The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1909, Page 1

ENT HOME If you are not a regular reader of e Star, telephone Main 1050 or Ind. 441 and have the paper delivered by carrier, HAVE IT THE NO, 307 | LOCAL OPTION BILL 1 DYING IN SENATE BAD MEN IN THE CITY JAIL Test This Morning Shows Wets Are in Control—Drys Willing To Concede _ Any Kind ofa wait But Are Repulsed OLYMPIA, Feb, 17.—Staff Cor) the tle vote. During the long ses Twapondence.—A crowd which pack-|*!0n, Falconer offered tn turn @ the senate pit to dome thin) *Mendments which would make Morning, expecting lively verbai| {itt class cities a unit, second class 4 erbal) cities, third class cities, and even Pyrotechnics in the consideration | went #d far as to concede towns but} of the focal option bills, was dis-| the wets would not stand for any Bppointed. Absolutely without de-| “™endment bate, 13 roll calls were had on Stil) at Bill. Motions to amend the Faulkner bill The bill had not been completely &nd each one resulted the same read when recess wae taken at} MAY BE THE MEN WHO hf to 21, atid the amendments were! noon until 2 o'clock | - defeated The present plan seems to be to KILLED HUGH At the beginning of the special) let this bill go to fin vot nd M’MAHON. Order, at 10 o'clock, the reports of the committees were received on keveral senate bills. President Roth then called Senator Graves Of Spokane to the chair and took| to come over with the wets, which ils place on the floor, after an-| will give the wets power to pass WoGncing that if there was any/ a bill satisfactory to them then defeat it by the tle vote, after which Rosenhaupt of Spokane and Fatiand of Pierce, who are now} voting with the drys, have agreed Had Murderous Weapons Handy When Put Under Arrest. @emonstrations from the galleries. It does not seem possthte they would be ordered clear the drys will be able to | Peesby Turned Gown. the carrying out of this ae see cau ats ig ‘The firet 61) taken up was Fal House Quit Work. | ene irawn revolvers In the hands coner's senate bill which is The house met at 10 o'clock and | of tives Barbee Kennedy t@entical with the McMaster bili,| Just started proceedings when |“ well knew the ¢ f the Which had previously passed the | Beach, of Mason, addressing the |? they were up against, and were house, Senator Prosby offered a chalr, said Roct nek Charlee Genie ware tore dotion that bis bill be substi 1am greatly oppressed this |; a vena ~ for the Falconer bill. The Presby! morning by the cares of state and Measure ix for prohibition in the | move we take a recess until 1:90 Sountry districts and local option; The house caught on, and with ip cities. This motion @®s defeated a laugh passed a motion unanimous By & Vote of 11 to 31. Then the! l¥ and made a football rush for Alot . b z Wong reading of the Falconer bill the ser chamber, where they/ "I the sult cuss in the Megan. From time to time Fal! were interested spectators during an enor: 8 revolv Gone, as a leader of the drys,| the session t horrible bludgeon ever bre Would offer an amendment to his Acting Governor Hay was also attle’s police station, a taper wn bill. A roll call would be had | present and occupied a seat on the | {me cylinder solid rub two and the amendment defeated lim beside Senator Graves ches er at the butt wrapped with a heavy sheet opamp med "a space of four inches back 2 he byutt-—a weapon which, accord Is YOUNG SPRIG OF BEAUTY ie Piatt as oemntties See nant, could Kili a man at a single |blow and leave ne mark upon his body NEW YORK, Feb, 17—By U. P—| Broadway likes to look on Elsie} evidently Find Pawn Ticke’ Though McMahon wa killed by a ho marks found on him. When search tlekets for di den, ne F — Maniy as an irrepressible child, | had been pawned for $10, and the Ei this way it sides with her other for $105, were found on Smith re = ¢ 7 who appears to be the leader of the Mother, who, heavily bediamonded and portly, usually sits in a box and | watches Elsie much like a mother tn | & parlor would watch the capers of | &@ particularly amusing kiddy, who ‘was furnishing fun to callers | Just now Elsie is making fun of pair. Pat Sullivan McMahon, Young. who wa 1. slummed | 4 Bthel Barrymore, who is appeating ne rere en oom ar ee St another theatre in “Lady Freder- | | y may } wels taken | tek.” Elsie, herself, in “The se and will attempt t a j Co-Ed,” takes times from the plot | tify them this afternoon, to be naughty to Miss Barrymore. | Ever since the murder of M eee ae me meree frtente | eas fend ch Pant tastes ence have said it was shocking, but that | detective force has been on the look didn't stop thousands from going to | ; see Elsie’s imitations. jout for anything that might lead to 4 chie, and when a few days ago, fol Elsie imitates Miss Barrymore to| lowing the attempted slugging and (elite. She caricatur& her queer, | bery of Eddie Rooach, the bal Giterent way of speaking; draws | adtise ot the Star tt cairo, it was| her breath through her lower teeth; | eke Janie cal lnuin ate Gatan ones’ onal kieks her long skirts out in front so wander about. the! streets all night, Detectives Kennedy and Mar on the |toon of the dignified, aristocratic whole, makes a highly amusing car. | Miss Barrymore. that she can walk, and, and sicep all day in- k tigated, with the result record: ' above. w » taken station the men © every evk | ‘ ate characters ewer questions pat wise than by vil } and} language curses, Smith espectally attempting. IN SUICIDE AT FRISCO GUILTY leven after he had been hande uffed. and brain an offi- Rone, who appears to be the! nger and subbrdinate, mid, how | to seize a weapo cer. NESS AS SUICIDE. —_——__ When friends of Mrs. George ~ Bowers, who resides at 5518 17th av WN, E., read an article in The Star that he “guessed it was a good we” that they had been arrested White being “muwged” under the Hertilion system, Smith, the leader, displayed a set Of arms and shoul ders that would put Dr. Rolier to ote me, and which were perfectly ca- SEATTLE STAR LE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1909. PRICE ONE CENT. THE STAR AIMS | To give you all the news as soon as it happens and in a way that will interest and you. instruct AS RENFRO SEES SPEAKER MEIGS “TUG EDITORS By Alfred T. Renfro. Time and care nave etched few lines on this boyish face. A clean, open face; big, wide-open eyes, clear and alert, looking for things. | A high forehead, good nose, plenty of chin, and a mouth which shows kind- ness and sympathy. One can hardly find a fault with the features. A profile of him would show a determined set to the jaw which the full face fails to show up. There is plenty of good nature there and a suggestion of mis- chief. If he was in the army he boat be the one who would volunteer to take an nt message through’the enemy's lines—and he would take it through and deliver it, too. A reckless, dare-devil stunt of this kind would be just to his liking, provided it was RIGHT, not dishonest. Altogether a clean, honest face, quick to do things, and do them now. There is one thing certain, he would not be in the Speaker's chair today if some of these qualities which | have mentibned were not pretty strongly devel- oped, and in evidence as well, THOUSANDS DIE IN N QUAKE ARRESTED IN 325% favo" WANTS BILL REVIVED TACOMA ARE KILLED. intelligent, humorous and sensitive. Active, INDICTED BY a JURY | | PULITZER AND SMITH MUST NOW FACE THE MUSIC. | “f True Bill Returned For the | Articles on Alleged | Panama Graft. MEANWHILE STREET) W2"'é 2nd. the. Ingianapolie rg farsa pa |. teak shane Gok tecphopee Gale ing in the purchase of the canal. , WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. U. P.—The grand jury of the District of Columbia this after noon returned indictments against the owners and respop- sible editors of the New York One indictment with five counts is directed against the New Yor! : ‘ World, naming Joseph Pulitzer, thi Committee Delays Action ner and editorinehief, Galep on More Equipment Van Hamm, the managing editor, jand F t H. Lyman. Report. Another indictment, with sevem counts, was returned against thé Indianapolis Ne naming Delavin The city council corporations | Smith, the editor-in-chief, and Chats committee yesterday decided to | R. Williams. The articles complad commend ordinance compel jed of referred to President R ng the tle Electric company |veit, former Seeretary of State Ro to put seventy additional cars in| Charles P, Taft, William Nek ervice—then decided to walt a) Cromwell and Douglas Robinso®, while brother-in-law of the president. The committee had before it | ‘The stories were published di the report of A.V. Bouiion, | ing the campaign last fall, and a superintendent of public utili ection they drew from Roosevel ties, reciting the fact that this | very vigorous reply in which number of additional cars were | denounced the statements as required to afford reasonable | terly untrue, and it was at his traffic. The councilmen realized | rect that the grand jury that the deductions and con- | OF ke up the case. clusions of Mr. Bouillon were The case unquestionably will incontrovertibie—but they con- | fought at every turn and it p cluded to wait until they could | bly will become an historte actlom, learn from General Manager | Potter whether his company had ordered any new equip- ment. What possible reason there | might have for this almost jtions committee was not made clear Always Ready With Promi The only reasonable conclusion|MAN STEALING A RIDE FALL§ was that the committee wanted FROM PERILOUS PERCH to hear what Mr ter had to} ON A TRAIN. say about it. It is safe to assume that the Seattle Electric company | sega always bas quipment ordered| While stealing a ride on the bling ahead, but this hi + afforded | baggage of Great Northern tals very much relief e thousands | No. 2, in-bound, early this mor of people who always have to stand | ing, Phillip Dechtelhof, of But while riding to and from work in| Mont., was in some way shaki the morning and evening. Whether | from his perch, and instantly erushe this routine “order ahead” will in-jed to death under the wheels, fluence the committee's final “al-| while the train was near Welling- most-but-not-quite” decision is|ton station. Letters found on ie largely conjecture. dead man give his address as 111 What special object can be ob-|E. Platinum st., Butte, Mont. The tained in delaying action until the | coroner is Investigating today Seattle Electric company manage. ment is conferred with is largely problematical | The Seattle Electric company has known of this report for some 0 MOTHER’S time, the council members are servants of the people, the people N want more cars, must have more cars, in fact Mr. Bouillon has |stated the exact number required, and, to make a long sentence short, jetlmen to simply order the Seattle} | STUBLEY AND ACCUSES | Hlectrie company to procure the HIM OF CRIME. additional cars within a reasonable time. Stee With the appearance at head Fi Councilman Armstrong open- t this morning of ©. J, Sixt Ar ‘Oy- g ope: quarters = . nn ghee pier sry pape ble of giving « man the “strong y Villages Are Destroy ly opposed the ordering of new | Carmody, of 115 Weller st., another * George Bowors. a civil engineer in GAN FRANCISCO BOODLER wel" 3. Young, who wes -dbiested te ed and Refugees Are i ecraic| wivpment: on the ground that |victim of Eddle Stubley, who was the Monadnock yuilding, they were CONVICTED BY A JURY that maoner at the tine of his rob-|T, T. ecuppen 18 18 BROUGHT Fleein jSAV@ GAS AND ELEC A re pint yee ety ares Se Sere © bewildered at the oc _ |bery, said this morning ¢ B- METERS SHOULD BE people of his ward will learn |the mails, was discovered. currence and HERE ON EMBEZZLEMENT @d-everything they could to keep | IN HALF HOUR, The man who garroted me at CHARGE INSPECTED. with surprise that Mr. Arm- It appears that Stubley had writ the news from Mrs. Bowers. |tacked me ike a tiger, and had an bi strong has become an expert ten to Carmody’s mother, in Ire " he like of ie ” eve a N. rernio ‘eb. » ¥ Her son, George Bowers, a hy-| SAN FRANCISCO, Feb.’ 17—By |fcir ‘tan fairs trong man moe] cn Siri aise viene were beats a4 Wthnat ‘tind benome of the aster in:| Gas temas Oe ee ee oe Got be oe @raiilic engineer, was employed in| U. P.—Ex-Supervisor M. W. Coffey | scif. but 1 could no more tree myneit|, Chateed with misappropriating b persone leat thelr Mve bill introduced in the qty| ay Sauipmens. gy Mele Pipes pang ets 5 the Monadnock building, but why | today was found guilty of accepting from that grip than if 1 had been | funds of the Northern Life Insurance in provin mber? |. Councilman McKinnon took the} very fll, and- would she enc xs he should commit suicide was aa bribe of $4,000 from the United | held in a vive. lcompany, of thie elty, T. T. Scudder tern Persia, accord of Publle Utilities | stand flat-footed that it was sim.|5 or 10-pound note at once. mystery to them. They lmmediate-| Railroads for his vote for an over. Will Look Them Over. was yesterday arrested by Deputy tg. * received here teday.}A. V. Bouillon is asking out it} ply up to the council to order the | this he Magnet hip name ae He .: Started an investigation which head trolley franchise. The jury Efforts will be ade (6 have pote a blor occurred on January land householders thr the company to put on the additional | mody, and gave the proper address, im jur Shortt? Zimmerman, at Tacoma, and | wing to delays by the pro-jecity have been wondering for some Unfortunately, all unknown te Fevealed § most singular coinc!-| was out half an hour, and became | Roesch and Young identify the .260 | Leo uent to Reattio lant night. Ho tw | tty os ah lea, ews of theltime where it fa lost. WEA ‘cuts neahien, Carspady weave Bie dences Saninens Bo We Gamer's Quen. on |S° ‘eis annaiiants, 28 also will A. Hi, | ST sea tn the county fall h'the capital until] It seems the bill, which provides : meg Se ccell ane, chat Ga ‘The dead man, although answer- the third ballot Taken ia Me ae, bor . meshdae aie records of | that the city shal And see on the saath Gay, Wine S0 e Hea in every detail the description; Coffey, who was formerly @ hack | Fellows temple, a few days ago. | piven bs te tate om nt garth rs he was well and had work, and Of Mrs. Howers’ son, was a tote! | driver, was elected supervisor un Nothing i# known of the past of Hs of Tacoma é : / ‘ Hae) Pde i fia a oe bal Ube oar a Ta Siranger to her. Her son's name | der Mayor Schmitz, He was on the |either man, but on the supposition | Scudder tw alleged to have cols € 5 as shall did na 2 »e, and she sent the fake fs the same, his profession is the | infamous boodling board, and was | that neither gave bin « name to|iectod sum@ amounting to $80 fr t ad wiper ined by th one bac a Same and he js employed in the/ granted immunity by the graft ‘he authorities, investigations are| policy holdérs of the Northern Lite, t 1 Eval cel be pet Are c paretions R Carmody identified Stubley as @ Some building as the dead man | prosecution in return for testimony |UN1" way to determine who they | and he is reported to have told Man- | peter fn ’ P t mained without repor MARA Who “ad. SOOUE! WES ae are T y « fast night that ager D. BH. Morgan, when asked con-} ne gO 7 vs wd } oY report | 115 Weller, and as the man who ‘Was. +; which might connect the officials |they had come fyether from Min-|cerning the money, to "go to the |f@ the Various department juest-/T the council since it was intro had t hi her. Zhe Star investigated the case|of the United Railroads with offer-|neapolia, and to Minneapolis from |decii = Pas cern 0 30 Vaal Gases gir ss 8 60 oro y for Mrs. Bowers, over the U. | ing bribes. |New York city, and had arrived in| Boudder, when arrested, stated porous? ef food, clothing and med-| Superintendent Bouillon to Heased wite to San Francisco) Coffey was placed on the stand |Seattle but a fow weeks ago. Rose|that he fully Intended to make a [fal supplies | & letter to t wad received the following reply in the trial of Tirey L. Ford, chief |##y* that be is an artist, while |settioment with the company. At the Heiemic Instruments showed that mee mending that act Pale ete hos keg D. ©. Feb. “The company where Suicide | counsel for the United Haliroads, [Smith poser ax a bartender, ffice of the company today it wan | the temblor was more violent than | at once on this measure | —One-half of the United Bowers was employed say | but refused to become mares maid the money was collec during |Meat ovcurring jn Sictly and Cala: | | States navy should be kept on has no relatives except in Eng: | a he carly part of last summer and} tria, in Southern Italy | the Pacific coast at all times, dog,” and gave such ‘omnabiatas ve id There is another George| testimony that he was forth “a that the pany could get no satie~ | Refugees are etili flocking to} in the opinion of the senate. An ers in the buliding.” indicted. ; af Pls & counts ot the ott oly mess oig ae oe k flo. ee ° San aaeees pod lent bi ore. ek aes Pnodl — f ' | Satchen ne quake covered an | was ight pro- + [tT tk * NAME em eM MHOFMOUS Area, Which Was sparsely viding that in the discretion of | SAYS IT WOULD BE FOLLY TO ran) |* * * | populated, but it is reported that the president one-half of the CHANGE CANAL TO SEA \* THE WEATHER. 4 * FAMOUS APACHE & | the gmatest loss of life was along navy shail be kept in Pacific LEVEL PLANS. MRS. LEMP INVOLVED |# | Occasional rain tonight and * CHIEF 1S DEAD. # | the ghore of the Persian gulf, where waters, so far as practicable, ail Thursday; colder tonight; * VER, Colo, F 17.— &| Mearlyfevery village in the province ° Bess ae gp pray pine erg WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.—By U. IN $12,000 FORGERY |* * brisk southwest winds. I Fim onyi e * By U P. —A Glspetch from * | Was engulfed nen Page authority to 99 divi le the fleet, |» President Rocecvelt. today Sale * EAU, Feb. 17—By U. P.—|#® Lawton, Okia., today says that sean 2. Main, of Moattio, was yes mitted to congress, in a special [4 ee eH my) Tho steamer Northwestern Geenale ronimo, the famous Apache # ny Te the mastine on advent oon fn en eee in | message, port ofa board of 8T, LOU 1s, ¥ Feb. 17— 17. | five survivors of the schooner Nug |® chief, died at Fort Sill this * wrlor judge of King county. Judge | ; engineers endorsing the present “ ain Was born on a farm near Aled " > ficials of three local cous hi | get, picked up near Lituya bay, who|# morning. Geronimo had been | Fern wae Bore on 8 farm pear Aledo . plan of construction of the Panama mee to discuss the ca a Bae foorel lore aragi- A lauds b Meds aigeene tu phe ta Mn chy ‘| law ni Monbiadhh wallane, Poenaire is HORSEWHIPPED canal Pponsibility for the cashing or clear | mene FOr ROREy 8 Wee ae ering and graduating Roosevelt said that it would be ° A party of six left this city last Oe university He came reusable -" 000 check or ' et: inexcusable folly to chang the = ale $12.0 m the Third letimmer prospecting. They re ' | Arte Bg . . e enldi WWetional bank, deposited by M.| ees and then a ted a po plan to a sea level canal. He said; © Dwight Fortner, a. real setae paee at Lituya until their pro r r of law at the| pay I am happy to port that the S degier, to bis, account in the | visions were exhausted bec ga apr atees. ple Be. att University of Washington SP. ARKS, Nev., Feb, 17.—By U.|accompanying document shows ff Louis Unior’ Trust company trom | s0nN BOZOVICH 18 FOUND | started ee Neng: yd | | ae : “hed E. M. Wees, assistant chief of|the clearest fashion that congress Which he obtained an $11,000 check GUILTY BY A JURY IN ‘ schooner o! ‘nl ged capacity, The} at wa ‘ . fin Sharks was publicly whipped in| was wise in the position it took ‘ which he cashed at the National SUPERION COUNT. party was caught in @ storm and 1oed wa He was employed: by front et the Sparks postoffice by }1u fact, the report not only deters Bank of Commerce | ‘epioniiacinaaiay oe wees en Poneto by the W doring compa N Tutt, in the presence of| mines definitely the type of canal, The bank officials are seeking to After Geliberating sin the Northwestern | ny nary not appear on bg a ppt that gathered and| but mak\: it evident that hereafter | is The lookout on the big vessel Is. At the Pr 1 h | | Jearn the whereabouts of Fortner ¥ 4 on, the ju * Bie Pape: of ‘amato, apane | er acone > iericenee, be eagerly watched every detail attacks on this type of canal—the lw n Bh r heard a woman geream, The sea r body of 8. f 8, Yamato, a Japan« | pital it was discovered that hid left Who 1# 2 son-in-law of A. H. Hand Hn Pasovich wae trie P ese employed in the yards of the - ye | The whipping affair ts said to be|lock type-—are in reality merely fy In the murder of Marshal | was extremely rough, and in ascend. | h shoulder was crushed and his skull Jan and a brother-in-law of Mrs. W Milter of Kent, brought ii ax a Ider Louis Jordan | Covington Lumber company, at C¢ injured He has not yet regained} |the culmination of strife between |attacks upon the policy of building J, Lemp, plaintiff in the Lemp ai of mansiaughter shortly |128 the rope ladder Louis Jordan) ington, this state, was found doad, nut it is thought that} “Warrants were ienued 3 issued yesterday in| the city and county officals of|any canal at al.” faves auit. Ho is believed to have ) o'clock thin morning jlost his hold and fell into the #ea'iying beside the tracks of the Colum: | he will recover Tacoma for the arrest of “Jo | Sharks, iis chicago last Sacorday | verdict of this character was |and was drowned, The engineer bia & Puget Sound raliroad — this| Bye A oO pe i Henry ©, Tulley, whose name ap-|itien, The. testimony. of Denaty tha sage Oh te thadae caleorans oo he land: Ml | ADMIT THAT THEY ing firm here, who took, kup,| TRAIN ROBBER-MURDERER. HIT BY FALLING wa kg! endorser, | Sheriff Matt Starwich 10 particl-| he J phoor ee! Ja fellow employe, over to Tacoma and nie x i “ a the check as its endorser, | Oates in the battic at. Bode eis | and severely injured. He remained |. .NO train crew has reported the fleeced him out of $550 on a fake | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Feb, 17 res that the signature is not nt to show that Bozovich was not | behind at the Sisters’ hospital here, | Killing of @ man at that point, and B |ewer contract, for whieh he put) By U, P.—Sherman W, Morr Bis, but a “perfect imile. * petal when Btarwic h| ‘The survivors of the Nugget are |‘"? Seroner thinks pat ae , nidene DROP LS AND Up th e money ae bond, opie kup save jalias Frank eroliffe, the train BRICK e enough to ace who was! ay have occurred ¢ last nigh ne te also @ Pesident of this ¢ Dut | » . or Colorado las’ x WILL TOUR THE WORLD. we" \Charles Byron, paptain; Dante! | ind that the man wan not boot ui Nith [his name does not appear In’ the | Sabber, left for Colorado last night WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 17 h | Wagner, John Finley, C. Lukan and lail, Investigation in under way CAUGHT SUCKERS directory pale? . oy ee i ee is on weehactindho nke are contemplating taking | hat Bosovieh could | Of Mrs. Lukan, OFFICE BOY KILLED. fonteibutions Atiil continue to come | iiiess he is granted a new trial, | Rainier valley, Lewls | & tri “nd th 1 5 4 guilty of shooting Mar-| ,.., ee : Frank, Lewis and Silvo Basso, the|in for the Italian earthquake relief airuck on the head wy talline Sellen ip around he “world shortly | shai TACOMA, Feb. 17.—By U, P. BAN VRANCISC( Feb. 17.—By | Greeks arrested on a charge of ob - | fund, the last remittance of $3 being | and removed to the soueral Ai the adjournment of congress BOIKE, Idaho, Feb. 37-cAl the 41 Deputy Sheriff Peter Stenso tas re-|U. P.—Karl Williamson, an. offic e| taining money under false pretense colved Monday from. the dat. | Butte Pool Rooms to Close. hospital with a fractured skull. Al Will probably take « steamer | P18. eho, Feb, Mohs the ¢ j | stored to Behuh Bros. of Kaowpsin, | boy, Was killed today in’ the Gabriel ay the dev ies known ag “bill-drop- | Metho piscopal chureh, which BUTTE, Feb. 17.—Two hours|® te hour he had not regained Francisco, visit Hawall and |eommittoe in. making an 0; & small steel strong box containing | Meyerfeld ‘building. Hix body wan) Bink. filed a plow of lmullty” (lls | Amor- . consclousness, and no details of the Philippine islands, then Ching] vestigation of charges of checks valued at $100 and other pa: [und “t the bottom of an slovator | Morning witin Promeeuting attor- | mpi | after the governor nines the aac accident could be learned. “There A 4 sentation and t, but it is not kno: } io much evidence was colle be] POEL room bi oday the sheriff] were no witnesses ie sores. returning by the way of Sentalion and extravagan pers of greut value stolen from the |fm fc) i it ie Bok kn Shy Mee [88 Axuinst them by city dotectivon | “Seat, | of this county notified Butte resorts | A" wnknown woman, passing by itol buliding. store Sunday night by safecrackers. | vator " Teer crey Seclied Corenite would be meet + to close. saw him lying on the ground ame telephoned pollce headquarters,