The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1911, Page 6

AMELIE LE IF . Se viet RRR ARR RRR * * * % WASHINGTON, May 6.—% # Final hearing of the evidence * % to determine. whether the * % Cunningham land claims shall * % be granted is scheduled to * ® start Monday in the office of * *Fred Dennett, commissioner of * % the general land office, Sec * # retary of the Interior Fisher * # will participate in the hearing. * + * eee eeeeeeeaeeene CORDOVA, May 6— Throats are arrives wit of Canadian coal for the Al Steamship company, another “coa party” will be formed and the dls charge of her cargo prohibited Mayor Lathrop has telegraphed z the “BERGER FLAYS T. R. Takin, NEW YORK, May 6. stand that Col. Theodore Roosevelt by his article on the McNamara case seeks “to reverse the Just prit ciple that everyone should be con sidered innocent untt! proved guilty,” Victor L. Berger, socialis Congressman from Wisconsin, toda bitterly 4 anced former presi dent “It looks to me,” said Berger, “as though Roosevelt wished to reverse that principle when it applies to la a 2.0 In his editorial he German | Baron, Who Knew Horses’: and Women, PORTLAND, Or, May 6.—Much ve arbed and showing unmistak signs of a sleepless night spent ia the city jail, Baron Woellwarth formerly riding master at Kramer's Riding acade: social lion and patron of exclusive clubs and ates, who claims to be the scion of a distinguished German family was at a loss today to explain why he had been locked up on a charge of issuing fictitious checks. ‘The baron declared that the pro- ceedings were absurd. He showed evidences of perplexity becaus $40,000, the first install estate he sald he inherite Courts to Rescue of | Lorimer’s Pal, Tilden (By United Press Leased Wire.) CHICAGO, May 6.—Edward Til Gen, president of the National Packing company, who was ar rested for refusing to testify re ing & Lorimer “slush fund”) Tans the Illinois sehate, was today freed by a habeas corpus | writ sworn out before Superior | Judge Petit. | In his decision Petit as erted | that the attorneys for br pnate presented their case in such a man ner that the court could enjoy “press made popularity,” if he de sited. He said that the senate was only election of its own members. Petit further justified his de cision by declaring that Tilden had carried out the subpoena by ap / pearing before the investigating | committee and that he could not Be forced to produce his books. He cited authorities showing that | the subpoena should have describe the desired books in detail. | | empowered to judge of the proper | } In addition to Tilden, W. ©} Cummings, president of the Drov | ers’ Trust and Savings company and Geo. M. Benedict, cashier 0! | the Drovers’ Deposit Nationa! Bank, were freed by Judge Petit on the habeas corpus writs. | As a result none of the three men will need to appear before the senate investigating committee. | If the Petit ruling ts sustained, it) ig believed the probe of the alleged | crooked election will drop. | SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.—That the trial of the McNamaras would begin not later han August 1 ts the belief of Attorney Rappaport.| He declared that Clarence Darrow, | of Chicago, would go to Los An geles and would take active charge politician and jee. the case. Alaskans Threaten ‘to Bar Coal Steamer ats have McNam socialists but do not of their x We dex why ers ai ot habeas cc they seems tc Now i many lai to make good a couple of dollars’ worth o December lHentenant as a according and wine checks. TOR" riding m He understoc that the situa dumping of 304 os {nte war ere dey netitutional righ and an me ar indieate in Jail, addies and paid b S WIFE MAKES DEBUT Mrs. WASHINGTON recent the sional sect ene, wife ator from of the AT CAPITAL Atlee Pomerene. May 6—One of additions to congres- jety is Mrs. Atlee Pomer- newly-elected sen- Mrs. Pomerene is Ohio. not only a delightful hostess and the possess charm, bu' in public q of much personal t sl intensely interested jwestions before congress. Friday Was the 100th Anniversary of Birth of First Photographer of Human Features Friday was the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Professor William Draper, scientist, tography. philosopher and the fat He was the first to photograph the human features, the first to be photographed was bis sister. Before then Daguerre and other scientists maintained that it was impossible to photograph the human face The first photograph gallery ever established anywhere Draper on the roof of the o Here Prof. Draper took the photographs of nearly His camera was made bat year he in 1840 by Prof. building. notable persons of the period. and spectacle lens. graph of the moon. In Mareh of t r of modern pho- and Dorothy ©, Draper Id New York of a cigar box made the first photo- BRIDEGROOM IS A SUICIDE IN PRESENCE OF HIS BRIDE (By Upited Press Lensed Wi HOT SPRINGS, Ark. May 6— While his wife sat looking on, pow erless to prevent the deed, William Black, who was only recently mar ried, committed suicide in a sen sational manner. Black, who came here from Kan. sas a few weeks issued two checks on local bi sin which he had no funds. These came to light and arrangements were made to| stay the prosecution. He failed, however, to raise the money to make good the amounts of the| ol but bis wife was able to! indebtedness. In the afternoon, Biack invites his bride to accompany bim on ride into the country. When they reached Gardner's bridge, three miles from the city, Black stopped tue horse, leaped from the bugsy and running to the edge of the bridge, leaped into the Ouachita river, 40 feet below. 4) t c } PRICE OF RANCH TO ESCAPE BEING MILLIONAIRE FORT ¥ Having a against mi | man, of M portunity fused, but short of the A northern colonization company | ¢ offered to ranch, dollars, by the money and liquidate the|that the amount be $9 the compa’ his Cures and « the noond: Jnensep, a consisting of the | Hall county THE WORTH, ‘Lex deep-rooted Iionaires, lemphis, Tex., to become he 1s only May 6. prejudice K. Zimmer- had an op one and re one dollar million mark purchase Zimmerman's 186,000 acres for @ round million ut Zimmerman insisted and ny was easily demand. OXxYG ures; nothing shall ever stop in two ho 1 troubles, p is also an astute} | | \Lorimer Defends Himself — “Eighty-five Days That Rebuilt an Empire” ear PY Doe iin SAV 2,000,000 yoo Far 1a Bk CR | , | Ir LORI? mmo | | R,20Q000 ENVELOPES W #.009,090°0 ren PosTagE w TO GOVERr?Mrinig x weer Tite cr wR ’ ATURDA ER MAD PALD SPECS} ant ind an $< HAT LORIMER PAYS> 2 = Y, MAY 6, 1911. Coming--A Red Blooded Story by a Red Blooded American The Inside Story of a Revolt That Ended 30 Years of Rail- road Rule in California, Written for the Seattle Star by Hiram W. Johnson, the Gov- ernor Who Led the Fight Starts Monday. People Pay the Bills k ama aia Bi 5s WHAT UNICLE Gart Dats TOR: weal HLL- HARRIMAN LINES. COMBINE y Uni SPOKAN " rd Elliott the r a Pacif ve fb y from Hill, e t of thern, f na, ¢ , t of the bh Bank, f and Kruttsehr © pre riman lines, expected here Sat night, it is belleved an im vortant conference of railway chief been arranged It bas been rumored that a ¢ Hill end Harrima the Northwest rn but this cannot be| fesieat od EMBRYO SEADOGS | GET NEW HEAD 'Wappy Before Grand Jury Jailer Corr w ppenstein, former { of police, was called to give ter , bete grand jury, wh 1 indictment wt him Johnson, ® negro prisoner also exam Kay morning decide Sculpt As fa his 4 1 art on 1 CAPT. JOHN M. GIBBONS Capt. Gibbons, formerly in com mand of the crulser Charleston, w ALBANY PAINLESS earn arpa DENTISTS | ” DESCRIBES Tel | Valuable | MURDER rman, Eroperty ] . succeed PAINLESS DTN (Wy United Frew Lenned Wire +4 | May ¢ VITERO, Italy sting | rian maaeio See ni ae eee 9 TEETH Gold Here’s Another Argument for sa rth ie court today—perhape Derme-|aald. “The kitchen knife was | oreses com fers Bae. $ 0) £3 = “ hen ec urt opened th ® morn! ression that he had commit-|| crowns will be the Direct Eleetion of Senators EMPLOYMENT Sia vetoed matrctne| on Eagceaa macho he mek : i ~ Mee og 5 Vs au " 4 : ¢o= : Ive Sine meer ai | wie oatt . yea p> f ‘ there Rece i ie Tos thnk eta “ee : sileged peldoniug of her a4, Substantial ee , io (ices nddod together. ‘The |when the rupreme court Giminsed [Postponed to" September. it” ts \ 50c to $2.50 GETS DIVORCE FOR MAN WHOSE co sciren MANS.UEE | ROOFING | Tiff Pia ie fo : eat oe Spaces rcombicis "| TEETH (Painless f quiet day in thelr Aa counsel he will return to Ch alimony against at the Hotel Northern leged properly can afford to pay it,” PLEAD JUNE 1: (By United F Los ANGE May arratg B. Med Attorney M. R. night for San F }ing his absence Harriman It ts ler with Clarence Darrow JOHN KENLON Croker. “I will allow you $ said Judge ‘onclusion of the dive tituted by Mrs. Mary L William ¢ failed to “No, your honor, I Mrs said. “It will only trouble. Judge Gay insisted on inderstood tha New York's new fire chief, succeed. ing the famous flame fighter WIFE SAYS ALIMONY 15 SET 10 HGH Rickard, who, she al-| support her don't think he cause mony, and cut it down to $20. Leased Wire.) With left last and d | will net} month | at the] case in-| Rickard | clerk | Rickard | more the all-| our it rae Nooka ot Ong. Western Tent & Awning PORTLAND, Or., May 6.—Jamen M. Connors, wanted in Tacoma and 8 <i for counterfeiting fifty-cent was arrested late last night Portland. Hits wie OXYGE- NA A4elb P. 1 pir lowent feures McKenaio » left him cl r the construction of a building as a ship's cook knows dern fa ng. P. T. 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