The Seattle star. [volume], June 06, 1914, Page 2, Image 2

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A*SPECIAL TRAIN VIA THE
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will carry you to the state encampment at Aberdeen
next week. Train leaves Seattle June 10. at 11:15 p m.
Round Trip Sleeping Car
Fsre to I Kates One
Aberdeen V w#y Sloo
Returning, train leaves Aberdeen June 13. at 7 p. m.
Special train will consist of baggage car, steel coach
snd sleeping car.
Get your ticket* and reservation* now at
CITY TICKET OFFICE O -W R & N. CO
716 Second Ave. Tel Main 932.
Portland Trains
Leave Seattle ... 10:00 a.m. 3:45 p.m. 10:45 p.m.
Arrive Portland . 4:45 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 6:00 a.m.
Leave Portland . . 10:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. 12:30 a.m.
Arrive Seattle .. 4:15 p.m. 11:15 p.m. 7:30 a.m.
Parlor Observation Cars, Dining
Cars, High-Back-Seat Day Coaches
Standard and Tourist Sleepers on Night Trains
Ready for Occupancy at 9:30 p. m.
0"f A rORTI-ANn and K/tnn. %r««rws*t
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Columbia and Second Ave. I I
THrphofiM Main 111. KDMt
Or Kt*« *f ra«srn|rr Mk
MOUNT BAKER
ROSE SHOW IS
OPENEDTODAY
Displaying a profusion of beauti
ful, fragrant bloom*, the Mount
Baker Park rot* *how op«n«d thta
afternoon In the n»* clnb house at
Mount Rainier drive and McClellan
at. In addition to the many »pecl
men* of Seattle grown roue*, pot
tod plant* of several varietle*
blended Into the decoration scheme,
making an unusually refreshing and
attractive picture.
The ro*e show will remain open
antll II o'clock tonight. The doora
will open at 10 Sunday and remain
open until midnight, when the show
eloaes.
Among the exhibit* are many
roue* imported from Europe
An admlsalon of 26 cents 1*
charged.
Being
"Laid Off"
has no dread for
the forehanded per
son who keep* his
laving* account
growing at the Dex
ter Horton Trust
and Savings Bank.
The temperate,
saving employe is
usually the last one
laid off and the
first to come back.
He always has a
fund in the bank to
I bridge over the
gaps when his pay
stops for a time.
Dexter Horton
Trust an i> Savings
Bank
IDOmiO AN* CMBMRV
BIG PAGEANT ON
An Immense crowd la watching
historical pageant presented by th«
I Girls' association of Flroadway high
> *chool. at Volunteer park thi* after-
I noon There are 600 boy* and girls
taking part. The pageant deals
with six period* In the history of
the Tnited State*, dating from In
dlan day*, including Puritan d*ys.
| and thence up to modem times.
CHARGE U. S. HELPS
REBELS IN SECRET
WASHINGTON, June <1 —The
situation relative to the supplying
of armi by American* to the .\iexl
fan rebels wa* very anno today
Kveryone wanted to know how
the ahlp Antllla, now on Its way
from New York with a cargo of
war munition* for the rebel*. wonM
be received when It reached Tain
pi CO.
But nobody con Id find out.
Oenlta Story of Protaat
The vessel will not finish Its voy
age until late next week.
Secretary Bryan denied that he
had received an official protest from
the "A. B. C." mediator* at the In
action by the administration, which i
permitted the Antllla to sail.
The aecreUry waa itlent also rel- J
COMMENCEMENT
WEEK TO MAKE
CAMPUS LIVELY
The Cnlveralty of Washington
campus will be the *cen» of many
an Interesting ceremony next week,
during the commencement exercl*e*
for the clasa of 1914 Class reunions
;ind traditions will be revived by the
school alutnnl, who are expected to
return In liberal numbers for the
gala week at the state school.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached In Meany hull at II o'clock
In the morning or Sunday. June 14.
The Rev. Herbert 11. (lowen will de
liver the sermon. Diplomas will be
presented Wednesday.
Harvard graduataa from all over
the country aro In aeanlon at Chi
cago.
»»'! Wi HI" I Ulll B»:< UIIWH UIII,
laborplans"bigmeeting
AGAINST THE HINKY CHARTER
A blic man* nifetlnK to flabt
at-alriHt the 11 Ink y Dink rhartar will
be held under tho auaplrca of the
Central Labor Council next Satur
day evening, 8 o'clock. In the aud
itorium, itecond floor, of the Labor
Temple.
Th« speakers will be President T,
GUGGENHEIMS FIGHTING "7 SISTERS"!
Finance Campaign Against Adoption of the Seven Initiative Bills
Whin did ths Stop Look Llatan
laagus gat that quartar of a million
dollar slush fund to fight tha pao
pla'a Initiative bllla known aa tha
'Ssvan Slatara"?
Wharaf
That'a aaay.
Tha GUGGENHEIM SYNDICATE
furnlahad a big, fat portion of It.
Tha OuKKcnhelma, who own th«
Tiromi smelter, are Intenaaly inter
••tod In dcfnilllll the bill to abolish
ih"' private I'tuploymcut anencl«>a.
Hirad Profraalonal Gunman
The Tacoum smelter, you remem
ber. like th»- mine operators In Col
orado. hired gunmen and profession
al plus ukllr>a to break the strike
last winter
There were ahota fired. strikers
wounded and a conspiracy hatched,
accord IliK to the confeaalon of one
of the tioggenhelm detectlvsa, to
discredit the strikers by "dynamite
plant a,"
Aboltah the private employment
agencies, and where will the Our
(enhetma obtain their minmen ao
reudlly and quickly?
Worst Factor In Strlkaa
The public employment bureau*
will not send out men to plarea
where atrlkea are on without notify
Ins them (he exact conditions.
The private employment shark
hiia sent hundreds and hundreds of
men Into strike dlsfrl -ta without
POISON CANDY
SENT TO GIRLS;
WOMAN HELD
Authorities Assert She Was
Interested in Father of Two
Young Sisters.
FAMILY'S IN TERROR
Wife Hopes Husband Will
Stick by Her Instead of
Other Woman.
HAN MKT.n Juno « — Mra
lOeorrH Slmni/» Hurke. urreated
yeate 'lay at Point Richmond on a
charge of oitdlct two bntri of
P laoned candy to Ad* am) Am If
OajCK. IT and 19 > ear-old dausnier*
of Mrs Wm II Dae* of tht« city.
In brine broucht back here today
►"or more than three weeka the
police and dlatrlct attorney hare
been at work on the ca«e.
•ay Sha'a Old Friend
The dlatrlct attorney'* office
aava Mr* Iturke haa for aom* time
known Wm H. !>•«*. banker and
comnil«*lon merchant of Wlnalow,
Arli.. huaband of Mr* I ►*** and
father of the girl*. whom he wae
supporting here
Today Mr* l»ngg alammed her
door In the faca of reporter*
The Darn fimllr I* In a alato of
Kreat alarm, apparently fearing a
•econd attempt of tome character
may be made upon their Uvea
Home la Quardad
A police detective patrolled the
neighborhood In the vicinity of the
ftegg fi"me air night
Mr* l>i(( tnalata that, no mat
ter what happena, her hoaband will
atlck by her.
The authorltlee will try to prove
that Mr* Burke became Intereated
In Dags'* fnlpre after he *ent hla
wife and daughter* to San Diego
five yeira ago.
i'attv« to report* that the American
ichooner Sunshine had landed a
cargo of arm* from Galveston at
Tamilco.
Bryan Won't Talk
Asked point blank whether Rpan
' l*h Amhaasndor Rlano, represent-
I Ins President Huerta during the
break In diplomatic relation* be
tween Washington and Mexico flty,
I had termed the administration's
failure to stop the Antllla a breach
of faith, the secretary had atlll
nothing to aay.
It wa* rumored that Rlano bad
supplied the Mexican envoys at Ni
agara Falls with evidence which he
waa said to consider Indicated the
United States la secretly helping the
i rebels.
FISH FOLK MEET
Carl Wosterfleld of San Fran
clsno, president of the Pacific Fish
eries society, will Inaugurate the
first fisheries congress on the Pa
cific coast at the University of
Washington next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Great Sum Posted
LONDON. June «—Bl* thousand
sovereigns, the largest sum of mon
ey ever deposited to guarantee a
fight, ha* been posted In the office
of the Sportsman, to rover the com
tng Johnson-Mortin fltcht, In the
fall.
ALL BUT HUMPY
WASHINGTON, June 6.—With
the exception of Humphrey, all of
the coiiKressinen from Washington
voted In favor of the Clayton anti
trust bill yesterday. All voted In fa
vor of the railroad securities bill.
II Holton, flunlnens Agent f'hnrle*
W. Doyle and Councilman Robert
T. Hesketh.
A meeting to launch a fight In be
half of the new nharter will be held
Monday evening at the Y. M. C. A.
auditorium Several of the charter
commissioners will n oak.
THE STAR—SATURDAY. JUNE fl, 1914.
telling them of the existence of la
bor trouble there
The private employment grafter
has be,'o the sorst factor In the
Guggenheim, In the Colorudo and In
other vlcloua uttempts to break
strlkea. •
"PASSING SHOW OF 1913" COMES
TO MOORE; WHAT'S ON WEEK'S
BILL AT OTHER LOCAL HOOSES
(1) Mollit King. With "FaiilnQ Show of 1813"; (2) Harry Glrard,
Pantages; (3) Grille Bruce, Avanue Player*
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THE MOORE
4 •
The big theatrical whirl of the
closing legitimate »ea*on will corar
In the presentation of "The Pas*
Ing Show of 11*13" at the Moore
next week.
There will be songster* galore,
dancers and a host of pretty girl*
There'* something new each min
ute, according to tho press agent
The ahow open* next Monday
night.
The Lyman H Howe pictures
will be seen at the Moor" for the
last three time* tonight, tomorrow
afternoon and night.
The present program Include* the
pictures of the Grand Canyon of
Arlxona. a ride In a hydroplane over
the city of Psrls. a spectacular fire,
palmistry, sailing and many comic
pictures. The novel effects uaed
with the pictures glre them a real
Istlc touch.
THE SEATTLE
"All of a Sudden Peggy," a
sprightly society comedy, will he
the new entertainment of tin- Ave
nue flayers. The piece In an
nounced by lessee George .1.
Mackenzie as a positive cure for
the blues.
Mattle Hyde will feature as Mrs.
O'Meara, who has kissed tho Hlar
ney stone
Auda Due will appear as Peggy.
The characters are well placed
and should be pleasing In the show
of the next week.
THE PANTAQEB *
♦ 4
For the feature of the new bill
at Pailtages, Manager Carnage*
will offer Harry Gtrard and Alice
t'aln Brown *r Co, In "The Luck
of u Totem," a music-drama of
Alaska life. The book and music
of the piece were written by Glrard.
Attraction will be provided by
Harry Jolson, the operatic black
face comedian, a brother of A 1 Jol
son, lately seen here as the star of
"The Honeymoon Express." Othsr
The Guggenheim*, the Heattle
Klectrlc Co and Its coal mines, tha
Mnnttfacturera' assorlstlon mid Its
kindred organizations want tha em
ployment shark to remain.
What do they earn If the shark
gats tha last dollar of a worklngman
numher* on the program are the
Ra*y Troupe of *eve n Rusaian
dancer*; the Orpheu* Comedy
Four, and Woodward'* Posing Hog*.
»n artistic novelty In animal train
Inc.
THE ORPHEUM
"Wronged From the Start" win
be the melodrama comedy feature
at the Orphoum next week, with a
ca*t of twelve people In the action
The pre*-, agent say* It will be a
thriller. Doris Wilson and her two
sisters, nnd other appearances will
be Been on the program.
J THE EMPRESS
Char!.-* Hiirhmarm nml his eotiv
psny will present Wlllard Mack's
piece, "Their Oet Away," « n Inter
esting playlot Five beautiful girls
will offer mualcal selections Orant
Oardner will do a blackface aot.
VESSELS IN ICE
NOME, June 6 —The IT. S. reve
nue cutter near and tho steamship
Corwln. which arrived here Monday,
were forced to put back to Bea by
the going out of the shore Ice, and
the Corwln now fnst In tho Ice
floe In the roadstead. The Corwln
was discharging her cargo when the
Ice went out, and she whs forced to
go with It or he piled upon the
beach The Hear proceeded to 8L
Michael with mall.
CLERK MISSING
VANCOUVER, B. C., June «.—C.
J. McQueen, 21, clerk of the TTnlon
bank of Hnzelton, who fought off
several bandits and was seriously
wounded recently when the hank
was held up, has mysteriously dls
appeared. His accounts at the bank
are in good shape and ho had been
promised promotion to ths Vancou
ver bank.
on the promt*« of R Jot) niirt thtn
■•'rid* him out Into aotne far off cor
ner of (tiii *tnt«, and even out*ld* of
thx *tate, to find that he had l>een
fleeced and tricked?
Initiative Menu re No X abollahea
the private employment Kraft. It I*
on* of thi« "Seven Slatera." The
•< vll infliuMii at the liiil le(l*la
111 r««. under the atnndi.nl regime of
Hpeaker Taylor and Kd Hlma, pre
vented the pati*age of a alrnllar law j
at thai time.
Ho It la now up to the people to
Initial* and pan* their own law.
If you are In favor of killing the
employment graft In this etate, algn
thla bill, AND SION IT BEFORE
JUNE 18.
Thar*'* No Time to B* Loat
The ctty clerk must have ten
working day* to check the *Ikhh
ture*. and the petition* mu*t be
filed at Olympla hy July 2. There
I* no time to he lout
You ran *lßti the "Seven Slater*"
at the temple, Tnlverflly *t.
and Sixth av I'mgrem! vo head
quart era, Ho*ton block, Second and
Columbia, Haymer* hook atore,
1330 Firat av International Cloth-
In* Co , C2B Union *t
Volunteer* are needed to circulate
the iietltlona You enn obtain p» tl
tlon* at the temple, or from
Ml** Lucy R t'«*e, l&lh 16th av N
Telephone 6631.
SHERIFFTOLD
A FIB, WOMEN
NOW ASSERT
Jail Workert Declare Jailer
O'Brien Was Insulting and
Violent to Them
TRIED TO ATTACK 'EM
Aaaiatanta Caught Irate Ter
rence and Held Him Back,
Two Women Say. *
Editor Tbe Star: Wl read the
tut anient of Sheriff Cudlhee in
The Star June S, aaylng: "Tlhtpliii
been no violence on the part of
the Jallera" We declare hi* mute
ment fall"*. On aeveral ore*. lon*'
Mr. O'Brien. Jailer, haa been very
dlacourteoua. intuiting. arid violent
la hta demeanor.
A few week* ago. while we vl»- |
Ited the Jail. Mr O llrl< n *■« *<>
violent that he rame Into the cor
ridor, aaylng I>'t ni" at them.'
and hla aaaiatanta caught hold of
him and forced him bark to keep
him from Injuring ua.
During Mr Hodge a Incumbency:
aa aberlff, there waa placed in the
county Jail a library, and bonk*'
wera given out to the prisoners!
twice a month.
For aeveral montha paat. Sheriff
Codlhee hta refuted to allow tb»
bnoka dlalrlbuted, aaylng Proaecut-
Ing Attorney Murphy would not,
allow It. He told ua to go to th«
Judge.
We did go to Judge Prater, but i
bava not received the order yet
CATHERINE O. STIRTAN
MRS EBTEUJC EREED.
HOW SCRAP'S ON
OVER TREASURE
DUG UP IN YARO
Portland police are peeved be
rauM of th" refusal of county of
ficial* to turn ovar to them th« Jew
elry unearthed In a back yard of a
North Seattle residence by Deputies
John Cudlhee and A. C. Myera, who
teamed of the location of the plun
der through an admission of Arthur
Water*, former Seattle boy, under
arrest In Portland.
Long distance rails from the Port
land police were received today at
the aherlffa office. Insisting that
tho recovered Jewelry had been
ato'en from Portland home*.
Scores of people In Seattle called
up tho aherlff'a office for a chancc
to attempt Identification of the
property.
City detectlvea alao examined the
loot with the belief that It waa
stolen here.
SHOW ROSES IN
RAINIER SHOW
Many fin* specimen* of rote cul
turn were nhown In the exhibit at
the home of Harry Bruskevlth, 3921
Amcrlcua at., yesterday, In the sec
ond annual Hftlnler valley rose
kboc
Luncheon was served during the
afternoon. Rainier valley and Se
attle merchanta offered prizes.
ROUTE CHANGED
Greedy property owners at Mur
phy. who boosted tho price on their
property that lay In the path of the
proposed Stuck river cut off, enme
to earth with a Jolt yesterday when
tho county commlasloiiers decided
the valuations were too high, and
changed the route to Hoaalta. The
cut-off Is to straighten the river,
lessening the possibilities of log
Jams.
ENDORSES BILL
Dr. B. J. Lloyd, In charge of the
local government health service,
has Indorsed the bill Introduced by
Representative Albert Johnson of
Washington, for an appropriation of
$IK0,0()U for a national lepers' home.
JUNEAU, June fl. —The hearing of
Joe Ryan, employed In a stamp mill
here, was restored when he was
struck on the back of the head with
a pleoe of machinery. When he re
covered consciousness ho found he
could hoar.
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MOORE IBS'-
Matinee Price* 15c and 25c. Night* 25c, 35c, 50c.
7 K MONDAY NIGHT
"POP." $1.50 MATS., WED., SAT. AND SUN.
The New York Winter Garden's Oreataat Spectacle.
PASSING 1 HI 1
SHOW of I Jl J
Company of 125 and 75 Girls.
Bigger Than a 3-Ring Circus.
The Cast Includes CONROY and LE MAIRE.
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DAZZLING CAPITOL STEPS.
Night I'rlcea, 60c to 12.00.
STUTATDT I WEEK George J.
111 kit I Ilk June 8 Mackenzie
1 Sole Lessee
EMr. Mackenzie Announces the Giggling Cure for
Melancholia and Blue Devils
A THE AVENUE PLAYERS
In
The Splendid Society Comedy
T All of a
T Sudden Peggy
L, ,
Featuring Mattle Hyde at Mrs. O'Meara, Who Hat
Kleaed the BlarreyStone.
Auda Due aa Peggy, Who Is a "Sudden" Peraon,
DWYGHT A. MEADE ai Hon. Jimmy Keppel.
Ely
Monday Openlnge, Thur., Sat. and Sun. Mata 25c
Other Eveninge 50c, 30c, 20c
PAINTAGES
Unaqualed Vaudeville —Our Policy Never
Cha ngea
BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE
Harry Glrard and Alice Cain Brown a Co. In
"The Luck of a Totem"
A Music-Drama with Its Hcenes In Alaska.
7—Russian Dancers—7
Direct from the Steppe* of Siberia.
Other Big Features. • 10c and 20c.
STEAMER SIOUX WILL CARRY
HUNDREDS ON AN EXCURSION
Hundreds of people are expected
to fi-mp the opportunity to enjoy
the summer gloriea of Puget Sound
tomorrow, presented by the excur
sion to Port Angeles and return
aboard the fireproof steamer Sioux
The Sioux will sail from Colman
dock at 9 a. m , (rive the excursion
ist* two and a half hours in Port
Angeles and return to Seattle at
8:80 p. tn.
APPOINTMENTS
ME ANNOUNCED
BY BISHOP ODEA
New appointments and transfers
for the year hnve been announced
by the Right Rev. Edward J. O'Det
bishop of Seattle.
Rev. J. B. Hermann, formerly of
Odessa. will take charge of Water
vllle and Its missions; Rev. John
Hayes will go to Tekoa and ita nils
slons, taking the place of Rev. N.
Men, who goes to Wilbur; Rev.
Charles McAleer to Odessa.
Rev. William Carey has been ap
pointed to the pariah of the Holy
Rosary, West Seattle.
Bishop O'Dea has announced that
the annual conferences of the clergy
of the Spokane and Sewttle dioceses
will be held on .Tune 9
OFFICER LOST
VICTORIA. June 6. —Falling short
of the record Het for the transpacific
voyage by the f'rotesllaus, the Blue
Funnel liner Ixlon arrived here yes
terday from Yokohama. She re
ported that on her last outward voy
age from Fuget sound she encoun
tered a hurricane, and Quartermas
ter Jacobson was washed overboard
and lost.
SOME RAINFALL
HANFORD, June 6. —Eighteen
hundred feet of the Hanford branch
of the Milwaukee railroad and n 500-
foot trestle were washed Into the
Columbia river yesterday by a cloud
burst. The Columbia rose a foot In
two hours and water stood several
Inches deep on the slopes of the Rat
tlesnake mountains during the
I storm.
The round trip fare Is $1; children
under 12 half price.
Excursionists will see the new
dam of the Olympic Power Co., the
largest Haw mill* In the world, the
U. S. forts, the home or the Dun
cenrss crab and will cross the
straits of Juan de Fuca. Lunch will
be served aboard or may be carried.
STEWART HOUSE I
M Kirwnrt fit I
Near l*lke Public Market 1
Mo«l*rn single rnomi I
modern outild« room*, for 1 I
or t, I
IT 1 KHIMII Kl HA I It* I
Tor gentleman Washington Bath* fil
Moor* Theatre Bide Miupum B
Wm Wlcklund. graduate Dr B
KJ*lherr's Institute. Stockholm B
*w«d*n: Ullnipi Peterson. grsdu- fl
•te of Prof Pitman's Institute. B
rftockho'm fl*r*den ■
P au ' S' o¥? " e H' r
& P!«nibia» Co.
Orlglna* fire beck
lining* and repairs
JCj for all kinds of
stove*, ranges end
IT**! furnaces Water
backa and colls put
In and connected.
VBHBBBHB mb pike st.
Main 576.
Nervousness Is
Out of Style
The Seriousness of an Attack of
"Nerves" Demands Skillful
Treatment.
Formerly It was quite fashionable
for women to boast of a "nervous
temperament." Men looked upon a
case of "nerves" as a "fad" adopted
by the -antler sex There may ha\e
been some foundation for such con
clusions. But It Is not all "fancy "
Kven the greatest authorities upon
nervous diseases find tt necessary
to give up their practice and seek
relief from other specialists. The
late l>r. Weir Mitchell was s famous
neurologist for years, and vet he
found himself a victim—lt 'was a
most profound fact In his life.
Kvery man or woman who finds
his o;- tier "nerves heiomltiK" un
strung should at once seek advice of
a Doctor such as found In the ex-
Oovernmeut Physician now ass.<
olated with the Brendel Drug Store
at 117 Yesler way. His advice und
prescriptions era fee* to all who
come. No use of delaying the mat
ter of Inquiry Into one's own condi
tion because of laok of money. Pro
fessional servloes are free there.
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