The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1910, Page 1

AFF ZN SSS ‘(ATTLE, WASH,, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1910. E CHIEF WARD WITH IKE ROSENTHAL AND GERALD WON’T DO WELL IN HOTEL BUSINESS | FAULKNER GIRL AT oF UNANE | NEWS ITEM. Chief of Police Irving T. Ward yesterday formal ly| |tendered his resignation to |Mayor Miller, to take effect on March 20. A request accompanies the resigna- THE HOTEL MURDER CASE a Man Killed Identified as| | granted a Bh of absence. Nikifor Fedoroff and) Upon leaving the police de- Man Who First Identi- partment Chief Ward will |undertake the management a ees ‘of the Cecil hotel, of which | Ike Rosenthal and Clarence Gerald are joint propri _etor MIKE. ARREST Emi! Caty, the the police yesterday tmurdored tn the Pt day night and the ted the w ¢ ‘men who ha $16, was his [rest for robbed Ressian whe that xh whe ma tel Sur mmit confidence 1 him out of ed rar} gogeed and} Smith, an aged nt that pla a naw having bound John B Kingston farmer week ago yesterday Caly's arrest gives the He te entire story thet he told the yesterday and which wa by the police der mystery Sunday slght in & room fn the F | Second ay. and W which « man now | wife as Nikifor Fe Police K who accompanied wcaped from the hotel after the shooting jliee knew was that the dead man and the man that had hired the room with the dead man were Rus stane Yesterday the police to clear the duel oecurred eonix hotel, on Kton at, tn stifled by his jorott was killed w Him The man jdoreff whens | Pe wae hired minediate- All the po morning Caly appear ed at the room ingutring for the occupants, He was taken to police headquarters, and the he Ls how he met two Russians in coma Saturday. One of them he! identified as the dead man. He had never met them before the Ta coma Incident, and did not even know thetr names ¢ came to Se attle with them. They hired a separate room for themselves, and he entrusted to them $16, all the money he had in the world This was Caly's story, Tt was ac cepted and the police decided t THE NEWPORT, HOTEL CECIL AND CHIEF WARD. SSS a THE THRIFTY COP Those curious for small etonomies which eventually come to generous rewards may look with profit upen the monetary ries and financial florescence of Irving Ward, the retiring chief of police. who quits the department to Become one of the proprietors of a dividend-paying hotel. Chief Ward has spent @ quarter of a century im the blue, for the most part on a modest sa which records and antitneat agitators tell us Waa never gaited to keep pace with the cost of living And during the past decade ad &@ policoman Chief Ward has lived largely and we ings or hedgings of hie expense secount be may he Down town, in the haunts of fovial and bibulous persons, he has never displayed any of the instincts of a Ughtwad, but apparentiy held up bis end with a reckless disregard of the ot his monthly pay check; aed ft ts thin featare of Chief Ward's frugality that commends itself to those who would eat thetr cake and till possess tt How to spend his salary freely and still lay by a considerable tions, in the face of prohibitive living conditions, Is a problem, the seems to have achieved, putting to economic shame other wage earners who were not handicapped by a uniform and police duties to perform. Incidentally, the rounding Chief Ward's retirement police business ax a profitable exreer has been generally underestimated pletured the polleemag beaming on flirtatious nursemaids and generc mistaken in selecting thepe incidents as typical. Much more true to & the earnest copper dividing bis salary of $100 ally go toward the purchase of a high-priced hotel property Seattle rich poli 1 many and withal beats, albelt accumulations grow apace a wider field for his financial exeretses, and hie investments. Chief Ward may yet der ¢ for educational equipment tp earn a genial | fe of hin y Chief Ward may disclose the forming the duties of a sergeant, captain and chief of police he got it ry (Continued on Page Three.) $125,000 FIRE HITS SPOKANE have found conventent bas made them secretly limitations ALICE BESSIE FAULKNER. Peatkner, aged For hours they searched through Ege omar eo bit torturing dispo- | citsetion that they must find the |¢eetreyed Greenough Brothers’ gro , Who, even in bis | child quickly if it was to be found | Sry store, one of te largest in the Spokane, ingeniously & Their search was fruitless. city Ho torment the hoart of z eal after appeal wes minde to om me to be ot least § ' er. Ev rev Weag-eatiering moth wid touch the heert Gas used—b @ er through spon ecikner, of Sea manhood, his fatherhood-—Ddut all to |t@neeus combustion, and probably op ied by purpose. He sat sullen on his|#mouldered for hours before being vind well « residue, of hote)-buying solution of which Chief Ward propor 1% ‘ propitious circumstances # would indicate that the that the cartoonists who have % cooks, have been sadly fe would be Morganesque scenes dept a month so that $90 of it would eventu bunk and refused to speak | discovered. The entire # oman, frostbitten trom their | ™ent worked in a below search, restrained themaeclvey | Pereture, this being the coldest day ffort; not a man who spoke Spokane has exp id thie winter Faulkner but whose hands itched} for his throat | BEWARE OF WOMAN, Faulkner koew that his wife in SAYS THE BOARD ‘ has several nén—policemen whe own apartment houses and policemen who ) for the police department is such that t first of the blue-coated financiers to find watched and studied atudents of wtrate that it ix not necessary to send a bey to col siihood up to the middle age fact that the their love Ghief Ward in the sceun will be hol mortgages ting to thelr by Seattle would he pf the supposed | plight of her it child and he} knew how would suffer. He did scalculate the extent of the : ther's grief. All last night she| letter from a long suffering ed agony to glut the most hoard of supervis eart, and all the time|plaining of the deadly hatpin used ——-|by the fair ones to “batten down I their lids,” failed today to arouse a =|respensive feeling in the breasts! f the clty fathers Not that the city fathers do not sympathize b who complains that impaled by « spike pr a indy’s bat. If they would legislate ng weapon of women not dare Recently that smoking shou in the sions and de ealary p f the baby was alone i: M the outskirts of Spokane die of b Me He refused to O8 of the shack tots lite halt th« city Were eM to the her and a bulging compe ee BAN FRANCI the reat * careful walking of a beat has very attractive compensations ra to t re, Aa yet, however not obviously clear where STATE. TROOPS CHARGE THE STRIKERS WITH BAYONETS i _ a (Continued on Page Three eee fighting « Hoe and A ncretly COME CRUISE. WITH ME ON MY YACHT,” KAISER BILL TO BEN WHEELER * m they trading fr dared the favorite | they ninst Ka But right chummine: *ythias pales into ingignifi nd Benjamin Ide Wheele t Universtty North Sea is on are not scattered around jealous of the Amert injur taker t ed fatal do were bers | decided | ermitted street cars here, After see with the wives, daughters s from womer that alb w ing f WON'T INDICT THE CAIRO the ed the fnvitatte or me to join him | yaa toda the kaiser Taek, @iperor's invita ebange ‘or at it fe understood + to | Be an is stil! looking haggard 600K 1s hough he expressed regret at leav COMING HOME . g Santiago, as he liked the oll nited the of wt time iin a cla Feb State ps for the strest car employer partic hizers and strikébreakers t! alled in tha vicinity eked by a mob) Px t ong Which ende PHILADELPHIA sent strike of the Ba they ympat mber of cars works, were att t astd abou’ A company rged the or mund wptil the an for Her re ‘ dwin Loc fficially e parture of t aenee The spon netbles. fixed bayor them ri Taft Will Lose—Paris. re beaten by ostottior 1 two wo We'll probably go back to the would States,” were Dr. Cook's last : He said the continual at to interview him and ask the polar controversy nyed him greatly , SS tee, Feb Cook and > for Valparatec mt, and the Br pts ADELPHIA he ger toda Mrs it ‘ N ODLES SCORES AT THE MAJESTIC THE NEWSBOYS LIKE HIM—HEAPS affluence fe toda tigat hat th ong ABDUL HAMID IS Maeothe theatre He doore with ee “Nood i: hed he ReWehoys 7 of the; who w » rich! ha th a remar thar flor c When hie a wo ek HE Which he 4, fh popular Mlected ViE Abdul Tur NNA H ultan at his v Jied yesterday wh has bee ner t Official « vinee th ay denials failed to (Continued or Eight.) publi THE STAR PRIZE FIGHT EXTRA TO! Page ¥ J N WAGE Y Mos mm HAVE tempt ON TRAINS AND NEWS STANDS Be. ONE CENT BUSINESS DEAL HAS POLITICAL SIDELIGHT Combination of Police Chief, Notorious Cafe Pro- prietor and Saloonkeeper is Interesting, Both in View of Past Events and Possible Future De- velopments. irence Tigat n of Hira Inc thing the eclectic ident on the trend of Phe union of Irving Ward Tke Gerald, I 1 aloc of pol senthal, and Clarence the ice, proprietor of the | restaurant Hi Gill bec Clare Newport, m and n bodes it for oral uplift of Seattle when ymes mayor nee Gerald, and } unduly close to the have been saloon | Mayor Miller's administration and ur t d police police department. What Clarence Ger mes the ght to who wanted anything fron ald departm ed ti Ge NEWPORT HAS RECORD. Ike Rosenthal is + his broken the existence ; it has state and the city ordinances every day of its Chief Ward made it was there Chief 1 mood The | the idea of operating the Cecil hotel ewport is notorious laws the Newport his recreative head- quarters Ward was to be found in his more , in the 1y he likes so well and Rosenthal, cc It is on First av » between = | Madison and Spring, an tdeal Jocutiow takeff iff’connection with jthe Newport, First The those conveniences which the Newport lacks to make it viciously the of the nerry comp three of them, Ward, Gerald mecived and Madison Cecil hotel possesses hotel and the accommoda- nious whole for purposes perfect accommodations tions of the cafe dovetail into a harn of debauchery. THE TUNNEL SCHEME. f connecting the Newport and the of The obvious advantages of this arrangement There was somé talk a tunnel but the possible publicity and it was decided that the alley could be properly gloomy to afford a passageway safe from the eyes of public It would Gill administration and Cecil by . these ad- many, counteracted vantages concern. The tunnel idea was reluctantly dropped have been a needless expense during the perhaps useless in any other Clarence Gerald and Ike Rosenthal are both constitutionally in favor of To be } and not ardently desirous of a wide open town, wi a wide open town in pusiness they are, vuld be ridieu- ne pretty well as it is, with the doors loosely nt off bolts and padlocks to the lous. They have dc but thrown ajar with the wn the hinges. away, their illegal profits by pa will be hard for ering vicious instinets of the com increased tenfold. ‘Therefore ity they have worked long and Gill and are now striving htily to see him into office WILL BRING PROSPERITY. Hi Gill is mayor the bet the Cecil will be worn smooth with the women, boys and girls; the Newpe of its als in the business of debauchery, it that there are mig On Newport and drunken men, € alley ween the shuffle of will have an inestimable advan over | The way of a ge many n » obstacles thrown in the 1} New- will see t n ) Starts t yen s at the ¢ money * rear » the Phe I r the 7 »se desired Gerald all to which be any isand girls Newport-Cec I's election as | | lative ‘ogram. ay of er is ac his and c te both bed part aborites der alro Ireland A M : TRAN the nalists the ot SLAIN BY RUMOR .. of tla t SAT—FULL ACCOUNT NELSON-WOLGAST MATCH BY ROUNDS