The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1909, Page 1

TEN PAGES R IS NOT ANXIOUS AS HE MIGHT BE. Weaken in Proceed- ings Case. } _ tty, 8 Attorney ne 6F pieltted that he was conten Shertt? 8 be brows’! | ad gan prepare ')* we by that tine Carrige® gett SLCTIONAL VIEW BPAY APPLIED FoR a be ave beer |pipe Hoe Dunlap canyon is only pit have to keep very |mix miles from the clty, and it ia 1 ‘De suceedds tn ert not expected that any other lenk| ee ® will Im found, he * “~ 4 Method of Filling. 7 . 4 | ee } Ww HH A | The water ie turned into the new ‘ble fight to be- | pipe Hne through a two-inch pipe te bis posttk sa | allowing the big main to become out if Vander- SR filed gradually, When it is full the| ~~ CANT VOTE ee LICENSES BAD | REFERENDUM CLAUSE | OF THE CHARTER Bikers cout IS VOID. Angeles, was j in & down one Narthern and | fugt- | ito Fight in Supreme d at Los Ange weal Court. jth of worthiews 12h of Widrigs By a state supreme court In Olympia to- | tn jday, the people of West Seattle! [have lowt their fight to prevent the! ¢p extablishment of saloons on the #6 th} potice, | is the ar- California While West Seattle ts eapectally interested, both the saloon and ant! AY ML jthat the referendam clause of the E PREPAID. ALL leity charter as rewards saloon or HUNGARY § [other licenses ts vou, and that the O18. liewuing and granting of licenses ate entirely with the city councll Fe for Seattle. ‘The ordinance granting the today, when Liztie HE SEATTLE TA SPECT ON SALOON | Hayley, blood the ° a ALONE wirt lc, Ww. BAYLEY TRIES TO END HIS OWN LIFE. Short in His Ac- counts. Chartee W. yley, who cut his throat and wrista with a fazor at the Hotel Cecil this morning, died at 2 o'glock this afternoon of his wounds. Despondent because of an al Agent be West Seattle People Lose |e! shortage !n bis accounts, said reach at least 9609, Charies W a salesman employed by © Realty Owners Syndicate, at 6 Cherry at. attempted to end his life tn room 327 of the Cecil hotel ision handed down by the |shortly after ll o'etock this morn chambermald entered Bayley lay When a ¢ room this morning, undressed upon the bed with his been done lay at hia side. Will Probably Dio. | ate o Interests throughout the} The whconscious man was re sn vie state are affected. moved to the Pacific hospital Council Has the Power. where Dr. C. R. Rorabaugh at | ‘The state supreme court holdx|teuded him. Hayley lost so much he will probably die ‘The would-be suleide lived at 121 yurteenth ay. N. with his wife, but r the past two weeks be had been stopping at the Cecil hotel At che offices of the Realty Own ort TemUIaT|y Gosianated Neensing | vy syndicate absolutely uo infor The dectaion was rendered in the | @Aatton would be given to the po ane of John Hs to whom the | lice: but City Detect! .s Lee A t {1 gran a Meense for Barbee and Detective Will Loomis t of Denver, learned the facts from fh all ite care @ operation of & waloon in West! vice sources Wae in Trouble. Old Hungarian | license was pureed in regular and] her parents jaxt ‘@*fu! manner, and went to City} That Bayley was in financial Hed | Comptroller Carr a the tity etraite fs evident from papers pout | Noensing officer for the Heense ts- | found In his clothing ag — yw one: ante tes innce ves. A telegram to R ig é fimortant ey Immediately a petition gins, of 16) Jones at., Omaha. "13,100 taxpayers asking {. Neb. asking permission to draw a Pour mall train |e moasure bmitted to 4! Sent draft and signed “Florence ‘lreferendum vote of the people of #howed that. Bayiey ovidently had AR crowd of Hur id to awalt Word apr the child and soon with the attlie wae filed ler, Goes to Court. algne 4 his wife's name In an effort raise money to cover the alleged shortage. Hayley wan employed by Eee reended by a e Mr, Carroll had the matter Realty Owners Syndicate as out — Whom, |under advisement, Hartlg secured wide salonman and his duties car + Meome, the jan order from the superior court ried him to mall towns tn the vi pares of $12 fering him to fesue the Heanse to cinity of Beattie. Bayley Is about Hone Rot seen her|Fiartig. This Mr. Carroll refused 45 yoars olf. At the office of the RATY, When she|to do at the tne, but after consid- Reaity Owners Syndicate Informa erable deliberation the comptroiter tion as to when Bayley started to e 1 that Hartig was entitled to work was refused. ann th and ineued tt — $—The The e was then carried to th Were issued by the preme court, with the reatlt that OFFICIA $ HAVE Roar Aq. |thi# tribonal today sustained the 8) detached *tand taken by the superior court the faval coating @od Mr. Carroll Band ordered, The Hartig ease wan a tent for Perkins reliey., thr xther Weenee cares, four being Exposition officials had thelr) * Tacoma Fortieth st, and Twelfth ay, N. B @f the Pacific |# ted by the eity counetl for West first chance to eat luncheon at home| * Clearings today, .$ 995,660.00 ¥| shortly after 10 o'clock Inat night Ordered hore. Beattie saloons, Licenses were 1#- today aince the fair opened. There| ® Balances 118,008.00 & | Crawford was not seriously injured #8 BUece:| { to all in the same manner #*| was no official luncheon to be at-|* Portland. # | No arrests were made Berry. “| ‘hat txeued to Hartig, Among the tended |® Clearings today, .$1,176,492.00 #| - Orricis | mloons are those conducted by King The attendance kept up to the| * Balances 198,155.00 #! FORTRESS NO 1 MEETS. oe ICIALS. & Owens and by H, N. Mahokin yeyal standard, but th special | * *!| Fortress No. 1, Daughters of the “4 Vat night | . events of the day did not occur | ee ee t ee | | Grand Army, Invites all daughters | fn the city z oe ue Officiniy ARERR Kind of * WEATHER FORECAST. ® ng find any * Fair tonight and Wednes # ay I want, * day; light weet winds. * Home soctety a a ee | this afternoon at the Auditorium, nU} this afternoon The transcontinental ents were in session down town nd «the Washington did not meet until "CIGARETTES BARRED AFTER JUNE 12 sit w tiawe tem FINE POINT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, JUNE 8 1909, ONLY AFE | WATER SHORTAGE TO. BE OVER BY END OF WEEK. Sprinkling to Be Permitted Tonight From 7:00 Until 8:30. | The use of water for irriga | tion will be allowed thie even |} ing only, Tuesday, June & from | 7 to 6:30 p.m, No further vee | of water will be allowed until | further notice is published in | the papers. This appl | metered water as well as to fixed rates. Yours truly, Le B. YOUNGS, Supt. of L. and W * to From 7 unifl 8:30 o'clock evening Beatties lawns be tt tigated. Announcement to thie ef fog) was made thin morning by the city water department Ry Baturday, at the latent WAVE AW OFFICE Rs or YWE <AW tt te b that sprinkling may be a y day, and that there \ SPECY YouR PnthS) will be no further necessity for the ieeuanece of irrigation orders by the water department Water Turned Into Main. water was Y turned into the new from Cedar lake. ne pipe found to be free from leake until Dunlap canyon wae reached, where a defect was found. The water was then what off and the pipe drained at & point above Dunlap, All of last night men were engaged, and fare sf! engaged today, tn repair ing the Isak discov This work, it te expected, completed tonight, and will then again be turned int jerday . morn ain pipe line the water feed will come directly to the main from the headwaters. ‘The water department expects the JAP RAISES main to be completely filled by ‘Thursday, and cleaned out by Fri j day, giving @ Qow of clean water intg the eity reservelr on Baturday next When this har been accomptiehed, irrigation will be permitted daily under the restrictions lmpored during past years. AT A.-Y.-P. SAYS HIS FLAG IS n HIGH SCHOOL | sound and bay shore where the throat ent from ear to ear and; i jerowds go for outings on Bundays both wriste gashed. The razor and at other timex during the week.j with which the cutting had SULTED ON THE GROUNDS, . Robert W. Boyce Has Busy Session With Law Books. A bowie twenty dollar bill, ao a) “phony” that it would seem as if almost any one would recognize what sort 1 was at a glance, was introduced into Judge Gay's court this morning as evidence in the pe aS case of the state against Thomas | DeLane, & student at the Broadway international complications, in| jigh school, accused of passing the! volving the Japanese fleet now in) worthless bil on J. W. Buchane. the harbor, were narrowly averted) pelane ie accused of passing the at the exposition last evening, | yi} in payment for a box of candy | when an officer o1 the feet, whose ang of nocepting $19 in change aame, as he pronounced it, ts much!) et ane's Defense will be that it harder to spell than Admiral my a1 tity ieh's, demanded that Manager vtech > - sathncam statin Rinehart, of the jinrickasha con cession, haul down the Japanese | flag which floated over the booth where the rickashas are rented, The officer protested because tho | Japanese flag was flying beneath the American fing. Mr Mtnehart HILL ai |appeaied to the president's office, | passengor | TODAY'S TREAGURY REPORT, | war yoterans from 1861 to 18 Children's | treasury today AN EASY DAY: and, Mr. Chilberg being absent, his | secretary, Mr. Boyce, took no After being out 18 hours, the chances with international law, but | jury In the ease of Jobn Hill dis advised Mr. Rinehart to take down | agreed upon a verdict and was dis the flag pending an investigation, | missed a little before noon today. | Officer Had No Backing. It stood nine to three for conviction it developed that the Japanese Jotm Hill is accused of having officer was acting on his own in- | len & watch and puree,» bots tative, claiming that his fing was | *fticles of little value p insulted and that he wished to|, 1% ble defense, Hill, who ts sald from a very wealthy family told the jury that he to be avoid trouble from the in Montane Jap sailors who were visiting the fair. Mr. Boyce set to work to read) “8 passing through an alley and international Iaw and discovered | ‘at @ mat wh » ran past him drop: | that when ships of a foreign na-| bed the watch and purse. These tion visited any port their fag ja Sttidlee he said he picked up and flown beneath that of the home | dropped into his pocket. He sald) ountry.. Hence Mr, Rinehart wag that there Was a hole In the pocket adyised to replace the Japanese | and that the watch aud purse eltp: | emt 1, If he a0 desired. He waa | ped down and caumht In his under however. | clothing, and while he wae getting done #o today the things out from the bottom of It happened that when Mr Boyce wna Involved in the controversy, he |his trousers he was arrested by a was entertaining the Chicago nows- | polierran. . paper men who are in Seattle with Attorney Frank Holtzheimer this ed at this potnt. | will be] BOY ON TRIAL THE SEATTL TEN PAGES ONE CENT eee SEATTLE MAN BEATEN BY TWO BOLD HIGHWAYMEN ¥ " == = WEDNESDAY’S A.-Y.-P. E. PROGRAM QOROCENS' DAY PIONBER ASSOCIATION CATHOLIC ORDER OF F« W.c.T.U WASHINGTON STATE | Sam. Ga 10. m band stand. 10 a. m Columbus 10:30 a. m. flowers 12 m.—-Luncheon tendered t 8 sesociatlon 30 p, m—Flight of 1:00 p. m-—Games tn 1:40 p. m--Moving ple of the Oregon State Bullding 2:00 p. m—Re olic Order of 2:00 p. m Streak 2:15 torlum 2:30 p. m—Parade of O. A 8:00 p. m—-Lecture in colors, Mrs. Margar Fight of Concert b Dial 6 open Concert Wagner Baseball in Ste Ww, o TT eption by expe Ca store Hekett family, f p. m.—~Program of the ( tJ. Blair Airwhly Wagne a0 p om 6:00 p.m ing band stand 7:30 p.m 7:46 p. m 8:00 p.m Streak During the afternoon the W grounds, but there will be no Plight of Al Concert by rely CHICAGO’S THREE OF WASHID adium. alrehip Stadium ures and lectures ir atholic Order Woman's June # Band formal entertainment ‘GTON DAY DAY rens FLOWIK MISSION DAY HRARY A SOCIATION DAY Seattle College v Flower Mis th woclation Grocere ft a ta off ition ¢ oo attract it foot C. cadet Beauty and Dress, with demonstrations Building. AYP. 8 ALY-P. band, Forestry AcYP Music fre attraction a Pavilion foot of Pay n Ploneera will vinit the POLITICAL AGES | | GOV. DENEEN | CHICAGO, Ti, All Chi cago, like all Gaul, years ago, is di vided inte three parte. Three men got together at night, June &. up thie great city with ite two and la half million people, as their own personal political property. They assumed the rulership of this great lemptire, as ble ae 10 western states and for convenience divided {t up. Of these three men, one was SENATOR LORIMER and over their elgars,calmly divided onfinary garden varie | | MAYOR BUSSE | Hilly” Lorimer to the senate. Poll-| ties makes strange bed fellows Gov. Deneen used to be rated ae 4 reform man, It’s hard sometimes to tell a reform politician from the Probably Deneen had his reasons for helping Hoss” Lorimer across the Ine into the senate chambers. Anyway, he ie getting his reward Chicago isn't divided along the lines of the different rulers’ tem- perament. Gov. Deneen, the high | elected by the people of Chicago as | brow of the three, the keen lawyer ‘its chief executive. The second ts and college graduate, is to run the governor of IIlinols. The third is q North-eide with its ex ve Hyde} United States senator. Park suburbs, But Deneen’s king: | | “Boas” Lorimer is to take the ;4om fneludes the 22d st, and Ar | | Went 6 mour av. tenderloin, and the notorl “Boas” Deneen may have the | ous first district downtown, “Bath-| ; South aide house” John Coughlin and “Hinky | “Boss” Busse is to rule the North- Dink” Kenna will report to him ar | j orders. "Easy Boss C, P"— can keep the Bast-side, That's the |Inke-——beginning with the outer | breakwater The other bosses haven't any ure for that, just now No election and no appotntment made these men rulers of these dis- | leon | wae elected to city’s highest office ag the servant of the two and a half | millions. Perhaps the people | meant the servant was to rule the house. Perhaps not had nobody at this midnight meet- ing It's Just another of the mysteries of olty politics—one of those mant festations that make a philosopher laugh—lavgh, because it does no good to cry The new coalition and partition came with the election of “Blond | The people SOLD LIQUOR AND STUDENTS LISTEN 10 ARE ARRESTED Maggie Ball, proprietor of a room | ing house at 1415 First ay rested by direction of the prosecut was ar | ing attorney yesterday on a charge lof selling liquor on Sunday Mike bartender fn the Chicago Association of Com.) proseonted the case for the state | Furlough, a barte Kelly's morce. They promptly wired the! [Att PSMies THe Piret BY, Wea 180 news to their papers, and it de larrested on the same charge | pends upon thelr judgment and Pes moderation whether or not the mat | the enat, ed * *| ‘| BANK CLEARINGS, +! Jullos Crawford, of 608 Bastlake * Beattie #/av,, was run down by an automo Clearings today, ..$1,874,155.27 * bile Ariven by Hess Cohn, just as * Balances 249,686.50 &\he stepped from a street car at 7 * of the etvil toy June &.—The| meet with them at an open meeting | shows: Receipts, |at Veteran hall, new armory, on diaburvements, $1,850, | Wednesday afternoon, June 9, at 2 o'clook, ‘and grand daughters WASHINGTON, $1,476,600; 000, BY AN AUTO of the and the} together twenty the tru Commerce Tonight Chamber of | officers of the A-Y.-P. B., with Admiral Ijiehi and five other officers from the two Japanese ships in the bay, will be banqueted at the Rainter Club: The affalr is under the auspices of the chamber WILL MEET TONIGHT, The delogates from the Associat ed Chambers of Commerce Pacific Coast will be entertained at the home of EB, F, Blaine on the shores of Lake Washington, The visitors will be dined at To’clock, of the| They just took charge. One| he will also be overlord of |8 and after the feast business will be transacted. Busse, who bas lived by politics | since he was 21 and prefers to fore gather in a downtown saloon with the noise of a tin music box and the clink of glasses, will have some of the downtown tendertoin and saloon district in his territory, But | the | lake Shore drive, where the mil Honaire bankers and Captains of Industry live. | Senator Lorimer, the mixer, the The people hail-fellow-well-met politician, gets | the older part of Chicago, and a lot} of the manufacturing district | ‘These three men will rule Chica go UN the next big election in 1911 They will set up and pull down postmaster, United States district attorney, policemen, street cleaners. and all who stand between, They) will be undisputed bosses | | ee (ly United Press.) SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa., June Atty, Gen. Wickersham today delivered the annual alumn! ad-! dress at Lehigh university, The address was heard by several hun dred alumni and students of the| ee and citizens of this city. Wickersham deplored the mod ern tendency of spectaiization in }behind with @ vieelike grip 1S SLUGGED AND ROBBED ON STREET JOHN BEHRENDT IS IN A SERIOUS CONDITION. Is Assaulted While Route to His Home. En thugs set upon Jobr 261 F and of a 6 shortly after 11 o'clock atver choking and beating thelp vietim in neonsibility, the robe bera dr 1 Behrendt into an al ley and took every penny from the lous man’s pocket Behrendt Hes at bis home tate of mi-consclousness, and his condition is regarded as se rious by Dr. L B. Greene, interne of the city hospital. Tells of Assault. During his conscious periods, Behrendt told the story of the as saul hie wife and the police. Bebrendt attended a lodge meet ing of the Red Men last night, and shortly before 11 o'clock boarded an Eastiake av. street car for home, He left the car at B. Bos ton #t., and started for his home & block distant Just as be reached the EB. Boston st, between and Franklin avs., Bebren stealthy footsteps from behind. He was about to turn when a stout forearm clutched his throat from At alley on astlake heard the same instant the thug thrust his with great force to the small of Behrendt’s back Saw a Second Thug. Although dazed, Behrendt re members seeing a second thug emerge from the alley. The vic- tim aimed a vicious kick at the second robber, but the later avoid- ed it and struck Behrendt a crush- ing blow in the pit of the stomach wito a clinched fist All but unconsctous Behrendt re- members being dragged into the alley and thrown to the ground. As he jay helpless the thugs kicked him repeatedly about the head and chest and Behrendt lost his senses, The victim lay in the alley for fully half an hour before regain- ling bis senses. Siowly crawling |to his home, Behrendt aroused his | wife by feebly Seratching at the |door. Mrs, Behrendt immediately notified the police and plain clothes Patrolmen Humphrey and Christensen, together with Dr. 1 B. Greene, hastened to Behrendt's home fn the police auto. Behrendt was in such pain that |the patrolmen were unable to learn what sum of money was taken, Suffers Terribly. For several hours after the ag- sault Behrendt was seized with violent fits of vomiting, and this morning he passed into a state of coma. He has occastonal rational periods, but his condition ts still serious Behrendt says the thug who | struck him in the stomach wore a | black mask. The assault upon Behrevdt was very similar to that upon Hugh McMahon, manager of the American cafe, who was “etrong-armed” and murdered sev. eral months ago in the same neigh- borhood. McMahon's body was | stripped of diamonds and cash to value of several hundred dol- the ure. Behrendt formerly was manager of the City Messenger Co., at 1329 Third ay., but sold bis interest In tLe business a year ago t use of ill health Captain of Detectives Charles Tennant has detailed several mem- bers of his force to use every pos sible means to run Behrendt's as- sailants to earth, Behrendt says the assault was so sudden that he could give no deseription of the thugs. 'D. A. R. ENTERTAIN At the I ters of the American Revolution ding at the fair yes- terday the visiting members were college course and advocated hospital recelved by M J. F. thorough general education, even! Wagner, assisted by Mrs. Byron for thore who are preparing | Thorp Carr, Miss Jeanette Perry technical professions and Miss Edith Prosch Today the guests will be wel- jcomed by Mrs, William Refd. She | sey, re. Frederick Gribble and | Mrs, Edgar Snyder. Mrs, Howard HERE TODAY The We Passen rn ‘Transcontinental | association convened tn Seattle for'the firt time this after noon in the Hotel Washtugton. | After a lengthy session a banquet will be served, This m ing is at tended by ratlroad officlals of both | the Goast and Kastern lines and ts | to arrange a better understanding between the different roads regard: | * ing passenger traffic matters. Rogers of New York wi ing the afternoon. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. W, H, H. Green will be hostes leeRRRKEKRARE RARE * * * =A-Y.P,E. ATTENDANCE, *& * Attendance at the fair yes ® * terday was 15,645, making a ® it for the t week of ® % 221,872, * * Se a i i a a i ee ie lated AUDI her