The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1915, Page 1

. O YOU wonder how some men “get there’? We confess that we, bending over the editorial desk for many hours every day, have the thought with us at times. We felt that you, too, perhaps had won- dered. And so Fred Boalt, of The Star’s staff, has interviewed many Seattle men—merchants, bankers, scientists, city officials, men in every walk of life—and has asked them how they discovered the path to suc- | cess. Not all of them have piled up fortunes. That isn’t always what success means. But they all are ‘ men who have “got there.”’ Today, on page 3, Boalt tells about Trevor Kincaid, world-famous professor of biology at the university, who refused a $25,000 a year job under the Japanese government because there are more bugs here for him to study. Monday Boalt will tell you about Julius Shafer, who came from Poland to America as a boy, and became one.of Seattle’s prominent merchants. DRAFT DECLARATION OF WAR The Seattle Star [Nis |King Writes a The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News sacar Proclamation ; foltalianPeople SOC uP) |e R-S-4 =SB= | 188 CAREEDL.DONT | 35) [now oo ‘Calls on All to Do Duty; Declara- ‘ VOLUME 18. __NO. 75. SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1915... ONE CENT ox cistas Ann pid a. mn 108 te Park Board — BondingCo. Hs oe |6-7-6-9- lo- SPL Te PIL )\ 1 stanv | . . Decides to Lo Keep bye [SA seg ig agi Th. |, ArmicsPacsBachOtheron Borde : larations of war, according to the Messagero. SUMING that the park i ‘ . | FOUND that th rt f 1 ee oe Ae AL nal {| ROME, May 22. (Bulletin.)—The cour on | cys Prin. wer \ f) ) )D season H cil of ministers held early today drafted dec- } board would take over and im- 2 d This is what the park board) preve and maintain the roof of | starting Monday, the Pacific |An order was issued this afternoon for a gen- as at | the warehouse as a part of the | Const Casually Co. which has bond li: t lid yesterday: |. city park eystem. | stated that, | 4g hen S00 cee bees disvere eral mobilization of troops. : @ Roasted The Star to a fine wane there hes been on : in Seat will place inspectors on A mal understanding to |the streets to see that the fitmen A i ; ered fa Set Sree card |e memmesae any teens Austin may be te by help tafor siht a ina to co- ‘at ime the terms of the *. y aperase PERSONNEL OF THE PARK | met h requtveman a keeping the | | King Victor Emmanuel today called in his private |secretary and began the preparation of a document to with i } | ign the goed vice a BOARD HAD CHANGED; that [running boards free of passengers o the roof garden at Bell, THE PRESENT BOARD WAS speeding. coming to a full stop to let | st. dock. NOT ALTOGETHER IN SYM- [passengers alight and other rules H ha @Ordered an addition to the, PATHY WITH THE IDEA Will be enforced | |be addressed to the Italian people. ae - t Club house at the golf links. Roland Cotterili’s Letter of Ex. © An offending driver will be warn- | In government circles it is said this will be a war Selene Rae tocar arent The aie Theres: lek cae ae ie Henpeeotn te 2 | secilinadastons signed by every member of the cabinet, | Turned down an offer from) day. second offense. \and explaining how Italy is compelled to resort to : i B. Conibear, rowing} 0 P@ Company Asks Werradts - x . r J coach at the university, to THE park board members! Warrants were Issued in police i knew Twouip! . 1W@ LED A ‘that her national honor and integrity may be pay bi A a8 toa at their meeting Friday | (mc aay ween. we | me WIN IM THE. CLEAN LIFE — | guarded. if ree on ¢ Union this sum- afta aid The Starjate jitney buses from t y Umite | 7 . ) | mer if the board would pay os = The Star)as Amherst st. south slong the line! |} 26TH remo | Td ager vc ng Pg operating expenses. jHed about them. of the Seattle, Renton & Southern the crisis and make such sacrifices | 4 railroad las will insure victor 3 It was open season for The Star | The Star today takes)""5 E. Carter, an official of the 8 at the park board meeting Friday their own words and ac-| ® &5. Co. asked that the warrants afternoon. Every one took a whack | " a . | de served before Sunday so as to at It—members of the board. of |cusation and flings them in|prevent the Jitmen from reaping the course, and Secretary Roland Cot-| rich harvest from the Sunda ce ae Y. The army and navy will be called 1 jupon to uphold all Italian traditions | and bring the war to a successful land speedy end. | Both Austria and Italy are clear Because of Dr. 5 tertll. |their teeth. crowds, He alleges they are driving | ing for ection. Two great armies! . Good gosh, but they were mad! without permits are facing each other on the fron. &bsence In Portland, Every time ‘some one sid come-|__/he park board members Secretary Prather Hurt tee awaiting word which will hurl Committee, appointed to invest the causes which led to the |them into collision Civilians are leaving er of the Seattle! oclation cranked Fourth ave. near Unt evening without throw: | thing mean, some one else tried to| Friday said they were will-| Secretary P say something meaner. ie ys Tt a “i Auto Transit It was a neck-and-neck race to | NS at all times 10 CO-) hie the finish ae to who could explode | operate with the port to versity, the most stinging comment. | tone . ing the machine out of gear. The park board said The Star|Make the recreation Pict! ‘Tne car brished him to one side Med about them. They said their\and roof garden a success. ;and started on a wild plunge down! intentions were good all the time, fan. f th bov the street { and that they always meant to|!M the face of the above! pyather gave chase, climbed in help out in the dedication and the/written letter to The Star from the rear and grabbed the whee! operation of the Bell st. recreation | - - . ac, |Just in time to avold striking sev pier. by Roland Cotterill, spokes- eral pedestrians They told Commissioner Rems- J f q secretary 0! He turned the Ford into the win. here: and Bemptary Wigday of the| ee OF and secretary of dow of MeNully’s costume shop in frontier | Missal of Dr. Hart and other fact some |members by the board of | Bridges are being destroyed at| Will not make a final report strategic points, while guns are | 2€xt week. being mounted and entrenchments! The committee, after confer rushed to completion with Dr. Landes, temporary p The ministry of marine has of- D ficially suspended navigation on the | Adriatic. Italian merchantmen are hurrying into friendly ports The king today attached his seal to the bill giving the government plenary powers in dealing with department, and se ulty members Frid that there had been intern between Dr, Hart bers of the educational departn port, who came up to make a fina |the park board, they con-|the tHippodrome building. Prather | Bas PB son coon One sereiee weal eee Whether this trouble originated rs —-- - — th tt . according to é " Z was a liar. mendacity, but of a coward- oione ins 1pe ase; Scores of spectators grasped the most Ber eulre strom Rucharest| “There 1s no question, tho,” sald colonel's hands, but he swept them/tggay it has long been under-|one of the members of the commit Of course, the park board never ||, {did not lie. . attempt to crawl from id anything wmtil Friday after-|'¥ | Penh M k S h t th J aside and hurried to shake the hand) \sey” that. Italy and. Rumania |tee today, “that the board of regents, under. | It is willing to have the akes peec O e ury jof Juror Burns, who was responsible ight be expected to act in concert | Was undoubtedly overjoyed to dis- noon, after The Star showed ‘em up, but then, anyhow, The Star! If the park board mem-| People judge by Cotterill’s for the long deadiock, but finally| ay to participation in the war. miss Dt, Hart, especially when aim ee es eee le. were willing ~,.;own letter, written on park : sas 4 ayo | Voted in the colonel’s favor. \""rhe Austrians have cut railway | could do so without assigning his po- Ae a ers were willing to co- Rr ceitiGnary, aiid signed Roosevelt Overjoyed by Verdict; Poses for His Picture) ., ayes wick Appe, lcommunication between Milan and litical views as the reason.” even over’ hinted that the parx (Operate at all times, why a hi Punaryy ROO Stes in the Jury Room. Nae: YOR ares 38. —wen,| Amare, One train. from Milan to] nee : board wouldn't come thru, and he {didn’t they? j by him. sc a das Iving, attorney for Wan, Barnes, to. |iansuruck, wes selsed OY ow were REPORT 100 DIE ee ee eee tus mete | Why did they wait till] | SYRACUSE, May 22.—Wm. | shortly after 10 a, m. today. day announced an appeal will belarrested and held. The fate of the ‘ Higday of the port commission. {the last minute—till after/ WORST OF LASSEN wr gaa andrews |,, Th# Jury had been deliberating suit oF the verdict rendered ag4ioat Boren and Meran, oe : But mind erery cloud there i8) rhe Star called the public’s| ERUPTION IS OVER esurtte decided day hee uate 3 r to . Thursday—a period i etre alle 40 Oe aint Gaaihian wanhia Gen. Lamping gave ‘em an en-jattention to their derelic- ing a verdict for Col, Roosevelt OF ADow ones phewm eters ccbishs have been withdrawn, bridges de-| thusiastie report about the golf|,. ‘ > a | in the $50,000 libel suit brought §=§ The 12 men finally arrived at a) _@ stroyed and telephone and telegraph links, and everybody was all smiles tion—before they would| reppine, Ma Floes of thick| againet the former president by decision after a legal mixup almost ? | Iines leading into Italy cut | CARLISLE, Eng. May 22— again, as they voted a little more permit even a bench or ajmud were still eping down the| Barnes because Roosevelt (unparalleled in the history of New JOSH WISE SAYS The entire Italian frontier {s an| More than 100 persons are re- Homes of peasantry ported to have been killed in a | Hat creek valley from Mount Lassen| branded him a “boss” and | York state. “Hemp Ropes, our local | armed camp j money for an addition to the club- house at the golf park and turned flower pot to go to the | today tho the worst of the flood! linked him politically with Col, Roosevelt could not restrain) cordage dealer, wuz consistent | |have been ce nverted into military! collision between three passen- j / down an offer to teach the people|nort’s recreation pier? which broke yesterday, resulting in| ¢rooked business and corrup- his joy, He made a short speech| | to th’ last. When he died he | |headquarters. School houses have| ger trains on the Caledonia rail- ] swimming and rowing at Lake pons 4 MY |henvy damage and loss of livestock, tion. |to the jurors, expressing bis thanks left his estate tied up.” become barracks, and fields are road, near Gretna, today. Many ; > Union. The Star either lied Orlis apparently over The verdict wae brought in ‘and then posed for a picture In thele @ marked by long lines of trenches. | others were badly injured. Now Is a Good Time to Pick Up a Real Estate Bargain rhe wise ones say that it will only be a short time till Seattle’s real estate market will be mighty brisk, We can’t overlook the fact that a majority of the | big fortunes of this country have’ been made by | judicious investments in real estate. Marshall Field, wonderful merchant that he was, invested his surplus capital in real estate, and when he died his realty holdings were a big part df his immense fortune, You'll find some choice bargains in hou lots, farms, acreage, etc., etc., in The Star’s classified ads today. Look them up. Your start to asfortune may await you there. ° CAN YOU WRITE A LIMERICK? FIFTY CIRCUS TICKETS AND $25 AS PRIZES! And, since Buffalo Bill is a na. contest editor of The Star before 15 prizes of two reserved seat will be distributed in front of The ON DEAR, IM APRAI ive Lost PANSN DW You 988 WNYThma | TANS Save } | ot as RING nd Rt HERE IT 15— OH WHERE DID IN THE PocKeTy MAY DIAMOND RING! | CAN'T 7 OF MY RINGT FT WAS Loose: | MISSES DUFF - Site iter tod BY \ FounD Ir THIS You FINDITt OF MY TROUSERS FIND IT ANN PLACE! V/A OM MY FINGER AND Must HAVE | | AIN'T Seed ! webbasni 5) MORNING - /{ SuPPED OFF - s—— IT No place! hae - VER write a limerick? | and get busy. For The Seattle | Buffalo Bill, Or Col. W. F. Cody | nesday, May 31 and June 1 @nd 2, E Ever try to write one? Star hereby starts a contest for | —or Gen, Gody—or whatever cog- | there come to town the Selis-Floto | tional figure, The Star has decided | next Thuraday midnight, tickets each to the Sells-Floto cir | Star office Monday, May 31, fol- ' = Ever think you'd write one? | which it will pay prizes that range | nomen he possesses, And, of | circus and Buffalo Bill's Original | to hold this limerick contest. As to the prizes, here they are: | cus and 20 prizes of one ticket | lowing the Sells-Floto parade, by ' Then listen: Take the faithful | all the way from $10 to a circus | course, there's a reason—and here | Wild West, for six performances, So write a limerick about Buf. | First $10, second $5, third $3, | each. Buffalo Bill himself. SO GO TO falo Bill and send it in to the | fourth $2, five prizes of $1 each, So there you are, The prizes | IT! old pencii—or the pen and ink— | ticket for the best limerick on it is, Monday, Tuesday and Wed- | at Fifth and Lenora