The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1910, Page 1

THE SEATTLE |ISTAF yo. 12, NO, 109 _ of Fort Lawton | Gets Warrant for! - pprest of Interbay Dele-| —— action for the ‘he negroes sey ike Bledeer assault at thie month wax warrants were | of W. D. Mackay ‘aad Jobo Doe Fitts with unlawful ‘penalty for which pyear in jail int was ew the Filipino wit te at Fort Law Mackay, Lark #8 others appeared fist av. W bet of the night of June | forced his way she was in bed, that Gecompanied him; that | tered ber to leave the} K that Mackay referred wife of a “nigger g te woman was frichtene: pis the fort dressed in ber night | | fp the case were present. | Attorney Vander. | Deane, of the 25th reg- | a ANOTHER The COLLEGE PROPESOR WENONG K) WO THE RAL ROAD STATION TO ATTEND & IN NEVADA His ALUN! OANQUET APERS ONLY WILL TELL OF FIGHT Postal and Western Union Cancel All Contracts to Furnish Big Battle by! Rounds. Western Union Telegraph mpany and the Postal Telegraph | SEATTL - ey i oa MAVE >) Pacuse mE MA Tauarired 9 Aids THAT THE O&ACON — CAMLY SIPPING iB SOUP BEFORE STARTING FOR NEVADA “To SIT BE sioK THE OED OF A DYING FRIEND. A GOVERNOR \ WHO VETOED “PREEE PaHrnG, IM HES OWN STUART SPEKOING) TO NEVADA FoR Wis HEALY WHAT TAG TAFT DONE? swe WASH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, It’s About Time to Make That Summer Trip | worry Ler Qa fa Of J ne 1910. THE SEATTLE ON TRAINS AND NEWS STANDS Be ONE CENT BOYS SUPREME COURT JUDGE PRONG Hit TRUNK REACY TO LEAVE FOR NEVADA ‘To UNCER GO AN OPERATION GARDNER REVIEWS WORK wa ss Administration Program Modified for Better by Insur- gents, Though Taft Men Claim Credit, Says Man Who Traveled With Roosevelt. | there w ” jot The BY GILSON GARDNER. oe WASHINGTON, D. C ington after nearly five month to Wash voted a week Return I have di June absence Saturday tired from a mortar by T. G. the fireworks The bomb will shoot up Into the! afternoon at, il be a big nolne on the re Star building Ibe The Star Zee-Nut Bomb, Hitt expert ' heavens and rain down prizes in company teday cancelled all wae bai seeing what has been done lfront of The Star pi dy There : AERIAL LIMER |sxrccment to cormien tne dettries-| I had been writing before I went away of the Taft program | will be 1,500 prizes. ‘The list below 3 Johnsen fight by rounds to numer | for legislation. Coming back, I was greeted with claims that|¥lltell you what they are ooeempamumamal lous theatres, amusement parks and/ this program had been forced on congress by the 9 While the bomb is being made | ie Catted Freee) | hee 5 ale tel i So eee, by the th Of | aay for discharge, thousands of Gene 28.—Heart-broken | Poo! halls tn Seattle. No reason ts Taft and that loyal regular republicans had served t COUN: | packages of Zee-Nut will be thrown ania Dy the wreck of the|given for the cancellations, but the/try well to the waiting crowd from The § Deatechiand, Count) gent py rounds will not be furnished | I find that t “loyal regular” is the © of « roof, The Circuit theatre, 908 & today that he ond av., will give « package of 7 i to the telegraph companies, and they} who has stuck to Aldrich and Cannon through thick and thine} eoastruct an airship) ‘ | r : a |Nut free. The Quaker Drug « emecel the Deutechiand, | Yere compelled to cancel all con 11 got out the old administrat bills as introduced and com three stores will give a ib @ carrying capacity of 40 Crect® much Saniet chete i _, | pared them w the printed copies of bills as passed. I was = with every 60-cent pur ms This means tha oo newspape ¥ hy z Sa Aceintady ‘ . Be ee the Airsht ,|atone will furniah the report of oe pages t ec re oo of sa administration when thus viewed | 1. wha sus daydolithe ~ - Pitattle to the public of Seattle and) is rather short ne record is ratl ere ' a st “ A the fate of the big) Dattic & the public of Seattle and) t ath ¥ « er fierent from the ar bomb goes tp. i the company’s | ‘%* “atire world | Program worth your while to be air tines | 1m Seattle The Star is known for! gome good legislation has been | Wickersham sent the ratlroad bill|in front of The Star office Satur her type would | 't* Visorour pe bod qed sport-| placed on the books. But exam!-|to congress. Now, after five|day afternoon. Here are the fm such a wind |! events. The Star will have the! nation shows it wax placed there | months’ absence, | have a chance | prises: iy." said Cole-| tould have | ** lreport of each blow fifteen seconds ter it x struck. EXxxtras will cover! The | the remult in every detail. Watch for! Gecent democrats. Some bad legis| The law today resembles the! in| The Star pinks on the afternoon of | tation proposed and A by | Wickersham-Taft bill only in the| the Fourth and get the result first) rare has been kept off books—|e@nacting clause. The insurgents! rough | “"# ent, j also by the insurgents and the pro|have rewritten the law. They _ greasive democrata |have struck out Wickersham’s re- } | Same questionable legislation | peal of the anti-trust law, his legat. SERRE EME EE HE HH 8) Has boon pul upoN the books by the | lzed railway merger, his plan to get senior warden of the # ® | united forces of Taft, Cannon, Ald-|the attorney general to overrule Templar of Washington, * WEATHER FORECOST.§ #/ rich and the administration demo-|and veto the Interstate Commerce Rat bests falinre today *& . Ss . * | crate Commission, hi permission to other mem- * Fair tonight and Thursday. #| [water stock and validate previous) Bathe state commandry, which # Light westerly winds * Party Lines Wiped Out. water and half a. desen ’ similar! its session here. Hoska is ® | The thing that strikes me hard-| jokers. | of this city. Raekeeeeeeeh tee he wl est in the absolute wiping out of” phey have cut « the Wicker-| meen | party lines. Th ave been new m jokers in the paragraphs cre-| (By United IR, Morocco, June ‘DIE IN BATTLE | slaughter of 1,300 natives in Press.) ' 29.—Couriers arriving here to- a battle with French [by the combined efforts { the re-jto compare that bill e more | law with tae new | publican insurgents an¢ ines drawn. There are two new of “ogo aaa parties—atand pat and progressive & the tons Se and there are republicans and and have almost succeeded democrats in each ia atvii authority to thé Reading the rollcalls I can gon %6 yegulate rates the Aldrich democrats and No Valuation Feature. But it is “almost,” for increases in rat d for « couple Cannon democrats as plain as day It is the line that separates the common interests of the country from the special interesta of the after have of months it , pA hg few. That line has grown since I/is doubtful if the commission has each good for & 106 neat at Tadla district on June 23. The French losses are | yy awny. It is getting wider and| authority to prevent the increases craig ef been slight. No details of the fighting are ob-|biacker every day desired by the railroads, The new | yon tor 4 | Here's another curious thing: It) law has no valuation feature, It} Sood for @ te went at ie that the Taft program has been| creates an expensive and rather} a lvevined from week to week, and | us court and ite — principal | 29.—The natives mentioned in the dispatches from |any piece of legislation that was|merit consists {fn its failure tole ee i i eed 4 ong the fiercest in Africa. Hiding away in the hills | gure of passage has been tabled as do what the Taft-Wickersham bill! im the Const settlements at times, berding, Kil- jan Stern th the Taft program. Those| proposed should be done by item |* BANK CLEARINGS. M4 esha doomed tor defeat have been quiet-|No. 1 in the Taft program. So 4 é pire = J them Raisuli made his home and carried on his mar- |jy dropped out of sight, which| much for item No, 1 ge “tn i Of banditage and plundering. Safe among the hills | paved the way for the political] The next number tn the"postal a heatings today 80 well, he was able to defy the flower of the | game which is to claim all credit jcavings bank law. President Taft |* Balanc we 2% fo the day of his death. for accomplishment and to go be-|should be given credit for recom-|* Mr ocgye Pee rere of these hostile Mohammedans, who believe in |fore the country as the greatest| mending and continually urging |* Cee day ..9 Ms Bi that death in battle is the surest way of getting to | getter that ever got ‘q postal saving bank law. But|* B&B ey Se ana Deen a beavy strain on France. It has necessitated the Rativces OU |again, the law as he desires it is|* ‘ortiand. agi ¢ of troops in the country, and every year sees its That Raltroa + quite ‘different from that passed, | |* Cleatings today . .$1,228,406.00 its of young soldiers leaving Marseilles for the south | ‘The big thing, the item about! "The president seemed to have in|* Balances 1 00 *® @f these soldiers return after a few years bronzed and | which the administration clique 1® mind from the first one thing only : Spokane. — - * But the proportion who are unable to withstand the | preparing to make the most nolse,|—namely, the collection of much|* Clearings today ..§ 654,986.00 * uns and the deadly aim of the natives is a problem | is the railroad bill. 1 was in Wash-| |® Balances - 108,278.00 & has hused earnest discussions in many cabinet meetings. lington when Attorney General (Continued on Page Eight.) tee e kth hee hhh DIN | OUDBURST OF United Frew) | pr EVI) Ky., June 29 eed already have been re te 884 80 persons are missing | ee Os cloudburet in Cof Knott counties early | Ke was done to ao Phase & the of Mr fd ir. and Mrs thelr child were found May, and four bod Feeovered fr Wrecked dwellings MUST GIVE W SLING SHOTS ——_adall Soe Sheeting nails with a rub Ag to the thumb and Should be sent to vi aNd marked as delin ’ the Juvenile officer W. WAPPENSTEIN, “Chief of Police.” ; is Chiet Wapne nstein’s or. Datro! man, because nu. s oMmplaints have come : Rie Fecently about be we of air guns to the and jm i sight nearer BY MARION LOWE ) When ig a not a cher? When is @ preacher an actor? When is a preacher not an actor? | When an actor a preacher? When is an actor not a preacher? These things and some more I tried to find out from Ed- wards Davis Asks Question. “Why did you leave the pulpit for the stage? I asked. This looking tist and without coat, vest or collar tilted back in his preacher good drama actor chair, hesitated, then looked me straight in the eye, and told me the plain truth Wf the human simplicity and sincerity of the stage dressing room could find ite way into the churchclass room and prayer ting, some of us would be a ed than we are. Ten years a {there cannot be in the church all ae U tell her, too, how big the world is, I Gereeane porter | when one looks from the outside their “belahtest reporter Seite | and how little is the church.” 1 people, who were shocked by | “Do you fipd that the cynicism but was not really surprised when it heard the preacher |and pessimism of ‘Lord Henry had quit ge on the se aaiallaeeee! * * | Wotten’ in the sketch affects your So iewarae Nhevie, cmsertey O° Oo own attitude toward life? Office Saturday—There | Will Be a Lot of Prizes Given Away. } | “= — JOHNSON NERVOUS A GREEK PLAY AT WE Universiry OF CALIFORNIA | Entire Training Camp Devotes Its Time to Kidding the Champion, Playing Practical Jokes and Thinking | Up Horse Play That Negro May Forget His Worries. | BY TIP WRIGHT. } RICK'S TRAINING CAMP, June 2 forning, noon and night, the tratr i r prin Is devote their time kiddin Jor 1 the Sunday coi away into the the bright and sparkling casual visitor think that on for a fight was the last | > thing the mind of anybody about Rick's resort. But there fs a lot of earnestness COL. SWOP Doctor Who Used Typhoid | P : ii Govens Shuat' Spend the | Despite Ruling of Commis unde egro and his king hard to eens t be ready for the battle Is Negro in Good Shape? as ok? Ste Dh "©! sion, Policeman Charged — Opinion is divided over Johnson's est oO is ays e ‘ condition. His followers say he is R y With Graft Can’t Come jin petter shape than ever before, Prison. Bak. Others do not fancy his ‘style of ste ras ck. work, and complain that he shows (My United Press.) speed only at intervals. Johnson KANBAS CITY. Mo. June 29.—| “It seems to me that when the | Cuts loose only when stung by one 2 +l A ‘i f is sparring pr ners. At other Dr. B. C. Hyde on “Tuesday nex chief of police, the inspector o s he is content to block and will be sentenced to serve the re police and other officers im | stop the punches. mainder of bis life in the state’s| charge make # thorough inv: Johnson went through his stunts prison for the murder of Col. Thom-| gation and dismiss a man from | today for “" grt Py at hoe 2 : h © sparred skippe the rope, an H. Swope the department for cause, the | Lunched the bag, did some shadow Attorneys for Dr. Hyde used} civil service commission should | boxing, ran past the picture ma- every means available to avert the| stand by the department. in- chine as though he were hitting It tdi * : | etead, the commission seems to | up on the road, and wrestled a bit. imposing of th atence. Judge liar delight in allow. | TP champion can always be de- Latshaw overruled a motion for a| take @ peculiar delight & pended on to put up a good show. new trial for the defendant. In| ing lawyers to becloud the issue | ite is always accommodating when doing #0 be epitomized the entire} #94 in forcing grafters, bribe publicity is at stake, and naturally he wants to appear at his best f 1 the propositio: takers and debauchers back into app Ly trial of the propositior the pictures ven in the fight and | the the department.”"—Statement of | Chief of Police Wappenstein. Johnson can be remember th Showed Deep Plot. lepended upon to he evidence demonstrated a h See Seok. eens plot,” said the court, “and the dif | mie is stirring in the corner, and as long ferent manifestations of that plot | Despite the fact tha fs ¢ ape a ho can he will be graceful and were so related that they discioned | Vict Commission. after « hearing las’ | picturesque. S|common motives, prompted by | Misht. ¢ re the reinstatement of After today he will do only avarice and cupidity, running | Patrolman B Bagen, he will wcgd Lresneye boxing, and bard work will through all transactions, and indi. | b#ck to work , ‘ ee Se cating that {te ultimate dectan was| Chief of Police W appens ein said With only Night stunts ahead of to obtain possession of the de |*® today. He declared that he was|him, Johnson's trainers say the ne- eonsed’s vast forte: by elimin. | Perfectly satixfied as to the justice | gro should be able vo pick up a few ae tears obstacle as [Ot bis dismiesal of Hagen, pounds and that he will probably pawne from a chess board. Hage r of the : om- | be able to enter the ring at the fig- Fubus Cate tie tose tts |m ton y roll,” he pre te has planned to fight—210 life sentenc Dr. Hyde will re-| ot ee ee eee nain in the county jail, instead of |'ce departmer Joyous Days for Gamblers. beginning bi on ter 80 as to} Held Up a Woman RENO. I 7 . Mre. Hyde, wi m.is to] ‘we chares againet. Hagen wael profess risa aus @ mother ph. peg De SY se an In antic jon of the esfe oad Hyde case was one strongly |, ocoupled he al of the i-gambling laws be- asized by attorneys for Hyde won pon the ning Oct. 1 ambies n they pleaded with the jury pies . oy < a h oth perry a oe the acquittal of the defendant nt th IN theetna SEC The defense has iiled an appeal | : . t Peano es eee to the state supreme court, and it “ ar just a0’ many netihel ae i lieved that the appeal will be ting state Th ble to dove S.- Gan ia granted. The court, however, re " 5 x ommisaion preferred t the house is so regular that fuss > to rele axe Dr. Hyde on bail] word of the policeman against that are kept busy and need pending the appeal {the Jap and the wor and it comes to raking in - jcleared Hagen ¥ SRE Pd “If the commission is always go- ably the last big clean- . * ling to take the simple word of a po gamblers expe The * MASS MEETING FOR MEN ® |j\-oman against that of these women |*!ifting of the fight to had . ‘bu bead “i <*> . of the underworld, when the latter is “Hout the same effect fe that me. om un yf afternoon am * | backed up by corroborative evidenea, the discovery of gold in their own o'clock, in the main auditor | shouldn't be held responsible for back yards would have had. And * ium of the First Presbyterian *|1,0 honesty of the men in the de-|{heY Gre not throwing away their * church, there will be held a #| ovement.” said the chief. pportunity. *&* masa meeting for men only. wy ; ing to rid the pol & admitted to the auditorium. | riong? The public doesn't blame the . iia tpplying * Re M. A. Matthew will & commu on; it blames me if these We. oeney Many visitors, go & deliver an address on the sub- ®| Chatters are allowed to remain. .1 |... Se # ject, “The White Life for Our * | am the one responsible, and | am not |) & fom: Sole *® Men vs. the White Slave.” | going to put Hagen back to work.” |JU8t for the experience. As a rule * At this service plain facts #|9°"9 : it don’t take long to get experience, * will be presented, social con. # | ooeoasiaae There are others, however, bent on ke Gitiona Sineusead’ ond’ roms Improvement Club Meets. ating the gamblers at thelr own ® dies suggested. Every man *| The Ross Improvement Club | s#™e Me with “systems” sit * who can get into the audit- #/ will meet tonight at 3334 Third av. “revnd the roulette tables and the * orium is cordially invited, *|W. Grading of Third ay. W. and #&mble re ting rich, * * the sition of a car line on| (The newspaper colony here ts one eee ee ee ee & | Nickerson st. will be taken up. of the largest ever gathered for any —.|event in America. here are fully ) newspaper men and special cor- son the ground. The Re- vericial club and the Nevada paper association will give a oker Sunday ni. for the visitors ad it is intimated the Hd will be ; ifted so high that the Wright broth. pulpit.” He says that a man | Davis’ talk about a “broader vision" |ers could sail between it ye Ape feels that he has a certain power|and a “larger fife” outside the |and have plenty of room for good or evil in the world, and church, he is just like you and me, altitude record that he must live his own life sin-|and all the rest of us—down deep - cerely, For him that life, for the|in his soul he hopes in the end to present, at least, is on the stage die by his father’s faith and be BROWNE JURY Is But, fellow | nner, let me whisper |saved by the mother's prayers. this to you—in spite of Edwards| So be it. “No.” said Davis, “because all | q—--— chee inl 8 is rs) UNABLE TO AGREE the way through I am conscious | wane ee ~~" | that Iam acting a part, and I know ILL AND LOSING HER SIGHT, CLARA | ct = — g “1 hesitate,” said Mr. Davis, “be-|preached more finished sermons | that it ts coming out right In the} ae alted Press. came atvatal caunee contributed to than before, | had larger aud-|end. f would not play the MORRIS MAY NOW LOSE HER HOME ©H0aco, June 29 Atter naving that result, and 1 am wondering \iences. | was a ‘successful’ preach- /if it did not. I couldn't leav aaa pes se been out 115 hours considering the which would be best to tell you./er. But 1 had tost my heart power. | audience with such wrong concep (By United Press.) jevidence in the trial of Lee O'Neil Now, this won't sound good in print | was calling sinners to the cross|tions, It wouldn't be right NAW VORIG duns Bie-Wallantly. fahildg ‘epeindks Ritcbaecs’. Weomecc GlaRERe' sown (ApmAES |“the primary reason Was money. |and | myself was not saved, for || 0 he’s a preacher, after all. and broken in health, Clara Morris, the actress, today is ignorant connection with the election of Wil No Chance in Pulpit. was nes eines: V had no soul! +whon tam in New York I hunt| of the decision of Supreme Court Justice Keough that she must |yn., torimer te uke cane wee Ps : conversions. |that city over for a preacher who} leave her home at Riverdale-on-the-Hudson. The court ordered |! elspa rehgtananbersc If I could have seen anything nen I reached the place when|can thrill me with the fervor of| the home auctioned under foreciosure proceedings, brought by at- | Sate, the Jury In the case reported but a life of starvation, physically | know that I must live my own|real religion. 1 hunt up some ob-| torneys for the Title Insurance company, which holds a mortgage | tay that it could not agree and and mentally, in the ministry, Liste sincerely. My father was alscure young man who has not yet| on the property for $25,000, want Giacharned | would not have lett it, If y coulé deacon in the church. My mother|become an artist Freaerick C. Harriott, husband of the actress, is hoping that The jur appeared little p have seen there the same oppor clung with all her faith to the Is Writing a Play. he may be able to remortgage the property to pay off the old with thelr long siege behind guard eachings of the church, and to me| , fe A ie wan] mortgage. | door any looked ill and worn, a library in any way but by the| ia a minister of that vol, It 1 am writing a play ¥ qunasienmnomaiinabiinsds Ss, pave ae All rave Mbkempt ih wenneeel slow installment plan, if I could yoke ner heart when I gave up the | Center About this transitional period | ’ ET) baer het ae ppg ter have seen a way to support @ fam-| ministry for the stage. That in|! the « hurch. My principal ct ar |Tenth Ward Poindexter Men Meet. |& & ®t i kt kk Ak kk ke |AmONE the None apy fly and educate my children, I\ the great sorrow of iny life acter 18 4 preacher of 46 who : He Wate Wer cine ton oe blots the foomca tay be would still be a preacher longer bel what he preaches Men in the Tenth ward who are pa oe ourts Mlinois, havin ‘None of those things was pos Could Tell Mother. Yet there ia his family, his Wife |; torouted in the principles of Ma there {8 no better illustra: | the lor eins i sible, and discontent was sowed “She's dead now, and there is no|and mother and children, whose |” princip OF \® tion of the great degree of * ea Exel bare Te’ thd Discontent bore frult in dissatis-/one to reproach me, But 1 wish|whole faith and love and life are | Miles Poindexter will meet tomor-|* usefulness of little things than # | \ty faction. I no longer believed what |I could go to my mother tonight} bound up in the church and in him |row night at the Masonic hall, cor-|* the “Want” ads in The Star. * ate’s Attorney Wayman sald 1 preached. Then I became an/and make her feel that there is a/as the preacher of the church, He | per 45th st. and 14th ay. N. B, to|% epoueands read them * /ne would ask for a retrial at once. artlat at preaching life outside of the church. T-wish |has to tell them, and it's @ tragedy | ‘orm ay organization. All inter.|X Hvndreds use them * The state is ready and willing There are two kinds of preach-|I could make her understand that |in that family You should use them. */ that a new trial start this after. ere—those who have heart and no|there is a breadth and an under-| Davis doesn't rant about the|ested in the big Poindexter move |\* Phone to Main 9400, Ind. 441. *| noon,” said Wayman. “I will ine rt, and those whe are ali art. |/ standing of life in the world that! stage being more powerful than’ ment in Seattle are invited. DOOR OO RO RR sist upon an early trial,” : 5 : Beene a | 2 beeen