The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1915, Page 1

Old Grandpa Wilson Has Happy Smile President Delighted Over) Birth of the First Boy in | ing Many Threatened With White Slave Trial U. S. Authorities Investigat- Marriages of ELL arrived! folks, the new White House baby has Today this little newcomer is by far the most popular and famous baby in the United States. There are only three White House babies alive today the Sayre baby is one of them—the third. His mother was the 13th White House bride. He is the eighth child to be born in the White House. The whole nation is proud of him. Now comes the question of naming the Sayre VOLUME 16. )1S THE SEATTLE AUTO SALESMAN NOT INDIGNANT BECAUSE THE MAN }| SEATTLE, WASH. BAR JITNEY BY LAW?) we ARE SURE MRS. SAYRE WILL GLAD- LY CONSIDER THE SUGGESTIONS OF SE- ATTLE PEOPLE IN NAMING HIM. The editor of The Star today wired Papa Sayre, extending congratulations and asking him and Mrs. Sayre to wait just a few days before they decide definitely on any name. The Sayres are reported to favor the name of Woodrow, which is natural enough, and maybe our readers will do the same. But won't it be fun to wait and see! On page 2, The Star today is printing a list of other names. Maybe one of them will please you better. Or, maybe you have a brand new name. Whatever your preference may be, tell us about it, and we'll send the suggestion along to Papa Sayre. WRITE THE EDITOR OF THE STAR A LITTLE NOTE, TELLING WHY YOU LIKE THE NAME YOU SUGGEST. WE WILL PRINT SOME OF THE BEST LETTERS. Sign your name and address to your letter. The Seattle Star The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News ONE CEN? 1915, MC ONE YAY, JANUARY 18, | WANTS TO GO INTO THE JITNEY BUS BUSINESS? ANSWER: HE IS NOT} FINE MILES ON A { PINT eee lh A THERE is The GREATEST UTTLE GAS- CHARIOT ON THE MARKET! SHE'S Some BOAT! WHY SAY, THAT LITTLE BUS WILL MAKE OTHER CHUG-CARTS LOOK LIKE THEYRE STANDING STILL! SOME SPEED MERCHANT, |/ AND FOR AN ALL AROUND BUZZ-WAGON You NEED GO NO FARTHER! He's GOT ALL THE KICK YOU WANT AND WILL RUN V4 Y) y WILLIAM, 1s he REFERRING To THAT AUTOMOBILE be. EDITION WEATHER FORECAST—Rain, — TIDES AT SEATTLE High. Low. on TH NEWS » NS AND NDS, Se | Traction Company Plans to © Fight Busses With Pro- © hibitive Tax Measure; Drivers to Discuss Safety Measures Tonight. The 450 jitney busses in Seattle will hold pretty much the <n the stage this week in council! and legislative deliberations. Seyi measures to regulate them are now being drafted by various interests, At the Press club, Monday night, the jitney bus drivers will meet for some deliberation on their own part. They plan safe and sane rules of operation, and will submit a bill to the council of their own accord: Plans of operation outlined by a special committee will be presemte ‘ the Family. } Young Kenosha, Wis., ed for adoption. One action probably will be the adoption of a pian t | Divine assure passengers of damages in cases of personal injuries. MES ME | At Olym the Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Co. . DADDY COMI HO SAYS BAB ISN'T HIs| is much in evidence with plans to legislate the “jitney busses” =~ ‘ Y out of business, if possible. One of the plans is to piace a fi- Telegram Brings Papa Sayre easy ge ee | cense on them so high that the drivere will be unable to pay Rushing to the White Pastor Is Still Giving Out it. Various other methods of killing the “jitney bus” business House. Statements Trying to have been suggested. Cc! Hi if May Invoke Referendum to be pasted on their license - jets, po oe Senators Fairchild and Sut-|tificate, WAREINGTON, | Jan. we — ton of Tacoma will introduce 8. E. Co. to Run Busses gratulations continued to pour {nte CHICAGO., IL, Jan. 18— bill in the legislature deciaring the} “I would not be surprised if the White morgen eaiten Here's a strange, grim tragedy itney bus” a ee nd sngthet foot of erent, [ete site 2 = —the tragedy of th rlish of the state ie Kervice com: ied vehicles are ‘ Francie Bowes Sayre, dent li Enna “Yo i ‘. mission. ee) logically the successor to the elece — Wilson's second daughter. sive age age ia Sat aan iitney men, are prevering to bos pp tiene! Pw electric ‘e E ‘Roth mother ruthles: y the lhander- it strenuously against pro! juccessor wee . ‘ ang R | tive measures, and will employ the | horse-drawn vehicles. to be doing well. ings of their pastor, Rev. |referendum in their defense, if| The mayor, howev President Wilson's face was wreathed in smiles when he entered the executive offices today. “Wore thai « hundred messages of congratulation were recetved during the morning, and the president's smile widened he read them. SEES Seattle automobile dealers have been cleaning up in fine fashion since the jitney bue craze broke. One second-hand house had almost a —* pesvotany ta: Higby serceseied enh ar + Ribas! corner on the used-car market two weeks ago, and since then has made a young fortune selling them to would-be bus operators. And new ma-| One serious cer Set several Co, may adopt such a policy. evel nt us meye nh hi A Oeeamge 2 gad Pane mates onic Berens alle ~ a! Bosra figured in the past 48 hours will He made no effort to conceal his Joy over the child being a boy. It/eloquence of his tongue hash de et a put the police on extra guard Francis B. Sayre, who is first as:|, Now his experiments in combin-| I r | Saturday night at Westlake and sistant to President Garfield of ing the pastorship of an exclusive Eighth ave, by a machine driven Williams college, was not at the White House when the boy war born. He left Williamstown, Mass. soon after the receipt of a telegrar James Morrison Darnell. In the last few years the Rev. Darnell has uttered im- passioned eloquence from the pulpits of many churches in eburch with mult!marital relation- ships have ended under the cloud of a possible Mann act prosecution and bigamy charges. Brought up to present date, the the pres@ot chaotic condition the jitney bus business will cole lapse, and some corporation will put in a large number of comme — cars run on a definite sched- ule. The mayor believes the Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power necessary. They declare the auto bus is bound to stay, Instead of attempting to legislate them out of business, they take the view that city and state should rather such laws as will make the y bus business reliable and 5) safe and reasonable. EARTHQUAKE RUIN MEXICO FLEES; URGE WAR ON Taylor, 3663 Sunset place. Foy started to cross the street, stopped, and started again, when the machine struck him. Six other accidents were of BLOWN UP BY Scachad Wosntnason. st ieee toner tet of Darnell’s pretty girl-wives is May Call Him Woodrow as follows very slight nature. Suggest Far Side Stops IN SEARCH OF DEAD FEARSASSASSIN| ‘DOPE’ SELLERS INCENDIARIES Doris Vaughn Darnel! of Chicago. a eI P The traffic department of the w peculation t | + PASO, Jan Mexico é ‘ i aes ae peculation to | Ruth Soper Darneli of Owatonna, By ALICE ROHE Military hospitals have been os- jagain has s sew p ai presi: | cata’ Pen be oley of tie office.” | nolice has suggested that the autos| An explosion, the detonation of xiven the baby. It was expected | Minn. AVEZZANO, Italy, Jan. 18.— tablished In tents stretched at the | d Gen, Gutierrez ea by | cans, , oppo rth the un] de required to stop for loading | wnich was heard blocks away, | D “ € ce p or "1 7 . ° a alld week he called either Ethel Spurgeon Darnell of Avon, tomb. The lose |outskirte of where the city once the convention which has been sit | most ” vigor every case of fllega!| 18? Galonding passengers at the) op, Ww wi | a result of the | stood ting at the capital, has fled to es-! gelling of cocai ther drug. | “7, comers. B hes! t the rear of the 2am bmg or Wilson. nay all claim they married him.| earthquake which shook all Hundreds have been cared for at| cape assassination, and Roc 19 ng of cocaine or other drug | “4 majority of the council is de-| pharmacy, 1401 East Madison st, je christening will be held at | a i . . wwe) and to secure for the guilty par ae Darnell’s own father hints there ts entral Italy last week is be- | these places, and the surgeons in|Gonzales Garza has been Installed idedly in favor of promoting the |» 2:30 a, m. Monday and partly the White House before the Sayrer |tles the heaviest penalty the law] , - baat ; \ - still another girl, of Rochester,| lieved complete. charge have had little sieep for|as his successor : : they bus business, and to give It] wreced ty oane ; return to Williamstown. : : No more of those Imprie | five days. Mexteo City is reported in «| “iqcie "ce notified Dr. Cornet | “BAtever reasonable enoourage-| "7 00 0 Meu y BAe Mees, ? President Wilson was accorded (Gediineet on pane 7) oned In the ruine by the shock American Woman Heroine reign of terror and Gen. Villa is|jun Osseward, president of the | [62t {8 necessary The police say firebugs are te the privilege this afternoon of wlil be found alive, in the Samantha Huntiey, a portrait|hurrying there with his troops. | siste nhatnnuy poad of the can | With proper co-operation on the | *Ponsible fon@ling his grandson for a few opinion of military men in |painter of Albany, N. Y., ts one of| Fear of Zapatiatas’ wrath is sald Station’ taah ee WoN Hulter | art of the bus men, a satisfactory The pharmacy is conducted by moments. P. L. O'Reilly arrives from Phil-| charge of the work of rescue. |the heroines of the disaster. to hav in the impelling cause of |, licensed drug clerk employed a.| #0 of regulation can be reached, |F. G. Stone, who is unable to esth: He {s described as having light ippines to exhibit Filipino hundi-| Those who were not killed out- Sho personally led a relief expe-|Gutlerrez's flight. Zapata Is said|the Minor pharmacy, 1100 Broad | ©! believed jmate the extent of damage done by hair and biue eyes. craft at I re. succumbed to hun- |dition from Rome to Avezzano,\to have intrenched himself in his|way, and Dr Osseward has aus | 18 Hesketh bill, which goes | the eae: and fire which fol: ger and exposure. bringing automobile trucks loaded |old stronghold at Cuernavac pan ig Be, oper aS {ut | nto effect Feb. 4, while not orig. | owed The survivors of the catastro-| with food, clothing and tents the bellet that he ts to be opposed | Cee eae pers Certificate pending |inany contemplating the jitney| Bricks, splinters of wood. jaa phe, however, ‘still hope against | She has rendered valuable serv-|by Villa and Gen, Angeles, either| One tip sent to the police sta | 2% Will, however, include them| metal receptacles were | throw hope and refuse to leave the ruins| ices to the governmest officials of whom may be the next provi-|tion that opium could ne otained | 2. it8 operation blocks. A tin can, battered and until their missing relatives are|since her arrival, caring for wom-| sional president a Dai van It provides for physical examina. |tWisted, was picked up a block and located—dead or alive. en and girls ; ee ee at apartment K, Yesler apartments. | ions of motor drivers of autos for |® half distant. A , “ : Sixth ave, and Yesler way, Plain “ * It is the fire marshal’s belief that onan Tome ad oe ttle | Ome Gt, the pathetic stories ot WASHINGTON WET — | Cloties, Man aecitt inst” night | iiive a ‘cur on a crowded. street; | the blaze was started on the outside : hope that view sntibi find come-| qugevers taker when @: worsen went to that apartment and Was | cvtistactory recommendation from |of the rear door. The explosion oc- one still living. | fescaed. iter Saving given, birth BY VOTE OF SENATE permitted to join the occupants In | iwo reputable citizens curred as the flames reached the The condition of many of these | as she lay pinned under ja whift of the pipe Frank Lewis,|, Licenses will not be issued to| interior and ignited explosive chem Whether the wholesale price of price rather than a shortening of| poor people is pitiable. the wreckage of her house. Both -—- Se erred orer Tone {habitual drinkers. Drivers must | icals bread shall be advanced to 4 cents, the loaf, bakers predict Their clothing is in rags, their|the mother and baby will live - WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.— \° + be 21 or over, and they must sup. Stone could advance no reason ine if a n for higher prices bodies are bruised a scarred, | | nm amendment to the District | ply the police with a duplicate'why anyone should have set the or the loaves reduced in size, will | sao nted ps will then be taken|and most of them have had litte| of Columbia appropriation bill | |photo of themselves, the original place on fire be decided Thursday night at 4 to resist an attempt, threatened by|to eat for days. But hope still MT. LASSEN IN ERUPTION providing prohibition for | — — — eae special meeting of Seattle bakers. grocers, to also boost the retall| burns high in them ' Peay hes Washington City, was defeat. | . Tuesday afternoon directors of | price. At present the grocer makes| Many bodies were found in an|_ REDDING, Cal, Jan. 18—Mt.| ed in the senate today by a LONDON, Jan. 18.—The British th ter Bakers’ association will a cent and half. Under the new| advanced stage of decomposition | lassen was in eruption again to-| vote of 38 to 40. steamer Penarth, wrecked in Sun mi nd outline a program for scale he will Jose half a cent profit.|and had to be buried {mmediately,| ay. A steady outpouring of smoke) = & two-thirds vote was re- |day's gale in the North sea, has submission to the entire body The rise of bread prices, bakers| The doctors are taking precautions | #tarted at 8 a. m., but a stiff north quired for the adoption of the | been driven on the rocks off Nor It is quite certain this report|\say, is necessitated by the high|to prevent the outbreak of an ept-\east wind prevented It from reach-| amendment. It fell 14 vot folk, Eng. Twenty-two members a will recommend an increase in price of wheat demic among the survivors. Ing a great height short of this number, of the crew perished THAT MIGHT BE CUT OFF TO REDUCE TAXES WHEN A MAN’S MARRIED | HAVE Some ‘ VERY FINe POOR, LET’. | LIMBURGER., HAVE Aw Te fa hice ve { i AIR In HERE It cost the city between $1,200 and $1,300 to check up the signa. tures on Initiative Bill No. 18 recently. An extra force of clerks had to be secured by the chief registration clerk. Why couldn't that work have been done by the boys in the fire departments? For the most part firemen have a dickens of a problem trying to | ki time between fire aler anyhow, Checking up initiative and refe | erendum petitions would give them something to do without impairing the efficie cy of the department This idea might be earrigd even further, | have charge of registration citogether? 18 @ Separate registration aepa: tment. | It is only the last few days before the registration limit is up that rush of people to regis For those few days, an extra num- men could be placed on duty, now that we have the double | platoon system. Occasionally, it is true, fire alarms might send all the firemen out, | so people who come to register wouldn’t be accommodated. This could | be obviated by the passage of a law doing away with the need of regis ‘tering every yea If a man votes at every regular election, the law ought not to ree quire him to re-register unless he has changed his residence, In this manner the number ‘Of registrations would be greatly re. duced without necessarily lessening the number of qualified voters, and the firemen would easily be able ae handle the registrations under | these conditions. And It would save the city piiaaes thousand dollars annually. | WANT A Bow OF OPEN oy SARDINES AWD SOME WE'LL GET THE NEAT ONE. | WANT \10 STOP IN THIS per ptt TOM, WERE COMES Why not let the firemen They could do the work as well