The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1911, Page 3

i L Adolf Rebuffs ris . een DON'D VORRY, His Lod THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 2 1911 ty) Brothers and Gets Their Goat ABSOLUTEL =~. Necess ey Y » MISS Divt= 4 ROTUND | AY YOU PROTECT ICKLES. MIT UDY, PHILIP, OTTO, RENEGADE, BUT AY LEAST Hi I REP HOLE IN THE ME ON QUART CARL UND LUDWIG) REMEMBER DER You Vitt Ik &FEN A LEAK Dor HOLE IN I LOFE You UND I RUL@ ABOUDT PER MISSION HI, DER AY WOULD DFR FENCE LOFE OUR LODTGE. BRUDDERS |N VILHELM, DAR 4H Goat! BANKRUPT SS DER SAME BUY LET You INf. NO, DISTRESS | LODTQE GOAT; ANY PARK IN AS DER GREAT VALL OF CHINA. QUEST Bryan, Acquitted, Lands Knockout to Gang Judge Main in Dismissing Disbarment Chargts Against Fight ing Insurgent Takes Progressive Stand. “It is plain that the doors of newspaper criticism of the courts are being widened, and with this J have no complaint. Whatever may have been published in the Bryan newspaper stories, the publications arose from a political emergency in Kitsap county.” I do not believe that any trial judge on any bench in the history &@ judge of a co-ordinate brar the same court Mr. Bryan lieve at the b quarter of he had the the court two thin First, I did not bell rated; second, I shown I did not be- eve he had one did not believe at power of has dem { control he has The awful bitte county cannot be scribed in the E two pol language “I do not approve the way the county was raked over to find some | flaw in Bryan's record. After listening for two days to ba charges, there was nothing for the court to consider for one moment. “The whole affair may be said to have arisen from a political feud.” “Motion of ators for disbarment will be denied. Extraets from Judge Main’s Decision Fought the Gang. had to defend himself throughout Senator J. W. Bryan was ac-| the trial eitiel &s ecutor Cummings ob afternoc day charges brought Kitsap Cour but even Judge t Yakey was the center of Bryan made Yakey ad the contest most remarkable case mit that he rede on passes, and that tory of the state reveai his expense accounts were not ciousness of the “beas Jrawn in the mpsf proper manner Bryan refused to play In @ ahnals of judicial his ical game in Kitsap county \ ¢ Main, “I think it ing to the rules laid down by the » assert that. this Biachine, They 1) sta alone. Judge Yakey h for perjury. This failed, and they} been aght Into the case, in the started the di nature of the case and the circum- Bt ces and the issues as found, d has deen made SE OO, LUses FAT PROe | The Seattle Electric Co. must hereafter sell tickets on the street rs at the rate of 25 for $1 or six the purpc ever unimpc began 27 ct him. For His Good Name. hewn, F< ot lus es argued for @ quarter, was the text of a to Johar Main yesterday, “f resolution introduced by Erickson thing am lite foe the 1 and adopted by the council yester: fie lor bis te ame, day afternoon. for his Only Steiner voted NO. Blaine though hesitated, saying that he didn’t the pe n know enough aboot the street car business to tell the S. E. Co. how to run it, but finally voted “Yes.” The difficulty in patrons buying tickets has previously meant a lot ef pin money for the Furth mon opely BREAD FAM NE? (iy Calied Press Lens 2 —Polled re he East Side of “entertain assaulting and demolishing r bakers are on ad famine continues. ¢ out and this 75,000 loaves judge of name did n of the accu strike housand m a shortage da START. CANAL. ke Wash un within The dredging of the ington canal will be ‘oe two weeks, according t Jeffery, to whom the contract was been awarded. The ature made an appropriation of $186,000 for the canal work. No work will N their glossy silky, wrap- pers, and with their appeal to men of They are made in Tampa, | FIX DATE FOR BOYLE HEARING A date for the hearing demanded by John H. Boyle, dismissed fire chief, upon the charges brought by Mayor Dilling, will be fixed at @ regular meeting of the civil service commission tonight GRAND JURY BUSY — | Captain of Detectives Charles |Tennant and Deputy Coroner Wil liam Borthwick were called by the grand jury yesterday afternoon The morning passed by unevent fully and no witnesses were called | Fight Standard Oil (By United Pres Leased Wire.) SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-——With wells in every known oll bearing world and a capital good taste. of the finest Havana tobacco, and by the | most expert Cuban Ask for workmen. a Lovera. Schwabacher Bros. & Co. Wholesale Distributers SEATTLE, U. 8. A. |section of the jization of $500,000,000, the Royal Petroleum Co, a Dutch corpor. ation, will compete with the Standard Otl Co, in UV. 8, It has fought the Rockefeller interests in Kurope and India, ID ISS BESITE DER factions in Kitsap | Jea of putting Judge the center of} = Holt &| | | T R D BA K April or May of 1912 ry | “It is not known when the Tere | be done on the great locks at | TOKIO, May 2.—Lieut. Shirase, \¢ rears tah ape eine ii me i i | 8A he intends le 8 notably satisfying {[| saimon bay until the war depart-|leader of the Japanese expedition |!"'0 (wo parties and make the dash : ||| ment passes on the legal phases of /tg find the South Pole, who swore |for the pole over two separate flavor, Lovera cigars [J the canal pr thi TO ION CANT Go SouTH With THIS Poe HELLO! How ARE T Four Brave Explorers In South Polar Sea; ‘But Japs Got Cold Feet, And Now There are Three | ee ee ee still alive. Lieut se and hie South Polar Expeditions. part returned yesterday to Following dre the “expedi ydney. The expedition reached degrees south latitude on March | ing the Pole, making lour cornered race, unt », but was forced to abandon receipt today of cables urther effort through hard ling of the Japanese failure weather and { | The English, under Scott in the Scott was with nest Shack on in his south expedition. He Manchurian pont The Norwegian, w tain Raold Amundsen NORWEGIANS AND ENGLISH ON WAY | (By Calted Peges Leased Wire.) SAN FRANCISCO, May 2—De layed in farthest is using or Cap in the KESEEEE EERE ES ERE EE ER ERE RR EEE ee ee transmission from Christ | Fram. Amundsen made the * | church, New Zealand, where It was “rk * tied April 1, Henry Lund, Nor 1 wegian consul eneral here, re tain Douglas Mawson, who {s #|t!» Raold Amundsen, which tel | now on bis way south, where. #/0f his meeting in far Antarctic seas abouts unknown. Mawson #|With the English polar expedition may try to fly to the South #/Under Captain Scott “Personally I am inclined to think Amundsen will reach the pole | ahead of the other three expedt-| tions,” said Consul Land today. | “Amundsen had 116 dogs and plen ty of skis and sleds to work them | in two shifts. The Fram will be in Whale bay in January to take on Amundsen's| which by that time will have | Pole im an aeroplane. The Japanese, under Lieut Shirase. Today's cables from Tokio report the Japanese fai) ure. They reached 74 degrees south and were forced to turn back. ee ee | party 1 retur 4d from their dash to the JAP EXPLORER |pole. Then the Fram will come to |San Francisco, reaching there in to Ross sea for (Dy United Press Leased Wire.) |Nova is to return It is fe succeed or die, has failed, and is | routes.” HURRY UP AND BUY | A POTLATCH BUTTON The sale of Golden Potlatch but-; which have been made. tons continued over today, and will] Estimates at carnival headquag ters today placed the total sale af be in progress days yet, | ,uttons up to and including yestes in the hopes that the people of Se-|qay at 30,000. Fifty thousand have attle will finally subseribe for a|been issued for sale,.and the r@ |larger part of the 80,000 buttons turns on these are still Incomplete, for some ot HILLMAN APPEALS | The appeal of C. D. Hillman is) appeals at San Francisco. District being rapidly perfected, and the) Attorney Todd and Attorneys Burch transcript of thé case will be soon|and Hillbach for Hilynan agreed on forwarded to the cireult court of|a bill of exceptions yesterday yav., while the Socialists enjoyed a WORKERS. CELEBRATE {musical and literary program and a da and ,entertainment at the Socialists aid Industrial Work- | Labor Tem ers, 1,000 strong, yesterday par aded the’ streets of the city, carry WIFE COLLAPSES ing banners, celebrating Inter-| national Labor day, the day when (By United Presa Leased Wire.) demonstrations for the eight-hour CHICAGO, May 2.—Mra. Ortie day are held in nearly everyMcManigal, wife of one of the al-| Buropean city leged dynamiters held in Los An-| The Industrial Workers closed | geles, is today in a state of nervous | the day with a meeting at|collapse at her home here through thelr headquarters, 211 Dockiantal | worry. over her husband's arrest, }ing COME IN§ Words by Schaefer ° ° eee ” . Music by Condo th hh hh | — * f\ Come ON Boys! 2 Oe Ni) ADOLF NAS J . ‘, ¥ jauaaeil cnanarcned fT S4 r1 aioli 1 |] 1 iit ‘ / Peli WZ Twas } | Bg | = \ 1} e | | 1] . P TT Te Ansa at — L WL gg, viu Oi, -YYyype A owed ontiam PCL ii cael oda (Ate | al} | ANYBODY SEEN Tacoma Will Try to --AED MP DONA Recall Commission | will his 1 ¢ vlog ’ € € onal a left home, 606 BE. H ~*~ ie ning to go t ed He I ding almost the HE hasn't been see had come to ? a . r te it , be of disap i “ nt up when h - = th € permit the good literat wan of : ee ee ‘| ' + * ar s a complete 1 ' ms * SHORTEN TEN * The ice and b ha i ‘ * COMMANDMENTS & pe ir * (byt oun Leased Wire.) te 4 tag 1 “Red Extravagance Charged * LO 2 Ant mates at Sacred Heart sct ~ ent of the Ten Coma el yegebe Bag a tt be undertaken & ¢ ©, ® du ‘ ch of England & * on, commenced to e no c ‘ te * The ond, fourth and # ar titnad te bead eed R H. Ba * tenth Comn ments will be & ett, R Jat c * she 1 and modified. * N W i F H. Pettit * “T t not covet” will & k T eed O a 1 be the new form of # egro reckmaster \ ( * the tenth Commandment * - Has White Deputy| n,| &* RE RES ERS AR negro cos bes * BUSY ON CAR LINE ppointed G. H n < pal railway his assist h c t rday a hief a‘har help we k k B. Lag P. W.j¢ Erickson presented @ he can g¢ lay ¢ R. A. B. Y t council authorizing the t atte ent ch er to ineur an indebted- € far y Ain for making preliminary ‘HALF MILLION STOLEN (hy United Pree Leased Wire.) NEW YORK, May- 2 officers and detectives ar for a band of international crooks who have stolen jewelry worth $500,000 from Americans in Europe. Some of the gang are be lieved to be women. NEW OFFICER TO HELP BOYS OUT Dr, Lilburn Merrill, chief pro-| bation officer under Judge u y in Denver from 1 has been appoint Frater to the same posit The board of commissic spprayed and fixed the salary « monthly | Dr Merri, is a sociologist of jnote and is the author of “Winning |the Be He has just returned from China, where he established an orphanage. Home Treatment for Tuberculosis Crescent complies with the pure food laws of every state of America and of Canada Full Pound, IMM de t f the t s of any existing railway Ball will ¢ g the Lester-M 1 owned right of way sist him. "last Fet tte ting the|along the proposed route. eM Stop Drink—Watch the Business Grow The Gatlin Treatment Has Destroyed the Liquor Appe- tite in Hundreds of the Most Successful Busi- ness Men of This Community—That Is Why They Are Successful g Only Three Days he cost of drink! € hance an is no longer t pay Think of the] tc € din positions or in worn-out nerve t ng BRAINS and re- anding more ass relief! 1 Think d fo at th out hy ¢ ections, sub. which the seared and irritated stomact titutive stimulants sedatives, in rebels!’ Think of the b rHREE DAYS the Gatlin treatment the physica whick a ed every trace accumulated every drinker’s existence K Ol k lic pois m the drinker’s sys the other evils which accompan é There can be no appetite for liq drinking and then THINK if it we MA in von is present,. iis not an act of Providence oubyieick Git! takes the drinker, as away with all craving or appetite in| his first drink, with ne more dé THREE SHORT DAYS! sire f uor than he had on that day. Drink is sure death to busines ire | That is to be the result of three days’ death to responsibility ar achieve treatment at the Gatlin Institute under ment. ‘Phe banker who drinks n legally executed contract or the fee paid afer in his line than the h rrier | will be refunded immediately the pa who drinks in his tis n vecter hes treatment. The patient of persons—it kills the n, the ‘ ether or not he is cured satis capability and the responsibility—it | fac not the Gatlin Institute renders normally honest, sensible men The Gatlin Home treatment is for UNSAFE and IRRESPONSIBLE | those who cannot come to the institute When a young man is looking for a for three days position nowadays, the question that is } Call or write, telephone or telegraph first asked as to his char “Does | he drink?” If he acter is, for books of particulars, copies of con drinks, he has tract and Other information GATLIN INSTITUTE 434 Queen Anne Ave., Cor. 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