The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1911, Page 8

McNamara, in First Statement, Charges Steel Trust With Attempt to Bribe Him BY R. Psd MADISON John J. MeNamara, charged jointly LOS ANGELES Ca with his brother, James Hi. with the murder of 19 r fn the Los Angele today gave to the repr att of The Star his n o the press since his arrival, under arrest, in Los Angel He charges an agent of the steel trust with haying offered him a bribe in the form of a salary to betray his trust While he was secretary of the Structural Workers’ union Since he has been in jail here there have been no authe nter views with McNamara, He bas talked to no newspaper representatives has constantly refused to #@ any one save attorneys, Though still refusing to be tn out from cell today the follow ing authorized statement, p at the request of The Star repre sentative. M’NAMARA’S FIRST STATEMENT “During the entire time that I have been an official of the Interna tional Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, constant at mn made to annihilate our organi tempts have These assaults have been led by the United States Steel Corporation, and the organ ization formed by it for this special purpose These interests, while Preaching the doctrine of the destruction of labor organizations, have themselves formed organizations of large dimensions for unlawful pur poses, but have contrived to be organized in such a way that they are not amenable to the law “Upon this subject I could speak volumes and point to uncounted acts of corruption “One of my first experiences with these » falls in the year Yorporation soug and at Ohio, offered to pay me a salary of $125 per month if 1 would ag Corporation the confidences of my own organization. My salary a fm order to find out whether tt was my services which his corp Object to corrupt my own organization. poration at a salary of $150 per month. This offer told that I could be of no use to the Steel Corporation Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. ly ation however unless I remain ht the di 1 offered to resign my position and go to wor “This is but a sample of the many personal experiences of this natu I know other men. have been pl fully say that I cannot honestly be accused of preaching the law In other words, I have — occupying similar positions to my own, have had, | red in my path, I have sought to lead an honest and upri any doctrine always been an advocateof ‘Evolution YOU'LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE Ald of the county in the fight on) tuberculosis was asked yesterday by a committee from the Anti Tuberculosis league, conferring with the commissioners | rather than w JOHN J. M'NAMARA sclose to the wh desired, or College men will be hosts of Gov codrow Wilson at dinner oad noon at Hotel Washington ILLINOIS 18 AFTER SPRINGFIELD, If the senate ex which has acted favorat mt | i] i wenate ibebanee ed favor on th Lucy Page Gastor clgaret bit coffin nails” and the “makints will become an ehark Gaston, | toenails in thie st M who eaid te Appenrec before eve leg tive bor n the United i t clgarets, Ww not SUES ee deckhand ¢ | FIRE STILL wise | |. The origin of the fire, whieh | 4 the steamer Whidby har Was promptly declined, and 1 wa ) d an official of the HH) Whitney and Turner which I have had, and which pite of all the temptations which i except that f cor lance th . ey me With | william Cochrane, former sheriff | Rivoli of King ix making & de {ff evolution | i} Iperate fight against death in the|[f for a new six-story addition Cochrane fe a plo 1m White river valley, and | Cicero classes in Lincoin uresque char. | school will produce a play tt He recovered | @ at the schoo! auditorium Frid yesterday ers afternoon him, say the at tans. He is tn no im: | however, for sev: |i Satur UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY CLUB | | Eighty-seven mall carriers in & - : i} Several hundred club women| Medill McCormick Js but’ 34]attic wervice were lined up yeater. |" {rene University Com: |f gathered this afternoon in the | years old today, yet he is publish | day tnepected by Poetme club tomorrow evening at Grand opera house are considering er of one of the] py. > ably room of the Univ a) | gelling 50,000 Potlatch buttons. greatest newspa h Mbrary « Needs H — pers in the world | a iin al Rhekeehantheraee —the a4 erinlaw of the] WASHINGTON, May 16—Tha t *% A strike against short * years ago he |terday at Bonney-Watson parlor Thay sig Py Monee Dmg *& quilts furnished by A. G.® was only oT el <2 oagiypr tae roe and | ae aemer lodging house at 2034 * i i week | railroads, as 4 , to make cer |i] & Sixth av. resulted last night * _ ATs | ree ly ear gien pric python | *® in the arrest of about a doren #/ ats on — | cate ee Pr omer ¥ ‘® Russians, after they has wrest #| Connick, But he} Charles Adame commenced suit] #% ed a revolver from James. | a roe gr gp . suevevenes| Joseph Medill on} moth skating rink FREES | cos ale onl *, because two re | that of the bind 4 him up a The question of the Harrison st.) ae truat'on the him break his Tegrade will be heard before the | Sther, so there | Adams alleges that the mar Streets committee Thursday after- was no keeping |Meat should prevent reckless skat Roon at 2 o'cloc him dows. He |'2e has editorial! - SEDALIA, Mo.—Suffrage for wo- ability and busi men is one of the live issues that ea ability, too ‘Will lend interest to the discussions | “a Tare combination—and today he during the biennial convention of | js treasurer and publisher of the the Missouri Federation of Wo-| Tribune—and ntally writing men's Clubs, opened here today. | editorials whenever he feels like it | Mrs. Emma Lake Robinson, | World's most famous cireus horse: | | woman, is dead at Cincinnati. | | Howard Miller fell off a Chicago Jelevated rajlroad platform in front | lof an approaching train. He was #o thin he fell between the ties to the street below and escaped with 1863, at Champion's |» ison. | May 16, q i. near Jackson, Miss, was, 3 ‘fought the hard-! 5 est and bloodi- x est battle in the campaign for the capture of Vieks Sigma Delta Chi, national honor | ary journalism § fraternity, was installed at the university yester day, when members of the Pi Pi Pi loca! were installed. MEXICO CITY. Jose Madriz, $00 federals, 7 pounded the Con. ¥hom Zelaya made president of federates so vig- Nicaragua when he was forced to orously that Gen. | flee, died here yesterday of Bright's was compelled to re | ease treat to the Big Black river, a 10) miles from Grant's coveted goal. WASHINGTON, D. C.—Ashmun | Brown, Seattle, appotnted by Ballin |ger, is serving his last month as/ |weeretary to the secretary of the interior. Western Washington lumbermen are in Seattle today attending a meeting of the Pacific Coast Lum- “ber Manufacturers’ association in the Henry buildin; MEXICO CITY, May 16—"wW |believe that we are making great | progress toward peace,” was the Too many fathers are morally | Pemark’ made, today by Porelgn Sitkow Your Clty” tastitete at the ¥,| Minister De La Barra, M.C. A. yesterday. EVERETT.—Laying $200 before bis mother, Elmer McMullen, 15 Year old prodigal, arrived home| after a year's absence. He worked) EL PASO, Tex. May 16.—Judge Francisco Carbajal, federal peace commissioner, received toda: vices from Mexico, which it is aid contained instructions to proceed | with peace negotiations along the lines proposed yesterday by Rafael Hernandez and based upon Ma- dero’s demands. at The Dalles, Or., on a fruit farm. AUBURN, N. Y.—Journeymen carpenters went on a strike today for an increase of 5 cents an hour and half holiday Saturday. LANSING, Mich—Michigan farmers who have been opposing reciprocity do not represent the | dominant feeling of the state, Gov, sr gai has telegraphed President ‘aft. Ohio Dentists 305 Pike St., Over Ow! Drug Co. Entrance Room 4 Painless Dentists For the next 30 days we will do all dental work at the follow: ing prices: OLYMPIA—Gov. Hay renamed A. Tozer, Everett, state oil in- | spector, and Julius Lyse, Wilbur, to | succeed O. W, Stone, Davenport, on | the state board of embalmers’ ex- aminers, tty ¥ —Members of Men's club of Gras byterian chur Gold Crowns . | Brooklyn, claim 920. reward from Bridgework . | Mayor Gaynor for discovering two Amalgam Filling . 5 saloons lifting the Sunday lid, sell- Silver Filling | ing over the b Sixty-seven were Full Plates . | found selling lees openly. NEW YOR 3.00 Best Sets Te: . Painless Extraction . We manufacture all our own material. If you consider quality, have it. All work guaranteed 12 years, Address: Ohio Dentists 305 Pike St. Over Ow! Drug Store “Columbianism” was the subject |of an address by Rev. J. E. O'Brien |before the Knights of Columbus | last night. we The British steamer Hazel Dollar, }injured on a sandbar 10 days ago, will be repaired in Seattle. Bids are to be received for the work. Residents of the north end of the city yesterday petitioned the coun cll to compel the Seattle Blectric Co. to extend its Mine on Sixth ay N. W. from 65th st. to Sith st a [alien C. BERG, Furrier and Taxidermist — Tanning and le fur rug making. ot el of Artificial Skulls for rug work. Summer prices on Ladies’ Iteration: A two-story frame building, at 89 Broad #t., was partially destroyed by fire this morning. Damage, $1,400, The fire wau caused by an overheated stove. hae company is nego- Jot op the east side of eee eee eee ee Athen aenernnanee * . *® As & token of to* & the memory of F Night. # * Ingale, the angel crimes, & * whose birthd & was celebrated ye ® Frank S$. Asbizawo * former Japanese & wounded at Liaoyang salad & fruit basket made of bamboo #| We will cont to fe ® to be pinced in her last home # & gold-filled frame. guaranteed @ in Leadon * for five years, with spherical * lenses and leather case, com This includes accurate exami plete for aca an YOURS FOR BARGAINS Spinning’s Bargain Store 1-117 FOURTH AVE pation value for the With our equipment ears of experi we you of optica) watisfac Investigate this ofter. our Kryptok lenses with no lines or cement scales for close and distant vixion Saves two pairs of glasses. Mounted with Shuron eye glass or spectacle mounting, Curry Optical Company EVESIGHT SPECIALISTS Third Floor, 344-345 Arcade Building Phone: ind., L 6017 This in big money New York Dental Parlors, Inc. Fj HOWARD BLOCK Reliability Evidenced by 20 Years 6 PRIVATE OPERATING 10 YEARS ver Fillings Enamel! Fillings Gold Fillings ... 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OOO OOO OOK Y pgp yaad SITIO XY AKI KK OK VY YX KIEAY LEY for the porch and room and bedroor ing | the Chairs are seen in the above sketch; the Table pictured is a special at $4.85. icker for li TPURNITURE |] DRY GOODS Ww! | on the Fir Floor, Annex, 4 ——STRIIIE VAAY y XK AKA XK LAA AA t Furniture RAY WA Nel Bi pieces that will be founc Di & particularly well adap . | Pans I \ ed, in material, de ign | i] the Summer home ii Special attention has ff } i} been given to the selec- fj tion of charming and practical designs at mod- ff erate prices, in the fol i} lowing line } Recent Arvrivalei in Neckwear and Laces T'TRACTIVE many effective patterns, V new assorti and Oriental $1.00 to $7 yard French and German Valencie from election of pleasing designs, especially suit ming summer wash dresses, Sc to 35c yard New Lingerie Sailor Collars, with deep bach id long ends, trimmed with laces, $1.00 to $10.00. Lingerie Dutch Collars, some with rever front and other in deep fichu effect, cifectively lace-trimmed, 50c to $10.00. One-side Cascades and Jabots, in a broad selection of new designs, with lace i An Importer’ will be sanitary pres opportunity gs in summer camp and t val There is a good range of taste choose from, and several qua The unusual saving we for our customers at the China Mattings, speci Japanese Mattings, special yard “On Sale in Floor Coverings 1 10¢, ¢ of fine lawn lued by many Ma ing speci Notions ents of Allover Laces, in enise, F Lierre, Not in ec cream and nnes Laces, s Surplus China and Japanese Mattings In a Special Sale know } floor who w adapted as terns and colorings to ities m the hase is duplicated prices 15¢ and 20¢ yard 12%4¢, 15¢, 18¢ and 20¢ ection Third Fioer. Cash's Trimmings for | colors, 12 yards for 10c. wash dresses, 1 inch wide, | “Puritan” Dressmaker 20c yard | Pins, %4-pound boxes, 25 Ba RUE Tkee ne yea re. 30 inches long, black and rer. SYS a 1S¢ | pins, assorted sizes in box, apport te | bronze or black, 10c Lingerie Braid, in fast | First Fieer. SANITARY SINK blue japanned sheet steel; made GIBFORD PARING razor style, with extra quality st PER, SPECIAL 95¢—Medi um size; chops meats, fruits anc vegetables, fine or coarse, with out mashing. NICKEL TRAY AND BRUSH, SPE CIAL 35¢@—Stamped in attrac tive design, nickel-plated anc polished. WIRE POTATO Je of extra-heavy sprir Strong anc N wood handle, G HOUSEHOLD BRO selected broom corn, ALL-METAL TACK —Combination claw tack BRE i SPECIAL 10¢ Have &inch blade and enamelec wood handle. ALUMINUM JELLY MOl HARDWOOD GARMENT Free Art N Lessons 9 to 11 Ladies’ Home | Journal Patterns Specials in Housefurnishings STRAINERS, SPECIAL KNIF KEYSTONE FOOD CHOP- PLATED CRUMB MASHERS, AT Shaped to fit shoulders of coat, 10¢—01 to fit into corner of sink E, SPECIAL 5S¢—Safety eel blade i SPECIAL ng steel wire, with enameled 5e— 1 easy to clean OM, SPECIAL 35¢—Of HAMMERS, SPECIAL 8¢ puller and hammer ) LDS, SPECIAL, SET OF SIX, 40¢-—Of stamped aluminum, in assorted shapes HANGERS, SPECIAL 7¢ with bar for holding trous- Hovrefurnishings Section. eedlework Daily a.m. Firat Floor, Frederick & Nelson Incorporated M erlawn,” a omen’s One-clasp Gk lered backs DOUBLE style shades ASHAB In natur ar bile broi WOME PAIR ¢ of por VOMEN'S W PAIR N'S Two- in Vudor Porch Shades Do More Than Keep Out the Sun they allow perfect ven tilation they breeze for or in the ant lig sewing and abt at reading, Popular-Prced Wash Fabrics in various TIPPED E al chan elox V« w cotton fabric in brocaded twe 27 inche s wide 1 hades of light- @ lue, cadet, navy, enserisi gray, tan, laven Women’ s Street Gloves, 3 Pair he s of tan, “$1 00 pa SILK GLOVES, black, white and an excellent 50 CHAMOISI T'TE GLOVES. with two clasps at First Floor. games —they give seclusion and privacy, permitting the free use of the porch as an outside room. “Vudor” Porch Shades are made of wood, hand somely stained in brown or green—they are light, tough, nearly unbreak able, and are unaffected by sun or rain We show these popular Shades in the following sizes 4 feet wide and 7 feet 8 inches long, $2.75. 6 feet wide and 7 feet 8 inches long, $3.50. 8 feet wide and 7 feet 8 inches long, $4.50. 10 feet wide and 7 feet 8 inches long, $6.00. An extra charge of 50c is made for cutting and hanging. WELL Desk, design, carefully finished - BUILT in sanitary in light waxed golden or As il- interior of roll Early English lustrated, is well equipped with drawers and pigeon-holes conveniently arranged. Special price, $24.75. Other special values are offered in Sanitary Oak Desks, at $28.75, $31.00 and $36.50. range excels in convenience, cleanliness and economy of « P eration—-why it is the range 50-Inch Roll-Top Oak Desk Sanitary Style, As Illustrated Special $24. 15 —Third Foor. —Office Furniture Section Second Floor, Annex Will make the hot Summer in days the kitchen pleas ant and comfort- able—it will do its work well and will not fail to save the gas. Now is an excel- lent time to have a “Direct - Action” Range installed We will be pleased to have an oppor tunity to demon strate why this for your home First Floor, Annex Mail Orders Carefully Filled |