The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1910, Page 1

THE SEATTLE STA SEATTLE, WASH., 1910, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, CKED AND FACING DEATH RE GIVEN HOPE BY TURN OF CARD il OLY Ortin won cash t penite Ha | Walls ty PARALLON. TAKEN ON THE DAY SHE LEFT SEATTLE ON HER LAST TRIP. samme: SAR FOR ROOSEVELT. nN EAT OF MIOSIOSIPPI Another Poll by Chicago Tribune Forecasts a Defeat |‘ for Taft Everywhere West of Alleghenies if Roose- velt Opposes Him—Washington for Teddy, 51 te Taft's 31. ‘Crew and Pas- son Farallon Ar- Telling CHICAGY, Feb. 14--The Tribune today announces the reeuit canvass, which it states has been made of the republican ed hewepapers west of the Allegheny mountains, regarding their hatew for president results Roosevelt 160; Taft La Foliette Hughes mins, 65; Pinchot, 26; Cannon Bryan, 40: scattering The following questi the Tribune ty republican editor ghenies If you could vote today, for w rallot ? of a re of prew ent with the tot 1,093 M“ i 12 “ states, Cum for preside m would you « is not one for & new in take a owing his he sea. Sifferings un today by F. ( engineer and while be tall the fearful ox to his mip ‘@ the forete!ting pet help by the for Miction Came True } fo cheer ux 1." ar the Roosevelt has not onl rm meat ribs super t a , Frank Moore et hy your The paper prints the result from the Pacific Washington-—Roocevelt, 51; Taft, 31; La Follette, 1; Hughes, 3; Cum. mine, 1; Pinchot, 1; Oolliver, 2; Cannon, 1; Bryan, 1. Roosevelt, 32; Taft, 14; 3; Hughes, 5; Pinchot, Bryan, 2. Caltfornia—Rooseveit, 45; La Fotiette, 4; hot, 2; Dolliver, up paper says following as jin the ton Taft leads Idaho, Colorado, see and Arizona republican national conven the const in Ohio. Wyoming Minsour Tennes “ Oregon— La Follett 1; Cannon, oe togeth popular vote of «492,757 116 votes in the repub' have «| a total of an national | n half of that con venti of the Roo The ¥ There Ta only 19 me Two tute straw vote velt ata 1 Okie 1; Taft, te of interest which ts] ‘1 ne features of the @ ballots cast for Bryan and Pinchot. Most of the 40 who vote for Bryan say they do so pecause they do not approve of the republican voted for Taft | presidential election a major rtes strength ‘ortmly that he ts indore ty of the He part “i in the at th 486 states : ta ; z. Lake last tes to “The Pinchot vote, which saree in all but six of the states, ie gen- | erally coupled with doubt of the ad-| ministration's forestry policy and disapproval of ite attitude toward | Ballinger. The was strictly ropping t atr elt leads in 16 of the Michigan ana, Itinois Nebraska, Oklahe Dakota comp! the ballots eae but the out oO WAS TOO CHIVALROUS TO HIT BACK WHEN WIFEY LANDED ON HIM, HE SAYS | ber, the twice convicted Sayed Rotoriet the alleged ss pleading wi: fe Judge ¥ Ff the supe hot guilty ¢riminal finds tha: ¥ er mi ah fetration that we waid wid and th atiow him b to spend the We in the Waiia \ Davis, connected w a Clinton f Miilor ve there for me OM Decen Mrcing and enter Pe dune, 1901, he to the pr ¥. ie Clinton p 788 known as Prec Vie te the @etendant jn % his wif » «nd bu «AnH oceasional appea chars with his count swollen, Judge le mode him ought was slack will dec the abused in Dupe werve e tomorrow whe own of a when he TACOMA DENTIST “TO HELL WITH LEAVES ALL TO PREACH GOSPEL — MARC Wei sted Pre United Proms.) Ind. Feb, 14.7) ‘ of Cook, near ¢, in the Indiana, } * W linge Dr. Gi 4 pocks : rade Martin Burr mut Bure lared nt right for it Ham jong tm valentt Rob f WI COsT (my Untied Press) Ww MPIA Ham 1, Will have to efore tlary Iton a ial re Wa v the tt can He aa hie mment new he ved by hin own bon, showed He cha them had received “FATHER TEL OFFICERS THAT SON 13 THIEF HAMILTON $0 | T0 G0 10 PEN |Former Adjutant General! of State Says He Won't Pay, Either. think it him rRe several | a boy 13 year old i® the story told the police his wOrning by Thomas W Ison, | urred 422 ¢ie yesterd ja smal terabi The hes th ateal m taken di and to boys w way tn father t ay ay a! La le ¥ father ald th patened pOmeY a senna have te te mal been are believed to have robbery occ when one jewelry and run to na away threata were have dime assoc) all t Thomas, time to from never of hold were y nocuring J and oon been novels, ting with pet as In hie head about wont « the rep ity t allowed to ge by some mean re fighting the own has told his to the t wore world for | | himself he would secure the money} and make the start dieses of paternal orders | The youth was dreesed in a pair an of 7 him | fath | aon r ¢ again ap overalls he if who * deas in bis head tf he} home . a n nd Hatt ander his a Nght waked to apt notify SAYS HELLO” TO JUADH AND oles TO JAIL _ He Moore n the taintif the nee he juror ts f Shea to the fact ore’ ac said try ne pan y y The his cane t RK ‘Prank | cont. | piek the put root Fr sentence the sult way corridor greeted South Fork who saw M told judee Judi ge val yur re BEATS WIFE FOR LISS OF BOOZE Lout Knud CONSTITUTION” Clara Kn t thi dur hows little effect of his i chatted with | the court bailiffe while opening hie }mail and | } iry and} when it th JOHN STOKES, (From an old Photograph.) NDERVEER’S STRANGE LAW UNDER WHICH INSANE MAN WAS TRIED it ehall be no defense to a person charged with the commis ston of a crime that at the time of Its commission he was unable, by feason of his Insanity, idiocy or imbecility, to comprehend the nature and quality of the act committed, or to understand that it was Wrong; or that he was afflicted with a morbid propensity to — prohibited acts; nor shall any testimony or other proof th be admitted evidence | (Chapter 249, Sec. 1, Beeston Laws, 1909.) Not in the history of !aw, #o far as the rieg cap recall, bas a known lunatic ever been guilty Buch a condition was #o repugnant to the Wadhington, in 1906, in ruling on the famous Seattle ler” conse, that it said *it would not be contended that a court of justice in a olvil tae country would proc with the trial of a person who wae in sane at the time of trial, Such a suggestion,” continued the court, “would be shocking to every sense of humanity. There is no statute directing that a pé while insane may be tried for murder. woh @ statu Wf enacted, would be in conflict with Federal and state constitutions, and the wellestablished princi pias of common iaw. Insanity not only protects an accused from conviction for orime, but present insanity, when established, also furnishes sufficient reason why he should not be placed on trial, or, Whe been tried, convicted and sentenced, why the judg ment of the court should not be executed upon him.” GLANS, ON STAND, ATTACKS BALLIN: IND DENNETT woul Senator ‘ehides Was $0] jury Amused at the Idea That ,),,; Department of wo ta . Was in Wrong Hands. beet of legal memo. tried and found supreme court of “Holy Rol with the not sitated w were the he lav assretary Ballinger, Commission Laugh-|er Dennett and Mr. Plerce.” As he 1 of | made this statement, Glavis glanced ¢i.| involuntarily at Pierce and blushed slightly. Plerce was immovable THIEF ARRESTED WITH PLUNDER (By Untied Prose WASHINGTON ter today interrupted the he congressional commit gating the Balllx ersy ey reht Vortree charge of crimin 1 didn’t think of that { the th 108 I made ple to ju What vidence affe Glavia b “Well, Secretary Ballinger missioner Dennett and three or four » took but little tated, then sald Com others w action in connection with it” “Schwartz took some action gested Vertrees, referring to chief of the field service “think the worst action was takeh by Assistant Secretary Pirrée,” said Glavie “when he ren dered hie decision in the Alaskan coal case ve here sug the COLUMBUS, OF committee tod that n d $l p- | ment ONE CENT INSANE MAN TRIED FOR MURDER UNDER NEW VANDERVEER CODE Prisoner, Holder of Four Medals for Gallantry, Could’ Not Answer One Rational Question——Had to Have Temporary Guardian in Court Tragedy Occurred Right After His Release on Insanity Charge. d on new Vander yet | ; peor holder vacant man- a lunat J of five i eyed an olutely jremer- pay- say- t anew their que a rambling rey ered tind neider the only were to decide fe? as to that was cir No one saw him lead in the while Stokes tore a f¢ w minutes later EVIDENCE WAS CIRCUMSTANTIAL, Practically the whole the Stokes was ad > | murder was offe But the woman was killed her—this was th jurymen knew be was fn guilty of manslaughter made by of malic was that sible cause for wae 80 be ow crazy probably minds the < and found him This is the open admission of members of the John Stokes tried and found guilty Why Because the new criminal ¢ declares that insanity at t And Judge Yakey followed the Stokes was insane prior to the yard stood back of Stokes 4 to defend him a str sight—this trial of a crazy man oc The called bis name, he didn't look up. was strange to him. A b 80 who lost his mind untry, was as it may t, is no all tenti- ne is today. and State Senator ‘ense mony that The ow Bryan off Tt made brought ir name he t ness stand law killing ny at the t nev Stokes was The ff had to lead him to the wit- ANSWERS QUESTIONS BLANKLY, What y he for Oh, highway take Mr Bryar But I didn’t asked his attorney « lot of things,” he s cent fornia see he weeks ago. u just t rc place as not been fn round Chi me Chicago. He s far as known other Stokes ars trying to quicken the erything all wrong,” bout it.” nbout it 1 the wit. he witness made avy, the officers. highest Physt r criminal by Judge under it stand is pre. will have the pent as far will mind. Final SENT FOR WIFE, NOT SISTER-IN-LAW, SO MAN OBJECTS AND GIRL IS HELD loining @ natural de Schoenborn 1 his wife and ders from artment at held for eing each took a a timid ky Ken Ker r the ship S. 0. S. 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