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

THE STAR—MONDAY, MAY |, 191! Words by Schaefer 0/6.) of t u he Fence Music by Condo I Vik Se BY GOLLY, CHUS , I "ix" “<a | sii PASSED THROUGH ORIFICE IN LARGE | Melielieialclelel NOU tN GH Rhee ‘DARE ANYP« a TO “OMING -MO) A P | nil wii SPACE ENCLOSURE ENCOUNTERED ic ITNESS DER h OB A ING w ej] AGAIN, MOLLUSC, BF YOu NGAMa ne OUGH shied M 4 iP Sy . , ens oly prpbtire igs vic DON'D QUART DISS HOLE { HOLE IN DER FENCE. { $a. en BRON MARTMemmIN rn gs: + dss BATTER. OUDTSITARS I Ber You pey viiw | | | \ bist aches Sthccemeliaine be dk MUST NOD INSITE BE PER- DACKIPE A Raceprion! | i NOV are oes : now LEFT Th lthe waste oF ae MITTETS UNTRERST ANT § ee ’ ow | l ’ TED TO WITNES® STRANGE - OF AGILE | Y- SPHERE ON | They * * POEM * * teh 4 | Gi te And thereby { Dinh Ses Nas YT pe m | waste oun ith ise A : P ” ad | ind McNamara Arrest freee ‘ wives and mothers, im (By UColted Press Leased Wire.) lames, Mayor Calkins br t ‘ ss t - und and kindr hare BANGOR, Me, May 1—Wi mite {nto play and several " -arscerag owe their io ook a coined three Known dead, 60 inju and aid in ruins. the a Re ing their heart's blood for the ene —- homeless. with the ctty Wind and Rain Helped | , wful deporta- | richment cf the vilest task masters a martial is an soldiers n with the dys ~ h i h e ever smitten t Di with loaded guarding bank | Hit o wes t t! 4 “ ne " hl for ne Alp: ag ae Vaults against looters, Bangor today | {n fo fire until at midnt , ; . ; : ith their thelr last flickers of a fire which b r < , rt to | chee heir ey and cost her between five " att T o'clock ‘ " eth ape P espe t ures, tion of the city two miles long Y pane \ pewey rs tenes 1 ¢ r tha and aq ter of a mile w the riv At I a t h Only the use of dynamite and the } %, zs ts M € P ferchants’ as- aid of fire fighters from other cities ba su f the dam ‘ : pe re ‘ he Moyer-Ha rd CABG, | egy ae S rethig ee ‘ ge whom egy tha’ ; iT + : et ‘ RESOLVED, That we pledge our as d Manigal with Harr Orche devastating th whole of| There is no estimate as y - Oe ere oF one: ghase 38: One edd $8 section. nmber of homeless i i ‘ ao ering ond ronet sherpa. The city lighting plant was criy State militia who are on t scene » + by suffocation and explosion in pled and all through night the are taking every precaution against a f P 8 culags, Sy mutistion and orushing firemen fought , ess. |robbery, and have been or ) 2 soa these nahin snl: Soon after nightfall fire compar if necessary t ° . “ pie tend Mle rant ng! yee tg panies from nearby cities Tents are ted a ‘ gag 9 od g Bly ected i and as even ? efforts failed to pre om made t bt home . ‘ i a ee Pn ‘sa he car r i Judge make mu ce sion on the and hungry a p Pg aie, ek oe ao 1 Hannon. or agian 2 oy OF te | Both sec h a method Jail Breaker Will Surrender thang? ee wee auended certent| Samaras and” MeManien. "Thay bor to stand up as one | 7 Ps was ine. prin O% AD! ma the defense of its brothers, if He Can Have His Children Fe pa! James B. McNamara, manacied to a deputy sheriff, photographed t ake or the de : Z i while being taken from an automobile into the Los Angeles jail. He fense fund was $9 FRYE GETS DF! AY (By Colted Pres Leased Wire) | to the Los Angeles au 4 i. was attempting to screen his face from the photographers when this Hannon Flays Otis. DENVER, May 1 Chief of Po-|if Chief Armstrong would send } picture was taken, James McNamara Is a brother of John J. McNamara. Hannon r nt rye, Hi Gill's law p Nee Armstrong has letter from | children to him | Ortie E. McManigal being rushed under g f secretary of the International Association of Bridge, Structural and t nist ter 2 as | ¥ und guilty of Frank Ryan Stevens, + leven to} from Pasadena to the Los Angeles ja McManigal is a Chicago iron nhamental Iron Workers, who is accused of planning and financing the |‘ v r . an officer on rec Los Angeles for an a! ~ e bu } {11 ;| worker, It is charged that he was sent to Los Angeles to destroy the | destruction of the Los Angeles Times buliding and of engineering other a thoi h ast ) n | tlor when a deputy she tate swindle, who arrested | the " ." | temporary plant of the Times, and that he destroyed a portion of a neigh: | dynamite outrages. « * t t est Clarenc here and who 4. trom ander os At boring iron works with dynamite when he found it impossible to effect : higists, 1 Tine r selling liquor, was not set Se stig seen ele ee teen BURNS DENIES HE’S ENEMY 00,08 Sho sratig chm the and Me Not the unions ject in takin, rench leave Ska STRIKE pce pcre rie OF ORGANIZED LABOR "2: oe nesea _nofisschFeae, Stevens went to New rk, he PITTSBURG, May 1—A gen | ‘ osperous Los Angeles for $3 to i wife, were cleared of per said, to plead with relative bitha oF the ahacmaah ‘of ths ad tt We have the f week jury by a jury in Judge Prigmor take the children. When sl evtens we gamer - CHICAGO. F various dynamite store es, keys ya, un . the str court on Saturday. They were wit- tae ‘be. saueTee: When. this | ayivania raitro : ern | Fae Srna a amy chest olig |‘ which were found in the men's |in stores and in shops, who ought| nesses in a suit to set aside the where he was more successful. | le F are t 000 men} WilBam " borat 0 > pay a jt e In school, robbed of their of “Jack” Williams. Mrs. Will- Stevens promised to give himself | wi - We have the pestle én thom. vath and education by the hypo-liams Is under a charge of periury. NO NEED 10 POSTPONE] oe = oe Sf fh The Banking Service That Mas. D. H. Ingersoll, reported to | om unions would Sgr in the broader interests of the entire communit es ‘ re A wtp Ben otra , annot Se too em ? Real Bargains in Summer Excursion Travel for Has the new ON de eglvatceonl ge Bespin For ciinee tank st ae aot Bie ap : con Tourk sion, which tak © place of the|MeNamara, James Brice boarde aa aihanen rhe judicious handling of Commercial Accounts has ourists ent gt wn, the power to| With Mrs. Ingersoll previous to the A ee 4 para, : : fix rates for a public service cor-| Times explosion. The prosecution | § Ee Se SE eee been a feature with The Scandinavian American Bank ‘ % tine under a city | Will try to identify McNamara as Loo : . : i > bea a Special a —_ Puget sep i Harbor, poration operating wu der 8 cltY |) price.” Mrs. Ingersoll is reported : nara sald Ney Se from the very beginning. Liberal banking facilities Southwestern Washington an regon acme AbD % houn|t®. have overheard Brice and| Am fon of Labor P gnc ae ye AS Q : : Over the 1 aoe ae hm yin | Schmidt, another suspect, plotting | ¥ t d him I told him he| have been extended; conservative banking methods Chairman Fairchilds of the com-|*h¢ destruction of the Times. Saag Astonishing Evidence. have been applied. Safety has been always and abso- jon for an opinion in connec sey bY love these men inn n : : : . s Ge an the aiteranoe ‘et rate bn Leb ag i‘ ohaae oheren lutely insured; yet legitimate business enterprise has ™ in the Independe 3 ‘ und.them. I hav " had Telephone companies gor" at no time been unduly discourage ter will be taken to the s me By United Press Leased Wire y in P Ne a ‘ court to preserve the city’s ab-| ST. LOUIS, M euler salty, thak we have airebie | . It is with the assurane continuation of these . solute control, says Calhoun ved by the t ot lanes . Weft : " ‘orld fre . Pp agp ce (th Lor Prater P| policies that this bank offers its facilities and its serv- “Line of Shasta Limited” and Union Pacific. f eve ring hi hes n c “ ‘ ‘ - » M ‘ sca : PUT IT (IP 1 PEOPLE ory tal aaa ta Braet | eats od ices to Business Men who recognize and appreciate To All Points East F © trial n denounce the prisoner 4° what the co-operation of a powerful, conservative bank wianee pownl Was Vé ere by| who have hidden behind the cloak Beginning May 16, these tick-; Th are many cool summer The people will have a yn ism: 5 | *means to a business and to a community. ets will be placed on sale, for @ orts in the East, where you 9) (0 say etl by omy the have fixed the identity of tt can find rest and recreation, to t off county nds fo " aa one a i " ce The Thousand Isiands, {Meadows tract. The Mun =e amara as J.B. Bryce b fo TRAVELERS vell as those who send money a. We have evidence . fled dates. agar Tails, the ack jleague, the Commercial 2 - — A ’ " Going transit limit, 15 days; | 4 t rome ‘ agers pen jg og " na te | ¢ J got or dynes r j age abroad—are particularly invited to consult our For- : " Apnin'sid er > ; nee where they } . ea jc final return limit does not expire ‘om the large cities but §| the trade cor oners . rl q eign Exchange Department. sesides Travelers 3 Oct. £1, 1911 that you can take a run in for a [| Cided to submit the question | r g | a dea , change of program the people. Th oo of the ele ualod ites Reiaas eta 118 CHILDREN! ‘ . Cheques and Letters of Credit that are payable in all Choose your own itinerary A few of the low fares we age §\tion Is not se he county pro | “ s Gadsuaeh Mopdrees & ering from Seattle, Tacoma, §|P08es to use the grounds for the| |, HONG KON adh saeeree AK, May —Mrs, Maria parts of the world, we have direct banking connections Galt Lake, Denver, nd, Grays Harbor and §|annual fair of the Western Wasb-|from Canton today deciar at the | Beardsly, who ‘ied here at the age ia, Chicago, Washington, New | PuKet Sound points to ington association terete ther’ 16. There | of s4, leaves 7 living children, 43 disske Building. home of the with most foreig intries, and our Bank Drafts and period of five months, at spect er ‘ ! walls and it is feared many wilh|St@ndchildren, 62 great-grandchil Bank Money Orders present a prompt and safe sys- York or any place else—going ashington Waa Jo the revo F id one representative of the ‘ ? : ate. 6) and returning. hicag eases | COUNTY MUST FIGHT saeinations and _executs A ifth generation. tem for the sending of money. Rates are moder@te, Many important conventions to t t ‘ lave be held in the East tl r nneapouls ..... The county commissioners will] f, are 0 mealt. tor the natonn oe te {BERGER SPEAKS IN BOSTON and complete information about this feature of dur oo oing, we wor re i $ »e forced into a lawsuit, according | far Is fe or the safety of foi (By United Breas Leased Wire.) ie : 7 diate the privilege of taking 3 Montreal + 105.00 to Attorneys Jagnes “A.” Kerr in pigners. | Two British gunboats! BOSTON, May 1-»With Vietor L service is cheerfully given at Window No. 11, Travel over the 0.-\\ .| St, Louls ......cscccs | 70,00 rice D. Leehey for the Coll arrived at Canton ‘and the | porgor of Aiilwaulkes, socialist con seu estment Co,, to determine lean gunboat Wilmington 18/gressman, as speaker, socialists an¢ nine sene i and affiliated lines is the satest | Xew York eons neum Investment Co, to de io tne| at Shiamen grossman, a5 speaker, socialists and CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT—Interest begins record. No fatalities charged nti eee ne long mooted question as to against us in 1910 om “ es 00 |} Ownership of the Orpheum build mecting in Tremont temple was the on the, day it is issued F The Certificate is negotiable. upot he © ‘ation of he | | climax > : s For detailed inf ation and tir rite for our Sum eesa ‘April 2 ast pe piss goelbin RACE FOR MAYOR |< Ct: 7 You can indorse it payable to whomsoever you please. , in ation and ro yur Sum- he ta PTO .. on ‘ ‘ : a. cay a siceeetion {ol geviges belies ees an Ase provide ene atte | 8 COST $162 480 Cottage Front It is like a Cashier's Check or Draft, except that it is ; ’ hin 60 days if the county should ae : P , H Seal ‘ nited Press Leased Wire.) earning interest. It is better than mone a be- O.-W. R. & N., “Line of Shasta Limited,” [release the premises to other! (,{RY United ree Tented Wire) oo. oh 7 an money on hand, be O. S. L. and Union Pacific pebecee It is contended that the! 480.28 to make the frultless ran cause it is not only earning interest, but if you happen fons : new |for mayor by Prof C. F. Merriam S . ndér can’ t ] * ‘ |was virtually the making of a new 4 to lose it, the finder can’t spend it, unless you have i icket Office Passenger Station ee | of the University of Chicago. This LIKE CUT : ) xf ig ae Biv Ae Se pi ee ae Teas |amount 18 belleved to be the largest | made the mistake of indorsing it. Never indorse a > , ae ver expended in a clty fight in be-| 0 ns Phones Main 932: Ind. 1995 Phones Main 7378; Ind. 2623 KILLED IN lina of any man _ tn the United | heck, Draft or Certificate in blank L. E. GILBERT 3tates, The largest contributor was Quer gtvien a E. E. ELLIS, General Agent D. T.A., Seattle TORNADO ilies Aessveslt, whe gave $30,000, | $2.26 earn General Preeht ond Pocenger Agent —_[lestaplitiote, sie 25) WOMAN, 93, DIES || eet | v.- ae cs | | OCANGINAVIAN erican Ban Catalogue, No. 24. ; 10, is dead here today, every bone| Mrs. A. F. Wright, Ws deals old, ; Seattle, Washington in his body broken, He was car-| and years a resident ef Se-| 0. B. WILLIAMS CO. A iene J. E. CHILBERG T. B. MINAHAN J. F. LANE Vice Pres. Vice Pres. Cashier , > ried a quarter of a mile by the |attle, yesterday at the home 100,000 Are Coming Through, Are You? Buy a Potlatch Button Bling” Tie ther atruck by ge her daughter, Mrs. W. T. Whit 1948 ist Ay. 8. flying timber, will probably die. |ney, 154 Highland drive. * rt, eee cee ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE, U. S. A.