The Seattle star. [volume], November 16, 1912, Page 6, Image 6

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CHINA AND
RUSSIA TO
GOTOWAR
<Hj t'allml rnw Imml Wlr.t
PKKIN, Nov. 16.—Demands
were made here today upon
President Yuan Shi Kai by
prominent Chinese that war he
declared ag..mst Russia in <Jc
fense of outer Mongolia. '1 lie
offers of the French and Japa
nese ministers to mediate in
the situation are strongly op
posed, especially that of Japan.
It is t'earcM President Yuan
will he ovt!thrown unless he
yields to the clamor.
TOM TO TAKE
TEA; TUT! TUT!
SANTA MONICA. Cat . Nov IB
Elaborate plans are bring mailt* for
the entertainment of Sir Thomas
l.lpton when he arrive* here. Nov.
23. a« the Kiieot of K P. Itenjamtn.
an old time friend On November
25 he has accepted an Invitation to
fake tea with the Santa Monica
Women * club
FOOT WARMER SETS
BED AFIRE; MAN DIES
VAI.DKZ. Alaska. Nov l« Vn
electric lamp u»ed as a 'oot warm
er aet fire to the bed in which
David V. VYatdron. aged #0. waa
sleeping. and he w»i fatallr burned
He waa one of the founder* of l.o*
Angelea. and »ji pro-nlnent In
Waahltißton and Montana &0 year*
ago He owned the flr*t home car
line on Main at.. \x>a Angi lea.
"PROSECUTE HIM"
SAYS CIRCUS BOSS
ID l ktlnJ l*na> !««»< Wife)
PORTLAND, Or. Nov lt> The
police are today In receipt of a re
quest to preaa the prosecution of
John E. Hudaon. alia* John I. Ring
Üb|. self-reputed nephew of the
Ring ling brother*, of cirrus fame.
In behalf of the clrrua. He tried
to "touch" a Portland banker for
11.000
RESCUE TWO GIRLS
CAUGHT IN MINE
air I*NM ferae I riwrtf « lr»>
FRISCO. rtah. Nor. I« —The
five men and two young girl* who
•pent 14 hour* of the day < aged up
IB the Horn allver mine, were car
rled Into the open air one by one
lata Friday, alter unceaaa.f efforta
of rescuing miner* worklnß In 15
minute shifts.
Here's 'Nether War,
Right in Seattle
fUe imTrTn Seat Me
Yep. mire pop
And there Is goto* to be war in
Vancouver, R. C.. neit week, and
in Tacoma the week al er that,
then Portland, and probably It wllf
continue southward through Pan
Francisco, ereo lo I/* Atigele*.
The carnage I* not aa widespread
Henrietta, the Uttleet Cook
•a that resulting from the Halkan
war, but 'tie a , 'de*pra<e eonflick,
by golltims." an the humorist on the
bill would expr«-s It.
You have to have two aides in
• war. They had their Hlues and
Orays, you know, at the recent army
maneuvers.
In thin war the Pour Cook Sinters
ar'- he Itlucs and the Five Rogers'
are the P.rays The scene of the!
dally battle is Pantages theatre.
Rogers Are Headliners.
The Five lingers are headjiners
In this week s bill and the program
Is so arranged that the Four Coolot
come Just before the "star" act.
The Cooks are about the finest!
thing In the culinary line seen In I
Seattle for some time- especially I
the Littlest Cook. She has a so-|
prano voice • hat ia a wonder and ]
the face of an angel. Some pretty,
girl, the Uttlext Cook. Two of the
Cooks sing baritone and one comes
mighty eloae to singing bsss. All!
four of 'em are girls,
They sing to encores until the
stage manager calls a halt
Then comeH the star act. It's a
good act, and It get* a big hand,
but it lacks the Littlest Cook
Bo the war toe. on. Home of the
thing* the Rogers say about the
Cooks would peeve an nnget. And
as for iho Cooks- well, they take
sweet revenge in reminding th.
whole company what "perfect la
dies were the stars on the bill
which thuy travel**! last year.
Tia a fearful conflict.
Capt. Osgar Avoids Mussing' His Clothes WitH Rough WorK
INTRODUCING GEN.SAVOFF:
HE'S THE MAN WHO LICKED
TURKEY TO A STANDSTILL
GEN. SAVOFF
called for Savoff Krery Bulgarian seemed personally convinced
that under Saroff be could fight hla best
Off to the fron: started Savolt lie fore he left he sent this men
■age to a friend:,
"Liberty for our brethren—liberty now or never For thla we live
and for thla we are ready to die "
BULGARIANS FIGHTING
INTO CONSTANTINOPLE
)H> I illrt I'ma tm»< Hlff)
LONDON, Nov. IS. Bulgarian ex
cupatlon of Constantinople within
two da;* In Indicated in dispatches
today from Sofl». The Turkish de
fender*. according to lat*«t reports,
are bat 12 miles from Constant tno
pie, and are retreating In the direc
tion of the capital.
Constantinople dl ipatches say the
Turks are fighting desperately, but
messages from Balkan sources de
clares the Bulgarians are meeting
with but slight opposition.
23 DIE ON U. S. SOIL
IN MEXICAN WAR
WASHINGTON, No*. i« -On the
American side of the Mexican
boundary, 23 persons were killed
or badly wounded last year In the
fighting between Madero's army
and the rebels These were the
facts reported by the special army
board on lis return from a trip to
Texas and Arizona, where most of
the trouble took place
WARATAHS COMING
•By I allnl frrM Uuid Ulr«|
HAN PHANCIBCO, Nov. I«
With the stage all set for one of
the biggest International football
struggles In the country between
the Australian Waratahs and an all
BOYS
Be Independent
We have several good routes open in
different parts of the city, on which we
need good, bright, ambitious boys. Why
not get one of these routes and make your
own spending money while going to
school? Come in and see us at once, and
make arrangements to take up one of
these routes.
Apply Circulation Department
The Star, 1307 7th Av.
LONDON, No* I« Over night
— that was the night of the baltle
of Kirk Kllllssa Michel Wav.rff,
tha Bulgarian minister of war.
Rained hla niche In hlatorjr,
with auch general* as von Mollka,
Napetanti and Urani
Bavoff waa born wllkln a atone'a
throw of Adrianople.
To be bom a Christian. In Tur
key. |n IW4. meant dlagrace and
oppression.
When Mavoff waa 14 tola parenta
packed their few household Rood*
and mlßratad Into Bulgaria
Savort waa always Rrlm. silent,
wilful. To be a aoldler waa hi*
aim. He had even played aol
dler. aa a boy. In the outaklrta
of Adrlanople. where later he waa
to march aa a real soldier
Me entered the Itiilßartan mili
tary school at Hofta Hl* talenta
Immediately ntarked him aa a
leader. Hl* government sent him
lo the military school at St. IV
tersborg. In Russia I'pon bla re
turn. In IS*4. be waa made a cap
tain.
tic-fore he *a* 36 lt» *aa a Bul
garian general and had won bla
•pur* In (be battle of Hlivnltta
In l*» 7 bla government again
called hint :o »< ri Ice. giving hlin
charge or the military school al
Hofta Hla tu the tank of
training manv of the men now
officer* tn lb* *lctork»oa army.
In 1102 the government decided
to MQsm renovate the army. g*
voff wraa trtfirtd to do hla b«*t.
And hla baat la wfcat tna world la
•eelng today.
In I*4* Kavoff rallied. Whan
I the present altuatlon began to de
▼•lop ihe Bulgarian* Instantly
The Servian minister of foreign
affairs la reported to hate aald he
does not expect the armistice to be
signed until after the Bulgars enter
Constantinople, This seems to dis
pose of the report that an armistice
exists.
Report* from Bucharest say
cholera I* racing among the Bui
gar lan troops, and tkat practically
no efforts are made to rare for the
sick.
A furious battle Is also reported
near Monastlr.
American team, scheduled for Call
fornla field. Berkeley, thla after
noon. Rugby enthusiasts <agerly
awaited the kick off.
The game ts scheduled for 1:30
p m. Immediately after the game
the Australians will board the
steamer floveruor for Vancouver.
B. C.
MANY WITNESSES
TO BACK UP ORTIE
INDIANAPOLIS, Nor. I« — An
nouncement that the state Intends
to call 100 witnesses to rorioborate
the chronological story told by
Ortie K. M' Manlgnl was made to
day tiy Prosecutor ("has. W. Miller
In the United States cour; when ,he
dynamite conaplra'-y trial opened.
THE STAR—SATURDAY, NOVBMHER 16. 1912.
SUCCESS OF GREEK
BENEFIT ASSURED
Judging from lb* ad mure sale,
the Iwnrflt lo bf given lowoirn* In
the Moore theatre for the Oreek
Red Croaa will be a im im finan
< tally.
Kvery thing on Ihi prcgrein has
been donated. Carl Re»*d. manager
of the Moot*, gave the houiu>, John
(Ymaldtne, managei of ihr Or
phetitn and Kmprea*. rionated
vaudeville aria, aa did also Mr
I'antagea. and the b< at talent
among th« mualrlana >f the «Ify
have given their services.
SENTENCED TO DIE;
"ALL RIGHT," HE SAYS
NKW WKHTMINHTKK. ». P..
Nov. 16. —"All right." said t'onWct
Joseph flmlth when Justice Murphy
sentenced him to be hanged here
January 31 for th«' murder of Ouitrd
Johnaou in the Dominion peniten
tiary a month ago
Smith haii shown no signs of emo
tion during th«> whole trial, lit I*
25 year* old. He won serving a
10-ycar term for burglary.
FRAME-UP AGAINST
OFFICER IS FAILURE
LOS A NOBLES, Nov. 16. After
luting held 24 hours for accepting
a bribe, I'olleeman F" W. I.lord la
at liberty today, l.lnyd. who ar
rested Guy Kddle, former city proa
editor, clalma a frame-up on the,
part of Kddle'* friend*. Cecil
Nlcbolaon. the alleged bribe giver,
admit* that he did not give IJoyd
money of hla own volition,
TWO DIE WHEN
TRAIN HITS AUTO
FHEBNO, Cal., Nov. 11—Because
C. Nelson attempted to drive his
automobile across the track In front
of an onrushlng train at Floyd, 10
miles west of here, Mrs. Nelson
and her baby are dead today, and
Harold Nelson, 6, Is not. expected
to recover. Nelson claims the en
glneer failed to sound his whistle.
WOODROW STARTS
FOR BERMUDA ISLES
NKW YORK. Nov. 16—Woodrow
Wilson, the democratic piesldenf
elect, and the members of his fam
ily will sail at 2 o'clock this after
noon for Bermuda on board the
Quebec liner Itermudlan. The gov
ernor spent the morning (.hopping. 1
IP ALL EUROPE BECOMES INVOLVED IN GENERAL WAR
If OVER THE SPOILS OF THE CONFLICT IN THE BALKANS
AMERICAN GREEKS WHISTLE
RAGTIME ON FIRING LINE
American Correspondent with the Crack Army of Invaaion.
ATHKNtt, Nor. 16.—Rome of them are dead now. at Klanoana,
where the Qreeks. with heavy loaa themselves, put the Turkish
army to flight, but they made a fine looking rrowd. the Oreek
boya who came from America lo fight In the mountains of Tut key-
In Europe.
Who won the norld'a series?" yelled one bright looking young
fellow, when h* met an American newspaper men He u»ed to be
a bootblack in a llroadway parlor.
"<>«•!" he *aid. rumlnatlvely "Bo t'hrlaty Mathewaon went
on ibe hum. huh? Too had. Well, every dog haa hla day There's
one thing about Christy. The Olanta never had a pitcher who hit
the hoote lea a than Mm."
Two days later thia kid from llroadway waa carrying a gun,
cla<l In the Oreek uniform, and waa on hla way to the front. If he
ever geta back, llroadway will hear aouie new atorlea.
Hut. for that matter, there will be new atorlea for every corner
of the t'nlted States, for thla band of *00 Oreeks came from all over
North America They gnve a touch of Yankee Doodle ihat made
you thlnjt of the Spanish* American war, aa they marched away.
What did they alng and whlatle? Juat what they aang and whis
tled back home." In the classic atreeta of Athena you heard
"Everybody's Doing U" and "Oh. You Meautlftil Doll" and Waiting
for the Holiert K. I<«"
And you al*o heard American politics.
It *a* not until they hud reached Athen* that the bov» heard
of the attempted a*sa*Blnatlon of Hoosevelt.
"Say. ain't It true," slanged a curlv-haired fellow who used to
sell candy In a Greek store In Cleveland, 'that Teddy has got the
luck of a hunchback? And they took him to Chicago, too? Well,
almost anythlng-ean happen. In Chicago."
"Who's to be the next president of the United States?" aske<l
another Oreek soldier, half an hour before his train left for the
front.
"Wilson? Well. I'd have made a little bet on him. I live In
San Pran. and 1 guess everybody In that town Is going to vote for
him. That Bryan's some fellow, ain't he?"
It is difficult to doscrilie the sensation of having these bits of
American life thrust Into this wild Balkan situation. Il almost
makes you feel as If part of the I'nlted Slates were going to war.
Even Ihe crack of guns will remind them of home, for they
sound like the snap of a shoe-shining rag •
And some of them will never know whether Wilson will make
n good president or not. The# were put In the very front of the
advance, far beyond where newspaper men were allowed to go.
It all proves that the Greek candy man and the Greek shoe
shlnera are real, regular fellows, after all.
OREGON'S GOVERNOR AND WIFE OF
GOVERNOR-ELECT LISTER OLD FRIENDS
TACOMA. Nov. 16. Mrs. Krnest Uster, wife of the governor
elect of Washington, is today in iKtssesslon of a telegram .from
Gov. West of Oregon, congratulating her upon being the first ladv
In Washington Oov West and Mrs. Lister, then Alma Thornton
attended the Salem schools together When West was elected
Mrs Lister was one of the first to congratulate him.
SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE STAR.
■ V r. T. KENT
TWO MEN BEATEN
BY HIGHWAYMEN
Peter Rench. Vancouver hotel.
Seventh av. and Stewart at., waa
attacked by two men last night aa
he waa leaving Albera mill, on the
tide flats. He replied to their com
manda to throw up Ma hand* b.v
»eliln<t the gun one held, lie waa
knocked aenaeleas.
Three men attacked and severely
beat up D. L. Jones. SSI Jefferson
at., in the alley between fifth and
Sixth a\a, on Jefferson at They
were frightened away before they
could lake hla money.
AT THE MOVING
PICTURE HOUSB
You'll Find Interesting Features at the Theatres L tettdßwJ
MELBOURNE
_ Im A <)Ilb«rt tfhaw. oriMW.
Momc of Cilns* Curtain"
a ■ |-v Blar Hunday provrum The Tribal
I |l« /l |\ I 1 Rlnon Weatern. Avery A Taylor,
U Jam«n McNally, tramp Jufgler Gurvejr A
3d ancf ( harry comedian!
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2d „n«* Mndlion EXCLUSIVELY TOMORROW
Odeon Theatre NEW PICTURES TODAY
FIIt*T AT PIKK
Union Theatre 's^srl
Third At* Opposite Ilia P. O. nrrnlo. ? .
City Theatre
13041 Sec©ad At, . —■
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Al HAMRRA ™
f**-' Kate." "Dtrlgo, tlie >I.vpT"
sth and Wcitlake X H K HAWAIIAN
Word* by
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STRENUOUS DAY
FOR BILL THE FAT
• •■ MM rm
NKW YOIIK, Nor. H
T»fi arrived li«t# early '*llfS
WanhlriKfon. He aa'oraoWtaJ
reception at the CoU««« of tbe<*s
?! , N ,* W ,T" rk T "* B b «
I*»jMj# and impcdii
rhlldres'a vllia*:*' of tli» s*w Tat
Hp wua th<- Ku**t <,f AdobfeLMb
iaohu at luncheon and tmf fSi
noon the Hebrew mC
aaylutn at Fleaaanirilte. ToMt
he will K|« ak at a dtn|.
(he Jxitua flub.
HAWLEY TO QUffl
GOVERNING; GETS I
HIMSELF NEW JOM
io ■■ iimi
(should a K»v«-rnor resign? „
When b<* can 0. g. M
ator
U ill Got, Jaine* H. Haatty 4
Idaho resign?
He will.
Why?
Herauae, when >■« signs, WH
llecauae. when lie renlgas, IM
Gov S»(Kjcr will I'-arn'ma
nor. and Governor to-be *n
*111 appoln-.
Hawley aa fnlted Statea Matffl
to sucree*! tho lata Beaatar Bq
burn. B*w(Mr la a rrpnbtkaa Md
llawley ia a democrat.
I« I! greater to b« • seaattr tfca
la governor'
Vou re right, Bere. Amt ffeflM
' 13.000 more i«r annum in it. m
HE DIDNTDO
One of the rvfttona why Al
bert fthoonover of Baa Dkp.
C*l. wanted to be upnto
Judge wan b#CMM hl» tatter
aita upon the beach lab-'
(liana, and baa held that offiet
for many yeara. In his ca»
paign speeches. Schooaom
told how much Joy It *o«M
Hive biro to be presiding ow
one of the cepartmntt ef at
perlor court In Callfahk
while his l< arned parent wm
performing » "tmllar fsaettaa
In the district court of tht
Hooaler state.
Hut Albert Scboonovsr, tt»
democrat, wasn't elect« 4
He took defeat man tally. H*
made a cood race, and w
pruud of It. He pratfj a (Ml
loser.
Earl) the day after electa
a me*seng?r handed Schwa
over the following tetaffa*
from his father In India—: _
Dear Son: luitrssW"
by more than 1.000 votea.
"What did yoo do*" . .
Schoanover smiled pWi
then be wrote: .
"Dear Klather: I dM»* <»•
HORSEMEN AFTER
SHARE OF KM#
(Br t'ailr4
NEW YORK. No*. !<•—flg**
annual exhibition of
Horse Show iisso* laUßßlf
which opened today
Square Garden. I* the ■PjJHP
ant event of the year
wor.d. Prl*«Jß are offrtH
different claase*, wlt> • j|B
amount reaching
Llnoleunis, 46c. 4tfi
Modern Furniture Co. j
Hani e at Dreamlaa4WpW*gE"