The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1907, Page 9

RORS IGNORANT, SAYS CHIEF has never been anything else, He hae been in trouble half a dow times, but has been lucky In get ting the witnesses out of the way The police are in no way prejudie ‘ed against a prisoner. ly «ive thelr testimony as have it to give “it any juror says that a police . be shows his| chirped tn Lawyer Edwin J. Brow no better than In nine cases out | rectors. STEIN DECLARES! JURYMEN WHO WON'T BE. IMPOSSIBLE FOR DEPARTMENT TO ENFORCE of Police Wappenstein| man ts prejud gecasion today to say some) concerning the an ignorant ass. the evidence po) lawye: m of the jury in the j— | Mee. They dig up the clews and/ upon a special fudge to hear mF a} of Clyde Brownfield, charged r The jury fatied tto upon a verdict, and when) was questioned, he said at & juror, as & rule, does not the testimony given by a ‘chief sald today bas always deen a thie OWEN HAS TO BE SHOWN *=.: BEFORE HE’LL VOTE W. Bowen, late president | “sufficiency,” of the bonds of sa- loon men, The charter has BO #UCR tng car was backin g. he tel restrictive clause but simply S478 and bie bedy wae cut tn two. that the mayor shall approve the py passes the council with Bis) honds It gives the mayor all nec- eesary time in which to do this, The council now says be has to) and prescribe! ao it tn ten days, / The license committer saye that t they are seeking ts to against the mayor's reckless use of this privilege accorded by the char- ter. They want to place the mat- that ter in euch shape that after the ten is the mayor © days are up, the saloon man may! Pureued by nurees, attendants an. ‘suffictency” of sa- ask the court for a mandamus to| automobile and a crowd of citizens p compel the mayor to pass on the * Rg mocaag! se | “sufficiency” of the bond. This ts e er thought the only nigger, they say, that is/ night shirt, led a wild chase of efx leave to the discretion of to be found in the woodpile. It has been left to also want to pass upon the moral ot character of the esloon men. of Seattle since the) The ordinance has been referred | sessed of the idea that his home Was framed about 15 to the corporation council for an opinion as to the legality“of the ‘This was done at) of councilman Bowen rout out the evidence, Now If «) evidence and jurer le not going to stock in thia testimony, possible to convict & man whole thing ts absurd, The trow) ble is that some men have enough sense to keep out of the) » way of a street car.” } DAVE B eity counet!, will have to be) before the new liquor Hoense | ich seeks to hold | mayor for him that the city charter, did not think necessary, for Mr. Bowen would bave_ does not like the bonds within ten days. They | diocks up and = judgment the mayor) proposed law the the request BAKERY TRUST FORMING © G@ Crombie, of the Beattie Car! Manufacturing Co, Weert Seattion, whe ts at the Sew * wt still & very sic ‘Telegraph Service.) ‘& great cargo of supplies mrickes said land shy at the worde “lee trust” homson, president of the Centen- ‘hey « Mill, today admitted buying | wo bakeries, but tempting to force up the price of bread. NOT CAUGHT | 4 shows that he hed the mainiand | T. Wright Robinson 24, a Seattle attorney associated with Hastings was | 4ropped the money in their flight. " '. waiting trial charge of obtaining money Dretenses, was sudden: jail yesterday and | drowned tn the surf at Long Beach, Cal, Monday afternoon has sued the city of| cently went to California on the for $16,000 for personal fm-| Commerc fecsived by reason of a dm) excursion and was visiting rela M plank walk on Landers Ree Thirteenth and Fourteeath| the day before he ex start on hie return trip ly | @ Stedman. the county hospital. club's business men's tyes and friends. He met death to Seattle. | ha. ARE UNDECIDED, loca! tron moulders’ union | | His bedy has not been recovered. | | Macon. Mo, ts the home of his father. Robinson had heen tn Soattia | & mest about « year and was connected A. and the Cres Pacific Coast Foon Association this eveping,| cent ciub to walk out Wed: | bh the ¥. M.C During the last legisia- ture he was secretary of the judi lelal and other committees bility of a big strike! tomorrow appears to be! May 1 ts the date set lore voted to inaug: | slong the North @ Walk out on a trike. Managers of ali local foun they @ Walkout will oceur or they say that they wil! Feduce the hours, and if an is made to do so, they SHIPS CANNOT UNLOAD. (Serippe Telearaph Service.) SUPERIOR, Wis. Pacific! Forty ships woiting a ch den with coal are unprecedented receipts for the last 24 hours have been 150,000 toon BACKS DOWN. (Seripps Telegraph Ser PERLIN Apr the | statement in the Reichstag today by Bundred men are affected Salt Water Cure isthe place to be cured of cludes af i Ask Dies-Hurto: would not discuss the disarmament Thies probably pre sion of that sub 3\ Salt © gl. applause shows Bank will be vigorously suppo iF PF WANTED MALE MINE OWNERS ORGANIZE, 3 (Star Special Servic FAIRBANKS, Alaska cs. : BASE BALL SHOES $2.50 and $3.50. THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1907. : “TIGER FAT” DOCTOR SPECIAL JUDGE FOR MINING SUIT. A delegation of about 70 stock: holders and creditors of the Fi delity Milling and Mining company, interested in the case against Hen- rietta Rinerson and Henry Rt son, promoters for 1,700,000 shares of stock, was present tn Judge Al- bertson's = court thie morning. “How long will this case tak asked Judge Albertson, “One week, your honor,” said Ned Rony, at- torney for the Rinersons, think it will be nearer a month,” tnter- | Posed Attorney A. A, Booth, repre- senting one board of directors “Nearer six weeks, your honor,” The “tiger fat” doctor is again in trouble, As yet the live which he uses in his advertising | goi not been arrested, but may be) 4 nm the near future, Dr. H. D, My-/ him, ers, of the Bast India Medical com: | threw him out of h ie the man who sella “tiger the same time beat Mye to see about it. waly: with @ brother, | badly, Hillberg. Hillberg says thet he has lice station, where he was released another board of carried $40 aud more to the office on $50 bail, A warrant has been of Myers on Occidental av, Judge Albertson ordered all the | 5* Went to the office to see about sauit and battery, to get together and agree ae o representin, repert to him | Arthur MeCabe, « switehman who | as been working for the Great Counctimen Hurd, Murphy, Crich- phone at the jast minute and sat Merthern r two week*, ton and Revelle, all members of the Out part of the meeting. un ev m j health and sanitation committee to whom along with the license com- mittee was submitted the Keene nored. Conway, who fs on both commit: *e man, 2¢ years old, and | rear end of car ¢ that committee, Scie aren tat the od to discuss bill. It ie Delleved tt was arranged b Twenty minutes to 2 o'clock.| the jicense committee to rush. the Crichton, the chairman, was called | Keene bill through if possibie in up by phone and asked to call & this manner, but the developments meeting of his committee, He sald sprung by the druggist’s own at- | he could not do it In the short time. | torney upset all previous calcula- Revello was called up over the tion, and the bill was tabled Tenn oeae SERN ES SRR RM NE ce NEGOTIATION (GEN. MARTHUR KEPT Susy, | | Genere! Arthur McArthur, who | left arm we remains ‘worth's morgue were A RAMPAGE jcame here to welcome General ED | Kuroki, t# himself being kept busy | eteing ot Harvard ay., a delirious patient | of the Minor hoepttal, dressed in «| ‘The longshoremen have broken | tnd ind today off negotiations over their demand | the sound. | for a wage increase from the ship | Tomorrow General MacArthur | owners and stevedores, Frank | %8¢ bis party will be entertained | Seana duipping, pl a BB, ro | ‘tg, luncheom at the Golf club, and cetved a communication from the | *me other form of entertaloment union thls morning Intimating that|!™ the afternooon. They will be that thoroughfare at | about 6:30 last evening, O. Was- } fon, the fleeing patient, was pos- | Was “Just around the corer,” and that he would go there for his clothes, Dr. H. A. Shaw, with his Sutomobiie, captured the man, and with assistance got him beck to the hospital. Today he was taken tn ebarge by relatives. LABOR’S HOLIDAY TOMORROW. (BSeripps Telegraph Service) : CHICAGO, April %—An inter. | national labor day will be celebrat-| | ference merce and the Asiatic society. power to continue the conf oe | with the association and that the) Kuroki is expected to new wage scale as propounded | &rrive in Seattle Thursday and April 17, would pot be demanded | * the Ratater club. May 15.' The shipping men will| Will be banqueted Thursday night meet tomorrow afternoon [0 gig MAY HAVE | consider the ne wphase of the sit | STABBED DEAD MAN. uation mone VicTine OF MENENGrTIS,| The case of Ruth Jackson | charged with murder tn the escond ed tomorrow in every large conter ‘There were two more deaths from degree for stabbing her husband, of population in the world. [spinal meningitis yesterday Otte) is om tris! today. The testimony Meetings and parades will be held | Hallstrom died oo Holgate lof Coroner F. M. Carroll and Dr Five weather permitting. | of iiiness, Leroy Crosman ie dead | Cummings were the only features adie big mass meetings will be| 4: the Wayside hospital. Me wae| Of importance this morning Dr wae 22 Carroll, on cross examinationn ad- ere, |1t but « short time Me j jute yeare olf | mitted that there is « possibility ICE GOES UP court waeriat oF sr, iS Shins” ait "sie from aleéboliam at the : time the knife wound was infileted ‘yy some mysterte: ° ina, ait of the big > onoeeaten fe Heattio have agreed to increase t (wer Present price of toe by twenty per|_ ORT TOWNSEND, April 20. starting tomorrow. The ice | Pi¥¢ Witneuses will testify for the [fencerne deny acting concertediy, | defense in the trial of Lieutenant) ferview) jary tomorrow RUSSIAN TROUBLES TiDED. 8ST. PETERSBURG, Aprii 30. — Millar today at Fort Flagler, and/ qhe lower house today t or mbine.” but strange to say | they are Captain Ruggles, Lieutem | government's recrultl ‘oe ae ihe same action.| ant Offmere Hope, Master Pilot A.| averting for the present reat: beginntin, The Co. and the Beatile les te bane oct | M. Sewall, Contractor EB. Hail) nounced the Increase of rat and Wharfinger D. M. Fish. At aay o* ©! least three of the witnesses for the | j prosecution will be recalled by the! a } [defense to introduce affirmative, (Serteps Telemraph Service.) | evidence aa to the condition of the| PENDLETON, Ore. April 30.~ Bease Thomas, « colored woman wharves at the time the apprepria: | John P. McManus, editor of the 25 years old, living at 1590 Firth tion was requested by Lieutenant Pilot Rock Record, was acquitted av, and H. J. Heary, whose home Millard. The court-martial met ia-| this morning by a jury of the is at North Bend, in this county,| formally yesterday and decided to| charge of murdering Bob Eetes, have been removed to the pest house | begin the hearing of the defense to | whom he shot with the smalipox. day at 1:20 o'clock HELD UP AND RObBED. PARKER SUCCEEDS KING. | ened isectution of the pariiamen: MURDER, = MORE SMALLPOX. ALASKA MURDER TRIAL. —— j | (Star Special Service.) W. F Daniels, of 718 Maynard, The appointment and oath of of | y v Al » Apri _ ay, Was attacked by two men in an| fice of Hugh Parker as sanitary lenge a re trial bane alley near Jackson #t. between Sixth | inapector wae filed today. The! day for the murder of Norman and Seventh ave. last night and de ick action of the board yester Smith, at Tanakee last fail. He prived of a watch and $10 in money y in naming a man when Terry The thieves had no guns and ae King resigned saved @ very dell soon aa they despoiled Daniels they | cate situation, for, notwithstanding | started dway on the run. Patroiman | the vacaaecy bad existed but a few {McClurg and Ryan afterwards | hours, there yas already a sharp |found the $10. The thieves had/seramble for the place entered « plea of self-defense. BOX PARTY TO M’ARTHUR, The Chamber of Commerce wil! give a bex party at the Grand Opera honse this eventing tn honor ot Gen. MeArthur, which will be attended by a party of twelve. RE-ELECTED. | ON THE FRONT Telegraph Servier) Meet eae IS UNDER ARREST is Dill, Hillberg felt that he was Meard | getting the worst of it and was “doctor” could not agree with but, according to Hillberg, office and at up bie face | Hillberg was bleeding free his wares from the curb. ly when Detective Kennedy saw There is no disease he can not cure. him. Kennedy arrested the “doo One of his latest vietims ts Sam | tor” and had him taken to the po- Today sworn out charging Myers with a» UR COUNCILMEN WERE | SNUBBED BY COMMITTEE 1 Murphy and Hurd were totally tg- | daughter. teen, wan asked by the license com-| daughter. ¥ MeCabe wae work! ' comm wi eo muc engine 422 hy counell, were snubbed yesterday | a2. thank you to the chairman of | the forts | | 37 | Hel \at Tenth av, 8. and Holgate Puget | 7 & automobile ride in the morn: | ‘it would not give any committee sueete of the Chamber of Com-| | charges are the results of feuds. | TWO-CENT-FARE BILL The case will probably go to the) afternoon. | The committee of the senate has) | decided to report favorably on the (BAKERS WARNED To Keer 9 C ENSED TO “WED ARREST 87 John Richardson and John Kyan got into a dispute in the south end last night and tried to settle their difficulties in a fint fight. Sergeant Powers and Patrolman Helms saw it and placed the men under REET FIGHTERS Carlson, 46, both of seattle. Richard M. Anthony, 31, and Iva Bush 26, both of Seattle. Emi! Peterson, 36 and Ida Nil son 43, both of Ballard Julius Pederson 23, and Juanita Carlson, 29, both of Seattle. Robert W. Grover, 24 and Gert- rude Carter, 22, both of Seattle. Herman Mobr, 48, and Mag leona Brenfleld 36 both of Sen Wm. T. Fulton and Hermine ter legal age, both of Beattie, TWO MEN AND A DOG, Inspector E. C. Beott of the Se attle Blectric Co. has a bulldog which was responsible for Scott and K. A. Born coming to blows. The trouble happened at Latona and \the dog, it is alleged, was gulity ees of conduet not pleasing to Born BIRTH RECORD. |Constable Shannon was called into re the case and the dog will have to Births were registered today as “4 |appear in the police court, follows apraneparatnceeae | CHARLES GORDON GASS Cook-—At 1802% Nineteenth av. April 29, to wife of Caroll Coo! wo! | 0, |. Charles Gordon Gass who has farakoff—At 1027 Jackson st, been missing from Victoria since April 26, to wife of Harry Saka-| April 18 i» being looked for by the roff, a son. | police because his parents are MePherson—-At 2216 Eighth av., | anxious to hear of Ifim. The father April 28, to wife of Wm. McPher-|1s here taking # personal hand in ton, a daughter. the search. He thinks his boy came Kilian—At 2306 Sixth av., April | to Beattle. eo ee a aA 108 COMPANIONS GUILTY. (Heripps Telegraph Service.) KANGAS CITY, Mo., April 30. ~~ The circuit court today found guilty four of the largest ice companies’ officials tried on chargers of co Judd—-At 211 Smith Lane, April 28, to wife of Wm. H. Judd, o DEATH RECORD. bins —_ ing to regulate the output and Deaths were registered today a8 | prices. Officials of tour other com follown: panies were held not gulity. Wise sete WW, Vie, 0 April) =—«_ ,UTOIST ARRESTED. 27, at 2347 Fifty-first ay. N. EB. Solrabbo—John Solrabbo, 33, / April 29, at Providence hospital. Crosman—LeRoy H. Crosman, April A Wayside Emer whelbert Mary Seibert, 39, April . at Providence tal. KB. R. Potter was arrested today | upon the complaint of B. C. Ham- blen for driving his automobile faster than the law allows. It is alleged that Potter tried out the speed of his machine on First av. between Pike and University sts. JAY GOULD WINS THIRD. (herippe Telegraph Servier.) LONDON, April 40.—Jay Gould, son of Goorge Gould, already the | American tennis champion, today *} won the third round of the con- test for the English championship by defeating Page in three straight sets, two being love. Gould is picked to defeat Pen nell, but the committee may choose Miles, last year's champion, to de- . | Bentley—-Mark Harry Bentley, fond the title in the final RELEASEO—REARRESTED. — (herteps Telemraph Services.) LEXINGTON, Ky. April hospital. j "Grebg—thehe Krohn, 41, April) it Lock—Fing Lock, 66, April 26, at 40, ARISTO 18 A WINNER The Public Should require of @ Trust faititul f ~@® Wilitam Britton, charged with the | murder of Jim Cockrill and once) convicted, then at the second trial the Voy yer . Was admitted | to edit te 7 to an indictment for the Breathitt | county murder, Dr. Cox, who Is) siso supposed to be a victim of the Hargis brothers. All of the! crimes which are a basis for these | Company pany fulfils these require. mente and inviies your ust and de poeit accounta Northern Bank & Trust Company TEMPORARY LOCATION ne PIKE STREET TO GO IN ILLINOIS | (Sertppe ‘Tetearaph Service) SPRINGFIELD, It, April 30.— two-cent-fare bill ROM SPOKANE | ry of the Be ae attle Maker's! union, received « te! DIRECTORS. <1) 4 @ Price, Frank T. # 1). 2. Startia, Wm Wf 1\2 EB Chbbers A lL. Pipe which all (Wen f Perkina Cart M. Jonaneon. away from that city be ne |) the trouble there is not) ) ty known, but it ts believed strike is brewing CASE POSTPONED. conangen j An agreement was filed in the) © United BStatee cireuit court | leane Ti. Moure MROKERS. ovisions, Stocks, Bonds IVATE WI today | $ between the Russo-Chinese Rank of | $ * . Port Arthur, China, and the Nation. | Bea’ a) Mark of © whereby the recovery of $9 former inatitution & See eereceresoesere * wainst the int | ° 1 16 An iustrated booklet containt: the views of leaders of public op! Sple:did Showing 7 BOX JACKETS jon on the subject Letters from the moat eminent and progressive people of this state, Sent free or application. Arthur A. Wright, 41° Queen Anne av., Seattle, Wash. *** | NEW YORK, April 10.—Corey and Vessels under contract to load |, | all the retiring officers of the Unit-| at the recently burned Port Blake led States corporation were reelect-| ley Lumber Mills, will load at the ed today. | Dananar Lamber Co. ‘. Tacoma =< ms company will do the sawing. | GATES @ CO. oF The fmt ot OLVE. | The firet of these vessels will be! jthe Oscar Hl, «@ Norwegian (Serippe Telearaph Service.) steamer } elaliy announced here today it | Californian, is in port and will load the firm of Charles G. Gates &/ tor Honolulu Co. has dissolved and wil! quit! business Jane 1 The offices will be taken over by allied firms and! the business continued by some 10 partners. | cleared morning. She passengers The steamer Umatilla for ‘Frisco this carried a full list of and a bumper cargo. The Japanese liner Tango Maru cleared this morning for the Ori lent. Among her cargo was a nom ber of American cattle for Japan BARONESS MURDER TRIAL (Sertpps Telegraph Service.) | } 4 | CHICAGO, April 0.—It is offt-| he American-Hawailan steamer | | | | M. F. Downs and Kia R. Downs, ownors of the Downs block, on Ser ond av. and Otle BH. Alien, have b sued in the jor court fo 716.18, by of Helena, based Monta n pr uy ' have been given by Downs, « NEW YORK, April %0.—The Lota from $350 to $1,000 each p pegs egy og I age raadend Helene | court this afternoon ordered the n offer of $300,000 for the Downs pe ras o | trial of Baroness De M to ae 7 block wa made leet week. proceed. The fury Inspected the Second Ave FOR REFORM IN LAWMAKING. | premises of Simons, the shirt waist factory, so all the jurors could acquire the same knowledge || as Attorney Guernsey secured on his own behalf. The defense wi! A referendum and initiative! movement has been started among the State Granges and the State purchaser blocks west Federation of Labor. A convention | probably be opened tomorrow, and || to promote these laws, for “law-|the prosecution i* expecting to making by the people,” will be! complete tonight held in Bellingham May §& an April 20.—At the next PANAMA The Best Yet CASCADE VIEW ADDITION To Seattle The cheapest and best of its class in Seattle Very close in, being only 12 minutes’ ride from Magnificent view of the city, lake and mountains Perfect title and certified abstract free to each Take Rainier Ave. car to York Station and go two Terms We have just re ceived some ex- tremely pretty Box Jackets in a variety of fash- fonable mixtures. The cut and fit are very nobby. Speciatly priced at $10.00 Cash Credit. PACIFIC OUTFITTING (0. 422 Pike Si. or | ' : " "| of the American congress || The m and orna |fRPwttt ‘So. nebed te buy the Iste|| Cash and 140 Each 3 Months, 6 Per Cent 1 galva | The Natatorium at Alki Point| Of Pines outright | EER PS the market for the me | has recently been put in fine shape | THE ONE RIGHT WAY See We carry In stock 3 styles in and is now ready for summer busi-/to have entire satisfaction with || See your broker or il helght of 30 40 and 46 inches ness. Arrangements may be made/ the clothes you wear is to have see your o | Call or write for catalogue and with . the L cgeg Catering Co-| them made right in the start prices for private dances and parties to! Thiy you naturally expect will be M | tt e tt A thon ( : be given in the hall. Light re-| the case, but many times you have tual Rea y a. ayes-Anthony 0. | freshments or full course dinners) peen disappointed. This time go PACIFIC WIRE & PLATING will be ety Pad gre Forse to Daniel Fuhrman, the tallor, 101¢ Pioneer Bldg | WORKS. Inc. either at | Point or in Seattle a : Phone Wert 22 ove yo get ve Ga ae 2238 Firet Ave. ARISTO 15 IN THE CITY. ***) » will be right, too, | OE air st Panera iii Se, | Phones: Main 1042; Ind. L-2238