The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1910, Page 1

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cigATTLE’'S HOME PAPER BN Xn eee ee yoL. 12, NO oo for seat Purposes. MEMBER time. Now is ‘our opportunity to re cia delivered by carriers into more n any other paper, A paper in Seattle than a a ve worth a hundred on the byways, 207, NJOIN NEW DISTR I(T. The use of a city street for thin purpose is neither fight nor legal. | | While the proceedings do not show jit, the court will no doubt take jnotice that the property Ix to be | used for wrong purposes permaneyt injunction, and able citizen will age Assistant Corporation Counsel, Himself Enjoin Project of Leasing City I ask a every with immoral purposes on a city street approved the The The transac for a restricted ict tended for a took a big slum butlding when James FE. I neil wag the city, withdrew the Ingram fbr that the tn) ent Ingram, as 8 Fis card the city, @ weatment Co, the is md had tion rank Hammond, representing Attorney |the people who sought the lease was dumbfounded. He had ex pected the city officials to fight his battles for him. He jumped uy and Insleted that law ite slow courre Judge ¢ the rary Vivian Karkeek asked the Injunction dan order for the r down the building. poration counsel's office red on technical grounds 1 Co, and others Hradford’s thunderbolt rir the I ask your honor to approving ™ sg oe MPailding, in-|this injunction permanent,” he for In He also sheriff to eram wan en came am thereupon wilt injunction, but made it only signed make tempo wald FGIRL THIEF IS GOOD FOR ONE WHOLE YEAR " iM best authority EN Weeks Wh ; ¥ hay RFIANCE WILL FORGIVE AND MARRY HER Miss Rethard | sticated. She cgme to I'm going away 1 y year ago from Mr. Miller many I atfould be * natve and ve them. She's got from a fine mar & good girl we'll I'm ¢ all the things her, and Ill marry) epee show for at least she is a good gir wight not mean bap) one te be and good Those Moore's ba: to by The complaint Mra. L ployed be N. 8 ing nen Miss Rethard is scarcely aware the of her speaks ot it was sworn Moore, who had rvant at 160 charged with steal her jories and satins . all al Miss Rethard’s pre tng takes place thin a Justice Brown's cour Deputy Prosec © Lundin will ask the court to diemisa if Moore and his agree to | EXTRA! MARGARET time nd dispirited be dearted a) swestheart a 3 to fail for grand Miler, a © ie Pike st ‘ ip give ber # chance to = mast prove her dy acting honestly for were if Mra ver lied p and I told her had me a I ne ; av bre | ar-| | free ey case, hear nary rnoon in| mo nothing wrong saying. “I never got before, I don't want es things rn let her CRIPPE DEFENSE CLOSED = | Talk. PORTLANI Oct Mra rd J. Bower haps we'd bet say Marea fecall rally was tight in Masonic hall, 14th fad 45th st., and over 108} present signed their names ipetition. The rally was pre | by J.B. Gibbow, Cou : ne Way, Dan Earle, T wy. Rev. HC. Mason, Wo A EB Dunlap, 0. A. Nord» B. Plage were the speak Wouldn't that back on © Everybody 18 the United States who reads papers will remember years ago, when Margaret got @ di vorce from Daniel Frohman and married Mr. Howes, a Tacoma real outate man, she sald that she hed loft the stage for good and would spend the rest of her darning her husband But and Miss Hitn question A chamber cat out of the box Darn his socks? (ty Ceited Pree) LONDON, Oct. 21.—The testi |meny of Dr. Hawley H. Crippen. charged with the miirder of his wife, Belle Elmore Crippen. was concluded today, and, in spite of a grilling crose-examination, the ¢ fendant, it is believed, tmpressed y favorably his ordeal Crippen and rd, and} lexcept for a pallor of the face the was little to ind the strain t | American was undergoing Crippen Cool Witne Muir's effort to force Cr admit that but himaelf could | she. I've darned eight p have buried the human body found | Bowes’ socks myself wh jin the cellar of his home was a/ been here comp! Crippen bandied that words prosecutor with | question thy Here Tonight “soc 0 T. P. HERE speaking et the rally were their statements tha! mraity district would Mayor Gill UME OFF 8 socks n to ahe are freely offered at that the Athietics will next game. ul probal the for all tin will were often away sald Crippen pertectly possible have placed the} found. I must ms most im no idea what how the flegh came into the 1 am at & total loss for It fs @ great police my V.debs this morning Id ‘Weary, bat ready to maize | for to O'Connor, known the Thoma English Tay Pay guest ¢ was is see I have an toni Roted x0 ima for president twice i dmw a bie and the victory of his p is in a posit meme of the things actually tery by the socialints world over as was the « jal, witty n given Eilers bu » be the theories Pay addition t an of 90 - er mar ! Tay Defense Has Closed. . SCO TO BE it Tobin eum up for » LOOT OF NATIONS | ine and Prosecutor Mulr iioaretde il deliv his charg jury Saturda b Arrest Phone Thief he ab in will Browr t ed at the » newspaper Mr. O'¢ (iy Cstted Freee oy IER, Oct. 21.—The division 0 is Inevitable, acco: to the on arrived ‘il, he tay be take h of interested in Germany, Englar ‘wil get the lion's MM possible to forecast Re r THR hhh hha TAKES MAN FROM WIL AFTER HE SLEW WOMAN'S HUSBAND. LOMiNGTON, y is felt here ¢ Of John Moore, wh away from the tatiy today b who din tills with their % men com; took Moore Moore was con ing Frank How migh m in the f king RECOGNIZE RERLIN, Oct PORTUGAL See EER ER RR eee vd LLRE REE EE WHY? emy CAN MAYOR GILL OFFER STREET CAR LINE AS SOP TO PEOPLE HOW? gain control of your highest court. Mother Seattle: The Non-Partisan candidates for the supreme court are pledged to resigmbefore the next election two will give you your right to nominate your justices. The SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1910 “I Know It’s Bitter, But—” diate the convention candidates. WEBB MAY GO FREE BECAUSE DRUNK By United ree MORE FRAUD State King Sem N. W,, sworn ways of of Washin County by m1 first ea and Jom Lith Seattle, bin being oath dep av duly ny lots Addi srchase two Harbor can one see mu have already but not ab but ved that fu rece none rea satinfnc tory 1, too, received way letters ra and. ald gla ane will be ned by C will now ber Railroad lant ear running must laughed have » wrote th ve when ve wing just tained tn 10 ed and y of Octo! TOM ALDEF EPH JE IMER before ber THE NULLIFI evideree that ir ing the trial by va Webb's Chances Good Apparently ‘ chane oneaping f first marder wer men Qled fr ogin suetr hat has tab for the lant 11 HOT NEWS That has NOT happened yet when Frank | interested court's inj view district “Ged Hates a Coward” rey bas Announced his for the wan dates for the eu court Parents of Hammond partion bas advi to obey and close up the action Humph ntention cand Lincoln high «ch ' at the a terday OID R costing more Ut Or president Hoctety Citizens who desire t« ition can do #o offices of th ‘i attorney al it of by s or any city or (But cou remembe t.) hasn't hay ee THE WEATHER Fair light Saturday wind: tonight and * * 7 * * eeeeeeee ee ee | Elkins Suffers Break-Down. WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 21 The co f United States Sen ator 8 is not serious ding der, Elkins ‘ing from overwork SUPREME COURT CATION OF THE fact that bot we (hy Onterd Pree) ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Oct the actions of a Apaches who, ir have n seen the Dogshead nlarmed fering day by wa ribe of ta paint skulking mount about ried t ny left their d the line but any of the redations to} petty thiev.4 tir however appeared in war DO YOU KNOW? That Sarah Bernhardt start France for another of the Ur fro toda well 0 dies regula That several cating by Japanese manager reasons? the government every letter like have ar or cashier the That a state law of liquor within iver can prohibits three miles the pus? LAW OF CARELESS MURDER How the Supreme Court cision Was Wrong Decision BY JOE Copyrigh The supreme lone remains the creature of a tem. And until the ‘ uatil discredited supreme the to ple ays >urt reclaimed supreme respond it it is ast stubb 80 long as be packed ourt empe | of the pe will cor the rn the w in state, as in the the States, of upreme tinue United bulwark privilege the court can by the powers of greed arice the restoration of por ment in the other little, n ular govern rtments wil count for o law, but misrepresent ative courts have embezzled the power to nullify popular laws. | . | Thie the story of the partial Afte Persists in Following De Erroneous Previous hat r Admitting that SMITH. ted 1910. nt tion un hingtor offiee ter of otc yt supreme court for the nullification by the of |Washington of punishment of The Great Slaughter the law 1 n i le ented, for them to pre accide it These begat thane vent e not prev e is not profitable onsible for Lives and limbs are sacrificed in the greed for profit Safety precautions and oat money, but heap, and human nade eheap by the biased rulings of on the of the killed and resr them n appliances human life | life has been courte law @ounded if ible f equired — te thelr A he dent ‘ ated. Life is cheap, but safety appliances cost and curtail dividends Case of Judson Noble Take a specific example. Some twelve years ago Judson Noble was killed in Seattle by the fault or neg ligence of another. His parents brought an action to rec dam ages for his death, and in the trial ourt were given a jury verdict. On appeal to the supreme court this reversed in a dec sion written by Judge M. J. Gordon The territorial legislature of 1873 had enacted a law which provided that f the death of ed in the w maintain money ver judgment was n case aman kil a duel dren ght recover dar years later enacted ed that person dow or act ages for-his death the legisla of another which provid n case Of the death of a fault negligence heirs or persona might —mainta the N and a little le they mutilated the se almost chi on te Twe law by the or of another, his representatives” such action cision Judge Gordon preme court did in whieh an In ble de the su ating, nd law beyond recognition They the provisions of the first law passed by one legis'ature into the second law passed by holding that legislature of 1875 said “PER it did not mean “person” but MARRIED MAN,” snd that wrote other legi re when the SON meant (Continued on Page Ten.) | that the You can have T door early every aft ONE CENT. (By United Press.) ! NEW YORK, Oct. 21—It | was announced this afternoon that Senator Nelson W. Aid rioh, of Rhode Island, who was injured under mysterious cir cumstances last evening at 69th st. and Madison av., was resting comfortably. It is be lieved that his recovery will be rapid and complete In #pite of the last night she dent or attack optim ly aft it senator's conditior ing anxte | Ald while stroll inner jured ng shortly be had t two been gone from the house Would you send a boy of 20 to} the where reformatory for he would you allow his mc two years, can learn a trade, or her to take to away a ranch, where he from the evil asso- eservations | want to do what is best Ronald's Judge Judge best fo’ sishment purpowe to make bett a rd we ng to b ld ng’s that with “rolling De it he 2 ded g DE His Mother Appears | | 1 Dowling’s mot came |from the rear of the room, jas a little woman in arose 1 want to take him she. naid 10 give him the healthy, jwholesome fe of the country | He'll be a good man, if you only} jlet me have him | No Clyde Pitch theatrics for this jwoman. She owns ranch | Portland, Ore And here is J lem, Nelson no | D on himae have about Dow cas co-rela les Nelson were charged ‘ el or am art black home, a near Ronald's prob ¢ Dowling, bas to take hold’ idge father [SRR RARR ARR RRR * le WHAT THE PASSAGE OF THE * MEAN TO perior to that of any city Acquirem nicipal whar for quick sels at the he dev which will foll An ind large with nay and docks dispatch in Joading possible vost opment of the the d wa an Pee eee ee che we wit arbor in the all, can be water in ital ra markets of fr ks of , ct touch with the r The rapid ment of bo investmen stment here, muc continuo in the ¢ coast seeking ad he ultimate supremacy as of the Pacifi nve erse ions as well Phone Main 9400 or ind. The creation of s commercial in the nt of sites upon which ways RRR RRR RRR years hence if the nomination of jadges is restored to the direct primary. This “hand picked” candidates will hold office for six years, even if the judiciary nominations are restored to the people before that ONE MONTH FOR - - - 25¢ he Star delivered right at your ernoon for 25 cents per month. 441, NEWS WTANDS Oo ALDRICH ATTACKED minut when he staggered back ble and disheveled. “As he reached the steps of his residence he collapsed. Phy He te arm rey iclans assert that the sena injuries to his head, wounded over the right left « His right injared. Aldrich is have said that a ve- him at Madison av. and ¥ also w is added to the affair by t no person saw Aldrich njured rst intimation being when he found with his face covered ¥ ood and his clothing torn, } sort was made to the police fact th MOTHER BEGS FOR HER BOY: MUST BE FAIR, SAID JUDGE of him and see that he treads upom the straight and narrow “I must send Nelson to the re formatory,” said the judge. “If I et him go, he will be again under ame evil influence as before, hay been and If he is sent to for two years he with the equipment trade. He has no 6 to stimulate hould be pro- himself Yould Be Unfair. ouldn't Nelson think it ume went to the reformatory, guilty companion to go home? What do you ags uld be t refor we the atory and Would think The Deputy didn't nm was directed to cutor Lundin. Lundin to decide the matter, Ronald asked him to and report back this care As Mrs. Dowling left the court room the judge, broken-voiced, re iterated his perp saying “I want i BURGLAR AT STUDIO. to be f Caught in the act of looting the | studio of James & Bushnell, photog raphers, in the Arcade building last night, a burglar fled to the roof of the structure, ran the length of the building and made his es cape down a fire escape. Nothing of val was taken, — HARBOR BOND ISSUE WILL SEATTLE. and world industrial harbor su will be ‘ehouses id constructed and railway unloading great mu terminals ocean ves apest as well as th h the great pst com: ocean commerce Duwam ated at ont of their in the rear the world by valley where indus able cost for and the putting them in both rail and doors th manufacturing and com t of millions of dollars annual h of which is now turned away as prosperity for the city and ommerce of the Pacific ocean A Me A Me Me Me Me Mee eee ee ee Bd UNMASKED 1 that " to read y« was good law decision specifically United States supreme court Aw admits that it = th’'s criticisms Ask you Mr Sn lawyer AWy the Lane case f it in which the decision of the a that pe reverses a 8 the decision in the him Noble whether that body m how rofited by it er of pretense esentative s of that sys ystem and the atic interest. In it ed in other by ative or sys. as way UNIVERSITY BOYS--800 STRONG WILL GIVE ANNU AL NIGHT-SHIRT PARADE DOWN TOWN TONIGHT downt wn material for 600 stribution to the and is urging every t his time-worn cow ters’ cap and bring of he adds will bi ht course wear nig will Union, will jon will going and hep-hep”

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