The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1910, Page 1

SEATTLE, WASH,, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1910 ONE CENT = x, TRAINE ax AEWA BTANDS Be. PETER WRITES, GLE EMS $10,000,000 fexEnogE 7. SWATS METHODISTS AT ROME; ARTICLE FOR STAR AEM yore, AUUCES CARES "REGULARS" AT WASHINGTON Deities | | Insurgent Discusses Speakership Problem SSE agyriegenngye oe | T. R. Puts Quick Sep to Roosevelt Returning to United States Ls Readers of This Newspaper—Wants Neut- For Sixth Time in Three | Public Improvements This Indiana for Protection That Methodists’ Effort to Rub it to Be the Power Behind the WSiead in Chair, Like English House of Commons. | ge salle Walk—| Year Will Be Greatest) Covers Difference in in on: Catholics Over the A at Washington, According to Latest ; ‘© One's Fault. in History of City if| Cost of Production Here} Vatican Trouble. Rumor. EN OC OU ene Plans Go Through, | and Abroad. to 6:40 and from 8:30 to 9:00 Man ‘ erm the next morning | i } January B—Down from 4:15 Pp. mM. to 6:00 a. m February 28—Down from 11 pm. to 10:30 a, m, § POINDEXTER, March 17-—Down from 5:30 i Congress of the 4 p.m. te 8:30 p,m mariet of the State \ March 23—Down from 6:30 on. ; Pom. UNtH the next morning of Asher Hi : April S—Down from 2:00 p. m house would s eam the inevitable Pa ee ee ee *. By United Press.) oe ee ee are name repu at We helle tariff uteasu © bet we duction here than this ts apa . mt ocoupant . ® MASS MEETING CALLED. ae wrical political / A mane : gable occasi: led for tor . : Westlake Regrade. that the speak ton Hill club hous C ¢ plane and specifications ap. |} the Madison t r y rowed today are for tw ¢ the moat | t End, th yet beon made tn Seattle, One ie for the utterm at the hong ® the Renton HI " Which the rules “ f ames Keife * hands, to in Pn and T. 8 ’ eal he b J j & will speak, An Invitation has My be bas bad the : to the Seattle any to have a | ® representative presen \* ee the ‘this were MILES POINDEXTER. z song pena ie Ba been virtually committee on ralee—the chairman ‘ q o te the neighborh n Selecting his assoctates thereon. Through this com mo ” nans gates to Lake Us Could secure a cc pension of the rules tion and pledge to b t be ooasidered 2 cut off amendiment and debate Evanston, and support tn a t Het euificie peaker exercised a discriminatory : “4 r ’ 7 progreesty talation + ie t — nize members upon the! ' it Sey’ Canes ON6 up . wmont tl ‘ | y and ex m powers are vested in any Spe “oe peter at ol g a ‘TTT eee ee eee eo j ‘ Si reo government. He was in a spon es a ot | ews r ae ; the laws of 2 tien, and did exercise it INDIANAPOLIS, April 5—Sen H to defeat progressive measures, te see oe . a ae eee, 48 ator Beveria activity In the in f feb G6 go in an arrogant and fMagrant r a . sty “ eurgent’ ranks and his firm oppos —— feb a sytem ad stered by such a t, if not re gpa ehee aga he ovo “ % r . tlon to the new tariff will probably fom in the house, would sooner or later have been - ail oa “al - > be endersed by the mate republi Pope Pius, and at top view of St anyt on in the country can eonVention without equivoca-| Peter's Cathedral and the Vatican, TT Whst Proper Functions Are roel Booted yearn Rout . Ot | ton today. The progressives claim| where former president was to | tae: te ot . aie . rece a ’ that they have won a complete vic: | have been given an audience. Mt femetions of the speaker are those of a parliamentary | - | tory over the Indiana standpatters j 4 eos sack h sh or be absolutely tmpmrtial, | rte Sy ; 2 t for Fi | and the state wil! line up strongly . ey though he were disincerested | he (1) al! alone the! in the Insurgent ranks a9 8 party lender, no one would ever think of giv-|"*" “It« « Konia - ® re of the lake will be se-/ rc Saree lentnr, no ene Sania a: member | "iit happes ee the Denny hill regrade INDIANAP 4., Apt n Of TMT g |Angered at Statement of - er improvement on which | Béfor@ the rop n state con i REA SS el aR aa Bene Bon. he ; Ripley bie Ao . ae King Humbert and king's paiace,| Head of Methodist Col- is was id and lead his party by his wisdom, his ability ang) °T**kdowns = tr e y ‘. - where Roosevelt was entertained 7 Bais hisscif ax wuch. ‘It he failed In these reapects, | "its , Br. , . . lege, Ex-President Stops Bis party would take his place; and if his party emcomt ¢ t . Sen tn ory br Sh aaah sap ati H a Weepects it would pay the penalty by loss of control. | '"*. e ® on ah the oath . a Public Reception. MWe representation would be restored. The business of| “Ne chance for Be conducted and expedited tn an orderly way under!” Bo ged yl wre Poot f wre ngte By a Staff Correspondent of the , ‘ | ¢ ies pas! ne od: & United Press.) can laborers; more is to Ameriean « ere We demand the immedia creation of a genuine, pert nest, nor mise lon conservation of our national urces, and specially tha pal deposits of Alaska be t operty of the na presl dent ever began adminis tratiog with such universal good wii and such extraordi bary @atning as did William H. Taft “We Indorse his admir | axe er The traffic and eee eee eee ee ee eee ee eee eee ee eee Tee ee eee eee eee eee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee It would have been funny pa wasn't so serious to see Madison of the ROME, April 5.—Theodore house should and people make their way home last , sad the Lab 2 Roosevelt, angered by the pub- Of great dignity night. Many carried bund . " ge ¢ : - — Nened patement of Or 8. M. entire! ¢ ‘i the night’ > . ipple, head of the Methodist s A the gion. aplenty Bo ake ton, ¢ Has Roosevelt Sent An UI- college here, isan parsions. the There were men, women and tocay called off Hihe responstbility enter brik, . Fermmanaty, Gane rein | Onan’ Seem wat Oe - : , : : ee a public reception he had pian- a creating the issues much «i 7 4 Y timatum to Taft—T. R. ned, which was looked upon as i z —" wet , eho k Will Play “Power Be- taking the place of # formal ‘ ““ want ray ees : call by Roosevelt upon MA the present pa a - woboendt » gan are @ Lake Unios hind the Throne.” Methodists. Roosevelt deciar " and ‘ oi el eit - . Lawton . that the statement of Or. Would be a sul . te ‘ : ‘ . be he | ” Ey . ple was an unwarranted Tn my eptnice . BAS Bel there wee : - b : sae me ~ \ United Press) Silk Hatted and Gloved, tempt to launch a BM exeelient apeak- t f ns ¥. car that passed Mad . ; . \ NGTON, April ‘ Ex-President Buzzes in controversy . . himeelf greatly displ: others are e by r e . ‘ P 4 ck fr gar iv . id Si apeaker might pt natert . “» ‘ o War ‘ f : : Rome With Emmanuel. by the letter of the Methodist ae 8 nage t the the'greatest damage } "AND THERE'S NO HOPE OF) In Addition to this, the y re whisper ow The reception canceled by Roose i} 4 ‘grein | IMPROVEMENT, ACCORDING TO t order regrad ehing the throne mont: 1 aff i “4 elt was to he nt ee fered be a ns LAN ‘ »| THE TRACTION OFFICIALS, UN. Yorle nt ' ; ty. ee eee kak cee agg Simple. : toate . ‘ 7 t ROME ril 5.—-Theodore * e here wo artic rs t erdny. ; 2 year 4) WELL, UNTIL—THAT'S ALL.) "om The i __ the : eodore R ‘ By r : Gated. Malthar aatiassiity ube panes ions oj ‘ws > Bottle ‘ Jerd. | yusT UNTIL : afte: ; eqntne a the administratt ee oe yeitlag ' to have been regarded by ! y ; @ tog rforte | entire, 2 2 of It oday 1 in Roosevelt, and the function would e effect of a visit to the ot at Been 2 the tien ‘|Japs Dealt With Her Like duetion here and abr than | and that. Pate ty as | fe {and Slaven |: When wasured thal avareAdavgn MPrieentatives was : sigan Dlg ol Suan | @& Dumb Brute, Each FADERS H i - nm : ‘of the fors meated the. | nd took 8/4 cident had been carried Politicians an: ' > tase alg cs lig Making a Profit Off Her se.) cnn ase ag ies la: gp nn So was simple of Ae gn and coul , ; 6 than si gieane om Page Seven i mere jude and bas! By Raising Price. _ROME DISPATCH nator Elihu Root of Bi net ar tail Ne re va 09 “ae capt nad a aworr urrant for thelr — - , ke Matthews" assertion TICKLE IRELAND keovevet. cow i i i a Denounced Catholics Twice actually sold into slav P . : : eo en ten f Dr. Tipple ery in the course of two years y 4 . t t (By United Press lent » . I t. | whi used Roosevelt to cancel in the state of Washington has |} ~ matter MILWAUKEE, Wis. April 6 ' nake 1 tt r “ epti ‘ itter arretan been the experience of Yukas © take ‘ Archbishop Ireland today said . Ba 7 ew t r tholi 4 praise of Shiozakl, a beautiful Japanese | ai ¢ cottage t , he wikedet eure at Reces . RR rhe “ aye we t refusing to vielt the girl 26 years old i} cv le, secret velt had called off the reception | ‘ “a tear The girl told in Judge Ron- | tral Labor y { 1 b whieh had been planned to take ¥ . “ ralt that at seve ooks upon the ald’s court this morning that | could not « © at the place of an official call upon , “ « ing V ¢ « atioar ent w losed official: in 1906 a Jap named Take in t sertior the Methodists in Rome, The 7 reted 1 unt ist etrayal of confidence to at the « hesha sold her in Bellingham | mad he minister to archbishop said he know Roose . affair ted him, and b wee b rrying hin probably for $600 cash to Tokuji Asano, | “At the dedicatio abor| velt toe well to believe he would . : . . Aseno le now on trial Temple Dr. Matthe himee 1) play Inte the hands of Dr. Tig . HUNG BY MOB; ¢ than any Other controversy in Asano sold her for $560 to | that the labor union n inevit ple im an attack on the Vatican pitts, hi he has ever been invoived ble organinat o eal ipp! nit nat important changes a ere f# not @ shadow doubt in her Jap named Noguchi, le organi#auor 1 " He called Tipple a “cunning That important g anothe oF ou . f the wu r . schemer” and criticised his | take place in the organization of the as to the propriety of his Klinke ft he ) who Is now in Japan, The sale i “ Haga Vibe " to Noguchi was made after the | benefits from It statement regarding the Vat Taft cabinet, no politician here de fears a host of me girl had paid Asano in Seattle 4 regard uv can-Roosevelt incident nies. It has been rumored that his Cat ends anitn tay Rr BR FORECAST $350 for her freedom Jecidedl t t Roosevelt has sent an ultimatum t Hy Valted Press. r y under e situation ad e6 Taft in which he asked that cer HOUSTON, Texas, April t tonight or W Tt r t A laced | yy yuld t It Prepernity Men Meet tain changes be made or he would| Dolly Bates, cut down after Pherae soit De r t nlwithhold his endorsement of the| lynchers had strung him up Taft dministration. The rumor with his father, Frank Bates. POR R eee de & act Washington afire. Since It has, at Centerville, Texas, last night been afloat > an ther rumore has a chance to recover, accord * * . ~ * * ws : rhe W r y { e a . have been in the alr that politiclans| ing to physicians attending him eas declare that changes in the Taft| today. Frank Bates was dead thing WHose ig iv : ve t cabinet are certain! ntemplate: when his b 8 cut down " ; ity they are to be Is The two Bates were serving (Continued on Emile girl A ‘| SOCIETY BELLE WHO DISAPPEARED 6 wore ere Waitaitaved: that (ie|, teers Ov the fear ware we, found Japan YEARS AGQ TURNS UP AS GYPSY QUE tyne of men who helped carry Cut] ileged to be fngleaders ins "TOBACCO MEN Toure ix ( the Roosevelt policies under Roose-| attempted jail delivery Wer and 6: brag eam ; et ai ; RARE volt will be given cabinet ansig which Jailer St, John was TAUGHT LESSON age Seven.) ‘ Mya : nents, The names of Hit k wounded. the nts : am | not srg A : : . : r f sre connected with the rumore that| the jail, forced its way Inside the lost a . , * t not ¢ 4 1 home H \ r ertain cabinet officers are to| took the two Bates out and ™ 10 watch i ol r ntt ed ff 8 H which sb retire. hanged ther for your «1 : ig SPDOInt t FO discover 9400 or ing City’s x t locatin, 44