mespearean drama. next haw planned a three-ton rma. others recovered, search was con-| tache, and her eves were mates, qustrious, neat, thorough. “The| "Mrw, Springer was putting the oias 0 nin a e , when KE. H ‘ pears chine, 100 horsepower, and today for two other men, probably. But Vera isn't kicking. goringers laid traps for her to test} hat on to co downtown when Same theat f 1 y 1 cal ace thea week, sleeping rooms for more than 1 to be dead from inhaling, Helng fired on acconnt of good ple honesty, ‘They left siruble | Pearl Se ANCL. deother het seated Me 0 ata Made looks has its compansations sums of money lying about. Pearl| went better with the r : a need stood every test. She was happy. | Springer was wearing. As a mat : 5 The child played with the Ittle ter of fact, the other hat did match On page 7 in today’s Star appears the NEW PENNANT COUPON BILLIE BURKE POSES | Springers. the dress better than the black he : A RECORD BUS ER a See ae oieadibilaat ad of the Veith-Cammack Co., telling full Of Her Employers Because She Failed F “—* : ad in the ointment Thank you, Pearl,” said) Mrs details of their big clothing sale, which There was a fly you now in progress. This firm specializes Springer { belleve you're right Pearl's contentment. Her child, though the heavy rainfall; There was disappointment when | °% THis «¢ ° o499 4 A ‘WEEK “Matinee Girl eh night’ tae hoe haake a bes slighted: . Tae bneweaianant be ee ith oh re Molar 8 ie rege lo re vn stole on the well known Adler-Rochester brand can Series of Pe nnants can be had at The Star office in neveral ware, tle damage was Tong pan ibe pie A mn oven aby tuen8 hou te et ante tn ; her kind of clothing and in this sale they have cut each Pennant. 1 Wesel peti oi ah am Cents | "From 5 o'clock Wednesday after serious trouble, On the hightands Dae EDR Cretan’ a: adBMaRIt Huet Aa Witutriad: tobe" "mood prices to an extent that must appeal to iment mail orders must be wadceseed to The Star, [er ncnanea te dae teehee Lesattio Prone S 1D Slo oles Gina AE eee Racin mee era OR ah St the discriminating dresser, who. will ap- oo Av Me ga pegs oa lr PA ech gy og hay ape a times Ra CORREO ES 20 TE OC LARS, Be Ce a preciate an opportunity to purchase a ranch: Northwestern Photo Supply Co., Inc. J Vien 1.5 inches was registered. | ina-@attle Interurban line, causing}. Springer ®as since learned that | gave herself up, Brought back to high class suit at a big saving. Remem- stman Kodak Co.) 1320 Second Ave Bathing Girl, Co-Ed, Flower Girl and Stage Beauty Pennants ca can also be had this week. ght face to She was Little hearts beat fast early this a tieup between Duwamish and) she spent. th evenings in mov attle, she was } morning, when Seattle's juvenile Riverton, Passengers were com-|ing picture shows, She liked the face with Springe | populace peeked ou va to get pelled to walk from Allentown to! melodramatic filme. Fascinated, broken-hearted & glimpse of the descending flakes. Riverton during the day, she watched ¢the girl of the uuder-| The suspension of sentence has |(e = — Lion. ber, full details on page 7 in today’s paper.