The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1909, Page 1

THE SEATTLE ~~ A ey 1 n "o ee | HO aoe Masa, Aug. 19 jtors throughout New Kngland are discussing the remarkable “new thought” medical theorles of Woods Hutchinson, M, D. med subjects ith Some of the Dr. Hutehinsor are disposed tc radical noted writer on ou $25 FF =e doctors agree with but the majority » view his theories as Mother Comes to Man Whom the ywand Society Held as s Character. — revolutionary In the ftrat place, Mr Hutchinson says the Amertean people don t eat enough In summer. He adds that the delusion that meat makes the body warm is a medical fake, Cof fee and tea don't do it, elther, he thinks, They spol! a person's ap petite Pork summer fast, Dy Beston do Even the burden aside as a summer their spirits not to way PE7ERN 2B an deal for break lares only ony tally bacon, ta food, expecially Hutohineo nd tors car kasp me bean te east food by the who to fruit, milk, exes Vegetables Hut bacon and ane for breakfast! The thought ch for Boston The free lunch ts the in the world for declares we try keoy it a t we Ptair with the your nit ins w per farm ts too ¢ worst thing Dr. Hutehin though he not lunch. He says that "the farmer doe become a victim of heat ummer like the city mat He doesn't whittle down bis appe tite with sandwiches, pleces of che and other Inconsequentials which le b counters where city men go to quench their thirsts Boston sume Dr, Hatehingon was talking about the free lunch when he said this. A sandwich al right, but a glass Hutchinson thinks sandwich, is worse than whisky without the sandwich. He explains this by saying the whisky works on th in the digestive guns and ap the heat of the body The old theories that some does call it free oo wndy " a who bore ihe beart and then m@ when tb anew live up stations of on ly once » ideals ray hatred who by him thick and in plenty want, In trouble and out of and at ali times. no matter or thay done Like Other Boys. two decades ago. on 4 fit beck i the middie weat bora to a farmer named Bis wife, Anna He was Menocent, cuddling, happy ike other Ittle Kidlets of fle was christened Fred, mother's care grew @ boy : fe be (he president some Maybe it was a governor other high station other dreamed of for this | he grew into near man | Representative Slayden At! the wanderlust came. The | ent was scorned and | tempts an Assault on d away out Into the world unted about his own) and the tricks of tate] place to another. here and there with this | that, and a few months) med up at Ravensdale if at Ravensdale. tle mining town, situated & transcontinental rail more than ite quota ied jeteam and flot-| nity. Tramps and and other wander-| often found in clus | a > 2? C2 > > CD > a stand be ne may of whiaky i taken with a sandwich or kinds in an Uproar. (Star Special Service. OLYMPIA, Aug. 19.--Representa tive Slayden, of Pierce county, this Morning attempted to aaeault | Representative Hubbell, of Kittitas county, on the floor of the house, =| [sentative John A. Whatley, of King ,county, and Soergeantat-Arma Jo seph Wilson e The fight arose over the proposed N femoval of the Boldiers’ Home from ge Pade Wie). J Orting to Port Orchard member of the comtmittec which in vestigated the question, reported ta favor of the removal and the Pleree county delegation went wild with IN rage. | WEEKS “= a hand, Shouting at the top of his voice, ‘The house waa immediately in an Away. Slayden was taken outside. / Slayden charged that the removal | was brought about by Improper in- tly nees, which Hubbell courteously |dented. Sinydeo insisted on his {n \sinaation and jomped from his seat land ran toward Hubbell, who never Slayden was in an ungovernable jrage, which only Increased a» Hub-; | bell remained calm. Frisco Banker, Slayden struck down at Hubbell a Whalley had risen to his feet and for Shortage, | clinched with Slayden as he struck, This City . j | deflecting the blow. lasegae and the sergeant-at-arms had to fight his way through to reach Blayden former manager of| St “4 oes s sant j¢ passion Was at a white heat Drascece Comemrelat|a motion was made to indefinitely a 2 ” postpone the bill to remove the im connection with the! home. ot » of the Inatt-| t Rea been residing in| The motion was lost by a vote of to 3 pire tontha, while the|?? & 3! of the Californial _ and Was only reetrained by Repre Hubbell, a! Ain’ 11 waem | * Propur DowT EAY ENOVOH nu THE SUMMER * (Wave ( CARE For. ™e KEAY to. cad ASANOWEM WORSE THAN WHORREY Avonk* wit FY A “| STO 5 thaw oth mk heat ohin of foods had more value ers becuse the € be ex He & aclence Dr Hu leves future with non AAyA of medica thla theory book: not have in them YOUSIFF SCORES A FALL ON BIG BERG. Hubbell and House Gets | STROM, THE POLICE PATROLMAN At leat, Yousif man fairly and after 5 Terrible Turk y tries. the got bie down on the mat thie mofiing, and with both shoulders square at that, too, it wae the post office philotegtet who took the « He ain ke Berge ot the tlee force, and the man who speaks wnt n as Patrotinan Heattlo city pox alt the languages Youst(f was in the line leading up to the window over whieh are the xymbols "W to %" and, after much patient walting, he finally at that “Any mall for Youstf(?™ he arked. GONSUELO WILL NOT TIME THE DUKE BACK (My United Pree) LONDON, Ang, 19.--Rumors of possible reconciliation between the Duke and the Duchess of Maribor ough, Who was Constielo Vanderbilt were discredited by friends of each. ‘The differences are surmountable as ever. toda close just as in noid a titled woman who ia frequently entertain ed at the duchess’ house 1 think the 4 himeelf would like to re turn to his wife, but I know #he will never consent to this. phar tn ~~" SEA TTLE MAY Y LOSE the etre: Of the of an dentificat Bap Francisco, containing Meseription of the fugi-| EDelective Tom Hayden} fay that a imo lonely By" that i» no} man wanted hadj Hg ih Bent \\¢ 736 Hel. Mead wie 6 Mm the banker's de the man a x of the © be on by bine ale mer whic 8 aK0. ft jon | Federal Officers Resent Action of the County Commissioners Concern- ing Federal Prisoners. there ne | ip- | w be Am it tm, As a result of the attitude of the to commissioners, the United arrived | States officers left Se-| nounee they will transact all deten tion bw | The morning ordered Sheriff Hodge not few oners of any class hereafter The action ax a slap at them and declare will move the detention camp Tacoma. This take a of federal employes from county immigration an siness at Tacom thee county commissioners this LIGHT oRILL to receive ral or outside pris federal authorities take the they to would number Beattle Sheriff Hodge said he would do nothing until be had heen officially notified of the com mlsstoners’ action, “Under the for mer administration there were 284 prisoners in the jail at one time and the commissioners did nothing,” aid Hodge thia morning. “Today there are onty 185, or 99 leas, and the ie not crowded, They are doing thie merely because | have cleaned up the jail and am not rim ning things in the old way; the way the commissioners Want them,” Pete e nee 1S DISMISSED. Untied Pres) ee ee ed ja morning DETENTION SERVICE ———SSS 2 ee ed * AYP. ATTENDANCE, 38,642 2,090,808 * * * * ® Youterday . * ® Total * * * ee TO HOLD RECEPTION Ladies’ organization ed The Swedi«t will hold their reception in the Sw feb bulldin A-¥-P. fate Keattle ds ptember 6. The e observed, and d will be a ree anual will b it ts di that the crow ord one BINT a TET ON THE FRONT| ON THE pasha Boa bs. 69 batads amehip Jeffer for the north tonight Bhe will take a full gers and & large carge The on will eall at 9 o'clock list of pasnen north will will hound for th Bertha, which Juneau tomorrow do ith fre Another verse! in the stoarnaly j wail ¥ he well loaded down The st Watoon arrived In from the south at 4 o'clock yeate riny afternoon, She brought nearly a {hundred passengers, and tied up at Pler 1 to dincharge, . ON STAR: SEATTLE, WA T NEW MEDICAL THINKS; “CANS” FOR SUMMER EATS ane icaL [Dora To sum the Mr whole Hutchinson betley violated for hot the y | solmitar or two. were the arme of the Turki The FIERCE ATTACK MADE ON MEMBER OF HOUSE clerk looked on handed out @ be Thereon with designs * of a he & bloodt * and ernment yusiff opened the & smile and then w Hergstrom “Read that,” be sa | bites the minetve. it | SAVES WOMAN FROM HAVING appeal which brought the ter into the volumes Issulng from what at first wight he Then Bergetro “Nothing doing.” back to the eountry arrived | from.” And ¥ his une Pp the fire fighters of the city pected viet HER HAIR BU HER HE latest reerult to p will met Presumably these he smid. iff emiled mimaster George F. HOM E DITION ~ SH., THURSDAY, AUGUST Ul w! "Bh Hands in Resignation as, Member of Legislative 4" jwise in the sta Committee and It Has ja: Been Accepted. ( OLYMPIA En ir Special Aug Palme 19 tly telative He presented his morhing to Speaker resignation wae qulc and Charles Kayaer county mittee, ‘The reshit of the 19, , 1909 Service.) Repre Melge ly FORCED 10 of King county ie no longer a member of the investigating resignation leg committee thts The accepted of Kilekitat Other members of the that he le that body The showed Mec Chairman Hal ined Palme witnom requ firet sf of da wl & whom he k give the eonrmltice " shouted bleey expect an Palmer he = thdoubtedly progtess In every he is pot the special inter este opposed to van estate plained Primer wae plain and made no answer t dome 1 ar Palmer has not t posftion come untenable,” « Motes He should b as Hon as hie name conhected in any way quiry Members were Palmer's conduct that the unworthy of islative assembly out of the way the jubilant, the membe pos bo « revious th a f yoly surprie along a fo have bee do he " on the eilitated and r the nt bi testimony came at ark tempting t Was appointed to the com resignation inwistent dema an ib mit or evening, # ae fix be fore We cannot * site agent of the!reprove them, 1 Koing Bis conduct cannot a ® as one of our member to b wa ace that to loek ansed | the une Mr aid have bad had Speaker resigned beer with the cor m indignant many ome in over declaring position taken was wholly a member of the Now that he ler cane an undesirable was on com miltiee,” in the puta it way around Ater and) amp pletured If moon, m& tew hirety looking gov aT; Louis 1%. Aue Aur Mollie White Was crossing a letter, smiled | alked over to id, ludianapolis, tnd. ook do aad ran over the count more at | @id so ‘the and a doctor ry RNT OFF AD. Rauesell is! the volunteor Heauty in distress was the Mr av. at James at ranks And this was the Russell yente Jdenly observed # Ok to be flower garden On closer observation he ] ered a den lady under t flower « leave, bespoke sell nelzed about five huge hat pink in his teeth and hands withdrawing them, he carefully dof fed the blazing chapeau Then plece gazed at it burning to a erisp. | don't you And startled Into the George Ry veloped into fam master made ear single Without so much as a and with an accuracy which the The truth was he b fire taught him to treat women with the Otherwise he might have spat on it Hehters too near the Ce BANK CLEARINGS, x Seeeteeeee this time the a the die tracks to the «i bound long practte w in he stood of fuffery It on the and stamy Throw ecasion might apoil it if b out, and Jong greatest of lady only they put And the ‘T think Seattle Clearings today Balancer Tacoma. Clearings today Balances Portlan Clearings today Balances Cd wan ore and a final hurr proved the post or RINGLINGS’ cincus AND BIG PARADE GIVEN how” of it weing Third tday, when he moke in large THIS MORN T came the quietly <\ny clrous | animated will an in discov ywer gar fnapection nto bea he fh away quietly The first wb ternoon to an € The morning an enthusiastic w was amoke had de parade at 10 and the post tance from the dewalk In one dred# of animals passed in review Traffic was practi durigg the progr r as © Iso busin the route This morning the ground at Fifth av at, occupied by the busy place confasion. Men ran thither preparing for and getting ready for formance In a most manber, yet behind it ter hand of a seep, And the with afternoon an Ry-your «, George Ri and, cannily ith the dainty his bands and sidewalk, why yon It, you urgency of did had been afraid ne #lamped the training had finery mana big # reapect remarked those elgar aldowalk cooler * winds, * tonight; 1 $1,95 tiger” at Black ing Hquor thew Kos, Jake Joah and Mrs, $ id. $10 * * * * *. * * * * * Jail this morning eee fowtr Francs Peter 19 saleawoman, | WHAT DO WOMEN KNOW. ABOUT CRIMINAL CLASS? her LAWSUIT O1,, BUT OH YOU AUTO RIDE David THE SEATTLE Sil LOVE, HONOR, BUT NOT OBEY, IS RITE OF KANSAS JUDGE--WOMAN HELOIT, Ka 4 a Woman judge, the most popu Thin ie Mar ine of pro of Beloit whiet court deal mu wills and old « d marriage Marriages Judge Cooper's po eliminated — the mi her Ceremony and will accept the herein Hee weret she word “ol fr only the regular feos pop the You Kanna they hea Mr ceremony Mre when question if Cooper pert ou will let rm the groom in explaining will love, cherish bride until death. 1 practically the keep thene 4 or the love Judge 1 ask Cooper yetem. it keep the k the bride hing, If they there |e no If the girl won't pretend to, word dowsn't her t him. Bhe won't heed y and whe jobe taht but #he 1 attribute the in mar rages in thin office to my effert to jget away from the hackneyed, ma chine-like way In which civil cere are gener perf to make the service I know how, Wh a na ned. 1] as Iinprew | « before nt 1) them in & #0 to make aaderstand that rious afte Judge ¢ teneh in the #pring Mento re marriage ooper war to appointed suceved b ! © had just tied. She 4 the ticket with & majority than Taft's, She declines to take MRS. E. L. an for and larger of 1908 to | MRS, MARY COOPER, PROBATE sUDGE, credit for thia vote tribute the meme band WOLFE saying It was of ber hu a ASKS A DIVORCE TRANSFER MAN RESTRAINED BY COURT FROM BOTHER. ING HIS WIFE. Ernest L, Woite head of reen Lake Transfer comp been sued for divorce by B. Wolfe on the charge that persisted in keeping the jof other women, despite tests, and that he cursed | treated her so that | pelled to go to the home be on 4 S2nd. declaring | that the inquiry will be greatly fa | Its acoomplished Pitty days have been wasted be the has Bleanor h and mie was com of Mre. E where she she “a also anked for a restraining order to prevent Wolfe from com | tng to the house and bothering her While | = wied street, an and handed automobile, driven by L. M. McGee, knocked Friends | “Take; Wanted her to go to a hospital but came | the eried out to McGee her “Call It lequare If you drive me home.” He treated her ee [RUSSELL BECOMES A FIRE FIGHTER ING. iver & 0 jeally of the large elreus hith the BUG SHOW AND [To FUN HERE: this & gorKeous pageant crowd for ® full half hour, while the down t blocked | 1S HERE and the chances are that it will slty | this | held own hun performers mareh hor 4 in stores along t of and Republican was a Everything seemed in and) first unsystematic all ger ¢ how ight 08 the went OPER ee WEATHER FORECAST. mas nuld be off yatem and completeness this! * * * * Showers tonight or Friday; * west * * * ee | FIND "BLIND TIGER.” Charged with operating a "t Diamond and without a teense, Kedaneck vind Mat Louis, Slopneck were brought to the King county Frank Slopneck a child, is held as a witness, New York State Prison Official Says Congress Has Degenerated Into a Mere Boastfest. “This conference (it is not a congress) has degenerated into & boastfest, Judging from the way some of these delega have been blowing off “hot air, 1 do not think they will accom- plith the purpose for which they met. There are a lot of women delegates her What | do they know about the reform | ation of convicts? Their place, is at home, where, by perform ing the duties of a housewife, they would give their husbands an opportunity of becoming more effective. In Tacoma yes terday | noticed that sign, ‘Watch Tacoma Grow.’ Now, if that were changed so to read, ‘Watch Tacoma Crow,’ it would remind me very much of this conferen Statement by Frederick H. Mills of the prison department of New York state, The above the b esterday morning | tatement is the r started ring the prison hen Mil veger ult itter controversy tried to fore of Seattle nvent Mine May " ny associat K he y for of dealing DI wxior lauding Jude hie hv with or mina nthe vethods w pirited the convention all day and resulted in « befor Mille yesterday onsider duy wa el to the able bitterne or, Te flames by ret king the ab ment to a ter for The Star That all prison hould be 1 by bef ex wat the de placed ty that there state u rT diseare imgestions rning’s sens re arraign fective prison for should be 4 striot one ail law against of ier fat thi Amertean ¥ sonaibl ne v marriage persor principal addre by Daniel Ph of Kingston, Canada ‘ooke, jr, of Balti Phelan discussed the 1 characteristic " ny an > nm physician Dr. Theodore ( more, Md. Mr and phyale and mental of the criminal and degenerate, while Dr his subject the advisability vpelling the (Continued on Page Nine.) Cooks took for of law This this © January by Judge Main were married There fe and a hal she as) was granted rning. The 18, 1905 th: which uh of custody John N. 8 of Dawson Ci numerous placer was eued fo by Jennie charge of non ing fe a profitable business where b shaves owner of arts claims. this morning mathiathi d a ba and 0 ir cuts fifty throw Together with his mining business, Mra. Stomathiathis thinks her husband can well afford to take care of his family TO HOLD JOKER FOR JEST WHICH KILLED (Dy United Pree) | AKRON, Aug. 19.—The coroner is | investigating death of Edward who died as the result of played upon bim some the Parrine & joke ago at the Goodrich The tached tc time rubber plant end of rubber hose, a at put into he's mouth aa he was uddenty iited in an in Parrine was where an op. ed in a vain at his life who pla ion Was per tempt te The person ved the jo is known eo MAKES VIOLIN FROM 3,374 TOOTHPICKS (By United Press.) HAGERSTOWN Aig 19.—Thomas Atkinson, of Greenfork, who has a leat reputation for freak articles, hw violin from t very thing fin Ke key The pronounced t H making mi voth it a c t except the tring to about made fro! freak Pee eee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee es possess y of cellenoe of sist better grade violing. Atkinson b fancy price he will somebody offers every toothpie in making tt dollar which he use ee ee oY JERKED FOR A FISH, - TWO OROWN IW LIKE (Hy United Pres.) | DULUTH, Minn. Aug, 19. patch from Pa Rapids states that Judge Busy, of Urt lil, and his daughter, Mrs, Mol were drowned in Man Trap Lake near there, while fishing, Their |bodies have not n recovered Judge Buzy was standing up in the |boat to land @ large fish he had hooked, when he gave his rod a jer i which upset the boat Ad ONE CEN} PALMER | ADMINISTERS A SCATHIN REBUKE TO CITY COUNCIL Bouillon Tells Them They Betrayed Their Trust in Attempt to Prevent Pro- tection of Gas Consumers tricked ell t charges and part of the 8¢@ perintendent V. Bouillon ebuke to dit with ning alleges which was iis office, bh was in the clause making it | to re to the de- ruth and t altogether A ities b harter Jepartune Bilis ped It Through the jou in lighting comy agreement with the th rding “ ity city furnishing of gas to rate of $1 a thou it remained field a was in ition adopted the Seattle n it made J above, pro- paid there- 10th day of onth. Queered” His Efforts. engaged In a con- ghting com- effort to compel it to first of each imers might offered by pay- the 16th, when van Goddard introduced at ing of the council on the & a resolution allow- lighting company to modi- with the eclty allowed to collect penalty from patrons of 26 er cent on the amount due if bills not paid on or within 10 days the date of the bill, which company fixed arbitrarily, the eonsumer Bouillon wa n at 6 bills on the con pefore tune was from the In other words, never knew when bis bill would be dated and had no protection against the bolding up of the send- ing of the bill until such time as (Continued on Page Nine.) = — —FREDERICK H. MILLS, NEW PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR TAFT VISIT People Will Be Given a Chance to See the Presi- dent, Says Mr. Chilberg in Interview. & chance to f the A.-Y. that the the ft ) Seattle the -P, whole entertain- during his had been day pro r toned ex vere at w a new . later sub- or his sane- h would ) the prew be lent tc d to give ithe to be d ax to gi will be te at ane see rt will be & part of an eff least t his to that Appear to the will was BOSTON HAS FALLEN, (Hy United Press.) TON, Aug his ¢ After » man when the y ha days of mimic nded this after Reds” wen a de. the Blues” at straight: road tory {give ¥ Hanove futo Bh ‘or HIVELY PROCEEDINGS. (iy United Prov.) OLYMPIA, Aug. The senate the 9 ig on the Schively dings. Assist- Attorney O'Donnell, upied the morning ac in Spo hnent ocuting titig Schive kane county As Told by Hubby ¥ fine assortment mitdam. rried."-R-