The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1914, Page 1

falo given some grass to stand on. in a crowded trolley car, though. RAIN TC ee TTT fj More Than 42,000 Paid Copies Daily MIM iz VOLUME 15, NO, 285. OHN SLATER RUNNING WITHOUT A LICENSE John C. Slater is a candidate for mayor because ithe law does not require a license to run. Slater has served the Chamber of Commerce as asort of bell-hop and has really made good at it. There is no doubt but that he has been of some service to Seattle. However, he was allied with the element that to stampede through the rank ‘‘Bush”’ ter- scheme, and he’s the author of that catch- want Harbor Island terminals; we don’t care who builds them.” | Maybe Slater thinks that is a sufficient license his mayoralty candidacy. But the people, at erable expense and trouble, will have to him otherwise on primary election day. HC. Pigott will be the next candidate discussed by The Star. son in Sex? Well, Maybe! But Folks chow Seem to Be Fond of Study — ia society coming to? Tne was when Brete Harte on the ground they were not “nice,” and parent would allow son te go to the theatre a\ | ompeny of English players is “The Blindness of Vir. the moral of which is that) should not be kept in ignor-| fs the story of a clergyman the Church of England, bis and a young student liv ad at the pastorate. Boy and girl al in love. | eS is as innocent, as ignor eves, ss Adam and Eve are to have been before the! ineident. Clad in her night-! the visits the boy in his bed She does not know it is or “improper She does know she . in danger. It is wig is th mar ends i le aris t se of his mind clergy and all © Hamilton wrote the story in novel form. Then, at the of the Bishop of Lo ized it. The bisho ft would teach a much need ‘bod young girls and to compel their daugh wea sialter ed lives ey possible to read nm nds 3 or. se young girl in a night ting a man in his bed The die for the buffalo nickels las been re-cut and the buf- That won’t get anyone a seat The SeattleStar THE ONLY PAPER IN SEATTLE THAT DARES TO PRINT THE NEWS THE NEW YORK OF PACIFIC COAST’ An Italian has written an opera called “The Love of Three “Kings.” He'd lose all his love for the three kings if some other fellow held four jacks. INIGHT AND TUESDAY, BRISK TO HIGH SOUTHWE WINDS EDINA ATA NIGHT -=EDITION | i ETM ox * NEWS «? Aine ANIS ANIM fe SEATTLE, WASH,, MONDAY, osteoma 26, 1914. ONE CENT | It is going to mean that, with the opening of Alaska, Seattle is going to leave other Pacific Coast ports far behind. It is going to mean that the tremendous industrial activities which now must come in Alaska are going to have their base of supplies in Seattle, sending the Seattle-Alaska trade leaping ahead by millions. It is going to mean a stimulus for EVERY KIND OF BUSI- NESS. It is going to mean permanent good times. It is going to mean, say many of our prosperity prophets, that | Seattle will become THE NEW YORK OF THE PACIFIC COAST. The United States senate Saturday passed the bill ——. . ling construction of a $40,000,000 government-owned railroad i Alaska. The House of Representatives next must pass it. Then the president will sign it and actual preparations for building the line will begin. Do you know what this is going to mean to Seattle? It is going to mean more business, and more money, JOBS. Does the “Little Worker” Benefit by the Ford Pian? Ask Girl Telephone Operator Who Gets $3 a Day for 8 Hours’ Work "DETROIT Mich., Jan. 26—How does Henry Ford's plan of sharing his immense profits with his workers—the people who make his money for him—ACTUALLY work out in INDIVIDUAL cases? That's what I came here to find out. And I didn’t go to Henry Ford's big many-million-dollar plant to find it out I went to see Henry Kull, dockman! and > 1 be Henry K is 34 yeare olf: at=— — —_ plain, ever jay sort of a mans* “ SEATTLE’S TUBE man. He ves r aA ama neat i ho ordinar reet ie Py nilingly, hay a wife, 1 SiS" MUST BE OWNED’ Henry Kull has worked for He | ry Ford a number of years His | salary has always been just "0 And his expenses ran thin wis Rent, $18.00; groceries, $10.00; The rapid transit. proposition of meat, $14.00; milk, $240; coal, Councilman Wardall, announced to- $5. car fares, $3.00; school ex day he city to build a subway penses, $5.00; clothing, $7.00; gas, and elevated railway system, theo $4.00. Total, $68.40. lease {t to some company for oper That left Henry ation, does not meet with the ap} Kull just $4.50 jeach month to meet emergencies, proval of Mayor Cotterill and coun to pay the doctor, to buy medicines eflmen and @ little pleasure for himself The pr xo for a more rapid | and his family’ Laystem of elty transportation must) no ee But now it has aff been Chaheed’ Age nlderwet ther dectare, Tr tote * hew profit. nection with a municipally-owned Kull, plain line dockman and only as worthy of his I consider the present propos! hire as ANY average American (tion merely gossip,” said Mayor citizen, recei $130 a month—an | Cotterill An elevated and %ub advance of $57.10 on his former) way system for Seattle ts not a Alice Hockmuth, the Ford Telephone Operator, Who Now Gets $3 salary new fesue. It was proposed in | for Eight Hours’ Work; de Her, Above, is 0. W. Wilson, Ford Tel- Fifty-seven dollars to bring | Kreator detail than the present egrapher, Who Gets $130 a Month, Ini $75, and, Below Him,; added comfort to an old |plan In a petition for a franchise | Henry Kull, Dockman, Who Got the Same Ra mother! [filed by J. A. Moore in 1904 | A rapid transit proposition must ibe considered in the near future |but not providing for a lease rporation. The ele system for Seat Fifty-seven dollare to relieve the strain a wife must bear In making both ends meet on TOO LITTLE! THAT'S what CELEBRATE WHEN | has Henry Ford way fone for Henry Kull and bund 1 connection with a like him. | municipally-owned street car sye . 44 he tem There are hundreds of such] Councilman Erickson said casen here as this of Kull 4 While there is no great rush about even that of the telegraph it, the rapid transit plan for Seat 4 ator, D. W. Wilson | must eventually be considered He's just a young man, but he. jousl but in connection with too, gets $130 » month now tn com: | municipal ownership. 1 certainty parison with the $75 b wa few! don't favor the idea of a lease. I'm | c not that kind of a municipal own-| ‘ $30 or $40 or $50! | ership man | “It will mean permanent pros- en | perity,” is the unanimous com- WHAT THE ALASKA 5 And there is pretty Alice ment from Seattle to the Tan- Hockmuth, the telephone oper * WILSON TELLS se aliy een the pares. sf RAILROAD MEANS ator at the Ford ‘epg She receives $3 a and works but eight heute) + One railroad will be built Forty million dollars will the Alaska railroad bill by the senate Saturday afternoon by a vote of 46 to 16 thousand miles of WASHINGTON, Jan. 26—Two hundred thousand victims of cancer “HOW HIS TRUST BATTLE LABOR BISUNCLE SAM. TOSE ut: MINES a % eee Vera Fuller Melish, Who Has the Leading Role in “The Blindness of Vir tue.” ie WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.—Califo n impor-| ; | tant vietory today in the me court against the Santa Fe, South-| ( rn Pacific and Salt Lake railroads tt ng” case, The court # : be last night jn {an interstate commerce order atly reducing for ‘. labor men and aoc ote ting fruit cars and denied that t railroads have the exclusive 3 % Labo, Tommie ene ? : gg”? wd » cars, or can prevent shippers from pre-cooling and j at Pebolutios ‘ pre ing thelr own cars } President an o Progent ‘ cle STERS. GET. ONE MORE Be erate ® GANG 3 sailly, an shows RK claifmed Z Now waged tc ore here en tod hen a red during a t t oor th year in that ree " ‘ Asofaky, 2% egion. The gave ary” and O'Rourke gangs, killéd Inraei Aaofs % a Seked to take the A * 1 ome weeks ago another bystander was killed durir fight be seat erate them under union |tween the same ga Today's fight took place at Madison and Pike ists, where Asofsky kept a fruit stand, She has an hour for lunch In Alaska sirens blew, guns ¥ be spent. today found a champion in Secre- and a ten-minute rest ae os fired, flags went up, and the peop Seattle will be the base of tary of the Interior Lane. morning and afternoon were wild with joy supplies. He came out flatly before the merly she received $1.50 a nay Fairbanks, Valdez, Cordova, Sew Thousands of workmen house mines committee for with- Approximately 650 girls wna erywhere the joy was un will be employed. drawal of all remaining radium ore wome reeeived practica I" The Alaska coal fields will lands, declaring the fight for this eamme bi its Miss Hockmuth aid : Seattle, {mmediately upon re be developed. segregation is so “strongly tinged cent Increase in thelr WASHINGTON Jan, 26. uit ing the news of the bill's pass Permanent prosperity for with human interest” that it is real- ndministration’s anti-trust policy| Wagner's band, held in. re A a and entire North- ly a “battle for our fathers, our directed only at such business) ory. by the Chamber of Commerc w sisters and brothers, to protect are pps eeng Ml tor the occasion, paraded upon them against the ravages of can- WANT LAW TO nt made this plain to| Third and Second avs., followed by cer.” STAMP EGGS: panda tires floats paaribe appre . ar ote . determine the sel Pate rabeont Bar te Se radium | signs to indicate that the bill m feasible route be merely > He held unwarranted the alarm | osper! ty for Seattle, Alaska and| Once that is decided, the work| aires’ remedy, but a cure within the felt in some quarters that the pil | eee eee ee oehwest will be rushed, thousands of work-|Feach of the poor man A state-wide campaign for the prohibiting holding corporations As soon the the president signs men will be employed, the North Jadoption of a law by the next leg-| would affect companies that organ-| 40°01" atter the house passes it,|land will be commerce will jislature, restri the storage of |Ized subsidiaries to meet state le) 1) Chamber will call a big ratifica:|be 4 CRUEL TY? eggs «to Af ed time, as gal conditions tise whee ng well as tha well as compelling stamping the! And so far as the Interstate ' X t, will rea will be launched by the Anti-| Trade commission {s conc he All Up to President permanent, lasting benefits | The thrilling scenes of a ee gl following the indicated that body would not be the| While several amendments were rep ett naar alae Mexican bull fight as shown att mmercial Club at | “dragon” certain business interests | pasged, the Jones:Chamberlain bi The hardest fought .amendment| 0M the film in a focal movin afternoon fear. It u akes Investigations, |upon the final vo! bi wan the providing for eovarh | picture house have not aroused the presiden unchange the option ment owned ships to connect with| Cheers from the King County rection of t gives the the copa \the railroad terminals and North) 4umane society ! tice, and its Ai Bet ee oo te ee errata the raltroad, (2d South American ports They have called attention 5 H the attorney general, who acts on| ment dire ; x 4000-000 eaghh a ; Senator Poindexter urged this of Mayor Cotterill to the film them as he sees fit Pee eiee oie ie spent" |but was voted down. Poindexter| Which shows the killing of the | Hamilton recallers will meat] Best modern outsta 6 The maximum amount of road to voted for the bill on the final bal bull, They say it’s cruel. again tonight at the Labor Temple|to 50c. Stewart Hol be built is 1,000 miles, including any |!0t The president Is empowered | aa ouloeh Stewart — Advertisement branch lines that may be desig-|t " ty or all of the machinery | /HE’LL SH Ww ’ Petitions wlll be printed and “ nated at Panama. It is believed, however, 0 EM |ready for circulation The president has full power to|that @ considerable portion of the | A committee of organization wil! e|select the route’ for the railroad, |S"Pplies will, in any event, have to] | be appolnted, and the public in gen (th and Pine Expect Passage in House be bought in the Puget sound dis-| SALEM, Or, Jan. $6.—Uniess eral ix Invited to attend na Pine=| rhe fact that the bill received | Fict Mayor Stewart of Copperfield and such an overwhelming majority in| e who voted against the bill| the councilmen resign, Gov. West gest Pathe oapeael ant will go through with the suit to dis lhe Heat vee Behn Sueat aa ss incorporate the town he kept un der martial law. standpatters of both the|™m! republican and democratic parties, | as an indication that it} no difficulty in passing whichis even more pro actionary SEATTLE- BOUND LINER IS ASHORE Word was received by the! Sanadian Pacific Steamship Co, at cattle today that the steamer So phia bound from Southeastern Alaska to Britism Columbia, was jis taken will have [the house | gressive. The bill is scheduled to be taken Wednesday in the house Fifteen thousand widows live In \ Kansas. of Miss: NEW PENNANT COUPON BILLIE BURKE POSES week “The Office Girl” WwEEK up every Juntil finally The steamer Alki, of the North-| ‘The Wickersham Als land Steamship Co., was reported) the house contains pr to have come to the Sophia's res-| same provisions as the cue, and is taking its passengers |ure, but reduces the wi? appropriation to passed or rejected bill nt of the 000,000 | grounded in Alert bay, north of At the office of the Northland) Will Hurry Work One coupon and 20 cents h Penna at Vancouver island company im Seattle, it was an ecause the Alaska bill is passed | office aad branche l'wenty-five cents by mai! Only the most meager detaiia nounced their information, whicW/as a war measure, every effort will ’ were obtainable at noon, and it is came by way of Vancouver, was tolbe made to have the construction Bathing Gil Co-Ed, Flower Girl, Stage Beauty not known whether all the passen- the effect that all of the passengers work begin in a year and Matinee Girl Pennants can al be had this week gers and crew have been saved, on the Sophia have been saved. It probably will take six months,