The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1911, Page 1

F You Can’t Vote Against Gill Unless You Register Between Jan. 1 and Jan. 28---Do It Today WEDNESDAY WILL BE LADIES’ DAY AT THE | Welfare League are today asking the United States Court of THAT RECALL PETITION IS ALL RIGHT. IT Prefontaine | ng will look like-a departme re with REGISTRATION BOOTHS. Appeals at Portland to throw out the Hanford injunction, WILL STAND THE TEST. DON’T WORRY ABOUT sale or ' © need be « d. Get ter, on Comptroller Bothwell will take special precautions on that Judge Hanford will also go into the merits of the case himi-| THAT. ce Ir to go d repistration ine to.mive tiie aibeasl Gf Seattle a chance'to save the city t self this week to see whether it is true that a large number Of SO GET BUSY AND REGISTER. he ters and do your duty t e cit e in ” ee eae ave the city from | sionatures to the recall petition are invalid, ‘This point, the But about Wednesday Make a de ration that every one that ' ee 6 Jonly point which sensible men and women would consider, has There has been about one woman to every three men|the wome cattle are intere ure of the city, For in spite of injunctions and lawsuits, let no one, man or | never been taken up by e federal court, It is enough to say} registering so far. A lot of women are holding back be r he t t woman, give up hope that the recall will go through on Febru- | that Comptroller Bothwell went over that list with pain taking} they are a little backward about going to the registration burea rt € ope I I t regige ary 7 eare, serutin me, throwing out every one that was] alone terec ri A tt € n for the city and Wilmon Tucker for the !in the least But there'll be a lot of women there Wed I'he SHOW HI GILL—WEDNESDAY. 4 : = ‘ = = One Cent Is a mighty small bit of money to pay for newspaper like The Stat; especially when hone is something of Interest to every member of the family every night Fight O'Clock at night (in New York) Is the late press time for the news that appears in the Pink edition of The Star every night. Don't forget . ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE ON TRAINS AND NEWS STANDS be. DECIDE ON HANFORD INJUNCTION TODAY VOL. 12, NO, 275. SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1911. ONE CE HERE’S DILLING | (PEN WAR ON | ab Bina CISE HEARD SEN. LORIMER AT PORTLAND (My United Press) | (By Untied Pree.) WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 9 PORTLAND, Or. Jan. 9—Afteg Senator Beveridge t y introduced inte % all forenoon to arguments Ja resolution d g that Willian ppeal from the Lorimer of 1 duly Hanford o| eeleted to the | ty Comptrol FIRE. BREAKS OUT ON FLYER Presence of mind on the part of Everett B. Coffin, captain of the steamship Flyer, prevented a panic] aboard the vessel shortly after <| o'clock this morning when fire leck. forward started on the k ‘ ' as she Wax steaming past Alki | nator Owe dem.), Oklne tle from {seul Point homa, opened war on Lorimer he expense Quietly requ z all passenger in the VE ecall tion 66 Gow ike: pediane Capt. Cof In } charged that (9 ng Judge Giibet hurried below after directing | Lorimer Hy influenced, the fe court shortly af Birt mate to steam reward, Af | legistature © him 1 i at he would give : ; the 't a wore sub nee before thé ce HONoR2 his dec clock this afters ed to 8 would | nc Th ted that he ) of the eles 4 whet could interfere gets were discharged, among them | Lorimer with Judge H i «, but 1 | 103 votes w ‘ < efore @ W cretary of , rity. He clock rvice 9 sation of Tac | re of these at loast} | who was a passe ays ah te own not to de ' tribute to Capt ve ed on account Of | a The damage fre be cor be ascertained weil | under the dir ers make their exam at t is my daty s | senate of the Upited States, and-to HA¥ TO PARDON ot the Catied ates, and lect the riled WOMAN DOCTOR (ae ay = By United Press.) Following @ petition in behalf of DrPanny Leake Cummings, the| WHEELING, W a, Ja ee ; HEEL Va Jan. pot With the defe miling am sam Of $250 Imposed by Judge Gay YOUNG ELKINS NAMED TO #&) ° ft a oa Dr. Cummingson a charge of| UNITED STATES SENATE #| | t having aa practicing without a license is to be _ * remitted by Gov. Hay CHARLESTON, W. Va ae GEORGE DILLING. ealthy packer, V. Dilling—a man who would rather be right than son of n Jan. 9 Davie Elki thie late Elkins to the vacancy caused by the death of hin fat r for the election of a ser DIVORCE An action for divorce has been begun by Mrs. Mary Brydan charging her husband, William | fon of sensational de» the court room wag Mrs. Schenk wore a hobs after # ng a ju ng the s s of her has whi 4 said wi to t charged thi Mrs. Schenk conspired with others }to kill hin a | At i clock eight jurors ha@ | bee a ted subject to cbhak ee ee os Poindexter Mus - ee : es Till ol isi? EARY HAD TO HOCK NICE Police Court Comedy} — Why don’t you come out in the open and fight, Hiram Gill? ILEGISLATURE Wh i shind hnicality of the law i d | mh | OVERCOAT FOR A NICKEL ssc. Wess effort trek anperel Sela sgiad tewube tkepere? | SENG TAME If you are sure the people have approved of your kind of administration, why | don’t you come out and fight? | (By United Press.) hae wrt = N IF YOU ARE NOT “AFRAID, HI GILL, YOU WILL CALL OFF YUOR| OLYMPIA, Jan. 9.—Promptly successor i to make the against | tle run its own affairs. ha sa good Beaten her. Besides, she state eluding be to vases Be had a chronic habit of calling} Harold P' -s tndictes aan her bad names and promising fu-| thelr pron Mb ture beatings. Bryden, she says, is| years ago em & gambler. The couple were mar-| of a clean us : ried in Seattle in Mrs. Bry Garter x . den asks for alin and the cus A man of abil politica owledge 1 age—that’s Dill Mba phe tody of their two. children ing so Bee et eetr eee ee ee tee tee eee eee eee eee ee eee ee ee ee ee (By Staff Sp OLYMPIA, Jai of & United’ States ceed Senator not be taker up until January 18 delegation, which Poindexter, feel cc attempt will be m: people's choice fc No reason: ts r to snc! WASHIN GTO? mens | LAWYERS AND TAKE YOUR CASE BEFORE THE PEOPLE. | EE ee ee mat was o prienl FOR YOU ARE ON TRIAL, HI GILL, NOT BEFORE ANY SUPERIOR) ton was called to order. With- argu-| =z of schwarten-|COURT, NOT BEFORE ANY FEDERAL JUDGE. YOU ARE ON TRIAL BE-| (0t.2 (itchy the, caicus nome § or Paulhamus of thought e> err" FORE THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE. AND THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE ARE} Pierce county and Representa: delay Pye ae ’ —T | tive Howard Tayl f Ki - — v ob] Attorney Beinkgr: | “Why Game |NOT INTERESTED IN TECHNICALITIES. : : ’ | County wate wicca’ einen <tbelP mettwurst?” ee ge | The people of Seattle charge that you broke faith with the men who believed! of the senate and speaker of ake Armory rig 1 thie overcoat as a guarantee ‘ iy ; | the house respectively. ‘ tho too warm in this weather for corns ne. tt jin you when you let downtown Seattle be overrun with gamblers and lawbreakers Lectn” Grinstead’ aka: ile to the Legislature | ««»: a my an, Dut) Gyercoats, Saree : | Judge Gordon; “Ten dob) when under your administration the Northern Club gambling house and the! inated for clerk of the house I'm Commander Pea The deal went through, and the } “ : P and Joe Wilson sergeant-at- Asm aay ‘ + h— are,” replied th ercoat was held until late in the |Clancy hand books and a score of minor gambling dives took not hundreds, not) {)).. BY LINGHAM, . Believing | , tt (RRR ee Cte td Mebeted tain Wis cl} ornoem | | thousands, but hundreds of thousands of dollars away from the Seattle people you) The senate’s first work was te » Bellingham armory, | | eee nee were pledged to protect. rset Phar rae ae ote Tet | EDITOR UITS nro 20 minutes this after This is Seattle ee a re ee ra ssl cies ek J sion, bas taken his charges to the | SHENAE ‘ties Sotuy ar tae Your answer is that some man back in Illinois will lose seven cents in taxes if | +e : : ser a hare mag Sc art tice of the poace, Judge Gor there’s a new election held. he beds anger _— ee ot carried out » also chargbe| ‘ (By Unites Press.) don’s term having expired at The people of Seattle charge that you let a Seattle Electric man run the city’s | ars: investigation eres, bee collusion. bet wees KANBA® OPPY, Jat. 9 Ve dle ee sodas aaliied cen nete Méhting plant—the eople’s defense against the light trust—that you stood by and)‘ , wife. A bot member of the board and an archi Lane, founder and for 89 years| br judge qualified for both 1g € P P tle of « c acid was found by tect selected to make an inve editor of the Wyandotte Herald| bench thie atte ee te watched this Seattle Electric man let choice contracts get away from the city—that x e, but physiclans say there aaa NEW YORK. Jan. 9—-Money|¥ill_suspend publication because | # o'clock you let this man remain in office after his incompetence had been shown up by the | '* "© !"ication a jhe wants to retire. He has re kings of Wall st. today prepared to fused an offer to sell, and will re pO You KNOW |medt financial disturbances that! fund subscriptions. might tesult from the closing Sat oe cen <= CANNON ‘That Japanese ships sailing to] deny Great stacks of money were American ports carry po Chinese py : “ = 4d on the counters of paying tell cao although a few Chinese } 8. on th a p ‘or the next two years Judge Gordon will enjoy @ raise in salary of $25 a@ month. During the past year he has disposed of more than 13,000 cases, which netted the city treasury a trifle more than $49,000 In cash investigating committee. This was the people’s charge. | HOT NEWS Your defense was that Scobey will lose seven cents. | Seattle’s name may be blackened, and there’s no word from the mayor’s|]| That has NOT happened yet. office; every pitfall is left open to the young and the inexperienced, and you are silent; girls may go wrong and young men fall before temptations that your ad- Hi Gill will fire Wappy as soon KP RSET eK KSEE EERE REE Ee ee eee eet tee we eee eee eee eee ee 8 opened today : Passengers are among their pa x ogg rye Rapes AGAIN Prnaa aa a an aa a jen r n i Jas the recall election is called trons? tees aoe we ormue tnd ‘other i Ree ae ey ministration has allowed, and there is no action taken by Seattle’s mayor. The Seattle Electric Co. will ¢ ? ve . ° . : °. elimir e strap hang £ That five patents upon safety eaders in the financial world. | Mae But let some hypothetical taxpayer from Illinois stand a chance of losing |°"2 DATES. fazors have been granted to BNR)" “Morgan & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,| WASHINGTON, Jan, 9.—After a|% ERASE HAMILTON'S NAME ts th : oat George ‘Veneer ih. eae lish women during the last year?|the standard Oil Co., Phipps, Hall;|wordy battle today, Speaker Can isc a seven cents, and every force at your command is thrown into the balance. a deputy under Bob Hod en of the Sun”? vill stand thelr ground until ; bs i ran oy A Ania ee : author of that famous That the oldest rosebush in id ee tebtosasy torrs Tased by the| March, when Insurgent der | * of Be National Guard of #icourts and behind technicalities now. You wouldnt’ be asking injunctions. le’s Jungle, Ws world is located on the cathedral “ om pa g Morris is Nebraska drove the aahington, who is serving a . . smi 2 %llunch together tom Mal iiidettoise -Geroany? | stoning of the trust company 15) rere Mom the cotinitice nC |w senténce-at’ Walla -Walla, for If you believe that you have given Seattle a good administration, why don’t Dr. Matekavea-and dohmey Glan That during the last year more |rules, ~ declaring the amendment | aaresenent le funda, |} you come out in the open and fight? both agree that a recall election is twins were born in Chicago than| WHAT are you kicking about?|to the house rules comes under|* has been formally stricken for the best fm @ny other city in the .United|.A 16-year-old girl in y York has! constitutional privilege and can be|* from the otficial roster IF YOU'RE NOT AFRAID, HI GILL, YOU'LL APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE, Yu remember, it hasn't haps Btates? to live on $8,000 a 7 called up at any time eeree eee eee NOT TO FEDERAL JUDGES. juast ya LEGISLATORS RALLY IN CONTEMPT FIGHT (By Staff Special.) permit them to act as prosecutors, jurors and judges in cases) ANY PUBLIC SERVANT. urd to the of injunction trainin says OLYMPIA, Jan. 9.—That the viciousness of the present Stress they were themselves directly concerned “It occurs to me that a bill drawn along the lines of the oe resentative “Ht W ih sh ies of Eve “The c , in my, contempt law has become apparent throughout the state is e “It is not fair,” said Senator David S. Troy of Clallam }federal law will have no trouble in being enacted into law in | estimation, are a ning too much power, I do not believe the denced by the freedom withswhich members of the legis! ature county, the coming session of the legislature.” courts should be exempt from criticism and would stand for @ discuss the question here. ‘The close-mouthed attitude assumed “T am opposed to a prejudiced judge in any case,” said “I am for criticising public officers at any time the occasion | law similar t¢ t in California by many solons on other impértant bills that will come up is | Representative Shutt of ‘Tacoma, “and he certainly cannot be| demands,’ Milton Stephens, senator from Monroe, “The And rever the question is brought up, the feeling cone picuously absent when the subject of changing the con-|anything but prejudiced when he starts an action himself bes} federal law i d enough for the peop le of this state if placed | is the same, namely, that the lav ught I F ely, tempt law is broached. 4 cause he feels himself criticised.” on the statute books of the state chang Repre tatives Moody larke county, W wr Me- In-many instances surpfige is expressed that such an obso- | Senator J. A. Falconer of Everett, chairman of the com- W.H. Paulhamus, president of the senate, says, “I think we | Kennan of Skagit, J. A. Mclean alla Walla, F. J. Mess of lete law should still find agplace on the statute books of the | mittee on appropriations and one of the acknowledged leaders}can arrange some modifications of the present conditions so | King, Hugh C. Todd of Whitman and J. W. Fr of San Juan State. Legislator after legislator in both the senate and the | of the upper house, is unqualified in his attitude on the con-| that the small man can have the same consideration at the hands | have similarly gone on record as opposed to the present law, heise in many instances Eabkiy state that they never knew | tempt law. of our judges as the large and influential citizen.” “IT am in hearty accord with The Star's fight,” said Georgg «that such an autocratic power existed in the courts which would | “As a citizen,” he says, “I reserve the right to criticise There certainly should be some change in the law in re-| F. Ward of Kitsap county