The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1910, Page 1

THE SEATTLE > TAA Fe RGLAR Te AMERICA HAMILTON ITS | | anand poarsacane SSS) \s MISSING NO. 86. ay y . Process Servers Catch Him \ 3 f : bail i . : + ts ; But He Flits Away When ; ; Ben cee . \ Ne ; oo. : : Aviation Meet Managers Try to Corner Him. —— Masked Ban- {awing | 1 summons at Bp. | Who Terrorized & to local attorneys, ed with an injunction * Confesses nme to Seattle ye Martha Black- Anderson out the : Hamilton —T f the oa wong He also D, Mass } tion suit if ¢ Hamilton's room at the RainierGrand ie un tied down, doesn’t know where Her 's What They Say The two interview were ob tained today Hiller, who signed up with Ham- atti nt. J cy ‘4 “WH uh ‘himoete - going to fly, all right, Se nd Sunday. You can b own as strong as you Like Capt. Anderson, who signed with Nat K Hamilton's manager n Hamilton if he f Hiller, 1 t fly at all, I'll ¢ o Nat k nager ; say, s | ‘ , gn for Hav ( Anderson with evider 3 A . > at E the Dow shx ‘ Dykeman, attorney for . locket de é d . 2 . H », Says the same as Reiss. Ge" and « : c ' . ney Byers, attorney for An “ . Att of Speace's + i] J " ? Tt 4 : 4 / ern As capter: x s was found Dack yar been e . md the owner®S |; > BAowe BAOa 7 bat owing ¢ fisg and répui2' On March 1 Co.. Roosevelt left Gondorko, Soudan, on the Egyptian steamer Dal. He had spent a Bees The locket week on this first outpost of civilization resting after the final march through the jungle atten b One picture here shows the former president on the shore just before the Dal sailed, and the murder of Miss| other shows him on deck the; commmantty The Dal was two weeks on the run to Khartoum. Th pictures were sent by boat, me CHisens’ committee | 4°¢ rail from the upper Nile to Alexandria, across the Mediterranean, by mail boat, expres: Started to run down| #¢ros® southern Europe to catch an Atlantic flyer, thence to New York, arriving April 2, having made & result that the) the journey from the heart of Africa to Broadway in one month and a day. From New York they ‘was sifted again came by fast mall direct te The Star, which prints them days ahead of al! competitors. Witehed and was when It was learned ng there'll be no are, we are in on are And Hamil this aviation pro- sweet one ready to morning. He in tow. Hamilton prom up wt 9 and be dressed iller had the newspaper tatives waiting in the F ; { | the Vatican at a time when the hen the terrible discovery was | holy see needs all the forces it can| made. Hamilton's bed had not muster to re t# enemies’ on-| been occupted all night. The bird slanghts. The genera! opinion is! man had flown. del Val's repu Anderson orders Hamilton to come to leave town 3 ~~ a r Were found two biack Fors Cardina : anes thy The summons secured by Capt. c | tation as a diplomatist is ‘ibd xeveral siouch | ' | tered. into King county. Apderson then always worn by the} , ' re trunks were found balf) Many gray heads at the Vati- has five days to bring legal action. hiesh as watches! jean are shaking sadly these day "l'll find Hamilton, all right, and a * Butborit | wishing for a return of the days of chain him up somewhere,” were he led a Dr Tent! seal | Leo's reign, when the game of Promoter Hiller’s last words from Hie for a year ot least } re diplomacy was played by men with front. “He's going to fly, all fay, they assert bel leila eiescction thot a he bratns and not by amate: ght—and for me.” . ‘ jon ol inderma tion hat the ate B Nacking bosae ler COOL MILLION [aipienhamren “Wie. Bacbr. was point ss paenanennisiomniint sini played the role am short'in hia sccounts to the extent iia big on no span) Retravel Route Taken 24 The Architect s Rev enge; ce, Years Ago, and Newspa- Classic Curses on §. P. |State Security Company, Exposed and Beaten by Star | ee if APHEIM | Attorney, Has Six Competitors in Work of Bleed- |A Combination of Liver-| ‘*) permen Withdraw, to ing the Poor. pool and New York Barer setae ewult hie Mies Wale: ts Speculators Cost Wheat kerving Genoa. | C WITH he the. cnee of Sentth eguinet Gitnce—in reality the case | King a Fortune in a Day), LONDON Advices today trom (By United Press.) BURLINGAME, Cail. April 6. — Exclusive Burlingame awoke to a horrified realization today that the Arabic char- a acters graven over the portals of the Southern Pacific depot powerful and merciless loan company against « less ¥ | Blarrite t King ff ' 2 NS % here are signs for the deepest “cu words in the Arabic light has been thrown on a practice that happens 20 times a day in _ — gontinues to suffer from influense- | (gy a Staff Correspondent of the tongue. Seattle eee ee one that the'es For several years the Arabeeques have been admired as samples of the eculptore’ art, and were regarded as gracefully expressing a Bedouin welcome to the jaded traveler who had the desert sands to the Burlingame or as a ed to the “blingum” devotee on his way to Mecca (Cal- - (By Untied Press timietie bulletins rewarding ¢ earay } In exposing the practices of the State Security Loan company, CHICAGO, Ap ¢—James A.| kings Gondition. gives by his| ROME, Ax f to re the real party behind Clerk Smith, whe ught the suit, The Star | pion Ming of the Wheat pit, lost | majesty 's physicians, are not bor vave) the F years age meant no special attack on this particu an company t bY the facts on hie honeymo Theodore It is no worse than the others of its kind who extort 60 per | # fortunedm the cotton market yee — , tte vi j ent interest In Seattle. Bad enough, but no wor terday, It is od that bis eee eee ee eee ee ee ee eee eee ee ee ee’ ° SERRE RE HER « him to Hfornia.) = f There are seven principal companies in this city. Every day | isssou will be $ , and may|® WEATHER FORECAST * fr t the secret was revealed today when a real Arab alighted they are bleeding their victims, hounding them at their work, | reands S2Bd.00 & Pair tonight, wit aht frost; # again from a@ train, turned a backward flip flop when he glimpsed | Glinee was hounded, forcing them to pay usurious rates of interest. . ® Thuretay fair; ight northwe . the decorative scrolls and called for water. The inscriptions the State Security company tried to force Glines to pay, threaten It te nape: « ne Oe Et * winds - » aire were nothing more or less than imprecatione and maledic. ng and brow-beating, as this company treated Glines ulators tn | and New ore pe BRR RE RRE REESE and nt tions cast upon the Southern Pacific for its niggardiiness in The Git 4 public matter, because Glines were aga’ ae 9 ane , t refusing a railroad pass to George Howard, architect of the ed make good {te promise to drive rains in t PHILADELPHIA — Har . e v it attractive depot. oan sharks he he nerve to make the fig and aused a @ sterile H A ar Ft . Howard is quoted by friends as saying that he graved ecause he n having an employer who stood by him and * wid « ' « th f the Med the cussful symbols after he had been curtly “turned down” manfull a m oh " oy from 8 by the railroad But there are many other cases which never come to trial . the Me > A ‘ t eave Fear of discharge, fear of law, the haunting, terrible fear that bn ' t R P d wi 8 ieee eee ee ee es these heartless creatures will actually take from him his work bales on hand , ie f his food, his home ia many hundreds enslaved. ake tad : h ' . t - ere are cipal loan com-| F. H. Cross, 208 Sullivan-Const-| warely $1, a. ent ‘ ke the| WANTS PROPERTY TAFT TO SIDE eroding . ge ee Acie WILLED BY UNCLE STEP INDIANA panies in Be tine bullding , ok. oh State : 12) F.C. Chandler, 410 Boston block ty to] eUe WALLA TO CHURCH FUNDS \ Menthe mi ORR “hit Mhaaihie-tnhen last Frida tl : nee , : : WASHINGTON, Apri Ades ul n m 7 oor ae os : “neg ree President Taft has cancelled his 4 Star Loar arion t money 60 pe 1 e r " . hes ; i " 7 : an ag engagement to speak in Indian : tidine t. They are aire ey t have co ond ; apolis in May, It was stated at Chey Los: » Wa th ot of them 6 take care ha barg ' gy wcite - the White House today that the gton bulld _ me « of big & ‘ ® Re President would find it impos CONSIDINE butlding Continued on Page Seven m- that t ackbone of t : & hous Pap: oh “ate 440 ‘nee ee i re aa eae . t AT LAST AN END = f ss tenia as he had planned when he mC om ; makes his next Western trip. anne ; a was alone, to face the wall and | {His Ie #0, local, speculators in TO BROWNSVILLE pate to her. 1H His gscieton io onoes "his “3 ROBBER GETS re ag he lotsen if the Patton, cae on teas Gene Milaire of The robber rifled his pockets ASHID « Apr ‘ 5 R ; x " tion to leave the troubled polit in the and the cash register but took (Hada waa RH HARRAH tar nquir : : “ cal eituation in Indiana ® hood only cash. After the thief eo » * ~ t ; , following the state republican the <a caped men were heard running (& FREE LETTERS FOR T.R. * ¥ Browns . or , - nvention yesterday, which was vale on the sidewalk, so it is be & * 40 lay re \ t " n | inatitut i ' controlled by the insurgents and allay eved more than one was impli * United Pros * my ae A p i Sieh aadarend hie ho ANd Mais, (Star Special.) cated. They were reported to |* ’ * d the 1 t an Staal’ Mkawadl Wes cf tion, at the same time calling for ony in t 6.—Henr have left town on the Owl train . try guilt ' tn H age re a revision of the tariff bill and ~ Og EVERETT, April Sem y for Everett. Four suspects who od « |} xtending # | channel of : adidsing taser ie Wake 7 ot Comn Rogers, proprietor of the Olym- | wore arrested here were reieas ef is priviles * Brow ney H Beveridge and commending him Mets 1. pia saloon at Edmonds, last | ed this morning # President : ' * a : : édasttiosl foot a ie fat Wie cebow ih leu ine has 4 night was robbed of $600 by a | * * * a men} Teles j 7 : : fe eum in masked burglar, who entered | EW YORK.~A 4 : r ‘ co 7 oe. Bnitie.” or aioon shortly after mid- {divorce t irs, Alice a e r \ ’ ' rn ni B® Washi, the saloon P al f ; rd Be } aes night with a gun in his hand | ek ico tag * * | thre : ' P " panaen ‘ a ee hoes and commanded Rogers, who ! fack ee? ‘ 1 § ga M6 the ots 5 —— in aN 4 MONEY WHEN SEATTLE’S ae Mimber, Mr r h 1 a) where he xchange ne a é ‘ ga } Will len t t Ir e stat hi w pen-| foo a av 1 “ * MCHivition ct “ t ’ t The ent « nm hip t a W : f , , ' ! 1 t C f t Werything a ‘ F com | privilege of lyins low he he stat ‘ 6. He of it they, H go to the Chicago lodging a Tetion nt ent r e , " <egel " He has no covering f i I , } : ¢ In With Drunks. leased id th " oJ net. Wh \ N enero = pene gr eee ge Basten any porere-tin en ppeeelrmipmnnene ge