The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1911, Page 1

t e xR | xt e| a, a b- y 2s m t | - fs rr Oats Or bran makes poor fodder for a Sunday morning breakfast. If women readers can suggest a nice Sunday morning eats, they may win a cook book. See woman's page. VoL, 12, NO. SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1911 |Faith Kills Worry Declares Miss e Soaiile ‘Star ¢ ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE One C ent bit of to pay for a news The Star; especially y member of the paper like there is mething of interest to eve ly every ON TRAINS News AND STANDS Be ONE CENT. ! | | MRS. ISPMEEDOM = FAGIE IS Willard wt IS oH . WTON, Jan ormal | rn oremss “ nis was mado t es of By United Press in th rder of her husban ar-| ha Is f f mee “ t » May 14 F ‘ ; pon, “aes t| AGAINST WOMAN &0° °°" = A etc Gi bee gs on her i pee t. today by a man 87 b At. wehn a const om co tted suicide by, M bad MRS. SHENCK SKETCHED IN COURT . Jopted and win ic f self through the twioe s the j & ing una P Chas. > ' oe, O t editorial on the r front of aaah qnavieied of Krvale a Cong “THROTTLING FREE SPEECH ailant der and is now under sentence of lt “e po : hort time ® sup ne : o Oey > natn ! nwtire cs the nstres r ed f. New- R. Cran ex m oattie 1 Frank D he murder of Kvalshaug was . Pret s a , , , committed tn 1 ning ot Briat | ~ Ree 4 , ° May 15, 1909. N ording | rn J fe soa rT pe P 1 to his own confession, lay in wait lk Callt Gifford Pinchet, f tt i f : for his victim shot him down ly G i: Seesoa we. than ? " ‘ - as ho was re ng home with bis | | Now , a b vife fro P ane “ € Wile trem 8 tame cla of 1 oy The vicious effect of a law like this and the arbitrary and dangerous he club and be A by re " wer it vests in th rts to suppress criticism are ee arent ed evue hospital fired three tir s. Kyalshaug | ; ie adie Foye berens podid oe yay the pion a alle A cemgevon § | } x an &« Whoever dares criticise any de of a judge may be at once severely al. Pending anh Gee setae saat aa oon r © house punished by fine and sonment at the discretion of the judge who | th f the ne no ate trate body of her husband as he Plane Bes aris rag tage 8 Fae ae } een nate ae lay on the ground. | i apt aot ng ; bors adleayp researc eA meme This Mrs. Kvalshaug dented, and Hi - : exe gs later on repudiated her al D . : t ( F - fession in its entirety, m f A - ; that “third degree” methods i ta to} t 7 T respons r the admissions » | Pie st Se cured from her by the police i t he Fi sweomb did not deny having ta They 6 . : plea for freedom on ptt r A * ny. a insan A i ee the Rogue,” “The 7 Is ' | and “The t . " over I fron ! y | | append “| WOMAN GETS 4 hm t v of : ; | egg cog “4! SEVEN YEARS BOSTON, Jan. 23.—Charges (Continued on Page Seven.) | httee ‘i “a eg . that corruption and vote buy- | tight r. §t : ing entered into the re-election ~~ , ° hg 1 23.— Mra. last week of United States Sen- + nn alia ation as “like | . convicted of killing ator Henry Cabot Lodge, are to em a going © . ] “ be investigated. District Attor ee ee 3 | th tub, was toda ney Pelletier of Suffolk, county le *| ¢ “ pias ai . today started the probe. Je eches ees le WOMEN NEED aie | ced serve seven years in HOMINY. 0 I ‘edall NOT TELL AGE Mi ives content DEFENDS LORIMER ‘ ” * i ing “_ od. will aah ‘ } } t ee ‘ he be commi 0 ‘ alt ince |S mith he ot J onde 5 |: mr d to an asylum. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23—A t t who did not|* bigest Be e Mur Ow lens y .DILLING OPENS champion for Senator Wm. A. Lori t 7 ’ ox. |* , Just * 0 : mer of Illinois was found in the} et tinea i T give * ; ceecls Gelade Ganaing Bobert 3. Special study in court of the millionaire's wife on trial : et : ley ante e, addre length * hinker AT BALL Gamble of South Dakota, who, in aj at Wheeling, W. Va., charged with attempting to murder her husband cht haste he departare ot | ® Of time a resident he * A antr speech on the floor, defended the] With poison. * “REGISTER TODAY, if you * eport 3 majority report of the committee} (By United Press.) pesses whose evidence was design * before. 7 books # ‘ ng George W. Dilling, recall cand appointed to investigate Lorimer's| WHEELING, W. Va., Jan. 2%. ed to show that the nk family |e w § Frida if y * 7 against Mayor Gill, will opem election. Heavy blows were dealth here to pired for the defend. own BONILLA CAPTIVE i* caister b then, * committee npa orrow night at twa Gamble declared that in his opin-|day by Judge Jordan to the defense le ot vote . vestigation political He will speak fon there was no doubt that Lori-|of Mrs, Laura Schenk to the accu-| After the By United ie The books will be open till ithe previous report fi Interbay and later Ballard, mer had been legally elected sation of poisoning her rich hus-|rested at wa sHINGTON Sheen Pe arias Salister, coe onde | | Sp on the platform with him band. Judge Jordan, on motion of evidence in seg eee ry |® Prefontaine building, opposite FR rbay will be Mrs. Rose Sime DUNCAN TO LECTURE. the state, struck out of the the|in the case patches f * the city hall *\GO 7 $50 om 7 HE mons, Harry Wilson, D. P. Easte Raymond Duncan whose presence | ).<, ow : | the * * cole aad Chena stimony of two important noon and George R. Cooley. fn the city attired in a habit hark randhiani hs , a : z | ree ee eee ee ee WOoOUL D-BE SL EUTHS At Ballard, beside Mr. Dilling, ing back to the s of Socrates an Mrs. J. H. Webber, H. C. Bohike has given rise to Obs” and tke Rae tk tk tk ted 4 | George H. Walker and others will “ahs” by discreet will lec- | & * ra t re e in By United Press.) Dufour, the police say, advertised | speak ture at Arcade hall vening on|# TOLL THE BELL SOFTLY; THE SACRED * fF jent Davillayis a 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.—|for men to fi tions as detec. Hellenic dancing, illustrated by pos-| * RAT OF CHINATOWN HAS PASSED ON »& | the Marietta Harry Duf alias Har tives. On replying, the would-be j ings and rhythmic studies of labor,| * re t said by the police sleuths we pay a deposit Gina niece" | toe anor, ete ec, & [BURNED TO DEATH annon’s County "\)".\ “over HOT Sian * mourning today, The sacred rat of Chinatown ts dead . | Agency, was arre a cities to shadow mythical # and fed for y the revered rodent enjoyed the * (ity United Pree.) " ay ge of ope Two ten were sent~to ¥. Yout ike OT ke 7 | —a monstrous fellow without any tail—climbed into the chair & OMAHA, Neb., Jan One man|ffeial probing into aifged whole : FOR LOST EYE): * n Soul, the fat man of Chins The lights were low % | 18 dead and five others are in a se-| sale vote buying In nillion coun : Jake Furth has instructed all hig Sam sat down. The end. ” condition of ajty, Uncle Joe Cannon's bailiwick \; mployes to work hard for Georg@ * ft h was atart today by the grand ' Lang, an Jron worker od ee ae ea a a arly toda Thos. ae | | The ¥. M,C. 4. Saco ela ft eye while in the employ | *_ . Sad Se Sioux Cit ‘ | jt h the polls on election day} has brought | | rly | ‘ —- | i Was working on a shit DO you = Alumni of the University of Mict | (By United ae aes , Ade ne ay Sine ne n. He declares that through | will h a meeting at the WASHINGTON F mamas: ee flying rivet struck him in the face That Port Gamble was once called consider off of the a on he th t rome Teekalet? tee'-4hk deuninn n that j ; $100,000 FOR MEMORIAL. alas dati Th Olymp' was known as|Ca h of Ann Art : (By Staff Special.) and four ¢ a T as added NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—The pur-| 10 her complaint for ¢ Smithfield? tra ‘ia ta OLYMPIA, Jan Over the | joined ple , 1 crowda, pose of the orge Washington | #le Hens , t That Tacoma was once known as ; int-| oyjection of Sen. Nichols of Seatt 4 t nev Cars are ev five mime association was advanced | has developed . neement Bay? | Be of Kit Y €0t) compa ng t t it t ' es a n $100,000 was do 4 by|® bath, which amount a ot ries eatted De ht cal r an in-| 74 by 8 : akin But remember, it hasnt happem ay fnaetaler ¥! total abstinence ‘ oe mgt eatiet De GAVE WHIST PARTY | come amend mad : cia I miten Jealls her bad names rad allows his | ¥STs0) a rh ewood ( Ir mtlepecial order of busine tor |? ip HANKOW, 23. emper to run rampant throughout | 9 enry A. baw wa , : pyle yt ro brs N ah a = American sallors may t a hand|the Hensley domicile first mayor of Seattle t the t Cc. HL ¢ rn Bey hat con dle \ ‘ adil i eal Seedy me "| haa Hae nang eo Seg te | ee = OMEN TO WOPK FOR DILLING if fighting is resumed go, and, have no children al Deeicory ches patorewh on by Miss Ellen Ce und C. H.Jamy time it accord: | 8" ; - con emai coe MMITTEES That the “Northern Light,” pub- 1 hundred pounds = fe lished at Bellingham in 18 fer Northwest? iq rs, workers, clerks, YOu WOULD AE BEAUTIFUL SAYS SHE That the first steamer arrived Ir in PR LEE NEW SENATOR h everythin like Puget sound in 18687 Women wishing to regi for the coming recall election 1 committees except cama That the first bricks in Washing may call Main 7127-or Independent 282 and ask for Mr. Harvey Press.) nd ; Mee re . ‘ on manufactured in 1858 at of the Dilling campaign committee, and he will see that an ( 23.—Private anged by women who bee Wrinkles, ma’am, merely indi-;a tendency to sink back in your) Fort acoom? automobile is sent to your residence to take you to register. Ow I ecelved that candidacy of George cate that the subcutaneous tissue ad - h the br a oe to That the first brick building in ing a at age of automobiles it would be advisable if you of Nashville, € tod File A en worn awa: miles and | Ward the nose anc pac gain. | Seattle was erected in 18687 ar e to ha 1 party of five or seven to make the trip to the cted United States senator omas Murphine, in charge eee eae aaa \ “|Twiee repeated every this| That the first brewery in Wash egistration office aiddave timers t : : nnessee. Lee was a dark juarters, at the Seattle how frown Are you to ce smiling | will keep your orbs proper | ington was erected In 1868 at Fort THE DILLING CAMPAIGN COMMITTER morning, was very busy. or frowning and | alignment | Steflacoom? ick, who is in real charge, thereby lose Closed Jaws Are Best ipia for a few days, ang large slices of| Then you should remember te is back and we have seen your personall-|think of yourself as looking well,| M F Thi B ths of the women in the city, Zour peat all |and so raise the muscies of your| IWAANY unny ings re appening own at the Ke gistrati ion Booths ¢ aunsunce actiniee San Just 1 your! face and your spirit multaneons- a a very businesslik ret * and the ly Be careful to lie on your back rosy-cheeked m who had it} avens! ft my shopping}|horse races, and he says if this|trat . will dis-| without any pillow when you sleep limit by at least 10 min- | bag on a Ye Pe way car,” exclaimed | Dilling person is elected the hand Well, if that's the way you gu ant tahave just as complete appear. This is|and to keep your mouth closed cached the Might |* midde-a woman today, while} books will be put out of busine treat a felluh with a fint wheel, I ation’as our limited pos One of the first|That is the great point. If your é h 2 n the throes of registration. With-| She was gone before the recall | think you're pretty cheap xper will permit,” sal prin delicate wt l mouth will not stay closed while|W@rd registration booth today. She | out allowing the clerk to complete | petition man could recover his] And with that the human Jumbo yhnue heakaaee ae how to be beautiful as explained|you slumber you, must tie it, says|Was so pretty and demure that the | his work of delving into her birth: | poise. left, with indignation splattered all ‘ smpalen, Se rele {” “Weman's| Miss Holland, When you brush|clerk fell ali over himself to help| place, etc., the woman hurried from| Genial Jag: “Whazmybill? over his large countenance a ers in every League b dred Holland, actress, | your teeth you scrape your tongue, |her along | the Prefontaine bulldin tration Clerk “What's your 1 have speakers at all the in New York Drink a glass of water with a little ou see, Jack—that 18, Mr.|truant shopping bi Who are yuh votin’ fer, Bill? Oh, ay! You must never|salt in it each morning before Lewis, wanted me to register,” she| was so angry that he bit holes in “Didn'tburnallthat inquired a roughly-dressed chap, ar 4 say 4 word with an 8 in it unless | breakfast. If you do all those|sald, with a blush which gued the/his penholder. He was somewhat and preeinct, | he stood at the First ward booth to you instantly follow it with a Z.|things there is every prospect that 8 of the clerk mollified when, three hours later day TW 0 DROWNED The reason 1s entirely obvious.|your best fellow will hardly know I—that is—we' want to start in| she returned with her shopping bag | Whazzamazzerkid? | Kwitcherkiddin’, Why, fer Hi Even when you say “Y to the | you within a week or two right—” and then she blushed such | and permitted the clerk to complete| BR. C.: Do you want to register?” | Gill, o'course. Didn't that big fel ——- right man you are producing hok| Miss Holland says corsets are|a delightful pink that tho clerk| the record, 4. 3 Hellon, lookinforzegasif-|luh workin’ fer him on the wate y United Press.) lows in your throat and Z rounds|bad, but admits sadly that all) spattered ink all over the registra-| Sign the reclal petition, lady,”| tz front slip me the price of a shot of FISH, Mont, Jan. 23.—+ them out again women will wear them, tion book. Before the vision left| requested a young man in front of| booze?” f Miss Grace Robinson, eding your face is not z.|" Even kisses may be injurious it| she confided to the clerk that Jack | registration headquarters today sa imed a fat man at reg-| “Ball” shot a withering glance of her, and Joseph C It doce tot imenn dining; it means|you do not use your #kin food,| wanted her to vote for Dilling, and| “Indeed I will not,” said the wo-|istration headquarters today, “If I] contempt at his questioner and left alesman, who were taking #kin food, Don't wash your| Mildred Holland's husband kisses|she was perfdetly certain dack’s| man, with asperity. pogirter and vote will they send an| the building. MR . rday while skating on face with soap. Almond meal—|her considerably. She said #o her-| view of municipal politics was all| “Why not? autymobee! after me election day?” | — Incidentally Bil” will be NARS ee a ear here, Were recovered self, But she applies the remedy, jt the sweetmeats, My husband wants to bet on the I can't say,” responded the regls-| watched election day ’ In charge of woman's campaign. — toc that’s the caper. If your eyes show