The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 3, 1911, Page 1

e tonight and see just anies today wen nates for every luc “VOL. 13, NO. 34 Wb INTERESTS THER TO WASHINGTON Two best tickets to lead ky finder who found the (FROM THE STAR MARCH 73) ONLY SE ATTLE, WASH HATCHED ii 191 DEMOCRA TS TACKLE TARIFF TO THREAT 1S MADE. BY IMT The Seattle Star INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE MONDAY, APRIL Busy nies, Clues ight away every day this week GET d find one of the lucky pen in the regular edition of The Star Watch out! ONE CENT. finite? Wouldn’t This Make You Kill Two Birds With One Stone--What? HILLMAN CAN'T GET BAIL MONEY FRIENDS URGE HIM 10 60 TO PEN In a sort of barred cage in the corner of United Sta Marshal | Jacoby's office, C. D. Hillman is | waiting today for bail. He had been the county jail since 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Hillman must get someone to put }up $217,500 before he can go free. He cannot put up his own money. hard slash ‘ (By Unites Press.) The ball must be in cash bee the democrats, when cot | WASHINGTON, April 3.—Repub. Of the bonds, $200,000 is to cover 4 ny tomorrow, a huge lobby licans close to Taft declare that h seal. 4eiie tile a ‘ ¥ t b should the democrats get a tariff] toa pve Mn ce agi teed @interested manipulators ts gath sg bere today Prominent among (he tives of the a “wbedule K. wich Ways and Me detennced | Je the first schedul to noon today jad not written his be probed for its fa pr iets the steel trust, the post offic Gpertment will be combe revision bill through both t and senate, the president | tainly veto them In spite of this threat, the d erats, at thelr conf iterated thelr d vine certain seh: urem, It Is believ house with a rash will today, re #. Such me will go thre and the dem jemo- igh years in the federal penitentiary for using the mails to defraud. Next is $15,000 supersedeas bond, to cover his $5,200 fine and the court costs. Lastly is the $2,500 bail fixed by dudbe Domworth this morning to cover his appeal from the 20 days’ sentence in jail for tampering with the jury. ocrats believe that sufficient num year 2” AR EEE Pap . ber of ingurgents in the sénate will Tow 1 building this 1 ee = ¢ oe “prident Taft's reciprocity m¢ te in favor of the resolutian to p Ara rgd shear ane fm 16 Feapportion the cc the bills in that body, The late thet a tater the new - atter will then t to the | - Ch revise 4 t he é __Uree Him to ) Serve Term ; < ecoe a re wert pale i make inighty} Seethiat; Hawkey iiltihnn “shes & toe qu policy of eco’ an lond campalg unde xt yea pbb erage regi vgs “trenchment an, aré iillman te | The department thout further subm Beonnection with the ‘ond ‘ controversy and the Ballinger It * th Lb Pachot fight fs again to be the ‘ e will mn Tmbject of a full inquiry able to ra will BX UM 10 ~ KEEP IT DARK (ity United Prem) WASHINGTON, Apri! 3. to avoid publicity of the Anxious reasons day that b of three b he would which led to the American naval! there. It that he and military mobilization on the| | wa atin te ie tha. ahaa: Mexican frontier, President Taft | ment : today received Wm. Sulzer, con nas Be said fet Wak: , greseman from New York, and gave| » Fant detain Gitaada apwa Arn, iia Ger Hay com : him the whole inside history of GEORGIA COOPER vg fe will be the move. adi la signed by Prosecuting At j oe : Popular lead: ng ady : | Siershy and many promt | Aftor the talk, Sulzer, who is] Unless you reserve your seats) So, you see, you can go to the| a end women of Beat [chairman of the mew house com-|right away for The Star's big bene-|Seattle theatre tonight and enjoy for the pardon of Rev. E. B | mittee on foreign affairs, refused | ne performance at the ttle thea ple sr nd a evening's berger veer aged minister, who was con. } to discuss the affair, declaring that | and help Seattle's worthiest charity Weted last week of violating bis jhe hind been asked to keep the in-|tFe tonight, you. may not get in Om at the time. What d’ye know 4aty as clection judze | formation imparted to him a dead|this best of all good things about this killing two birds with Mr. Sutton toe deposition of IP | secret The performance will be a revela- one stone—what? | ‘a Voman voter, ai her request, and iy YN | ft i authoritatively said that/tion; there will be lots of things| The regular otfering of the com pap Gidiith oan Traimered for her, making the no Ny All| President Taft will resist to the ut-|doing that are not down on the |pany is “The Blue Mouse,” clever-| cincago ee a Piitin underneath, “done by E. B. ita | ad | most any attempt to make the facts | every-night program. Peay | at of es be sey" Fi. to bel? | the betting Carter B Hak Bation.” As he was a Dilling work: | = - liu ‘thee matter known, and that if| Georgia Cooper is another of the |things along for the little orphans,| icon ay republicans are ©, Gi) men swore to warrants for they are formally demanded be will | players who will help to 2 make the the | Plone 4 Printing company | confident that Pieaa rat's ene five years in th it | nie pablication would be incompatible | ent over actual operating expenses |cards free, and Foster & Kleiser,|Cha, E. Me oous Malte fe an anstotant po . nn em ee at Cle-Elum, and the union claims|order, immediately ordered all | with the public welfare. will go to help swell The Star's |the signboard people, saw that they | mayor pe Pr sec ry niican, TEE Presbyterian charch, Le BUR April 3—In an|that many non-union men have| mines controlled by the company . Jrescue fund for Mother Ryther’s were properly distributed. aubindere: te wait aie endeavor to force the mine owners | been employed to take the places |to be clos | | home. 4 nothing for this service PE cag small Py iogs 2 * ; valor srenchad toc 40 12, observe the “closed: shop,” 2,500 |of those discharged, who were| Sheriff German hag sworn in 30/"@** * *** A ARKH HH HUE _— - om Souett ison ie mony sonra He fnsists that he did not ners employed by the Northwest-| members of that organization deputies, the Cle-Elum police force |* bd Be record vote will undoubtedly & that he was violating the law (27 lmprovement company at C' Saturday night the unions held|has been increased to 30, and in|* ARE WOMEN SLAVES? = #/ Cox SA VES — peep E% 9: Se maistered the race Elum, Roslyn, Jonesville, Ronald | meetings at the various towns af- campa scores more of spe |* KANSAS uy, April 3.— * Tdiciaes in tha-eaoenl’ sina Wake ena . and Number 5, went on strike this fected, and voted to demand «cial officers are guarding property. | * Mfemen are slaves under pres- * 196 $ toi on ‘Harrisce . PORTLAND, Or, April 3 —Judge | morning |closed shop, notifying Superinten-| Thus far there have been no dem-|* at teaeaiien ond marriages i SEL F IN TIME ae etotetane nakoiie talons fh today set May 18 ax the| The Miners’ unton signed a con-|dent Claghorn of the Northwestern onstrations, but that trouble Je an-|* eee mosily shameloos trades. pects to poll from 50,600 to 75,000 mie for the execution of Jans tract last September submitting to|Improvement company of their ac-| ticipated is evidenced by the ac 7 Ps ie Untied Prete.) “Boss” @ B.C indicted for| Votes. The leading candidates to- RSE, who was convicted of kill-|an “open shop” agreement. A/tion. Claghorn, in an endeavor to| tivity of police officers in adding eee gt Oo oo nt CINCINNATT, Ohio. April 3—| perjury, comes out of hiding by|@ay made statements of campaign wife. 0 isc! ef er a Gs D, ho is | 5 ae | B id A bb ee ry 0 _lmoats Ago 130 men wrie dis harged | mitigate the _stlect of the strike to their forces Raa Eis tetas for 8 veriec ot 100. &| Bo ‘cox appeared at the |noon today be will telegraph the|€XDenses, | Merriam's fund being _ " Rhee kethhn he he |e tures * | court oct here today just before | police-departments of all large cay as 57,000 and Harrison's at “ % "There is no reason why a &|noon, barely forestalling Prose-|cities to arrest the politician as a| $18,000 * For selling 15 cents worth #/ 4) Joeman should not work and *|cutor Hunt’s plan to telegraph the |a fugitive from justice. Circulars —_—_——— * of sugar and a can of Car # # support herself,” said Miss #| police of the country to arrest him | bearing Cox's description, Hunt de-)¥ ¥ #4 ey HME RR RE ‘The county commissioners thix|* nation milk yesterday, M. #)% GOtme veo: When she # {as @ fugitive. jelared, would be sent out just as|* * afternoon are hearing arguments |* Watanabe, a Japanese grocer # 4 ” | though the millionaire were a crim-|* DOG SHOW ENTRIES. * for and againat the proposed trade |* at 12th av. S. and King st, #)* hae © very young baby hd inal of the ord dety * * or and again proposed trade | * Seg yl wie #| CINCINNATL, April 3.—Prose-| {nal of the ordinary variety. m1 = olliowing Hunt's announcement, ao Press.) jton, becoming vice-president of a/of county lands for The Meadows * was arrest y Patrolman &|e eee ae eke eee ee eH] Cutor Hunt announced that uniess| Following Hunt's announcement, * tk ** tke eee HR RH WASHINGTON, April %—Hot | Morgan bank, the bureau ag track, At the same time the ques. bi ass for breaking the Sun- ¥ — ‘4 | Cox's attorneys tntimated that their] The entries for Seattle's annual for President Taft's adminis. “Do Morgan and Rockefeller give|tion of building a new courtho' ay law, , client would return either today or ; ie out these bigh-salaried positions to|on the Orpheum site will be die |¥*¥* Re Me RN RH ]tomorrow and would furnish | °° Show Will close Wednesday for its intimacy with Wall handed out by the new demo and Vice Versa,” WASHINGTON, April GIVE HER $36,000- 3.—Mres. |“ government employes for services rendered by them while they are | Wall ast. and President Taft's im- HE DID. ‘take good care of Mrs. Cramer and! ia i JOHN MANNING DEAD. years ago in highest courts in the | children. pany. was a widower. PEACE CONFERENCE bond. acceptable to the Diaz regime and |for the ed in order to prevent his appear PURSUE, REBELS stronghold, is increasing daily, Kuebler and his wife then drove to her lawyer's office, where she | directed that the suit be dismissed, Confound you lawyers, anyhow It is believed Cox disappear: | and unless have your beastie you Congressional press bureau in the government, or is It because John A. Manning, a native of! gy pago, April 3.—Francisco ing before Democratic Judge Gor. entered by then, is the cause of the prediction of a realization that men like a sec $ FIRST BLOOD ji 76 years old, and) yadero, Sr, and Alfonso Madero ‘ |man, whose term of office expires he'll not shine in today that the coming session | retary to the president are likely to : a resident of Beattle for 12 years,| conferred here today with a num-| SAN DIEGO, April 3.—Alarm at/ on Saturday, the limelight this Will see some sizzling have valuable secrets which may be] wagHINGTON, D. C., April 3.— |died yesterday of heart disease ati ngs of prominent Mexicans, pre-+Ensenada over the threatening at pad year. R. M. Pal- useful for speculative purposes? chiacidptts ? his home, 5018 Interlake av. Hel gymably on the probability of ttude of the insurgents under Gen teak Laaty Wale ption, White House |Going and coming, the path between| After having been defeated two is survived by a widow and five! beace proposals which would be Berthold, who has made Alamo a| top: S ivorce ing, ip: the: seare- tary of the Kennel club, and entries set to President Taft's| mediate cirele is short and much | construction of the commodities | Dies AT ASYLUM. the Madero adherents. cording to pagsengere who arrived) o. Ing April . | mast be made directly through his ; embers of the revolutionary|today from the Lower California hen he was informer ba’ 18 | office. fale secretary D. ee _acants de e NSE oS clause, the government this after-| 1, .§ Smitt, for 24 yearn a resi- vee complain that the ner lenottal They say that the Ensen-| wife had sued him for a divorce,| noon won the first move in a new|dent of Seattle and an inmate of| Madero Is “hogging the Mmelight’, adians have to meet the reb-| Frank Kuebler, weslthy.. tarmer,| SPOOKS battle for the same provision |Steflacoom insane asylum for four! @hey are greatly dixgruntled over |els at Mexicali, leaving only the|drove home, took his wife across MAS FOSTER k | against the Lehigh Valley railroad | years, died Saturday. Smitt was) pis efforts to make the main revo-|warship Gen. Guerrero available|his lap and spanked her with a oe and the Lehigh Valley Coal Com-|formerly a resident of Bajlard. Heltution family affair. | town's defonse, slipper, TALKS TO GRAND JURY Mrs. 8. Foster Kelly, wife of the 8) 3 Pier Cramer, a government em.| sive her money.” Now Hurd wants | | said Kuebler. “My wife didn’t want| banker who bec og ene cae fa tate A Te the money returned a divorce and I soon showed her] ){°T%, Acco! © the charges dant today in a sult Mrs. “Cramer. frankly admitted | she didn’t.” essen at in the recent sen- = PRM by a son of Fenton J |that she had inditea a few bright ations piiverce, sult, ee . ee mms to have been be-|aged lover, “because he wa Just H. A. Gibbons, the ex-deputy o and from whom she is said | c y to get some message from his | assessor who related the Laurel- ot im wi ah al | cyto pve etme rom | TO GREET T.R 4 : jhurst incident incriminating §, iis that spooks wrote let|gave her the money “just because ‘This Ie the flet chapter, of | one chapter to appear in @ great city like Seattle? sh” madein| Foster Ke! . ‘a to his father advising him to|he loved her day this week in The finding the lneky pen Wella went out of the SECOND AV. HOTEL alone. At the A “Roosevelt March,” made-in pater Kelly, was also examined. ‘The Star will wa leading theatres. | Seattle, will be played by the/ The stenographer who reported the } _ iii + will be pol fee & Bi. iid: panied: us dues entrance he noticed a FLOWER STAND, and stopped for a tiny bune'! i craheutite, at the banquet given Col.| Henry trial was a third witness, ] lead ‘direetiy, tthe hiding places ot the titte copper coins.” “They ace pris [OF violets, Roosevelt next Thursday afternoon | Mrs. Kelly, pale, reserved, and i ouse Is Last Stage i In the ae oe yy tay office with Walking NORTH ON SECOND AV., he crossed the street on|at the Washington he ‘The {fashionably clad, had nothing to fe noon and wot the NEXT BLOCK and paused in front of a “FIVE AND TEN CENT|march was composed by Adolph|Say concerning "her testimony. veny ty STORE.” ONE OF THE PENNIES WAS THERE—RIGHT IN| Edgren of the Edgren School of hile the crime charged by Gib- eckered Career of Old Man . CHAP’ THE CORNER OF THE LEDGE OF THE SHOP WINDOW. Music, 1608 Boylston av one is a felony, it cannot be “Sr believe that the girl and the pennies are in Seattle, do Walking further NORTH, Wells came to a HARDWARE STORE, P pais | ac, by spe ty on complaint ot Landers, the 83-year-old , $15,000 against his son for an al- viuit Dia 0 ‘a atts than, ooking pensively down upon the shop-|fight on THE CORNER OF THE STREET. Stepping up to a “a URW Lien Serearn hal either the Jayured wile or hustang: SMALL’ BOY wearing A BLUE AND RED SWEATER, he asked, ot @ 16-year-old wi who | leged assault ping crowd, hurrying up and down Second ay. night claimed Mrs. Mary Adelaide Fudge Ronald's order to pro " rar “| am sure of it,” replied his companion, fervently. politely, “Have you one of the lucky pennies?” WITHOUT A WORD|Ulsit clalined Mis. Mary Adelaide thelr baby boy. witch he win RAE MAEM RH) Young men; both tall and weil favored, ‘The one who| THE LITTLE LAD HANDED OUT THE SECOND OF THE|1*!¥en widow ef the late Charles/| NEWS ITEMS FROM o * Showers tonight and Tues *|1 04 trst spoken was Richard Darnell, one of Seattle's most success-|LUCKY COINS. It was 24 years s Mary | obtained |* day; light easterly winds. = ®/ et voung iawyers—and a bachelor. ‘The other was Marston Wells, Wells hurried up that street—{t was Unton ‘st.—and came to a] qotaide Moore, daughter of a Phil} THE HICKTOWN BEE aoe ver months | tk kK RR KK IKE socrut agent of one of the greatest banking houses of New York fine NEW CIGAR STORE. He had seen many like it in New York.|agoiphia druggist, married. Yerkes, | : the county itiouse aa, Wells arrived in Seattle this morning. A telegram had preceded|And here, RIGHT IN THE ENTRANCE ON THIRD AV., was an-|phe jatter was fresh from Cherry Tasders has had an adventurous him, and Darnell soon found quarters for him in a comfortable hotel |other of the lucky coins Hill penitenti where he had iTS HEIGHT. ON SECOND AV.—A PLACE NOTED FOR been sentenced in connection with apartments the two discussed the More than 40 And the fourth? He found that in a big GRANITE BUILDING, visit Hick ago OFT. FOR, BILL ® Member of the notorious Behind locked doors of Wells’ u right across the street in a diagonal direction, THE FOURTH LUCKY |a municipal franchise, In order to is Year. We €8ng in Missourl. He ts strange errand that had brought the New Yorker to the Coast PENNY WAS ON THE FLOOR BENEATH A STEAM RADIATOR.| marry Miss Moore he divorced the | town with more Wentor of a loxging jack and b (pdt nigh Sal beet; wre “{t's just this, in a nut shell,” said Wells, “Irene Morgan disap-|jt was the first radiator from the Union st, entrance. woman who had remained devoted | M48 Worth about 000 he ce pi is rem: Ue ag ne peared from her home three months ago. She was young, beautiful Highly elated, Wells retyrned to his hotel to him throughout his imprison. i ; et for the third time two| Beran Ce mien ye oe tity, [and talented, Nothing was heard of her until five days ago, when “I only fear that the four pennies will not be so easily unearthed; ment, and had aided in obtaining “kage figs ot ¥: |her father received a post-card from Seattle, It said: ‘Find the 24 i commutation Of nahtense tomorrow,” he murmured, Bec: to live with his son| 2 plat to Palen, HOOOES te I lost pennies in Seattle and I will return home.’ It was signed simply ess 16 GUSSEN ASEAN, Boh atter is release from jail, but $ ‘Irene. . ut} duce Bryan to transfer his Com- : TOMORROW'S installment of this mystery story will contain| : 3 th Quarrel with bi a} “Maybe it is a hoax,” observed Darnell, with typical legal caution tt : : a a san.|..& Speaker to represent — the 4 ft io sacral peers rsa econ burs & inte “No, ft 4s genuine enough,” replied Marston Wells, “And now the ron more clues—each leading to the hiding place of Lucky Pen-| proaqway and Lincoln high schools | : fay wae) age Ter ee wil share wit. |thing for me to do 1s to find the pennies. If 1 find FOUR EVERY | Mies. at the interepholastin staplamatory AS his own money but is pl ry re iat i ie pei : |DAY, BEGINNING TODAY, | WILL BE SATISFIED.” The: clues will appear in The Star regular edition, sold on the| contest at the University of Wash i ippi, and for- , Ag ara A di enator Berry, of Arkan- will urge Bryan to accept. hunt out the hidden on Seventh ay, Wateh for the story Star office ington auditorium, will be selected May 6. streots during the afternooi He also it fo pennies, and hurry with them to The a suit 80n's name. Salem, bringing “4 at the rete of four a day— for | But where might one find 24 pennies