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

attle Daily Star.—Dear Sir: Allow me to con Seattle is a city of success and progress, and we want n Star on its energetic fight in behalf of the street | knockers for this new enterprise ssue. Without its aid our fight in bebalf of this March 9, 1911 OLIVER T, ERICKSON would have been hopeless. | . yee | pute sg re of the mendacious literature with which the gested on the serene, 50: Been te | er oie eoniall. ied turned thousands of votes. More than that = : reer eetored tickt| MEO peBlion entering my tame wa se helped to keep unshaken the people's con. |, ‘ " , ired, and the filing fee paid t off te on, who | Proximate Seattle, which this vicious literature tried to destroy . for am o athorising. the | {genda who desired to havo another : pet yoy ih ters in all walks of life and residents of all parts of ‘ ; bong laeue ple Revoneees | Ee eisions combing fer the uve spoken emphatically on this issue. I trust that all 7 met ae il and vigeranale | bed dates... carried out their 4 andate of the voters and boost to make the | his bu Seatt ato effect... fs enforcement ofpaires t the best of-my ability, ‘The line as successful as our water and light plants, ! outcome ot es T foresee the Installation tot) cont to me of the two cam For 7 Picture Man at the schools tomor Owners who will exhibit at the benot show this He will snap boys and girls every morn year will be interested in The Star silver trophy ng, and The Star will pay $1 if It happens to | which will be given to the best dog bred and be YOUR picture. Now, don’t miss seeing The owned in Seattle, Read about it on the sport petihtesaah bathe us ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE nh pate Sei SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1911 ONE CEN NEWs STANDS be. FIRST WAR PICTURES FROM MEXICAN BORDER tie the fruits ‘of guished from th « headquartere i insure toni % This photograph was taken on the outskirts of J arez, acros Mexican Ineurrectes or revolutionists returning from a skirmish against the government troops. The can federal detachment just returning from a chase after a big band of revolutionists that found escape inte picture was taken not three miles from the United States boundary line and shows the boldness of the 6 000 Troops od e' i en. Juan N. Navarro, chief of the Mexican jovernment troops in hy nil hy rk the barried th nite th hy nited States t: WHAT EVERYBODY IN SEATTLE IS TALKING ABOUT THESE DAYS TYRANT’S DEATH STRAP HANGING OOTY Lie . REACH FRONTIER On the Frontier, Near El Paso, Tex., March 9.—With side I r in deat I ds of Mexican de and rush- Mexico is d States ains can eceived orokers” news has ndents in ed to send BOMOS CARRIED FEEL ROOT 17 aes ae et ae ee r a . ] | YOU SEE, THE Peopie WONDER WHAT WELL Welt Soon BE WOMOER NOW FURTA'S MISS 796 f/ (Guess ov vs 1S KOS can -REPOR ED: ROOPS Gor Time or THInKS RIDING ON OVR OWN BOSTON BONO HOLDERS Txt BOVOS Nave Won MOE FREE OF TNE 5 J WASHINGTON, D. C., March 9.—President Taft has been in secret IT b] e ° conference with Ambassador de la Barra of Mexico for several hours, BOILED DOWN but no information has been given out. HILLMAN 5 FATE Children File Out + on SeTeRE ELECTION FACTS } s0:n'seciment, us. A. of San Francisco, under Colonel Chas. 8, Chubly | 30th regiment, U. S. A., of San Francisco, under Colonel Chas. 8. Chub, | en route for San Diego, arrived in Los Angeles at 10:30 o'clock today. ? of Burnin School Gomé™ boy or girl at either the! iit ard petting TT1 s F FORT WORTH, Texas, March 9.—Packing houses here today re Central or eBacon Hill school will : ceived orders from army headquarters to ship dally a carload of beef Y mornit ‘ on loarning of the fire, Princi.(2© snapped” by The Star's picture to San Antonio for a period of at least one month, Ac al ‘Blair bad rushed the Janitor |Me" tomorrow. It may be you esket e & = Saget nem box to pote te te Beginning tomorrow morning | ward with 1 = a here MEXICALI, Mexico, March 9.—Driven by reports of impending oc defeat, s aring to} 7 {eh or t ks partment, while he calmly made| The Star Picture Man will ap- | ag m= nd cupation of Lower California by United States troops and urged to ac Waterloo. ned of|his way to the signal box and| pear at some one of the public tivity by the Los Angeles revolutionary junta, General Leyva, command . Turns on Hillman tows vsht : iglied the sexeal five aril aie Schools of Seattle armed with a \ , wn ward ing the rebel forces in Mexicali, announced today that unless attacked heen on for over five weeks, Will] phon ‘turning’ hin niveation Pay , currence’ in tho{) fapld fire camera. The Picture t rotor ch.| before tomorrow by federal troops reported in the vicinity, he would be in the hands of the jury. Dis ? : et Seeeeoe , $ . oceurra’ a th an will snap a number of Pca ‘ move on Ensenada i trict Attorney nish is t : ‘ ; : Fig — . havens bas eat boys and girls as they enter Rebel scouts today reported that the federals had withdrawn inte closing argume ? vrs ‘ the f nonine % . . + eee th the school building or while Picacho pass, and rather than risk an engagement with them under noon, ¥ adge Donworth | "pyn pcg pir coolly but hastily m ait ‘avo ot play, wae th the geological disadvantages, Gen. Leyva announced his intention of taking began instructing the jury s he ¢ e 1 me i way f ne bul 0s EOE Teron of thet alone dey ene his men along the border, attacking Tia Juana en route A. * POE 1 h tro entir tieh fis | the ¢ nothing of the, Of these pictures will be printed Fn Cape pags y s tap-tap, and in perfect children highly on thelr self pow | #¢@ ' YOUR picture is print of the iT n « ed. if it is, j come down to D. touched on the charges tn th om » csr eg Fi i good bebavi The Star office, bring the paper CZA R’S DEMA NDS ale ~ pe eh and Me 1 t n of Eden for ‘con-|'* with you and The Star will pay © Ninth ware ere ris have ca pt y of r franc he quit . u $1. Every day the Pictur: ard an i r (By United Press.) Chi rt Chi # hev Baca. Go qui s you $ y day ure | a y United inwanto, in Chi Li provinee. mentioning ae’ bte "| Mrs. Tiedemann on Her Feet; Man will appear at a different |led my by a til Seicina, maveh ‘$c he Ghislees' |e Gellnead that! van Seana Sane om Peso * ti “d t s un-| hool, Watch him— tting 2,753 ve r i Todd Scores Morris . ° " genes! atch out for hin foreign board refused today to ac-/@% actuated in its refusal by a . : F ° and watch The Star every night i 7 resolve that Russian trade en cg See ks Generous Star Readers Did It) jr jst’ eire Way's | cede to Russl's demand for tras |croachment will ot” be counte n his friend hat is Morris based | tire eu} 2 YOU any day—don't miss look oh lke \ highest vote ing privileges on the island of nanced in China outside Manchuria, I am not his friend and have no t gi mhat aid ths for the picture on thi e n wa 13th, where he for his methods. Morris is Seatt aa’ th Ww 3; | Ing for the picture on this pag leading criminal lawyer, the et 90 gl Leagme - 199 | | tomorrow 321 rying the ward ick. | © 2 ¥ defender of the rich law viol Bae Was impesche y Ante Star. rq ene who read. the story 100}. TOMORROW MORNING BE. | * i the man every desperate crimina iron eo her misfortunes have come out seas MEE Sih eootan cae are ; t i Oe arms OR Yate aot Alre noes meeniae enn lee o her aid that she has PICTURE MAN WILL BE EITHER re Rl tha . the law. His braggadocio and binft cores, Tenet. {Ueen Sten DrOviRIOns, CONSE ARE) i, on total 445.00|AT THE CENTRAL scHooL, |°! vot t fe ahout the.government’s case: break- [7° ched by Hargiss, hie | money enough to give her a good |SEVENTH AV. AND MADISON | Ward, his record being 109 vot ing down is affected to save him-| rm ploye, and he was | rest and fresh start in life keke REN SRAR SW &HHIST.OR AT THE BEACON HILL urd ' ook He The Star suggested that one FEAR BIG STRIKE * | SCHOOL, ON LANDER 8T. Smith got more vote ha b ; tatements |iar would giv a da " CHICAGO, March $—During #| t and Murphy combined the process of a petition Of lye ya ee RMN MMH MH about 10,000 more vote ard of county com-) county hospital, and on account of deposited o fa month and a half from the con t y of the other candidates in ¥ . 1 Show are Journeymen steamfitters for # a an econ " eed. tit to xia the cota Lthe ink Sua a. the Hi has never done an came in today and \* bare jn give the coun’ ng hours and the salary, NEWS ITEMS FR ejttiiman has never don any | tributions that came in ¢ ay Ai 1) % an injunction to brevent the *|% WEATHER FORECAST low division hospital nurses an eight-hour day | Superintendent O'Rourke has found ns BpeaK | yesterday #. Tiedeman € nlcago ndes Council and . ha . : " y Nl wishin > anc et aaa oy dL nage THE HICKTOWN BEE }) touder than words Ot 6164 Diockiyn ay, The Mitel e Ge ateesae mei] and */® ~ Fair tonight and Friday; Murphy got more than 1,000 votes | and $50 a month, every nurse will| difficulty in keeping nurses for any 1 1 tol the Steamfitters’ union from *}» moderate southeasterly winds in only one ward, the Seventh.| walk out on a strik length of time. scription list now stan j declaring general strike, the #| *| Erickson got more than 1,000 in-l2) Such was the ultimatum handed - MAN DIES | lows labor loaders ordered approx! 4 wk a et ak tok different wards. the board this morning by a com. PREKENN ENE EERE | Acknowledged in yesterday's Star mately 10,000 to strike. ‘i mittee of eight nurses from the hos. * | BY GAS. sepscoasnaan 0 FT TZEEEENS + +S RE ATRICE TURNBULL LOSES SUIT. les ncz cries osirdle “*'aQeene's | 4 o'clock this afternoc Fis of C. D. Hillman, whose trial; me oe hie nsing the mails to defraud bas from the banks in regard to money |On ‘ will get a rest +e PAYS BIG DIVIDEND ‘ hours a day for $45 a month, and 2 Ot aan on 844) Champ Wote Getter |” AGAINST LUCKY BALDWIN ESTATE) sss stu |S wi TOPEQ'P lak melon in the shape of a stock Jeannot properly take care pa dividend of 83 1-3 per cent * Fifth ay. this morning at about | A Workingman - ‘3 4 council at the head of the list, was] LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 9.—) suit against the Baldwin estate| tients Commissioner McKenzie} % has been cut by the directors % Marburger 00 | givem the most votes of any man | seeiy* dwin furpb here. The jury that has been listen-| stated that in his opinion — their of the Sears, Roebuck & Co, ® |10 o'clock, the result of inhalation 1.00 | ever elected to office in Seattle. eee ray bese ed a Ing to the evidence returned a ver-| stand was a just one and that so far|% the mail ord firm, The % of gas. ifle Ho 2.50 | fore Mr. Hrickson's remarkable rec-| ® 17-year-old girl who Kas been! act turning down the girl at the| as he was concerned their demands|% dividend ts payable April 1 to # Lee has been working in George-| Sila hibold 3.0) ord, Mayor Dill w the cham, | fighting for a share in the $11,000,-| direction of the judge in the case,! would be granted, A decision will stockholders of record March ® fon thes {town until four days ago. “He has | Cash 1.00 | pion yote getter, The vote of Dill-|@0) estate left by B. J, (Lucky")| who held that no evidence to prove | be rendered by the board Tuesday 1. * n from #eattle yor | been drinking,” declared Mrs, J.| Clarence Lawrence 1.00/ing for mayor and Erickson for| Baldwin, alleged to be her father,| the girl's parentage had been offer-| when Commissioner Hamilton re. - * ei aut tee Secon a, Pulv proprietor of the lodg-| A. M. Thoma’ seeee 50! council compared 1s as follows has lost out and today prepares toled. The girl’s mother at one time] tu The firm has its western % if wood once in a while our- |ing house. “Last night when he|Chas. Justi . 2.00) Briekson sf 92,65 rt back to her home in Boston/ brought suit against the million-| At present 12 nurses are taking|* branch office in Seattle * tibet, Physica! culture enough | eame home he was very drunk, AON, Herrett ......0.00+ 6.00 | Dilling Patios er mother, who started theatre turfman for seduction, care of some 300 patients at the|* tk RAR RRR KR RR A opel | HEHEHE E EEE