The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1904, Page 1

ONE CENT NIGHT EDITION SEA The Seattle Star vol TTLE, rUESDAY, NOVEMBER WASHINGTON, 1904 — The Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News 6. NO CENTS ONTH as THIS IS THE LAST DAY FOR REGISTRATION FOR THE SCHOOL ELECTION TO BE HELD DEC. 3. POLLS CLOSE AT 8:30 P. : CHIEF OF POLICE DELANEY WILL HOLD SALOONISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR © IL ——S——— IFE AT ’ THE ROBBERIES IN THEIR PLACES « ° “TURKEYS |® SOME EXCLUSIVE THINGS @ S7 ‘4 KE ROBBED Rigid Steps Will be Taken by the Chief |; ons Gesame eit 3 S¢ "A R¢ E A. Moore . } ® hall @ (Special to The Star) f Cri S ttl ae ; ° slldita. 10 se to Stop This Form of Crime in Seattle Mot sition 9 —_--——- | ‘ « ° a ler oan NAN PATTERSON PRESENTS PI TIABLE APPEARANCE IN COURT | sags * i t »| BUT THERE ARE PLENTY OF OTHER EATABLES IN THE MAR- ROOM TODAY WHILE WITN ESS TELLS OF THE TRAGEDY " IF SALOONISTS DO NOT OBEY ORDERS EFFORTS WILL BE |, ; KET TO GATISFY ALL THANKSGIVING APPETITES a eo s gs pedestal MADE TO KEEP THEM FROM GETTING THEIR LICENSES [oY : ee venues area } b : : | RENEWED WHEN THEY EXPIRE—SALOON BOX ROBBERIES |, , meee ; ee = boom hy v Nan ches He saw the defendant seated in the }t - 1 k : ON THE INCREASE 06-4-44-466-6044460404040444 1 , Tae ne iteas fariad ; st castenecll , aghgeog! z | cab end a man with b er}was _ The Mra. } Morris filed a $1,999 fent , < m5 not been aieant of the i ee ee ee eee cnt * . a t das ane va) t North e K¢ he m raged = sight of her lover's garments with | hand | Ther - } believe that the preprictere af; Wr.opite of theee storice and the! she claims to he ie Poa yecmies on, 5s ne ev tere san to Saeeeen the t ,, bole etained with h 2 the saloons in which intoxicat t vigilance on the part of pa-!hy 7 = iat 8 1 i 1 ‘ Thanksgivir r for Seattle, ood, had oo much | are lured into closed boxes and ", scarcely a night passes but th o responed & ber nerves and she col a whes d of their money J be what some poor devil is lured into 4. the town ta au ashe returned to her cell. The r responsible for the losses the! saloon box in some part of town seve, the fauslt. bale tion ov Miss Patterson ¢ sustain, and | intend to see oF another and his pockets rifled Ph weer» ree her and said | that they are held so responsible| THe prespective victim enters the ret hed 25 : first day over and I find/ hereafter in fact | have notified , saloon, has a few drinks and then . sil ona 6 cents ng to b t me we salooniets ainst whose places Wanders off or is led inte a be nd " looked almost made to this effect already This | sits down in a chair to sleep off the ‘ bird this t vas a statement made by Chief of | effects of his tippling. And while ay & in Beattle Pp e Delaney to « Star man this he sleeps some myrmidon of vice maller and less aris afte n answer to @ question whe haunts the place in search of 1 f tenant on a what his department was do- | p#y¥ slips in d goes through the ots «day. Chickens are to ng prevent er f thie sort dtowey and helpless victim's cloth had at f 18 cents per nd furtherm ontinued the aad gets away unnoticed. There are nd. nd there are plenty of , fr der this respect ompake in Seattle who make @ busi when stuffed with are not ed with to the letter nets of doing nothing else but hang Y Toke-points or good old- | take steps to see that the ameund saloons of shady reputation e-dressing, {t 1s much ences of these anc n in these closed boxes. the substitute will ase And frequently, according to the po- apprectatively down 4 lige, they lay in wait for hours e t of the small boy atter semetimes in order to get a few the real thing. onee dollars in this way fs « goodies are ‘ . ng sentiment at the bout al. The plum Jone that | * the boxes ved ; f anything. will be more bberies oon in town and have 5 California has done some of the reports the tables set out in the open. I mn the prune and robberies prove to be| Only last Sunday ! this year, and choles full investigation, but || Embro, an employe of the of and raisins are cheap of those made Nérthern Railway company ar thas true, and | can robbed of $40 by two women in a te of be taken against the perpe- here being led into a curtained box e bad ones for jack trators or those who permit them {and after he awoke his money w there are only good to occur in their places if they con- | gen tare bet hienk’ are tinue Peter Stuart went inte « box in th fh i are ee There has been an alarming in- | the Kentucky saloon, on the corner al crop, aad se Ta erecse in the mumber of reports of | of! Gesidental avenue and Yeoler| the wherewith j Jeatoon box robberies made to the Way, with some female companions. app'y Of PaRAeR | police department of late, and they He fold the police that they robbed Pi Jeome from all sections of the city him of $12, The boxes in this « is to be had for 20 where saloons containing b ex- leon are open, but there are nooks nd from the man of ~~ | ist, whether ained or not it is | and crannies in the place where rob atts, ty pickle, through hig by a man and w e almost impossible for the police to | beries could occur unnoticed. There and the sidedish of a oo ‘ get sufficient evidence to capture or |igan understanding between the fe NICOLAS ZOUE is.geatiy sate ne Getunce . convict those against whom euspi- male loiterers frequenting man ants per Bee mtify Young from | cion is directed. Chief D amey han |phaees and the harivadort; ont ate This boy, although but 14 years old, has 1 for } A of apples in town—good, drove to Fifth ave been doing everything he can tolentimes the proprietors the will endure ta Russian hist He is the ad \-cheeked ones—and they man bo a hat Istop this growing form of crime,| The girls work on percentage, and Pet v n the market for from $1 to $3 to Blee eet and 1 land cha’ at his inability to bring many times are paid a regular w t ‘ b 5 box. The naval oranges are way, where the pair mt into a the offenders to jus ary to fleece their helpless victims and Liao Yang y i ne to come in plentifally saloon and stayed a few minutes | As soon as one of th robber. | after plying them with round after wh ve a fornia and are se'ling at They came out and drove south lies has been reported police officers round of drinks, using their pers t He wa sued his and upward. again. Neither was under the in are sent to investigate, and invari tive feline ways to befog the liquor 5 t nt eR 1 r those who do not care to risk fluence of liquor. | bly they return empty handed. Bar-|somked faculties of the man they r occasion he entered t at t out ntricacies of the cook book, and After he crossed Canal street. on | tenders persistently prof child- | have in tow. If he is a man of fam king a careful and con map of ‘ Japanese for the relief of the June brides who West Broadway, he heard pistol | like gnorance of any “touches” | ily and well known in thie city the have not yet encountered the elabe shot. His ho plunged made in their places, and tell fairy | report never reaches the police. If orate exigencies of the home-manu- stopped him after he had gone al te of how they do everything | he be a workingmaen the police hear 2s pudding, there re- block and a half further, T they can to prevent crimes of this! of it, but it is hard to run the crime nned artic le, ready for fendant asked him to dr 9 | sort to earth, | steaming, {7 rying from 28 drug store. He did not look i | cents to'$2, and some of the loeah to see what happened. He b | dealers are carrying a home-made no quarreling. He saw the man LATE TELEGRAPH : r at can be easily palmed cuares Into the noe comer again 1 and indulgent husbands lailed to recognize the photo. be aa labor of an enterprisi The first witness this afternoon PROVIDENCET Mass | hor bat was William jr.. a truckman, | ly he and ; stuffing question is bel e fired TOM LAWSON’S LAST INSTALLMENT OF “FRENZIED FINANCE”| yoni hien aed | solved, the aesiors say, by Gena ¢ from th . point oyster, which, be Hy the HAS STIRRED UP A HORNE T'S NEST—LI “ : ee. a $6 NEST—LIBEL SUITS FILED lis . ao pepemdasaretlbreamechesscn dyes cr vere sat of taste for which the = WITNESS TO MYSTERIOUS) ter is noted and at the 09006-900-0644004040-460060 of the legislature, men who are anid |, LEXINGTON, Ky. & ay | SOCIALISTS GET WORSTED IN EVERY Fi TH time is to be had from lass ° @|to have been involved in the as mob wie & . mem & KILLING OF AUTOMOBILE | * i : GHT THEY MAKE IN without long shipment on fee. ® The charges of bel made in $ war aranda h the murderers De AupseUR. POUND THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR CONVENTION Jers report a big, rash a @ suits 4 against Thos. W.¢@| Lawson oe “ . ut the ply ss @ Lawson are the results of the ¢ ; seals ne the nig ; will be no scarcity @ statements he makes tn the @ utes (i - . ae (By Berivos News aas'n) | ; wa onsterneee, @ Decem installment of“Fren- 4 aa | | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov Th f the - yerries are on hand fn plen- : $ tied Finance,” "portions of # |wulte are fled sibs tatt PORTLAND tirat| CHICAGO, Nov. 22.—John Henne, |A sion ot Labor 3 % ul quantities and ready for thele which were published exclu @| action will en by the cit convictic " canes " by a te, put cia The re ine of t 8 DEPUTY MARSHAL AND SEV-!¢@ ly in yesterday's Star. Tt Slantamanive of taccmes prenlegers-cihte @ Yours farmer residing « oe Sas aaaik auhrre re hard roll from 10 to 12% cents per @ statements are the most d ‘ i hin etait Siiees Alco € femning the militia part « art ERAL NON-UNION MINERS), "aitments are the mont 3 | ald him in fighting the cases, should | Blazer was f srt] Kabont, c'xlms he was a witness of ‘ a a aaa 'e lh. Al! in all barring the high pries REPORTED KILLED @ yet r and dispate @/\sale charges ¢ at as k the mgsteri der of Withee t ngine of 4 t tr ndit of turkey, Seattle has | @ indicate that he will @| "Beyond the “oc ; ‘ an ; ea capitalists in the part const 5 Tt « dinner well in band, - @ ed in both civil and ¢ i biaaas coat ae the| JEFFER Mo. Nov. 22,| Bates, the chauffeur, in the « t { working apit 1 mmodating chicken, My Scripps News Ass'n.) @ libel suits by the whe {fice wd The supre ay affirmed | Hille last Friday night. He t th ated the Sw During th ns a bitter ented in not a few instances BENTON, I) ov. 22.—One hun- | This installment has pr . aad New |the de saw a man in the nyst ‘ t tack w Stone Yoga President | °Y br or two of wild duck dred shots were fired into Leiter’s|@ be the most sensat ne @ teen dedered ub: blade niph ‘and his , Over and fire the s leves | man with Gompers and J Mited After | brought down by local nimrods, will stockade at Zeigler early this morn-|@ Lawson hao yet writt Ed. | ¢4 ioe tance of the Leeeunee Rudolph, with Ge there were two m n the rear| Ones who of Jebate that ‘ tide this difficulty over. The chick- ing. Deputy Marshall Powell is re- | @ Slat cncmsleded: Samak in: seta Collins, was convicted of the mur- | Sat olution, said: | “Be the n | Venomous, t en, howev s not been so accom= ported killed and six non-union | eegeee a Dasmber 1. eo ae OF der of Detective Cha humaker.| Thia, together with the statement | Peabody, shall we say the all | the commit modating in another particular, a@ miners wounded. It is sald some of - and Fuller represent the Standard | woh tracked him for the robbery of | @ Chester whause, who heard | be no need of a « wealth ns have recently taken a Ia} them have died (By Beripps News Asa’n.y Ol! and insurance companies which |the Union, Mo., bank, several years|® Shot fired fifteen minutes later,| One of the m¢ nsational dis i to deliver the goods The sheriff has gone to Zeigler| BOSTON, Nov. 22.—The Post this|Lawson has attacked. | ago. : two miles from Henn's farm, leads 1s pumpkin ple at leas. with a posse of 75 men. Ten morning says: “Papers in a edit : * | the police to believe that two mur- | * cents per dozen serters from the Zeigler min t-\for $250,000 were served yesterday ders were committed ffidavits, which the court yusewives will be <n rived here today and reported that|on Thos. Lawson. The suit is Detectives have traced the man took oonaddebatie: ‘ n the scribed number of all the miners are anxious to leave. | brought in the interest of New York WILL SOON NAME answering the description of the veloped this - <i that tha ‘on to the ple laid down a ep |parties supposed to be acting for hunted “Dove” from the scene of fense will probably rely mainly on | C°kbook, and substituting @ gootly. AUGUST PETERSON fee Weandare Gol tedessate A SUCCESSOR ihe rurder to Joliet, and thence to establishing the statute of limita-| Sllowance of butter and cream ts The suit is the result of alleged Morris, where the hunt is being | tions, The jury was completed last |t"’. the creamery |B ria BADLY INJURE. disclosures made by Lawson in his| prosecuted today night thanks to the kind-faced cow, being chapters on “Frenzied Finance.” A meeting of the board of d-/ both reasonable and of excellent f: Lawson defies them, and wel-| rectors of the Charity Organization | quality at this season. As the result of a fall from the| comes the nuit. He says he will be| Fire in cciety Gill be held fa o few de CONSIDER MOORE'S he delicatessen shops are doing root of his fesidence, at 1825| able to expose some “unjailed « nim-| has Ag cena: pages ahah calaiine sted ra _ THEY ARE BUSY | big business and the na ae Twelfth avenue, late yesterday inals” before he gets through hr : x Aira oe Ms nant stands a show as well as the ternoon, August Peterson Mes in 8| The last installment of “Frenzied | Threatens Lives of Two ic | Secretary H, Wirt Steele PLAN . The city street and water t-|atfiuent flat-owner or the aristos a rensied | A meeting was held yesterday after @y Scripps News Ass'n.) CRS Wane Soper ' q It will be all semi-unconscious state at the Se-| Finance” stirred up a veritable hor-| Score t which the f 1 | cratic hill resident. | It wi attle General hospital, where be | nets’ nest in Boston and other part neg A wh gpa gaat merce lpnthy <o PORTLAND, Nov A. D,| ments were kept busy today repair- | one in the general Te Deum, even was taken this morning. Dr. Loe|of Massachusetts. It is atated that rs PN ao ace uae oe ter, Merwe Mekiad Marie ling 4 us it the turkey crop te short Saaiay was called in and at the time did|any number of damage sults wil be| a. a = mel a more Pp gg Po Traced gene Naat Mery Stas of the cen mae aan ec ee har table Tnetieue not think Peterson burt very badly. | fil {nat the nuthor of the (By Scripps Ne n "The . ing ® portion of the university) H. Wolgomot and D. W. Tarpley,| rains of the past days. The | bungry, for the charitable institu= ee ees tea taes| tide, ser te ccek of ich Orn ke By Seripps News Ass'n.) The friends of Mrs. Emma Mof- | grounds to the city as a site tor «| defendants in the first of the whols:| water department was obliged to re, | tous have seen to it that Doummmmy ‘ad deailere slong the enves Ot bele|eue by Mra George Towle, widow| MEW YORK, Nov. $8.~ttz por-|seeteated to sabe otoun's officially Jcity hall or of building the latter, sale land fraud ca MB appeared | pair toer Qitteredt maina Meoben by ds will be provided all com= house and, losing his balance, fell|of the Boston lawyer, whom Law-| sons, tr kore. Gincaclit space |eeRIainabor” Gameimecd’ ta” Penn GREET tas ie een nreannt7. | in the federal court this morning ides or settlir The | ers some distance to the asphalt pave-|son claims was H. M. Whitney's |; tr were |exclusively announced in yester-|will be discussed by the Green| United States District Attorney | street departme cape ———O j hitney’s | a fire which this morn-|day's Star, are circulating on her|Lake Improvement club Thursday | Job . | LONDON. Nov. 22.— The entire ment, striking on his head. His! purchasing agent in the corruption y destroyed ten behalf a petition among the bust \ night ee oeent cee Taerette | Joh Hall, opened for the prosecu sy relieving plugged sewers and | cooxt of England ts being swept by condition {s critical. He is the] of the Massachusetts legislature |house at 780 Fulte {, Brook-|ness men of the elty and manylenierging the municipal lighting Ju i anholes. A oc khead at 'S’onie today, Many wrecks have Aen Proprietor of the Snoqualmie barber] |The others who are threatening |lyn. ‘Thirty-four occupants of the names have already been signed to plant and constructing a jail and fi peddle a the 4 ghth avenue Way Was curred. A Norwegian schooner went shop, at -.J Pike street. }to bring sult aro former members’ tenement we eacue + oe ie eenaer a jail and fendante ne first cla * ed | undermined, ca a al hun- Sashore th of Berwick nent were rescued. the petition, city hall will also be considered over the Introduction of allegeddred dollars of da ashore ost ot an ee PL WeJt JINX Tl 7) Ry HOhiQnysy TMD TOT ko von wre com vo pers meen