The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1910, Page 1

TTLE’'S HOME PAPER carriers into more red by nar is delivered Te esattle than any other paper by BL. 12, NO. 202. illiam Orders pistrict Closed ing Court Order Enjoins the City of Seattle, , Wappenstein, Crichton, the Council and Prop- ety Owners — Affects Territory Below Yesler. al city OF SEATTLE must not maintain or encourage the main , red light district “be a eet not designate a location for the restricted district gnvat not order Chief Wappenstein not to make arrests of im MOPENSTEIN must not recognize the existence of a restrict Manet oot must not protect the people plying their iliegal trade men to Seeiry COt’CIL must not authorize the employment of the inmates of bawdy how cs ERICHTON, health commissioner, must mot permit the ex mS @f prestitutes and must not issue health certificates to SHOWER, THE SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO, TUPPER, SIG LEVY. HARRY P. M’KEOWN, SPARKMAN | 4 CHARLES BERRYMAN, LUDOVIC DALLAGIOVANNA, ee ROGELET, CHARLES W. SHOMO, and other prop- ‘ey enna in the restricted district must not rent, le. or permit ® BD leety revees to be operated order signed by)morning ts tn legal parlance only this morning wipes | porary affair, and will not be the existence of the nent until after the Frank & permanent injunction Shomo,|comes up, It virtually means that | will never be operated Har. | in quarters agai reste ’ 4" given notice for district property move from the pres district by N mber 1 The ng for the permanent injunc yet net for any det @hked permission to bond to stay the Mite injunction until the tion Reh sijudicated by the sa-|inite time, cannot come up before | time, owing to the encumbered f the trial calendar in rior court while not ener. @ Gilliam absolutely denied fds motion, and there ts we to give the existence November t t an a8 3] Tupper and th ! have no interest to ¢ > { the RL HOLDS UP BOSS ON” | STREET TO GET SALARY Pleas pretty gir! grabbed AE ne seen me geesident of the Mer-|&t bis office ablit Welfare league dodges. He is newer | He goes away before morning, and he shows up. I made up my| with him, so I tee Carroll. | him Octo aa I arrive in the never mind te Mijsstment company, at to the Times building Morning and hu a bunch ry ithets at him, growd gathered y creature, with flushed vt # Welltubricated vocab- poured out a While Valencia ber 24 I met him ond and U sensitive b this morning at Sec ion, and knowing how | is | thought way to get ever called bin and was im-|my tongue to. A Helleved when Patri ed to enjoy the Btracted by the nan stopped me Bd, veparated the alencia could paring president of his office tr fompany and gen hour ¢ id Miss Tillle & still best | fun to dizeng « ¢ collar of Valencia’s BB tie men Va Sk eee eee tultured 8. nh gen @ * be owes me f weeks" & WEATHER a, 23 Bow,” said Miss F alt at tor Seattle and & im the Alaska building, # vi y—Fatr tonight and ® the Becond av. seer * Sunda ight east winds. ® Wen me five week * * Mmwenting to 242. & t ed Well, What’s the Answe ) WONDER How mMucH LONGER IVE Sisk HAS }¥oters will q@or To Han [SS Aj | THS ru wl |) ? tt es, SEATTLE, WASH,, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, OFFER RECA PETITION AT CHURCH DOORS Recall petitions will be circulated . YOU’RE INVITED TO BE THE STAR’S GUEST AT THE ARCADE HALL TONIGHT. | A paper in ‘ veene ie worth a hundred on the byways at every church in the elty of Seat-| tle to that the orrow and It is exp ad of over a thousand added to the Nat of names those who want better con ditions In Seatt The Public © League has as Yet made no ction of a cand date to res agal mad recall petit to s for the executive con com ave absolutely nonpartisan aatd President rwekh, of the league, thia morn ing. “The an no candidate of its own tt « oople atde t of men of ove and econom! bond ts the for @ clean city a mt to live tr Te must sele fidate for mayor who will « of wa an nearly as it is possible for one man to do. STAN KETCHEL ade up Ntteal ar only Heat re thix end we ta ca SHOT; MAY DIE STANLEY KETCHEL (iy United Pres) SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Oct. 15 anley Ketch middleweight cha m of the world, was shot through the righ lung at the ranch ‘Rk P. Di ear day. Hin is Conwa a y 2 man nam ent quarre " and th c artered hysiclans H r? } The Wh SEE COUPON ON THIS PAGE : ONE MONTH FOR - - - 25¢ | You can have The Star delivered right at your door early every afternoon for 25 cents per month Phone Main 9400 or Ind. 441 1910. ON TRAINS AND NEWS STANDS be ONE CENT. FIGHT MEN CROSSING OCEAN IN AIRSHIP Wireless on Board Sends Back News of the Voyage Wellman Says “All Well” |Carrying Food for 75 Days, Navigators of Air Are on Epoch Making Voyage—May Land in Africa or in the Arcticnme Speed of Dirigible Balloon Is Forty Miles an Hour, Written Especial! } ylor T tle Star BY EDMUND VANCE COOKE. 1 I elty set side of a WIM, Whsie atek ta ates ane wk ree: © _, (By United Press.) 3 3 |] The city ribbed into a continent's mother the East ATLANTIC CITY, N, J., Oct. 1 Pilot Walter | , And whose child the Nortt \ an, I ne 1 n \ man x men, the nor is unsleeping, whose sturdy of his race! tic « \ n America st to cross the thrill He brings you his bountiful spol! | A, wee Asi alae oe tas hk ‘ae ¢ crowd was on hand to bid handily forth Wellman's Latest Message he & aeronauts God speed, and | | | The Par Western city, which (By United Press) W YORK. Oct heer after cheer followed the big be tinal. 5 ‘ bag until it disappeared ocean- iy ward through a bank of fog. he start was made shortly after one i aybreak. Before cutting the bak j ota v yllearese loon loose Wellman said he was 4 indicated that Wé d whether to start on the ‘a chatin ef tie trans-Atlantic flight or simply ta "|B cided to continue his fight make a trial trip. Eu clud We are b due north west, have taken no obne tions and will not know Th message con Carries Wireless. In bis balloon Wellman carries a outfit and an operator, and leaving the ground @ aded wireless our caenet tevambline aii: snare pparatus at the starting Wellman sent, a wireless §| Point caught this message: m po prac Sine Arie gm dg A brisk wind carried the redige ” eg pe seaward. The big sweeps of the ing 20 knot faces Fa: t propellers added to its speed, and clud words “fog Whose ships are like abut- every tit of within ‘ew minutes after ascend- Hes which glide to and IV. beautifully e eaicnee, bea msigned wireless message O, city which the picked up saying the balloon Which wears orld ! ; . te Poe ark,” ¥ “ rnge, soul of the | passed ov Hrigantic shoals, pieced, Pr: » O, city which si ‘ a i 10 miles north of uere. Col. Thos. ™” heart of th in his yacht Olive, followed An B.. Scum & Be wteady of head and be eee NR ERR RR Ee igible to sea until It outdis- Seats eee shal ready of hand * * tanced him estes And be worthy The City # SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS. *| The gas bag in which Wellman yet are to be * The Star contest on City vs. & |; empting his flight is 164 feet # Country e close Monday ® t across its greatest *% night. You must get busy at * engir rated at | ® once There is $25 in | 56 horse power, the diameter of the * and a bunch of theatre tickets front screw is 18% feet, of the back = — ———=s * as prizes. full annownee | screw 14% fect. * ment on fr page *)| Wellman and his crew carried @ * * food supply to Jast them 75. days CRP P eee eee ee precaution against thelr em te he = ee nes breaking down and their bal H d W Bt W T ll F l ] e t . loon being carried by adverse winds into desolate regions. It is equip- | How Hillman Got Her Money Alaska Land Frauds *-2% Pe * NOTH ee steel boats and a reserve gas sup- the speed of es an hour. is estima Fear Storm Danger. GTON, COUNTY NEW YORK, Oct, 15.—Efforts na, Wasli. bein worn, 60 TACOMA, Oct. 15.—From all indications today, Tacoma is to be |are being made to reach the dirt . ae * the scene of the next great move of the government against atieged | gible America to warn the Wellman land fraud conspirators. Indictments have beep returned by the lo- of the approach of a hurr t a camp im British ¢ a beca cal federal grand jury, and Cornelius Christopher, Attorney George [cane from Cuban waters f fant Simonds, Charies F. Munday and Earl C. Siegizy, of Seattie; Aiger- non &. Stracey, of Vancouver, B. C., and Archie W. Shields, of Cor. dova, are cited to appear in court to answer for conspiracy to de- fraud the government of rich coal lands worth from $100,000,000 to agents, pa de all sorts of promune eart of any hard w storm is moving up the tat great speed and Wellman is besought to veer northward outrun and escape the worst ures anc ld make t ak and I wa to purchase four acer $150,000,000 in the Bering Lake district of Alaska and what is known | of th Algona positive promises th { work w as the “Stracey group” of rich coal lands. | » being warned to seek i c hu 1 myeck if t the it is rumored today that two additional indictments have been harbors at once had mas "* brought, but the persons against whom the true bills were found ee “ a ba have not been arrested, and their identity is unknown. | (Continued on Page Six.) y | and, Georg “ t e the las Munday and Simonds are prominent Seattle attorneys. Chris | pate was shown what f te e tra and pa topher is a mining prospector, and Siegiey was secretary for the nt < ars ($25.00) { : ur at eee late M. J. Heney. He is now on the way from San Francisco with ( R ING the body of his late chief, | , The present indictments came as the climax to investigations | 10 PATIENT KILLED WHEN I t 4 t iv f I| dating back to the time when Special Agent Glavis, dismissed from ey £ toiled for the service by Secretary Ballinger, who was active in the govern CAR HITS SPEEDI 1 Last I went the H pa ne hun ment service | { the land. aft vn Whe « (By United Presa) a i th ' y | | PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 15.—Dr, ae the ti ark’s fraudulent methods be * " Edna Timms, a well known woman ff maa se 5 id ‘ Nathaniel Bledser, the negro soldier accused of attacking Mrs. | physician, was Ir killed last oat : fir Ama Redding at her home near Fort Lawton on June 4, was ght and her ¢ ur, Walter ; a tny te tng found guilty of assault in the second degroe after 10 minutes’ delib- | Christianson, was perh&ps fatally ‘ ory pits . m1 eee njured when an automobil got r m I | Bledser tried to prove an alibi through a dozen or more of his hen an automobile in , ; comrades. His confession of guilt three or four days after his ar- | which they were driving at a rate ! or ni: rest was dwelt upon considerably by the prosecuting attorney miles an he ack a street r b Bledser charged this confession up to “third degree” methods em ar at 19th @ ders De ' t 1 ployed by Vanderveer, Captain Tennant and Detective Barber. Timms had ordered Christianson to im Mrs, Redding and two little daughters positively identified put on all he was respond: pe lt 1 Biedse ng to at ae ¢ “5 racing ol Here’s a Woman Who Glories in the Title of | Hd, the youngest Ms “The Homeliest W the Ameri % : ; eater e riomenes omen on the American tage " é -" oe pens, | what th n’s trying to lon't care if y homely on it, than villain of a play joth are real : at And Miss Og nt a character i 1 actress of the old school, She has t on the stage all her life, her . » fi t part betng ed at eight mF t t ' months, her second at 18. Her A ror nent stock eveland along ¢ with the 1 Je Essler school, r dd fla which gave a Morris, James nn . aaa sc ‘OUPON t < O'Neill, I k and other fa- the he v | As a juvenile Mis: Ogden has There " ts made ty Tt tat the benef f t played with I and Barrett and Pacific Lyceum teau h por ection MeCulloch n when G ri ge played 1 think I have ed about a 4 Held the ee pee f t te “ RRR TORR TOR TOR TORT tt to tok and the angel ‘ xeept Uncle ro ‘ bloodhounds We ve ds Eliza whieh will pa if your adm . r j] e Th tertainment tonight is f ! 1 Edmund Vance Cooke, the poet of everybody, and everybody will like 1 1 ea " ' Nineteen Hundred and NOW, it, The entertainment which Mr.| had t ent I ca r ha You vited. The Arcade hall, Cooke gave this aftern was for | the 1 v. H c 1 look window, and Becdnd a d Union, is the Place, | ehildren only, and the children ce 1t t € macaro E t k is the time tainty enjoyed it | Juri he cou f ‘ ked them The ar not only invites you| The coupon printed herewith is “h . A . a a > al ie sone en dean ae dhe Hien Ow. | Miss Vivia Ogden in Her Costume he The prir a Dor Jay | Aread all tonight | u 1 “The Lottery Man