The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1914, Page 2

TO STANDPAT "PARTY CAUCUS: Precinct Committeemen Have Hard Time Electing Enough Convention Delegates. } G. O. P. FOLKS SCARCE! There Aren't Enough to Go Around in Pierce County's | Precincts. Saturday Precincts, there wasn ( mo ‘s guard in attenda ® precinct committeen things their own way. In most they selected themselves as dele. to the county convention to held Saturday Contrary to the hopes of the it leaders, they falled to to.) Seiiae cmemvere cf the preeves | sive party to join with them | Among those clected as delegates were Judge Thomas Burke, standpat eandidate for the senate against Poindexter in 1910; Howard Co#| Grove, chairman of the “hand-pick-| ed” delegation in 1912; George H.| Rummens, who help steal the Aberdeen convention for Taft; M. J commissioner under McBride, whose pro- ae eae ended when Roosevelt to get the republican nomina. tion in 1913, TOWHOOP’ERUP. SUMAS, June 8.—Sumas ts com- plans for a great Fourth of (ed bl A carnival com will be here the week of the) and the program includes | airship filghts, races and field Sports. FIX FOR FIRES SUMAS, June 8.—As a result of the burning of the Central hotel last week the city counct! has ar Tanged for the installation of more fire hydran fire F RR as | PUP FINDS HER © _ OLYMPIA, Juno §—Tho search missing three-year-old Alta ; om hed came to an end after an) night yesterday, when a €rowd of 30 searchers were led to| a fm the woods by the child's pup, and found her asleep. AMUSEMENTS MOORE 7 fax" IONGHT PASSING Stow or 1913 COMPANY OF 190—15 GIRLS | Night Prices, 500, 75, $1, $1.30 od $2.) Other Evenings, 500, 200, 200 PANTAGES Marry Gerard & Co. im LUCK OF A TOTEM)! Musical Romance of Alaska OTHER BIG FEATURES 1116 FIRST AVE. Near Seneen %¢. Gold Filled Eye Glasses And Spectacles Fitted Your Byes SPHERICAL LENSES $2.50 Including actentific examin- ation by a Graduate Opto- metrist and Eye Sight dpe. clalist. Binyon Optical Co. 1416 First Av., nenr Seneca. te MEAT PRICES CUT TOMORROW, TUESDAY, AT RYE & CO.’S MARKETS AS FOLLOWS: Choice Steer Shoulder Steak ........ Choice Rib and Loin Mutton Chops .......... Choice Shoulder 14c | 15¢ § Pork Steak ....-..+-.++ 14c Pork Liver, B be. fOr ce sseeeeeeeee 10¢ Males). por te cs... VOC heok for U. 8. Purple Stampil) It signifies purity and quality | Shops open until 6:20 p. m. | ES jand they found Naish, a prosy | Couls, lroe reformatory, where he was serv ing time for issuing « forged check, |; ' DUWAMISH FOLK BOYCOTT CARS--. SOME EVEN WALK Maybe the traction hog is going to benefit by the boost fn rates on the interurban line. | But it won't be the fault of the residents along the line, There's the bus competition to take some of the former patronage away from the company And P. P. Brandon and others who live on the hill at Duwamish heights are adopting another plan. They walk to the Seattle, Rentou & Southern line rather than take Sound Electric cars. me about ten minutes s Brandon, “but it's extra,” worth whi FEARS HINDUS | VANCOUVER, B. ©., June 8.—| Captain Yamamoto of the Komo- gata Maru fears violence at the hands of the 360 Hindus aboard hi ship, who have been refused a land- ing in British Columbia. He {s of) the opinion that ff forced to put to sea with the Hindus, they Will overpower his Japanese crew of 16 men and force a landing somewhere along the British Columbia coast. Dr. A. 8. Monroe, medical inspec-| tor of the Vancouver immigration | department, after an examination, | declares that the Hindus are betng well fed. WANT THE LOOT. | OLYMPIA, June %.—Portland authorities are so confident that the Jewelry and other loot discovered by deputy sheriffs in Seattle ts prop erty stolen from Portland that they threaten legal steps to obtain it) if the loot is not turned over by} the sheriff's office | TRAIL 1S HARD DAWSON, Y. T. June §—~Bil) Forbes is here after a two years’ prospecting trip om the Upper Liz ard river. way in he and his party found «| number of corpses of prospectors insane from hunger and expe ‘THINKS HE’S NUT ELLENSBURG, June &.- just paroled from the Harry Moo | has asked Judge Kauffman to ex amine him as to his sanity, dectar ing that forgery is a mania with him. CAMPED ON ICE FAIRBANKS, June 8 way to Fairbank Anderson and the camped on what they believed to be an island tn the river. They} were awakened by the Ice running in the river and found they had} camped on an Ice-floe, covered with | debris. TO BUILD BELT! SUMAS, June 8—The work of removing houses from the right of | | On thetr | cently, T Thie broth way, preparatory to grading for|| the belt line about this city, is un. der way. The line will connect the Milwaukee road with the British Columbia Electric PROVIDE AiDS | WASHINGTON, June &—A bill| has passed the senate appropriat ing $60,000 for the improvement of | existing aids and the installation of new aids to waters, TO HONOR FLAG TACOMA, June 8.—Flag day will be observed in Tacoma next Sun day, June 14, when the Tacoma Elks and the Community Sing com. mittee will hold a joint celebration in the Stadium. Gov. Lister will | deliver the address of the day. navigation in Alaska A STAR WANT AD will sell it quickly, |nouncing her own country, she aw Forbes says that on the Omaha. CARE GO HANG Councilman Lundy Coaches His Son in Wild Scramble in the Potato Race. CARROLL ALL THERE jIt's a Gala Bay for Gallant Harry, Who Shakes His Feet to the Music, Now ien't that killing! shrieked a portly matron from the |grandstand at the Woodland park jball grounds Saturday as she watched the antics of youngsters whose dada are city employes, as they kangarooed over the course in the sack race, “Oh, dear, I won der if it's going to rain!” Back of her, way up under the roof, where the rain couldn't hit them, were the members of the firemen’s band, coaxing harmonte f : ot tam anse, Goto, American wiiq (strains from thelr brass and reeds follow her husband to Japan, there Out on the dusty field, A, T. by sacrificing her American citizen. Drake, who, on ordinary days, ts ship by automatically Becoming | "mance committeo clerk at the elty hall, was fuming and fretting and eubject of the mikade. boasing everybody with a hoarse |yotce, magnified ten-fold through the medium of @ megaphone, He was the supreme “It.” | It was Munteipal day, when moat of the civic employes took « lay oft. oe eee Tt almost required violence to maintain order when a half hun- dred urchins were lining up for the potato race, for the rules de creed that only youngvters whose fathors work for the city could quality Official Drake scowled menacing. ly, and he was backed by Record Keeper Bob Hesketh, who looked |more worried than when meeting on 8. R. @ 8. injunction in the | dark, GO TO JAPAN There, According to Age-Old Custom, She Will Be Husband's Slave. CANNOT LIVE IN U. S. Government Deports Man) tard of a She Married; She Chooses “¥ to Go With Him. “You must be mistaken,” said SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Ju | Goddard, shaking his head. “Lundy ~Mra Manzo Goto, Amertean wife| draws money from the city, but he of & Japaneso, is going to Japan. |doean't work for Her husband, Manzo Goto, Jap | know.” anese chauffeur, is going to Japan,| “Th: all right, son,” ald the too—because he married = Mrs./ bulky Lundy, ar. and after that he Manzo Goto, an American, which,| shamelessly coached his offspring in America, is not permissible, ac-| from the aide lines, and got away cording to Uncle Sam. with it, mainly because nobody but And Mr anzo Goto, becanse|the reporters caught him at it. she is his wife, will follow Manzo/ And they couldn't do anything. Goto to Japan. ON Bre Saye Bhe Loves Him “Hore, Mist hol4 these for She will leave behind her all! me,” commanded a freckled, small that Is near and dear—home ties, | girl, handin 208 love of country, lovejshe had won to “Vic,” The * most important of/ artist, just before she entered the r free-born Ameri-| baseball throw. can and her Occidental ways. But/ “That's all right,” sald “Vie.” “I sho says she loves Manzo Goto, and when a women loves she will sac rifiee much. When Mrs. Manzo Goto gets to’ Japan she Will become, like her husband, a Japanese, For, by re | “Little boy, does your father work for the cit asked Al God- particularly emall boy os, sir, he's @ councilman,” re plied the urchin. “His name's Lundy,” he added. of friend: don't mind holding the stuff, but I hate to be taken for a city em- ploye.” tomatically becomes a subject of the mikado of Japan And in the empire of Japan oi! will be amongst a range peopl whose ways she knows only by hearsay. She will be in a country that is ruled by tradition, supersti- tion and century-old custom. She according to the ways of panese, the chat of her husband and the slave of her fath- er and motherin-law, She will obey every beck and call of her mother-in-law and there will be no appeal—for that {s the age-old custom Mra, Goto, 21, ts the daughter of | & Montana rancher. She ran away | from home when she was 15 be she thought it would be great to have thrilling adventures Has Many Adventures | And@ she had them. As a maid of all work she rambled about, fMit-/ ting from fob to job until at last she chanced to come as waitress to DOING HIS LATEST HIT Here she met chauffeur. Tn the course of her adventurous | fore she was married, | 10 Goto had met many | and ngst them all she had found none who had been gc to her, Manzo Goto was good to feeling real spry, a her. When she was sick he bought/97¢e when the firemen's flowers and called « doctor. started playing some sort of lively And sow, 4 Manso wife, “I love Manso Goto anyone tn the world.” WASHINGTON, Jw —Tt was learned confidentially from offictal sources here today that the treasury de ent shortly will scoept $100,000 tn settlement of the Wana maker custome frauds, concerning which there wag 4 scandal recently. Manto Goto, the) } A cigar protruded from the Jim Ham Carroll Lewis whiskers city oc of Harry troller, but he eful not to let it burn down h to start a forest fire ad Dreamland melody he began shak- ing his feet and dancing around un til Bobby Melvor, who was holding the other end of the finish line, thought he had a bite and reeled in. eoenee And thie same Bobby Mclvor, who, on ordinary days, runs the telephone exchange at the counct! chambers, rushed up to The Star Goto’ brite jlatter in a sort of brotherly love fashion, There was a grinding and erunching, and from the depths of the hand clasp the interior of an egg suddenly spurted © always sort of liked Bobby before. There were a lot of stale jokes exchanged in the crowd about municipal eggs, at the conclusion of that race, and the big crowd {held tts noses, Carroll got the idea and shouted: “Hard or scrambled?” | There were a lot of polleemen |present at the time, but none of them did anything. 6 We eS | | ) DK A. M. JOHNSON | . |SLEEPS BETTER THAN| FOR FIVE YEARS Woman Greatly Benetited by Dr. You're @ hot bunch of sports,” hrilled a youth |\duststrewn officials after he had won a sack race, only to be ruled out at the finish on the exouse that jit was a men's race. | They blushed through thetr \erime, but Ignored him. Johnson's Treatments for many years, # the office of Dr A M. Joh chiropractor, recently, and asked if hi 'SECY. ROOD DIES The flag over the Y. M. ©, A. ailding floats at half mast, in trib. ute to Charles Mackey Rood, assist- ant educational secretary of the Y M. ©. A,, who died yesterday, He leaves a widow and a year-old son, PICK BLACKMAN WASHINGTON, June 8.—-William Blackman, former commissioner of labor of Washington, has been ap- pointed special agent of the media- ton board in the department of la- bor. are stronger, "I weep b for fy ter than | have y aliments what 1 be a to talk ng free consultation and your case, He will tell yor frankly whether he can cure you on Dr. A. M. 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NATIONAL PIANO MFRS. 823 Third Ave., Near Cor. of Marion St. One Block Below Madison ALBANIANS WON'T ENDS HER LIFE | OLYMPIA, June 8.—Mrs. Helen MAN WHOROAMS AREN'T ENOUGH |land hotel, was found dead on her | bed, with a hose from the gas jet IN PALACE SAYS TACOMA, June 8—Apparently there aren't enough republicans to £0 around In the various precincts of | Pierce county, Caucuses held Satur. | | 6 9 day night resulted in no choice of foal Ro cet nar | delegates in many of the precincts, bar ty | | both in the city and in the country. | | In some of the country precincts, VIENNA, 3 rare cos | LONDON, June 8.—~Arraigned in particularly, there wasn’t even an une 8.—Influen' +} $ Bow street police court today, Har-| attempt to hold a caucus. banians, with whom representa- DAMAGE 25,000 ry Pike, caught Sunday prowling tiees of the powers have been in DAWSON, June 8.—General labout the Inside of Buckingh'm communication relative to the UP-| agent Edwards, of the White Pass, yalace, the royal residence here, 36 HAND-PICKED rising against Prince William of/estimates the damage done to |told the magistrate his explolt was “i Wied, the king chosen for them at| White Pass wharves by recent ice EVERETT, Jur habit of a}the reeult merely of bravado G00! 1.04 nicking” was too|the end of the Balkan war, were | foes ot $25,000, They have been to drink s gibiebadt™ ins pumcapaScfene 10,078 quoted today to the effect that Al- peepee aD cali 4 “My | Mish county banta absolutely will not accept a the court in contrite tones, “My | @ b ! inert contrits tonen hy | in count elected foreguer an ruler THEY BREAK IN | three members ing” of the 26 delegates to sit in the state convention at Tacoma, GETS THE BULL MOUNT VERNON, June 8—J. was possible to enter the palace. If I had been myself, I should not) have done it.” . He was remanded for a week, pending investigation into his an tecedents. The police theory at first was that he was a suffraget sympa- The suggestion that the position be given to the duke of Abruzzi or to one of the Bonapartes was treat- ed with ridicule. MAY BE BANDIT) SUMAS, June 8.—Three immi- grants were discovered in a box car by U. S. Immigration Inspector Ed Horwitz, When he attempted to detain them two of them struck him over the head with a bottle and escaped. The third was de- tiger, H, Hulbert, jr., owner of the La- tained. fg. SORT Conner stock ‘farm, has Just re-| TACOMA, June &—Mre. W. E sitetbicwtiiolacaiies tarned from California, where he|Folmer, wife of the Tacoman who DIES FROM GAS |::: chased the young Holstein bull| killed himself in the Stockton, Cal., HE PLAYS SAFE 8. Pontiac de Kol Acme, valued | city jail, May 31, says that her hus- - at $8,000. He believes that with| band admitted to her that he had GRE XMPIA. Juno S—James M:isuch a sire in the district Skagit| taken part in a train robbery “near! OLYMPIA, June &—Gov. Lister Yond in’ bed from asphyxiation. ;County {8 destined to become one| Tacoma”. It is belleved he may |has notified his friends that he will have participated in the Great|take no sides in the fight for the Northern train robbery at Samish democratic senatorial nomination February 20, when three passen-j|and wil! thus be in a position to sup. gers were killed, and referred to'port any one of the four winning that. candidates. of the greatest dairying districts tn Whether death was due to accident the world. or suicide is unknown, WES WAS THERE YAKIMA, June 8.—Senator Wes- ley LORIMER Jones was indorsed ELK ARRESTED ABERDEEN, June 8.—A warrant has been issued for the arrest of | e Louis M. Roser, former secretary | by the standpat convention held : | qulatataiiion. Wan aacaitid: charged with grand larceny for the hedeelseinnangeah alleged embezzlement of $4,000 of the lodge funds. WOODY PLEASES FAIRBANKS, June 8.—Five hun- dred residents of the Tanana dis- trict are sending President Wilson an ivory Inkstand mounted in gold | as an appreciation of his Alaska N'T LOSE SLEEP COUGHING AT NIGHT The very first dose of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound sur- prises you—It glides down your throat and spreads a healing, sooth- ing coating over the inflamed, tickling surface, That's {mmedtate relief—the sore, rasping feeling— “Leave Seattle .../10:00a.m.) 3: Sp.m.'10:45p.m. Arrive Portland .| 4:45p.m.|10:00p.m. 6:00a.m. ‘Leave Portland . .|10:00a.m. | 5:00p.m. 12:30a.m. Arrive Seattle. ..| 4:15p.m.'11:15p.m.| 7:30a.m. DO Parlor Observation Cars, Dining the hacking, tickling cough are | policy. Cars, High-Back-Seat Day Coaches stopped at once. Pik a sa ceramancom ceo nm an m ss a It loosens up the tight fooling in Standard and Tourist Sleepers on Night Trains volte aneat ane ‘iets feline ("| HAVE SCHOOL. . breathing—eases distressing, rack | Ready for Occupancy at 9:30 p. m. ing, tearing coughs—soothes the tr- ; ; | | ta! 4 BELLINGHAM, June 8&—RBy al fiveibabinioeis ritated, inflamed bronchial tubes} +4 of 1,018 for, to 760 against PORTLAND and Returo, Account and alr passages, Bollingh Saturd ted a t | $7.50 fost PestivAat. On nate duns It {a mildly laxative as a cough | Bellingham Saturday voted a bond | 7 to 11 inclusive, Limited June 15. medicine should bet, doce mot] !8sue of $100,000 for the building |} 4 = upset or distress the most sensi-/% * Union high school TICKET OFFICES tive stomach, Children love it—it Che . is also effective for grown-ups, Con-| OLYMPIA, June &—During the Columbia and Second Ave. tafns no opiates, Do not accept ajlast ten working days a total of Telephones, Main 117, Eilliott 5609 substitute, In 260, 600 and $1.00 sizes. For sale by Bartell Drug Stores,— Advertisement, 4,208 Heenses have been issued for motor vehicles In the state by the wecretary of state, Or King 8t, Passenger Station.