The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1911, Page 1

13, NO, 58. Ty EDITION! _ ATTL WA SH The Seattle Siar ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER MONDAY, MAY 1 IN SEATTLE ONE CENT. on 1911 NEw sii STANDS TOO FAT FOR JURY SERVICE! THE FIRST BEAUTY Say Woman . CHIEF a IS FORCED TO ACT Transfers Jailers No, this is not from any column eally happened in fle et tom any oh TO ENTER CONTEST MoLaughtit proprietor of the Log Cabin Ba Ballard w mmoned as a juror for the May term and 1 welgh 250 pound | | elped Betray = ea bee eer all asleep when I sit on jurie McLaughiin wer r I ¢ judge was still from M tase 1 ny | I ‘Then came McLaugh! clinching a ( tt dd have have a at | ( ar United Prose Leased Wire Direct to | versy with be em hiin was excused 10 LOS A> ES May 1—? ployed by recto rf | " eutor | would not con-|*8s0ciation te tion | firm ory that Mrs. |'t ald toda 1 pla Sh W ’ S d | re- Ortie gal acted as an agent | side t Re whe e Wont Stan of Bi n linking John McNamara | Were . t n wih ae eaaeiere Francisco graft prosecutlo to Be Spanked MeMa r dynamite | , iecupiet Gea thal, Whee (By United Press Leased Wire } no Manigal was arrested, Burn | INDIANAPOLIS, May 1 ] 4 | t iu McManigal sent Mrs. MceMan ferring here today with labor | Jobn J. McNamara with a note say. | CTS President Samuel Gompe | | ing that M teal Wan in trouble, |e, American Federation of Labor | NEW ORDERS ISSUED BY CHIEF BANNICK and asking for money. It ts al- | °“" y quarre with prisoners, or unnecessary violence by police leged t John J. McNamara told Thi he | ms er charge, will not be tolerated in the department, her to tell McManigal to keep his | fight of 1 ola: | A | Violatic on of this will be deemed sufficient cause for suspension.” mieih leet. and e would {tion. It sec | 11a e ee Eres Leanna Wire) Superior officers who fail to make immediate reports on any viola all right he lab ead | that McNama ro HB will iin et pete the rules of this department will be reprimanded, if not sus Burns’ & ré- profess to | Nam innocent he Sone Z a vine ; , know nothing of this story we eation is. one of thé aravest: aunt e | i e headquarters Detective Burns will be here the Boxe ak pee ; b e desk weant, Wednesday morning. It is thought Di from Cantom resertl me t nt that the preliminary hearing will be Ithe situat \ ite, anid oad | - er re 4 ‘ The Star held that day. District Attorne a there is h . that the 30,| famgeh: ‘ : Chief Bannick Fredericks declared that he is r We ]000 Chinese troops there will join | | 1 a to proceed without him t But the rebe u Koneral massacre of} and ued a . fense, however, is not ready Gahinas’ foreigners. The the latest | ; - - ; Earl Rog attorney for the coun-| reports 8a. urned Wenchow . . Merchants a ‘oven 1 Woo Chow, afte ich a Chi } 80 in, which » contro- | guilty |nese gunboat shelled thelr position, oubtf . ' ‘ it is 7 FEES ts SE %6 killing more than 200. 1 P had : Reports from Shamien, the for é 3 }man I { ; . ed by Patios jrebels captured the town. The} Gf about 20 offered to the, Be Ed r Saturday | Bye The hat Robert | is patrolling the rive re, and sit} jeach succeeding day of the we | ra eh kw an away, (By United Press Leased Wire Direct to Seattle Star Office.) other foreign gunboats are anchored The three judges, whose’ n 1 be announced next Satur- | out wince . : g ¢ Roberts reached WASHINGTON, May 1.—-The senate committee report | off the port dy land marines day, will select the most beautit f the six printed th week is: fea i rd & ine ed favorably today on the ation ss a constitutions Gnd the fortunate winner will re one of the diamond ring i eaiins r i ? ace amendment for the direct election of United en The | offered by The Sta a os b of am measur s already passed the house 1. No names will be iprinted with pictures except with the | : pe 7 Lf by ; The committee voted 7 to nine of the | Ones that win a diamond ring : he : a er, W direct. ation in the form in which it passed the he 2. All plotures will be returned uninjured at the end of the Pt Bhool 7 ei . a states control of « tions. fontest atte kept o1 On the the adoption the following voted in favor of the Los Caste ree ont ee 3. All pictures must have been taken within the past 12 | coniie oh prom h the man, made ne measure ch Culberson, Overman, Bacon, ¢ Borah and at of hante’ Fire a Months. % " if A to e Brown patch, who by his wife Colored or tinted photographs, “stamp pictures” and photo . ° : Star ma en k to the The report was then made ns foot Friday, died in m hospital here} graphs taken more than one year ago cannot be entered in the |? Pog mer ‘ zon Heyburn pr gainst the report on that cemed today. T shooting followed a} pontest . A es hasty and 4 breakfast table quarrel. Juat b se you” have nc ont ¥ res need not cour s jr Se } JULIA SULLIVAN | yourself The Star will pay for your pictures. Simply go te . ¢ the of poll | She's 19, and nobody can James & Bh tudio in the Arcade building, on ond he | @tar's expense lio has orders make the highest grade had . “ " in't be see he bmere @ red cent of cost to you . , nd after being sent to Cap- BE A BOOS 7 ER Julia—she's the ne may be the month of wed: Hurry up with your pictures. Seattle he pret F IO woes Captate Detec Chief Bam com nd old But take ft from Judge Gay,| $& the world; The Star contest will prove it yom Re ; roby: nt “Button, button, buy a button. attle’s mid- |p € 8 ¢ month of May this year will see | ‘Send in your picture. The name and address must be plainly | lov ia e righ of his face badly “pia eeestae mer festival a « more pe indering of many o° ‘em.| Written on the back of ail photographs submitted : | e ; ™ “ em One hundred thousand buttons r ing “ eteen ested divorce suits Three judges will decide the winner e diamond rings wif EN w eacht ‘A hundred thousand dollars’) 14.1 pe sold tonight to raise $100,-| young lad f eng lige wea empbee hades) go awarded during next three weeks be ee me ™ worth of fun and éntertainment|900, needed to provide the great . a clothing rates c wilt | # ie ; of Address the Beauty Editor, T Star for a dollar. seroplane and hydroplane t in “ tus eteal aimaber of datéalt oe ee seats k k a half ‘ the jail These were the cries of girlish tle harbor. The exhi ons A She we anal will Se es ¢ ae csp . ae Corning Fa places voices raised in 65 open air’booths |may be witnessed fr all, | trailed he 1 now ‘ ih J EL EVEN DIE JIN will go Patrolmar nd ex-Chief of Pe cKnight of Beis fn Seattle today Water and land pageants " ¥ ag this month } lingham, t n nent of oners. It is Potlatch day, and on every other big attractions planned, w h Var ‘ . b n s a synonym every business block, in every big on, bu be a te he fa i a“ store, at a hundred-andone | day ki t und t her out} Breaking records between Port rate i _| hi presented to him of other ¢ in Seattle, Potlatch A hundred th itor * b t it} Ang and Seattle, the steame BASTON, Pa., Ma red | bp ig Bemis ; . b esent nistration, buttoms were offered for sale a hundred thor ns for | Was 9:40 ¢ he £ nked.| Ch t retu lives were lost, 50 were when “FIRE TRAP” is | e will ff Considerably more than a thou hase by of a , ‘ da axons tedin* eairen! | ; oi x cs sand yolunteer salesmen were out thousand buttons today.” | € and " > : } ee ian neste a cow e. Sh tes a to: Washi was wrecked Satur 7. vee tig rhe yet or x FATHER SEES SON DROWN. & t ‘ e—and she | ¢ n's creek, N. J., ale Ba evening HICAGO as iOMISH, Mé 1— ; * . Sipebinlaciones tank and the wreckage was ¢ “ ; = t in 4 ne are Saturday while & * “Headache Cures” Are ‘om miastone ‘ ) “i taken to the E veloped in fire before rescue work r I A log on & : * Poison, Says Wiley. * leould be begun. ' y e 1 ed r and two sons *® - (By United Press Leased Wire.) jsleuths were released on $5,000 * #\ view the site of the new power} T ¢ “ ~ Ne, Sot . g “ plant. ‘The Eilers ball team of Se-| Three bodies we recovered. |other exits are reta Id ed. The older * COLUMBUS, Obio, M 1 bonds each. * WASH D. ¢ a * a } , Bight are t . alts work on arth +t 2 ore and. shea Through the arrest here of E se. tenes thet matter BE Pg. sted enewed: the sr site Setesier Ear” 4 to 2.) "The train was tarnished id Brit a to the but * Harriman, A. O. Bailey and David) 1, first gave h ae 4208 and ngs * wir eng : aok sweune Bn was rannily over arted be re : Willie sank * Perry, three Burns detectives, the| support against a bill limiting the | * popula e cures,” & GOMPERS T0 PROBE |=: niles a hour, wien thre Ic cae else WAR ON WEEDS KKK KAKA Oblo legislature tod ces a grand| working hours of women to nine|* many fou ra pol- * (By Untied Press Leased Wire. { track & om rve where ht | jury probe for alleged boodling hours daily. Nye then conferred | * sons * 1INGTON, May 1. — Re-| urns Mtn been repairing the cs dette tle Is to hav ed day,”| The detectives used of try-| with Speaker Vining and the latter|* “Hardly a day *| ng to appeals from Iabor|tMye ye jumped and ran’ alot lared_ the | On 4 e rd ing to bribe Dr. Geo. B. N arranged to have Nye acc Dr. Wiley, “tha * all over the country, | the hillsi vile four ¢ ; hae rg Moy her o the queen of | NEWS ITEMS FROM resentative. Nye and Spec | other brib om some * ent Samuel Gompers of the] with it ine wil ing laid a trap for them. Detect a the * an Federation of Labor will] "hfany of the injured are wit Wooing a » ne | THE HICKTOWN BEE No sooner € y arreste he « tte ona to Indianapol and the neighborhood ¢ 81 000 1 t a al however, than the three men ide adjoining * te the history and actions | "tierles M. 1 de. s #1 _ > 5 Sack ; fied themselves that opera) and a stenogr apt ‘ * | of s ee th The others: are | | Be es tives and apnounc hat they h: the second bribe ne 1, phenacet * Sino! . | sal ) legislators The thrée] they were double crosse: fect the heart more or # EIGHT-HOUR LAW AIR MEET OPENS. Rufus F on, secretary of the | (By United Press Leased Wire . cian would think ® Ry United Press Leased Wire.) Com r { ns tendered his GLASGOW M 1 Th re ibing more than one ® BT. JOSEPH, Mo., May 1.—With | resignation a nan of the ex-| tish national exposition toda [| CASEY MAY LOSE, : : or two grains of these drugs, * Frisbie, Sim Ber Seymou € of King P ly con ted and ready A recount of ballots cast at t ut the headache powders con- *| im Staples as the he “i ar essive : Republic for ¢ " ae ich are ex lWweanenc eg yeh from four to six grains. | rae a a aylation meet opened here to-| le He: says the duties of his | pected to flock from now | wis hopes. (0 ovegcome the Teaa|* Person with a weak heart l* aa’ ipa J 3 | Joseph conyention committee time be a naval parade on Clyde. t . of two votes the first count showed | * &f@ likely to result in death at that makes it a misde| a |in favor of Ralph Ca for editor bs sh * an employer to permit] hip of the Daily. Th jophomore alla He tanya ak Re ste aang *lany female to rk more t S sina in j Glenn Fairbank Or Gladden jand in the state of Washington Talking in jerks, due to injury | Corbett | took the ani! out. | took don’t know his ‘namehe said, ‘You The Bryan trial for disbarment) and Ve Henry running close to-| AFTER POLICE! Ths i decision of Charles | te her lungs, which, she says, was |all the blame will get six months ‘for stirring up is over Argument by attorneys ‘ae rf \F. ibbard, the state labor com-|ome result of a terrible beating in Corbe 1 on me with hi a tee trouble for v Another . tien ated ¢ (By Untied Presa Leased Wire.) || missioner, who sent gland tid-| the city jail, Lizzie Daniels, an In-| club. I had taken a bath and irl, Frances St. ¢ id ioe aha foonienne at 1:5 % ter - “| Ministers Boost Y.W.C. A. ST. LOUIS A two years'lings out from Olympla this morn-| dian git serving out a $200 fine in wore only a thin kimono, without ett himself say, ‘I'll get commenced at 1:30 this afternoon The cs ign of the Y. W.C ride on the “water wa and war | ing. |thte county jail, told The 8 the ‘stockings « eH pounded Lizzie for telling Wardall. ‘The end of the trial came #Ud-l14 paive $400,000 to build a perma. | 0, (he death agal psent| “Any female, he says, “in- | full path tory of he ital me on the back, jerked m¢ And sure enough they got me all feniy “after “Attorney Cummings,|nent home recelved additional en-| Dolce force are th pledges) cludes the bookkeeper and the | tigatment rut sre at me and said, “The t. I went to-a hotel and got a wh conducting the prosecution,| copragement from Seattle pulpits pub Ap ei ey Mga agi 4 stenographer, along with the It is a story of police houndi lack hole for you room with money a friend loaned agony. z oN alls : y ben he as office girl in front of such a nterwoven th jail crueltic a He began to drag me down the me, I was sick several days and i the extracts from the’ Nav sumed the office of mayor of Gran-| place of business, just as well | shocking story exposing a plot of hall, beating and kicking me. I couldn't move. .1 didn't leave m: American, which Bryan pub-| ite City, Il as it does the girl who sits at |the police to “get even” with poor kept asking him not to beat me; som, Sindly at T foghe r! lishes, commenting unfavorably on TACOMA HAPPY The populatic j € | a machine in the rear or is |unfortunate Lizzie Daniels for tel that 1 ld go along. But he polleelna. ered satahink Peg aes aa tn the | TACOMA Ma n| 0 ane ne patrick the is} employed in any other capa ling to Councilman Wardall kept it up, and the last kick he had been bent thereto ~iye i | dedicate this evening the yong | nent. Of the second lar Y¥} city Matron Berry the awful beating |, 0 he shoved me into the} , hn Stokes murder case and the laaseenger tation, completed by thes under 8° ernment in the} and kicking she received black hole sent me sprawling all w ing to get money to perjury ; an ges A rh bree y os Unite é Irkpatric Kk advo | Blind Editor Scraper Given 25 Days [the way the dungeon 8 age to Auburg \ man. frie nd was ready to show that l'ho used by the Northern Pa-|°2t?®,2 municipal coal and ice plant.) OAKLAND, Oa], May 1.—Haift a| (83 was arrested in February Three Days SRiOd URHA MO to ROY ut The ha he made in his news-! cine Great Northern and Harri-|°%* vt t profit, and public own-| Jock in the downtewn section was}as a “disorderly” and fined $75 by He said I should — stay hit Wins my ae paper against Judge i man’ lines ine suassine, 1 electric light-| warned early te Four firemen {Judge Gordon, That meant 25 three days without any fc . os i that I wanted nasa e true, but béfore he could praceed | akers include Gov. Hay, Mayor| "© ®7*1° narrowly escaped when the roof of|days in jail. She had served most| water, There was only an iron j Get ov bw, tA Ome: with his defense, Judge Main de me ~ Prealde nt Mito bs the | | the Dietz oj “A house, now the of her time, when, one day she | cot, no bed cover, I had no break DIAS Aubu But ~ the: policeman, @ared that the case was an! Northern Pacific, Judge Fred A AUTO SET BACK clalist campaign headquarters, fell, | took out a nail from a board nailed no dinner, no water; nothing LIZIE DANIELS dragged me off to the station end.” | Brown, general western counsel of | H. C. Tuck. blind editor of the}over @ small hole between the /until late in the day, when M _ — “I do not care to hear any lthe Great Northern and Jully Team addie, horses and pack| socialist World, was dragged un-j women's ward and the tru rry, matron, Who was good to us A colincilman was let in the Got $200 Fine, ther testimony,” he sald. “I rutischnitt, vice president of the trains will be given right @ way] consctous from the building quay tere found me, She had a trusty|hole to se me by Mrs, Berry, I o € timony I was fined U nize the fact that political cond!-| tfarriman lines. over automobiles and motorcycles} Damage to other adjoining prop: Corbett came in and found bring me food and water—the first|told him how L had been treated 00 by Judge Gordon, That means tions in Kitsap co ty were in such} in Mount Rainier national park.|erty brought the total To: to}erat of the girls at the hol in 24 hours |The next day I was let out, but da 1, Lhave served three @ condition th are well nigh] SANTA BARBARA, May 1.—May |The speed limit has been fixed by | $100,000. “He flew into a rage,” said Liz That first night on that fron] was awfully sick. My back was| wee rhey have been treating indescribable Bryan accused| Robson, actress, who waa operated | Walter L. Fisher, secretary of the ; ve, “and growled that none of the \cot was terrible. 1 had on only a|black and blue with marks and) me all right in the county jail, but Judge Yakey of ri on passes,|on yesterday, is recoveging. She|interior, at 16 miles an hour, except NATIONALS AT 8T. LOUIS women prisoners should have any kimono, There was nothing to) bruises. my lungs are Weak and deep breath- and being part that dom.| collapsed after Saturday's perform-|on curves, where it is held to six] Cincinnati-8t. Louis game post-| breakfast. All of the girls were| key warm and I almost froze She Was Threatened ing } gne, I may he inated po King cou \anco here. ]mutes poned; rain hungry. |! did not want them all|My back was paining me, 1 was Three days later my time was|from that beat rd te suffer, so | stepped up and told | bruMmed ail over, but had to bear it.| gj. As one jailer let me out—I/ got Re ~~, 4 iain sonsi caleba ti See dag