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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
WAR ON
YUKON ENDED
WITH BIG DEAL

With the announcement today
that the sloss holdings In the North.
ern Navigation Co. Alaska. had
been sold TO the American Yukon
Navigation Co. subsidiary corpor.
alton OF the White Pass a. Yukon
Route. the biz Yukon rate war.
which was NJ It's height during the
rush season last summer. has ended.
The deal involves transfer OF
approximately s2.000.000 property.
AT one time II was believed the
Guggenheims were negotiating for
this property. which includes. be-
sides terminal facilities tn Alaska.
~ steamers and "a hargea.
The deal means that the white
Pass interests will control the long.
est water transportation route In the
North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

SENATE WILL
HALT PANAMA
| SETTLEMENT

WASHINGTON. April e.--That
they did not believe the senate
would ratify the treaty just con
cIuded at Bogota, by which IL was
proposed TO pay Colombia s25.000.-
600 for its loss OF Panama, was
the opinion expressed today by
several OF the most influential
members of the senate.
They were convinced. they said,
that a majority would be against
giving out money for what the
United States already possesses.
The state department handled its
associations with Colombia so
quietly that the news of the sign
ing of treaty came as a surprise.
Another thing many of the sem
ators thought the administration
would have trouble in putting
through was the Bryan plan for
settling Americas troubles with
other nations.
The first OF the treaties negotiat-
cd under this system was the one
with Denmark which the senate
foreign relations committee has
practically rejected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
Pike PLACE MARKET
MAKES EXTENSIVE
IMPROVEMENTS

The Old Pike Place Public
Market will. in few days. an.
nounce through the columns OF The
Star the Grand Opening OF its
new s75.000.00 addition The com.
pletion Of the Improvement places
the Pike Place Market foremost In
the ranks OF public markets. II Is
interesting TO recollect that this
was Seattle's pioneer public
market and, In fact. the first sue
cessfnl establishment of its kind IN
the West. The success attending
the inauguration of this Producer
to Consumer" movement was so
great as to attract attention from
all sections OF the country, and its
plan has been copied In detail In
many cities. The remarkable
change In appearance and size OF
this old Market will he nothing
short OF a revelation to those who
have not visited this popular shop.
ping place for the past few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
MUST ENLARGE
LINCOLN SCHOOL

The Lincoln high school II the
second OF the city's big schools
which must undergo alterations 10
neet with the increased growth OF
IL district.
The eonrac for two-story add
ton 20 the school. which includes
gym. auditorium and rooms. has
been let.
A short time ago the Broadway
high school was enlarged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
JUDGE WOOD
A BANKRUPT:
S234,OOODEDT

Giving his liabilities at saat..
0a2af and hts assets az s26.079 .0d,
Judge w, Wood. candidate for
mayor In the recent election. haa
filed voluntary bankruptcy petit
ton.
Ia asking for proceedings, Judge
Wood declared an insolvency as
large as his demanded an explana-
ton.
lie Wac an officer of the Trustee
company. which recently filed pc.
tltion Ia bankruptcy. lie stated
that injustice inflicted on him
IN another state in connection with
an enterprise has cost him
100000.
= take the step SO that may
ultimately make good on all Of my
obligations provide for my family
and live ia normal manner" said
Judge Wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

last three years. have been
and arm nopeIessly In love with
her. About two years ago 7
proposed 20 her, and her an
s~er was that she liked me ~ .
friend, but not we'll enough 20
marry me. The fact that | was
too poor 20 give her the best
sort Of . home prevented me
from pressing the point. ! have
secr prcstier girls. girls with
moro grace. and with more
shapeiy bodies. but all ether
airis seem commonplace and
irsipld in comparison with her.
love her. Miss Grey. and
know that ~ always lie awake
In the wee anna hours" think.
Ing OF what might have been
20 90 over again every little In.
eidenf OF our sweet companion.
sbip. ! know you have non.
ehslantly assured your eorre-
spondenss that they would get
over it"--thst their hearts won't
break. Maybe it's % In their
case. but as for me. my hunger
for her 10 greater; my heart
heavier nov, after three
years. than II was when left
her.
10 there any scheme or meth.
cd that Will enable me to forget
her. at least during the day7
Right now she occupies my
thoughts every moment Of my
waking hours to such an extent
that can't concentrate my
mind or energies on any sort Of
useful work.
| have always treated women
with an old.fashioned. chlvaI-
rous respect; have always been
polite and courteous. and have
never Interfered with their love
affairs. 90 ! can't quite see the
Justice Of my being made to
suffer like this. G. D. M.
A.---yours ia but the fulfIllmen
Il the old law OF which the erca
sazarene Teacher spoke when III
aid with what measure ye mets
| shall be measured to you again
'ressed down and running over.
This may seem a very hard lesso
or you. but IL II teaches you Z
ave less arrogant opinions of you
'wn ability and more lenlent an
owing views OF what you think ar
weaknesses In others. you will b
he gainer--even II you never &c
he girl. You do not realize II nov
int you will later.
Honestly, unless you can brin
'ourself 10 the point where you ar
Master OF this thing. you are hare
y In the right state OF mind TO b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

o.-The following xrtIcle 40.
pearcd In the Issue OF the Jour
nal OF the American Medical
association OF the 2ist inst;
Or. Jno. J. MuiIowney. Eas-
ton. assistant chief medical lr-
specscr Of Pennsylvania, ard
Or. Jacob /. Mo~sry. Ian
easssr, state medical Inspector
for Lancaster county, ATTEND
ED az TWO STATE TROOP
ERS. went to Balnhridao and
BIilreyer March z. TO begin
wholesale vaccination OF the
quarry rrarkmen.'
From the tone Of this article
one would naturally deduee
vaccination 10 be compulsory.
leaving the people under the
impression that the beard OF
health under the so-ealieo po-
lice power has the right TO vac
cinate you against your Wishes.
When the board Of health
comes TO your home with his
big protecting policeman to
vaccinate you ard your family.
WHAT are YOUR RIGHTS
UNDER THE LAW7 OF course,
II you are In favor OF vaccina-
ton you let him vaccinste. But
assuming that from, your study.
reading and observation, you
have come 10 the conclusion
that you DO not want 10 be vac
elnated, and you do not want
your family vsccinsted, be-
cause II does not protect from
smallpox. and every time one n
vacclnassd he takes the risk cf
tctarVs. syphilis, cancer and
other diseases aid even death,
for all vaccine virus contains
bacterial faint. WHAT
WOULD you DO AND WHAT
MAY YOU Dor
Basing your belief that no
laws are binding on the hu.
man subject which assault the
body or violate the conscience,
Alr ffIftt " kNft8ffNt "N~1''f3
consists In a persons legal and
uninterrupted enjoyment Of his
life. his limbs and his reputa-
ton. Both the life and the
limbs Of human subject are
OF such high value In the estl.
nation Of the law that II par
dons even homicide II commit
ted In defer.s OF them or In
order 20 preserve them.
With what authority are
boards Of health clothed to
guarantee such drastic and un.
warranted personal ASSAULT
What statute, either In Penn
sylvania or Washington, su-
thorixes such practice WITHIN
THE FORCE OF LAW7 Can
an Instance be cited where
the United states supreme
court has sustained such &C
tion7 Respectfully yours.
HOSPITAL ORDERLY.
Al would like to see tho opir
on OF thinking people on this sui
Get.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
By Vic
'spes g. Ny Heart lows yeal
We will net part. ! love you"

am singing these words ~ am
writing. Somehow or other, the
song has been lifting through my
brain all morning.
hummed II at the breakfast Ia
BILE. | whiatied II on my way 10
work this morning. and now ] am
singing Il.
For | went 20 zee Peg o. My
Hear" &C the Moore last night. and
today | arm wandering In the fields
OF ireland and Wishing Dame For
tune would present me with a Peg
o. My Heart as pretty and charming
as Peggy o'Ncil.
had. up until last night. never
been Wild over girls with red hair
Somehow. red hair and frecklcs al
Ways seemed TO 90 hand in hand.
And can't aay ! am In love with
freekias.
However. getting away from the
Eseauty.Hint stuff. enjoyed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

come a husband. and possibly IN.
Their.
From tho bottom OF my heart I
wish ! could help you. but the only
way IL 10 tell you the truth. and the
truth IL that Won must become will.
ing 20 live your life happily and use.
fully without her, II II In truly best
for ali concerned. What good could
II possibly do you to have her bodi.
ly presence with you. II her heart
were elsewhcreg
Dear Miss Grey.
Please kindly haste 20 tell me.
Now that eggs arc cheap.
The beet and cheapest way. Miss
Grey.
Quite fresh this fruit to keep.
am not misery, Miss Grey:
Nay. rather fond OF giving.
So thought I'd like to try my hand
To cut down cost OF living.
My question may be somewhat,
strange.
F0F YOU 10 hlt uurNf.
Your mail In chiefly made. know.
or girls and boys In love.
Your answers, girl. are simply fine.
Such love was never mine.
Some say II Is all tommy rot:
But. tell me. where's the best
brand bought
I'D like II you would be 80 nice
To state address and also price.
Or. II you really know the trade.
You might Just tell me how it's
made.
Please state the ingredients TO put
In.
For thick, like mush. and also thin.
VIII II need boiling night and day.
Or just to simmer all away?
IL really Is an ideal trade
Knew ! the art how such is made:
so kindly answer the above
Preserving eggs and making love
o.--Would you be kind
enough TO suggest a pretty and
| dainty way to make box or
basket for basket social to be
given after Easter7
Also please tell me how TO
clean a percolator that discoi-
ored from coffee. | scour II
every day, but the stain stays.
tried boiling In I'VE water, but
half OF IL 10 clean and the other
half still 10 disoolored. Thank
Ing you In advance, am,
e. e. p.
A pretty basket In which is n
box to hold the lunch can be made
by decorating with real or artificial
flowers. and will be fine for this
time of the year. II car easily be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
H ENTERTAINED
ON BEACON HILL

More than 200 Beacon Hill citi.
gems and members OF the Beacon
Hill Improvement club entertained
Mayor GIN and the city counciimen
last night at banquet ia the Bea-
con Hill schooihouse.
Tho mayor was chcered when he
said he favored parking strips on
the west side OF Beacon HIN, ar
Improvement urged by residents.
Councilmen and others talked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
MOTHER OF BOY
RULER OF JAPAN
DIES AT NAMAzU

TOXIC. April s-Dowager EN-.
press Harnko died today. Though
she had been suffering from heart
disease, Bright's disease was given
as the cause OF death.
The dowager had been critically
III for some time. but shortly be-
fore her death IL was thought she
was gaining ground.
While talking to the emperor,
however. she suddenly lapsed into
unconsciousness.
Doctors did their utmost to re-
vive her. but she died In few
minutes. Her death occurred at
Namazu.
The dowager empress was 81
years old.
The daughter OF nobleman, she
married the late Emperor Nut
suhito. when she was 10 years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
CAPT. GRIFFITHS
GONE TO CANADA,
OFFICERS THINK

No trace of the missing Capt J.
II. Grlftlths. Disturbing officer OF
the auartermaaters depot here.
has been found BY army officers
who ara searching for him after
hts flight from a charge 81 embes.
xling $4,000 OF government funds
entrusted 10 his care
He disappeared Saturday night
from the Hotel Perry. where he
waA held under arrest ''on his
honor"
Officials are now inclined TO be-
llevc that he has fled ,o the North.
probably into Canada or Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
ARREST PASTOR

PASADENA. Cal. April a--
Charged with beating his fs.year
old adopted son with garden
hose. Rev Fred X. Matthews viii
be arrested today.
Seighhors say that Matthews.
who IL a retired minister. flogged
the boy because he refused to say
his prayers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

os-Would you please tell me
~ a young man Of 10 has the
right TO wed II he 10 home. or
not az home. Two would like
TO know.
Can you give me some way
20 find my lost brother. for he
ran away when 10 years old:
but don't know where he 10 or
don't know how 20 find out.
Please give me your advice
Thanking you.
A LONESOME BROTHER.
A young man OF IS can
not legally marry without the
consent OF one parent. Being
at home. or away. does not
make difference.
You can print a notice In the
papers. giving the name and
description of your brother. and
asking him 10 come home: or
you can give his name and the
name OF the place he was last
seen TO the chief Of police. here
and elsewhere. and he VIII mott.
~ his forces 20 he on the look
out for him. The latter course
IN apt 10 cast reflection on his
character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
EQUIP ARCTIC
EXPEDITION

Having chartered the threemast-
cd gasoline schooner r. J. Adler for
a cruise into the North. tho newly
Incorporated Arctic Commercial
company. OF which r. W. Wonn IL
president. il keeping secret the pur-
pose of the expedition. Capt. Ole
Aanneyik will have charge. The
vessel sails May l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

QUAKE VISITS
CALIFORn

HEALDSBURG. Cal. April -
Quite stiff earthquake shock was
felt here about s:45 a. m. today.
The shock was confined. so far as
could be learned. to Healdsburg's
Immediate vicinity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

made 20 look like a basket of flow.
ers by arranging them on the lid OF
the box.
Boil your percolator IN a strong
solution OF soda and water. and.
when rlnsed and dried. polish with
n good silver polish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
IN MEMO RERM

Tribute was paid the memory OF
Mrs. Lillian NJ. ~ Stevens. presi-
dent OF the w. c. T. u. who died
az Portland. Me. Monday. at serv-
ices held by the local branch of
the organization in the Plymouth
church Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
ISSUE WRIT FOR
MOTHER JONES

DENVER, April "a writ OF
habeas corpus for the release
OF "Mother" Jones, the famous
woman strike leader, was Is
sued today by the state SUI
preme court.
II Is returnabIe In ten days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

o.--Is there any known anti
dcte for tho subtle poison OF
lover have spent most OF my
% years walking about the face
OF this earth, oynicslIy snecring
AT the iovc.sick swains who
were deep In the dumps" on
account Of some chit OF GIRL.
I would often boast that I'D
Just like to see myself losing
any sleep over any female" and
In a similar strain, 70 show how
Impossible II was for femi-
nine person to make a deep I'M
preston on my heart.
think the god Tor deviI7) Of
love must have heard my boasts
and decided TO make an exam
pie Of me.
Six years ago | met what ! at
first considered an ordinary
girl. fAt first you women all
look ordinary, don't your Lat.
CIR | thought her a very nice
young person; and now, for tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
ERICKSON WILL TALK

Councilman oliver T. Erickson
will deliver a lecture on Municipal
Government" Sunday evening. at
the Socialist temple. I'll Olive St.
at s o'clock The meeting will be
held under the auspices OF the
Fourth ward local of the socialist
party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
ASK RELEASE OF
MOTHER JONES

A mass meeting will be held next
Sunday, at p. M. in the city hall
park. TO demand the release of
Mother Jones, the s0-year-oid wom-
an agitator under arrest in Colo.
RADIO. Good speakers viii address
the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

A piekpoeket 'iIfted" his wallet.
considerable money and
important papers. from Police Chief
Murphy. Toledo, %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
GIVE CONCERT

Assisted by the Amphion society,
the Seattle Philharmonic orchestra
gave its final concert for the sea.
son at the metropolitan theatre
Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
EuGENics LECTURE

Dr. Chas. w. Littlefield win de-
liver lecture on "Eugenics" at
Rosicrucian hall, 1910 Westlake av.
under the auspices OF the New
Thought society, Saturday evening
lat o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09
DR.. 1. r. CLARK. D. D. S.

DIX. L. X. CLARK, D. D. ..
We know the Dental Art as In
timately as any dentist could. Our
whole thought and time are de-
voted to it exclusively. On &C.
count of our large practice and
the great variety OF cases pre-
sented, we have ample opportuni.
ties for observation. The very fact
OF this bigger business and varied
practice develops skin in doing
work and in discerning the proper
treatment for the different cases.
No dentist OF ordinary practice gets
such broad knowledge.
These skillful services are yours
for the asking.
II you are in need of set of
teeth. investigate our famous Ever
Stick Plate. Our prices are the
lowest that have ever been offered
In Seattle. considering the high
class work we do. We give you
guarantee that protects you.
WE GIVE GAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

hkoz r. giving Just as satisfac-
tory results in many other cHses
when used for rheumatism, stomach
trouble. catarrh. eczema kidney
trouble. piles and other ailments
You are Invited % visit phone or
write the Akoz man at The owl
Drug Store, Third and pike street.
for further information regarding
this advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-09

Or. |. n. Clark, .. .. S., Manager,
laos Third Az. NJ. W. Cor. Union.
NoTE--6ring this ad with you.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-05-04
Answers Charges That Roads
Sought to Influence Con-
greSS through Press.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The clos
ing plea in behalf of the eastern rail-
roads in the advanced rate case was
made by President Daniel Willard, of
the Balticore and Ohio railroad, who
as chairman OF the presidents COM
mittee addressed the Interstate Com
merce Commission and summed up
the evidence presented In the case, re-
viewed the testimony showing the
needs Of the carriers for additional
revenue and answered the charges
that the railroads had conducted a
propaganda to influence Congress, the
commission and the press in order
to create public opinion In favor of
the advance.
President Willard followed George
Stuart Patterson, general solicitor of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, who is
one of the councillors for the roads.
Mr.. Willard contended that in pre-
senting their claims the railroads
made every effort to be fair and in
sure the accuracy Of the statistics Of
fered, denying that there had been
an attempt at deception or that
money had been spent in securing the
support of the press.
In his statement, Mr.. Willard said:
with your permission 1 should
like to refer, and shall do so briefly,
to certain phases of the case which
you have under consideration, and
which can perhaps, because of my
position, discuss with somewhat
greater freedom than would be the
case with counsel.
1T has been definitely shown in
the record that the railroads, parties
to this proceeding, have spent during
the last ten years for additions and
misunderstanding OF course ad-
ditional and better facilities for
transportation-an amount Of new
money exceeding 5000, 100000 per
year, and those who ought to know
something of the future requirements
Of the same carriers, and speaking
with a full knowledge of the history
of the past, have said that a sum
even greater than that will be neces-
sary each year in the future for the
purpose OF providing such additional
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-05-04
TAKE AN INTERNAL BATH.

Your most important organs-the
stomach, liver, bowels and Kidneys
all need a thorough cleaning &C.
casionally in order to keep them
working properly. And the very
best way to clean them is to get a
bottle of LAX-URIC at Wells Hay
maker Co., Angle Inn Pharmacy,
Stone & Mercer, Farrell Drug Store
and the effect will be noticed immedi-
ately. LAX-URIC is composed of the
ingredients that have made the
worlds most famous medicinal
springs at Carlsbad and Bohemia so
wonderful for the miraculous cures
they work. Specially recommended
for govt, rheumatism, indigestion,
constipation, jaundlce and all other
diseases caused by the improper ac-
ton Of the stomach, liver, bowels and
Kidneys. The price is 25c bottle.
A few 10c samples will be sold for a
limited time in order that you may
get acquainted with this new scien-
tile Observation-Disclosures.