The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1910, Page 1

; Metiods and Pur-| in History—Tells Plan Is. eee Saeed * LLER'S [DEA OF * YY, AG EXPRESSED & STARR J. MURPHY . ea® ma * Fy had ® Fs eee ee ee ee ee ee eee seater eee er eee BY W. G SHEPHERD. YORK. A 19——“The eitiaen Hes « is & pr iat Starr J pat to John I y other as Mr. Rockefeller plans, nationally, should get hands of unpatriotic men? Mi they not ruin the govern- to avoid Just such a thing apres ongress for an act, rather than to any Funs at the ple United States More than any other body im the try, reflects the Band sent f ite time Can sate oy the 4 r whether bation rt # good and the n re tx char r ney wo BEEK to the Rockefeller het Bald be i , board na Avoid Danger. Was one of Mr. R r SEE thle seizing of the f by done , nen pora re founda it true sett to intr of B mate lexis Be intend. Cantinues on Page Eight.) a uN WW FIGHT ON LOAN SHARKS The fight « by W a uetior n the t thi 6 that y this and a empl ‘ gk ployes f t d Dat Ht will re a NG More efficient serv the city, ARAIS Mee'y Centra stand Wed by ib ate refu fatury any to lon 8 Pract ‘Wan, Hide city, of Greatest Money | bo WL HANDLE GT ROCKEFELLER SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, APRIL 19 1910. TRAINS AND ONE CENT STANDS Ge. | - AWA } Quarrel Ovér a Lubricator Leads to Blows and Clinch | and in Struggle Douglas C. Reed Falls on Pile of | Scrap Iron, Breaking His Neck—W. J. Peiffer is Tacoma Man Fears for Life Held at Police Station As Slayer. of Mate, Who Is in the gistaie sere Hands of Dr. Linda Bur- pute over t 1 ng } field Hazzard. | brought death to one 1 the knowle that | he 1a friend of ye | PLANNED. CRUEL CURE LW. J Peilies ps Both men had emy « and were , x fast friends, ‘This morning Re f the lubri- Doctors and Friends Said} pe diag #8 dea ‘aired Tiebasddttaecy » : res? " | The Engineer V. ©. REED, THE DEAD MAN, emaetene as n ‘ ily, and he, Treatment Prescribed | cn..- : * as ef, could not get the be He 1 negro boy down to th engin € t t ad- Would Surely Kill the) Miles rad 0 ext Jey bs " ; ave it ad P. indi xter e Woman. | DISPUT * Bie nn } —_—_—_—_— rei fle ht the lubricator was working a and Frightened for the life of hie wite | In the approachin paign The vill stip: | that ey hoe ihe 3 He by actions of Dr. Linda Burfield| 5 Mil tea , Be — readin. . Hassard, the woman fast cure prac-| POT Miles C. Poindexte uldn't a t the Jubricator, he saic tition and by the reporte of the] The reason is that Congressman indexter ponent eed was positive that the ay with the lubricator, and Stel ottaaes of seman of ae P= ae | @ithe Aldrich-Cannon regime in Gemgre about 9 o'clock, when the topped tfining for a few } a eR a Polit ; gale sre given no consia. minutes, he went down to the engine room to see Peiffer. Reed | to Gre Lake and took his wife |, re é é given was angry. He told Peiffer again that the lubricator was not | Seah om Tecomee ation by 1 ar uct that Mr. | ter is a repab-| working... Peiffes rétorted that it was, and in a second the old Rede, a well-todo Tacoma man, | liean hat he resident of Spokane ha veight. The Star| friends that had endured through yearsof lal was smother- living at 504 Northan avy., that city, 5 . ; if ¢ dd i = HD BN if 7 | was induced to bring his wife to | ® *#pporting will continue t Ipt h ed irmation and denial were ed back and forth in in- John . Rockefeller, From His Latest Photograph. The Oli King Seattle to put her under the treat | fhe record he has made in congress, down to.the brig creasing rag Looks Today at 71. ment of Dr. Hasxard. Mrs. Bede| , , ae — Finally Heed lost his temper com - heed ., |had been i for some time with |PBtRent retribution, when he wa ne the etely and k Peiffer in the seriour heart trouble. The Tacoma | fack the courage to vote to depose the whippe Before Peiffer could grapple physicians did not } he PI with him, Reed grabbe large stil- her improved and Be speaker gon wrench and struck Peiffer « Krew desperate Kir ty has thr wi diae sta 1% glancin the head, The Would Try Anything ‘ Th ‘ P men ed and struggled | In #0 way he learned of Dr ” : voppos ie Kit cap eat Peiffer Hazzard, in Seqttio, and Mra. Bede, | !¥ ane y ting » the wrench, deapers en Nitioe, was The ele ; . oe | to Floor, willing to try anything. The ‘how |, US Coase With one ha linging to band, kne n tOce < t he }eard, finally consented ast ‘ Pettt yen and ous “grettin th D mt h engine room iting | ation a Dr 1, Mre. s . He pulled him was placed tn th ” of a | OMlity, an « r we « bd tutte te Writes Letter Saying Teddy Grand Jury Indictment Is Ht ot, hg Gone > Ld a A » him Will Make the United Worthless and Should Be ' soag , . orce ver to one States Hum When He Quashed, But Trial Must a k where pe 4 « € a iron as h Gets Back Home, Go On to Make Capital ,; + aie iat aad 1 In the fall _ ~ for Sheriff's Enemies. y at ‘ Fe Aye Ihe nt so that his Gay Unned Pond MRS. REED the entire shock af DANVILLE April 19.—-A tet That 1 Hlette, a Beverilige, & Cum | acumemsnnptttililiisitescesssrsmenenn eight and death was ie- ter has just e j Judge John F. Main pe ra te in the t Love, of Danville, tr tam ngs Aap ft Robert 7.| oh ' ffer Thunderstruck. ter, Mrs, Letia Love : I Pema Hg Ae i who « m of one 1 fort rope, which cor Hodge on May 20 upon a charge Bede would wish can sad ape struck me } . ta " 8 jealey w hole tic with a hammer when I # statement to m for and seize | Rev Healey, of ny ate mer when T saw Reed - eres nal church, Tacoma. oi vas 4.” suid Peiffer at police When Roosevelt reaches ine loons in King ns in p a nea@aunriors "We hat't t York Taft will be pleased tc 1 scrap ne ery Let No One See Her fear 2 Ree s beadiquat cen tienda Mrs. Brown is touring the sfore bim|Dr. Hazzard, and then started ar-/ tariff law than an additional st the Seattle pe started over such a Hette thing, |X | with Dr. Dorsey, of Chicago, ranging for a severe bath for the) new tuehoat for the 1 gy: ese veal Ue padfemdal Bisco tye, stenographer to qua invalid 7 hought I was, and the first ‘thin While Naples she wrote let- against Hodge, Dr. Hazzard insteted that Mra./ for the imaginar Z re wher ie Kaew ie Me Parade ee s ters at the former aident’s dic-lrer to the ini Rede's system was full of polsom| ovo at the expense of the rest « fe ee fighting like @ tation. In the ep « he freely | Pre tor V admitted | ous medic and that must , i 9 e ge fs OE discussed the political situation in} that if Hodge were given the same) be put th ere course of o in the senate 7 8 state w will represe Gics Wik eeaien: F wane ao ice the United States. ~. treatment as the « defendante | fasting and » eliminate this ree eS he ee a eee oe ae While Mrs. Brown makes no d which tren ' rescribed by |potson from her sy ‘ : aes ried ay Sipe fons rect statements in her letter, she! the law « he would| Bede had j el hat Mf. Poinde he fad ig oe ntlmates that Roosevelt will re-| never have to face a j wh I's ‘ f of Se pd FE les turu and run for n Judge White, however, seed his, then he bees . ° can oe ee Her iather dec that Hodge must be denied hie te Mre. Bede had alsenay port a King anes ’ oe einen — be make ali het gal rights; otherwise there would : a hundred amd! none of the three candidates fr astires tip to th x t thees chive, one of them a teuh sation would be Drs adel aud OF atom petition? 0 > lene than: a ‘ t ee t Mrs. Brown saya in part ll capita’ egutd be mage by Hodge's nd vas weak, and as she | stayda popular requirement hye oiidd i was le have written a fumbe ot le . suff « from a heart all p- alg ‘" igation hears @ for Roosevelt, which, if thelr con: jag ae , bted he would eve I er t John L. Wils frar noufeed | NE, marriage tewoses were tesund tw niin Peiffer was cut were ‘known, would create | ,!t ae practically conceded that and the gruelling treatment | fealty to the fominated by. Aldrich and about the-head with the wrench and pention im America. But | ticgs. va. worthless, and that b - aed by the starvation dog Gar rt , Prete {his bite RUFFALO, N.Y A fe Si gto Pyle nis pe lp eli Pl Heard of Record . . : son Weaten hag s host singly ota Pagel 10 fidenee by pr ae tod v ed at 458 Kilbourne at, and od t : ; : be on hree chil- as” he has fr ed by the war told e is W . ! his « 4 ¢ ‘ ASPET k wed 14, Ad: = : vo ituation and his discourageme ented 4g) Ab . ; . 1 t + sige ‘ girl a month old the r . gh rt | « } 1 ix Moun t ves with b ter at 704 are many th n the or oie ° by ; hee Roose letters of y " n s MeCar ¢ I ‘ putics tior | an r i tail ‘ No Attack on Indictment. ar a 1 tr , | mn J ae ng at 10 o'clock tn Judge Ronald refused to eg e A shia al ‘ rhe I be , . n dertaking parlors Hodge's counsel to attack th 76 on gp : a nat | wane 7 ’ 1 } ita legality. He foreed W. H. Mor The ¢ ae that het Brief oc} y me i a | filed by White t Hodge after | ang took his wife home, securing | Congre wnt ‘ { rdw B. @ - the tndietment pd - a hua : i an - P } f ! ula rom Honney-Ws r . ‘ nt. & ra nm automobile, valued at $3,200, (iy United Prees judge Re a that thie tn | Compa t remove tre. |f , P was destroyed by fire at the M QUEBEC, Aprit 19-—Bulletin.— | formation ortously ur Rede 1 ' waukee depot, First av. and Con | Forty men were killed in the tana.| '" '™ witipree yg fr. and M le a 1 ' \ t a necticut st. at 10 hk this moras ‘ th t r ‘ nv r . side which caught a work train on| rt Gea Bs pine when ‘6 Wr naa ey ne, wh belonged died tx ' to the Motor Car npany, was be | the Grand Trunk Pacific yesterday, . “ le » = wy Beeire + PARIS.1 Pa nay : according to reports which have lafermatic the | 1 «us| CASE, BASED ON BACK FENCE TALK ool ear i DAG noacty ona Oy ends ka prosecution to ul ith i ! ILL GO CLEAR U P.TO SUPREME COURT atform. Someone threw a match Hight bodies have been recovered | Diace in which the slot machines |! rt red as} near the can and in the explosion and those working in the mass of pee ee ees nenrched for and ‘ hat docto aia ‘4 Sonam , which followed the automobile earth and boulders expect soon to|\ i, . tare Bim te tee HU) seicin the rs “ t bught fire unearth more corpses. The men) his invalid Dr. Ha A's | abe "4" . 2 : ; z killed were working o na ballast | beck £ cS ae Al Ye ei p . S| Lite & Siemens Twit train. A mountain of sand and roeke | 1-08 ANGLE ar M a thy ; ; \ . ‘ ay A A h swept down.uporlithem and buried l#" te of aa ‘iver! > TOWNSITE BOUGHT vw.’ ( i peal tothe si i twin siavaen them in the bottom of a creek 75 /).Dlow On the ten peed ye : . ‘ : feet below a bridge over which the! , i... ‘ abil f - 1 te train was running at the time of the! pjuir Bott Yr BY SEATTLE MEN Hig es slide laters. nehaha Total Wreck . . P i " . dae 1 ~ & 18 Ge t I " LONDO \ T r "Union _— total te SHE WILL LEAD RESTAURANT KITCHENS H vs sf , INSULATED LIFE! suoarest ati: led _ 7 oo a UD - are re rted to hav ebeen killed and MUST BE ABSOLUTELY te the 1 Rar Ry United Press.» ig Injeved lve beller explnaion it w b roy Los A LES, Cal., Apr match factory at Szegedin. One t uP th ?. M ‘ Williams, a man is said to have loat his life Clean food is promised | " is secured and afterwards the pro telephone operator, resigned her rt et wnel a ugh n 1 visions of the ordinance are vio ‘ on today M Williams ee ee 4 linance makin nece lated. KeKKKHKH Ke RH * has a silver intaid spine. She |* - uh restauran Five o kt r r¢ * * feared she would be electr * BANK CLEARINGS. « 1 n and la in the ba muiat | * TIME * cuted x Seattle * ‘ood ‘ i/secure a medi ica ho * fn th thing in # Miss Wiltiar ured he * $ * b pub » be b na that he f 1 * . mo * ba eve ear ay She * 1 a rdance ' tag us disew nl kin aile st | * & t r bo ® ” Ta a * a nt he ¢ ne that mig be r ted t * na ! ul ! * * * cowt joner urant pa * | ' ne L 1* * * The owner of every bakery or, Spectal pre 1 * wil m nd * Portiand * itchen must secure a permit from|sure the pr ) light and|* ploying I in * * ( $ * the health partment if all the tilation it * T a " a *! * ne of the clean food ordi-| strict in ri ta| * t " * a sh that hurled her to tr * Sr * re not complied with the |ar I r floors |* ment quick Y t . { a on conv me $ . aith comm ner can refuse the aud nd uten ba-| * 1 ta an that must lead an insulated . * permit and ¢ the kitchen. This fos a demand »|* I 4a * life tak k * * |may be done in case a permit lute claanil Ia aOR ORO KO futur [RRR ROR