The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1908, Page 1

j Jewelry and Mo Money From Apartment House, “Break Into Madison Street Fruit Store and “Commit Many Other Crimes. times were not as numerous as on te the police depart ~ ding the “pink cuffed eaday evening from below Yesler ws ho Langerloft Madinon respectable portions ¢ #t. reported that hte and was thangs and thieves * ered through three broken panes oy st glass, which were shattered by . thieves, and $10 In cash taken r Pere arte Mabel Hrewbaker, a guest at the of the ci © Raleigh hotel, 1408 Fourth av. told robvery in the bus at someane entered the two bote f the hotel through * away with silver fox fur Carp, of 2097 Ninth av his baggage check to a nd friend. The friend went © National 2on, Kot the bag mateting of an ollskin coat t end Dienket, and disap had ransacked alr oe the first and third yy ey Miss peared ch and fod A. ©. Wilsin, 415 1éth av. N.. says = A Sales Kimb mall a leather arip, containing ten Gaale, Mrs. Wood $1.50, simple dottles of whisky, a bath #4, Miss Shedack a towel and two mercantile reference Mrs. 8. G. MePhe books, Were stolen from him at the one of which was Union depot last night B.S Vawter, $03 Yeeler way, was continued again mulcted out of $26 on « bogus check fi in various parts of the yesterday by & man giving his name melte the extra precautions a» G J. RB formerty ta the hotel Mice, although last night's business at Cashmere, Wash. Han Attempts to Rob Maple Valley in Seattle. & desperate ha. Sith the bartender of eee a nets an | pled with the robber and ‘they fought all over the place for sev | lh glberageiars era! minutes, during the strugsie was cap | "mashing out the frout doer and hie “s, vrenking up several of the win vena glinag FO — * Quinnan was aroased by the dis turbance and arrived on the scene just as the robber made off in the darkness. He fired one shot at the retreating form, but the bullet did not find its mark. Dixon lost his coat, hat and mask in the fight and papers found in his coat gave his sam and room mamber at the Alaska Commercial hotel in this city. As quickly as possible the sty sheriffs were placed on the j keeping the room view for two hours Isat night atid when con officers surrendered thout making any trouble 1 only did tt for fan, he sald during an interview. “I hope won't learn of it m ie known to have worked money, the bartender, whose name! Section—Leave Tenderloin for More Quarters. Bee erisade of Mayor v1 c n those gentry giving the eity| department Male inhabira the While the the future police orders have 3 d of | 16 & movement 0 haunts tn the lower ond ft tow: t th extent that the eid | ¥ ards the residence ce report t 82 rooms, formerly | Pm” Whieh they are t ipied by em, have Ort to escape the o | ae" ; bis mor M department “ t yet re in any 06 ‘ leaving 7 Within three 4 t appear merely to have moved Of the order piacin ortions of the city, wh ban, & smal hope escape police 4 tables ns mingling other ments in the the large ymir May. and Broad « t t he police of them are toor', ; . aot. -<meaead ‘ o| wa le yesterday, when Dan : Sr 8 was taken into custody on udio Pompella FAs 0 \ a5 one his wife. He r agrancy charge 6 teatime f the be diffientt t him under the offense elected Oe Within 10 minutes aftac |, Peame toayor we : ; IEVES AND BURGLARS ACTIVE DAY AND NIGHT eeeeaenbaaedenct BANK CLEARINGS. Clearings today eet eee eee ete eee PBR tb acai BoB Rd = “If the socialists or any other p sone desire to hold street meetings on the streets, thelr constitutional Mayor Miller this morning. the socialists sons or classes of persons will be permitted to violate the law “It arrests are made for as of offenses the persons arrested will be allowed to give ball in ile of belng held eal | jail to await trial by the courte. While I have not looked into the or any other TENDER PUTS ARMED SSPERADO TO FLIGHT | tor some time pant an = fireman on | shovel exgaged on the Chit |engo, Milwaukee & Bt. Paul exten sion. He has been in the com of another man whom the believe was implicated iadivectiy | jin the attempted held-ap, bet wee seems to have made hte cecape. According to Dixon's story today, he walked 12 miles through the for ent from Maple Valley to Renton, | coming to the city om @ street car he threw the gun Waving oo Tuesday night hand. On the pretext thet he had | | which he carried Into the river. J-to | to get back of the bar to reach the | | He says that COV. GUILD DYING om es There was little change today the condition of Gov. Guild, two Weeks iu expected | to terminate fatally at any hoor. The attendants physicians announced that suffering from a complication . including grip and rhew | is not known here. suddenly grap caused any physicians discu that the distinguished patient was | nearer death than they had ARRESTED FOR A SLAP. court yesterday that a company of Turkish p was the result o : ; DRIVING THEM | INTO: JPTOWN APARTMENTS DEATH OF MAG. TILL. “Pink Cuff” Gentry Into Respectable “dure Johanna Ti, wit RACE WAR PROBABLE district haw « s d them to scatter from their) (By United Press.) * New York within aby et eer ee Bar ee oe NONCOMMITTAL ABOUT SOCIALIST MEETIN —_—— ——— jordiaances regulating the use of | ] THE SEATTLE STAR TTI Ww ANNA GOULD ARRIVES (By United Pre NEW YORK March Mme Anna Gould, former the Countess de Caatellane, arrived here today with her three children for a visit with her family, expected to last everal months, Her name appear ed on the ARON Ke tas Mre Miller Prinee de Sagan, avowed 1 in uitor for her band, tx exp + BLACK JACK GAME LEADS TO TROUBLE k Venech was fined $10 in police court yesterday for striking n who bad | money in a blackjack game on Firet ay the streets ae & place of public a sembly, | am prepared to say tha nobody will be disturbed by the po lice department unless the laws or ordinances are violated. I de not} know what it te the socialists now | propose to do, or how far they/ propose to go in thetr announced moctings, and until | do know I will not be able to say whether they will be permitted te do ft This interview op the part of} the mayor was brought out by the! fact that F. J. Hrown, attorney for! the militant or “Titus” socialiete,| thie morning wrote him « letter! tn which he stated that the social iets will undertake to bold « mass meeting on Pike place t Sum day night, and asked that those takin port 3 cord: ¢ protection 1 pi. y notified the mayor of! our tntention in order that the po i Hee department might be informed | ished the othe lregarding the matter,” sald Mr Brown, “We that we are | meetings. pre [no law or ordinance, and do FELONY whose | is | Priseument of from one of | Years lp the state penitentiary and | CHARGE has classed as undes!rables. Investigations made by the au thorttices have developed the fact ~ that some of these men are actually | marrie? to the women on whose) | thie as @ felony, punishable by im) Today the prosecuting attorney «| office filed a complaint under this | statute against D. A. Pompelia, who | is umder arrest. He married his wife in Spokane, and has been itv.) jing off her earnings since February 20 of this year LABOR UNIONS IN POLITICS (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, March 19.—Just | thy yw active @ part union labor will | take in the coming presidential elec tion will depen on the attitude con: grees assumes toward the proJabor bills now betng drafted by the na ention of anion labor rep 4 in session here. tiona Re ntatives of Hearst's In dependence league are very active he in an effort to line union} abor up with that organtzation. President Gompers stated today that the conference would conclude “NO LENIENCY IN POLICE COURT There will be no more suspend sentences for this class of of. fenders This declaration w Judge Gordon inp terd. on Attorne Hawkins ask ed th charged with vagrancy e by chance to get out of town on a sus pended sentence The evidence proved that Landis had been loafing at th restrict-| ed district, posing at times as a bartender d that his earnings f came m questionable ne kins asked that ht ‘ be 4 reasonable time to get out of the elty He may have 30 minutes, and if he is not gone by that time, he goes ¢ hain gang for 6 day 6 court THURSDAY, MARCH GRANOMA HUBMAN, h¢ meeting be ac | (Seattic Star's Exclusive Service.) © GREAT-GRANDMA HOLDEN. have afl along held | 16 pears ‘old ntitied to hold street) At the Linden home ded that we violat® ist) the b-| Josephine Y | ing to disturb the good peace 004 | great grandson ix the finest 8 order of the city AMMA LINDEN. grandmother ster that ever rosy cheeked of, the night yelled in the Stella Hutman, has only one fa it to find ing cated Erandmothe she loves the than she did her OD first-born The doors of the state peniter | fog you : tary may open for some of the! Mrs. Holden was married at pink cuff gentry whom Mayor Miter | ue Hubman at risk the hoodoo to marry 1 couldn't lana go them one better ‘The greac«ar She is round faced. There are only the «reat-arandmother trundling the b Gad full of life earnings they live, and there ie &) ¢afremenecromme |section of the law which defines; a to ten} HAYTI HAS BEEN ASKED TO MAKE APOLOGIES, President Alexts and ‘if quick ae of «@ | night of every etlar agent on the ix bean explaine complied with the entir present admit jee to canse W RRANT OUT FOR MINAL LIBEL Hees brauding RICHARDSON TO BE PROSECUTED. John Manosis » Shannon ha ployment com tendered Me rade rt you} ‘DOG LICENSES ARE : DUE AGAIN | John Landis, a burly negro given ¢ wiven a} between the ONE CENT THE WE ATHE®—FAIR TONIGHT ANO FRIDAY; LIGHT FROGT TONIGHT. TARTS PROSECUTION TO BREAK UP MILK COM VANDERVEER CHARGES CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY HOW'D YOU LIKE TO BE CALLED GRANDMA AT 31 NE Files Information in Superior ‘Court Accusing Eight Members of Milk Exchange With Conspiring te Raise the Price of Milk and Prevent Competition. Informatior a & « ‘ er until the fact was of th i Exchange wt ‘ he Star that the mem- : we had agreed uperior « f he raise of prices Chief Deputy F ey | ha ’ fastened up- andervee ¢ The acc « ‘ 4 ncreement has embers of the orm & part t was upon f The me nished the t {fice t The tb ’ t « n wa * he I “ee ned the exchange The et ation Dairymen Witnesses. th conspl A. Z.1 n, ss iedeameonl ae ¢ of the — Rex) cha n in t formation sete le asked to Lumberg, of dai C.| he ad ane Johnson, Queen ( OA: wy Burnam, Ne estern da F. D. r a au Talborg, Independent da and the |} report- lowbrook D: wgehnce page * erm ra of the exchange “0g ge Sey hag ges a Sheriff A. L. Wilt, for- arose ines ; ay ¢ driver for the sey Dairy, jail » t of the evidence which or both A “ ented At the me of Evidence Is Strong nis of ent by the y Dairy ndant evidence 1 een 7 was f with cured by Mr. Vande the om of t xchange. oe “milk t” not Th ectings prior to the general © price dot. 1 were 1 in the ce on October 1, I « pired I K vered WI t C that a mi € tru i laid the evidence se < m him before Mr. Vander- herson sold mitk v Late Wilt was appointed at 10 cents } 1, this part of a de heriff in order to secure |the conspt was never carried dence fficient to obtain con- j out vic s on a conspiracy charge. The evidence shows that the milk For ov two months Wilt has trust has «y matica held up the , ton (he case and has secured ' of t extorting their an a fance of evidence. ‘oni rich and poor alike, re Vanderveer Confident. rdiess of h that k is a prosecution fs brought un- pec gi Ife a the mmmon jaw under the nfant population of the . ge f conspiracy commonly sid Mr, Vanderveer today. quart has been sold at 10 ce he offense charged is a misde- tne quart and at the rate of 1 meanor and punishable as such, I © per quart when sold by the abundant evidence of the con- pint to small consume In this a t hand and have little extortion, A. Z. Erickson, president ‘ ~ obtaining a conviction of the milk exchange, has been @ Wig ‘ can be brought to wading spirit trie Vhen that will be, 1 cannot Exposed by The Star uy, as the courts are congested.” ee tee end eperation’ et}. th ution is the first to the milk trust under (he name of grow of the campaign against the Milk Exchange was fully ex. criminal combines to control the plolted by The Star last fall, fol- ne®esstties of life instituted by The lowing & general raise of 2 cents Star some months ago. Evidenco per quart in the price of milk which of a simflar natare was secured became effective Oct. 1. Patrons egainst the Seattle Retail Grocers’ of the members of the exchange, | as on but @ proposed prosecu- prior to the raise, recetved the dropped upon the pledge flowing printed notice of ussociation to stop ctices Effective Oct. 1, 1907, the price |¥ © violations of common milk wi © advanced to 10 Ia ou criminal combinations cents per quart he advance ‘ tle and other » 1 necessary to t ease foliow the prosecution of ¢ { feed i € 8 omb unless the con- ake ning and restore tr © is practically no anti- k at the old ation in this state H ne w Me r he necessities of . erve them. Th w, can be attacked ea “ wn to the ABE HUMMEL !S RELEASED FROM BLACKWELL (By United Press. NEW YORK Mareh ’ Al ial € Yo t t w f s fre " ubornatio of “ in he fa Hummel was met at the pri door bt i c « a hustled awa but did not go direct of photograph ] porters were waiting im It is lieved t h a in retirement f a few Hum l only began hi igon term aft he had exha Ny ment While tn prt q nt repo ae doi madian een natin ABE HUMMEL. pardon him, Aft mina P Se ‘s by his own physicia ‘ er efased the pardon t night tre, Although reported d af L wn as the late of hi free ee w ' he proached Now € i comparative 1 hea For mime ed DIED AT HOSPITAL unsel in ¢ a1 , dal He w em y cessful, and it 1 ing disbarred 1 as « ul ter 1 ly 1 d rt procuring pe Proc i In U old * I ne