The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1910, Page 1

the Role of the Hated Betr Saviour. Read Page 4 VOL 12, NO. , Knox, McVeagh} Maybe Wilson to According to Re- (Py United Preen) © WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. Ru of a coming shakeup in the were renewed today. It ted that the changes said @oniemplated by President fevolved the resignations of Knox MacVeagh, Ballin. tad possibly Wilson. | ft is known, is dissatisfied fess of influence in the fration’s policies. Politi way that the time has ar for President Taft to dismiss Ph report that Congressman Beott, of Kansas, will suc Geeretary Wilson is generally - The president's secre ‘Gharles Norton, is named by to succeed MacVeagh, Mis expected, will retire on inh health. Senator Sad Representative Tawney Honed as possible succes- @f Ballinger. E BANDIT HOGS 100 ON ~AMAS. TRAIN ‘WBy United Frew) KANSAS A lone bandit urt Pacific trala last evening on the outskirts it Fort Leaveaworth and held up t than 100 passengers, from whom he took money and }S ve PRPS OB me: Ck ee = appeared at the rear door of Pullman shortly before 106 and went through to the robbing every passenger train. He dropped from the ‘Of the smoker as the train into Kansas City police were Immediately n it It is not known how + the bandit secured 1 FTER WILL RDON asked to par 4 ‘ ASK PA SPRINGFIELD Mm. Deneen will be mt | TATE WANTS CATS TO KILL. GOPHERS b ) Pa ew 8 short + repare fats for 'S FAIRY STORY IN REAL LIF LaHom Y, O tl Greum had io. WOMAN AS JUDAS , Dazzling Sarah Bernhardt Will Act he if ayer of the Today, eee eee eee * JOHN D0. AND HELEN G. GIVE AWAY REAL MONEY TARRYTOV 26.—Jobn D, N. ¥,, Dec Rockefeller sent $20 gold pieces to each of the school teachers in this section for Christmas. Miss Helen Gould gave gold to the girls in the telephone central and to the railroad om ployes. For her employes she provided gold pieces and turkeys, eeeeeeeeeeeteeee eee eee eee eee SOCIETY LEADER DGE REID DENOUNCES GILLIAM’S ACTION | * *. * * * - * * * * * * * * * * * * WEDS AN INDIAN Declaring that the annual New | Yoat's orgy, expected in Seattle will ‘be the cause of the downfall if of 100 women, Rev. F. J. Yan Horn} (Ry United Press) at Plymouth Ce wational church, HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Dec. |!9 emphatic words, denounced the 26.—While deputies were try | { ne the city ee ae crunken riot an temultuous con oes qe ing to take Oscar Chitwood, @ At the Trinity Episcopal | Two babies were burned to death mountaineer, quietly out j ‘ Gan. a be a Pete chureh, Rev. Herbert H wen also and three adults narrowly aped " Le est against the annual with their lives when fire destroyed men overpowered the officers the bome of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel today .and ohet Chitweed to | ihaiees Silas «tee 1 O'Connor, at $17 27th av. 8. shortly EAS a death. The prisoner was tit Tauri Yon. teens, ee | after 2 o'clock yesterday morning. — > the sa f Fern Hill, ly shot to pieces by bul. | Women,” #aid Dr. Van Horn, “re ~ | 2 y ¥ morning. State Senator Peder Jensen, known as the sage of Fern Hill, poe spectable and well-behaved, find in| Four men are dead, one ts dying The Dead will be found on the people's side in the next legislature fighting Chitwood recently was grant- |this drunken celebration, counte.|an@ four are In the city hospital] . ; S dancing to wipe out the contempt law, which gives judges power to punish ed a change of venue to n nanced by custom, the beginning of|in @ serious condition as the re Daniel O'Connor, Jr. two years a man for criticising a court action. MRS. GEORGE D. LeMOTT. | ton, Ark, and was being taken | the downward path that leads tojsult of a mysterious gas leak in| old ; Senator Jensen went through the long and bitter fight of Fern WASHINGTON. D. C, Dec. 26.—| there today for trial on a |#hame, debauchery, ruin and perdi-| the Pacific hotel, 619 Sixth av 8.,| Miles O'Connor, six months old. Hill against the Tacoma branch of the Stone-Webster traction S : ve. © | tion yesterday morning. | trust for reasonable fare, and in the course of that struggle, From Fa hion‘s ¢ ted “Halls to a| charge ye apn Sim eget | better that a holocaust de-| Charles Draft, a laborer, and| The injured. which the people finally won, Jensen was attacked by employes of beh ' hy icone i ny EY 9 tt |wtroy 100 of our falrest daughters | three unidentified men lost the Daniel O'Connor, Sr the traction trust and beaten almost to death Became an Indien'e Squaw, mish gust. Ithan that they should drink of the| lives, William Parker is dying an Mrs. Daniel O'Connor Jensen's letter to the editor of The Star follows: po gules Fyn yg + pg =o terrible cup pressed to their lipy at} Frank Pinzer, John Williama,| Peter Owens, Mrs. O'Connor's ra Hill, Wash., Dec. 23, 1916. — in the or of re, Bird § the beginning of the New Y Martin Oleson and an unidentified | brother, Editor Seattle Star You can count on me in th te senate teGuire, atrorees wife of the gen-| “| understand that plans are|man will recover ‘The tragedy followed preparations| OT anywhere else to share and express the people’s infinite con- 5 tat aaa Sot wm 4 wees under way to make the coming New| According to K. Skimixu dep Casein” ten, on "y Sie ‘O'Con| tempt for any judge that will dare to trifle with free speech and stereo gi Fl by tone vm "ani Year's celebration more nearly typi. anése, proprietor of the ho’ nor had prepared a Christmas tree | free pre mete atball player | fy the Gill administration, and the|the dead and dying men retired| 0) Dal Prepare! & Cree? Stand by your colors—for sme day—soon, I hope—the people the F aake! 2 sekook team. = wwe result will be that 99 out of every| about midnight Christmas eve o'clock eye lamp exploded, O'Con.| Will spit on their thumb and wipe the ate clean of contempt Fhe hen she was in ¥ ashington ss Che Caties Breen) 100 that spend the evening in one| Shortly before 6 o'cl yenterday | oo and bis wife made frantic ef.| Judges, th 1k Mother Hubbards and Mrs. McGuire, he wae ouameered | WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—Re-|0f the cafesaloons will go home|mdrning Shimizu was aroused by| POT And bis vite de et the I am sorely afraid that the coming legislature nurses some Be best dressed woman iG the} type gp bgiahom eg tag Re a PN & «strong odor of gas, A hé htindinge flacaee and smoke rendered} contempt, and I will invite some of your Seattle “interested par tal wm. et securing | D ra _ come a the ; - official . “ \wearch by Patrolmen Ne Se a forts ition: | ties” to come down to Olympia and get their pedigrees er divorce she aged in the | mingo are substantiated 4 RRR ee ling and Blacks y Pepe ~ nig oe Hoping for the near dawn of a»new day, I am, eal estate and business | advices received here today. Atle *\the dead and ¢ ine Boe Relgmeere bares tuto Une Sincere! PEDER JENSEN st Pawnee, Ob to| the legation of the little republic!» HOLLY WREATH CAUSES * auity gas residence promptly, it is certain that : State Senator 29th District. which LeMotte ne hia bride | it was said that the trouble is the |» CHRISTMAS TRAGEDY & | street main iw be ave been | O'Connor, his wife and Owens would) _ ee ail isn't any poor affair of skin and|result of efforts ture sInUR | w * | the cause of the fatalities t bu to death as all] = — poles, He | k of influence |glers transferring goods from Haytl.|@ CHICAGO, Dec A® br stretched out on|& * eR RRR RR Re the Pawnee tribe 1 connected | Du Bucha, son of Gen. Du Bucha, | » from a chandelier forced ® tion the fire department ex-|®# FIREWORKS RUIN CAREER. * : coal lent in| recently admitted to friends here |» : ll Eee’ anametad i the flaw two|# OF RUSSIAN VIOLINIST. * STORE FOR DICK Oklahoma lot afoot to make | » Sok Of Sta, Bin babies were found t jtoacrisp.|* ROME, Ga., Dec, 26.—As a * . and id|& May imped of Toronto, #! he parent n to the c rT of his experience with * 3 VES val . | in some quarters here that ¢ may | @ Canada Mrs, Simpson was * hospita | ® firework Alexar Skibin- * ENE have been the real cause for the|y dead when found by her® ® ski, a well known Russian vio ®) Richard nichols, a negro who TROOPS OUT disturbances. © heugiien *| ; : PERE RRERS OHH ORS t and profe in the * : ag iat ole om ® daugh *| Prosident Thomas F. Kane is in| * a r colleze here, never #|™ts his particular graft is hanging favor of segregation of sexes in| * ANNUAL COST *| aha Satie a wh inch counters and “boning”e (By United Press THIS EGG WORTH reek kk tH RRR) nay the departments of the | OF A PRESIDENT *| 4 ef pits a ee - fos SH h x : pcos ZANTO DOMINGO | WEIGHT IN GOLD B P ll state un * * |e x} trouble last night were to t He believes the interests of men|# Presid lary $75,000 wl we ¢ * when he encoun Rica ie S| PHILADELPHIA remerton Fayro eer Lee Laren Of tine lie Bresite Ay ons ATE OUR Lie * when he encoun . . t d| Washington ha 4 @ Me same, and that nat emba ® oe * inure. wétort that o bettie b : Will Pass Million {*" a Wie ue te Ore raine ols ri ee : Lepage, Firma ‘ ebe ha in, ee, * ribs * Prkinche't* ae ion a B bere tha NAVY YARD, Dec The sala “es * * * ed to a lunch ries of the 1,200 men working for |) ) cia be a i* last night of loyal troop Uncle Sam at the navy yard will) (oe 7 * * * read invest Im amount to $1,371,140 before the year | ClAN8eS As ebony * * | college, was standing near * a leg of . {x out, fully $100,000 more than any | Women Bre in preponder * 6,000 ®) ® and n one ear * Nic "This payroll includes only the| President Kane states that it) ® Lighting 19,500 lek kk RR ke would cost the state no more to|* . ; : yard labor force, clerks, draftamen | coe ogate the sexes in the sections | a Potal 904.420 & Yoh don’t eat unless I do. | <> aes ridge ve wns | De d to @ marked degr icteliaMelaielctaialeialaiaiele : oe ent te DAP for te da Hy United Press.) Sceameatinti t dout of ter. This} ® “ ' Niche n, fireman of done In the mertime and |} BOY SMOTHERED BY COVERS; ; ae . “ ; ; ; and % working force reduced durtng a pene ae Judge Gordon fined Nichols $2 } y A Ma the adatee” Dasae 1816 vipat CHRISTMAS GUESTS HORRIFIED. mur Wate: tok’ Sd eek eee * t hyo geht hig . a8 | the di X antique work a } , ¥ J k z ; ue, | tf was noticed Christr tree € » be Ww $40,000, 1 er 1) HOTEL PROPRIETOR F ¢ as tae Pe BODY OF MURDERED y i ' the ve as wer | = ‘ 7 ; GIRL iS FOL NO | robat ‘ nt Yost L, D 6.—J. B, . 4 1 the pting lea End OAKLANI i ri t he ited isto serv: | Co. of th famous fought t ‘ lentified bod A your I alleged a v 8 mmitted suicide s sehen? bs Pike gistered rdered \ waa geled 1 y himself aa fae ban fatally inure ing house yesterday afternoon of Boston. i , 0m, WHITE MANO he Se SEATTLE, WASH., M Ys Seattle is pretty happy after all esterday and today There are lots of troubles in the world, lots of wrongs that Ought to be righted; we might quarrel with Taft or Gill or Doctor Matthews, but after all, it's a double Christmas day this year, and Mr. Seattle generally is giad he doesn't have to go down to the office today and that he can eat his noontime meal with his legs under Mrs. Seattle's table, and the Seattle kids e mighty happy and still mighty excited over their Christmas presents, so all is pretty well with everybody But probably the happiest children in Seattle y today were t' four little Arnett boys in Bailard, and garet, the baby who until yesterday had no home. Every person who read in The Star about Baby Margaret, who wanted a home by Christmas day, would have been a better man and woman If he or she could have seen Margaret yesterday when she ! up to her first day of a real Christmas, with a big troe hext room, near the open fire, and her little stocking jam- mod tight full of treasures and a lot of pretty new clothes waitt: Tr? LE two Christ EATT this year with for her and dolls to play with and candy enough for a year it veomed ‘Oh, I'm so happy,” she eried, and danced around the room, her eyes dancing with her feet, and every dimple on duty The Arnett family, too, presented a happy picture Christmas morning. Por Mre. Arnett did not have to tell them that Santa Claus had forgotten them. That was what broke her heart—because Floyd and Cectl had planned so eagerly for Christmas and what they were going to get and ber husband had been thrown Into jall and the cupboard was bare But the people who read about the Arnett family in The Star made up thelr minds that the Arnett boys should not be forgotten And yesterday morning found the pantry stacked with things to ont, and a great big turkey and cranberries and sweet potatoes and all the other that go with Christmas. And more important—-presents. There were nice presents for each of the children. Santa Claus hadn't forgotten Several of the presents came from four tiny girle—none older than eight--who came into The Star office Saturday afternoon “We brought some things for the Arnett children,” they explained bashfully ENOUNGE. LYNCHED NEW YEAR'S e) ae nao Sem DEBAUGHES. ADE seattle Star ONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1910, an Gq ‘ ‘ HELPFUL EVERY DAY That Is What Women Readers of The Star Are Finding the Splendid Household Departments on the Home Page. ON TRAINS NEWS BIANDS be. AND ONE CENT. POOR FATHER! — SUCH ACTS, HE SAYS, PROVOKE CONTEMPT OF SENSIBLE PEOPLE cattle, Dec. 23, 1910. Editor Star—I have just read the published letter of Mr, Austin E, Griffiths on the subject of “Contempt of Court,” and jwish to express my full agreement with everything he says. Forty-four years’ practice at the bar, 12 years of which werg passed on the superior bench, gives me the right, I should think, to feel concerned at the act of any judicial officer cal< culated to provoke popular contempt, or at least the contempt of all sensible people, or by that act the organization of society, itself is undermined and anarchy invited If this assertion brings me into contempt of court I gladly, assume the responsibility. Any act in the presence of the court which interferes with the orderly dispatch of its business all men will agree cought to be summarily prevented in the most effective way, but to seize a citizen who has dared, outside of the court, to criticise judicial action, although the case in which it was exercised may still be pending, invites, particularly iw such revolutionary times as these, greater danger than “the dee fenders of law and order” ma ¢ of. Perhaps if our judges were to cultivate the democratia rather than the aristocratic spirit, were they to throw their black silk wns into the dust bin and quietly take their seats on the bench in the garb of republican simplicity and without require ing their fellow men to stand up at the bailiffs order, ag thor od Almighty or the Holy Ghost had entered the court room, they would not be so punctilious of their “dignity,” or im need of the policeman’s club. And, al if they could be made to understand that law has been ordanied for no other purpose than thereby to secure Ithe more speedy and effective administration of justice and. right, and that everything that stands in the way of that ought to be disregarded, they would find their best protection frony contempt in their recognition of that fact, and at the same time ” advance themselves and the administration of the 1} lar respect and confidence 110 John St H be awa | FRANK T.