The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1914, Page 3

WILL DOESN'T RENTON LINE MAN-ANIMAL LIKETHE WAY FIGHT TO BE TOGO NAKED NATION’SRUN HEARD AGAIN OUT IN WILDS Hearst, in Seattle on Visit, Judges Rule Fourth Av. Liti- Knowles, the Artist, Will Do Thinks He Might Be Able gation Must Be Threshed 60-Day Stone-Age Stunt to Go Woody One Better. Out on Its Merits. in Sierra Hills. CHAMBER FEEDS HIM REFUSE CITY ORDER LIKES LIFE AS ADAM Commerce Fellows Give Dis-| Won't Modify Injunction Rul- He'll Prove, He Says, That tinguished Visitor a Big Spread at the Washington. We Can Live Just as Well as Our Ancestors Did, ing; Want to Hear Whole Thing Again R. Hearst, would-be presi: | y petition for legal right By Jack Jungmeyer ngress, the army and navy » munteipal cars over the SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July ted States, owner bare 8 omy) 11.—-To convince skeptics that of a Fedor » prov * : aman can go into the wider of a Fedora hat to prove he's a of the probibitive Hanford 4 ness naked and unarmed, with food and publisher of a dozen ® and several magazines, must walt until litt out implements and ‘om the general con or gation aris fon wae placed tn the| Roa ste fieally attthed » exploitation bureau of| “qhis’ wus the Tuline of Cireutt amber of 1 but, | Judge William B, Gilbert yesterday, some sight, th dur ment on the city’s appli Y to Include al cation r ourt befo luly made] ings wer ended when weeks In advance | jute hat the gen » throngs careless: | oa) not beer rowd at the station to| brought tea close ‘| us Willie enthusias-| "ey 28 the final hea ands ted to! ag > probably efore puff forth stirring airs, har ay ae War!" but Willle was taken in tow tt Np on today at the Washington a ee Willie claims to be a democrat when b eking the presidency, but he some harsh and mean words Wilson adminia tration, and intimated he could have fille White House chair much more creditably The trouble with Wilson is that he isn’t a real democrat,” said Wi! . Ne Atter which Willie was ready for! , The Home Consumers’ league held the big feed its regular monthly luncheon at the Commerc which reports the past month were ters of consequence ay, at pa of read and mat-| discussed AIN'T iT AWFUL? F - The regular Friday visit was OLYMPIA, July 11 Poverty-| made to the plants of the Pacific stricken telephone and telegraph| Telephone and Telegraph Co. companies in Washington regard themselves as between the devil and the deep blue sea. The minimum wage commission has decreed they must pay a minimum wage of $9 to operators, and the public service commission has absolute control over the rates they can charge for Service. SHOULD WORRY In the evening, at the Char Commerce auditorium, a program of] speaking and music was given |S SEEKING SON OF DYING WOMAN ‘sitet Miss Ethel Stanley of Portland ts| CENTRALIA, July 11.—The an-|!2 Seattle, searching for George} nual report of officers of the Cen- oe whose name I8 COB-| Joseph Knowles In the bear pelt tralia school district show there are tly on ‘the lips of his mother,/he secured in Maine by clubbing 2.564 persons of school age in the believed to. be dying tn Portland. | beast to death in pitfall, district, a considerable increase | Miss Stanley has been telling the ili) ———___ over the year before. The district | Womaa her son is employed here} is in splendid shape in every par.|@2d unable to get away. The only ticular, being $2! trace of him she has been abla to| wrest from it sustenance and shelter like the beasts, Joseph 000 better off than last year. obtain is that he was arrested July, Knowles, who prociaims him 4 as a disorderly person and dis-| St!f an efficient man-animal Read about the big Excursion on| charged. She has asked the police| Wil! repeat in the Californ page 3.—Adv to aid in her search, Sierras his widely heralded Maine woods experiment. Minus cloth: irearms, knife, matches and supplies, this Bos ton author-artist-trapper who has been dubbed the “Modern” Adam,” plans to remain in the timbered slopes of the north- California mountains for 60 days, beginning about the mid- Henry Ford Buy $ 50 Indian Motorcycles a | sight of another human being, ‘ P id for that has ch He recognizes the value of the INDIAN; the service |} a deectiéally thas sla re which the INDIAN gives in its 10 branches and 3,000 || gion. agency service stations; the economy of operation; its || Kaowles proposes remarkably quick service, which he can give Ford users by ity Covering of sabe had ae ai mounting his service men on Indians. This order came ‘4 prathay / meat after the manner of the cave- unsolicited and is the greatest tribute ever paid any || man of half a million years ago. to motorcycle. This order is another proof of Indian Finds Him in His Lair superiority And at the end of the 60-day pe ) period, he p ots, he will emerge physically stronger than when he Half the Motorcycles in the United States are Indians. 150,000 in use. enters the woods, although b and forbidding in appearance I tralle him to his temporary and rumptuous lair in a hotel suite here on the eve of his departure for th econd ¥ rness ordeal Knowles is a big n thick of neck, barrel-chested, with a steady y eye, gray hair and a rumbling arded It pays to examine the Indian first—Another carload just Wants to Get Duds Off. arrived. jat his clothes. “I feel like a bear when {it comes shedding time. I'm Easy Payments anxious to get off these confounded duds and hit the timber trails where a man {s free,” The skeptics have that Joe's man-animal jand his proclaimed disgust with the messy routine of civilization are all vol Big Twin 2- 2a Da Twin Free Demonstration Ballou & Wright been saying & pose. It Is for their benefit, he sa: *, 817 East Pike Street, Near Broadway, Seattle, Wash. that he will make the ‘Callforeia Phone East 471. experiment in antediluvian exist- aS No atria ence. ‘There's nothing remarkable about my stunt. If there were it would be practically valu less. For | contend that any man with a knowledge of wood- craft and a healthy body can live anywhere you put him—c: do what ! did in the Maine woods and what | will repeat here. ‘Your caveman progenitor did it. Are you going to admit you're his inferior?” | Knowles’ tron physique and the equipment of woods-lore he acquired as a boy and later as professional) guide, fit him especially for his| Indian Dealers Wanted i in Beaiy Locality arms. “I'd be a pre manhood if I'd tty specimen nit an inability to jemulate the forest creatures in get ting « living. What a travesty it is }on man's upward climb when, lost jin th wilds, he lies down to die | merely because his wits are too dull Be show him the way to live!” AB. fo Skagway, calling at Alert Bay, Princ “PRINCESS ALICE” Rupert, Ketchikan, Wran- gell and Juneau, The splendid “Prin steamers offer every comfort. “Princess May” June 13, “Princess Sophia” June 20, July 4, 18 and August Special sailings of the magnificent steamer “Princess Alice” June 27, July 11, 25 and August & AN IDEAL VACATION TRIP VANCOUV Wash, July 11 For rates, sailings and information apply to The coroner today. ts Investigating | he de h of M Vv urk, 75, a re CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY tired farmer, killed when his auto 713 Second Avenue, Seattle. mobile was struck by a North Bank train at Washougal, bufld bis professions | | = STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914. PAGE 3. I ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12, 50c. FOR THE Pack your lunch basket and s the most beautiful scene B. inson. LEAVE COLMAN DOCK 9 A. M. ARRIVE HOODSPORT 2 P. M. Fast, Steel Steamer Potlatch. ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12, 50c. Round Trip $1.00 “MUTT.” DOGHEIR | TO MONEY, FOUND : ALL_ABOARD: TOMORROW MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK SS BIG # UP HOOD CANAL TO HOODSPORT Tomorrow, Sunday, July 12, at 9 A. M., Is the Time ON THE FAST, STEEL STEAMER POTLATCH nd a cool, restful Sunday and see some of in the world at the same time. A fine, home- cooked meal can be had for 50c at the Gateway ranch, run by Mrs. Dick- athing will be available for those desiring it. Dairy Lunch Aboard the Boat corree— Fy @—sanowicn Other first-class food at city prices, or take your own lunch if you prefer. TICKETS ON SALE AT COLMAN DOCK Children 5 to 12, 50c ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12, 50c. LEAVE HOODSPORT 4 P.M. ARRIVE SEATTLE 9 P.M. ROUND TRIP Children, 5 to 12, 50c. — —®_ President Wilson goes window, Ralph Newcomb flew over th ' HERE 1! ELSEWHERE | | shopping. Fernando valley in the dark, eae : "bs been found. And|® —_—_———— al | Civil war veteran who escaped ing flight by a searchlight. sarang de Sosy bes 81x divorces granted. Six Chicago Chinese Indicted for | from penitentiary discovered in Illi-| Ada M. Cox won a $17,425 breach they think he's the right “Mutt Contract. let for BellevueRed.| handling and smoking opium |nois soldiers’ home of promise verdict against Wm, R “Mutt,” who used to belong to) Soy lg Raymond Benjamin, Napa, C: St. Louis man kills mother-in-law | Edwards, millionaire lumberman, H. Maynard Richardson, was pro ‘ cretary |Seeks office of national exalted | and shoots other members of fam-|at St. Paul, Sea tae kk Why MRA aL wie gn ge el das eer Gand | ruler bf Elks at Denver convention, |!ly when denied custody of his! By Rear Admiral Southerland’s satcd Wichasdsl autod Steamer H. J. Corcoran, wrecked | Child {retirement Rear Admiral Howard e' a ir rear where it was stipulated n in San Francisco bay 18 months! ,Lawsult 48 years old is dug up| became America’s senio: ad- son's sister should receive halfahe| Marriage licenses drop to nine. | ego in‘ vataed jat Sacramento and dropped from | miral. estate {f she cared for the dog. Excavation for dam at Auburn to) Bucstide Saath, damshas Port | Court records. The government garrison at ‘9 ee ond ks ete ‘ Ke iitia 4 Jumet! Cape Haitien, ; Two years ago “Mutt” disappeared.| prevent flood halt completed." |wovngond, Si days out from Cal |, ,AtePia militia In Calumet Cape Haitien, Haytt, beat ott Yokohama Maru arrives from Orl- Also two years ago a half-starved | lao, Pert mongrel appeared at the Colman /|ent next Wednesday | aan dat ebm @ tabbiced ock and signed on as mascot of| Flora E. Bateman, L. L. O. L. am! Nokomis, marooned five months th steamer Kulshan, where he/nual pienic, Lincoln Beach, Satur-| arrived in San Francise h been ever since. “Mutt” is his | day Gov. Lister will speak at old set- name. His claims will be pre-| Firemen gave first band concert tlers’ reunion at Rochester August nn at Bon Marche park Friday night. | 12 Ce ger ae: wy King County Democratic club| New York anarchists will not defy police by holding public funtr noon | al parade heard women speakers at luncheon today. fi. ‘iasu Temple, 3 July 24 Diagnosis as a lon to Incorporate town ) voted down No. 1, BD. N., Junique undertakin f C u Broth. | arouse, votes $200,000 for Salem, He’ " ures. "Wm. Kooh, grand loreman, Broth-| Mass., fire victims. in hie 44th goat na pomsesind ac or in erhood of American Yeomen, com-|" Balioon “Goodyear” wine best Fe Dr. Dudley A. Sargent, physical bei | Sera ts rad at Woodmen | P1xce, 12 St Louis balloon race ‘ector 0 ( » ec r ay. ith stra net aaa ire et ce tia| The Crucial Test of @ Doctor's SkIIl| 1.0") On terry Issaquah Wednes.| New York supreme court holds famous ndow, with addition 1} Is to Ascertain the Nature of day night pile ire e gr, Sa Christian Sel igok ak wa ati inl tr pi lnent Six deaths recorded: Secretary McAdoo will make pe: | ops Plan pA wR mer Sg . |. Seattle may get Job of building | sonal investigation of activities ot conclusion, stretching his great! rhe puccersful treatment of any|biggeet submarine in world for U.| ty. , customs officials in France. * ess depends \ ays G. C. Davidson, Easterner| ‘M, Hartwig, Russian minister to P arog thet Ssh here Servia during Balkan war, dies, the trouble in the human. ay Brotherhood league sheltered|” Fire causes $85,000 “damage In | known, the course of pr month | Ladies’ Missionary society, Fir | Presbyterian 2 men last |hardware store at Boise, Dental experts have discovered slinplified to a marked degree. The skill of this sort Is only at church, meets Fri-| gas whieh deadens pain and leaves tained from close study and contin-| day. | patient conactous. ed practic tne ee Pree es Tabernacle Baptist church dis-| Salem, Falls River & Western) hing wren a wae acto. | continues Sunday evening services| freight train drops into river near | “different \during July and August The Dalles, Ore Funeral of Mrs. Rosine Dizard,| Steamer Invernor goes ashore on| ue nop men coke pioneer, will be held Monday Labrador coast, Ps gers and| Rev. Sydney Strong, Queen Anne ut! Congregational rch, begins se sermons Sunday on “Datly Sights in Seattle.” Warhington Congregational con- ferenco opens at island, July 22 crew believed safe. San Franciscans who want old war frigate Independence displayed at fair are aroused over her sale. Prisoners at Blackwell island Burton, Vashon | mutiny, attacking guards with iron | buckets, will (wit Kk person wha a und "prug Store Bre Ottioe hours, 9:30 a, m. to ® ae m, Ladies and children, 2 | ||BALLOU & WRIGHT district has cost Michigan ‘ fierce rebel attack with heavy loss, 405,000. <9 fae Aviators Walter Brookins and tobacco Coupons and Tags TEACHER IS DEAD Redeemed Ma nem sac of vers_premlume includes doers of artclot Ex men, eoinea ay St Crescent Cigar Co. 4th & Pike Sts., Seattle, Wash. Considered one of the most effi- cient manual training instructors in the country, Miss Isabel Toan, for !1 years a teacher in the Wat+ ren av. public sehool, died yesters day of inflammatory rheumatism, Burial will take place at Atkin, -~ -- — =: | Minn., where two sisters live, STEWART HOUSE ee Sas rentic’’ Foxes and wolves sleep curled up, their noses and the soles of their feet close together, and blanks *eted by their bushy tails. Near Modern DIRECTORY ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES G. & J. TIRES—NOBBY TREA BALLOU & WRIGHT us MOTORCYCLES RW al MOTORCYCL, in on new 5,000 MILES GUARANTEED Pike St, near Broadway NEW AN HAND, Indian Motoreycles Phone East 471. 817 BF, Pike St, near Broadway