The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1903, Page 4

bhai aia i THE SEATTLE STAR PY STAR PURLISHING CO. WH—-1907T and 1300 Beventh Orrin i avenue, ' rT BUNDAY Main i188. HVERY AFTERNOON BX TELEPHONES Business Department. Sunset, Mal Editorial Department » cent per What is the MR. SCOTT SEEMS TO BE APRAID OF THE CARS der of little Carrie Constant with At matttr Prosecuting Beott 5 ne advent torney going to be id other © his frie whicme father pupe wh ki te the m the m ignored by ' the t n whose duty it is te proseoute murderers criminals are @angerous to the peace and to the lives of the people? The investigation of poisonous milk was blocked temporarily by the governn Fitagerald ride “ Priende ¢ Aeatron t Inaction of Milk Inapector Woodeook; but his failure (6 proseoute palp- mT daughter ve wh k y exte the | Duke Jomet, am f the ably guilty offenders did not put an end to the investigation. Mis ap- parent tigation was futil The matter wae carried hie head and past the mere milk regulations into the jurisdiction of criminal prosecution. The coroner's jury, confronted with overwhelming evidence, found the verdio “THE INFANT, CARRIE CONSTANTINE, CAME TO HER DEATH FROM FORMALDEHYDE ADMINISTERED IN MILK WHICH WAS DELIVERED BY W, B. HOPPE, FROM THE DUWA 18H DAIRY.” AND NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE ABOUT IT. In fact, Mr, Scott says he is going to be He will have certain persons arrested under charge of aduiterating mith The man whe polsened little Carrie Constantine da few paltry dotiare for the murder, or he may be confined 10 days in the gounty jail, but AT PRESENT IT LOOKS AS IF THE PROSECUT- ING ATTORNEY DOES NOT MEAN TO ARREST ANY ONE en the more serious charge whieh the coroner's jury verdict practically neces- witat WHAT IS MR. SCOTT DOING? le he trying te block justice? te he going to emulate the example ef Mr. Woodeook and remain inactive, elected te his @ffice for the express purpose of prosecuting criminals promptly, vige ously ard without dircrimination? He proposes te arrest suspected persons on charge of milk, stating that threagh this means evidence might be gleaned for the of on amore This, it would seem, is a strangely dilatory way of going about ap- Prehending « murderer, Mr, Seott himeeit ated in conducting the Geroner’s inquest, and himself heard the complete chain of evidence that was brought ferth, THIS EVIDENCE CONCLUSIVELY SHOW EO THAT THE BABY HAD BEEN POISONED, that it had died from the effects of formaldehyde administered in milk, and that thet milk had been delivered at the home @! its parents by a man named Hoppe, & wagon for the Duwamish dairy, and that it was shipped te the dairy by a rancher named Smith. The milk was traced by positive ewldence directly from the ehild’s frome to the very cow And there were only three persons of corporations intervening, so far as the evidence showed. attempt blocking the » the throne him. Crown avin, ab Aleyia urtee m ald nd itagerald tatle cautious.” be fin moet { Heavy when he w iterating |)" j Me that oma conviction vers meone HAPTER XNUT (Co! ” on id the Tae quis roeet we © han oe) e : fore pean charge can be made to held. poner ag ae y When a man shoots off a gun at midnight and disturbs « slumber Aoteiyg y Pov ing neighborhood, if thet bullet also kills another man, the offender | wrong tt 4 © to have that charge proven be It would be an ab i@ not arrested for disturbing the p- fore he can be arrested for killing hie fe Burdity were it eo. And it is an absurdity for Mr on charge of adulterating milk The people will not like te stand Mr ‘want to know that murderers cannot go unmolested right and teft, and be in no danger of @ charge that of violating the city's regu in regard to milk Bo they will be asking presently WHAT (8 THE MATTER WITH MR. SCOTT? WHAT DID WE SEND HIM TO OFFICE FORT 18 HE GOING TO IGNORE THE DEATH OF LITTLE CAR ow men Scott to talk of arresting a murderer rT Scott is taking . aying mere serious than RIE CONSTANTINE? WHAT PROTECTION HAVE WE IF OUR . " PROSECUTING ATTORNEY FAILS TO 00 HIS DUTY?” Se ee eA So it is up to Mr. Scott. Let him think it over well, The matter | ., 04 out hin bande i is an urgent one. Neo murderer should be allowed his freedom a day ™ after it is possible to apprehend him. 5 -y af the cote GET TO WORK, MR. SCOTT, and DO SOMETHING! or your 2 ae note eae inertia will spell incompetence and unfitness in bigger and blacker ° letters than some of your other acts have done, was kind of y ‘ ee . ) Indians A pe } New York u dow atal BRAVES AS DEBUTANTES | ery "on tm ght Me Ceti ticenccmeumienennci 7 Not the regu- | + sentry who hiurd far 20th century Indians that have been there right along—but sure- | bot he me wt be in BY enough, long-haired, befeathered Hiawathas from the ros . 1 ihe wan posttive Gust = 3 They have been eacorted into the sacred f of w t Astoria gold and sitver drawing room. They have sipped highballx f diets which wet the pelate of Prince Henry of Prussia and Coa» al aia la ie tm the pete ofined at Ned Oh ives him @ red rose ¢ Beauv be arent The law permits prosecuting attorney to arrest ae many p « aon one an he may fit, as susorcts in a murder case, pending the : Tablishiment of the guilt of someone. P ¥ Vet Mr. Scott, because there are three names to be considered here, . tere makes mo arrests at a a ss 2. 4 Why net? - ~ ak ae Y =) HAS Mr, Scott got COLD FEET? |e able to t You w = Does he fear the resulte for doing his duty? | have to depend ff own tow . a Is he being “cautious” because he thinks it wiser, politiently ? pte we the Fraption” 2 «! What is the matter, anyhow! a The coroner's jury has found that the baby was poisoned by form ne that a certain young lady M4 dehyde in milk, and when Mr, Scott has found the man that put that myself. be Ine 4 } sane in that milk, he has found not only the violater of the wae > milk ordinance, but the murderer as well Why not then begin with } aut 5 Ue mare serious cherge, ot once. 91 the same Une of investinnt Hon, set Loe J¢ tt, Sx SUBS ne. THE SEATTLE STAR. Wettian m ten ny the f the Frederiok y the dinap 4 ty | Maurto, bewllder Bleibors. te f time, Wh » 1 mhall Be per with you one sat tea re chatlenges Jed: ther ting t ed the ard the west Btuper ale te ted th pesttion aughed again What i the Mf Reptembe ta. | t an| naninoat | Ma £ thome ¥ put om the examina! | 1 UTTER A BOUND noe |S ot W OFF THE TOR OF YOUR ae ae Bie tote « | CURSED HAD. t the chatea eX ed is in the eam » sien Who was this strange young t ie * 23 ahnewe—her royal bieh 7 ¥ chitching Ma by mak or 4 abe? j a mor though beth! “Lf your highness will rema d her heart are sore. Bhe|here.” he anid, “I will feteh asatet uw . . at her 1 and Maur he barrack COPYRIGHTED 1909 BY TAR Swell, e Fall Garments For Little Men NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION ory ee $3.00 Up to $7.50 2 Tok mrp eS 5 YOUTHS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS meatim, eald Maurice Sb Bde a a ay $5.00 UP TO $15.00 Sia, im Pa FRED’K F. ADAMS Mayhap. I * r To ean cone vnccuscal #4 Size Collars, Too 719 SECOND AVENUE AMUSEMENTS. a G SEATTLE'S JOHN CORT, Mgr, LEADING THAPHONES = RAND THEATER matt, 65 m HREE SUCCEEDING NIGHTS Special Wednesday Matinee SUNDAY *°" Jacob Ame Lite's In Pp r o ompara bh I wr ith Annual T Most ¥ " BIGGE CucaTEn u/ IN OLD © KENTUCKY WRITTEN BY CT. DAZEY An entirely new $20,000 production built especially for this tour 50--Rollicking, Froilicking Comical Pickaninnies—50 6- rena Thoroughbred Horses—6 Matix Be. eine wars a oat vn Three Nights and Saturday Matinee ~ “ ; Starting Thursday, October 8 | ot gece ra PRESENTING THURSDAY NIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT SATURDAY MATINEE SATURDAY NIGHT The Taming of Helen The Aftermath Cooma a (OAPAMA AE Lee a ee ee The Devil’s Chicago, They have reste the divans which have r has deemed. the weary ease Of Mr. Rosssvelt. They have swallowed soup ana Judge a School ladied up in the spoons used by the august persons of Perry nt b R i and Foxhall Keene , y Results What have they left to live for now? r Every GRADUATE during the 4 Not only have they been introduced inte the exclusive of } past year has SECURED A ol) and the Metropolitan Opera House Orchest ; “ 4 the unheard-of e tetas & hire TION, Write to wa about our POS! i ° . . yi 1 eo eS A my Mas Se ee Oe ee « TION GUARANTER. A half doen FS ta fancy cards free. On jor. ae M LAREN & THOMSON PRE SE th 653 ‘This is the flirt time im the history of the present generation when a trom bis eves: Geattie wan OPERA Seattic's | Rane tn he Mt oe ps eri, wh ar ss GRAND som S| THIRD sree yeserved for domestic animale and inmates of the x00—the chaperone of The ah AMUSEMENTS Theater Theater Wehr of the Order of the Hracelet ‘ John Cort, Mgr, Phone, Main 6 Chief Joseph, whose claim on fame is the slaughtering of ploncers, \ ; Russell and Drow. Mgrs é was the leader of this band of debutantes. He and his band were ve Nights—Tirst Matinee a edcorted into the presence of the clite and the elite fell on their necks | : eae aS hr i" Tor with sobs of Joy. Of course the monkeys orn EE RRR vce ySeony Ah k 1, tom, deserted her!” «te * highness and 1 may | First an@ Best. el ‘ : 5 Gtane need never be told of that, and after all it is only & question of ME‘ PRISOER OF THR RED fvrote dev to thé chateau, for all| ~ REOREATION PARK’ uErHcen—Night te, 400, 900 and 90a Darwinian differentiation. oe Peet Se eee pe will do us Pacific Coast League t ~ ‘The main point ts, they arrived, and right In the middle of the bull- two stood glaring at each} yo) oa may aa ae bale (‘4 re omas er - , ® tM - 4 a js af peach LADIES’ DAY TODAY pup ciass, t Bedi fe an frontier, Every Rot ly jrank half. the ‘ = “ate And the rest of vile are forced to “climb” on bare of gold. ng org | & telegraph offies! Henin rencrvipg the remainder ter Oakland | wieh Ruth wh oi apes on if 1 dally with peakomt ‘ he botth akian my Lo, the poor 1 ts a wizard after a eet P the prir An he lowered t tle | “ - ‘ ake the woman I love!" ame a sound which caused ve. Seattle Prices 11.68 § Re. Gente Fo gedlenge. dob wemenied a ten cat ba kane It ad the See e lan male Wednesday, 16 8. m. Saturday Night and Matinee, | tently and star Frederick and I lovelorous tor The sound he” heard Gummo Called at # o'clock Coming—"In Old Kentucky pecting to be ff I would sacrifice alwas the ahrill wh of a by of Bix Games. D Mob CHEAP CLOSE-IN: nem Fl AEF Phe Ey gk Rar Bing fe ah S own ile 1 aan nts sorrow, T have always loved |e e tables, To his joy se conin extra. | | : Acre Tracts "0." pal Tres ead urect cars se COs = aur’ Maurige os dnd. returned te .—_?==—_—— af HEA RE ADJOINING ao Me. . cee, wae nd fa p. Maur | PaoiFIO NATIONAL LEAGUE) an - Most Ne t Si nm eran tf te | xt Sunday face— march Aye. toward the fron ped ed el ni Sishonari ti °| ATHLETIC PARK | Matinee [if necessary, Ti blow off the top “yr ’ ben Greatest Comeay Hit In Years ss ° ba to e Gls © Scent *roductior if ~~ i mrade of wald the pr | Tomorrow srge Barnum and Altce Johnson Cmry eis sare ,. ram advised away, “we shall be I bade my gens | there THE FESLINGS SOF A RENT Cl ; the the car-lwhen perceived a hore A ien | ve. PAYER BVERY © DAYS, «to the erm, half at awa | ; "& wot yet, Vintec ' Spokane vs. Seattle the Family - Just opetied today. Rich black soll with both eprings and Cedar r ame the lonely b Fe ] ara city water piped free of cost to each acre, Over 60 bushels of potato not pane. No = be i] The bie game. Don't mins tt. Gatea} Mati turday--2 and an be reimd on cach acre. Take Washington strect car to Hillman ( een following me : at 1230 Next Week- Bunday, Oct. 4th @ffice, only Scent fare, Don't delay, as they will all be sold in » minutes.” \ A dim inl “THE DAIRY FARM” week. eo dou 1 have exclaimed t é 1 Mour ra Beats on sale Friday Falls - i