The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1910, Page 7

Ti + HHH MORE wal : 5 Immoral Wom- ni Live Within ‘of Street Car! _— it soariet w them on the 2, ‘qeerything done a! pen iaitler administra Gove 0 yen out, but I w days people expect roe once. It takes a Hit FRONA ———— waned $5 and mtomd of plea made by the at | Biumenthat and 1) Renei’s court this Ronald, however with the plea. He eo CLUB AGTS ON WCE DISTR The Rainier Valley Improvement clab, the firet South End improve | ment club to meet since the agite Was convicted \) tion agatnat allowing the women and timed $10. (mh ot the red ight dtatriet to retatest Tachmann wes con-/ehe old King st. site, last night $% Both mem ap-| passed resolutions demanding t men were in the case amcinst/aboliat this district tmmediately A wae dieminerd. [ach-| committee was named to confer guity, The court.|with representatives ot . other te alter the justice) South Bud improvement clubs at Be fined Lachronun the Olympun cate at 6:20 o'clock of fines of both this afterncom The resolutions from which the | adopted follow “Wherens, it has come to knowledge of thie association that & reatricted district has been estab $ doiee fe ne email matter. rob the poor with Beme person in ‘of money is ewin sn on pe the grand fury for bribery wil! prob. ments returned againet thom Faben, representing the | troimen, attacked t indict ments. stated pertod of time the patrolmen/ bribery were returned against Pa t trihes by ope patroiman could not! against the men which will compel be consolidated tn sne indtetment Judge Ronais = rae THE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1910. GO0'S LIGHT TO CURE PRISON SINNERS wonder | Het |Remarkable Experiment in This New Kind of Work- house, Where Unruly; Men Are Placed in “Thinking Rooms’ That Are Flooded With Light, Instead of Dark Dun-| geons, the Hore refi Herd i» the latest word tn tight! for treatment of crime is the newest r who break the law ui Meht waid tng mer And God Let there There was light “ i sin and dark 2 a} mon took to ing brethrer them With the af They devised black dung ar torture jarkn ne | BECAUSE OF FLAWS IN THE INDICTMENTS POLICEMEN HOPE TO ESCAPE TRIAL, BUT PROSECUTING ATTORNEY SAYS NO. The bly hat chief of police |"*4 secepted bribes. The Jattorney was that each lof « bribe w hat ¢ escape Indicted by) belteved the point waa well taken,! d that the indictments would quashed uniese the state furuivhed briefs showing that the ent opinion was errone elston five patrotmen trial apon the indict irt's pres. | The de od pa the motions was post y of the) pened to atwe the ot time to pre The indictments charge! pare these indictments Various occas! in a| The indictments which Vince on “ haree troimen MeGrath, Poolman, # temtion of the defendants’ | Amith and Heperiinck. If the to. acceptance! ments are quashed, Prosecuting At separate crime, and) torney Vanderveer has signified his he several acceptances of|intention of filing tnformations them to face a jury, the same as an that he} indictment would cee oe inticonated wattneaind sumeureeniien a ine | . | dripping cells and they shut tranagressing brethren up them Darkn Ad thowsgh broke with d Garl¥ness that way Mhhieres wept and potted vengeance og arid though the sinnerw fied in the awful gloom, fom has been maintatoed day Hut never a sinner has been re formed that way He always eames from the darkness more] * Brings Despair the t patr earts the the and sinner in x aint » rearon the. cus to this ) PIONEER WHO HOMESTEADED © PART OF THE CITY IS DEAD Funeral services for Robert Weed im, the pioneer resident and Civil war veteran who died Lake ho emday last w m the Green Lake Co ne Mi ated ae tN aE Gh j | | | MALO Ti emer THE ‘THINKING ROOMS’ ARE FLOODED WITH LIGHT THE DAY LONG.” | hardened and went Wa ie. of Cleveland, there are oper ing up the Cleveland work house, & great sweeping building in the white, Spanish mission with four dominating tow at the ox r embittered than | fied “dunge And the “put the evil spirit out of his mind much effectively than any water cure or knout or prison cruelty ever devised for hment punishment when he th routs At 0, a just suburb more new at Looks Out at Stars. by night by day, @ outcast iy st upon the nd the in spiring Ja) and if it ts spring or he seas the ground starred with flowers thick th dow wern are “ win The New Idea The building embodie of that le Harris BR and tt was bis | ngeot tower Thie has teen done flooded The upon country —40 ml blue Lake Erie es over ® Klorious valley to the south Up th ky the ideas And flowers have heal A common One been known to despair.” At the workhouse they the tower hinking word in of the prison known simply as prisoners are do not call roon dungeons ‘but loon! The Nght ‘dun the long house 1s im. The numbers—-! he we ‘The Pur men, not they go by their names. The light cure is only Ce y's ideas, There a or bars or walle at Farm. There isn't a gun on the place, The men might escape any time if they chose, They don't chose Farm House is There. the one of guards in the dungeon the ts all and yet the spot he warm against the som of earth—if the ballding indeed a Spanish minston, the might be the room pleked by some devout Franciscan) hix ¢lose walks with When one of the workhe he wore dungeon ve it ad They do not pul hemp until 7 their fingers are torn and bleedt About the building Mes a magni cent municipal farm or 200 acres. Salaried, selentific farmers are in charge ad the workhouse men are the hands. The farmers know most of the men by their first names, And you see no stripes or cropped heads, The men's plain clothin, bears the honest stain and smell | olay. The farm ien't punishment for Cleveland's unfortunates; It's @ chool to turn them to better things, Hail, 1111 1st. eee Bicycle repairing stock of Clothing, Hate. od Furnishings at your own price O4—P Ike #41 American Cafe Business Men's Lunch daily, 11:30 to 2 p. m., 25 cents, including coffee, milk or beer. Quick service, Fourth and Pike : DANCING , come all To the social ball At the Labor Temple hall Given by the British Americane SAT. EVE, MARCH 26,9 P. M. Admission 600 Can Get a Base Ball Outfit FREE By calling at The Star Office Circulation De- partment, 1307 7th Av. EASTER SUNDAY Hotel Stevens Cafe FIRST AV. AND MARION 8T, Will serve a special full course dmner from 12 to 8 p. m. 600 the | light mers has seriously offend discipline he te sent to the OPENIN Fishing G SALE Tackle his ay CITY OF DETROIT WILL NOT ACCEPT rrow afterr at 6 LAW G. MKAY Counser © Nehed om Sixth av. S. near King #t., to Seattle, by the present mant cipal sdmintetration, “And, whereas, the former) ostablishment of said district wan a curse to the community. “And, whereas, the establishment of said restricted district in said hows |lecality is contrary to the ante of the | election promises of the mayor ¥. attorney “New, therefore, be it resolved! ‘who ls coutenting| by the Rainier Valley Improvement | Fil. Weaver's seat. | Association, That we demand and | Mdesn't been thrown do hereby demand the immediate | i @atinged MeKay.| abolition of satd district as estab oP saything about the Mehed, and be t further resolved, court decivions, | that we request our councilman to ] Matute Calhoun | cooperate in abolishing this dis Benly to county offi.| trict, and also the secretary of this! Specifically stated club ts tnatructed to furnish a copy tuurt in five agp | of thie resolution to the mayor and to that of Ki} chief of police of this city.” | AHEAD OF POSSE hel auth agen (ity UCatted Pree) | ZANESVILLE, O. March 24 | Robert Green, the middle aged bank ) OPERATION, anties by a8 many pomwes, ie sttit| fgolng. and evidently as far from cap ; tare an ever ‘Ryaa, secretary of the | Feeling toward Green has changed a county commit and! from it will to admiration. That « re ot the Moore| man past middle age, who has al- PS peewrering from an| ways led an office life, should be SE Meemed Bt the Provi-|abia to outtravel the hardiest of O06 expects to be| teres of the law, t# considered to —— Green Reity removed \, 0 quibie + atm ply me im satistied of ff and the pub tn the feally elect m the an eff Ittle lens than m |has ridden = dozen horses to de sland when the herees fall tir h | doesn't hesitate to travel on foot | MOTHER AND BABE) ....... stetiane, PERISH IN FLAMES (By United Prem HICAGO, March 26.--Mrs years old, and were burned which destr dm Agnes her 3 baby to a tire sth Side lodging house early this « it ared that several vers perished ROOSEVELT MUST BE ROYAL GUEST (By Uetted Press SHRIAN, March 26 am's tnvitation to Theodore Koosevelt to be is guest at astie prot a effectually tc the expresident’s ex essed dostre received in % rope a# & plain private citiser Was back |, The invitation is at variance with Tmt hay sll court precedent ‘ bike | fi Heretofore no foreign private Me a my clas zen haa ever enjoyed howpttality : take out 9 castle, and the) only M well, | of prineely rank who MAMY today thus howored tg Count thing About thix } the kaiser has at man of the cen-| Emperor | the ate to be royel n not a whom tay in the to 1h, Mr. Roosevelt the suite occupied by King his recent visit, and center of attraction in comprising the ror's closest official adviners. palace, will ad on »@ the ant circles In London they are selling coke by the penny’s worth, It comes done 19 in paper bags. ! the romantic story of how a city/ sift. The $000,000 le & part of the may refuse fo accept the gift of | *#te of James Seott, who died $900,000, willed to it for the pur-| th» money ts said to be tatnted, "be. pose of erecting & public fountain|canse Scott was a weil and monument to the testator, be | bow the fortune may go eventually | Campbell lto the wife of a Wisconatn were told by Captain A. Beckwith, | farm at Bast Troy, Wis a relative of the hetr, today i CHIC The TO ot the fourth dimension to serial | sufficient to drive an al navigation and as a result is today authority for the statement that an aerial journey 20 minutes is a possibility According to Sidia, he has solved problem and ail that remains ts to put his the n Baroness late King Leopold of Belgium, ac: || cording to unquestioned av | BOBTON, | William Sidis, | mathematical er, who has teem pursutd acrom *t) turned hiv attention from problems! These rays, a wan ‘and, fr today t sought to replenish ned purse by f i Frien hat t THE “TAINTED” FORTUNE OF GAMBLER | (hy Colted Pere) SAGO, Maret | members of the city council the: 26.-—-Paets in| it ts sald, wih vote to refuse the | recently at an advanced age, aad known bier tin Detroit 40 re ago.” and|The hetr in that ease is Mrs. C Who, with her husband farmer/and two children, live on a truck} the mouey ts “tainted Mra. Campbell to be and many | Scott's only heir. ie sald city of Detroit za =m VENUS IN 20 MINUTES PLAN OF 11-YEAR-OLD BOY (Ry Ontied Prem) Mase, March the Li-ypearold wonder at Harvard, Eee | conclusions inte practice, His plan 26.—! ia to attach @ plece of radium to the stern of an atrahip. Radium gives off the alpha raya which leave the radium with great force Sidis saya, would be hip at }tremendous speed So rapid, in fact, that the planet Venus could be reached in 20 minutes. Sidis hes figured his theory out mathe matically, but so far has made no |attempt at a practical demonstra tion to Venus tnatde of of jal navigation te ) |“MARRY YOU? NEVER!” SAYS LEOPOLD'S WIDOW TO COUNT BONI DE CASTELLANE (fy United Prom.) March 26 divorced former duchena de offered to widow {chamber of deputies this year, and jit I reported that he hax nothing with whieh to make a fight for t pinee. His only is and, according (les, the matrimonial rket at the present time extremely dull jont was awarded a tidy sum re cently by the courts under a co entered inte by An marriage to him, where uld promise pay her pross @ husband 4 mar-| riage portion yea sum widow howevemy. tak n ideratt jon to the’ with Boni’s menage, is paltry Boul de husband of princess de Tally marry the and now ecently Vaugim, to soclety's xt hority Boni was flatly r ed a Gould of, Count B volatile de a an alliance before he lby Mies G nde lieve he ellane somewhat with in up for re-alec 9.YEAR-OLD SON OF THE CZAR OF } T, PETERSBURG, lay, W Ja ship and lad 1 & pu A #0 a fo raped by nth zarina guards was relieved by the youthful heir to 2 woman ft After the and Bho RUSSIA TRIESTO RUN AWAY TO SEA | « tr (iy United Press.) road about three r n the pal March at th t from home mbarking arekor | EXPELLING JEWS BY THE THOUSAND) hen bh x oyewill ing great-great gr Great ndfathe my Peter the 6-year « an, ran AW ith th ay view oming ® satlor disapp “ m T where the imperia nile guard was making his nione | URG, March 26.—5 from R hiatory ntlet today The all alonaithe 1 Gerthan ng ig exilon in w have’ ston ne on at] Mua-| intorma-| ublic road | an it ia ie ¢ edented in rding t from scr neral alartr covit ared that t iMate. and r-| tion fr wn the} were in despair ng refugeas a rming | border, both in Austria! Suffering wather any of] th them the suspense ot boy | fe in thotr land several hours Saas annanens an territory all Russia ary nt when whe palace ther had stopped the lad ngings to take flight to a the idiers re m the mal ohurch tor £°28 -e'olock. Interment to follow in Onk Lake cometery Mr Weedin, who was 67 years of age at the time of hie death, Inc ated | on 4 homestead south of Green Lake! im 1877. when that district was] primeval forest, reached only by 4 tortuous tral ¢ireting Queen Anne} hi0. Today all of the homestead ex cept the three remaining blocks on) which the family stil itves is among the most thickly built up section of the residence Gistrict In the North End OF Ute surviving f five nope and two daughters, beatdes the widow. ily there are HEROIC NURSES SAVE PATIENTS - (By Untied Press) March 26.—A double} fire in the I ( anita here early today threatened pationte with death and partie stroyed the building. The were saved from being burne by the daring rescues made matron and nurses Fire broke out in the basem the sanitarium soon after mic While firemen fought the flames the nurses, under Matron Mott and Miss Alice Hopkins, removed the pa vents The fire wes doing $600 dam were returned in ap The the fir the upper he a e removals with difficult RENO. Nev a ' extinguished after) «. on. The patients! , their cots but with-| our another fire broke out, |, flames got beyond control of department and spread to floors and roof. Again carried tq the made patier being Der TAE BLU MILLEOD FROM THE CHOICEST OF THE FAMOUS BLUE STEM WHEAT, IN THE VERY FIELDS WHERE iT 18 GROWN, HIGH FLIGHT FLOUR 18 ALWAYS RELIABLE AND UNIFORM. 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