The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1910, Page 1

THE SEATTLE STAFF TTL, E, WASH., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1910, ONE CENT ON THAINS AND NEWS #TANDA Be. VESLOAN gs Somes 0018 NAT BLAMED STO COVERS 2a l reel see BY VATICAN Unknown Vessel Crashes ceepreenanenennmsenae Into British Vessel Off | Roosevelt's Refusal to Accept Terms of the Pope Re- u Verdict for Victim. Lands End and All Are sults in Merry Mixup Which Stirs All Europe = . 1 TOHn THE NE HOOD —e Lost Save Cabin Boy. and Rivals Fairbanks Trouble—“‘A Closed Inci- ARE ALL TAL Ie ” . + e rote ing ( - dent,” Says Teddy, in Explanation. WAY OUR BACK YARD (By United FALMOUTH, Bng April 4 At (By U ” ROME, April 4.—The | betwee he Brit dore Roosevelt's vielt to Rome hunter-ste n la concerned The entire affa is a ck dby This Paper Shows Up Usurers Them in Court—Justice George Re- demonstrate the loan sharks are outside their attempts ¢ eat usurious interest from The Star repeats its assurances and its offer Wictims, made two months ago | whieh cut the bark in tw course | followed was the SHARK V!CTIMS—You do not have to . wr End today. ‘The Kate Thomas wunk lg ht a ogy! ) ; erest. The “contracts” the loan J e within « few minutes « ahe had | wih tee 6b ie ee been viewed here take the If you are being bled and tlie s Been struck and al! aboard went with) Although Col. Roosevelt has dismissed the ter the general c her, exeewt« cabin boy, Who Chun] aigeusm sue you, brin mu « t . discussion of the controversy continued tode me of the high ic ring your cas | 4 to & place of wreekage from whieh} dignitaries of the Catholie church would jasue val tater site is newspaper will fend your case in - we he news of the and this ne lefend your case in : — he was rose eee ae ee nel. | dnt they seemed tnelined to blame R It for not acquiescing in foun on ident ben Seema. be: ade pore| *@ pope's desire to discriminate in the 1 r of the conduct of per ier A: sansa F this afternoon ein: tare | SLAM RODE ELT finished in Justice rge’s court, The S ———— i The tug wae towing the bark R v tement t 7 ago, that loan | uy i : Without warning the anknown ves They also appeared to hold Col. Ro el for public statement r ago, tha t i - sel shot from the f moment! {ty attending the transmission of messages between himeelf and the their : outside the pale of th fi a “ ; later ite prow pl into the aide Vatican, Hitt} s great Others, however, support the action of Roosevelt and many ifeboata| Catholics said that a mistake had been made in dealing with an issu id be lowered the bark had dis-} that had not yet arisen 4 workingman, borrowed $40 from the State ; itt donee ya : Cardinal Merry de! Val today placed the blame for the Vatican fe The company ' $12 from hin e form of a " ’ ed p Se j hs cher # » Col, Roosevelt by indicatir th Roosevelt had -" tor the t and her fate te u r jetly acquiesced to «'s plan the Vatican would have been ” Tiss te a ing to the contract, went . The comr K ietinee a6 the ties: only too glad to make it pls t a in no way a submission turned out to be a f the concern. In other} ‘ ~ +. . : ; if the captain and th , on his part. The cardinal's formal and in no way to evasion of th sury law 490. Ai aia | " ate’ of ¢ Ph. were be considered could not pay, a new note was made out—this F ma > ' | aboard aha ‘ 2, April 4.—King Victor a eu OTE Oe jenst 21 lives were le Thomas and an Whe facts in the case which has just been decic 15 A GOOD FoR hole amidshtp EXPECT? AR %5 ues ‘ of the Kate Thoma ty, Grritte eB CORINERS be, 4000 | MA Ee =~ WANE FT. en ME itd, MESS SHARKS ARE OUTSIDE THE LAW IN| | Denéay night ia toons : cimenttatatea tem | | Estranged His First Love “They were » most, interesting URE USURIOUS RATES. THEIR CON-/|So Says Dr. Matthews in a {0°08 Pere proper y tot | Three Killed in Runaway! —The First National teak’ ot and John S, Ward :At-\Ficccors nocesvehs nc ane ot "the big logses and ra WORTHLESS. Letter to Chamber of ‘™ " Gashag Yesterday and, Randolph, Neb. was robbed | tempted to Kill Himself. | *testest men tn the world. To Ti meses 20 |—— : / early today by three masked day's meeting has only strength that are Commerce—The Under-| Abt‘ WALLA TR J. Morri:| Eousth Balloo: Kil}.| met who first caught City | ened that tmpression “Ae ve ” son and Fimer Mullins wore ourt! nist is Ki Marehei Carrolt and locked Eatranged trom bis sweetheart! Atir jeaving the prlace, Roose _ =} takers Pay All the Bills. s\n (four tniurea in an | ed Today. him in the back room of the of his attentions to al yeit was driven to ihe Pantheon, bent on the College Place "i building erry widow,” Jobn S.jwhere he placed wreaths on the @ Smith was) sturday night, are in a oritt | — a eet ma L. Glines detenc | ae M. A. Matthews, p condition | tods 0. Hoftmas a The robbers secured $10,000 in] Gastondency, tried to commit. sul ; First Presbyterian chur . ane ae etenchnend (My United Press.) fedld and currency gon ote cadens a ana e 4 Humbert f j | out with a knock ne system in! awenps g 40> mites| SRESLAU, Germany, Aprii 4—| "Carroll saw the three men and| {ng numer ning t A great throng lined the course feeny com | this county of undertakers paying hour raahed into| Prof. Abegg, a noted German sei-|followed them towards the bank.| Walking thie id of the Roosevelt party to the Pan fe the Mehlhborn the campaign expenses of cand . or oate after- | Buddenly they wt on bine. — aD . . the and another large crowd Ba After pe Phy mange cole entiet, wae Killed here today in a| Suddenly, they w) Miers it and Second avs., witntesdd the simple careiseey at « for prone n od hit * olvers. nd , r t : . ~ he was given the Ste. eeehies ms Bamatte lather tin td ; | balloon aceident. The death is the fOvernd be rear of the bapk| cei pene we oft on 7 ‘ After returning to thelr ' y . os . 7 | self, sent Dt 2 his de € ' | Chamber of Commerce demanding ‘ : fourth resulting from balloon ac: | putiding w e © the the t ea] ‘ as removed to the city hospital ge nProgga io sign a batch of }an fuvestigation. He precedes his | Yee throw ’ cidente within the last 24 hours n che of nitro-glyceritie| He-is still alive and has a chance rs in reading his mail Were a8 apgiication j charges with a statement that he “ 4 od | OF recovery ulthcuah Me condition |, Mu effect, the restriction implied ip ve ough his condition | ;,, : oe gm u his | is a friend of all the undertaker OKANE " vam (Ry United Pree) open, Carroll says 17 D etee sertoan, is in Mgr. Kennedy's message to to one J and i# not working tn the interests STRTTIN, Germany, April 4.—| were so heavy that they T Wand was employed ae «solic | PoCeevelt that. the | colonel and one payable of any one, nor has any ax of any Crashing into telegraph wires, bit-|putiding, but no one was aroused | tor for the Tacoma Gas company, °C? Bet > d by his holt geal 4 kind to grind. Here ix what he ting & fettory roof and demolish the noise of the explosions, Car) ang had been stopping at the | Bees If he contemp! ao see Were filled in says to the Chamber tig the smokestack, the balloon |, was found early today by per! Steriing hotel, 1412 Third av., this!) on. 4 that Roose. . For a number of yea Pommern shot 4,900 { , 1 pasel he bank building, | city, for several days our t vat Roos Him. had the disgrace’ ope air yesterday afternoon anc J ‘ » d that the ak had Motive for the attemmpted suicide Glines paid men wh were « date r reer k ‘ dropped stra b beer Authorities nother) ig probably explained by th? fol lumable to pay the office ner being a ind | Wy , ; : sea, killing We ol Brae 2 have asked to be On| lowing letter from ”Mias Hele : Beeurity com abetted ndertaking s with | feder ' or | radical member o ; eo robbers ot Ot baat tna Te ee oo the distinct and avowed under-| 24 1% t typ | Herr Del Brueck and another o et a | to mak « j | “St. Louis, Mo. tombs of Kings Emmanuel, Victor colon wa upled for — standing business of the ' pant fea, nd coroner's office would be pet into - The « Balloon cafrying . De FRISCO FIGHTS ohare ta weve th aes c elt . he hance of the firm aiding and - . \ **!| Brueck, who was acting as pilot “ bes " rred t ilar ine’ Means of livel JUSTICE R. R. GEORGE ti eniial “: ‘ Dear Jack—This is the last nnedy referre te . m . abetting in the election the said ae . Herr Sommeibardt, a banker; Herr u fl ‘iv ‘ 7 aries Pe ‘hat be , andidate resented by one or , f i Benduhp, an architect, and # man REET JEFF) trom rte it nes an ‘cntoe, pa if he w i . - ! X he he \ . from me. It has all ended #, forme president he undertaking f " . . 1 " named Hein, broke away bef | Perhaps | was hasty in writing h t t Fairbanks had | } 10. He wa | y she bad been completely ballastod to you, bul why df yeu gone | o> ete da the Biate S eoron office ar The wind was blowing a gale 0 GREET that picture? Just put yourself | colle cepted an oe iu « o aking estabdlis All Inthe balloon were seriously SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April in my place. After | had my tos blank « loyes “of hor 4 GIRLS FATALLY injured in the collision with the 4 ounded by a crowd of heart and ming set on you, 5 to « . ity dispensaries the factory Fr Then with bask enthusiasts, who fought to shake even though you were away - / Mt cmt interes cut, the gasbag poared UP) shoulders, J. J. Jeffries, pugilis by telling me you have some Bote Giines F terrific speed, disappearing (M9) gic King of the white race, had fair dame and you send me her for anything « ita aco gmc ; , me : By Calted Frees iy «<< | considerable difficulty in neg picture taken with you to make Was fold it wa i je | the pur r g bunts HICAGO, April 4._E a, er he: ean tating the distance between the leaned, | have placed o werld imonitior b nde appeared at a height of 6,000 fe A ra ut gaatvdes 5 h Rote, a Ferry building and the awaiting of confidence you, but what Mhnsed 16 de! ‘ pan veil ny 0°08 : t em, tO} sieht Inju ter g | And passed out aulémobile when he arrived in is the use if you have some fatlew ad it and Mood Glines ba town today one else? | am sorry down It was @ reception that would my heart that | wounded your have cheered the heart of old | feelings, and | know it is no to th in ser Sparatus, the original J. J. Jef use to ask forgiveness, Even BRO note and :) - Pout \ : SEATTLE STOWAWAY : ‘ ave | “re fries of ne. Jeffries arrived YY 1 never hear from you, you : fat ‘ a at Oakland on the “owl” train ave the same old spot in my to The Star ro ee : SMOTHERS AT SEA joeysici : ; «| WESTON PASSES trom Low Angeles a few minutes | Reart. You have been | my 2 lage VICTORIA, AT BEA, Kat ; THROUGH CHICAGO) “Fefmec” Burne, Sam ed hk be ansa, ind renin cane con . ae pr The b of s . his manager, and “D ber that | still love you. Just r — a F M 2 ¢ t \ (iy United Prox Sette alanels 4 iosee think, you told me she was * a . Seattic, was f r t owe AGO, April 4 1 Rowardennan this afterrioon your Western merry widow h gprs bunkers of the shig rday eaton, and sent me her picture. How - » : caaden ly dr coon straight into the (Continued on Page Eight oe sea. Sommolhardt and Hein were ime to the He had been su , hrowat could you do that? ary Glines’ ; 7 Be Je, amon Tr funeral was held t Pidge George ai’ h : and legal the side ef the veeest. The be .. . toria passed Ketch at nex Star The St : Xabati Mtorney to Tt sto.e THESE = =TROTTIE, A TRUSTING DOG, BELOVED OF CHILDREN, tog a HORSES’ TAILS? aE | DIES IN AGONY, A VICTIM OF COWARDLY POISONER = .°: 0200 [Ome Tae eee eee ee oe HELEN.” THE WEATHER IS ACCUSED OF 3 SLANDER AND A lay; lig I THREAT TO KILL ee anger in the steerage, aske - P For * - * r * and the corpee dropped re ‘ « rost ‘ sing | we we * * Innoe My United Frew lare the Sole. The LOS ANGELES, Apr ; Mra purchas f horses belonging to aay ance Rowe P n the northeastern ae Comes out art of the oity are without | andere fed uy t today, and the police are vig | ie ot g for the perpetrators shat tant of the strangest rob ye if he « ever been re | Ler varters | | I woe | > . TO MEET PINCHOT Dilatare of TROTTIC, THE POISONED MALAMUTE, if E DOG SITTING DOWN. MAS, WOOLEY, HER MISTREE T WOMAN v4 TING IN THE FRONT OF THE SLED. r markets ar ery Je similar reports a t ROME @ talis totaled 18 nya . hot, forme the United § by Thee him Apr land a Sdmitted that 1 te some tha f he ‘ r } Ke Wenkarnroumy Merit, Repione © terrors of the ‘ a letter from Pinchot rrott was a f ' Copenhagen, asking wt By United Pres 4 — ever seem happ ‘ y | 1 ‘ he ™ Page Seven ahi J ‘ ' Gibt (Continued on Page Seven 1 should meet him