The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1910, Page 6

6 THE STAR—SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1910. ( HOLIDAY SURPRISES FOR FATHER _ | Father Drops Dead / TCAME oN ff. ter me») OM MR JONES, sows 1 fae ne "S f Mane | After Stabbing Son TO SEE IF You wer You TELL Your WIFE THAT Lovuesr SET oF 6085 ANO OIONT WANT } | | HAVE THE - Fugas OOWN TOWN, see ir | CANT SOME THING / wim Your SWeeresr PRESENT DAD, You NAPKIN For You FO.KS > Go RIGHT UP > fe PAY | GET A (iy United Press.) jtrollable temper, and = BAN JOSH, Cal, Dec, 10.—Jo- | these was upbra i 1s ANO ao seph M. Howarth, a ploneé@r of Wil | bie non interfere i Sit DOWN, rutche 7 ti BuUILO : . jlows, iw dead, and his son Charles |») Jing to i «, follow THAT FIRE ix in @ precarious condition, at the | 6,» yard oul phy. hig | Howarth home in Willows, as the him in one ling hin wite wi He weteed @ { fl AR ra & Tazseee | result of one of the most peculiar) Th wercome with reallga | tragedien ever recorded in this) of at had done, he aageeal county back a few pace nd collay | Howarth stabbed his son, and|dying a few minutes later mM |then dropped dead. Death appar TY ounger Howarth wag ently was due to heart failure, al-| under arrest, but wa ton aaa jthough an autopay will be per-| wounded to be taken from hie | formed to determine the exact r home. The blade the kenjfe which his father wielded yh | ‘The elder Howarth t# sald to| his right lung, and his phyot |have been subject to fits of incon-| way his recovery doubefan ‘clang \ > v ti | ING ! ’ : ; THE JANITOR’S SURPRISE THE HASHHOUSE SURPRISE THE NEIGHBOR'S SURPRISE LITTLE WILLIE'’S SURPRISE, AND IN THE MEANTIME— MOTHER'S GSURPRIGE, abs = a - —— = (By Onited Pres) jhotel, where the iabor chief i L | count and tabulate the vote on the Leaders of the engineers f] f] Hl | strike question taken by the en-| rived today y oxpreseel tina HAPPY EEKS IN A RO ANIC OUNTAIN CAVE the heads of the Brotherhood of | voted for a strike, and that the ‘ ssi M Railroad Engineers gathered here| men who will begin negotig " Do, you Enow this man 1 | today. Warren 8. Stone, grand|for an increase in wages tee H Every day this week Mr, Do-You- | : . a , chief engineer, arrived from Cleve-| drivers of engines on the W, it Know-Him has walked the streets | Then Jack Frost Drives ‘Em land last night lines will have the a sthorlty of Hy of Seattle for an hour, Some days | Back to Civilization, but] The work of counting the ballots | threatened strike behind them jg r i he has passed « ly without de | p . 7 is under way at the Great Northern | ther dealings uy * sang SO i tales Fails to Chill Their Love— tend eaiePeras A ' ection esterda Aree A > > = - a er i ise vee) ‘batat igi? Elopers Forgiven and Wed = ; i lais, real estate dealer, spotted him 4 1 it Marsolais was standing in front | ded in 1910 Fashion POL ICE 3RD DEGRE ; i of the Central building reading a] | | zi ti ; it Know-Him walked past. Marsolat ie a story about « youthful | TRENTON, N. J., Dec, 10.—The OURT ; q looked from the pay to the man, | j}Adam and his consort Eve fight to prevent the extradition of Se: 7 i then stepped over and nabbed him |} Adam is 17 years old, and #0 Is! Porter Chariton to Italy, where he ther policemen, detectives or been made to confess after , it You are Charley's Aunt,” he Eve, aad their real names were La| {a wanted for the murder of hi8|jatlers have inquisitorial powers.| beaten up and kept in the ’ 4 cried. Vere Tallman and Beatrice & wits, Mary Scott Castle Chariton, | An attempt to revive the methods|hole for a week. His alleged ae 1 The man whose picture you see dors Now Eve ts Mra. Tallman. | oe ee age ae , Kas a of the Spanish inquisition by ob-|complice, Willis Taylor, he { above gave a sigh of f, reach They ran away from school and oyd Clark riton's coun|taining confessions from prisoners | fied, was treated in the testle j ed in his pocket and handed the} work and went off into the Catskill} sel. 8 cretary x's decision that) with dungeon and bludgeon should|ner. On one occasion, Sam ] i real estate man an order for a box mountains, right up among the the state department must order | call forth the execration of the peo-|to Miller, he was knocked ease at the Seattle theatre E This was great big 4 mountain lions be ex pie em of care is no! ple ; less by Captain Tennant, and 44 the prize offered for whoever rec- | and th they lived tn ‘nal, accor Jar The supreme court of Washing: | not regain consciousness until Ten ognized him first | a cave and weeks The state urtment bas NO}ton has denounced the “third de|nant’s dog began licking the blood By the way, nobody ne a try It was just the finest cave imag right to order any out a thing said gr methods of the Seattle po-|from his face to guess who Mr. Do-You-Know inable, too. . t big, regular he attorney today aly s USA! llice department, and in doing #0, Another error committ Him is any more. The secret Is out. | robbers’ cave. Why, Captain Kidd | to return prisoners wanted jhas given Peter Miller, the no |the trial, says the ey 'ed during It's Pronk Denithorne, a member | himself would have pout | voids ¢ treaty and Mt int » longer | torious jaw yer-burglar, a fighting | was the misconduct po efron as of the Baker Stock company POE | eee ———_$_$—________ it in glee as a bully hi . pinding © power to make neWlchance for his liberty visiting Captain e e jury Denithorne is swearing “Neverjor not, and one girl wondered| from policemen, and | |laws does not lie with Secretary] Miller contended that he had|where he talked to ames _ Again.” | whether I wore corsets, and I tell / hid a million dollars in bullion and| or even with the president. | —— - aciokh : ‘I've had an awful week,” said/you, I'll quit my job before I do) diamonds in the big bl | # alone has a right to do a Denithorne last night People | the stunt again.” led off to—no one knows where— | have followed me around the street,| So here's Frank's picture with-| from the southeast corner | will lay our case before the not quite sure whether to nab me out the bandage over his eyes. And here in tt » the nature i States elreuit court, and if —— bildren lived and played. During |that tribunal decides against us we he day La Vere hunted and caught will carry it to the highest court in fish and bartered with ne 0 the land) We are also going to re | 4 cy ring farmers for oes and and | new our fight to prove Chariton in sugar and other provisions, but > jn SORTS carefully concealed his identity aad | Habeas corpus proceedings will | TACOMA, Dec, 10—Koyji Mort. included.) while landing stow ding place and his nature be taken-before the cireuit court to}, oe % f moto, accused of feurdar te the first ~~ ~~ ria, is un wife prevent extradition ‘Thirty thousand dollars in cash | degree, took the WHRGE stand te terday, Collector of the with a bullet Pines than Pevetisa|" antl tex Is Chariton Insane? will be distributed among stock-| his own defenae/il Jules Chap- ton suspended Charles Freund gh the solt, venenatis | The question of the insanity of |bolders of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific | jan's department @t the Siastion night s inspector, with the| Customs officials predict that mber and Oct |Chariton will be brought in as a] exposition lly one-half of this! court late yesterday» Sanieen. "6 tint o “ais. |eTest scandal te y beneath the | |subsidiary matter, but it will be|%¥m will go into the coffers of the | ry ough an interpreter Me tld of see rae art rage Pred bag th tme each ¢ * | \ | made strong enough, it is intimated hohgy sige escalate tee eoceged | s leading up to the shoot- « Ms op page nous soon d that ral t r o keep th risone nerica, | count ing m roma pended Inspectors Gibt and 1 ga gy Bm ser | Mr. and Mra, La Vere Tallman, the child elopers, who went back to|to k wp th peer Ar . The cash dividend represents but | "8 dekich! Komurt, Bie*for- 1 b ti ee oa ita per Heeger cerves to the benefit of Seattle Subsequent Paul Schultz, alleged to have |their duties night there came | wander down to ailroed station jing to do? The Rev. Dr. Lyman| The fight will involve some pe-|Bccruen te th " : ~ tl a incidents, his mind was a Blank be TR TA RI NN and sit und until they got warm.| Whitney Allen was called tn. He/cullar polots of law aod a num we ata na rs i eens or He could not remember aay The sta agent bec sus | sinoothed out matters, and the na-/ of rnational questions * as . : an from the time his wounds m SPRY OF PLOT Panes aaa GIRLS INTO SEATTLE picious and called « policeman [ture “wedding” was made @ really The beas corp ingei ere tnetade one — na fight preceding the mm u They 4 and had to con- truly marriage will directly attack the findings of | ture in eae were bandaged until become t not married Youn, 1 an kept a diary oretary of state tnt = es an Today's status of the coolie smuggling ring investigation at v +t ‘ fed al! | duris th “ 4 ling riod gt e, according tol! ying nt, a double water sys 1b San Francisco, Portiand and Seattic : La vie: but we Here a two entries > ‘eenox. bas. by its own actioi he m tor nking and trrigation, a) 4... ne wosls. "4 — Paul Schultz, formerly a stevedore at the Pacific Mail docks, » down fem tho Monday Farmera gave us|the treaty not volded by the action|**Wer sys paved stree ‘ under hospital treatment for shot wounds, and held pending po ‘ane We ltelik and petatecs. Gbot some lot italy Had the exposition management | a E pen ayeceronnee went down to the parents.” |chipmunks—awful thin ones, but| “The United States,” sald Secre-| bean able to sell the water, sewer) #4 ¥ # ¥ 4% ¥ 4 MAE Customs Inspector Freund suspended by Collector Stratton, tllage of Yonkers and scouted had not | we cooked ‘en |tary Knox, “although co y Hi } claimed sha who recommends his discharge seal inet @ te 02 04 0 Sack (eneen Pitinten wear « Inst | contending that the Italia: mc an would be|# "7 > i * on, Suspension of two inspectors for 20 days by Collector Strat. Ji armne Me, raecclaghass : taken back to Newark, |night. Fire won't stay iit. Ben-| tation of the treaty was not added to the re’ dive | aby omes: ys b 1 y cou 7 trice brick——~coo! pette nd|er one, has not treated the Ita a Night and day watch on the liner Chiyo Maru for further ae Flag Bh olbogay ag te Bd & brick—cooks better ee ple y:: the treaty} ho o hell * stowaways, following the capture of five Chinese aboard the okie Pp . : vata ‘ . hs e i wemutelnen ‘aint * & JO» 5 Gaahbedel Ren Bu music in Newark. Papal Mra. Tallman is very sympa K 1 ng ab-| re ; g for a Teal cima ME y Vere didn't the ts of sght both the children | th She had a Iittle romance|rogation, has not ated the . 1 > Federal officials prepare dragnet for contraband Chinese ae — - ‘ ore a” aacd ¢ tite, and & dies |treaty, nor taken any steps looking | 5 * Snap in real estate? * aboard steamer Asia, now nearing Honolulu from the Orient we and anc Pp Vid faecal os gr teil bs get | beter fh lg a Rigen meee fete ' ‘ : 3 Smuggling revelations indicate large numbers of Chinese ~tafs- erably 2 or oe ry get ad be Rage ved marriage, The} a have a Spe: ¢ : slaves entered the United States through Seattie on the Minne a to away with it. So what are you go! children will live with her. - . ied Sectional sota and Blue Funnel lines of the Canadian Pacific railway, and * English Voting Even * bargalill ae on vessels fromm the Orient docking at Portland i PORTLAND ‘ o.—~Bawera|* Watch for tial vice on the Pacific coast will be reorganized, following the ar y natnone tae 16. cerich oly 480 | Gok Ochaar math taal hae ‘ issioner efe fro nol f repor | NDON th only 1 Ape ally she ‘ore rival of Commissioner General Keefe from Honolulu, also a report ag last’ nlght be Pronk Ldneker,| it ek kt & ee in the riia-| who blew out his b 6 a moment ‘ service, and are ready to report to Washington, with recom mtary v« lactly the « mendations for a shakeup of the Pacific coast service j actly the sa Could Make Profit jit had tn the his barn when Linaker appe ’ that secret service agents in San Francisco and other Pacific | more constit ports have completed an exhaustive investigation of the customs ’ ctions, Orpheum block is : : ak coun ae We have 70 acres of good land| FO%F thousand dollars, no more |e tioniats b a jand commanded him to throw pies piety p ” | ther Auditor Ca this /90 less, will be the cash value! of 39 ‘ |his hand On ref to do so, — N RWE | N PLAY t we ae in leased for a « nd I have figured {t| placed on « human life if the recom-| | Linaker opened es The poor farm anothe t t ot @ mad| mendations of Go CHARLTON MUST GO | Nothing is wn of Linaker f 0 G A ONIGHT sinattnk’ of Ch 5 $200, t © own Behe of Gov. Bay's employes’ | BACK TO ITALY. | save t earl the day he KRY PTOK it 4 1 for $1 as to ol halt it compensation committee are enact-| WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—-Secre-| made inquiries for the address of | j © incts he @ netiont at ihe Nae . " the name ple tut ‘ h al ed into law at the next session of|tary of State Knox th noon |George Naylor, the wounded man’s i - raises ® f . : evan the 61,000 ie k which the county hospital con » legislature * lannounced that had decic brother FAR VISION yee wegian musical drama f Erik iin, dae the t paying $ ‘ which alor ns over] The fund from which the pro-|order he extr mn of r| Pb tPF m,” at the Moore tonight. The 1 htoL. D. J ahd $ 1 3 a year rt rained | Pos d cash will be paid for hur Chariton to Italy for trial he = - / - tl g mor @ matror vices on arly and a few life lost tn 4aily pursuit of Iabor| murder of Mrs. Mary § tle| | ith t Lin y 3 reserved seats have actically all the fa - ‘ ant Will be raised by assessing the in-| Charlton at Lake Come ou Kant been taken, but the gallery i be What na f the s« $ A { be done | dustrion of the state. According wo A ’ 5 « : - a t be ascertained. 6 At an expense of about $3,000 a|the committee, coal mine operate | Club to Name Officers. eset in Tt C: A pip held for ger admission. ae t Serene Wardell of ine. board 7 a alata nae loggers and manufacturers have al.| From 9 a. m. t p. m. today| eS ac : “ paite | alate 4 to $6,000 on s ly assented to the plan. The = will be < for the ele | i? to tell all ar catment as that committee urges that the $4,000-a-| tion of officers of the Seattle Com-| (By United Press.) | ens eo fa we H] t Make a bigger investment asure beconm effective next al clut he. faxw for | 3EBURG, Ore., Dec. 10.—Lit Y ead and look afar with | inty Auditor ¢ rh k- and the hoay ight not to cost ¢ ident, Ge for f le } was held out for the re equa flity, but no one r j i] ane a n view the county a cent e An preside f. Sy 0 Syear-old Homer End serves that you are Weal " In I ne = a: yak thot had oo f because the usual by his elder 1 sre absent. Wear the 13 genu KRYPTOKS a while firing ore ably to chem the county hewial ts sete! OPA ADO ly today, Six — : Wed on Manufacturers 2 y | POLICE roping a Struck You a Grocers Say That Makers), *2¢ Dill the grocers will inital | CHICAGO, Dec. 10-—Fifteen | 1 1330 Second Av. Neat Uae ‘ 2 ad of Package Goods Have print on each package Chicago detectives are running faving y. . * fit ntents down aclue which they are cer — 5 | Cut Down on Quantity a Re } tain will result In the arrest Er THE GENUINE ALWAY Hig t the ashi | of the bomb throwers impli K | When th ¢ ( sociation, cated in the attempted dyna aga le " od that baste Of cena ceael Se ; sige miting of Modestino Mastro . here’ wi ga oh ‘. BB vacothey 1 The fact that certain unscrupu dealer Giovanni's bank last Tuesday Ba jarm. 1 manufac-| pounds had a ne cieht of but throughout the city ¢ been offering various ir | _night ha | | ae reak t cerea nnd) 444 pound He can sell three ferior grades of coal under the name LADY 1 oaee perdi set Lae f bread for practically what WELLINGTON merely shows that they appre ; rice come bling mea ae i! om bp thy sag eo ge ciate th ality and pre that characterize the ere the averag y weight of these box was seven genuine lhe PACIFIC COAL AND OIL CO L Hig has a lot of ¢ figures | co his company offe $10.00 rew ‘ EX-MAYOR WOOD better q a| bran aad Chas divenls ak de earl regarding any dealer fra « ff er , with our an'a” jn the morn-| name LADY WELLING Borrow From Us on the Installment Plan, f & have cut down matertally on f the genuine are i and Pay Off Your Straight I No Re- fi ‘ he pure food Lump, $6.50—Nut, $4.00—Furnace, $ & —_—————newals to Harass You nent ame effective. He will pre the legislature At Bunkers | PACIFIC COAL AND OIL COMPANY O. M. Latimer, Mgr. Money to loan on home t irposes, No com witina tie!" NO JURY YET FOR MRS, NaN Main OFFICE \ LATONA BUNKERS |] ina ae s for Savin S meeenieme $401 HINKLEY BLK.\ 113 NORTHLAKE AVE, ait a g “ ne Ee a year meres || Washington Savings & Loan Associatl Cor. 3rd Av. and Pike St. J] ¢d J. Wilbur Chapman at hiw big | Mort “Tapetied thatthe | FOR WEST SEATTLE. PRICES PHONE WEST 11 eee 1a CHERRY oT. Phone, IE Id at (By United Press.) ontinue «be oper PORTI Atkinson. evangelical services in Chieago,|of Mr ersh, charged elected Iate this after will also speak the murder Willam Johnson,! noon or tomorrow forenoon Established 21 Year