The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 29, 1910, Page 1

BOUILLON RALLY TONIGHT AT SEATTLE THEATRE To all Seattle people who are interested in the cau: contro! Seattle policies for the next two years—Come illon wants to talk to all of you. 2 of good government and the question whether the best elements or the wor to the rally meeting tonight at Seattle Theatre, Third Av. and C herry St. Ole Hanson and Austin E. Griffiths will speak; also Byron Phelps will be chairman. THE SEATTL S TAF 1910. st Mr. THE SEATTLE TArR: NO. 294. ARS “PROTECTION” HE GOST NATION DEAR SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, Tua Cas FE ers TOT HURLEY FOR WES SUN Ss BSE REGISTRATION FRIUDS 5 |He Conf That Gill Living in This Country Is Directly Due to |Usual Small Everyday | ‘uae Wis ts ice Paid sriff—Will Be Worse With New Aldrich. | Tragedies Brought to} | ron Him When the Illegal ; Light in Divorce Courts |...» ei aoe waaiee Today. jn . ot t a Votes Were Cast. fe ee . cg oa pe |Divine Sara to Be Chal- lenged for Dramatic Championship Among) Emotional Actresses. PORTLAND. uid Vote 500 Floaters. cast Bernhardt—a tex to carry fight for A cand neiiman the O idate Pietro | built Italian, » ness stand | Ronald's as he shame his wife had his name Mar & powerfully ove champ at apicion for fellow toare on the wit: | in Judge told of brought Ik waa the same } story that has been told a hu: jtimes from that chalr without | Thin is the announcement made by Olga the |p Le here | upon | ® rmined ner A ‘ Be ! | feet, and a determined « i O14 | tooth: went with tt | e e Gil ed] The divine Bara and was not| throne tn the th |They think over th | thie morning court confessed did od been prom 1 by the Gul Horley arrange- robbery ont name to the the site up on « bie | r h rother om of Parisians, | " re that + drar refuse arte when tter eke having regie r jury promine t one but P reed to let ‘ j induc eds of organizing her ~) a a , m ou pr had cast their ballots } ite amusing details, but ook wae nelther tts triteness nor its humor appealed to the broad-shouldered man; it was all terribly ea him, and the sorrow and the lation were } Me jago in Italy wh an pinay Sarah. Usually any one else try But now Olen tx nt an with L be led to t they know they men to what ly ma To Rushente. Riplinger Steal. ction the evt Grand Jury if was r at the stolen mpt to elect Gill campaign sup- whom prom!- to linger so an wide open, are under being connected with ads in this campaign in than the Fifth. wt for! mary ter they | for Gill Hurley Tells of His Work. Hurley bh th tratior nok th more hundred x he tecti The titlous the A nade he = now being were placed immediatery atered fo: bumit £ plann eer ¢ thar keen had been married nine y and had come to this state on a 4 jago. AY to ftaly sick his eight years year ago he had to return and while When he wite living miner wa irand Jury Ballinger. The porters. was taker returned he ith another there names of fi an att mat 1 the Colon were R of Seattle figure picture on the high cost of records of the United Stat department of com ft fe not claimed that these figures are com sy are therefore not entirely accurate, but if Na ' that living expenses have advanced 32 points under Aldrich-Payne tariffs, there’s no doubt about the that the people are carrying. Sovanong Fem the average market prices te consumers in between 1890 and 1900 are placed at the standard of 100. ‘eet of living in 1997, when the Dingley bill was Pints below the average. in 1902, when th tad been operating nearly five years, the cost of 10 points above the average. | | “Why was this ignored by Pres | ident Taft in his statement at Wi-| nona when he defended Congress living, com nt ng have ayor pete anagement Thene spon the b us after Hurley i | elect aters of the Investigated treme—but her. at this toxtimony Par | wiped his eyes with a |folded white handkerchief. H granted a decree and left court room with bowed head Emma Chrones was married to Louis routs Nevada in 1907 and shortly afterward went to Lo Angeles. Her husband was drunk |moast of the time. One day be | at noon and she harn’t seen h “Metro fully was! the | mph from @ box One | names jon of jon fra Sarah Invited Her. ther wa Hut Net for her plans @t Rernhare Door Closed to Olga. The ta cloned sarne name rds hersole has one solid baste y the haw + Paris The at She on ethersole # invitation anno vine Surah » her the Pyenct th anger nent ARE YOU SURE THAT BABY IS YOURS IT MAY BE FROM AN ORPHAN ASYLU! CHICAGO, Jan. 29—Fully three thousand happy husbands md aah wna epented & Aaaren in Chicago today are fondling infants which are not their own Daciims Weibemy. Cas enenene:t | = : : offapring, but which have been palmed off on them by th Diane tente amend Ge Winemer. ba pe me ; "ee es ; 8 ; wives, according to a statement attributed to Lyman W. Rogers, man Tawney? lwhom she wae married tn Colorado 2 . : of the National Maternity hospital. Rogers is quoted as saying Right after the tariff law was|in 1906 He loaf that the infants are adopted by the pseudo mothers, and the passed, the corporations planned to| around the YM oom deluded fathers are none the wieer. | pay the farmera big prices for their | and the publi x any} It Is said that 280 Infants are provided with homes every cuaheite tank baie ue tan ‘an Wi remiunernt® } haw we fig A ‘ year, and that more than one-half are belleved by husbands to was among the farmers that the ng to had sold allltry t be their own children. The infante are procured by childless Pregiaaeee Gabi wae autaanit fo Heng without the fare women, mastly in society, whose husbands wish offspring. ane Aldrich ana hin crows preaches; |unowlodge of blo wife ae When the husband leaves town for a time the wife pays a visit be has voiced the farmers and no one will| Aunie Stroh struggled for 14 $e some home fer founding 4 Washington | pay any more attention to the Pro | years to live bappily with Fred P. | " eanora the ineurgents | gressive kickers, We can run right |8trohn, whom she married in Mich ‘ bees for an! over them jlgan but he drank snd abvue 4 her ago. The at ¢ liv nally he left be her own failure. D ‘etek ¥ | ac elh they Doomed prices ‘Bll! devices and she has been cooking : wonderful 3 right, especially the farmers’ and} / A The 4 E the retail traders’ prices. The big!" lossing camps since pie Sime Weubt that Elkine|traders have been doing nothing | (Tee Was granted spnbating committee of \ cine on the exchanges but boost-| Francis MeKay was granted a de = Gavel si ever the! ing prices on cotton, grain, meats, | °'* from Jennie McKay, on statu Gummer te prove that lard, milk, etc, by cornering ‘TY srounds Been no high prices at » nea, But these wise prophets ally <a com some way, because the wonderful good times didn’t arrive on schedule. It has all the con me growing rred reading fotn SARAH BERNHAROT After ay Wall her belo purpose ernole & throne. jor what question took an wateh | Ne For 12 day sale triumpt houses, El prais sali) divine Marah he UNITED STATES. 10. RELIEF whether Rarah ed Paree thought th the ¢ tur rhe nN pla oted f ard was o,f her made by Con H. Welsse, of large weet iw t own, ae it had 5 ine exonte, rival attors she do it the ina unex r When gement in wide n for a brief rit atre in Pana the rep - DIRE THINGS Oba idia Then Get May she Dose, the ne » invade great were or Freneh stay to na! she was Bernhar PROMINENT MEN FOR IRELAND TO PARTICIPATE } ryt Bouillon rally at the to t ah power as a basis for estro tonight. Ub os against Britain, is w 9g — reelf 1 the the anti At eat tle theatr following men, in the man- setrure island by some are that organized some wage Eng as a Dut clerical and Rot obtained | im wages. In have earmarks of a fake. j Call money on Wall st. ran up! 6 per cent frequently during last | and for the past month loitering around & per faet,| + actu: | summer, has been cent This wonderful era of extreme py the poor of to their wits’ ends |b 8 Well as ali other this rise tn price & the su r tariff was enact Kreatest price taken place T ALDRICH M8 ENACTED new tariff law * so far run the government in hole to the extent of $56,000, Now | observe that the whole from the president down, got hot under the collar, and blame it all on the insurgents be they didn't aqueich worth a and they jem out of the party bunch have cause cont Ban PETER MILLER Ba = GOMMGTED BY “TACOMA JURY Was today rc ing to take We unadie |. Rd Will nerve 2 Timba lived in a By MA Giles ay lotked the door Bilempted to cut b S rusty pocketknite he used a pivt Ace were cause death 3 t at th ys arraigned fourt for diac He United Press.) Jan i—“Guilty as hot in the information,” wan the aitle at 10:10 last wht-day trial fr on @ rm Seattle. le the same dia on the brutality 4 jury personally Captain Charles Vander he once HOME FoR poiLy lod George F Ten eer in a # person Brows tr the easy, quick nal a STORM STOPPED Hew home tor Poi AN ELOPEMENT Mars, — | (By United Press.) HERDEEN father and mother ¢ prevented an erday afternoc par-old Aber on the # Jan Pedro, where lover wan Jan. 2 A storm nd local offi elopement yes Be 88 have thors MeneTVARY Who Her Hewspaper i Ad ig lloilo in Meee iy do homes in Seait\: or Mar ade cont on to meet her 80rd and may ix t f oo yelled to r cont by phone Th mpe + Rear . to Hoquiam on account of a storm officers boarded the boat urrested the girl on @ Warrant by her parents amer Chehalis she expected boat put und there LETS DROP WASHINGT 2 } propone to kick | attempts were made to hinder him in ‘coal land frauds in Alaska, wae the st dis fica, made al committer |inger-Pinchot controversy hinder Alaskan his nia of that at the ington « po | ere for ti timony a jury against | Pallinger directed wr not to obtaln | WIFE WENT HOME TO MOTHER TOO OFTEN (By United Press.) OLYMPIA year-old wife three times tn two months and then gues for divorce at the end of 10 weeks she no King an the jtion with t tela senaational | In Seattle, third ad- Pa | int | ple linger In Washington he much of that past and said | should not see him GOVERNOR PARDEE OAKLAND, Cal | garage bile, Pardee line tank r deen girl book-|a small out cons was | from ped by a stop Just as line THAT, AID BALLINGER Pp his investigations of the alleged! ment today of Louls R. Glavis missed division chief of the land etore the congression attu investigating the Bal od jlavia declared that attempts to him his work on the cases we made during conversations with Land Com t the course today, Glavis said he came to Wash: | gofy affidavit from a) | plac $206 anol in ern sioner Denne his testimony time get aman or Glavia said that th was McLachlan, of Call to an La seman nia jlavie further by saying amplified his tee that Secretary affidavit from congressman's *aile ged Green” group of coal ims in Alaska In an interview cLachian as to} connec Judge Bal anid Glavie » had been too thing in the with id me that the mot sort of get leas Y SAVED FROM DEATH tir: Vanited Pr Jan, 29.—To the nely arrival of an employe of the where he keeps his automo former Governor Geo, ©. believes he owes hin life last evening his car o the garage to have the gaso Not noticing that lake of the fMuid had ran the “floor during the pro: | # ignited his pilot light and * about back the machine the barn when he was frantic ery from an He brought the car Yo a it rolled into the gaso puddle Jay jeourt of King county ty | rhe her qua ish seri the rdee ran upon he to stop m0. den openly NEW Parisians, give benef whieh will b were Information of the serand of France ston of thanks and gratitode on behalf of the Mart ARIS, was proclaimed The authorities clusion means of ation Hungry refugees from the flood districts tacks upon the food shops thie aft the ne WAS inal e the 1,000,000, $56,000,000 the Waser HENnS of the ther her It t esterday ned the Wilheir from Prank The fact husban: rrel the pat court ee a ee D THE WEATHER Rain Sunday southeast winds. S Aodedal that Hefied the The added danger when that the famous subway estimates and not and OF FLOOD STRICKEN PARIS. SPURIOUS COIN YORK, Jan, 29.—For the relief Metropolitan and Manhattan rmances on Febr th of the opera. ¢ The flood stricken mpanies will performances, ) t of 3 } mselves Ambassador Jus with an expres of his country ON w is in t charge of him. He afternoon by ret pe «given under manager by the members of the compan plane was telegraphed He immediately replied people proposed W. Dur to today Law in Paris. ' 29.—Martial law/@umage today to in Paris today, | 1/Opera came to the com this was the only rigidly controlling the jal The breaking of sewers did tew the Place de} the en who have ling’s were a. story of w Frisco Raises $3,000. the SAN FRANC More than $3,000 has iv San Francisco for the the Paris flood sufferers Mayor Edward Robson Tayic & gift of $100, wan one of the subseribers, Ralph Weill, chev of the Legic f Honor, hande his check 00 That the relief fund will be ac ceptable was evidenced by the fol jowing reply to a cablegram to Paris dispatched by the French Hear! Merou Product of a subscription feceived with gratitude. 20, Cal, Jan aoe 1, Cal, Ja Getleieh upon the p bee increased their at Former ~ with firat | 8014 ple He his owr week a coal ha week coal delivery bis receipts t stand the | week tha working bor and got kind of heart And then side of it with the detective little 10-year home I arre another name little fellow be pretty 1 in many instances police was apparont announced under the of collapse. thie afternoon roperty at with the probability of resulting from city engineers in danger total lows consul th wil at be |SCOTS WILL HAVE A GRAND TIME ON BURNS’ BIRTHDAY 19 her When a hon Jan Wull ye har ther Febr oor heart 1 wull to say that bers his ain “Hae ye nient? “Yum, ‘twill be gives the é¥er seen, J. B. Thompson, alang| And this tidy of a child. | wi Natr, H. B. Neilson, W.| paid within ¢ troubles P. Came Bennie Waddell 1’ Don. the state said |ald Urquhart, all o' them wi’ th 8 tang o° th’ purple he rl their) Seattle names, wull give th’ ‘Kitchen scene fra’ Rob Roy, which ke ken a'ready and Mre Hewell wi her sang o' Annie La wull bring th’ water t yoor e' if T no mistakit ain Jostah, Collins wi ow Bobbie Burne and tell usa hoo Bobbie Ii id dee'd Ah, ‘twull grand, th li a’ be ther th theatre memorie’ o aang wi and a Seots to th’ Moore ary 7, to keep the ain Bob atl me t to at pd not oxy courts, felting county green |’ oor} And richt th’ noo I want no Iile Scot who remem. | puntrie can stay awa heerd o' th’ program th the supreme court af decision In the supertor denying Car of divoree Mr. Taxpay ehip in? According t Case, we owe nm a decree J. Withelm that she made d three time appearance marital ugh for a divoree up with ane o' th’ best ye Tamnas ‘on, roads, $139,00 attle, $2. does etty - PACOMA Wagle Harbor Hexper, the nicht. | Cunning? warmer brisk tonight to high talk again Oor rainy . He * * * tek A tOR HOR tk Austr ling Thor ervice detec Back of thi ter or been nay and says got a Mit e King county WORKMEN N 48th at jail with the rested nas B. tv news counterfeiting was or Foster yesterday item victims of Dur spurious coins poor A counterfeiter he says $10 His Detective doesn't He alway the neighborhoc driver h When he hat of Me only there bh old t sted »y Durling to save ‘d for 7 Netle night the coal driver hardest womer cireulating t b $10. had the »wn family here is he him County Auditor Otto 216,989.74 in taxes sum tax amounts the county tax school district Of this to $1,602 $848,507 0, and the 850,000 ude improvements After for tw t Vic ala The mutiny elt lying ars, the bi Fos 8 works have Durling's special dupes Durling makes on $10 detective there and works last for on a urned in e had has. humane said a bright at under boy EVERYBODY WILL HAVE TO COUGH UP how much must be $1,436 444.91 76 of levy for otal taxos idle has been Captain MeDonnell and RA It will be against in ing men and wom vietims touch to For a been kind of la That's & counterfeiter the his The is in school and it will was born when his father was in jail 10 years ago in California for counter will you sum rified conservatives say they for as @ result of the predicted Ht < polls in the British partia still complet mentary election Irish home rule fulfills the of its leader uence th omplet the liberal par ty ante-elec Re Premier f this t tion Asqu w be a se ber promise the Irish, A goverr ment 1 vietory remier did not independence for every act of subject to the {ary Though Ireland did not « Irish parila which should be imperial pa: ent masses ‘of Ider this enough rganization decided for a start, The 1 be enough t all evils they phesy a ult of the liberal pledge be they miy the ring wedge for apletely free Lreland LASSOED A FAMILY FROM QUICKSANDS (By Ustted Press.) SAN BERNARDINO, Cal., Jan. 29. ~—But for Deputy Sheriff Trembie’s skiliful use of a lariat, Thomas Pep pin, his wife and three children {probably would be lying dead under the quicksands of the Meadow Val ley wash today. The Peppin family was driving to their ranch when they attempted to ford a harmless look ing stream. ina moment the two horees drawing the vehicle were caught in the grip of the quick sands. The struggling beasts were quick ly swallowed and the wagon and its human occupants were follow ing rapidly when Tremble arrived. Tremble uncoiled his lasso, threw it to Peppin, who fastened the rope about his wife's waist. She was drawn to safety and the others fol towed. Peppin was the last to leave. As he was dragged from the seat of the vehicle, it disappeared beneath the sande (222 eee ee ee ee a An Overflow Meeting. * In addition the the Seattle theatre there will be an overflow lon meeting at Arcade Areade building Judge H. B. Foster will pre side and Austin B. Griffiths ©. M, Baxter and Victor Place will be the speakers. EPR to rally Bouil hall * * be * ~ eeeeeeeee agement of the Griffiths campaign, will occupy seats upon the stage as vice presidents of the meeting: Charles E. Shepherd, Darien Green, Herbert A. Meyers, Dr. G. A. Beeler, *. H. Whitworth, John B. Price, Dr. 8. F. Horsfall, J. A. Thomas, Wm. D. Covington, F. D. Couden, Howard Waterman, J. R. Mason and Carroll Hendron Austin E. Griffiths, who withdrew from the mayoralty race, will make a speech urging his supporters and all other voters to aid in the tion of A. V. Bouillon for mayor. The Griffiths supporters are work- ing just as hard to nominate Boull- lon as a few days ago they were elec. | for Griffiths 1 tonight, * *| *! * *) ‘THIRD COMET SIGHTED NOW By United Press) MANILA, Jan, 29.—The observa. night sighted a third aching Win- apparently appr It is thought to be me e certain it net 1910, nor Hal jal wanderer will Mor Slot the of the office, will ately if the « Ronald today REGISTER NOW Every voter attle register at once, The tion headquarters at and Yesler way open until 10 Destroy han during Machines. machines, raids by secuting ae destroyed ecent atives torney's imi Judge in S should registra Pourth ay will be kept o'clock tonight ha alte ht during the nless the voter: many will unable to do so in the congestior that will ensue during the few days the primaries has found that have Tho registratio: been gether few days register at once be last before The grand jury hundreds of floa iMegally registered by the ¢ gang. The tle r t see ha ballgt on primar legal voters they day