The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1910, Page 1

The Star is the only paper in Seattle that refuses to carry obscene quack doctor advertising; fore an advertisement in The Star is of greater value than in any other paper in the city. : = ~<—--_ THE SEATTLE DIvior ~ STAR SEATTLE, WASH,, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1910 ONE CENT ON TRAINS AND HCE BURN me SAYS SEATTLE IS REE POINTS The tac MECCA OF WORLD'S ~ DIVORCE SEEKERS 8 << Ae, ‘iil " . : i 7 ; Deputy County Clerk Is of Public Works, in Injunction Hearing Angry at Commissioner! ard in New Ordinances of Councilman) Carrigan’s Reflection on| Madison Av. People’s Fight on Company) Sheriff — He cil Court Orders. Judge Gay Lashes Applicants From the Bench—Two Drunks a Month no Valid Cause—Several Appli- cations Are Denied. County Com toner M greatest security and conven yo" '?, . lence to their passengers. The | ~ wg he = jones ¢ She ff Hodge courts have held that this must 04 OF © Hodge, he “yy” he ire of Deg Co < I do not want this state to become the Mecca of be done, even though ata ji; Springer ‘atrigan haw greater cost of operation gr Carrigan ha ¥ about alleged destruct pt machines by Hodge | people from all over the world who wants divorces. They | are coming here from Alaska, British Columbia, Italy, ferring to provision C, fixing as aximum grade along Madison But Hodge had nothing to do England, and every place under the sun asking for divorce. oe fan Being othe — emp wd wee eb eueeruntion OF these | It ts apparent that they come here to live a few years be- nance rein ercive slot machines. Springer de | i aia A power of the city, should not! etroyed them and has nits 4 } cause it is easy to get a divorce. We are too loose in the he fixing of the maximum! worn return to the court that | matter of granting divorces. Every scalawag in the coun- ades of Madison and EB. Madison! he did try is getting to think that Seattle is the place to come to tsa alone, but to add, ‘or any other net un vs! and get rid of the marital ties.” Springer says he can retand where Carrigan streets in the city of Seattle on got his information. Carrigan ad ue “ag ' ut: os C dene h cable cars are now operated says only seven machines were eitpetng the gy : ey Se hie will make it a eral tracks an reshing threugh the J. Tutth rce f I ttle Tuttle is Springer says 202 > ordinance. In the orig were burned. fence inte the crowd, The track te} ale ! ri wife ir ta because she « » the ordinance could be att betes intended to » | On 2 ay with brick Ns oe a“ r than e he iat these brakes jod on account of ite restrictive Hodge by bis statement Sad Apsaniaons . ba oat ga ( not think Tuttle produced an Madisoo: | form norant that Hodge had nothing to © han never heen a recom yo . oe ee P 4 BG, i os do with the mat and now has pion of the ap Dd evide I ‘a very high eff! the county rk's office to appease the tithe has bet s rday for people Tt would ha IN COURT BEFORE In January Special Prose 1 16 Oldfield. wit « rees, It was harder Feor than it has ever took charge of the first applicants JUDGE GILLIAM White secured an order from J Ronald directing Sheriff Hodge to Thie meet w turn all slot machines ov peed county clerk. Hortae the Indiar iway racir After hearing arguments, Super > “ over and got receipts The er race } r tale of ’ wre geo tng Rese ed 202 machines, own has bee a or oo¢ BEATING THEIR WAY TO PRIZE FIGHT, | ‘ nk alieta: ha eatlt Bomb thle brake | 7'G. C. Mecilvra and other Madi-|Pechtner and Jean Romano, Fecht- | *i5 y’nr"2s|) "TWO BOYS ARE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK nb oo woe ee nano for nn at property owners to enjoin | °*F claimed four event * | Wh e moras Wore. > a C More than a month ago officers | 1 nin had divorces the Se: : ¢ ‘* ited Press.) . < Wand B. Hussey voctba’ eae g pad gg vera of Justice Brown's court destroyed i SALINA. Kas Fo tyes Ms » vf se three had been od. The fied as to the . 47 machines belonging to a man “ = hes “ nucceeded b an uncom- troad Washt ton Le 4 * rte ty pid boys re ina hospital here * e Rectrifcation of | oot ay tee Lae The reamers (named Ketcham. Ketcham never iy ob peony ogg ER a ll s | rite GitasGh'the" witneus staal owners take the position that | Cl#!med ownership of any machines | same age, are dead on account of their desire to see the Jeffries. & | jwhen Judge Gay ¢ the examina : the franchive ¢ Seattle - oe warebonees With Pecbtner # Johnson prizefight at San Francisco. * ; ni n hand = a . M claiming ownership of but four ma-| ‘ eck of @ freight train on * me < f the > trie Co. is compell: to run a “.™ me * The youths were injured in a wreck a rs pute isons " ; ontinuous Iine from Western av ies oat Se eee ee ’ | the Missour! Pacific last night, while “beating” theif way to * Divorce a pena st ern ‘ in two to snes 3 Remens, the sre? | #® flan Francisco. «The boys left their homes at Kansas City Wed & minute ; “ P cans ys for the company, | fice t* perplexed at Catrigan’s} |* Saahae Mutere-tenvtar @ueg enka thet they tatended to go (9 & Granted, But Wife Will Two Drunks Not Enough, , : t " of | COUstant statement that but oa #® Ban Francieco to see the championship battle * > . Constance Mc ul the court pg pat gage. 4 gr of the machines wer roved il sate he oan ncaa * First Have to Find the ., At she mar H. Moore }authority to use either an electri Treg und Pee ot psn Tee eee eee ee eee eee ee Vanished Money. n 1909, an tw » incatbe able traction system. He con poi a S Sort a 1 raga | ae oo b és - ng. that since the board of put. | 0Te* “hich Springer m* e, order. | she ee arcs, glass le onas e her from works had granted a permit for | '™* tbe mack jo be destroyed. | ' Tha nusband left Seattle | hom the electsidien with $ ash on May 2, te ar es, your 4 ng he depend t she said, was Getting month is ion of the road the i pany Was within ite rights in ” Pinchot Wild ar Chimeri- cnanes Ot tek the | UB cAYS cal and Garfield Jealous, ; - pe Bill inti ay naat beta wale ae | Declares Attorney Ver-| ‘TODAY IN HISTORY |s:\e-"\' f Pie ont grades such a# ar on | fe a nde : ae t had Mediece | trees in Summing Up. r fast dass dhdk sae Nese “eile eare Macear aerial a y ms - Pass lim Seattle yesterday the ae Al Dov t rty owner | Che ated ome of arebip , 1 w.1 ' wW t art that . 2 oe ‘hey om | WASHING % CoMay 28 dong - . he 1 ef along Madison st, ar rgued that the ecm rt a j <ndicaath LAke.' : pastor « , sami ibe J @ opin- | tran ine out . st as pl 1 4 " he ha¢ t tivorce public works | at « when th . and chimerical, , ina a lare he « law ty geen Of the Madison | cc vod 8 P ; ener e a - Pp chaggh eee wagers fntr ft ¢ t wa ¥ 0 do t alle, bu nad never- <p Avda : '° Chicago Tribune Trying to “""*' ' - red , " rried again. Mrs Walls S ae ; ‘ 2 : : , urt that she mar- ne een bases i lation of # vay Ruin Him Politically, ° « , =e Se nelly [eouversion of the Affidavits were read ' : gs hg S kad cbacdaa% dtenres ‘meecse line. re stating that Madt| Declares Butterine Sen- He he had obtai m hie 38 opinion of Corpo nsafe for an electric P ' He lied one time or the other,” “% ne will | ite ator. 4, the U tb nited 8 W sbe mai ihe r “3 a t mavens ME some hope of 4 ore y . . rie husband he ave her! guess wh 1 the truth, @actment of nis FUNERAL SERMON | (By United Pree) : ne SPOKANE — Gov. Hay arrived | ted, jie net scinaeent LASTS 4 HOURS WASHINGTON, May 28— Say be will leave, next: Temsanes | ie 1 the money| Charles left his wife “4 Demanding ‘nn ‘vestigation ‘of today. He} WaSHINGTON—Louie and Tem-/|for Fairbault, Minn. to attend the to more safely Me ht years ago : (By United Prev) | the bribery charges in connec hat Pinchot-}ple Abernathy, 9 and 6 years old,| graduation of his son from the " it with him uuse of her jealous dinpoattion, TTAGE E, Ore, M ton with his election te the | Garfi and d6Jarrived here today from Oklahoma, Shattuck Military school. Pe leit was refused a divor Judge Gay Po COTTAGE GROVE, Ore., May United States senate, William | 80 and Winicaapttbn GUaeneas On thelr way to tow on, BD aries , A eee rd 28.—The funeral services over | §. Lorimer appeared before the | ihe men @ Uinked to | York te meet Col. Roosevelt. They EW HA\ , : yf tba ge Bee sit Brim feon| the remains of Harley Qu senate today with an explana- | goiner. He declared that Richard sons of Jack Ab wolf f ext |® Judament for $16,600. Mra, Armk ee ate sai A at inaw tion of the case that blamed the [4° iliinger, secretary of the in-|e@teher and friend of at omit ay and, whine he be Py oe gig case, BERT et ae a ek Chisago Teinyan The resste te art was publi cn Wat , to t H ' ada, Defore he | grant miward'<: Bar fi pastorate of the Rev. W. A | tion demanding an investigation ; 4 MIL W KER—1 fare bitious p jude le ' veto a I; ated at : a as ogi rsa Elkins, who pace the ser was referred to the committee Le had |} id ¥ Be. Yale ; " ne ap deco where a, Fras vhs ath ad rien Papers Se ge er garnet prio on privileges and elections Pa aie rn | i Jam * r time until 6 o'clock the | 1% hin expiana Lorim Z nd off = the | ques £ bl a det 4 pom ae an J. W. SCRIBER TO | A. Car Leanora Pat| minister was forced to hold his - . teed § 1 and which cauged the} 925.6 i f ot { ( eM from an opi io auditors because of the fact . t : . | t r hat M A ck from pinion prem sat ley wt ma ray Ww ended tr wit the 5 ¥ "NEIL Is AND Kumeck, J. W. Edwards Tee pene it was fou Y i" o ‘ no a 2 k : 8 v ‘ \ ‘ ards, Mary EB. ch take the enlarge the grave. The under Separately. i. taker could not lower the casket | tdi box, and workmen had to go ge fr Greenwood Armi- Valted Pr tame ca M n from Harry fg the ord ‘eral miles distant for dyna fontinuou» e and blast away the solid | sag mee oF transte: ok untit the grave wae given | ons at himasif pe but at} vestigate. On the « | : : art for wre Farmers’ and | 40th av tona st., Thursday with the { proper dimensions. agg aah ic ie we podire ; k -ewrnsed "lage a latent we eunldin onberbcie eae the routes de lg ae eek kkk eh & ee he and his friends are Pa «* trod d which 1 be con Grande, O v 1 jure nd will leave the City * traction, * WEATHER FORECAST. pearing in the paper and purporting | there had bee mixconduct in nt t : ta OR OR Ok Sof franchises are, * wers tonight and Sun- #| White, a member of the legislat ante Lich ' ately enter t entenced Yt tHe WAYS OF THE WISE & to operate # day: moderate south winds & | were plain not written } | He meed Garfield a tool} N. W 1 Mot t 1814 4 I next week * if you have a “Want,” Big & 8 to give the eee heehee a et all, but 9 the k of a tra of Pinch and declared that Gar-| k » . t you ba hae An Dt . ne wher *. learned ’ or little, don’t wa put off-— & le tne “hago ors sagy | fea eclousy when he. learned) | THREE DROWNED % wish and worry. Step to the # passed upon by a lawyer,” hé sald,| caused him to seek revenge, which| | iat Selatan # phone and dtc an ad to * HOOS BET Pan ft was signed by that poor, | torney Inti 1 had onde COURT MARTIAL | PHILADELPHIA 28 * The Star. Star ad. are solv. & ture Whit s notlin the present investigation l-Three men were drowned when the}* ing many difficulties. May % ow creature *%, who does n t ne presen vestigation ghantticnsmsions . ° i pabesia to commit f atew| Yertrecs declared that Abe. test mot at Siar was overturned off|* We solve yours * ER AND A FORTUNE fotlars, and to wh 1 10 mon ! f the | | Jahn 7, Thompror ‘ Cold Sprit island, near Holly|* Main 9400. Ind. 441. ® rime department at ite indicated [fer the Seatt I n Beach, last night ee ed es When the truth fs known every Bel am living at 4476 Whitn v hed | (My United Press) le ee — ‘Daited Frese) ; dy will understand that the put Guggenheim Only Bogey Man pag ed sersaneny. Saured shee FORT CASEY, Wn., May 28.—| 2%. cation of an article signed b Guggenheim,” he said, “seems to © DOOD t0gey. et uct wea, | The court martial board, tryin andoned | White was part of a politica n-|be the sey man of the West. 1 se ge nb tc Sua pggener l : dns shaveon. of the 140% 2 the view of t piracy to drive me out of public] presume he has virtues and faults,| ward Mick r r { the | Lieut, Ar he 149th coas Peed court He and in me financtally pre un being has, 1 know |&uté which hit him, is held at police | artillery, in command of the mortar| suse I will not do as other Ilinot#| that he build a ratiroad tn | headquarters ro mt f UP.) battery, which fired the shot that| publicans de-—place myself under | Ataska Ae c Re inh liye vuto | bit the quartermaster amer 9 9 will, which absolute control and dictator He extolled Bdward C. Fir i 2 \, hie partner an au Sever W) re we, were turning into| Major Evan Thomas, has completed * acter wi man " iip of the Chieago Tribune.” istant to the secretary, ar ther | Hv ain : c PaIE AYER SoC mmans BOM x ; wa eund thee ‘divores compininte fled _and| with arms uplifted, his body tre | how're ete 4 i : 4 aime divorce ore granted in King bili with om sion ho sho r Bt Ben crtrangod Z hee RERERERE # H &! ion, ine rovograsher who svt |DID A METEORITE HIT JOHN BERG, @ death. in.) gave out the story of the prepara OR WAS: IT AN IRISHMAN’S BRICK?} ad Fee to be provided 1, . Mth her. MRS. LESLIE CARTER. a bug under every chip standing by their theory, In all seriousness. avs, S., was partially or totally de-| partment * their eptrany * MULDOON IN A NEW ROLE. * ton the Lawler mens rand sitet b * He i# a poor, miserable, weak ne Se Z reature,” shouted Vertrees, at SPOKANE, May 2@—John orn a section hand, of Sprague, pl “nb “4 id _ a aan oe * aes hb cb ‘he ‘avitanone to ee | while standing at the corner of Main and Stephens this morn _(iy United Press.) stroyed 88 it was bel Fe then the Ballard base- &| Pinchot mansion, under the dark,| ing, was struck on the head by a meteorite, supposed to be part MINNEAPOLIS, Minn,, May 28 The J. 1. Cas building, Sesregate a # ball team clashes with the #| soft mantle of night, to confer with | of the tail of Halley's comet—that is, that’s the version the police Fire which started in the old Sixth | the Pittsburg building, 4 > of Seattle, at *|/ such men as this Garfield and th and bystanders swear to. Avenue hotel last night did a mil-/ the Waterburg implement building, Dee ard pail Ut 9 o'choets. &| Brandeis Berg was taken to the emergency hospital, where several lion dollars damage, in the imple-|and two threshing 1 e houses 4 Led ye " “un eaten for Bal- *® He declared that H. M. Hoyt, gc atitehes were taken In his scalp. The meteorite could not be ment house district were completely burned. One man 4 oh 9 ry McDermot will be in @lernor general of Porto Rico, and| found, which leads to the belief that it may have been an ordi Practically every building in the|was seriously injured, St. Paul ms with hi ~ oa box %| who was called as a witness in the| nary earthy brick, thrown by some one of Irish extraction—pos territory between Washington and) sent every bit of fire apparatus that 4 ‘ . was the “kind of a man who! aibly by the name of O'Brien. The police and bystanders are Third sts. and Sixth and Seventh! could be spared to aid the local de- * ‘ Pe ee ee ee ee 4 =a