The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1911, Page 1

f ject to the same brutal treatment, wt ciline : ' \ ind the cc % als ' But the 1 ng is inclined to policeman has no right to enforce his orders with a club or a/ dov rtunates; if Ch ipen in ja clenched fis licer ) best type—and The Be he) : : ‘ ay ate has a jaile right to beat his prisoners up with | will not any longer subscribe to the Mies EVEN CRIMES THEY HAVE ACTUALLY COM cluberor mash them over the head, even for violation of the jail Let's nc mporize with thi MITTED; \ Nor have the police heads any right to keep men in jail fanity and al t to st t ' c without a trial or a charge, or to keep them from communicati But the new patrolman as soon as he enters the department | with friends, family and attorney art a new 4 an runs across the old-fashioned idea of what a { 1 should ‘ ’ taken to the f ck oO . ! ; 3 ant 5 do—THE LAW OF THE CLUB ‘ A man doesn't have to be brutal to get re which stil wah \ t ‘ Yet they are all alike sub 1an should be above using his club or his fists ITY | The Seattle Star cry. EDITION ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1911 ONE CENT. Siwi"AmtoA%? HERE'S YOUR NEXT JOB, MAYOR DILLING FIRST H ARD SW AT FOR THE B. B. BEE ; BUZZING _ USE AX IN THE HIGH COST OF LIVING FIRE DEPT. (By United Press Leased Wire) | sewing machine trusts and charged | sald WASHIN( p that the republican policy, which This Is a confession, as was the Uaeking the republicar of & created them, was responsible for repub! platform in 1908, that tive tar bt the Increased cost of living. The the theory of protection by duties | l seis : — 7 , t f Be reculted in the of committee deciared the bill would has broken down, that the combir == .. - z z \ r trusts and me es, t cut off $10,000,000 revenue, but ations and trusts which prey on Chief Boyle, appointed by ex-Mayor Gill to pay po ‘atic Ways and me om would be of great benefit to the the people were fostered by as fallen down on his big responsible j felay presented he its people tariff, and that under c Z Boyle ant, hi farmers’ free lis I Referr > f tion the American 2 I eld The committee's report attacked nt that the ta have forced unreas the harvester, beef, lumber and high, the comm s 4 tion |from the people Ml Wil Decide Monday on | MM. WANTS $15, 000,000 Land Case FINALLY And Johnny Boyle isn't big enough for the job t two while he put till a Heuten- These and similar things b ken the spirit out of the firemen. To realize that no matter how good men they are, it won't help them toward promotion or more important work— which every good fireman craves—unless he stands in with Sas sas eee A H OBER a5 Society Women Bring | #2222 es the insurrection now the Southern Pacific, 2,500.06 y greet an e. He st t Ni the fact that President Diaz trut wih: acres of timbe Bei !5 "5 BOY SAYS, “NEVER AGAIN,” aaa: [mene erage m |ta AFTER SHOOTING PLAYMATE © 092% a ecm mal His Escape? inctade Presi-| gnation with oaths, the naming of De L. M Provisional president, a i@eetion law and a bill to pres fhe reelection of president» Definite action on the peace og Be - : ee wanes 7 sopnrhdnd sce ; ~0 be My ne 2 rye ; 3 , of the Washing tion } sears vm . gee : t Robe tk mY a 2OV Ao 8S * "try junta, 's expected soon , € er rn t ‘ 1 ‘ ‘ WEATHER FORECAST : 5 : e y elieve tir tonight and Thr * * ted ome Leased Wire) f. n ‘ c t & if a t : 8, Ariz., April 19.—Hon Pid “* bh olf * ° V a rN late BB cin, than usual RRR RRR ERE EK ‘this ecting to see Juan Age the mbin , . : ; - * , (Meanit on Agua Prieta were doom 4 ‘or 2 1 ‘ . “9 Poa by e \ 9 @4 to disappointment out * gar : t to © 0 th thattime . . too little af- ) Cabral’s force, which last night dutie od: e His a ape ai > hes v “er b rs : - papers | ASCESOn oe in ‘the two dl- Went into camp in full view of the or eget 9 1 the « r e | OF ; ras : ‘ ’ ‘ay € nis morning. J outskirts of the town, was nowhere ? ty ‘ e Se ' , ood it since Dis be seen. A cloud of dust was : e ed Ap tells < . and now she asks * there yesterday aid litt a arey, age " a t morn a ‘ « t € 5 pe na t that r r er and Harold Ev- Rebels Are Confident ane f ng t plowed tr Grob, held at eadquarter ye to Roberts, stating | erest e Kirkland. high sehen Mexic peace movement ‘ Ville r : man o eatt ! whose P ed R 2 1 the debate with the from the stree rough hee . pat dor seh >a revoking the fras naks her st” Pave. Vrees Leased Wire) Nationa at how 1 ST. AD! 3 Ramil fi Fe FT RR RK STOTT IOI IOTI OR HH OK ind phic martes HL 3 Ipowe ieets of the wildest riot the state | * Philadelphia 5 7 Sl Lewant to be Wéislature adjourned sine die at\* MINISTER SAYS CHRIST, IF “WET,” héetan 6. 4 | eieeether lett 12:08 o'clock this morning. Repre-|* WOULD LOSE “DRYS'” INDORSEMENT Satteria i Sarees [ameEimte Wiis Seiitative Spooner attacked an al-|* PORTLAND, Or., April 19. The prohibition party would Brown and Graham. |cause for the shooting | WALTER C. MITCHELL brewery repor the floor,|# not indorse Christ himself if he were not a member of the pro l:; kitint of &@ lover's quarrel, fol-|- and the result was a hasty adjourm |* hibition party aid Rev les T. McPherson laining Americans at Detroit liowing by a understanding | oe, and the killing of 400 bill * the failure of the straight prohibitionists to get him Cleveland - De t game pe Jagain and a re iat then the @ senate yesterday passed a\* as a candidate at large sonaai vain ltinak note of e—this is the ’ Lonete PU providing for the election of | 1 am a republican,” continued McPherson, pastor of the pow t er | United States senators on the Ore-|* Epworth M. B. church 1 did not ask the prohibitionists to Gren is at aia att it il This is the day t sheet fon plan. The measure already had|* indorse me, and I do not expect them to. 1 their poli MEXICANS GUILTY) aces 'o: chures.. Mitahell; at the people in this big country of our Passed the house. A law abolish-|* cies. They would not indorse an angel from heaven if not a youve se tena We {City hospital, is sv & consid Baby Blanche, The Star's e up in mighty mass when ing capital punishment also was|# member of their party. And they would not indorse Christ | NOGALRS, Ariz. April 19.—After Jerably, from his wounds. One leg] homeless baby, who was re- |P. Revere, village tinker Dassed. himself save on the same condition. | twas broken by the bullet ¢ ported as quite sick yesterday, | said: “Sick and wnt at om That is te , it was just 136 hat a handful of started the battle and they finished it|the town deliberated all night, the * Sthhae hake eh * McPherson will ask for votes from his pulpit nex jury in the case of Fernandino Islaa {Other bullet caused only a fl |: wane meth Petter secay. Shee & TODAY'S BATTERIES * day, he sald and Maxin uidadate, charged | Wound under the constant care of a | year ® “At 2 o'clock today it was ed ¥ definitely announced by Man- *|* Nager Brashear of the Van ®couver team that Erickson and ® Lewis would make the bat a tries for tod ne 4 Zackert and Shea are the Mvatteries for the Giants Sade ee ee ee with the three Chinese trained nurse and will be strong | Yanke from whon are alleged to have and well again goon, it is |of Lexington : 5 ater 0 here were a few hun-| The Americans fought again, accepted 1 smuggle then thought. The Star will make |later on. 7 3 into the d States, returned NEWS ITEMS FROM no decision about awarding her |dred of them, the Americans, and| And they eventually won : , ‘ | 4 - ey were armed with plough-| But it was just 136 years aga Net of murde fe firet. de to any of the scores of appli. |they were art , : gree. I nment. wa THE HICKTOWN BEE cants until she is completely shares, axes and a few aged and today that the big noise started i recovered decrepit guns that often missed] We started to write a funny lit without salt and pepper and fire—more often than not tle story about it. We were going Importent Notice! This sounds British soldiers had modern|to make as many bad puns and as . * * * * * * * | * Jack The good to us chicken raisers, but not|* Liss, a chef, today is in good * HAVE DEFICIT now te WILL END DEBATE arme—modern in those days —and| many bad jokes nosaible. But e68.|* health and $100 richer, Liss * ' the * * x * * * - * * * eer eae oS EGGS ARE UP |: *:ési8i%:+% BAKERSFIELD. Ca 19.—After eating 18 BY PAUL, OFFICE BOY NO, 2. iliaiaiadaiatintatntate’ without batting an ¢ ch ' to the people who have to buy eee | | generals who knew war game./after reading y poem Pollowing an order fr for eggs have gone up one cent thi WASHINGTON, D. C., April 19, at Ry United Press Leased Wire.) But the Britishers were fighting | about it all, t Taft j ewellyn | morning on fresh ranch eggs. Hint With the expenditure for the month} #™ the WASHINGTON, D. C., April 19.—|for so many shillings a day and|. go, in place a Gitte Roni Pesterdny aseic r r start in the business and make $8,000,000 greater than last year} ‘ The conclusion of the debate in the|the Yanks were fighting for lib-| yarn today, we z you to P Toll of the medical troops, Seattle,’ money, also raise spud: and receipts of $1,000,000 le the has 156 0 house on the Underwood rectly itylerty; they were fighting for you] read this little bit of history about bet even with a pool of half a dozen after-midnight custom ers. He swallowed the egg at intervals of a minute each. C. 8. Sapp. st artillery re & cents a pound for 4 P nment finances have slipped} \ bill pected tonight, Re Jand me this. g free land of our Your y b es a ae t . and m Bee corps, Snohomish, and ¢ 2 cents for White Rivers, and, loc fet dina back over the line from surplus to Surniar who he ; entative Gudger (democrat, North] ‘They fought well—but they were| land, and our land 10. Meies, regiin« nial commias 2 cents, which is pretty Americans at Washington deficit. April began with a surplus " 1 Carolina), a protectionist, delivered] driven off. Their granaries were Hasn't it been more interesting? Yakima, to go to Mexico to good mon f you've got a lot of New York-Washington game post-| ut today's report how a deficit is bong r a speech today attacking reciprocity | burned and King George's me n| Ha n't it made you almighty Withess the maneuver them. poned; rain, jet $4,000900. o am " J48 unjust and discriminatory drank up their rum and_ pills aged | tha you are an American?