The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1910, Page 4

t ———E In Sentencing Thurna He S. Says Judge. “Debauching women is a@ worse crime than murder, If Thurna had actually murdered the different girls with whom the testimony showed he had associated t he would have inflicted far i { less injury on society than i he has done.” ) by Judge Ronald : f in passing sentence up. i Thurn r ed of 4 forces s home ti teis, | an Ste ‘ n ee a life ame in Seattle for h in financial profit. Five years wa a the max et ii 3 eourt ! tpon ad Thurna. TI t sentenced ae urna to abor in the 4 ; mitentiary for t less than i Bo: fa haif ars of re ES than five years i Thurna is a f { Organized w Sssociation United Sates. As soon as he was arre il to defend him, because Sttorney for the men \ them in a life of shame Thurna deciar ash WHITE SLAVERY IS WORSE “WUDGE RONALD SCORES ONE OF BILL'S CLIENTO Severe for Man Who Barters in the Bodies an Souls of Women—He Had Better Kill His Slaves, of Philadephia now that he would not have been convicted THE STAR-—MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1910. ft THEY GET THE COLOR--NOW FOR THE FLAVOR | 1 KNEW THAT BREAD AND HAM DIET WOU NG rT Cul REWARD ae OYNAMITE CAR WITH TWENTY PEOPLE ABOARD L@Ow Bi rH wen GUST LAID A sanpwitgn! veut THE HENG ARE PUT ON A DIET OF WERUNAT 1 ays No Punishment is Too ~The} d authorifies are making every effort | to keop the government troops out The, regular and | epecial force, whieh numbered 7,600 men last week, has been in| The THAN WOAAY SLASHES BANK | Scandal Which Stirs Kansas City Hushed Ur KANBAA CITY Mu Mar | FINDS WITH WIFE IN Hh man Found Packer Standing Over Half Naked lionaire Cutting Right and Left. (Be Valted Pree) iden and dn ereased to 10,000. « o exces F — Director of Public Safety Ciay taek made by Jone P | wi thet he ha) denies the claim of the strike Jere #. Lillis, when he £ h te and He de) A * that 150,000 men are on in bie home earty Bus ne wan ee strike, declaring that he believed wes ta toda kntfe, & that only 20,000 men had quit work | - ? : and that many of th are ready pane . to return to work " Pleads for Hin Life, Coast artillery companies at Fort morr 1 \ Jack, plese Dupont have been ordered to pre 7 The fen f the f pare for duty in Philadelphia to CHEER OPE ous of to he protest government property PERHAPS 1feD THE HEM pene mnawer ti ' 1p. Lig After dynamiting @ car and the! |, , \we MAY FIND |\8 36 In CHOPPED Ld ; ale r 7 riot whieh followed today, the t > AQuET TIP FoR ALTO n , ty tal number of rev unner, Mount 4 ownewe: BUY A HEN AND \ A CANM BOOK |lenLe AND One ‘a oe tne al _ Many of these are priseners in FEED MER RUBGER. GET THE (DEA? INA CORNER HASNT LAID y e Petre ds in the last 24 hours five ‘ee rrr’ ae on et persons have been shot and scores THis 16 £66 SALAD: yi a SALAD 18 You SEF WE FEED OUR grove. ter tanec » 22 years of HICWENS ANGLE WORMS “ te protect an \exceuaeey Paes THE EGG HAVE A oss sli: aaa tight-month.old baby she was car . es od a rying. The young woman was FI6H + caught in a crowd of rioters when! r © reTime tonal f @ squadron of police charged dewn! pa even ther elie upon them ’ Una h { yearn fe Bullets began to fly and the mob ved mache . : erful ‘nthomnong broke for shelter, Mra. Weiner “= ur wannge y = k bear to auppreng |was left practically sione in the The teur # standing r de * Uniew 4 jpath of the fiying horses. She e Foe ' ed. He had “ * charge i made agua jflung herself to the ground, en his cap, gloves and coat on, and it ahy probably will be deavoring to protect the child. he Meer th © had brought Cuda r forced to pay « small teal When the police had passed, the = jwoman was found with buitet in her shoulder. She was taken to JUOGE J. T. RONALD a hospital, where she ie in a se sted in Seattle | nt for Hi) lous condition, but probably wilt ¢ puts it, G u nized ; "cover , A A * « , Merchants and shopkeepers have fost $5,000,000 already as the result of the strike, according to a con servative estima By Feeding » White Hen Harmless Dyes, Otrnel! Professors Have Induced Her to Lay Red Eggs hai if Hi Gill's political aspirations had not deterred Gill from de - | : fending him. Gill, Thurna says, told him upon the eve of trial, Dynamite a Cor | a after having taken a retainer fee from him, that he could not PH DELPHIA H A i defend him because the notoriety would interfere with his can arca « °. hea me~ | ' 3] didacy for mayor of Seattie. Gill, however, furnished and paid e« 4 est of lege * ¢ se ay another lawyer, Walter Shaffner, according to Shaffner’s own reakers was dyna “ be prener ‘ - f Moors ail been 1 statement, to look after the white slave owner, whom the court sticks of eapioe Wfted the tall cage ate M challenger fy 7 said was worse than a murderer. ar tr P ‘ ¥ ° 5 * the Megat j stimony in the urna triai revealed the cold-blooded, bust ant | “ — ee i Testimony Th a aled : nts we . / rong or : ' H Besslike manuer in which the white slave owners f A s t by fying | : John B. Agen, the well known agpersitacthan ‘ : P i fle in human beings. Letters written by Thurr ines and y i. 8 cies aie 0 caciildiid . business man and commiasion mer spf “ { ne slave owner, also a client of Hi Gill . An soon | chant, today issued ap interview, tr 4 “ ‘ F urna gave noti pal to the supreme ‘ att : Mi : ‘ ¢ boldly tor jor tad a or 1 i gare notice of appeal to the suprem 2 cpionton pamet Mind of School Boy is Un- whieb he os out boldly fo t ere aer~ ‘ Fi Was fixed at $2,500. the p are 4 . e Judae W m Hickman Moore for * pre t or “ be armed with pal | | i aan wad gathered non ne the balanced by Studious ma Mr, Agen says press sof * with the names SFE Ri || ’ | miting Effort to Regain Lost dared valuable service. to. the ed to the erent re esr cence ae | ._ Saves ote a School Credits. ; state of Washington and eapactally | $00 names wen legally /paign by the Beutilon tere, iM we " © Beattie in pu life oo has regtatere f the © result ¢ oat their @ 4 until the arr : sevwiciionatniiiis been tried.and given satisfaction in the Piret a ot cl Oe t e wad ’ Fe al Judge (. H. Hanford was slike to the business men, home In addition ti, ths a ane t showers of | @itacked aad injured by bis 19-year owners and organ d labor, He te der » will be ists a emelier vote rich ne al and refuse. |0ld son, Marry B Hanford, at 6 8 quiet, unassuming man with good |of MWiewal registrations © pre- | First ward tomorrow, after a stubborn fight, in wt O'clock last night, when the young judgment and commen sense. That : th swung their riot maces uy man suddenly became a+ raving is why the people believe he will i —GRAND JURY. cade of the ishorers, were they fighting maniac Judge Hanford be, with two years’ past experience, ROOSEVELT JOLTS great térong \—_—_---—_ - - b Teewtved scalp wounds while trying even a better mayor than he wae THE HYP’ RITE to greet Record of Thi it for 9 cents a day leas than Nie | ar srt : rh ay Me mad son ead to j before OC +} said, o ings Done and spadinianner | Gay te on the verge of nervous pros. | “Of whet use ie partiaanship in We had two bands, as@ se 5 tration as the result of the incident local government? | am a republ (Ry United Press) om walked : P mene p & miles to be Not Done by Investigat- et Amoraty andthe! CHICAGO, March Th William Hanford, « brother of the can, but I regret to see our party} NEW YORK, March M 1 fret that he whe sineam oBdy is eon Ba gp id v4 | cago Federation f Labor endorsed 'memne boy, was aiso slightly hurt disgraced. All of + republicans Pa @ nun, whe has fust returns ne he wished Mra 4 od Sorry Story. without auy cathusiaan en | Oe, Petadeiphia strike fa the attack. The police sent to| {should try to defeat the GANG, and |from Kast Africa, told dn interes there. $a =" psiope han Sirgy The resolution reads the yliaaterd home at 1603 0th | purge our party story today of her mesting » . 2 ee . ay where the struggle occurred, For the financial prosperity of /Roosevett in t 4 ' i lor & session 0 for WHEREAS, 5 ; eAnda ! 4 are One Sity, Aetor w erneton of Roce MEAS, caer rule and | nad to subdue the struggling youth | lthe city we should elect MOORE. [Christmas She quoted the for nildren SaaS i @ays. brought in ite report to vesta spotiam are being | by tor, It took thre ¢ the! [ong ‘ mrs . poet Banner! Perhaps ; the superior srt Saturday night t enacted by the civic authort city fell to fores. th oe be | a whiskey wide-open gambling: |p ® fe tears in my own epee | ond wes dinminved fices run on too Iax a #yate ties in Philadelphia, innocent | Delaag colt ht MOF into 8) San elnalsmae ‘ So ae Seen. OEE ee de me think they were ip tnt the report is voluminous, dealing County Commissioners citizens are being killed and ue int . a1 @ih « great oumber and a wide lacking to 1 tigmte aims ané jailed, armed Cossacks are in Youth Becomes «2 Maniac. | A. it _ Hi Variety of topics. ntracts timidating the population of the Yesterday afternoon Harr + aetna a ; i} ova of ‘the “matters demanding New Court House—A necons sity ang imported ormed thugs’ | hes been a student in the Br Pa . Beeb yp der: w Roosevelt ox z iealiclietetatchatilel: whe | igation were admittedly slight ayor Miller nsible for riding sway, ans high school, got the delusion that| . r whee We iat 06 by the grand jury for lack of time. Chief Ward's fatiute ¢ force the “WHEREAS, notwithstanding (be was a divinity and that be soa American grown tomatoes . wd WEATHER FORECASE, it The grand jury didn't have time yral statutes of an outraged pub- after death, return to life every| ey i* eae visit to th . * Showers tonight oF ‘ i} to probe Denny Hill Regrede—N @, the mayor, the | 2.000 years. The young man, how! HARRY 8. HANFORO eee # day; light south to went d Tt The white slave traffic in Se f sroft director of public safety and |ever, did not become viclest yutil aene, baht w af until toot tek TEN nf gem at the ® act i attie. Grand Jury—Should be called once | the officials of the Philadeiph 6 o'clock at night dh tage dary Rnptay bere oye d | sae . coph, with alae ee ee eee eee EEE i The conduct of the county * year Rapid Transit company rema His father and hi» brother Wil ee Tene ee eT | — - meee | iT commissioners’ office. Morals of Seattle—Very bad. Fault; obdurate, refuse arbitration of /tiam attempted to overpower him woe { , i af The local food trust cons, chief of police. Police worked, ‘h® street car men’s grievances, |The youth is 6 .0ct tall and n Mother Died in Sanitarium. i; registrations. met grand jury Recommends uae the police to operate the (trained athicte. Hin aged father 1g Hanford’s mother was cor 7 a hs an ce that licenses revoked of Colum street care and ignore the de and his brother were no match for a year in & sanitarium, | TE | » findings ba f, 167 Washington at. Detroit mands of organized tabor and him. He threw both to the floor from & mental disease (@) FOR iy Heepital—Aithougt ber, 306 Second av. S. Mason bar citizens generally for a settic & ©. Hanford, another sor the a peta tesa tae First and Pike, Ow!, Third av. $. anc ment. Therefore be it tushed to thetr assistanc en ME ii i eapoaeen, til : " |Washington st, Duchess, 200 Third “RESOLVED, that the Chi : eee the state of W AMENDMENT V Game faults as did The star av. &., Idaho, 400 Fifth av. § ago Federation of Labor in Fights With the Police. SMantoré. the Suliiig the hoapital gcner ollong’s a8 ‘ Putian ihe heeptte af 1906 First av. Foley's, 1498 Piret tw car men of Philadelphia and |the bouse and bégah runing up|trom its ear whic! . . ath Arcade, 1601 First av. Hotel Im pledge ite mora! and financial [and down the «treet foreinos by this newespap 8. f » 108 Ves Lobby, Third and support of the trades unions of Patroimen Hy Blaine state's al laudatsr . herry, Gecord’s, 407 Vester that city b urried out tr police automo a few aly United} i som White Slave Traffic--Hixists in s President G bile. They found young Hanford | State oak: Wan f ites Minveis. his vised ~ tle. No time t atignte an Federati on the street and arrested bin ‘ nag Py oo ih who are lled Fraudulent Ri ion —~ ¥ th tuatior insane youth had a good ci Mint Bap oe TB: gecond floor have n . ot ten here he as a studious, capable stud. | era rt stor a J r on high schoo! until Januar T ’ Assessor's Office , tm ae, eeat reo cere PROVIDING FOR NINE NL, Yressurers. Office sins WILL USE KNIFETO |; 1 nd eyo strain. He. beca COUNCILMEN-AT-LARGE ut from 10» nt 8 © than I eye # a es : gap at Gormley and MAKE BAD BOY GOOD , _ | tried able and His ' 4 i Which loan him w 1 1 > Caufornia, wher the g Auditor's Office ‘ By Vetted Frees. b t he was le quires. Boost for t ; bat the ca aro, 8 m os County Engineer — Major fecision. He f his rot . | End lla bile. Ma ¢ kiegs ar During the inst fe ys the yc id. Panes be VOLNEY P. HART | ' ~ ~ som: ae a t ; ig: . : rom entreme nervous | b t ash j | Chamber of Commerce, luvonile Detention Home—t h it wou ? lene tha n if the = P Hart Aer at } mattons nece It ; - RuBaiioney."- Meer ared | of . : : | The Civic Committee, ot ay J, W. O'Brien, a promine h County Ferr ‘ 7 ‘ by « ‘ - | ‘ sh, tripe recommen ; ie oe See oe a} ora : Commercial Club, qiustice Courts ign of Van R. Pierson in his lrese " ue not | give #8 n that mal Manufacturers’ Assn. yg poasttion of cour 1 bb de ge ll hme POULTRY SEASON | Twelfth ward. 1| Tp pla b ‘ of Emine NOW ON. | yeh things have | men C vt ' paraging oe ‘ f « " ne Domain | he primary e ng rte ‘ of kK th Sheriff's Office—n . ee et Soman “jr oe, te ot lously vole for him at to os i n Fault de east ft ir. Hart is wore in| GRASS FURNISHES nite PE line » the n ” e » 7oT ] Prosecuting Attorney's Office 1 het gules Poeg P yas v7 NEW ANAESTHETIC) ono western Unio of special detectives . 1 » 0 for him “reap Gerveer's \anguage to prisoners ¢ HW .% t H will oe EW YORK, March Cheniists | gq n th * ss plored; recommended that he di rss he de " kuin MAOY | at the Rockefeller institute in this |e * e a . miss special deputies; char, — oie felty are conducting a sertes of ex-|_ va : against Vanderveer not p " " pertm with leepy gra bilahec er "7 charges against Perry not proven HEARKEN TO THIS, Which grows in the high plateau|‘The charge for thie mxvicn Sheriff and County Commission | ANDY CARNEGIE) mitt’, 21 th? West: I the hope | the. stan ae | ! vice be ole * questioning © JOHN E, REYBURN “ , 2 overing & new anaesthetic | for the tra \ h of 50 “vax FOR oie “ ie genet , which will act quickly and leave ft “ ; or Flat gyn Mayor of Philadelphia (By United Press.) Jno harmtnl effect on w pationt ” | em one oneatirth wi tomgantind stat ey the d AN FRANCISCO, March 1.—Kx-| \fhe experiments heave ee ny rate will be charged for each r “ tr wy a 1 Min MoCarthy yesterday after iis understood that much valuat ay Ni be taken at H ‘ much valuable | nou > midni all See Pelee eam ye som : H'n airy "ina th iving othe corner: [Information has been ined ae (2a tye ana and woanterd AMENDMENT NO. 12 prisoners too well, igh he does | ¢ttomow of A-level wahoot hou nko | garding the plant, whose actentific|the night tor delivers teens urine a veer [i leresting reading day for sev-|name is “stipa vaseyt’ ii eee pa Pee | oa