The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1907, Page 1

‘pink noon edition will be continued, and will contain all of the latest sporting and general news up to the hour of going to press, [ pead The Star's pink a: id green editions during the summer of 1907 and you will know everything worth knowing in the world of sport. a sentence r SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNBSDAY, APRIL 17, 1907. BUTTE TEAM:ARRIVES READY TO!PLAY BALL Russ Hall's Butte team, whieh { Northwest league season i Seattle That Dares to Print the News ATEN TO IMPEACH ERIFF LOU C. SMITH we will going C= am not wit @he flax saying and that ne the 1 am not THE SEATTLE STAR WEATHER FORECAST—FAIR TONIGHT; THURSBAY FAIR AND WARMER; LIGHT WEST WINDS. VOL. 9 oO NO. 44 ,SAYS JEALOUSY . for the Green! Something new in Seattle, The Star's great baseball extra, appearing next Saturday evening and continuing throughout the season, will be printed on light green paper, a color pleasing and restful to the eye. PAY ONLY NE CENT DEMAND YOUR CHANGE 25 CENTS PER MONTH, _ CAUSED SHOOTING va ahanae wRaeeeeaaae | he with Dugdale’s men Satur | te°tel you what we will do to Be Society armen Over Revelations of * jday, arrived in the elty thie moro-| ati in this opening series, Just) " W Pr *. BANK CLEARINGS. @ | ing, and te quartered at the Seattle | wane nnd see.” sald the maanate/ *® *# # ee ee eee ee ee ae . - *w{hotel. Russ himself, so heavy that | (hin mornt I do net know who} * PRINCE OF WALES Wi od Outrages to Women isoners in County |}... 1: gs.carenaty ike ta baeee Gn “imaiaie tke Beet Mies te MUN ta the Deenes 1 OF WALES WILL Eéna Courtney, Who Shot Miss Traynor, Says 'Mis- ® April iT, 1906 $2.0 16.86 @]} ond,” led the buneh to dionér thie!) Maybe I will apring Garvin on you * * wyers to Investigate and Take Action) = [noon snd ‘nelly tarvied Of tov | sighs “boss's ‘il the rods] (Serippe Toingrach Garvin) ¢| 65S Accused Her of Improper Relations With (eee ere e eee eee eee ting hea } tb \* pert i eatin, or is year LOND Apr re * : Proposes a Remedy for Conditions. |& announces that the Prine ore] GUests at Boarding House, Because Servant SEATTLE’S NEW THIEF- 3 ekeiescee ao” aaa Sa coentesin cle hte inocne HIE -CHASER: , +! Received More Attentions Than Employer. Biases me ens A lawweeeehannenesnl ene | se tha Twe f the ’ | | ‘ wid 4 Cha | Wty In connec are law have } ; of the jal! « by the society @ | the exent cnse, They are to pa upon the evide obtained and ad g beat night . whiet i idition, the lawyers ate to in tha Ld ® ar’ he devotion at the jall in} B county Jo t ghts of aaer A request 4 to h been ma by the society f | th ation meet the lawyers | / nda AL: Ratnier-Grand hotel Friday j had DB and fis t and recetve instructions ‘ ty Jail anc Resolutions enduvalag the Stand! (Scripps Telegraph Service.) ate true t Woman's club im favor of the} CONSTANTINOPLE, April 17 High employmeat of womap dante? Au earthquake was felt here and in fe the mecting jail were passed at a masa] the suburbs at 4:30 this morning “ ting of women held at the reet-| The shock was very severe and was of Mra. & Deasier | felt the strongest in the upper Bos " > wt. venterd P 1 | porus ttory . was 8 «attend For. five seconds this afternoon | » weet ‘whe bad been otis @ shock was felt at Askabad in the| he the revelations ix The Star Russian transCaspian territory fr all were indignant ove the " | EDNA COURTNEY, MISS R. E. TRAYNOR, if the charg atment of members of thelr sex | MADRID, April 17.-—The province . . tod |of Murcia: was shaken by severe] Who shot her mistress. The victim. t ae of om hquakes today, and the i cinerea Improvement Proposed. of Totana and Lorea were greatly| Cliiming that she was ins Hed | Courtney girl became very angry 4) Sheriff Smith yesterday gave his damaged and imposed upon by Miss R. E.| 40d swore at Miss Traynor.” the | « snswer to the request for / Traynor, and that the latter was] Defends Miss Traynor. ei hei « dante at the jail by | eaious of the sutions veld bs L.. G. Raymond, another boarder, Sand the camditions o! . r " the county board an ee |who was present the shooting, Cummings, Mra Cath / $3.06 be added to - th geen Sofie who | neme_Was any trouble hetw ‘Chasen EL t “a tes ener j ney etty young tic, WhO/iwo women. “There wa web t ehair-| hous 5 ttatran and | ‘ hot and pe a week or so ago, when the Court oo vygers ee ron | ‘ t r, today girl got to going out ever fe idern bn per-| The be anendn Fall wt af the trouble bt with ome ten, and | oir ‘of that offiets! : an the jail with ‘ - : wae = 4 Miss Traynor give her ad- oar at ~ additio county ja She lays th vise not to be out late. A fi ender — ddition | . muble to Mies Traynor’s ged | tine ea Cou Bos Bw AE aphi. | Jealousy ot her, because Van Ne vrazy with wrath and used profage (Berippe "Telegraph Service.) her Pvad attentions, Miss Court The idea that Miss Traynor ‘ P PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April gf ES Mr. Van Neon | *ROU4 be Jealous of the girl's ate om JUMP esi . formerly of Trondjen : Sivery hows afte to the newber of] 0.) > sonra win Mine Teayenr. (ee evan Meme OF Shy ae iOAcH N cartier in the day. - | wives of James Williams, eo big He } ° peer wit - ine ° gato man, 1 think is preposterous, for B CAR APPR: The couple started to take in the lamiet, whose career the police are} 07 "24 previously boarded witht} never saw Miss Traynor on the GARR AND city, but got marooned on the ; | inventigating _— Rs iy woe i come ©] streets with anyone, nor have I ever ARESCUE. tle with a car speeding their 4 The authorities say Williame| *°T* for her. Miss Traynor alway*| seen her visiting with men here 3 way. Seizing bie wife, Auseuth 7 = oom married women from New York to| RDPeores vw 8 md of him ond/at the house. I know the Courtney ’ esl and Mra Bernt | 20"eed over the edge. Hearing ART DEALER AROUSES THE iseinent he puts « ple SERRA EAHA RH ee eH! Ban Francisco. Women he married | {5° crn clas ale was near.) girl has had all the money she wat tempo | ee ae aero IRE OF ¥. W. C. A. BY Dig.) *tdOw which Is objeetionabie to * @ [have reported their circumstance ractvam gente and, im fact, che bea spent e sank into the deep, the motor PLAYING PICTUR A o. It ix claimed that he w @ Battor The , @{aiready. The names and addresses '*P* ‘ age ong even ing ney very extravagantly. I die ¥ elo Tews man stopped bis car ES DECLAR- |. reasonable length of time ® The Mare ¥. W.G.% U. #/ of 18 other victims are being ob | iON T aid the th with | overheard the girl abuse her bene- ‘when they plans Asaiated by Sergeant Major Joe ED OBJECTIONABLE BY THE he ascorta in va 4 conciw @@f this city has been studying @ | tained by the officers. Williams a a ee los om Sup | tactress many times. Miss Traynor tol waters of Lake Union a Be: wed regiment, W. N. G WOMEN, @ays thet the amoctation knows of @ihe subject of “dupes and @| tas nothing to say. According to!) afternoon | went walking With | nas tried to make a woman out of ho volunteered his services at the the pletur fly the time the tre) @idape wt th bh to « re he was a regular baman {the girl, who did not appreciate gm Gove by 2 Orees eiiesieniillt ot *,” and they wish to ex & apense of wot feet, the car crew 4 Y. W.C. A. bas beon stirred (a ‘ matrimonial bureau Lectured the Girt. the fact At the time of the A merry War has bees aolan « na nm oth press their good opinion of a ® car. vecned © ‘ ng them eee é going sto the point of making another for} @yewepaper that will not print @ | This aroused lousy in Miss | Shooting I did not hear any words fame Gown from Clay selves very wet while doing xo. The} ™ »l young women of (he nia! protest, the pleture is removed. | @ra@vertizements of patent med. #/ aynor and Sunday evening she|from either, When the first shot and married Mes, Kilen water war not deep Y. W. C. A. and the proprietors of| ‘The proprictora of the Crescent | @jetnen s| took me to task about going out | Was fired I ram from my room to “ail ee the Crescent Paint company, whose Paint company, when seen thix|@ Yours truly with men, and told me I shouldn't|*¢¢ where the trouble was, and place of 70 TI y moudeg, réfueed to be shocked by\@ SMAURYES L. CURREY go out im the evening aftor I had|then heard another shot. Them » Dastnste at 100 Thine es) Oe oe t Miss Traynor stumbled tmto the sastte ¢ we vay the charges made againet them, | # Secretary mm owt all afternoon en “ — opp ihe ¥ As bUIdiNg \Phey also dented Dalting the| te She also told me that I was, ball, followed by the Courtney girl, The paint concern pe acomit i y WoCA eee eee ee eee > wicked and immodest, and accuse i Ser’ band.” the smoking revolver ia ness in little pletures The pictures were fot in any (Berk Tel. me of things of whieh I was never} ber band } ipo Telegraph Service.) | © hi never | aud some of them are alleged to way immoral,” ond of the proprie- | WASHING sony D. C., Aprit 17 guilty. It drove me nearly frantic pres 28 be of the variety that Anthony | tors said this morning. “Paintings +a r «| Then on Tuesday, when we had a Cometock famor At frat ’ | Before the interstate ommerce | | Commies mente Cane Mest | of atmita charac may ts eon ¢ jomintanton resumes ite investiga By oe and she _ na works © f ot lat mest ony ¢ ert-.ctaren @ r ed to toe the same way, I went the mn of = Harriman 99 ag : women ithe city. We ¢ Jesire to ineur quisition and contro!|®®4 got the revolver from my pally the i! will of the ¥. WC. A. and Harriman Hines, the commis |'Taok, and when she refused to = - and the pictu at the present tlme there are t »| a counsel Gai testy for give me mone go home hot} At & o'clock this morning a man windows It te che ag when | pletures in our windows to whie | apelling Harr man te & he | believed to be V. Carlson, a laborer, the art dealer wants a bit of! any objection can be made } ions. The decision is expect Forgives Girl for Shooting > cane oo bo re 9 pepe i pi wy Ba nage nay on 7 a self through the head he mag pase council went on record as favoring) gy yom inlgnce | Mise Traynor was resting easily | was discovered shortly afterwards i the closing of the resort which} climax tn the tailors’ strike at Providence hospital toda She! upon the sandspit, near the Stand- IVELY Sa 9 hot it fe only fight thet Thaw han always been classed os the, WULprobadly be reached toda efused to make a statement of any| ard Oil works. The coroner hast- next trial i IC i : ides wre making some concessions y forgiven the girl who shot/ Carlson had bored a hole ove AB RELEASING Pitty aaw Jer So ENSE | Mitte MAS NOT Rasicnen. | the meeting this afternoon at aaa will probably not prose abt * wiih a’ oe over the nUy got no satisfaction. Jerome | Michael's shop in the New Ye cute her. Miss Traynor's friends | wh found, bh as lying saye tf the gue of the court of ‘ Tot al a fGailding, both are somewhat ob i lenou the story told by Edna biood ote beach, still erchian Service.) oral sean wish to walve its BALLARD, April 17.—t'pen mo- pps Telegrap vice @inate and a complete disruption Courtney as ridiculous the weapon. Judging from the po April 17.—Jerome ations and try the pending homi-| tion of George F 1, the Ballard | | A reago es AD & Would not be surprising J. W. Norris boarder at Miss! sition of the body Car stood hid es bie country | Cite Cases, he might expedite the} council inst night dered George pid S sate tn fons, DO coal oat commnitiee framed a propo y wan peaked today pay nor's place, said this morning | ap when he pulled the trigger, be- | Thaw tase, otherwise he could see} Langan, proprietor of the Monte Sd not retiss pe Sireswety jt t are being consid: | 5 xe f ng of Miss Traynor] cause he was sprawled out with his ‘Be aernoon, — sbat !\ no hope for a Thaw trial In the near| Carlo saloon, to appear & the Of the New York Central today, Heleyed it is understood that the | ieged pers juries ‘ y was uncalled for.| hat en found , aotibe yt Jon Mey 5 ‘ at off when found ioe Satoase on > fara council] next Tuesday and show | ¥#* reelecte mut may retire later wopare of tallor shops are willing | Je wr k 4 for $ t 1M Traynor Carlson was about 45 years of Positive Countess Ya th and Mrs. Wil-| cause why his license should not ito make some allowances ¢ tore ries s w k nd words of advice , feet 9 inches in height and Rt Bear of such a thing liam Thaw s n hour with the| be revoked Witt PRON Toles, denial twork, but say an 18 in aime 1 . i. 1 know the built. He wore a light ad Mitbeases of the | prisoner toda Last Thursday nigh crease will nover be qranted nie k he ined to f ' hat, a gray coat and vest, ¥ Thaw inear Evelyn Thaw visited Thaw thie] 14 years ol u t tive fa fa neat) dark gra i . ha vis 4 ye | ® asks 000 far @ face a nea ark ay pants and lace shoes, PMY Howl Tio in favor of ning. Going to the Tombs, hun-| ing house over (Seripps Telegraph Servi | Gold Beer on Sunday sriem whe; he enya, cous? lways receiving] Upon his underwear was the name, * oops murder | dre of kodak fienda and photo-| gan was arrested an WASHINUTON, D. C., Apr 1 2M Davis, a Third-av 4 crack the aide k | inv fons to go the theater and] V. Ce on, which is all the police dla I believe a keoping a disord Owing | Taking of testimony In the Binger) pease #eoper, ple ' y Olfve at. on March 20 and er places. I know that Miss/have as identification. He wore a to the fact that the een wore) Hermann case will be finished io |aeer Gordon t to selling ned ju Helle r last Sunday adv white shirt and collar, He had | not to be found, the was 4 fa The pleas of both sides wil ‘ae Bunday * wy ’ himeelf as gu ] t go to the the after| grey eyes, brown hair, tinged with missed, I night er, the! take « 1 days " been ou afternoon. The! and a lgbt mustache. * . ate ——~ = =f tet — ae r ence Bh the Fepubl ey at ie, eto the t spend the Sabbath wil. | PRESIDENT DECLARES FIGHT MUST BE MADE BY THE PEO- cis le wrens tongues fn the arr t satel eo vo go PLE—GREAT CONGPIRACY STILL ALIVE—READY TO SPEND | used advinedty 1 wit Be MH @ charge «1 « be t y t f | $20,000,000 TO RUIN ROOSEVELT POLICIES—PART OF PLOT | @dwe that It correctly reflect m4 — ’ D lered th t nerved | 18 TO KEEP NATIONAL DELEGATES UNINSTRUCTED— suc. | mre ® . os wright Wile a¢ " | Brepident ~ nape J ie on erove wa CESS OF CONGPIRACY BLOW AT EXISTENCE OF REPUBLIC, [Priel te wavl _ocgeeeed te r sae dhe dainee | Says T.R | ewening ’ v charg . ‘ + off (Copyright, 1907, by Newspaper Enterprise Association.) |i te United at ve h . marey. 1 sid mean th s-6M { a week | BY GILSON GARDNER itis, ob ~~ | (Seattle Stare Exclusive Service.) ity. ' . WASHINGTON, D. C., April 12—Rumors and alleged authoritative | fymring th tt ’ statements to the contrary notwithstanding, | am in # position to state | erent f officially that President Roosevelt will under no cireumstances consent | *¢ States he bid ‘4 to the use ef his name for another term in the White House, not even |g ey ina to defeat the alleged h men's conspiracy” and preserve the Roose- | wig : ’ f | velt poticies from ruin at the hands of a Republican president who | Mark Hi | major would fail to pursue them . ! THIS INFORMATION MAY BE TAKEN AS OFFICIAL AND | i®aly ald, contrit | FINAL be 4 ; : P ' | 1T COMES DIRECTLY FROM PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ke | The game of choosing @ president is up to the people, The Harri | wate , n-Rockefeller interests are well known to be playing this g v, | Reeve hoose to sit in and take a hand is BNW lose down tor 2, : ee ody ¥ 86 Pager sow , " fo the fa t I t Ww tal ratlr WHAT TEDDY SAW IN TH