The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1911, Page 3

OLF HERE I$9 Dek aT aes PALACE. Now WK MUST DisGuEEsE fists AS Swiss — By DOT VAY YIN, WE ARG Senate Will Reopen the Lorimer Scandal BY GILSON GARDNER ferred to the committee on priv WASHINGTON). D. C., May 17 jeges and elections, which com The Lorimer scandal is soon to be| mittee they have carefully packed opened up again. The senate will|in the interest of Lorimer. They vote to authorize a genuine inquiry | will also object to the violation of calculated to develop all the in-| precedent sought by La Follette formation refused the state legis-|in his resolution naming the mem lative committee at Springfield, Ill.|bers of the This result has been aided and instead of leaving the commit hastened by the action of Judge to be nam presiding Pettitt, one of the political tools of of the s¢ hat is, by Lorimer, who granted a habeas ident Sherman corpus writ and released Edward is believed that there are Tilden, who had been summoned xh votes in the senate op by the legislative committee to pro i to bribery and corruption to duce checks and books of the Til-| discharge this committee from con den bank in order that the commit om of the measure, even If] tee might discover whether they 8 friends are successful in| contained evidence bearing on the rt to send the resolution | charges of bribery and cor tn connection with the el: Wm. Lorimer. Full reports of these doings have been forwarded to Sen. La Follette and the facts are ready for presen tation by him in support of his |s resolution calling for a new com mittee to conduct a new senate in quiry. The bi-partisan special privilege in the senate, which has supported Lorimer, is in active under the leadership of Gallinger and Bailey in opposing the La Follette resolutions. the fight which is being made by It is their plan when the matter |the decent element in the senate is called up to have the resolution |against bribery end corruption TACOMA RECALLS tried culat ‘or the by the lumber Aldrich bill. The Lorimerttes have lately edit La F reports that calls on this bill on May : records of the Aldrich shows that La Fol posed to the wishes of the trust and any reports to the trary are circulated friends in an effort to bill discredit | COMMISSIONERS : TACOMA, May 17.—Two of Ta-|two necessary to change the munic coma's city commissioners are re- al scree Aa te the est recall election in which the then mayor turned to office today, and two! was the only officer concerned, it others have been recalled as a re-| was necessary to hold a primary sult of yesterday's election. Public |to eliminate candidates and bring Works Commissioner Woods and/ the fight down to two aspirants for Finance Commissioner Ray Free-| each position. land were. successful, while Com-| As the result of the recall agita missioner of Public Safety Roys tion three of five men who made and Commissioner of Light and yp the original commission have Water Nicholas Lawson are suc-| been recalled and the commission ceeded by F. H. Pettit and B. J. form of government starts its bec Weeks, respectively. ond year with a majority of new The election was the second of! members in power == SENSATIONAL SILK HOSIERY OFFERING S Umbretins Repaired Women’s $1.50 and $2.00 Silk Hosiery Special, $1.00 Women’s fine quality Silk Hosiery, a grade that has never been sold for less than $1.50 and $2.00. Wears well, looks well and fits perfectly. Take advantage of the opportunity tomorrow to buy it at $1.00 The “Onyx” Hose N'S 1106 Second Ave. jaillargeon Bidg. ee The Capital stock of this bank is owned by the stockholders of The Dexter Horton National Bank of Seattle. One Dollar or More Will start a bank account Washington Trust & ‘ies Bank By fegularly and persistently depositing a fixed amount in this bank each and every week or month, you can secure a fund for any purpose. Open your account now, while your own pension fund, A% Sivings A-[% Washington Trust and Savings Bank Second at Cherry you are earning. Begin New York Building Investigating commit: | swisd PLUMBERS. Coma TO Fix PIP) "ALFONSO IS (WANTS $50,000 FOR HIS SICK MAN WHISKERS, STOLEN AT POLLS (By United Pree INEVA, May | otal denials that his rend for King Alfons rin Sp the general belief that who r pureh: d osme villa at Lezins was act his majesty | Alfonso is not consumptive, as originally reported, but the disease |from which he has long suffered involving the decay of bones in his | bead, is making such ser * prog jress that his physicians advised 8 change as a forlorn hope LEGISLATOR eared Wire) offi antard hand ng for ntly | _ON TRIAL: (By United Prem Leased Wire.) COLUMBUS, O., May trial of Representative > ed by the grand 17.—The ind | in set d jury yesterday ntatives I and Senator Cr journed until May 3 HOLD UP: (iy United Press Leased Wire) LOS ANG | police today for the two ue masked > appeared last night In Doyle's y eight pate stable James Durkee of Ver ong the victims, and yi his badge. The men wore polka dot handkerch worn in other $44 from the cash register ar from the patrons, MITCHELL COMMENTS | (iy United Press Leased Wire.) 8T. LO Mo., May 17.—Com menting on reopening of the con tempt cases against himself, Gom pers. and Morrison, John Mitchel said here today If Justice Wright wants to insti suit on his own initiative he ppoint lawyers identi fled with the antilabor fight as his |commiasion. He should name an impartial commission BRITONS FORGIVE HAMMOND LONDON, May 17.—The party” in England will hold |the olive branch to be Hammond when he comes to Lon don in June as America’s spectal representative at the coronation of King George “The Boer Wm. T. Stead to the United I “The hatchet is buried. The Boers are our friends. Hammond, with Cecil Rhodes and Dr. Jamieson, forced t Britain into war with] the Boers, but the Boers today honor the memory of Rhodes, and | Jamieson was knighted at the #ug-| gestion of his old enemy, Gen Botha. Why then, should in England not forget our old grudge| jeagant Hammond?" Hammond before the Boer war, was associated with Rhodes in mining operations in South Africa. Casting hungry eyes on the Boers mines, these two with Jamieson, organized “Jamieson’s raid.” When | the raid falled and the raiders were | feaptured, President . een 4 the Invaders to death, Final-| » kentence was commuted to fines of $100,000 in each case Evans ad wrey by Lorimer's | blue have ured i $7 same fe th tute |ehould not out Hays war is history, we Bost Bridgework Best Amaigam Filling. 50¢ to 75¢ Best Silver Filling Oe Full Plates $4.00 to $8.00 | Best Set of Teeth in the World . -», $10.00) Don't for the ting without charge to} ir painless methods We are careful, thorough, PAINEESS isiness, Our by ‘are low en nyoody work ia the best known in dentiatry AIBA PAINLESS ALBANY Puss or of the People's ner of Second Avenue On the second | said | THE at beta ~ Roane nl a 1911. as fy) pst Fie LEADS K&-ADOO'S Roons + WE CAN OFGRHSAR MAYBE HISS WAR BLANS. NEW ORLEANS ab May the pride by the bearded | t would you think would be a fair valuation for each bair in ou placed them on the open Col, B. A. O'Sullivan, New Orleans lawyer his. They were take force and violence, A mob attacked him at the tion polls, One of the leaders sat on bim, while er, armed with sharp seis the beard low According to Col. Sullivan beard was worth $50 per hair that th irs in the He asks the court | 16,—If yous are to ré felt in hirsut roment & prominent did not sell from hin by noth #, laid his His were od the mob Stiles Paul d and vieted | of interfering with a voter in a United States election, are serving their terms in the St Charies p bh jail. Mathen ton, Mass., b from backward them figure ages THE MARKETS The img are The avernge prices ted by (he local wholesaler Produce, meats and feed. Prie eases are subject to to freshness and geae these prices, uniest otherwise indented, are for strtetty firet grades Kees and w ation tea boys by out the batting aver Peed aething found astern Washingt ton ten and barley. mined Vegetabtes—seiling Price HERE WE SEE THE MIKADO. HE IS INNOCENTLY TAKING 4 BATH. IN A MOMENT HE STEPS FROM THE TUD AN PULLS THE PLUG, AND THEN WOMEN BOOST FOR POTLATCH the decision of a of women held the yenter at Grand undertake the Federated additional buttons, a m named held Opera house of the the sale Golden to direction Women's club of an Potlatch ing of the committee take charge will b Carnival Assoc 230 Henry bull o'clock tomor morning. The president of all women's or in including ladies’ auxil benev mt women’ named Potlatch but are § morning's to th rooms, row commercial and < tions ha bers of the mitte and 4 tomorrow Col. O'Bullivan and His $50a-Hair |" meet t Beard. wife a nday vie attle Attorney the Pa evening. She Mo., married immediate e. She LONDON—A tells Enrico oda in throat Caruso perfect specialist his vocal shape again Our Radium Screen— It And I protects as tron sa Itn tures and int have ev your une w Prult—Selling Price. es the moving plc ch more clear g than any I eclate the new the Ne Ml app lighting effects at tional, Once you see « you'll be ur show &@ regular patron. New Program Tomorrow | Admission 5c | National Theatre 315 Pike Street “The House of the Radium Screen.” Kmoked Meate—Kelling Price Drop Head — bs $10.00 Latest styles $15.00. sold at once to make OX From Your Choice of Stencil Makes, This Sale la Thursday, Marche and MaoDou Take elevator, or All machine , dark oak Singers and Wheeler & Wilsons, from $10.00 to These machines taken in exchange for room. New Whites, and must be Top Machines OF ALL MAKES $5.00 to $10.00 All Drop Head | @4 () QQ One Price s advertised are in first-class order. sts 3 days only— Friday and Saturday OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30 O’CLOCK White Sewing Machine Co 1101 THIRD AVE. CORNER SPRING 50,000 | By Maurice Words by Schaefer Music by Condo iT HAPPENS i! FREE JOB OFFICE: "TO BE MOVED rdinance eres yment office 8 for a different n's employment office. Labor Commissioner Lyman recommended that new quart taken up at 164 Jackson st The present location red \ irable above it and one below it not a central location for un ploy It te far away from the private employment of. fices, thus giving poor chance compete with them ting a fre sistant is con There it a sa It} D ed workmen. to} GERMAN (iy ed Prews MONTEREY, Mex News reached here ay shooting of Otto Katterfeldt of a guayule factory, by insurrec tos, despite the fact that a German FIRE PERILS CAFE blaze 820 Second raed Wire.) May of the owner age this morn- fire burned e ceiling in the kitchen ed the bakery. It sta 4 which carries off th eam from the range. over t home shot w defend. His wounds are ng his premises _ AMUSEMENTS hhh hth POEM * * hh hhh Behold small soft the little and and cute, re long he'll be a tomeat At which we hurl the boot. e Those flights in the airships Are there with the thrill; suspense delightful To eee who will epill The ie Nev—Stone & Webs loss of $30,000 tm of the warehouse a Sugar and White plant at Vari, Franklin High school rts Mount Baker the new high RENO, suffered the dest the ¢ ne tion agen New Pupils of pposed eff | resident | schoo! to name ount Baker Dr. E.J. Brown 713 First Ave. Union Block ‘The Dentist That Makes Good You save» lar; I make ® as 4 the tal’ Combine Two Dollars, w: I 40 y work vearg prices for the ar work As ft you care to go to. e653 a Cherry and one ot First and Marion St imitate my name, but BMY offices are . 13 Plest Ae WW. Butee’s Jewelry — “FM Your Own Teeth FILL-O rary antiseptic fling for F Relieves Toothache MOORETHEATRE Matinee OLGA NETHERSOLE the Double E ‘Sister Beatrice” and “The Enigma” Maetertt Last Th Tonight e The Kedemption of Evelyn Vaodray” || By Henr Author of Eve. 50 Bernstein The Thief.” 1 Prices. Matinee Today The New P All this week “THELMA” fun, Tuer, Wed, Set Week, “At Cripple Creek” Matinees. Next Third Av MASTER GABRI and @ Great Big Bunch « L & €O., A AUDEY Ti¢ v. A. Boys Huge Military Spectacte Monday, Tu Norwegian Mu Norway's N A Dollar Show PANTAGES THEATRE equaled Vand diay; Wednesday mor of ‘Homal Day, 6 BIG ACTS Vaudeville You Talk About People’s Amusement Co, Operating Lyceum, Odeon and Alaska Theatres We Censor Our Pietu LYCEUM Balance of Week ¢ day © Juggler's Revenge’—Dramatlc en of Pierre Marie”—Dra matic wuard Harbor” in W Excellent Mu: Features The ODEON and ALASKA offer mont for the Popu re jes Scenic the ney in the elty Fr Prices COLISEUM World's Biggest Photoplay House OPEN MONDAY, MAY 22. NEW FILMS FIRST! 4,000 Seats, 10c, Children be. Any Seat xk. By Paul Hervieu | and fitted by Ankeny- Huston Co. Circulating Library i 308 UNION ST. LANE THE BOOKMAN Opp. the Postoffice Main 6023 fy CANADIAN PACI ic “On Monday fight the & & Troquate goes to Vancouver instead of Seattle dentists are telling thelr patients that it Is abso- lutely impossible for us to make a $50 gold plate for $15, but please remember that other dentists are not running our business. The manager of this office will present $1,000 to any charitable institution in Seat- tle if it is proven that we do not do just exactly as we ad- vertise. Do not let any one attempt to talk you out of tak- ing advantage of this remark- able offer. Bridge ¢ member we give @ written guar- ntee with all work. REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 ‘Third Ay., N. W. Cor. Union, NOTE—Bring this ad,