The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1914, Page 2

ee ' ‘ ; terms. Phone East 471. ATTENTION! Spanish War Veterans —AND— Military Order of the Serpent A SPECIAL TRAIN VIA THE O-W. R. GN. will carry you to the state encampment at Aberdeen | » next week. Train leaves Seattle June 10, at 11:15 p. m. $5.30 Returning, train leaves Aberdeen June 13, at 7 p. m. Round Trip Fare to Aberdeen Special train will consist of baggage car, steel coach and sleeping car. Get your tickets and reservations now at CITY TICKET OFFICE O-W. R. & N. CO. 716 Second Ave. Portland Trains Leave Seattle ...110:00a.m.| 3:45p.m.'10:45p.m._ 4:45p.m.|10:00p.m.| 6:00a.m. . 10:00a.m. 4:15p.m..11:15p.m._7:30a.m. Arrive Portland . Leave Portland .. Arrive Seattle .. Parlor Observation Cars, Dining Cars, High-Back-Seat Day Coaches Standard and Tourist Sleepers on Night Trains ix Ready for Occupancy at 9:30 p. m. $7.50 None trsrivan tastve. Nentted. Juve TICKET OFFICES Columbia and Second Ave. Elliott S609 ‘Telephones, Main 117, Or King St. Passenger SPECIAL Bargains in used and second-hand motorcycles, all makes. Ask us about our easy payment Ballou & Wright 817 East Pike Where did the Stop-Look-Listen league get that quarter of a million dollar slush fund to fight the peo ple’s Initiative bills known as the Seven Sisters”? Wher That's The GU SGENHEIM SYNDICATE furniehed a big, fat portion of it, The Guggenheims, who own the Tacoma amelter, are Intensely inter ested in defeating the bill to abolish vate employment agencle Hired Professional Gunr The Taco ber, Hike the orado, hired gunmen and prof al plug-ugiies to the last winte There were shots fired, wounded and a conspiracy hatched according to the confession of one of the Guggenheim detectives, to discredit the strikers by “dynamite plants.” Abolish the private employment agencies, and wh will the Gug genheims obtain their gunmen readily and quickly? Worst Factor In Strikes The public employment bureaus will not send out men to places where strikes are on without notify ing them the exact conditions. The priv shark # sent hu and hundreds of men tr tricts POISON CANDY you re ators in ¢ Seattle, Wa break strike strikers employ mer Sleeping Car Rates One Way, $1.00 WOMAN HELD Authorities Assert She Was Interested in Father of Two Young Sisters. FAMILY’S IN TERROR , Wife Hopes Husband Will Stick by Her Instead of Other Woman. 5:00p.m. 12:30a.m. arenitees Tel. Main 932. two boxes of Ada and Amie 19-year-old daughters of Mrs. Wm. H. Dagg of thie city, eing brow back here today For more than three weeks the police and district attorney have | been at work on the case, | Say She's Old Friend i The district attorney's office i i says Mra. Burke has for some time known Wm. H. Dagg, banker and commission merchant of Winslow, Ariz yand of Mrs. Dagg and father of the girls, whom he war mS ross supporting here Nationdl Park Route Mre. Dagg slammed her foor in the faces of repgrters MOUNT BAKER ROSE SHOW IS OPENED TODAY Displaying a profusion of beaut! ful, fragrant blooms, the Mount Baker Park rose show opened this afternoon in the new club house at “Mount Rainier drive and McClellan st. In addition to the many spect Mens of Seattle grown roses, pot- ted plants of several varieties blended into the decoration scheme, making an unusually refreshing oe @ttractive picture. The rose show will remain secal ‘enti 12 o'clock tonight. The doors ‘Will open at 10 Sunday and remain > cbggped midnight, when the show Among the exhibits are man Toses imported from, Europe An admission of 25 cents ts charged. Being “Laid Off” has no dread for the forehanded per- son who keeps his savings growing at the Dex- ter Horton Trust and Savings Bank. account The saving employe is usually the last one laid off and the first to come back. He always has a fund in the bank to bridge over the gaps when his pay stops for a time. temperate, | DEXTER HORTON TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK BROCOND ANU CHERRY | school, at Volunteer park this after. poe |dian days, | and thence up to modern time: The Dacg« family ts a state of necona attempt of some charaeter ‘BIG PAGEANT ‘ON: may be made upon their tives Home ie Guarded A police detective patrolled the An immense crows is watching scaemornans in the vicinity of the historical pageant presented by the Dagg home al? night Girls’ assoctation of Broadway high| Mrs. Dagg Insists that, no mat- ter what happens, her husband will stick by b The authorities will try to prove that Mrs. Burke became Interested dating from In-|\{n Dags's future after he sent his including Puritan Da day wife and daughters to San Diego five years ago. —— are 500 boys and girls art. The pageant deals with, Ste Deriods in the history of the United States, CHARGE U.S. HELPS| REBELS IN SECRET ; WASHINGTON, June ‘4—The situation relative to the supplying of arms by Americans to the Mexi can re is Was very acute today Everyone wanted to know how the ship ative to to reports that the American schooner Sunshine had landed a cargo of arms from Galveston at Tampleo. Bryan Won't Talk Denies Story of Protest The vessel will not finish {ts voy age until late next week nothing to say Secretary Bryan denied that he| It was rumored that Riano had had received an official protest from supplied the Mexican envoye at Ni- the “A. B. C.” mediators at the !n- agara Falla with evidence which he action by the administration, which| was sald to consider Indicated the permitted the Antilla to sall | United States 1s secretly helping the The secretary was silent also rel-| rebels. COMMENCEMENT | FISH FOLK MEET WEEK TO MAKE -::".ssitsoti’ CAMPUS LIVELY The University 0 of Washington campus will be the scene of many | Great Sum Posted an interesting ceremony next week, LONDON, June 6.—Six thousand | during the commencement exercises | sovereigns, the largest sum of mon- for the class of 1914, Class reunions|ey ever deposited to guarantee a and traditions will be revived by the | fight, has been posted in the office school 4 who are expected to|of the Sportsman, to cover the com- failure to stop the Antilla a breach of faith, the secretary had still Fran- Fish cifle coast at the Washington next Thursday and Friday. University of Wednesday, return | numbers for the| ing Johnson-Moran fight, in the » state school fall The baccalaureate sermon will be preached in M hail at 1 o'clock in the morning of Sunday, June ALL BUT HUMPY The Rev. Herbert H. Gowen will a WASHINGTON, June 6.—With |the exception of Humphrey, all of the congressmen from Washington | Harvard graduates from all over! voted in favor of the Clayton antl. the country are in session at Chi-| trust bill yesterday. All voted in fa- cago. vor of the rallroad securities bill, LABOR PLANS BIG MEETING 7" AGAINST THE HINKY CHARTER : A big mass meeting to 0 fight|H. Hu “Holton, against the Hinky Dink charter will | W. Doyle and Councilman |be held under the auspices of the|T. Hesketh. |Central Labor Counell next Satur- day evening, 8 o'clock, in the and- itorium, second floor, of the Labor liver the sermon, Diplomas will be! presented Wednesday. Robert Monday evening at the Y. M. ©, A The speakers will be President T,| commissioners will speak, Antilla, now on its way Avked point blank whether Span- New York with a cargo of ish Ambassador Riano, represent inition for the rebels, would ing President Huerta during the ceived when it reached Tam- break in diplomatic relations be-| © ashington and Mexico City, But nobody could find out 4 termed the administration's the | first fisheries congress on the Pa-| sion: | so| without SENT TO GIRLS; Business Agent Charles|of a A meeting to launch a fight in be-| Attraction half of the new charter will be held| Harry Jolson, THE ete lena JUNE 6, 1914. tolling them of the existence of Ia r trouble there. The private employment grafter has been the worst factor in the Guggenheim, in the Colorado and in other vicious attempts to break strikes GUGGERHEIMS FIGHTING “7 SISTERS”! moor Finance Campaign Against Adoption of the Seven Initiative Bills , The Guggenheims, the Seattle Blectric Co, and its coal mines, the Menufacturers’ association and its kindred organizations want the em- ployment shark to remain. What do they care If the shark | gots the last dollar of a workingman “PASSING SHOW OF 1913” COMES TO MOORE; WHAT’S ON WEEK’S BILL AT OTHER LOCAL HOUSES, Mollie King, With “Passing Pantages; (3) B ¢ "THE Moone > — — a Ee ETS 4 The big theatrical whirl of the closing legitimate season will con in the presentation of “The Pass. ing Show of 1913" at the Moore next week. There will be songsters galore, dancers and a host of pretty girls There's something new each min ute, according to the press agent The show opens next Monday night The 1 n H. Howe pictur will be see at the Moore fc the last three 1e8 tonight, tomorrow afternoon and night The present program includes the pictures of the Grand Canyon of Arizona, a ride in a hydroplane over the city of Paris, a spectacular fire, palmistry, sailing and many comic pictures. | The novel effects used with the pictures give them a real- istic touch, + THE SEATTLE | oa “ Sudden Pegsy,” a sprightly society comedy, will be the new entertainment of the Av nue Players. The piece t an} nounced by Lessee George J Mackenzie as a positive cure for the blues. Mattie Hyde will feature as Mrs. O'Meara, who has kissed the Blar- ney stone. Auda Due will appear as Peggy. The characters are well placed and should be pleasing in the show of the next week THE PANTAGES ’ For the feature of the new bill at Pantag Manager Pantages will Harry Girard and Alice Cain Brown & Co, in “The Luck Totem,” a musiedrama of Alaska life. The book and music of the plece were written by Girard. will be provided by the operatic black- face comedian, a brother of Al Jol- “The Honeymoon Express,” Other aus pester Several of the charter son, lately seen here as the star of :\ Show of 1913"; ruce, Avenue Players numbers on the program are the Basy Troupe of seven Russian dancers; the Orpheus Comedy Four, and Woodward's Posing Dogs, an artistic novelty in animal train- ing. THE ORPHEUM “Wronged From the a wil be the melodrama comedy feature at the Orpheum next week, with a cast of twelve people in the action. | The press agent says it will be a thriller. Doris Wilson and her two isters, and other appcarances will | be seen on the program. niles lily THE EMPRESS 7 Charles Bachmann and his “com: pany will present Willard Mack's piece, “Their Get-Away,” an tnter- esting playlet. Five beautiful giris will offer musical selections. Grant Gardner will do a blackface act, VESSELS IN ICE NOME, nue June 6. cutter Bi The U. 8. reve- rand the steamship Corwin, which arrived here Monday, were forced to put back to sea by the going out of the shore ice, and the Corwin t® now fast in the ice floe in the roadstead. The Corwin was discharging her cargo when the ice went out, and she was forced to go with it or be piled upon the beach, The Bear proceeded to St. Michael with mail: CLERK MISSING VANCOUVER, B , June 6.—C, J. MeQueen, 21, See of the Union bank of Hazelton, who fought off several bandits and was seriously | wounded recently when the bank was held up, has mysteriously dis appeared. His accounts at the bank promised promotion to the Vancou- ver bank, ‘\Jail Workers (2) Harry Girard, | ~@/ond annual on the promise of a job and then sends him out into some far-off cor ner of the state, and even outside of the state, to find that he had been fleeced and tricked? DAYS Initiative Measure No, & abolishes the private employment graft, It 1s COM Seven Sisters.” The . ncen at the last legisla vil influ ®, under the standpat regime of | 80 Taylor and Ed Sims, pre vented the passage of a similar law j at that time. So it is now up to the peop! initiate and pass their own jaw you are in favor of killing the \sapleicent graft in thie state, sign | this bill, AND SIGN IT BEFORE JUNE 18. There's No Time to Be Lost The city clerk must have ten working days to check the signa tures, and the petitions must filed at Olympia by July 2, There | # no time to be lost You can sign th ven Sisters” |at the Labor temple, Untvergity st Jand Sixth av.; Progressive head | PASSING SHOW oF | quarters, Boston block, S |Columbia; Raymer's book | 1820 First av.; International Cloth ing Co,, 628 Union at Volunteers are needed to circulate the petitions, You can obtain pet! tions at the Labor temple, or from Miss Lucy R. Case 16th ay, N | Telephone Bact ¢ 6531 SEE SHERIFF TOLD & MOLLIE KING KITTY Gowne—Cakewalk Matinee Prices 15c and 25c. Nights 25c, 35c, 50c. MONDAY NIGHT “POP.” $1.50 MATS., WED., SAT. AND SUN. The New York Winter Garden's Greatest Spectacle Company of 125 and 75 Bigger Than a 3-Ring Circus The Cast Includes CONROY and LE gies aE MEX ERNEST HARK DONER CHARLES VAN Tango Square—the Runway—Ballet of Perfumes — Lamp-Shade de Lase—Plorodore Glide—Incandescent Lane -Meviean Border—Monkey-Wrench Rag. DAZZLING CAPITOL STEPS. Night Prices, 50c to $2.00. Last Three Times Tonight, Tomorrow Afternoon and Night The Lyman H. Howe Travel Festival v3 Girls As TEDDY wing” -AFIB, WOMEN Declare Jailer | O’Brien Was Insulting and Violent to Them |TRIED TO ATTACK ’EM lA stants Caught Irate Ter- rence and Held Him Back, Two Women Say. ° Editor The Star We read the }statement of Sheriff Cudihec The Star June 3, saying There has been no violence on the part the jaiiers.” We declare bi Featuring Mattie Hyde Kissed the ment false. On several occa | Mr. O'Brien, jailer, has be Auda Due as Pegg: discourteous, insulting, and jolent jin his demeanor. | A few weeks ago | ited the jail, Mr. O | violent that he came | | ridor, saying Lat me at while we vis bh was 80 Other Evenings . » cor THEATRE Mr. Mackenzie Announces the Giggling Cure for Melancholia and Blue Devils THE AVENUE PLAYERS The Splendid Society Comedy All of a Sudden Peggy DWYGHT A. MEADE as Hon. Jimmy Keppel. WEEK | Georte J June 8 | Mackenzie Sole Lessee in Mrs. O'Meara, Who Has larney-Stone, y, Who Is a “Suddén” Person, Monday Openings, Thur., Sat. and Sun. Mats....... 50c, and his asw#istants caught hold of | san = him and forced him back to keep him from injuring us. | | During Mr. Hodge's incumbency as sheriff, there was placed in the county jail a Hbrary, and books| e given out to the prisoners twice a month Unequaled Vaudeville—Our Policy Never Changes For several months past, Sheriff ieee Cudihee has refused to allow the BEGINNING books distributed, saying Prosecut ing Attorney Murphy would not allow it. He told us to go to the Judge. w did go to Judge Frater, but have not received the order yet phigh otal J D. STIRTAN. _ ESTELLE FRE) NOW SCRAP'S ON SUE UPN Yat STEAMER SIOU Portland police are peeved be cause of the refusal of county of-| fictals to turn over to them the Jew-| Hunéreds of people are expected] The r elry unearthed in a back yard of /to grap the opportunity to enjoy North Seattle residence by Deputies! the summer glories of Puget Sound John Cudihee and A. C. Myers, who be mony ty gry by My excur : sion to Port Angeles and return learned of the location of the plun-|ticard the fireproof steamer Sioux. der through an admission of Arthur | Waters, former Seattle boy, under A Music-Drama with 7—Russian The Sioux will sail from Colman dock at 9 a. m,, give the excursion- sts two and a half hours tn Port jarrest in Portland t Long distance calls from the Port-|Angeles and return to Seattle at | Long distan a th _ land police were received today at|*:9° P. ™. the sheriff's office, the recovered jewelry had stolen from Portland homes. Scores of people in Seattle up the sheriff's office for a ch insisting that been “= APPOINTMENTS ance to attempt identification of the property. City detectives also examined the loot with the belief that it was stolen bere, BY BISHOP O'DEA: SHOW ROSES IN| New appointments and cechunidel RAINIER SHOW amc 00m bishop of Seattle. Many fine specimens of rose cul-) Rey, J, B. Hermann, formerly of | ture were shown in the exhibit at} the home of Harry Bruskevith, 3921| Odessa, will take charge of Water-| Americus st. yesterday, tn the sec-| ville and its missions; Rev. John Rainier valley rose| Hayes will go to Tekoa and its mis- sions, taking the place of Rev. N. Metz, who goes to Wilbur; Rev. Charles McAleer to Odessa, Rev. William Carey has been ap- pointed to the parish of the Holy by the Right Rey. Edward J, O'Dea show, Luncheon was served during the afternoon. Ratnier valley and Se- attle merchants offered prizes. HANFORD, June 6.—Eighteen hundred feet of the Hanford branch of the Milwaukee railroad and a 500- foot trestle were washed into the Joe Ryan, employed in a stamp mill Columbia river yesterday by a cloud- here, was restored when he was| burst. The Columbia a foot in struck on the back of the head with| two hours and water stood several Rosary, West Seattle. the annual conferences of the clergy of the Spokane and Seattle dioceses Greedy property owners at Mur-| phy, who boosted the price on t oir} | to earth with a jolt yesterday when| —_—- the valuations were too high, and/of the record set for the transpacific changed the route to Rosalia. The| voyage by the Protesilaus, the Blue lessening the possibilities of log|terday from Yokohama. She re- jams. ported that on her last outward voy- tered a hurricane, and Quartermas- ter Jacobson was washed overboard Dr. B, J. Lioyd, in charge of the eres local government health service, Representative Albert Johnson of Washington, for an appropriation of ROUTE CHANGED Bishop O'Dea has announced that | will be held on June 9 property that lay in the path of the the county commissioners decided VICTORIA, June 6,—Falling short cutoff is to straighten the river,| Funnel liner Ixion arrived here yes- — — age from Puget sound she encoun- Ss ENDORSES BILL /.:. has indorsed the bill introduced by $150,000 for a national lepers’ home, JUNEAU, June 6,—The hearing of are in good shape and he had been|a plece of machinery, When he re- |inches deep on the slopes of the Rat- peige covered consciousness he found he/tlesnake mountains during could hear, storm, the MONDAY Harry Girard and Alice Cain Brown & Co. in “The Luck of a Totem” for the year have been announced | SOME RAINFALL’: MATINEE tts Scenes in Alaska. Dancers—7 Direct from the Steppes of Siberia. Other Big Features. - 10c and 20c. X WILL CARRY. HUNDREDS ON AN EXCURSION The round trip fare is $1; children under 12 half price. Excursionists will see the new dam of the Olympic Power Co., the largest saw mills in the world, the \U. 8. forts, the home of the Dun- geness crab and will cross the | straits of Juan de Fuca, Lunch will be served aboard or may be carried. STEWART HOUSE N Stewart St Pine Fable Market TURKISN-RUSMAN BATHS For gentlemen Washington Baths Moore Theatre Bidg. Masseurs, Wicklund. graduate Dr Stockholm Stockholm. Sweden | St. Pau! Stove Repair & Plumbing Co. | Origina’ fire linings for stow furnaces backs and coils put in and arected re} kinds re t nd r Nervousness Is Out of Style The Seriousness of an Attack of “Nerves” Demands Skillful Treatment. K Main quite fashionable Formerly it boast of a “nervous looked upon a of * a" adopted the wentior rex. There may have been some foundation for clusions, But it is not « Even the greatest authoritt nervous diseases find {t n Oo give up their practice a: |relief from other specialists, 1 eek The was a famous late Dr, Weir Mitche' eurologist for years, and found himself a victim—it most profound fact in his lite Every man or woman who finds vy her “nerves becoming” un- |strung should at once seek advice of & Doctor such as found in the ex- |Government Physician now a: jolated with the Brendel Drug Store at li7 ¥ mer His advice and Prescriptions arg t to all who No use of delaying the mat- ter of inquiry Into one’s own condi- tion because of lack of money, Pro- fessional services are free there yet he was a aeensenw peewee es