The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1909, Page 1

SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, = "THE SEATTLE HOM FE £ DITION - 1909, ONE CENT RAND JURY WANTS NEW LEGAL ADVISER i Vand. it] Prosecuting Attorney George Vanderveer owes ii | county with a prosecutor of its own choice. jon to continue to grow that he is dominat- There are men in Seattle who would go before the grand jury, to the end that none of his political the grand jury with information that might prove of nds shall be punished. IS NOT FAIR TO THE GRAND JURY. value te the jury in its work if the prosecutor was a man in whom the entire public had confidence. setertunate for Mr. Vanderveer that as scon) = BUT THESE MEN WILL NOT SUBMIT THIS d was passed along that he was to conduct Se tery, lnveduriblaird: clficiel and oe TO VANDERVEER. d to worry, and returned to their tasks. | Vanderveer is friendly to every official and insti- fhe lack of apprehension on the part of the law- tution which has been an object of public suspicion. rs was not due to innocence, but to the generally With cause, or without cause, every one of these offi- belief that the grand jury was to be a play- cials and institutions looks to Vanderveer as a pro- in the hands of Vanderveer. HCE CONSUL | tector, and not as an investigator. THIS. YOUNG WIFE WANTS ' |The Mill Works Hard, and Many Other Decrees Are , Ground — in — Court of King County, &, Stationed at Managua, Missing for Week. ae JURORS WANT TO KNOW WHO i a “alo ee atory (By United Press.) W ORLEANS, La., Nov. 27.—Dispatches re. today state that American Vice Coneul| , stationed at Managua, has been imprisoned, ces of President Zelaya. ‘wey dings y's messages declare that President Zelaya im- iF .P to make d Caldera because he wanted to hide from the| nvestigators ut Questions | nome terday church in ‘Te always ithe rent, t clothing. 1 off . but he we t would not t any d to # t and Id not let me ie regarding the executions. LAL i ; The | ngers and crew of the steamer Paris-) rani ; that Cannon and Groce were captured in". A0r« P of county commis territory, and were yoked together like oxen vas tose ta te they were executed. ; sponsibility for ed |the county hospital. County Pur-|have to go home, as he could not A hundred-pound weight was tied to the yoke, | chasing Agent Gus Jones and Com-|nunport Sve any longer. 1 Waa — are said to have been beaten with a/™'**!oner Carrigan were the other/home, but he stayed. in Seattle witnesses examined jand continued working for the} | Jones explained to the jury the | Western Electric company. Since | System of purchasing supplies for | then he has not contributed to my the county hospital. He told the | support.” jury that Dr. Corson, the superin Her maiden name of Shackleford ten nt, sent him a requisition for | wag restored to her Judge Gik} supplies needed and that he ordered Ham asked the girl wife if she jthem. Corson. according to the wit-| wanted alimony, but she refused It | ness, receipted for the goods scornfully cs All Up to Corson. | H. 8. Cameron, a druggist of Hib} Jones impressed upon the jury|™man City, appeared for a divorce Interior. vial that he had nothing to do with the | from Blossom ¢ © ameron. : agre, but it} hospital. He asserted that Corson | *yearold baby girl with bim conditions are un (got everything that he wanted.| Wife had run away with 0. J ogeg hacaet at Caan Jones admitted that shortly before | Hughey, one of his clerks. Ho was Asked to assi fir It is rted that the the grand jury was called loads | Slven a@ decree . of Zelaya may come bet jof goods were delivered at the hos Jennie Y. Max Of Castrilic dectar 2 The ed advices wii ause and have plenty of 5 Bn believe that Cald: a| the morning the fired questions at Dan 2, Chairman of the board ore he Jury | out the re conditions at She Scorns Alimony. months of this, he day that he was After se “announced on PRINCETON ORDERED OUT. ION NAVY he navy yard uy fo join the « The gunboat Princeton. ra, wae ordered to Ni burg and Des Moines agua Fperts declare that or of Cald tro has been shot at the order of Presi dent Zelaya Reports from the Bluefields today are teprese t ta \is stated tha surrender night insurgents are well armed | Pital Abraham declared that he had visited the hospital many times. He W. M. Green ree or that he thought it was a fine place. He told| from C. M it f {the jury that Dr. Corson we dj and non-suppo ~ lof the institution; that Corson hired The ain Continues. all the help, had complete charge! y4y11e Chambers wa: over them, and that he was not/ from Edward Chambers for BROKEN MOTHER WOULD hampered by the.commissioners in| tion extending over five year any way | May Lindsey was divorced from OF I MU Go to Poor Farm. | Fred Lindsey on ground: of deser Commissioner Carrigan told the | tion lJury that shortly after he -was in B, B. Rees secured a divorcee from} | stalled in office he directed that the | Elva Ree She refuses to leave | tuberculosis tents be removed from | Sioux City to come’ here to live with the river bank, His orders, how-| him ever, were not obeyed until after| Ike Brown was granted a decree The Star bad exposed the true|from Fanny Brown on grounds of condition of affairs | desertion Four of the jurors spent the| Ray F. Newton, a policeman, was morning going over the county poor | granted a divorce because his wife farm. At noon they returned to| spent her time with other men the jury room, but did not make| Elizabeth Painter was freed from a report to their associates, as wit-| John P, Painter. A career of dissi nesses were being examined, Many | pation in Manila made him unfit to other witnesses will be called to| live with estify as 40 the county hospital Maggie Utterbach received a de cree from Charles W. Utterbach on| SCHOOL BOARD PUTS _|erounds of dovertion | A&A BANOON KISSING. | ,.inus steans for eontiaus, drunk MEMPHIS Tenn yoy 27.—The — state board of health has sent the following rule to be pasted in the|*® achool book * Do not kiss any one on thel® * * l of Renton was |eranted a de | well on the grounds of drunkennesa, ed her decree rovisions, while have cut off Zelaya’s food sup freed deser by the charges made Of President Zelaya ze the effect that her rOCe, Wan nec Be of stleged tera, 6 ee oa th le 4 oy to clear | Se letter dispate: a MSU) gen. hed t Kovernmer ont 4 Ue ~ World tha 8 an advent: Rame of h i oad your pow« On govern: Mrletary of |.) Bette leading |., it Me tent © Of this coun ly THE WEATHER, Feported that 4 ‘ ters to othe Of the Ketra baee © the off Warmer, with rain, tonight 0 and Sunday; high southeast * This rule ts one of several that] * winds, put in foree to|* a | mouth or allow any one to do so to == the state board has LEONARD GROCE. prevent spread of consumption NED BY. ZELAVA?. WORE BUT ScORNS ALIMONY. BORO OIOTOIOIOT OTTO t i tot | Already Mr. Vanderveer has made quite evident} to provide the grand jury at present in session a feeling of antagonism towards those witnsses who Miller's administration of public affairs has nothing to of the grand jury who are thoroughly dissatisfied with have testified as to irregularities in county affairs. The fear so long as Vanderveer is in charge of the jury. to Howard Lae] year. He} 1 am | warried in the First. Pr an | coma, and came to live in Seattle | His parents did know any thing about ble mar He never} I tried hard} at a happy! dinsatioe fled, and eve rt I made i Emon the cruelties incident to the exe-| to Two of the Board of iieies kts bo od weit pk on and Groce. It is known that the County Commissioners °°¢ "ream. He was always finds ing fault 1 did my best. Hel artment has been unable to get any replies) —vVisit Poor Farm. gave me ugh to eat and paid} | going to Alaska, and that I would | 4 | | | He bad hig | C@t walk do to save himself from the His |" Jail ite? land pale and weak. All he can! says ree from Isaac M. Max! drunkenness | [AeA KIRK GETS SISTER'S HAIR | divoreed. trom |8eY for Rightly or wrongly, there is a feeling that Mayor] The Star has knowledge that there are members | Vanderveer. It knows that there are members of the The county commissioners have a right to feel jury who feel that so long as Vanderveer is in charge It knows that there the fight of Sheriff Hodge to protect the taxpayers, are members of the jury who desire a special prose- ‘that in Vanderveer they, too, have a protector. In/ of the jury they can do little good. Vanderveer has stood with the commissioners as cutor. MR. VANDERVEER OWES IT TO THE PEO. cast discredit upon the sheriff's office is undoubtedly | pLE OF KING COUNTY TO GIVE THE JURY —_ | WHAT IT WANTS. STEVES SHOULD STEP ASIDE. | HE IS NOT ACTING FAIRLY WITH HIMSELF. If Vanderveer is a thoroughly honest official, | igtent upon securing results from this grand jury inqui-. HE IS NOT ACTING FAIRLY WITH THE sition, he should step down and out, and allow the GRAND JURY. members of the jury to choose a legal adviser in whom AND HE IS NOT ACTING FAIRLY WITH THE | PEOPLE WHO ELECTED HIM. JAPANESE SLAVE GIRL TELLS PITIFUL STORY TD SEATTLE POLICE Spirited Away From ae aetty She Is Bartered and Sold Like Common Chattel, and She Says She Does | Want So Much to Be a Good Girl. against the people. That Vanderveer will attempt to! the people have full confidence. $ arame —— BABY LESTER STILL IN JAIL be Sa apm poperet F 4] aa Tokujl brought me to Seate tle. When he got here he told me he owed Akimoto Satoro $550. He gave me to Satoro fer the debt Before that, I went to Everett to try to raise the money but I could not “Before that, I went to Tacoma to to me with his 8S. Sato. I told him I wanted to lead the good life and would if he d help me “Sato gave me enough money to good employment in one come to Seattle and then I went “Tl was 14 year happy | Sadahichi came old when I was at home One day Shikada BY MARION LOWE. {do i# to be still and sober; to Ne | smiles. He said he was a San to ery | p wor Francisco merchant and he would ‘give me EAttle Lester Johnson is still in| quict, Instead of romping; jai. The baby who went to jail faintly, instead of laughing; just three months ago with Mrs. Mary to look pitiful. That's all a baby nsdn, known as the “Queen of can do. of his restaurants. to the Japanese Girls’ home. %,” ie atill a prisoner of cir-| What can anybody do about it?] “sty mother let me go “Miss Fife told me to go to the cumstances. He shall not leave me, de. We a . A ot for my trunk, but while I J* he 49 an incubator baby, pro-|clares Mrs. Johnson. “It would! reached San Francisco, but was doing that I was stopped by jetéd by the woman for a sympa- kill me to give up my baby.” But|!"stead of working in one of his | Yanazida Yoshio, who keeps a bad courts, as charged | how bout the baby? } ea ® houses he sold me into a! house at Tacoma. ithy play befor by. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Perry, the little fellow can’t tell it | He ean't institute habeas corpus a prodeedinga to get out of there. ing trial. T ha |The matrons take him out for a| move the child.” brief airing, then he goes—-goes| So the baby is there, shut in with| times but I was watched too close- | face. baek to the place for prisoners women, black and white, of var-|ly. Sometimes they would beat me He said he would let me alone What can a 1l-months-old baby! ious conditions of health and|I loathed the life—I hated the peo-|!f I would give him $500. I told |da? What can a little fellow who) morals. He is passed from one to| ple. But f couldn't escape him I would try to get the money, other all day And that is/ LMincated by Ranh k | I got word to Mr. M. Ito. He How can a baby who|partly what is the matter with) | — y Earthquake. is a good man and he protected me. COMM-talk tell folks how he fecle?|him, says a nu So much hand-| “Some way I lived through it all,| Then this Miamoto began to All he can do ts to grow thin ling would m any baby sick, she | When one day the earthquake came | hound me. He was arrested and I and I managed to excape from that, am glad awful den, but I didn’t get far I want to be a good girl and get | “Takahasi Tokujiro caught mej;rid of these men jand made me go to Bellingham j take the from | Chinese den. riff Hodge, “she is 1 is here await no right to re but Chinese came there. Hounded by Miamoto. Nobody “He wanted me to go to Tacoma with him I tried hard to escape many 1 refused ' It was kept all alone, He struck me In the There (and the little girl’s head |bowed in shame at the remem-|HE PROMISES TO GIL (S h] IDANEY FOR me I 49 “a into a house PROTECT THE GIRL efore that, Tokujiro made me oaths give him all my earnings while at i Since. Riayat ek THIS TENDERLOIN (IN CHARACTER gtr ae es deta Bl fa SMCnPAIY- sais ket eel awhile man that sh ived full prot would let me go aws 1 mare at she recelved protec: | roula $500 me Go away if T gavel on No pains will be spared to keep the girl immune from those “I gave it to him, and instead of ~ giving me liberty he laughed and who are on her trail She ts in charge of the police matron inschowe © notorious | sold me to Asano Tokuji Pinschower, two notoriou erp y here 1% too much of this busi- | “I Hved with this man fo ade ah. geen a gol ie hess going on,” said Rey, Inouye, ~ | “We are trying hard to break up years and he aiternoon | wife | the practice but it seems almost im candidate for attorney, and| With Hi Gill, Collins, mayor, as his Osear colored, and Sam gamblers and denizens of the tenderloin, as his bondsmen, Wiliam Bowman, colored, was released yesterday emma.-$5,000 bond filed in Justice Fred C. Brown's court le, Bold. for Bayt, |possible, ‘These slave dealers are | “One day he sald he needed | powerful and have plenty of money Bowman was arrested a few days ago on the charge of] money. He wanted $200. I tried &® | back of them, They intimidate thetr earn this money but I failed, You! victims. That is why so few cases may Imagine how | tried to earn it. | ever become public.” ‘willfully, unlawfully and feloniously living with and accept ing the earnings of one Mary Marsell, who was then and there} a common prostitute.” O Hi Gill man, succeeding J. I appeared in court to secure the release of Bow BLIND AND FEEBLE WOMAN IS OWN LAWYER, AND GETS AN ACQUITTAL Hawkins, colored, who acted as attor Bowman temporarily, ‘The defense of Bowman wilt be conducted by Gill, (By United Press.) INDIANAPOLIS, Noy, 27 Local attorneys today are dis hair cut cussing the pleading ability of Mrs. Maleane Logan as a lawyer barbe Although blind and somewhat feeble Mr Log in a ju | “Manima wants Helen off,” sald Bobby, @id th CUT—IS SPANKED | went to wort court, introduced and examined witnesses, acted as a whiness in (Dy United Press.) The mother traced her children her own behalf, and finally, in a manner’ surprising to the TORRINGTON, Conn., Nov, 27,—|to the shop and loudly expressed |f} court, pieked flaws tn testimony of the o nd made Robert Schoffer, 4 years old, en-|her grief when she saw her shorn her final argumente | in which sh is charged with * ‘tered the barber shop of Louls Kant,|/lamb, The idea that Helen needed profanity, Attempt ¢ deputy — prosecut ‘ it her loading hie 2-year-old sister Helen,|a hair cut originated with Robert, proved unsuccessfu who had long curl who was soundly spanked ; i + i