The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1911, Page 3

THE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 29, Mele by Condo A Hole in the Baseball Fence---Adolf Guards It _ ai _- Senge by Scheeter CONE, Y HAP DOooTiES Sef, 1 NOP ac ‘ pou ODY GHALL FOR You, ADOLF, COME A LARTCH CAFITY. ENTRANCE Ato Doren WANE RAN, MIT ME. SOME IMPOLITE QUART 1D. QUART DISS BALL PARK arte * POEM * CRIMINALS HAF BLOWED ID MIT YOUR LIFE. DROUGH DISS HOLE } tc vcawn A HOLE IN BER BASE UNLESS DRY STE { noe BALL FENCE, MUST BE KEPT REMAINING ON MY DEAD FACE. { j When women : e Ty eat! SER GAME 1. HAF renee | } 1 240 Ant that © 106 | y ta eo O14 1 Lio baa Cla % wi . k | 1 the %, er BSanta’s ao aude Me ca pogo A Bryan Trial Attracts RELIEVE Litng PROTEST Odds and Ends From Everywhere Lesson in This for vale sed Wire TANGIER, April 2 ‘ The trial of State Senator J, W.| posing him politically because of | Fo, of , penile aah Bryan, accused of unprofessional | Bryan's local option campaign elieved .t " , pio a are 5 f eonduct as an attorney, regarded as Yakey's Expense Account Frer 2 . 8 = . sine 7 3 By United Prees Leased Wire ends r their admission one of the most remarkable court} Line by line, and occasionally,| Mulal Hotid and a y a 5 ee " LONDON, Apr of reform would roceedings in the state of Wash-| word by word, Bryan in t r peans w . " ened . ® be hb been off commotion The bumanitarians ton, is rapidly coming to a close.| examination of Judge Y hi i . charge g up| April 29, 1863, Gen Stone-| PARIS.—An undated Tangier dis- | nt that however, on knowing key s subjected to an-| up the affidavits. Judg S under lem atid ! Angele man, U. 8. A, with 10,000 cavalry: | Patch received here today says tt torture do actua what being done and how of fierce gruelling yester-| played a lack of memory on mar ox tt 4 - Th men Gashed across the Rappat the French flying column for the | rit} 1 the. woverdinedt is quink- to. ue day, and the trial was adjourned) points. Other points of vital im I e de ! “ ef*ot Fez has arrived withir are be che t Sl antil Monday portance, the judge was forced t ng at ea iy of that city nds f ef t ions covered the ae Turne Tables on Accusers. [admit as bearing out Bry Seattle Man Weds ink. “Willam Hannum, vieo b government {6 g { five persons recently in Pi From the beginning of the trial charges against A. strategic ‘ ats DENVER, Colo.—The employers’ ously embarra parts of India as a result @ Monday, the unique situation of} move by Bryan Ing the no S k Hai d y oe 1 wan defeated in the) It w 1 by the government of the torture by the police ‘nat &@m accused person turning tables | hour yesterday was re poKane Hairdresser | :« hs spent the greater por. house ay a6 ; nich “ fevediisinecd maa @m his accusers and putting them on |‘ registers of the He SPOKANE ee ot las y i and aro f fhe defensive, has drawn large| Grand and the Rain » being . . A se = aioe ? rowds to Judge Main's court room. | Drougat » Bryan ogg Pon Bac aa oo a ee feet * i 1 to Ya} Federat feet * Hardly a lawyer in ttle who has | intends 4 ag Mh he fl Other * pot at one time or another, listened | Key's expenses wt : n King b 4 k w pe eee to some of the testimony in the | COunty as Visiting ge ’ = ati ' ra Acme— “Gen 1 Lee's P Chance Western drama; “Jack Bryan case. ___,, Bryan Scores a Point chet gh means that Da I Evans, Bad Man,” |Wilson’s Last Deal, nsational Bryan, an aggressive insurgent,| Following this unexpec steq | All Of the road that was 2 ‘Catching a Dee rtle,” edu ) yeame to Bremerton in 1905 and did | on Bryan's by M Mike § t up was the franchise sr ae . catic Wh ppened to mix well with the poll pected announce on would bh been torn Alaska—Stationary views of Se-| aunty,” comedy : urprise s he himself bution that t Senet A deerthink: Sit AL had had ttle 1911 baseball te Cord of | Ideal—“The Phony Prince,” com- ly and trial yesterday, he cc insurgent senat ide@ what « t was, or Ty - “ his mitted the unpardona’ offense of in his wh - © get bold of it - ns Took Lodgers,” comedy title is Beating Senator Condon for they do not re . lef . Ps Sahay So abet desing wel Hie: " ee: ar peie pvt er nae oe ce, efense accused men, as a| : the Game,” “The Cowboys on the| Odeon—"Their Mothers-in-Law, r es came th’ atirely ect will be take WINNIPEG.—More than 10,000 ach Lubin comedy; “Zululand, Whilf. heavy for him after that. maintenance of way em * on Cireult—“Helping Him Out,” |fles I His Family ables.” @f the nine attorneys then p Auth Will Be Soldi | the Canad Pacific and North F " " T Passion Play” coming. fag in Kitsap county, star uthor Will Be Soldier | cin ways have been ¢ — se Ege Mg Hy Uniter yuring the Reign of Terror in seine @isbarment proceedings which are I Press Leased Wire Mit hetag beard by Jedge Mate, sor: “enl Ga peeaeation. 2 OS AD ES j1# Der cent increase in wages, ance R Bre war |NEW BILLS STARTING SUNDAY. Twenty-seven Charges Against Him. irst time admitted his conter aut r r Circuit—"Enemies Pastime in Twenty-seven charges were filed rrect yesterday LIT | } | x HOQUIAM.—-Secretary of the In bh The Hoyden Picciola.” Among these we several that Throughout t trial, Bryan has 2 sex terior Walter L. Fisher will include te « ymphony t ! Hogutam tn his Western itinerary an art film, feat ara! ¢ a ple pictures as} Exhibit—"An the Odeor Unwilling Cowboy” alome Texas love story, “Turned to the Diadem—"Mother and the Child,” | Wall Madame Rex” — comedy- “The New Butler,” “Rickshaw, the| 4 Detective.” Exhibit — “Slim Jim's Last| some Secretary, SHORT HILLS, N. J.—Because a The park board yesterday re : os 3 sa jduet of Wm. H. Taft, up which sbe had worked night and day for World Strike Eaters 2 7 Bryan had made improper charges | attempted to show that the disbar | agains’ Judge Yakey, accusing him | t charges were induced by po iI] {| oat affidavits and in the Navy Yard/ litical motives. He has wrung from can, Which Bryan publishes,| his accusers a statement that they ‘with riding on passes, using profane} were all candidates for the judge- Janguage toward him, making ir-| ship which Judge Yakey is willing | celved @ visit from a com fegular etpeuse accounts, and op-| to relinquish ELECTION FRAUDS That Inspector Harry Lake, in| Sprague and Elisha C. Sprague. ‘ whom {t was being made, Mra lzabeth St. John Matthews, 85, | OF Seamen Onn sericea ss aena et ice | pent. rs department Leneed Wire b ime r the ee peor is oe B i} ; rae who wtih wane Seattle ministers wih take part AL 29 The inter | tht Ward, refused to allow challen ived at the home of th nes, lin th cal saeetinn ot Comare-| : ra. alpaedl f CONSTANTINOPLE. <3 Despite | tthe polls and frowned down the | testified that he was in Wenatchee |earional churches. in Bell it pan ah f ay oe | attempts of watctiers to check the|on primary day. His name ap-|Tuesday and Wednesday Fe Be See 6 ear ee tea ane. oe a JAPANESE FESTIVAL FOR was yot — of February 21, was the Spalding also jony given by witnesses for}na the state yesterday F er told t i Der Lake is jointly charged with W. ( did not live at ouse, t P A ATION Smythe, W. E. Smythe and Wil sgh his name was registered oak en. The McLean on a grand jury in-| from that address and he was yi ith five fluminated floats, a, Potlatch week. @ctment with fraudulently voting! vote thstanding his absence | “ States huge Japanese “fantern eighteen) T. Arai, tre rer of the Japan ne of J. Raymond, Anna L.| from | Prof. W. H. Do ws of Indianap- jfeet in diameter, 6,000 small lan- ese Association, laid before the sical PTGS 2 c terns distributed in th crowd | program committee today the c SAN FRANCISCO.—News leaked jalong the line of the parade and lin teary r aba made i th H | TONG WAR HITS HITCHCOCK ta "asasn et Work ott [tersanal SRR gat tron | news fy Ue part in the Po play it both In the morning he mn lron Works of the Japanese residents of ttle on. Celeb (By United Press Leased Wire) (By United Presse Leased Wire) ning. He will give a veay Fra < by the Ur 1 States |are planning a celebration such as ve never een out PORTLAND, Ore., April 29—In| WASHINGTON, April 29—Post-|at 3 p. m Steel corporation. The price was|never before has been witnessed Flowery K are pre p) SBumber of mysterious fires which | master General Hitchcock was| In celebration of International | $2.250,00¢ in America on Japanese day of , posed " started in Chinatown during roasted to a turn in the house to-| Labor day, a meeting will be held — — — van | 6 ¥ oe, eat few days, Ags — Pro-| day by Representative Cullop (dem.,|by local socialists at 1 jay to see the preliminaries | ind.). “If Hitchcock would pay more| lake av. tomorrow night BRING FIREWORKS) Et ] d M M k It S ] | of # tong war attention to business and jess to| will be made in three lang ng an ay ake S$ Saloon Beveral fires have been started | politics,” said Cullop, “there would ‘The Svea male choir will give Ite The 2500-ton cargo of the steam. Ae almost inaccessible places in! not be so many complaints eth annual May concert the Inaba M Palidings, but by good fortune have the way the postoffice departs for of May € at the Bwedian | crest. Northe extinguished before much) jy conducted ~ Bag eye Abd . Mi fifteen de f At Age of At Age of "ick" Keepers Send Drunks Home in Cab Twenty Years Thirtyain Years m Yokohama, in bout | t was done. Last night the| “cists ecvice officials are assess-| > hall, 24 voices participating. | cudes the largest shipment of fire-| (By United Proas Leased Wire.) been stung rarely gets bit twice || This Hair Is the Result of Riggs’ Eczema-Dandruff Cure, Shown extinguished a blaze which | eq for republican campaigns, and it}, A Special musical program has| works ever brought on one vessel| LONDON, April 29.—“Give us alin the same place. The alt 4 by the Inventor heA been started in the middle of a| js gaid that even the rural carriers|P®*™ Srranged for the evening/ from the Orient |drink, bartender; then give us the th though beer and akvay € | Barrow hallway of a Chinese lodg-| must pay up, or off Ko their heads. ervice at Bethany Presbyterian jack fare ‘or cheaper in Copenhagen than almost house in which several hundred | church tomorrow | This will be the final request of anywhere ¢ the world t slept. a 4a r) As : . ' ey 2 | SEATTLE MILL AND MANUFACTURING CO. ‘A Night Off” will be presented all “Jags” in English “pubs” bh a drunkard fs rarely seen |Doctor Says Wife at the Moore by the Felix club on INSANE MAN Is RIG cust pentk wae trace cr , pia + Ceverpacei epee Is a Drug Fiend May 24 for the benefit of the new | BEATEN To DEATH temperance workers Is put into ef-| N.P. ort Sas ee MANUFACTURERS OF d here today that as an off-| Mrs. M. M. Null, a returned mies) FARMINGTON, Mo. A 29 Under the Danish law the saloon- that the Nor rn Pacific but ot of the Canton outbreak, revo-| After 32 years of married life,|sionary, will speak at the vesper|An investigation into the death of |keeper who sells the Inst drink to De » tax sult MILL, WEST onists in Kwang Tung province, | Dr. 8. B. Limerick, 341 Bellevue av.,| service at the Y. W. C. A. Sunday] J. Taylor, an insane man, alleged to |@n intoxicated person must pay the te, yesterday protested against | KANE AVE h China, have dynamited and | with offices in the Shafer block, is} morning on “The Work of God in| have b yeaten to death at the |/atter’s cab fare home. the proposed hiring of a geologist BER EXCHAN troyed the headquarters of the| seeking a divorce from his wife,| Korea.” state asylum, resulted in the tn In Copenhagen, it is sald, the | by the county to estimate the value | + who was forced to take| Lillie, on the ground that she is Several hundred visitors last|dictment of two guards and the |4runkards are strong for the law, of coal lands for as sment pur SEATTLE, WASH.,, April 16th, 1911 je at @ naval station addicted to the drug habit night visited the home for working |resignation of the superintendent, | but the saloon keeper who has once | poses. |f A. P. Riggs, Esq., 74 In a complaint filed yesterday | girls provided by the Sisters of St.|Dr. Kearney, his assistants, Dre. |~ we eo me eae _ TUBERCULOSIS DAY. he alleges that for 16 years Mrs.| Joseph, 1216 University st |Lioyd and Weber, and a steward Seattle, Wash. YORK, April 29.—Tuber-|Limerick has been a confirmed) ,nother “Know Your City” instl-|named Mackley, is day will be observed tomor-|user of chloroform, herion, mor-|,4t¢ will be given at the Y. M.C. A “it? Ww in 200,000 American churches. |Dhine and codene. He charges her,|\1,, ¢.18 on the general subject Ss or rs and priests have been| also, with threatening his life Ee accecy cb the Mnewy eat me | PROBE BRIBE CHARGES apd to collect statistics regarding ligious Forces of Seattle.” Mayor a Million ravages of the white plague| Dilling will preside Monday night,| DENVER, Colo. April 29.—Rep-| jg case. ong their congregations. N MORE REGRADES May 8, when Mayor W. J. Hindley |resentatives McIntyre and Ashton | | For three months the hair had been falling out in ‘The streets and sewers commit-|of Spokane will speak on “The So-|were called before the house tn. D | . ee aS ve : tee Thursday afternoon went on|cial and Civic Aspect of Religion.” | Vestigating committee which is 0 ars |] patches, leaving bald spots ranging from the size of a penny Dear Sir: Referring to our conversation of recent date, permit me to state the condition of my hair when you undertook my jrecord as being opposed to all re-|'Two prizes of $10 « e offer @ for probing Pes te | to Me” NFAL INeTETETE, INC. Seattle to that of a dollar. I consulted a specialist who gave me a h) a me — poet os No more re the be st essays on The ae of eh Howell and 16th Ay |] treatments that practically aggravated the disease. grade propositions w pe enter-| Religion in the Life of the y,” | bil m3. 8 p . tained during the tenure of office|A Plan for the Unification of the|, 4". SSG Wak awe This is the greeting that a well-known Se On consulting you, you stated that you would treat me of the present members. The de-|Religious Forces of Seattle ts vd attic Ha atonal & i ! - Ill for 90 days, and if, at the end of this period, no improvement cision was arrived at when the| y ARREST COUNTESS iN a man received from his wife last Easter | question to change the level of the ITALY'S FAIR OPENS . Se morning. Asked what she meant, she said that |], ¥@8 Perceptible, that you would make no charge. De it? Span de se bridge cass ep A ones rab ee Be lee YORK, April 29.— #| she referred to his rescue from liquor slavery, I accepted these terms, and at the expiration of the time pos Lotgoroualy applauded by¢residents| United States and all other leading " bes b> re he pg arate in accomplished through || mentioned my hair was practically restored to its former % of the district | governments represented, the Turin ane . ba if conditi vith th cepti f hich b d H 4’ charging perju gainst ® | condition, with the except ion of one spot which was burne: A ime certificate i ferns cept, cy com. & fant sree Pacem S) THE NEAL 3-DAY _|| trumssiictenmontgiven me by tne co-ealed spect an interest-bearing obli KKKKARKRKKAKEKK! momorates the semi-centennial of | Eas sho wa mere i = y the electric treatment given me by the so-called specialist. ation of a bank, cover NO WORK IN NOME %|the Italian unity, wae formally |) ing down a fire escape in a *| Concluding, I am pleased to recommend your treatment oday by the nd : ve ‘Si : ; Badeposit, payableto [ile ‘The Nome Mine Workers'#| pened foday oe Pre ee # kimono. The countess was * K HABI i ( U | to any one desiring relief from present conditions of bald- egy queen expositiot 01 ele 2,500 bail i i § certain person or to union writes to The Star, ® in. largest ever held |% beld in $2,500 bat | |] ness, provided always that you advise that you can effect his order, and running. warning intending travelers * : | ee that there is a great dearth of Ce ee ee ee sho declared, “it 18 of hypodermics or any polson a cure. Usually, for six or twelve 1 s months. Very Truly Yours, * * work in Nome. “There will be # | Sues for Grubsta — woe & million dollars to me U8 drugs, he was perfectly no demand for men this sum mer,” says Robert Burton, sec. * ey ras’ ciubhaned” to have you home with us and bi ‘ bo ae he has no x Hc. Alleging that he “grubstake Sabres : a 4 nore desire or craving for | retary of the union. “There *| Myron K. Rodi a prominent “ OF looking so well, and to realize jiquor whatev Re Ws a 4 are already more than enough | mining man of Seattle, with $288 that you are free free specimen of perfect manhood. * men idle here now to take up nomas M. Hodgens, a for- | from that insanity-producing, To look at him you would In other words, it is the Bank's Bond. Fa Fe acti eee- KSEE EE EEE EE EE EE whatever employment may be #\mer Butte copper king at present ON health - breaking, miserable never know that he had been This Bank Pays 4 | offered this summer.” *|jiving in New York, commenced whisky Piatt eda lhes- Ranta tapped Watch for Our New Store, to Be Opened in Portland, Ore., About ‘ *| suit in the United States circuit For 26 years this man had others have been rescued in June 1. Per Cent | BRR) Court yesterday for the balance of | been a user of whisky, In Just the same manner through _ eee $203,475.23, which he claims !s due recent years he had been a ae markable Neal three. 2 Cartoonist’s Father Dies | jim. We sell the best heavy drinker. With nerves 48y treatment. For full infor The A. P. Riggs Hair Grower 7 (By United Press Leased Wire.) r only—for less al- shattered, appetite for food infallible drink-ha be pap ah by oa is PASADENA, Cal., April 29.—The PROVED MONITOR ways. gone, eyes bloodshot and I abit cure, In Cc Cc The Bank for body OF EW. Davoliiet, tatuak ct] gamete’ oes foatures bloated, he was in- Cluding | endorsements and and Cure Ocs Inc. Homer Davenport, the cartoonist, Send for Catalog deed & miserable creature. references, call, phone or No. 28 a disgrace to both himucit Write The Neal Institute, East 1216 THIRD AVE., SEATTLE. Howell and 16th Ave., Seattle. will be taken tomorrow to Silver ; Bees S ‘ ton, Or., for burial. Davenport died | erate; just wh ees and family. avings in South Pasadena, late yester-| 51" ar 7 O. B. WILLIAMS co. He took the Neal treatment, 431. All corre eecauuns Ai cl ‘ Cor. 3d Av. and Pike [| tower Davenport ta en route trom | oi gt 1943 FIRST AVE. SOUTH In threo days, without the use ed in plain sealed envelopes Busine s Bringers. Star classified ade. Buy or . New York to Silverton. Vint Av, Beattie SEATTLE sell rea! estatc, etc.