The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1914, Page 2

ar onsnine eet ss Samra — ioe aay Sapaig ae ween args STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 29, PAGE 2 ARCHDUKE SHOT; EMPEROR DYING OF SHOCK F JAP PORTER TAKES A STAR MAN ON VISIT "SSunsc24'to eevcsanine we (OLD AUSTRIAN | TO WARSHIPS; TALKS IN SECRET WITH AN OFFICER: CLEVER FOLK, THESE JAPANESE 1914 D> After all, the Japanese are a kingdom A man of conse: | Jimmy the battleships now tn | : ©) lever lot, and something of a mye F H : ort, On A ketal errand, with ||Nephew and Wife Riddled by tery my Bh "Des Scruseeg: ae. the Make 4 Bullets as They Ride Be & Mt te intore y , ' isitors aboard Through Streets. 4 ur Japanes n 1 we the floor Asuma UR © 1 | ¥, Porter or elevat man is su und keeps the 4 or spotle H okawa re was instant reo q in the Flow is courteous to the last degree, He ognition and mutual pleasure It \|PLOT 1s SUSPECTED ose SE is a porter. waa evident they were old friends. A ; =__ AMUSEMENTS And yet, Jimmy's father faa phy-| Lieut awa bowed and smil t|Police Think Servian Con- siclan of standing back in Japan. ed hia pleasure as he spoke to Jim- spirators Did Murder as Deed of Vengeance. His brother is an officer In the navy, on duty on the other side at pres my's tiny and pretty wife, He laugh-| ed and played for the moment with|| MOORE 2:30 & 8:30, Srwier parey any Tins Week | ent the little cherry blossom whose En ANNETTE Jimmy was, on Sunday, weet the siish same fe Lillie. It was very oor erage HORNY SEEMS ELLERMAN J " : ‘ Th Lieut. Somekaw n 1 Francia Joseph's death from the a the introduetions to 2 shock of his heirs assassination Saye! Asema and Asame, and talked . whotband sourt tt was feared here toda Sati. _ with the dapper officers in tbe his ereat Sleasure to show The aged ruler—nearly 85—seer “wee amend, the gansta ever the ship, Be al ed dazed Sunday when told Arch "com. “SUNDAY, July 5° Rather something to think about, so thoroughly duke Ferdinand his nephew, and DP aeatincse Wednesday and Satur is—your Japanese porters talking “You will observe,” «mi mt in line for the Austrian-Hup on terms of equality and familiarity with the officers of the Japanese pavy There were score: leutenant, “this dent In the It was made by & Russian shell, But! our ship ts etfll afloat The shell) did little harm.” | MR. ‘wo. HODGE | wife, in the Jevo, Bosnia province “THR ROAD TO HAPPINESS” Berajevo, where the tragedy oc of men like te a Tew rtial law AAA Jimmy doing that yesterday The officer smiled remintacently am ed ia cease S Mall Orders Now is Thuretay, | Jimmy was not a porter yester are many things to # eres CC arte — day. H as host to his employers Thet Servian Plot Suspected METROSOLITAN THEATRE| . and friends. It th : Cabrinoviteh The TD le Lux : aid th : anid positor, who t @ assure ‘ |the archduke man well the strict et a hor¢ \ 1 shall t bomb, and G old student, who made ful attempt with a pistol, are being NGMEART College and Wed. Mats It was a m revelation, this trip with And Jimmy and I talked behind closed Somekawa ors, while Play be ings, 800 to Ibe. Mra, Sameshima and little Baby| PARREST MANY; CHARGE’ Lillie ntbbled on Japanese candy PLOT No one of Jimmy's guests was im-| | SBRAJEVO, Tosnta, June polite enough to question what was| | 29—Several score persons, | { sald tn private, Perhaps, merely a} including a number of women, alk of the old days b k home. | were under arrest here today eon roa oF tan in connection with the murder rinstsieggiee Wger ta eet of Archduke Francis Ferd tke serkcen The tee or th ee nand and his wife. Authori- | on i i ic ness c : tles assert th have evid cco pcpanage ; ee that the mr ure the re shay sult of a convpiracy, in which wifes | many were involved win Thousands of Seattle people visit Washington Congressman 4 the battleships. Polite guards mined to determine whether warned smokers to indulge only at designated smoking places, where| burning rope was provided as light-| ers tn Heu of matches. | Once & man with pipe, cigaret, or| they had accomplices Both denied it, but the police sus- pect the arsassination was the re- sult of a Servian plot Austria Annexes Coun: Submits Minority Report on Seamen's Labor Law. CALLS IT SURRENDER, j cigar wandered away trom the 5 Crs Bosnia, of which Seater % ie the skate « sentry would Turkish prov Affords Absolutely No Pro- ficantly to his tips and || TODAY’S STANDING IN FAT MEN CONTEST ent Turkish wie Vet WEIGHT. Busch is the owner of a caf Dany orker Neha and tennrse.|that ft had annexed Bosnia, with bly the best known man {n town, |!ts sister province, Herzegovina. Everyone calls him Johnnie. Knew Life Was in Danger He has several servants, This so enraged the Servians that Satlor boys were b . jnotice a lot of little people are | Alexander seaman’s labor bill writtnat gemma eats ta Tapenesn tor jumping {nto the news there day In attacking the Alexander bil) many of the fair sightseers, who |latming to be the world's fattest reported favorably by the house) wers anxious for souvenirs of the/™en.” said John Busch-locally merchant marine committee, Bryan | q,, | known as “The Ark Trust”—when a declared: |Star correspondent came to see N DENTISTRY includ- | will were expressed by diplomats here today. The murder was considered as a concrete ex- | pression of the Servians’ de- termination not to be absorbed eee tng a valet, for he finds {t rather| there would have been war, but for teeth are replaced by| “This house cannot afford to sur-| jananese sailor boys ashore en.-| him he: difficult to dress all of his abundant | the obvious hopelessness of a strug- ye Ole Method by artificial teeth | render tts views on shipping to the fored themacives te | “Well, I don't want to be con om, unaided gle between little Servia and pow-| ate natural as your original English shippers pidie.et the stocks sane: & ceited, but I've got all of them ‘My only objection to being fat, psi! Austrian Sean S52 20 be) The real friends of America® mp ane Gone of that little says "The Ark Trust,” “fe that ft's| But the Servians never forgave conducted without charge, and shipping should opp the com enues throughout the |DoY Ft ap f ttle, is out of | har all myself comfortably | Austria’ course. tes are furnishes! in all cases. | promising of 1 rg rposes oe pst teria | ay. He ¢ at) _ And I like vaudevitie.”| Accordingly when for state rea- fe Stand Back of Our Work 92)" shake dice that way|¥eishs 3 *. Bot Lean't aay) f won bis title because of| sons, the archduke decided to vi a pes ~ . . b onder bt i hi wherehi f me oO Ur | for uuarantee. down in San Francisco,” exp (that skinny under back injhis ownership of some 60 ram i bape Affects Only Few Craft one of the older men, as ee eat | Michigan stands a much shackle house boats, or arks, which| | FEAR ‘TWILL CAUSE WAR oh Set of Teeth 8 The proposed bill does not pre-| abie sailor boy tried. to neers aig jchance. I'm 490 pounds he rents to poor families who are|| PARIS, June 29.—Fears that Guaranteed ...... tend to prescribe safety provisions |a cigar dealer. “It is nothing. He|&Ad don’t pretend to be the fattest | willing to live a modest life if the| | the assassination of Archduke | ‘or foreign vessels in American) 1, Slman in America, though I haven’t|Ark colony, along the waterfront.|| Francis Ferdinand of Austria | Set of Teeth ports is young. He does not understand,” | ™ mn ' catahaur Barees. pease | $5 BY Vice Admiral Kurol, officers and cadets of the two Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown.... Gold or Porcelain “This means that the bill, If ¢ acted tnt law, ts to affect only @) wor, small percentage of vessels that /r,ir carry American passengers to and/q 4 from American ports. i On the Great lakes visiting ships guests at a reception given honor yesterday at the Y The Rev. 0. M Inouye, of the! LAST CHANCE TUESDAY 10 erian church, gave easels from Bridge Work. . Chicago and other American ports rincipal address. T. 8, Ling ’ by Austria d Gold Fillings. $1. 00 Up to Canadian ports are to be inf ee the s A., the lit Serajevo, he was REO 4 | " y way a ted by the bill as te Sydney Stanley fe Fillings ..........50¢ Gh teat tees lene. tad De A Matthews | warked that hix life would be in hours, $:30 to 6. Sundays,; What of the Others? mewn beh shod - a Admiral] 1” you have not signed the “Beven;st. Progressives will also handie|’ The first attempt to kill them 9 to 12. ‘Vessels whose course of travel ponded Sisters” Initiative petitions, you|petitions from the Boston block,| was made as they were driving to cee Dp Re within 20 miles of shore are to| lnm 37% per cent lifeboats, 37%|. Admiral Kurot has expressed a |per cent Iife rafts, and no protec- desire to see the city from the top tion for the remaining 25 per cent|Of the Smith butlding. Mayor Giil| lof passengers. will arrange a “skyscraper party the Serajevo town hall As they passed through the streets, Cabrinovitch stepped out from the throng and threw his bomb at them. will get your last chance Tuesday | Second and Columbia. at the polls when you go to aaa All petitions must positively be on the Hinky Dink charter: returned to the various headquar Volunteers will circulate the pe|ters Tuesday night, as they must |titfons in every precinct If possible. | be immediately checked in Seattle D H ee ee ee ee who will offer their ser-|and forwarded to the secretary of|” The archduke struck it aside with i} S wit lag Boga — “ogg itdecs:. tue Chau * asked to communicate |state at Olympia by July 3 his arm. It rolled under the auto. a ee ene a Andee le Chamber of Com arters at the Labor| The petitions alrendy checked av-| mobile following the royal car, ‘ex- ] 207 UNIVERSITY STREET. wrecks and the largest toll of dis- merce wil! give a monster barbec v« num University, OF ut lacked 4000 40k ania Gach ta loletea. nd Gout ven. Sean Wa "| CORNER SECOND AVENUE. autor” at Woodland park Gitinerd an i r i Y & ’ sees ildaelbisbeihabentneeapitied cmecentimepieeteerntiotanincioe of tt M \ gt av, or at 711 Olive! King county and Col. Merizzo, of the arch "peut relly send me Ben ag : staff, slightly wound- tend. Harry Whitney Treat will of ed, as were half a dozen bystand ers. ficiate at an old-fashioned bake as an added fgature contests will be staged. eee clam Athletic PORT WARDEN TO|A HAPPY QUTLOOK CLEAN UP IN BAY Dragged From River Cabrinovitch ran to the Mil Jach river, leaped in and tried to swim | across, but was dragged out and FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION FARES Business 1s climbing, says the The two warships will spend ten assistant traffic manager of Jim frightfully beaten, days here, and then steam away for Hill's raflroad, Martin J. Costello, > t t —VIA THE— |the return trip to Japan who arrived Saturday after a tour|,,The archduke watted until “eet | a What would you think of 8|of Southwestern Washington. The) (0d, Wat, to O=uW R & N _, Admiral Kurot and his men and|housewife who swept everything crops, he says, will make the rail-|'"on Went on oo, @ eo @ 700 attle citizens were guests atlout on her front porch and left it) Toads hump like sixty “4¢ 4s scan. ed to the mayor, a brilliant banquet given Saturday plained ¢ ¥ and beautiful gowns of the ladies made the affair a notable one, cee it doesn't stop there'll be some as. sessments of the $100 fine or the 80 days imprisonment provided in an ordinance covering the slouchy act. They're sweeping stuff over- board from boats and @umping all cldent, was carried out in due form. Start for Hospital Then he and his wife started for the garrison hospital, to eee Wal- deck and Merizzo. On their way FOR THE ROUND TRIP Tickets on sale July 3 and 4, 1914 Final return limit, July 6, 1914 Four All-Steel Trains Daily The police patrol {s spacious, but {t couldn't handle the crowd of patrons rounded up Sunday in a gambling raid at the Regina hotel, Second and Main, There were 22 Seattle folks who desire to see the cruisers will be able to do so between the hours of 8 o'clock tn the morning and 7 at night. Small sorts of refuse onto the 01 6 placid sur-/of them, The patrol made three|Prinzip leaped from a hiding place STEEL FLYER—Leaves Seattle 7:30 a. m. jlaunches, stationed at the foot of |face of Seattle's front veranda, ltrips. The bunch was bailed ont by|he had found behing a house front- SURBYA LAMITED< cuvce Genteis 0u0 sin. Madison st., are carrying the public | | John Clancy: ing on the street through which it PORTLAND EXPRESS—Leaves Seattle 11:30 a. m. to and fro at a nominal charge. _ |was certain the royal automobile OWL—Popular Night Train, Leaves 11:15 p. m. would pass, jumped on the running PROUD, HUNGRY FATTESTMANINALL AMERICA) pi ER TAKES TIDINGS HARD streets of Sera-| tection for Many Passen "N NAME AND ADDRESS. the wever, with only gers, He Charges alia ; : John Busch, Stockton, Cal.......... » see ee 5 +400 [1 “it wan under # loose sort of Aus WASHINGTON, st-<fintety | caeme cae ed ano e sere ; : “Big Sam” Irwin, ea gi Mich........ 4 [tee pestastornie Its population ist tea and on the Great lakes came |retreah themselves betore mish! || Webster Rusk, Seattle, Wash........ ‘on cpaie's | Servis, consequently, was ambi DHIO METHOD Shes, Rep. esas cf “Washiugtes | unre a | STOCKTON, Cal, June 29.—"I}yet heard of m fatter.” In 1908, however, the Austrian submitted a minority report on the government suddenly announced * from Seattle to all points on its lines where the regular night by Consul and Mrs. Taka.| ‘tere? dalous. We come to Serajevo on one-way fare | $6.00 or Jess hash! at the Hotel Washington, | That's what Seattle's doing GRAB GAMBLERS . schon and a bomb is < gold lace and Port Warde ye ; row: + ONE FARE AND ONE-THIRD Loads of gold lace and uniforms|Port Warden A. A. Paysee says if as Git Gch tice wanes ot the ts and the city hall program | GREAT PIANO SALE SWEEPING ALL SEATTLE rt With $1 ey es $1 ay Sta down, if you do not want ail pay ment, and then, before delive you pay the balance in cash or $6 or $9, or whatever agree : ment you make for the first payment, aud the ‘ balance $6 monthly, ete. until the plano is paid for in full Outot-town buyers—It is nat tory to buy one of these pianos t us, and we will send you ike, ship the >and satisfac mail Write iption, or, if to your 4 you full deser plano subject freight to ar Up ight Pike aie . $80, $115, $147, $198 Cc kering Grand, now. Steinway, Ebony Upri a now only Pianola Piano, + now. .. .$316 88-Note Player, now $266 Don't Delay Another Day. You'll Never See a Sale Like This Again in Seattle National Piano Mfrs. 823 Third Ave. Near Marion St., One Block Below Madison Street el TAKEAGAWP AT THESE. FIGGERS. ON ALASKA GOLD on your t See if you breathed his last She herself died still in prayer, a8 the car sped through the streets MOBS RIOTING IN | BOSNIA STREETS; FEAR MASSACRE SERAJEVO, 1“ and pe it and think {t over. figure out how much It fs. It's the amount of gold recett by the Seattle assay office Alaska, Yukon Territory and | As @ sequel to Sunday's padn 2 states during the fiscal year around Bosnia, June |tion of Archduke nand of Austria s Francis Ferdt-| ing June 30, according to an 1 bis wife, pro-| ficial report Alaska alone come Austrian mobs began rioting here |trinuted $6,472,889. 2 today. | Get ready for another | The people charged an extensive | tere’s the total recelved since . Jarchduke and Austrians genera Servian conspiracy against the | office opened, July 15, 1898: $2 acked scores of Servian shops and | were reported to have killed sev : it was feared there would be a GEO. ON BRI |general slaughter when the mur- |dered couple were removed from| WASHINGTON, June 29, € the hospital for shipment to| Dewey's flagship Olympia, Vienna Troops occupied strategic points in Serajevo today. Strict martial | law prevails. | It is understood this activity ts | | due to the explosion of a bomb, sup- | posedly by Servians, in the center lof the city, injuring several per | sons. coop FOR BILL| | SEWARD, “June 29.—William | | Martin, Seattle attorney, cleaned up $8,000 for seven days’ work in his quartz mill. The Gold Bullion mill yielded $15,000 in first three jdays’ run. HADOFF GUILTY Dewey on the bridge, will pany battleship Oregon thi Panama canal when Atlantic goes to San Francisco fair. EVERETT, June 29.—Maybe’ Washington can scare up a Vole cano. Strange blue light at sume mit of Mount Pilchuck is causing’ if much speculation here. MEAT PRICES CUT TOMORROW, TUESDAY, AT. MONT oSANO, "June 29.—Jury, , ut 44 hours, returned verdict of guilty against John Hadoff, charg: | RYE & C0 § Jed with robbing Bank of Elma s March 1 | WILL OPEN ROAD | SEWARD, June 29.—Big crew of }men is at work on road from Sew- MARKETS AS FOLLOWS: AT Choice Rib and Loin STAKE CLAIMS Sicttn neces cat Choice Steer ic FAIRBANKS, June 29.—Conft- Pot Roast ..... sssseree | dence in the coming of the govern- |ment ratiroad has caused pros- pectors to stake 16 quartz claims | along the Nenana river. STAR WANT ADS have Lots, Homes, Farms ready for you, on attractive terms. Choice St Shoulder Steak 10 burpie Stamp 3B IDS. for ...ceeeeeeeees Look fer U. ». ~~ ; ; ‘BIKER 1S DYING board of a car just behind it and It signities purity and quanty horoughly up-to-date equip 1 é % } | ares hope pen. until 6a) aie ment, and courteous, efficient SPOKANE, Jur Too proud | - | ‘The bullet pierced the archduke's | employes will help make your to ask charity, Giles Mack, 17, was| HOQUIAM, June 29.—Eric Os p ) Mae ig holiday @ pleasant one, F sent to a boupttal yesterday, weak-|lund, hurled’ from his motorbike |/Usular vein. His wife threw her sna shahslat seacosice cuca sk ae ; A clone estimate ‘aew Seattle's | ned from starvation. He had been| yesterday when {t hit @ post, is tat enon aa an effort, t00/ Tt sisctrical, Gas or Steam Engineering. STEWART HOUSE postoffice receipts for the fiscal| Without food five days and unable | dying. ¢ let sti h SEATTLE ENGINEERING SCHOOL. Near Pike Public Market , year closing June 80, at $1,383,|t0 obtain work. A second bullet struck her in the ‘elrat West and Roy. Modern single rooms 25¢ . je 071.91, an inere: over | yen oo abdomen. Large modern outside rooms, for 1 y wma SEES HER WED |," 20%, cues, tron the or 2. BOS of 9210, JOSH is LOSER knees of the burgomaster, who was | District Pass. Agent. Postmaster Battle says it's in the car with him TURKISH-RUSSIAN BATHS Fare . $1,500,000 or bust, next year. + MONTHSANO, June 29.—A, C.| As policemen seized Prinzip, the| MHS Thee Site moe 6 Second Ave Main 932 : : OLYMPIA, June 29.—Jostah Col rett, 84, ploneer, died of pnen-|burgomaster shouted to the driver [i wi” wish! aa le ELLENSBURG, J 29.—-Com:|lins, Seattle, is denied reductions | monia, after witnessing wedding of |to make full speed for the palace. Sjelbera’s I i pletion new pumping plant here|of 1912 taxes on Seattle business | grandchild, who changed the date| Weeping, the murdered archduke's ete J j P . reduces insurance in rest-| property sought, in supreme court|of the wedding on account of his|wife clasped her husband in her Seti Neehdaat 7 | ust r aters i ee Jdence district 60 | decisi dying condition larms and prayed overshim as he +o1a THIRD «sAIN 1043 All patients should take notice of the new address, as I will be able to do much better by you on account of lower expenses. The new store will be sanitary to the last degree, the equipment it for your treatment the very FREE DOCTOR =—HAS MOVED latest and best, and all treatment for any disease of MEN, WOMEN or CHILDREN — WILL BE ABSO.- LUTELY FREE. I am prepared to give e you the very Right lowest prices on Dru; and ‘Sundries. Two Doors The name of the new store is the 169 Washington The medical service is right, the price is right, and the location is right, be- ore St. From Second Avenue. Drug St cause we can serve you at much lower expense. Tell your neighbor, he may not see this announcement.