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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
CHILDREN TO
TELL mamma
HOW TO DO IT
Seattle's Child Welfare Exhibit
at Armory This Week VIII
Be Worth Seeing.
WHAT THEY WILL DO
Child Specialists WIN To-
struet Mothers in Care of
Their Offspring.

What's all this we hear about n
child welfare exhibit
What's the idea. anyway
To begin with. II 10 a nation wide
movement. based ON the proposi.
ton that grown-ups don't half un.
derstand young folks. and founded
for the purpose OF opening their
eyos
II VIII place before YOU lot OF
things you see and yet don't see
every day. You have seen the ac.
tivities on the Fairgrounds OF Sc
attic, yet YOU can't tell. for the life
OF you. what the kids do to amuse
themselves. You're usually too
busy to notice.
ThereiI Be a Playground
SO you Will be asksf 20 take a day
off and, at your leisure. watch the
Juveniles show how they play. and
what they are doing as workers.
There win playground right on
the spot. and the young folks viii
be playing from morning 10 night
As the circus men say. the OK.
hlhit viii be both amusing aud In
structtve. Informative as we'll IA en-.
PERTAINING. There will be FUN for
all, and Ut WILL ALL BE FREE.
There viii be singing and
dancing. lectures and moving pic
lures. and I, viii be going on most
of the time.
II begins nj the Armory next Fri.
day and continues for eight days.
VIII Award Prizes
The things school children make
wonderful contraptions that moth.
er can use very conveniently around
tho housewife be on exhibition.
Prizes will be awarded for the best.
There will be skilled child
specialists 20 explain 10 moth.
era by word and film iiIustrs-
ton how best TO care for their
offspring. how to guard against
ilIness and disease. They Will
90 beyond the home--ssiil thess
leetures-and discuss for the
mothers the pArs milk question
and others OF vital import.
The work OF Juvenile courts viii
be reviewed graphically.
iuICh-uf9utu NfbNN*Npa Will DC
enlightened on the immense bene-
fits accrulng from that part Of their
taxes which is applied 10 tho juve.
nile department OF the library.
First One on Coast
They will be told how home life
Is improving right here In Seattle
especially In tho poorer districts
for tho Riddles.
Oh. It's going to be worth your
while to step over 10 the Armory
while the exhibit, n on.
Tho exhibit 10 tho first one on
the Coast San Francisco plans to
duplicate II Mt the fair next year
II Is being conducted BY nearly all
the welfare organizations OF the city
punched under the name Of Central
Council OF Socsal Agencies. includ-
ing the churches. school and park
boards. health department. univer.
sIty. library and ph!ianthropic
agencies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
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Baron Won NorhenskJold, at head
OF Norwegian exploring party in
South America. has escaped death
BY Fwdlans.
Gustav tarcl, English aviator,
viii attempt transatlantic flight.
Countess OF Warwick, OF depleted
fortune. is teaching gardening.
Eduardo Soto. Mexican, shot In
duel nt Douglas, Arix., by customs
inspector while resisting arrest
Judge orders probe OF charges
that detectives are guilty OF brib-
cry and coercion IN Frank murder
case at Atlanta.
Joseph o. Foraker Will run for
senate on republican ticket in Ohio.
Connecticut progrcssives invite
Roosevelt TO state conference.
Minnesota Scandlnavians form or
eanization open 10 veterans OF all
y. s. wars.
New 72.lnch telescope OF Canada
VIII be erected at Victoria.
Former Senator Beverldae sees
little hope for peace in Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19

Tho long night over tho unsafis-
factory service OF the Seattle. Rem.
ton & Southern through Rainier
valley IL nj nm end.
The city council voted yesterday
10 authorize the issue OF $500 900
utility bonds for the construction
OF municipality owned line
through the valley, parnllellng the
H.nton line.
City officials are rushing
through plans for the opening OF
Division A. OF the present municipal
limo. for next Saturday.
A. l.. Valentine has assured
Mayor GIN that all preparations
should be complete on that date for
the first operation of cars on the
line.
Division A extends from Third
and Pine TO Salmon bay. on the
east and north sides OF Queen Anne
Hiii.
Rejoice Over Victory
with the opening Of tho new city
line close AT hand and the vote for
the building OF the Rainier valley
line successfully accomplished, mn.
nicipal ownership advocates
throughout the city are rejoicing
today over big victory won.
II was hoped Co open the Lake
nurien line on May 30. but officials
now fear the plans viii have 10 be
postponed for a time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
AMERICANS OFF
FOR MEETING OF
PEACEMAKERS

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The
American ENJOYS TO tho A.-B.-C. me
diation conference left for Niagara
Falls today.
IL In expected week will decide
whether there is chance for a
peaceful settlement Of the Amer.
can.Mexican troubles.
The medlators ARE understood 10
sympathixc with the Washington nd.
ministrafion In a general way. II
IL expected they will urge the Huer.
IA men 10 yield.
Officials are growing steadily
more nervous az the lack OF informa.
ton concerning the fate OF John sii.
llman. 4. \. consul at Saitiilo. They
are losing faith In the theory that
interrupted railroad communication
In causing the delay.
Several trains have passed Saith.
10 on their way to Mexico City since
the government demanded silli-
mans release.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
HERE

Seven die.
Request Of discharged health Of.
flee employees for investigation.
denied.
Gran. divorce 20 Mira. n. w. Fish.
Court Excelsior, No. ~. Foresters
OF America. annual ball. tonight at
Drcamland.
Eight births.
Alcs TlniInu, assistant general
freight and passenger agent OF @.
NJ guest Of Transportation club.
Burglars loot room Of II. A.
Reynolds. 6Tf3 woodiawn nv.
Strawberries flood market
Miss Ann r. Cavanauah appoint
cd chief clerk. prosecuting attor-
ney's office.
After long period on drydock.
Congress returns from South.
Seattle Lodge Mo. 2. |. o. o. r..
celebrates asth anniversary to.
night.
Ladies' League. Queen Anne Con-
gregationai church. meets Thurs
day.
Schubert club met today.
Final meeting Queen Anne
ParentTeaeher association held to-
day.
Name OF Seattle Merchants and
Credit Mems association changed
back 10 Seattle Credit Mems asso-
citation.
Washington Paving Co. gets con-
tract for Auburn road Job.
Judge w. M. Moore and A. e.
Griffiths debate on charter. Home
Owners association meeting. to
night, John b. Allen school
Humane Society met a, noon.
Neutrality-suspicious. nominate Of
ficers.
J. A. Douglas fined 5000 for send
Ing opium through mail.
Wills OF Emma L. Norton and
John l.. Lippy admitted TO probate.
University Womsn's Alliance In
session today.
Juveniles won't be housed In new
court house.
Bruce Gordon Kingsley final or
gan concert First Presbyterian
church. tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
FIRST UNIT OF CITY CARL|NE
OPENS SATURDAY; COUNCIL To
BUILD $4,000 RENTON Line

Councilman Dale, supported
by Councilman Goddard, went
on record In the discussion OF
yesterday as opposed to the
municipal line through the val
ley.
He introduced o resolution
providing for the granting OF
new franchise 10 tho g., ". q
8. Co., ombodying all the pro-
visions OF the old one, revoked
In 1910, and such other features
as may be considered advisable
for the welfare Of the Rainier
valley people.
Ills resolution will be considered
by tho city utilities committee. but
a. the city line has been provided
for. II IN supposed Dais's PROPOSE.
ton viii be killed.
Dale and Erickson Clash
Dale and Councilman Erickson
FLASHED when Dale declared the
city line was being rushed through
secretly.
Erickson reminded him that the
Rainier Valley proposition has been
NFitff thu t1HNitf ilfNt anu hEdAns
when individuals and groups from
Rainier Valley have protested
against the inadequate service.
Tho bin as passed was approved
by the city utilities and finance
committees on Saturday.
Dale was present At the time.
Million Dollars Available
A 5000 general bond issue. APP
proved by the voters. is also avail.
able for street car line construc-
ton. This issue will be used 10
build the Rainier line as far ar
Hudson st, Columbia City.
Tho bill maps out the entire line
from Jackson st. on Fourth av..
10 the Dearborn ~. intersection. up
Dearborn 70 Rainier nv.
The utility bonds will be used TO
build from this point 10 Ryan st.. at
tho city limits.
A line connecting with the Lake
Burien line from Jackson 1T. will
also be constructed from the utility
bonds. The lines viii cost approx
mately sa25. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
az WIN. O. SHEPHERD

VERA CRUZ, May l9.-DF. An.
reliano Urrutia. formerly President
HnertR's minister OF the interior
and trusted adviser. has reason TO
be thankful that Americans are In
occupancy OF Vera Cruz.
A fugitive from the wrath OF his
former chief. Huerta. aud from the
hatred OF the people of tho capital.
urrutia arrived here on refugee
train yesterday.
At first he was detained By the
United States soldiers and taken
before Gen. Funston. Funston or.
dered him set free. Later urrutia
himself asked for a guard. saying
bis life was In danger.
Funston complied. Today the az.
minister and the members OF hts
family are quarterei ut the Hotel
niligencia. with an armed marine
outside their suite and other ma.
rines nt the hotel entrance. keeping
the crowds moving.
clxmor for HE blood
Groups were constantly forming
OF angry.eyed Mexicans. ciamoring
for tho fugitive's blood.
iie was referred TO freely "a n
murderer" ''iiuerta's secret exo.
cutioner." and other names OF an
unprintable character.
Urrutia calmly discussed the re
movai" OF prominent men during
his term "a minister OF the interior.
Were many killed secretly" he
was asked.
Yes" he answered. but don't
know how many"
''fs It true that Senator Domin-
guez. who criticised Huerta In the
senate, saying when he did SO that
his criticism was his own last will
and testament, was killed."
Yes" agreed urrutia. but the
story that he was taken 10 my sani.
tarium before he was shot and that
his tongue was cut out at Huerta's
order IL a lie. Jealous members OF
the cabinet started II against me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
CURIOSITY
SAVED A LIFE
A Slight Pain in the Bowels Was
Found to Indicate Appendicitis.

After alt. there is some value To
curloaity. a man In Seattle noticed
n pain IN bis stomach" he said. but
ii was really in the lower abdominal
region.
He tried 20 forget n. and 60 ahead
with his work ns usual The pain
persisted until finally he decided to
satisfy his curiosity as TO its cause.
Also he had a curiosity about that
Free Doctor at the Brcndel Drug
Company. He said to himself: 1T
costs nothing TO find out what Is tho
nature OF this pain. 80 I'll Just
60 down 20 Pioneer square and talk
IL over with that ex-Goyernmen<
Physician"
He went. The doctor discovers
evidence Of appendicitis In esrlS
stages The doctor advised rest
careful watching. and wrote out q
prescription-aii without charge. The
prescription was filled right In ths
Erendel drug store tiI7 Yesier Way
at a reasonable rate. To-day the man
has entirely recovered and Is back
at work Any delay might have re-
quired an expensive operation Curl
oAify saved him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
Nv. & H." Shoe
Shop to Close
Wednesday

The v. & II. Shoe Shop
at 1908 Second Avenue is
to be closed up on Wednes-
day in order to give the
salespeople a chance to ar
range the stock for final
disposal.
Mr.. /. Brown, of Brown
Bros. has taken over the
v. & II. business and will
rcorganizc the v. & II. Shoe
Company.
Brown has been in the
shoe business twenty-three
years, and during all of that
time has occupied the store
at the corner of First Ave-
nue. and Columbia Street.
The First Avenue store is
TO be retained as a mems
shoe store. The "V. & H."
Shoe Store on Second Ave
nue. will be restocked with
mems and women's shoes
as soon as the residue of
the v. & II. stock is dis
posed of.
1t is proposed to close out
the balance of the v. & II.
stock within eight days, be-
ginning on Thursday morn
ing next. And the final
prices promise to be even
more sensational than those
in force during the past
month.
Full particulars will be
printed in The Star on
Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1s.-Evi-
dence introduced In suit brought
by his sister-in-law to recover a 5000
board bill exposes the dual life led
by Frederick r. Stoll. former real
estate man OF Seattle. According
to marriage license records I'm New
York, Stoll WIS married to the
same woman there on June II. 1907,
whom Frederick A. Stokes. one time
candidate for lieutenant governor
Of California. says he married In
New York In September. 1905. The
two women are the same. and Stoll
ia Stokes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
TO VOTE
ON BRIDGE BOND
ISSUE June, 80

The people win vote on the bridge
bond issue at the charter election
in June 10 decide on structures
across the Lake Washington canal.
The council voted yesterday af-
ternoon to submit propositions for
18th av. ". w. Fremont. Sixth av.
~ +. and Montlake av.. Mt an aggre-
gate cost OF st.32s 900.
The four separate sites will be
placed an one proposition on the bal.
lot. requiring citizens to vote for
all Of them or pass the matter en-
tirely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
MARGARET MAYO, VINO WROTE
"BABy MlNE," DRAWS $500, 900
AYEAR FROM IT IN ROYALTIES

Moro than a quarter million dol.
lars earned In year by womanl
It's true.
That's Margaret Mayo's income
r. $500. 900 In less than IL months
produced mostly by her daring play.
"nnhy Mine"
Twin Beds" is the latest work OF
this clever woman, who In private
life Is Mrs. Edgar selwin. and II
promises TO bring in another
$500. 900,
baby Mine" had all the setting
of the so-called problem" play. with
the problem left out.
Hut Il was daringly original, and
II Irwin Beds" is anywhere near as
exciting she'll get the 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
CROSS GUILTY

PORTLAND. May 10. r..
Gross. under federal indictment for
OF tho mails In connection
with the exploitation OF fraudulent
locations In the Oregon and Caiifor.
MIA land grant. pleaded guilty in the
U. s. district court yesterday. and
was sentenced to serve 30 days In
jail and pay fine OF 81 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
FROkMAN WILL
TRY CERMAN NV

BERLIN. May 1a--Announce.
ment IL made that the first at.
tempt TO invade Germany with a
high-class theatrical company from
America Will take place In a few
weeks, when Charles Frohman
will bring a star company" to Ber.
lin. Julia Sanderson win be the
star OF the cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
VICTOR KILLED

MOUNT VERNON. May ia
few moments after winning n horse
back race from companion. Fred
Weaver. %, student at the Forest
Home Academy, was crushed to
death under the heels OF his mount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
OFFERS PRIZE,
FOR NEW OPERA

PARMA. Italy. May ia.--The
authorities OF this city have Just
been notified by Cleofoute Cam.
panini. grand opera director. Of the
establishing by Mrs. Edith Rookie.
Teller Mccormick OF Chicago Of
$4,000 prize to be repeated for
three years for the best opera by
an Italian composer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
assii - -
ELSEWHERE

U. s. revenue vessels will attempt
to float canning ship paramite.
beached at Lost Harbor. Alaska.
Claims Of mall carrying railways
for alleged underweight of mails
dlsallowed by U. s. court OF claims.
Senator Cuiberson OF Texas back
in senate. after an absence OF is
months.
c. e. MeiIen. former president OF
the n. Y, n. II. q II. railroad, will
disclose questionable financial tao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
TOO MANY BEANS
ROUTS A HUSBAND

PITTSBuRG, May 19.-"My wife
forced me to eat beans for break
fast, dinner and supper" declared
James r. Fisher, who Is suing for
divorce. I'VE even had beans for
Thanksgiving and Christmas"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
PARCEL POST IN
EFFECT I'm GREECE

WASHINGTON, May 19.--Estab-
llshment of parcel post system be-
tween the United States and Greece,
TO become effective Immediately. is
announced. Twelve cents a pound
will be the rate from the United
States. Packages must not weigh
more than IL pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
RIVER is OPEN

DAWSON. Y. T., May 1a.--with
40 passengers and 80 tons of freight.
the steamer Vidette arrived here
yesterday from lower Lake La.
barge, marking the opening OF nav
igation for the season. The Vidette
reports the flood waters have swept
the Yukon free OF Jams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19

Baby bonds" will BIO
soid over tho counter In
connection with the $500.
600 utility bond Issue for
tho construction Of tho
Rainier valley municipal
llne. II Will be the first
chance Seattle people
have ever had 20 buy
bonds az retail In
small denominations. The
bonds Will BIO issued In
500 denominations and
each 500 bond divided
Into ten warrants. Buyers
may take up the bonds or
warrants. Bonds Will bear
6ee and warrants 80 In.
terest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
WANT A sQUAW7

SPOKANE. May 10. ~ Indian
maidens Of the F'lathead tribe at
Kalispel, Mont, are anxious to Sc
riously consider any honorable pro.
posals OF marriage from white
youths, is the information contained
In letter received yesterday by
Capt. John McA- Webster, Indian
agent. from Jane Tugleshelt. The
squaws point to their land allot-
ments as a factor TO be considered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19

WASHINGTON. May ia pat
ent has ust been issued to James
NJ. Vernon. postmaster at Everett,
Wash. covering Mr.. vernon's inven.
ton OF an absolutely noiseless
apartment building, The conduc.
ton OF sound between two apart.
ments is reduced to nothing by con.
structing the walls In what is tech.
nically known as "staggard rela-
tion." the walls being nailed 20 diff
ferent sets OF timbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
'WETS' WIN ONE

EUREKA, Cal. May Vets
yesterday beat the drys 1859 to
1.727, a wet gain OF nearly 500 since
the wet and dry election two years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19

Superintendent and clerk OF Car
Isle Indian school ousted for lack OF
dlAcipllne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-19
Boston Dentists
fl2o Second Avenue.
Opposite Bon Marehs.

I40e.4O-N0IO4S leetn
The Finest Production Of Dental
Examination and advice Free
Gold Crowns ok. and extra
heavy) So 90
Bridgework (strictly first
class). per Tooth -. $500
Gold Filings -. $3.50 Up
True-to-Nature Teeth, per set
.......... $500 to $500
FINEST Teeth I'm the worid.)
All Work Guaranteed IS Years
Endorsed by leading business
men and the dental profession
generally.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Fl Grounds Set Forth
In NeU Frank Appeal

allow the witness, Miss Han, 10 testi-
/ rs that on the morning Or April %
and before the murder was commit
ted Mr. Frank called her over tho
telephone. asking her 70 come to the
pencil factory to do stenogra phic
work. stating at the time he called
her that he mad SO much work to do
that II would take him until O'Clock
10 get II done
Time Figures Prominently.
Because the court overlooked
ground "a, which charged error be-
cause. while Mrs. Freeman was Oh the
stand, after testifying as to other
things she testified that while she
and Miss Hall. on April 26. were al
the restaurant Immediately contigu-
ous to the pencil factory, and after
they had left the factory at Il:45
O'Clock a m. and had had lunch, that
Lemmie quinn came in and stated
that he had 1ust been up to see Mr..
Frank. Upon motion OF the Solicitor,
this statement that he had been up to
see Mr. Frank was ruled out as hear
say Lemmie QuiBns statement that
he was In Franks office just before
gong into the restaurant was of the
greatest moment to the defendant.
because It strongly tended TO dispute
the contention Of the State that Mary
Phagan was killed between u and
half past
Because the court overlooked
ground So. which charged error be-
cause the court permitted the wit q
ness J.. r. kendriclN, over the objection
OF tho defendant to testify substan-
tally as follows.
THE clock at the pencil factory,
when / worked there. needed setting
about every - hours You would
b.y -. q 10 81 L..
five minutes | reckon"
Because the court overlooked
ground 81, which charged error be
cause the court erred in failing to
charge the jury that If a witness know
ngly and willfullv swore falsely in
material matter, his testimony shall
be rejected entirely, unless IT be cor
roborated by facts and circumstances
Of the case or other creditable evi-
dence.
Again Attack Scott.
Because the court overlooked
ground "a, which charged error be-
cause the court permitted the wit
ness Scott to testify I'm behalf cf his
agency. over the objection OF the
defendant, as follows
Il got hold Of the Information
about Conley knowing how to write
through my operatives that had in
Vestigating while | was out Of town.
McWorth told me in person when
returned -
Because the court overlooked
ground 53 which charged error be-
cause the court permitted the witness
j. NJ Can't. over the objection Of the
defendant, to testify that the clock of
the pencil company was not accurate,
and that IL may vary all the way from
three to five minutes in "a hours.
Evidence as to Club.
Because the court overlooked
ground 42. which .harged error be-
cause the court permitted New orth,
at the instance of the Solicitor Cen
eral TO testify over the objections OF
the defendant:
Il reported 1t CHE finding OF the
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
FOR SWOLLEN
ANKLES OR EYEL|DS
Try Buchu Mixed With Juniper.
Best for Kidney or Back Pains
and SwelIingS,

swollen eycuds CT ankles, tWinges
or back pains in the region OF kid
heNs. spots before the eyes, yellow
skin. Shortness Of breath are sure
signs of weak kidneys Nearly all
rheumatism. headaches. liver trouble.
merry BUSINESS. constipation. dizziness
siesp plesSntss bladder disorders come
from sluggish kidneys. The moment
You experience any Of the above
symptoms gel from any reliable drug
giSt good sized bottle of Suarfs
Buchu and Juuiuer Take a table
spoonful after each meal Drink plen-
" OF water Stop eating sugar or
sweets. In day or SO your kidneys
and bladder win act fine. The symp-
toms disappear like magic. for
SJuarts BuChu and Juniper Com
pound acts quickly on the kidneys
and bladder, strengthens these or
gaus and dToins an impurities from
tire Kidneys You then quickly re-
gain your huoyauCy and ambition
The skin taking on the red hue Of
pure. rica blood. Az sWel9ugs in an
hleS or eNeldS pass away. Back pains
and sbortucss of breath telse to uor-
~ You. Be sure YOU get Stuart's Ru-
vhu and Juniper as Stuart's is prop
trly compounded FOR kidney and bI5G-
der troubles Most drugsis sts dispense
lt IN la-oZ. bottlCS.-AdNt
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

Because the court OVerIOolied
ground 42. which ,harged error be-
cause the court permitted McWorth
eral. 10 testify over the objections Of
the defendant
Il reported It CHE finding OF the