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

ity EDITION FARMER CONFESSES MURDER HORROR DIETZ OPENG FIGHT FOR LEE All This Talk About Reciprocity With Canada Reminds Us That vol ( The Seattle Star NEWSPAPER 1 ONLY 3 ———— SESS 60. SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1911 «OST AT eee 0 it INDEPENDENT TY EDITION IN SEATTLE ONE CE! C _, {ALLO MAN, CHOPS UP BODY 4 You G&T Twick As MUCH < TOSACCO FoR Five Cents. a \ 2 "tis So rena Leased Wire Direct to IN CANAOA AS You satheves “SP? WHISKY 1S 5 : "hy es oe yeattie Star Offlee.) a = p ads to Discc HAYWARD, Wis. May In sade Pouce WEAR Bank PRESIDENTS cisabk as vaei Onell CHEAPER IN payin 8 eae FUNNY LITTLE HATS Abscono WEMIGHT GIVE ‘EM CANAOA 3e «New “Murde el « . was i idl t RENO Case. the de ® kee C By United Press Le SS HE HAD $100,000; NOW 1 7: : Sie. ty atert e bes V SEATTLE BEAUTY IN THE N STAR’S RING CONTEST : WANTS S COUNTY HELP HIM Ma or { ‘hance : . But if Dilling Persists in Refusing Just Demands, Councilmen Will Take Matter in Their Own Hands and Abolish Posi ‘ . tion—Other Reforms Also Due + - h for c Mayor Dilling still has a chance | adopted at th eting law 0 r . jt square himself for his strange | Monday, and ¥ € t ri Poole Jattitude appearing to counten-| rogation of the { chief jail he the kitchen of : Jance police brutality. City coun-|er, If necesss Y 5 pec men interviewed by The Star Counciiman Steine he r : |today are willing to give the may ( of | uke , h ; Jor every opportunity to accept| mouth and refuse en to ar ° Itheir compromise proposition for one, it tr hing done - the transfer of Jailer Corbett and | € ned to be [ whine ’ e But the councilmen, unless the lieve I t G ‘ of tes mayor does come off h high rogation of ( t t a Boor 4 horse will vote to correct the comer to at ¥: : ve trouble themselves by abolishing, Councitman Kellogg—I A ' tonsil Corbett’s position. That the coun- tainly to see Cc ‘ z ok srg Sey tn cilmen are in earnest about this but I would 1 hat I ‘ ¢ fl b farm, : ber ip certain, Six councilmen, in vot gat office . of of . statements made to The Star, de- have " 1 . é 'e inte " H sugh Myra clare emphatically that they will Chan e ‘eo i | a ae y= 4m | < , ' head yak a |» . the Counciiman Griffithe—1 . of : ng to £ the 1 ef of A been te | Get Good Results { At any rate, as a result of the t earance § present fight, there seems to be ‘ fe said, | j little doubt but that Corbett w Kempe | be ousted as jailer, that the prac nant. & tice of the “third degree” will be Mayor's Strange Excuse , ° Ros he 4 } stopped, and that men jallers w ; I And still e beauty pict fi ! e of es ¥ * ig no longer be allowed to carry keys ext 1 ( ‘ \ he { to the warde occupied by women t Ev 0 t e8 « Better 1} with YOUF } Councilmen Stand 4 : r { | the stand taken by 1 7 " find é | at ct an Me t arxe Chief | ring K while they wh on " x. t ft pa i If « “ f charge sails ts we oks knowr Khe service t aught ©, OF j { { 8 lowing off the fhe swimmin n th 4 with 1 , tk r et r arm, hand's head. $ Shackle ashington w n © matte n s te on 4 e accident story. “carele ine tf abrogatic th T F € 1 maintains that ~ MARTIN MONOHAN. | Corbett get rid of! Miming to Let Him Down Easy ard The knows nothing. of the where: orn f t f 8 out k or Ma who, aint against|Star man who sta joking for| Councilman Erickson—I ar Phe a so ger > . i ! T i pias: voluntarite enough fre the old He a lot of favor of passing ordinances, not |S pe! me Oro BOS eee ; P Jeclares that per's : “ie it’s at ine deine snagutaie tee 4 upon the discharge of Corbett. He ‘ t ‘ out ‘the « b b he f ny more t ain in office, but o | Will re i jon w a ~ . . . : ! - hink Y ‘ his | prohibiting men nk tb d / ( rte : . a wal D 910, He whiske ; keys to women's « me v = : ’ y de fter a han wa ha & the “third degree ibe won 5 i mild best irs gn he wan sat ther at the | Councilmen ‘Wardal nk “se While Courts Differ Over ame eat ae . . was @ ar | see Corbett retired on “9 ‘ . he dug ve and covered “a h " t { m he y that . ® . “ hog offal or ' a id the a him n he h h : tthe. corner na ath a tn ew Prisoner, Sheriff Takes Him be Su Up 2 _ . x he angled condition . had at hin abrogate « € ff h dD « f i said be t any ¢ cos) Councilman Goddard— e h a wr ; i have 8 As th rex 7 bare: ae PE ey p A ae a . Up armed er . } carry it te lag AGAINST BCOST IN Ste ters, none whe |ioal is ml TELEPHONE RA TES: Sa auaee Garin Pas noes 16 citer Ouawe Gay was] or “the “Poole kitchen were "aii : ™ . “i , A or ge . Se k q . 8 s ? L »d i son, Emory, Rig al eka. Suaaae . : te vo) hae ane he cies Until | decks 's boots were : dy.” ¥ d persion ‘ e° aay G ~ he Caldwe ; jay Kemper was slain, 7 oo a hotly 3 wie, tote. of fees : k hi t : one ad . - ‘ 1 re their belie& Hanna on named for! BRL: ‘ A slight ov The ne at the Tex i a more corpses matter, by “in-| © > |was d against Chief Ba o B , will on the Poole farm, You bably fin nth eal estate, 1 t xX i Hilton Will Defend t h y of the 5 was 1 ‘ The by oe ms . ner esoune Le “ Accused Dynamiters|°""" |) . prick s2gf peoroubepel ores peta a han noon. ate Sa ee | vba ers ‘ ea f ground on The Daley Dollar, taden with4 = ages peg lumber for Chinese ports, went on| cae on on yer Sy on John H. Boyle € AN the rocks some time last night off| ‘ aber earenten, faa seas twiit aan tant Sta on a Whidby island. {t is not known } eos ae nr eather i syringe pho Bp away 1 immedfater whether the crew has been taken | rs Ciossis cuaraall renih che . ae i shia * the shot which inflicted the ¢ Mt off or not. The Dollar left Everett | dy ly <cureM ee be Wil 8 duel with Leste urd. Thomas ran, but before yesterday afternoon tempt he might make Suielde sal” tag we Mayou had his gun drawn the for mot. figh 1 ctricta mer fired two more shots, both| Shaved Head Shows that the mayo , have|ing at 1:30, at F missing thelr mark ae About a aim was bad in the darkness KSO y. Ma 4 | pa q ngly € The ma he| fired, f n e gunf acted several pa 1 en and a fugitive | H a on nl would let the oyle| Thomas anc men from the neighboring | Brea ounty since last election j Howland was moving would waive > o re-|James Hays ne A nd Thom d the four|d d has surren fo orge M. Walsh storing him to the position of cap-| Moody, electricia her men_ were on captured. | dered Ariz 1 is be | he roll of petitions favoring ea € t is tain, Dilling would e} and | ¢ Thomas was the only one on which |ing brought back to this "City of \' i ol ordinance introduced | now defendant in tw for per that entirely e civil service |@D to the ¢ j weapon was found Sudden Death" for trial. He shot the franchise ec ee at the | Sona 1 ating $9,000, By United Press Leased Wire.) commission fayou, accompanied by Det The prisoners decline to give any |dead Wesley Turner, Jr., here in No I; ‘ complain LONDON, May 3.—Secretary of The hearing of the ct ¢ A. A. Brown, approached the | detailed account of themselves. | vember, precipitating a recurrence pe eting of the council Was | continual ringing « the Navy McKenna announced to- ieee a aut group as the men leaving the | Local officers of the electricians’ |of the ‘bloody mountain feud, but made to look pretty small along-| ened Howland’s t day, in the house of commons, that by the ef alley between hington and|organizations know nothing of{escaped numerous posses sent out nok presented this 1 ‘ Ss San een he had received a message from Ma , | Main elther Thomas or Moody, and be-|to capture him. | ing to the put Kfety commi both mer the commander of the British - Where are ‘yo ing?” a ie f they have ib their right| ase’ Was recently recognised at} oe ate yao ary tier Wa alle hat his left hand,|8@uadron at Canton, China, which | ing Mood en| names, that they are strangers in| winslow by former residents of | saves. ny gaat left foot, nose, ribs and shoulders |Stated that the rebellion had been “4 ‘alee bes acts eipaiedlctta adh him he had better | the ct Rneatnitt cosity, who. wahind Get Stra Gn atte ee ir cor ele rushed, and he wants $7,000, | Completely crushed. * CAN'T BUY ‘EM YET *|.™ = = = $600 offered for his capture JUDGE O. N. HILTON abolish t this time He nd t P vs t } LONDON, May Fierce fight * Pending fo * Rheumatism Due to Fi . dead? He had not aroused Repr tatt of the amcking/ dislocated and ng between ‘how and Can- % ihe Beatie * , New Films at Casino | bjcion until he went to the Me 1s Colorado's greate public favored Wardall ordi. | He is asking for me Cot wors Wier ooee vee ae tha? ote can 4 Tonsils, Says M. D. _ ,,, Brg ape , : ; -"s an inal lawyer and has been en . : ee ton is reported today in Chinese at Tas BALTIMORE, Md. May 3 ae reels @ SADDPY. Dlotures, [barber Shop tO Raye nie for the defense of the MoN ag | 08 iding for SMOKING COM’) 4 wk kk kk RR RK & & we, dispatohe The loyal troops, the * tickets at the 1 Bo Pretend , ” ranging from comedy to drama, are |shaved, thus drawing the eyes of) at Los A a was aiece- | pert? rs. A SUgRe * diavatens eing bard * 25 ce cd ppc ol ergy al rede (ELIT eG a ure at the Ca-|eurious townsmen upon him. He late counsel in the defense Blatr ery th * RATS CARRY % | pressed arid reinforcements have mm atrest can * 1 Dr. H Peterman, | 212 one of Ballard’s popular moy- | up without a struggle Moyer and Haywood: He also de-| f ! * TELEPHONE LINES % | been orde i tak tac ate *|% auth on throat| picture houses eferred convict life to that of | fended and cleared Vincen t. | meet : * THROUGH CONDUIT & Should government soldiers * th Fig %| diseases, addressing the Mec cell sic Jolin and e Adan uc I Mh OVO FOP Al a.” BOK KFORD, Il, May % be t y ry reason to ie %| and Chirugical college faculty here ll d - lot wholesale murders in connection | Week # The tel cOuaann’ tas a |Malieve Uiat an & on the for- kk kk kh kh ke ke ke ee tee | His theory dverturns the belief of allar oses ne The Worst : with Colorado mine trouble * imported 20 1 its to help # |e ‘ ot Senin eae . century. Tonsils are nece to Willie—What's the most fero-| * lay several miles of conduit, #/Canton, W low, an¢ a . : ch f t cious animal In the cireus, papa’? ; OLD RESIDENT DIES * A tat ¥ t round i t oa hat Britts City to P ild ix but should a u a p LOS ANGELES, May 3 The ' ith 1g around his * ae : : eatnes y ublish Its by the time he 1s 21. If not, the 0 ueen NNE) Pa—The caltiope, my son.—Wo- | geraignment of the McNamaras| Afier 20 y« a resident of aBl-|* neck is released end of | French, 1 seb #5 Own School Speller| become diseased and the germ of| , ¢ n's Home Companion will be held either tomorrow after-|Inrd, Peter P’ 6 1d,{* the conduit, and naturally *|” Sens is tenting, = er MILWAUKEE, W May 3 rheumatism enters the system| The Ballard high school nine wa noon or Friday. But the men will/died last night 7 * scurries through to the other *|* d ' All city teacher been ordered | through them. Removal of the ton-| defeated by the Queen Anne team The Rainy Day Fund Be charged, not with the actual 1 tat : ; % end, where he’s captured, Then kl aa eaRaKkREREERREE to watch closely and report next will oa tism to dis |Monday afternoon on the Adam I suppose you've got something | explosion of dynamite under the|esters of America and a member of|* the string is used to pull a *|/% WEATHER FORECAST. * wary the words most frequently | appear in nine cases out of ten, he | sroun 8 to 5, The game went |put by for a rainy day Times’ buildigg, and the killing of|the Hagles and Sc avian Ben-| * heavier cord through the *\i* | Showe tonight and * pelied in their classes, Then | sa unl the dise has been |!1 innings, and closely contest Yes, I've got four umbrellas, two| 24 men, but with some supple-| association, He leaves a sis-!* duit, and the telephor * I ate southe * the city 1 publish a special st long seated enough to destroy the|ed throughout until the unlucky |raincoats and a pair of new pathy \ entary crime e@onnected with the ind two. brother The fun-| % follows. * | & wind * fag book for Milwaukee children. tlusues. , ahi le New York World [Tiines’ ‘explesion. will be Sunday afternoon ee ee ee ee ee eS *|* ee! .