The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1909, Page 1

TWELVE PAGES. LET THE STAR FOLLOW YOU address, toll the let Tel carrier The Star Main 1080 If you « or ‘The Star $2.50 a yee = WILL FORCE A VOTE ON SLOT-METER ORDINAN Is” “CONSIDERED AT MEETING THIS AFTERNOON We Excuse Left for Not Putting Death Traps Out of Business telephone t the city follow you; Ind, 441, CE NEW-FOUND DAUGHTER OF “LUCKY” BALDWIN, IGNORED, FIGHTS AND WINS A deterr jade by cory favo ons the « Bot ras She only to th HE will op Mg the measure f Minority is Determined. rn pose recommend: | ASSES. The itt nority inclw nd Wee » to becom: gee any insist th further Bix went to the ox Monday night ft of the enti puld the majorit members dex any further it mbeors na: OAKLAND, Cal, Apri! 22.—With ® peace dove hovering over all other members of the family of E. J Lacky) Baldwin, after sever ays of war and rumors of wa: lowing the ding of the w the famous turfman, Mre 4 Robinson Baldwin Hoy this city, whos relationship daughter was not revealed unti f of the Baldwin will she not er announced Raldwin letter w of San itten by w estab letter “ther . mar and that two years of Rosella Baldwin © cow ed will ‘able tmainort to the coming council m aad if possibile force a vote STARTS THINGS (iy United Prewe) April 2. Exceding!y with the conditions he at Mewsina early in the King Victor has been stir &p the officials in charge of ment work there so more has been ac @ince April 6 than dur 0 entire preceding period ber 28, when the c rt destroyed | n Was a decided Mutter in| 7 } ieee scxrucere inset | He Hates to Do It, But if Readers Jest Insist He of visiting the scene of tbe 1 Will Assume the Title of Matrimonial Editor and go to Matchmaking — — — — — — — — 1 rled to Baldw after the birt her mother dle Baldwin left the b tate to his two last: marriage diately announ contest the will soon reached to p but In this settlement claims were It was then that Mrs pared to Gent The other heirs r 4 immediately if Stra, Be: og should remain firm tn | her purpose there was 4 strong probability that the estate would be t tn court for years There was another fami! ference. This time Mra Belt not ignored Now she has rolled sleeves and the sensational war in ty questioned, but Mre. Selby had no the courts which appeared tnevit trouble in esta able a few days ago has ia the daughter of Baldwin and javerted, for the time at le Ro of ae 8 f his ee lec! +f her tnter A settle t Mre ed that bequea! share of t her Intention until ahe got what she bell rightfully hers, and won blow had been struck in the, to itigat Selb tate fight | to be | fore ao courts Mra. Selby be: not consid Baldwin that ia the wife of 4 candy manufacturer. oung Woman of exceptional and beauty. The fact that Baldwin had a third daughter liv came as a complete surprise to hia immediate family, whea disclosed that he had left Mra, Selby $50,000 of hin $25,00¢ 080 estate The relationship was immediate » Oak She ts ing e con was } down her} whe this month, and strong Were nmiade to dissuade! pking and queen insisted on the entire city alone, on | wih the refugees and on But fully for themselves | that had been done and|**4 ®* the Me G for the ominsion of the | profess to be game things that had not es You will remember Lm: ; I" & good word for them ! Well, do you wappome vue | A Hal), vice ot the F 1 harne De you follow me? jot te her tale Maving seen the prompt jmade to the ‘Kiderty Women [used your paper as & happy me Star) dium in finding a husband, I have jerly | wondered if I might not Interest put} eone, (Hwains, please ptpe.) List to This. “Believing the old adage that praise is half stander, 1 wilt bore your readery with a let of my many (7) attractions and p ments—te this be all euftt clent when I state, In the ianguage of popular melody, that, being} Jonesome and alone T want « T kn And it aid. was coming having been tag Eater, reply who trimonial ! that The ei and a” * ‘welt | not | } the | aceom For when f this morning the jaca} room with a presi 4 m Nation: ar bank eone to call me Dearie | Ma jand King on of our fair city would stand waft very long? only wit so far in Huh, I guess not And they didn't Parzhurs: , accused reached the office bose Bame Inte the of embezz!i @ funds an ale n Elderiies Have No Cha ee It's all off with t ngle es Into few Bas been yesterday to the fir « of the 04 to the arrangements m Mockholders for reimbu the bank Morning he was put throu i" ie exXamination withe Someone I can 1 might add by tion that I belong maligned cinss order but un ed ‘rich. then « here Kaltor | fase naider unon munications, This fs hearts is no pipe, a careful MATRIMONIAT an way of explana to that ot ‘young wid fortunately not the hat the former In the 1% 950,000 has tria anal fode ot oon been t sixteens the bre b | ort t much th class I grew p there | over in Southeast | to call And you swains The Matrt baolutely re us the stand « yw ternecn eatur who wants someone H hort Ae mon roust @ arte. " her name, and any y with perfectly Gensenbio and a walary of #uffictent | be n line for dou- ement 1 moet r EDITOR ; cakes ie vw at TEDDY 18 OFF FOR THE JUNGLES ompted b ands faet that th to the papers , although the short ered Jul all probabilit % the jory (iy Cnlted Press.) DU, British Bast ca, Colonel Roose and iding on ® #pecial train en to Natrobi, arrived here thia ruing from Mombasea » INTERNATIONAL DEBATE WILL BE HELD TONIGHT & magnificent reception American missiona par tieipated in the monstration After partaking of the breakfast the hunting pa sumed the journe In the dir of the junglos . glver The Af jen here the case wi the first of 1 RO ASSAULTED AND HE MAY DIE ae ectior STUDENTS | be Delta tendered Theta a fr moker aternit CANADIAN LAW HERE TO TALK ABOUT BANKING. at the house J MAN LOSES LIFE By United Prove.) NEW YORK Apr Villa neglected to pay furnished room to Mra and when he re et Hoboken last The bullet ling him wind Phi Victoria ot 23.—Antone rent for his Mary Pastri, ined home in night she shot penetrated his inet ed und struck Mre. giter, who whe d, The child will meet him drunk: BOUBL > ety how, med a w The poiic. m wa anothe and wa & detache L& boot hin: hing i is atil D FOR CON T EMPT " tor Stterning imp : Atchie Gea ty t Gradva BY hin wire Mw Pay the $10 H¥e monte, SEATTLE MAN MAY BE A SUICIDE (By Untied TALLAHABI An unknown let wound In hi er in his ha house on¢ Main th b elected are ot ide April with The Fla man, he Moc “Ww Jobn bite @ bul rding hens ad and found dead outhwest of slip of paper maker Seattle, found in truction tem of band t the place mile jagt might. A Louls Ha written on it pocket of This inter idea is a dietinet in novation and, at the Univer " wity, it is expected to arouse much| ‘The name of Louis Haymaker| interest among local lawyers, does not appear in the city direct- Alter the debate the vii Kors will ory, can jaw hoc vas uh det ntebepe " his as di time rh | Thirty LAST EDITION TWELVE PAGES. ARE YOU GOING 10 MOVE? Don't the « new The address or tele de give 1 1080 « Gtar will be SMALL BOY PLACES BA CORCORAN RESISTS — 1S ils SWEETS HE WORKS A CLEVER) GAME ON KENT GROCER He Is Sent to the Mercer Island School for One Year cakes Fred of} 1 By wanted cand eat non ood things to 11-year-old ewell, of Ke amounting t Ke he fox weeks before was awiodie | ¢ f thie of his litte ad ft sland, his fathe® aud the «re the rewt,) the ot the Superior Judge Frater thf Mere y $60 op the bil as told by roprietor of the Bigga| where the goods} young Newell bruary with | have been « stating would get certain ine It later developed} that was a forgery and was wr the youth emg | | Shows Much Forethought | ding to the stor Groce r were irchased > him on FP ried te e Mra Ye a « of goods the » ttten hk a socks order to make the bille appear young Newell would purchase ribbons, vegetables and oth-| such as are com used a housebold articles were thrown away boy made a clean breast of the al before Judge Frater, With each ould get & pound of candy, and cheese, off set vapicion by purchase of wear nd even atic! er articles tn oe "held the father wal proprietor pro | througs | sense the grocery # portionately responsible ac rdinary & of ¢ common VICTOR CONDE I$. CAUGHT vnde, who is aceused of 1080 pounds of brass » diamond rings and two! at Oriliia several days arrested by Patrolman | at Sixth ay, 8 ning } Conde was arrested as a deserter) from the United states navy. He admitted to Mayou that he left the navy while the Atlantic fleet was in Ejliott Bay Conde will be held at the ety jail, pending an arrangement be } tween the civil and military aw me BULGARIA Is RECOGNIZED (Ry Onived Pree. DON, April 23.--Engiand to- day formally recognized the imde- pendence of Bulgaria, which seceded from Turkey leat fall, following the annexation of Bosnia and Herzogo- vina by Hungary and Austria, revolvers ago, was uu In & aaloon #t. this n Lo ‘HARD TIME SECURING JURY FOR HAINS (my € FLUSHING. ited Pres.) L. 1, April veniramen were x pian the with. neven 4 tgday in the trial of ¢ Hains, charged w af Willem EB. Annie a juror amine Peter ¢ th nurder out securing ‘ALLEGED KIDNAPER BEFORE GRAND JURY (My United Press) MERCER, Pa, April 23.—Mra, Boyle, accused of being implicated | in the kidnaping of Bille Whitla, was taken before the grand fury this afternoon a# a witness against her husband, held on a similar charge. On the plea that she might) incriminate herself, ‘the Womaeh was not compelled to. tewthfy | against Be The trial of the Be on kidnaping ebargge will not be intl] next week SUICIDES WHILE MOTHER WAITS: (ity United Press.) ANGELES, Cal., Apri! aged Mre. H. W, sop. city, has waited the Farmers and Mer hoping to hear some missing son, who had| there. | the called 10s fm For two ins, of patiently at chante’ bank word of her aceount Late yesterday a detectiy ed the identify had sutotd beach, in whose pocket on the bank had been found Hopkins identified the book as longing to her son, H. 1 who formerly lived at Santa Ana Investigation revealed that it was who had taken his life da tt an outer man who at Balboa book | Mrs. | be: | bank committed ANOTHER COUNTRY TEARING LOOSE United Prev.) Porsia, Apri TRHBRAD f the shah f the 4 grant an f Ruseta pnd entative thi i enn repre paluce urged vonare ne t th oclaim\ng nder ult of the conf wn for several days. still at the mercy of the and, despite an arnistice slaved by the e#haly to permit Christian residents to seoure pro- visions, famine Js inminenty sme the Che re Tabris | bostewers n | erect | Bunnyaide aY, and 41s } his application ot Ham Peterson Garretson, | & ON TENT CITIES THEY WILL NOT BE ALLOWED NEAR A.-Y.-P. E. Board of Public Works Denies Permits at Session Today The board of public works th morning officially disapproved the scheme of “tent cities” to he vititors during the AYP. ex | ton. The application of J. M tonite near Thomas st and ned down upon the report Fire Marshal Kellogg, disapproving the permit becanee the fire protec t Melr ition was inadequate KE. M, Richburg, who ect # flying equadroe wished t of tents at st. withdrew eoause of the flood rotests which came from ad joining property owners, t re Heving the board of the necessit of acting upon his request City Engineer thot ft would be estat precedent” (0 grant the tou The department nitation # expressed the opinion that it would be bad policy to allow any tents erected exory such as the Individual owner may care to put up tn his @wn yard for the accommodation let his own guests during the ex | postion period ARREST FOR. GURDON idea G. N. Cnn Is! “Tndicted for an Em- bezzlement shing a “t Rich peti of healta and 4 Celted Frese) April 23.—M. J. Go nee this city fer Northern Raliway com | pany, Was yesterday arrested upon | an fndictment by the Spokane outty grand jury charging him/ with emberziing $9200 from the Great Northern Rallway company Rall was wet at $20,000 in ap @f the protesta of Gordon's atte Seva, and their demands that it ie. more than $5,000. The bail within « short time ‘s arrest. Gordon was o: BPOKA don, former the Great n was af } Sepa in court today to| | * then fudictment of Gordon and hie yesterday grew out of the lncrame court scandal Investigated | & few months ago by & committes ‘of the state Bar association. | LEAD PENCIL MAY SEND THEM TO THE PEN A tead pencil may send two to the penitentiary When a Japanese w men as robbed of ise in gold and several articles of welry several days ago in ogo house, 810 Maynard av Jead pencil was alno stolen The penoll was found in ancther! room of the same house yesterday Henry Stalworth and Bert Davis,} negroes, "ho occupied the room, were arrested Inst night by City Detectives Jeff MoClurg and Wil! The stolen il has been identified by the Japanese who Was robbed GIVE MAY DAY BALL (By United Prove) PORT ORCHARD, April 23 May day ball will be held at Port Orchard soldiers’ home syoning of May 1. Gov, R and Other state officials are to be guasts.of honor, The funotion ts in honor of the appropriation of $100. 000, which was made for this home jy the Inst state legislature JEEES ESTATE SETTLED | Judge Frater wpb ved the final scharged the executives of wenard Jeffs estate. An order Matribution was entered Attorneys’ fees of $2,500 we lowed; executors’ fees amoun $7;700, The balance of the $200,000) oatate was given to Mro. Jeffs. TUBERCULOSIS CAMPS WILL BE DISCUSSED Har tablish of 1 the the May Superior accounts an the of A. Kyle 6 ard is Mr f who wnxious to in al th and has fi 4 permit with the thi ha her resider netmpt ity f plication arke whe for mt park} at eting at m, and who ure matter inte he ‘NIAGARA ICE JAM BREAKING UP (By United Pre 1 iARA I Ll Ay ut jam, whitch ted f that ) mite used yesterday mighty gorge had the desired ef fect, and the rivulet that It opened in the east side of the Jam widened considerably during the night, il ha $1,000,000 today the danger rr damag at ir grad nit point} Nia ually now appr has been parw ar nds of dyna the r in blasting Thomson remarked | property | land haggard. Alon the on the} WANT EXPOSITION ° LOCAL “HEIR” SUIT CLEARED WITH HONOR vw. cou te, tea ing Today Before Judge Main j NDS MORTGAGE ee ee (By United Press. OLYMPIA, Apr indicted b tile Investment ite sult to te nterests of the $68, held by the lattag he & block, thaa y will seoure full title te able piece of property tany reference whatever fact that the Corcoran are the owners of @ half interest In the block This wo cur, In spite of the fact that Charios P. O’Neft has proposed te Seattle that they each take cau aif of the mortgage ess. O'Neil stands behaif of Corcoran meelf, to ure a release the property by to James A. Mur s half of the $68,000 ‘ age + eeteeeeeeeeeeeneee nee lock Poe eee eee eee ee eee eee eS ee ee Schively Ind VE AL ioted SPO} J Btete Insurance dicted by the Bpoka H, SCHIVELY. wu due T proposa a Commissioner Grand Jury ne County for Em bezziement. indicted har however, is not satisfactory to the Seattle rs.” It would not give them to the block, and this is what they want above every thing cise, There seems to be natant fear in the minds of Seattie “heirs” that their ¢ upon their portion of the van estate is very insecure. subrogatios tle Investment ibis of James A ceedings to tore Sullivan ble justice to the mbull, attess } ay, before J orning fought the Vvestment company t amber on of the Pa a title . aco the r Su Schi and word was wired to Olympia to take him into custody, Other off re were indicted Nicho OLYMPIA s Ready to Talk Wash of Stat the Lid lees ref regarding day b tive tn Schively Talks in Tacoma. " TACOMA, Ay 8 io arrived here discussing bie subsequent _ pleowrns od as Pacific Livent ~_ Mr. Beh f the associ ts teage on the | noon and | tha od of 8 pneral when su Ane wi tee he w the | the eu voted ! Schively amor 4 ba manager jon, Ive Mticer * subrogation seit in Judge ving. James les H. Farrell ag» investment com during this were and Mrs. O'Nell. Corwin & not present, bis place for Coreoran and O'Neil by Fred H. Peterson. Howe's Contention. s argument, Mr. Howe com hat as the owner of a ome est in the Sullivan blogk, eantile Investment com merely seeking to pre nterests in the estate, He r contended that through of the mortgagee to Met age note as a claim agah ate within a year after tion of a not to credit estate, the te and had now ceased to be chat the estate. Murray, had nad Cha the Hobo and Automobile Meet, and Hobo Prefers Five Tangible Beers to Owner’s Prettily Printed Business Card. court room, proceedings, yreoran and Mr. P. as orne ng filled * f he was ree and Mr t Mr. @ too busy 5 brakes. Mr Gifford said Here bt nee a“ ed at the card entd that rev ¢ well known th offices in was spinning south Is Jonathan Gifford estate dealer Globe butlding down First avenue jterday afternoon fn autome tha Nearing the corner of Washington at. two hoboes almost stopped in front of bis machine One waa knocked down, The who bit the earth limped to curb and sat down, thon said Why didn't you toot your horn? ATTACK WILL BE MADE ON CONSTANTINOPLE TONIGHT °°: oxy. | when the court adjourned at noon, He contended that the Mercant ivestment company, in case paid the full amount of the mort which would include the half i by the Irish heirs, would Qe ) protected without being grant the subrogation asked for, A equity, declared Mr. Tram bull, would give the company a iieg pon the property for the amount paid and owed by the other owners of the property. 4 wise. ft hurt cor Mr. H then, limping to Well, boss, give vite and it's square its quickly changed Gifford went on and it for Billy de Mug's © rae. the muh two The twe trousers, Mr Mr. Hobo hit ne the pub gage ea nearly 109 miles number of mis believed to be { being slaugh CONSTANTINOPLE, ~ apett 23.—A panic occurred In the Galata quarters this afternoon | as the result of a report that the Young Turks would attack the city before night. All shops are closed, and many have gone inte hiding. The troops finally calmed the people, promising that, even If an attack on the city is made, the quarters con- taining foreigners will be fully protected |etarted for H jaway, to pro sionaries |in grave tered | One thow | Young Turks len jand started iniand stop the massac | horror u }with each d | showing that ietians have firmed dange pe of the} ¢ iast night | °°” presumably to | SOUrt oF campaign, The ghter increases » early figures 0,000 Armenians and been massacred are | ot si Peterson Protests. At this afternoon session of the Peterson, for Cor 1 will protest the subrogation asked and to be a party to the ef the mortgage and ac »panying note declared invalid, coran and O'Neil,” declared Peterson at noon today, “ree enize the mortgage as a just Hen the estate, and will abso decline to have anything to » with the efforts of the Merean- Investment company to have e mortgage set aside. will take the position that @ settlement of the affairs of tate would be to sell the Suk block to the highest bidder divide the proceeds there between the Mercantile In estment Company and the Oor- intere GOTCH WILL WRESTLE HERE (Thy United Prose.) AND, bew army gener {the Yo Turks today sent to the palace a formal demand that the fultan surrender, threatening that in the f his refusal to do #0 within a few hours his abdication j would be foreed The ng ing ing Gets Busy. April ed that e Americar »ndon and Cor nquiry as te Britain ha missionaries President WASHINGTON dent Taft patches be rep tativ stantinoy what adopted to in Turkey Attention 1 ment reached in the ion of 1878 where Turkey guaranteed Christian Armenians against Presi- | against toda & to eat f Great tt Public. appearing ve rode in an open car riage to the white mosque at tend the ceremony of the Selamlik Lines of soldiers guarded the route and no untoward Incident ocourred Abdul Hamid seemed to be dazed After the ceremony, consisting saying prayers, he was driver the palace. The ynstration reverence by the people indicates that stil! retains a strong hold populace. Sultan in 5 » sultan y worn prote i 1 od to the agree Berlin conven the sultan otect att Teheran, Teheran, forelg Trouble in Dispatches f today indicate the vicinity of Minis ers van in a to in grave keon says that t, and tha a mase ar inflammat we at the fune Pore Tab reign Baskervi wed to es mad Foreign Troops Land SMYRNA, Apri Forees from the Britigh ships at Mersina today ‘TEN DOLLARS BRINGS): ** sr +rer ese RETURN OF MANY guranmen THOUSANDS (By United Press.) YORK, April 24. ax fs M 1 sionary . le le « ns * Balat $1,550,089 of . the ight of 1 . ty the Portiand. tod: $ eral w 1 arance of in the ibury eard John > * . + . * * * * o : Ketenten iN WHEAT [22s jury on Mot do ArKO a $19. 400 ter r inves “Met ae wt jeraens und sapmaker ured ) per fr stock f H the Wood! and Butte 'STEAMERS COLLIDE AT SEA By Unite A, (iy HCAGO nn “1 Press.) it inter with ANI Capt ssenger oft the ¢ with OPEN arate ma © regular meeting of Norway of the held on ‘Tuesday passed, asking grounds and exhibits | Sundays just aa on othe daye It further resolved that it would public calamity to close. the |falr on the first day of the week, |at the closing yesterda and thus deprive a majority of the | ber started at $1.02%, the working men of the educational ad: | yesterday's end, while vantages. of the exposition, i wae Ye lower, al $1,00%. vance market tht May pared terday to $1.10% with $1 that the open on fair tarted with t At the 8 compared was ret »pontng be » Who Doth, one thing that trrt more than the man understand her, and who d@oth.”—An« mar not the man Ae December