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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
Mothers, daughters, babies


Prepare for The Stars Baby Pageant
It's to be Friday afternoon, Oct. 3, at the Arena in
connection with the Northwest Land Products exposition
And there to be sos in cash prizes and a raft OF
other special awards ranging from great, big beautiful
$3.50 doll to bracelets, merchandise certificates shoes,
chocolates, Of coal and variety Of other things
anybody would be tickled to get.
What is Baby Pageant?
It's just this:
Mother prms up herself, her baby, and decorates
her baby carriage pcrambulaor, Vctoraor whatever it
may be-
She uses what her ceverness dictates in appearing
TO the best advantage.
1t won't make any difference the five Pullman
college professors who Judge whether she spends
q nickel or 81 10000 decorations.
The effect is what
In other words, mothers, babies and baby carriages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
Adjutant General Thompson,
Of the National Guard OF Wash
ineson, Will leave for American
lake Wednesday afternoon to
arrange definite schedules for
moving the troops as soon as
UoVFHU Nlr UVOPs
,hey are mustered out Sunday.

orders for mastering out the
Second Infantry from the federal
service back into the state militia
came from the war department
Tuesday. Capt. II. ID. Cobnrn VIII
act as the regular army officer In
charge of the ceremony.
II has been definitely decided to
muster the troops out Sunday.
According TO schedules previous
ly worked out, the Seattle contin-
gent is TO leave az l o'clock. ar
riving AT Seattle at 3:l5 p. m.
Gen. Thompson. before leaving
for the camp. stated that this ar
rangement will probably not be dis
turbed.
Arrangements for welcoming the
Seattle troopers are now being
made by officers OF the naval mill
tia and Coast artillery. Other or
gauizations will also participate in
the formal celebration, which will
probably consist chiefly of a parade
downtown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
WATER sHur.oFF NOTICE

Water will be shut off on 4sth
ave. =. W., from w. Findlay 1T. TO
Canada drive. and on Canada drive
to Alki ave. on Alki ave. to card
ave. s. w, and all OF Aiki point
west OF 6lst st. s. W.. on Thursday,
October 8, from 8 a m. TO p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
DOCK OWNERS
REFUSE OFFER
| TO END STRIKE
Gill Denounees Capt. Gibson's
Refusal to Accept Peace
Terms
NO TROUBLE REPORTED

Altho 30 per cert ot tne
lanqshoremen's union voted
for the employers proposition
20 return 20 work. the Water
Front Employers union, thru
Capt. Gibson. president. with
drew the peace offer Tuesday
nioht--and the strike was on
saain Wednesday IN full
swing.
Capt. Gibson. in public
statement. declares that the
proposition submitted BY him
a. q basis for settling the
strike has been withdrawn be.
cause Of the clash Monday
night between some SO strikers
and norunIon men.
Mayor Giil counter charged that
Gibson and ex-Chief Lang. who
commands the private dock guards
are opposing the strike settlement
Mcxnse they want TO hold their
h!gh<alaried jobs.
Secretary Madsen Of the Long.
shoremen's union would issue no
statement at present He prom
ised one for the near future. how
ever.
International President O'connor
OF the Longshoremen's union ar.
rived In Seattle from New York
Tuesday night. and will 20 over the
situation thoroly before making any
comments.
Capt Gibson demanded 1000
J tpetiai aspusy shextfks IA patrol
the water front. and severely criti-
cised Mayor Gu and Chief Beck
inxham
Sheriff Hodge said he'd be glad
to appoint all the deputies the En-
pioyers' union would send him.
This abrupt ending OF peace ne
gotiafious came on the heels Of
Capt. GIbson's recognition that an
overwhelming majority OF the
Longshoremen's union wants
peace. and that the trouble Mon
day night was due TO "A few ir-
reconcilables."
In his public statement. Capt.
Gibson says:
The small element OF irrecon-
cilabies In the Longshoremcn's un-
ion who can use and listen TO no
argument except that OF physical
force must be dealt with.
The vote taken by the long
shoremen Sunday was overwhelm-
ingly In favor of returning to
work. In face OF that vote and
. our arbitration agreement, we had
fhe Monday riots.
I'VE cannot look upon these
facts and come to any other con-
cIusion than that the longshore-
men are In the control OF a few
leaders. and those who allow them.
selves to be led by them must take
the consequences Henceforth. we
viii conduct our business without
any thought OF the strikers. We
are thru with them"
u. s. Commissioner OF Mediation
Blackman was In Tacoma Wednes-
day and will not return till night.
U. 3. immigration Commissioner
Henry VI. White. another active
factor In the efforts at mediation,
had no statement to give out.
Mayor Gill. In a statement We'd
nesday. blamed Capt. Gibson. presl-
dent Of the Water Front union, and
ex-Police Chief Louis NJ. Lang, In
charge OF the private guards at the
docks. for the failure Of negotiations
to settle the water front strike.
They are drawing too large sal
aries to want any settlement" the
mayor bluntly charged.
when Capt. Gibson says that It's
all off with peaceful conclusion
Of the strike because OF n clash be.
tween a few union and non-union
men Monday night. he is quibblIng.
This is too big a proposition. In
voIving the whole community, to be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
BIC SENSATION
IN JAP PANESE
ISLANDER CASE
Editor Says Japanese Bankers
Caused Threatening Let
tiers to Be Written
BANK RUN FOLLOWS

iHscet3etcu " DfoNS'Het
threats to do violence 70 the
emperor Of Japan during the
late coronation ceremonies has
led 10 Seattle, and developed
into bold counter charges, in
voiving Japanese Of high
standing and financial power,
IL was revealed Wednesday.
The tsnole OF affairs has re-
suited In a run on two Jap
snese banks. and charges Of
malicious siander against s.
kuwsbsra. editor Of the Asahi
News here. This paper print
ed accounts Of the alleged con-
nection between the bisekmaII
letters and the influential Jap
snese here.
The threats OF violence. IL Ia a.
legged. resulted in imperial orders
which prevented a general exodue
of japanese homeward to the cor
onation ceremonies. thus consery-
ing the bank deposits here. and
keeping the japanese banks from
ruin.
Consul Recalled
The recent. sudden recall OF In
perial Consul Seiichi Takahashf. n
is believed, is result Of the In
volved charges, and counter
charges. brought to light thru the
Japanese government investiga-
ton into the case.
According to the Japanese papez.
a series OF six letters was sen;
from Seattle to members OF the
japanese cabinet In 1913, warning
them that acts OF violence would
be directed against the emperor,
and members OF the coronation
procession.
A person or persons from the
Pacific Coast-a member OF one OF
the many homecoming excursion
parties. would commit the assault.
each letter explained.
Japan Investigates
The government Immediately
started inv yestigation. and Consul
Takahashi finally received orders
stating that the home-goipg parties
would not be permitted to return
to Japan for the coronation.
The Asahi News. in its publish.
ed accounts of the tangle, has
pointed out that the home-goinr
parties would have resulted in sap
ping the deposits of Japanese
banks in the Pacific Northwest.
and that the bankers hatched the
plot to check the exodus.
II also stated that powerful In
fluences we're being brought to pla Y
against imperial investigation Of
the threat letters.
Prosecutor on Job
Deputy Prosecutor Lane Sun.
mers, who is handling the slander
case, explained Monday that f. Ota.
said TO be Japanese gambler and
cannery man, was put aboard n
Japanese ship.
Japanese say he was ordered to
Japan by the consul here. and taken
aboard by force. on the allegation
that he was the writer OF the black
mail letters.
He is now being held in Jail At
Yokohama.
The Japanese newspaper intimas-
ed that local Japanese bankers
caused Ota TO write the letters, to
prevent the exodus to Japan.
II Is charged that local Japanese
withdrew about si50.000 in deposits
from the Oriental American and the
Japanese Commercial banks here.
following the publication OF the
stories concerning the efforts to
check investigation of the black
mail.
The Japanese bankers charge the
paper printed the stories after be-
ing refused a loan. and with mali
cious intent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04

lin vas there. lie gets 100000 n
year CLots Of us don't believe II.
bu, the press agents admit iiD
Charlie was at his brilliant best.
lie bought champagne and snapped
perslflsgc with Wallace Reid. and
Edna Purviance. and Leo White.
and Harry Carroll mot our city
comptroller with the parted whis-
kers. but the fellow who wrote by
the Sea- and Pat Rooney. the
comedian. and Tommy Atehin. and
little Bobby Harrou.
There were others. OF course. not
quite so great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
Mir. Pr@Ga''

He's a typical New Eng
lander, in the novel of the
same name by Joseph
Lincoln.
Starts Monday in The
Star and runs complete in
six consecutive issues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04

Tho attendance record OF 4.00(
set Monday night at the Masonic
carnival was broken Tuesday by
1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04

and childs scarf and cap set valued a So
So, get busy. folks, and start thinking about the
Baby Pageant
Talk it tonight and maybe Dad has good
suggestion how decorate the baby buggy
the doll carriage.
But, for goodness sake don't miss the opportunity
to have a wholesome good time, and perhaps win
prize!
Better plan to be at the Press Club auditorium by
3 p. m, anyway.
Fill the following entry blank and mail it The Star
Baby Pageant Editor:
wish to enter in The Star Baby Pageant.
Name .............,........,.....
Address
Baby ............,... Or Doll ........... Pageant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
StateTroops SoontoCome Marching
Home From American Lake Camp

It's hard for young New
Workers to lead a "natur-
al life" And it's funny
to read about their ex-
periences when they go
up to the Cape Cod coun-
try for a summer vaca-
ton and there meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04
STAR SCORES

THE STAR WILL STAGE ANOTHER WORLDS
SERIES TRENT FoR SEATTLE FANS IT'S ouT.
DOOR SCORE BOARD WILL he OPERATED AGAIN
THIS YEAR ON SECOND AVE. IN FRONT or pfprR
G TAfrs STORE THE GAME Will. me- MEGA.
fioNEn PLAY ny PLAY, THE STAR FNTRAs
WILL RE OUT RIGHT AFTER EACH GAME roo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-04

THE WEATHER MAN STILL STICKS TO HIS
FROSTY DEMONSTRATIONS. HES JUST DETER
MINED TO MAKE US WEAR OUR EAR MuFFLERS.
fOR THUS HE sPEAKETH: FAIR TONIGHT AND
THURSDAY: LIGHT FROST TONIGHT"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
Nieber nit ben, 9eiiimismns.

9ies linb idfimme Gage fir Sic
&riess : geliimilten beutider abitamz
tmllng. Sic tornnen aus Ser llnrube-
ear ntdt nieber beraus, unb lie baz
ben es audi ni6t better perbient. Qe1z
tie. bencn beute, mad fat 5t%peijdbriger
grfabrlln8 i'm 2elen bon &riegsnadz
ridten. beim Nnblid ieniationeIler
"Seaolines" nnb anberer, in fleinerer
s9rift seorudten 2iigen nod Die @aaz
re gu 8eree ltei9en. berbienen teine
Sbmpatbie, ba ibrem topfbdngcriIden
8eien jeee 8eredtiguns feblt. sic gez
bDren 8u Sen Qeuten, Sic lib einbilben.
INNER tranf gu iein, unb es fir mo-
tbig eradten, lire Qeiben Sen Nit<
mcniden borsucr3dblen unb ibnen 10
auf Sic Nerben gu fallen.
Som Eeliimilten iagt Ser @ib gang
ridti9. BOB er MI Sic 20der i'm
sdpei5erfaie iiebt, Ben Safe ielblt
aber nidt. 60 sebt es nit Sen ariessz
Reiiimiiten. sic ieben audi MIR Sic
206er, Sic nit srobem @erdul9 uub
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
Collie eloan's 2iuimeat m%itseben?

Natirli6 foute esl Sem na6 ei<
mem anitrensenben Sage. tpenn ssbrc
Nl1sfeln big CUR golltraft angegriiz
fen tpur0eu, tpirb cine IppIifation bon
.Sloan's Ointment Die @eben nub
|Steifbeit tpegnebmen nnb sic fir
mor9en in Die bette @erfai1uug brin=
gen. sie iolten es ebenfaus fir cine
4ttade bon 8abnidmer5en sebrauz
den. iteifen @aden, &opflpeb. Glide,
[giNe unb bic bieIen l1n9Iidsfdue, bic
bel Serien gelegentli6 borfommen.-
uDir piirben ebenlo germ infer ge<
pad 5uriidlanen. dig in Die Serien ODER
E2agerplab Dine Gloan's Ointment 5u
[gcben." Shreibt elmer in Serien:
8ir 9ebfauden es fir aues. bon
&rdmpfen big gum 3%abntpeb." Shut
cine Slaihe in Sbrc 8eiietaide, ieib
borbereitet uno babt nidts, bas eld
leiS tbut. (Gn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

biden glldltaben angefiinSigten CT
fplge oer Mliirten, aber aidt Sen
cigcntlid1en Sale, Die rnerld,iittcrlide
&rqft @eutidlanos. bie unbersleidlide
miIitariide @ersanaenbeit ser Icete,,
beiben Sabre nnb bds 8eiultat Der
bisberisen Sample, iast lebr rihtia
.@adter unb An3eiger" in Glepez
LAMB, ..
Gs iou nidt beitritten iperScr, bab
Die letten @p6eu erniter Natur ipa
rem. Sod ME. ieit anfane bcs arics
ses baben Sic Seinoe 9eMtlhlunos 10
setpaltiae Initrenaungen se,nadt. lin,
bie militdriihe 8raft 9eutldlanbs
nicber gu rinsen. Grobbritam,ien,
@ubIanb uno Sranfreib bobeu Sic
san5e 8elt nad Menihen nnb Mates
rial abseiudt, u1n lie in unsebelren
unb idier enhloien Maiien eegcr bic
beutlde 5ront in Git uub @elt Ips3u=
%Iallen. seit brei @ohen iteben lie iib
nun an Ser Gon1me nnb IN @oIbpnien
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pieueidt ieine duBerite &raft anipans
memo. llno mas baben lie erreidt, Sic
AHiirten. Sic Dor penisen Gagen nod
itol5 berfiinoeten, Sic .9nnnen" aus
Sranfreib unb 8eleien beriasen 5ui
f0nnen?
On %berein5elten 8unften ber< faiti
400 &ilometer lanaen 5rpnt i'm @e<'
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mauer Inn einise &ilometer 3uriidgez
branst. sic baben gauge @esimenter
I'M &6llenidlunb bes beutl6en Seuers
perbluten laiien unb bod baben oie
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monument. bie ibnen 5unabit lieseuben
3iele. sic lie i'm eriten getpaltisen Mn<
iturm erreiheu ipolten. 8lutig uno
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pfc ein9eitellt. nm Mtbem gu i60pfeu
unb bielleitt nod einen nher mebrere
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logiid. penn man annimmt. bab bas.
mas NIT friiden &rdften nidt erreiht
lperben %fonnte, nit Sen burb beutldes
SSeller reou5irten &rdften crit redt
nidt aelinsen lam.
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len. 90 tiinbisten es Ste 9etbldtter
por ipenigen @nden nit grpBen 2etz
tern an, unb Die &riesspeiiimiiten per<
loren ben Mutb nnh. mahten ibren
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lduer.
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ie, bon 2ember9, bas nod tbiel ipeiter
na6 @eiten lieet, gar nidf gu reoen.
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Damn. unb tpdbrenb bie fl11gen 2eute
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%ienften Die 8eiiimitcn tpieSer Die
&Dpfe. Su5niiden bat iidy natiirlid
b%erauseeiteat. bab alles erIoscn. unb
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@elten.
SIZE Yeiiimiiten iinb INNER bic
8lamirten. Gle tperben es biz gum
Sriebensl6lllb bleiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
8olitiidJe nnb nnpDlitiide
&aubglDTrn. o 4

Mls JabeIoid,ter miiiien Meiop
lrto sic @ebriioer Grimm @etro-
gegeniiber etpis Stiimper
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6eren 2iigenfilialen in Ser Shpei5,
alopenbaaen uno 9ollano seseniiber,
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Site in 2onoon an. Ils
lie nidt an nno fir iidy genrtg Be-
- Mit Ser Mnfroee rnegen Ser
elite lit bie An~gelegenbeit
fir 8aibington auf ieds Monate err
SIN ser europaiiden Sront i'm
8elten unb Often ieiern Die Mlliirten
fortaeiebt Irinmpbe, oie Tie nod nidt
baben.
1raurige 3uitdnbe in 9eutid.
lan6: Sebe @ano, 6ie iih riibren
funn, miro gebralldt, INN oen reid)en
.Grnteiegen unter 9ad uno Sad 81
'bringen.
- Die gauge Mselt beugt iidy Dor
.gnglanbs Sanbelstpramei. Braudte
.es niht 81 tbun, mern bie B%ereinig.
ten staaten nidt 6as bnie 8eiipiel
gaben!
9rdiioent @illon ioI gegen Ell.
men 9an6elsfrieg nit @roBbritannien
.iein. or miro bod) nidt Sen lieben
ienglanoern gu na6e treten mollen!
- Beidamenb in Ser lbat, oab
amerifanii6e @elbaftslel,te fidy erii
bon gnalnl6 Die GrlaubniB bolen
ioaen, @eldafte treiben 81 biirfen!
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Lit nod nidt e%rid30pft", meloet Ell
alliirter &orreiponbent. Gas ba6er
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erfabren.
Gas @oreeben ser Mlliirter
riidt tpieoer oie 6rage in ben 8ora
%bereruno, OBJ Der Observation-Disclosures
|mirflid b1tmaner m1sfalt, als Der mi
militarii6en @aifen.
- S0dlt harafteriltiih baB Elm,
ubeideioene" @nirage be5iigli6 oe1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
SIR Tc,npfrnl
sseerhaoct 1851
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- Second Class Matter.

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!ens Mitt1po6s nnb Sonnabenbs. ioftet inner.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26

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ten NIT elmer @leidgiiltiatcit bebanz
belt, bie Der 8ebeutuns bieles Mmtes
bo0ltdnoig entipridt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-26
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