The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1911, Page 1

EDITION : ONLY INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER IN) SEATTLE SDNBSDAY, MAY 31, 1911 ONE CENT. iiwi"Atl./P STANDS be TAFT’S BROTHER GOT TRUSTS MONEY | Strap Hangers ga Ae or sang IN ONE OF is SALOME POSES : - : . 7 Pay Million to St. Car Trust _ AUST The people of Seattle last year contributed to the Seattle lectric Co. the suim of $5,588,188 That As Trust “Attoray He At least 20 per cent of that amount, or about $1,150,000, was Drew $26,000 Fee. paid by strap-hangers. Strap-hangers are American people who VOL. 13, NO, 84 SEATTLE, WASH, W Fitv| The Seattle Star ciry,) Hy United Press Leased Wire.) from long practice endure injustice and even downright oppres- | GTO Attore sion rather than get out and fight for their rights. © the | bes: mittee night a eting of r franchise mr the estigate the ex. banging wit ¢ rp. « an Griffiths, in carrying es ¢ department of e r gned t © membe b troduced e. He that Henry Taft, ANCE at ap ha by COMPELLING THE STREET | t Prenat nem= ONOPOLY TO FUR) ENOUGH CARS | ft e firm ¢ and Sea Elect ompa terests v there opposing the d one ocea- ne hemse T “ ce that peor hould be allowed to . hing Ce ust). hang tray anything elve in er to get home tn a b h te neral, I a ople who now r A to the account, they et a 1 . ha 5 ‘ u on Hae “ hare of Se hen ae soa hk Sante Martens the pene } | Sepborte quatitic ‘ ke testified, was' it means that the S. E. Co., in return f ¢ privilege of making jsound atmosphere re : ‘en $000," millions off-the people of Seattle, must furnish enough cars te prevent | conscious te f Henry -Taft, sald the orney the disgraceful packing and jamming of men, women and girls like cat | Mary Garden nie an Or ptieaae ri a tle into the cars. {rived in Seat . e 4 ' Bment in the prosecutic : A | morning ! affi Dig seen Notne d 0 two hour € od « ath a pleas of special inte Mary nit th baene t the firm, they can’t th r ® be Homey w as a master * ands t There are two a to at > a - pes One way is to make the Pp —- car monopoly wants to operate can carry « *t when ing. The other way is to compel the street car company to furnish enough | th aa re a tars to carry the people to their homes when they want to go wi » that The Griffiths ordinance provides the latter way. H aaa t And if the people of Seattle have reached the point where they no rust oa longer desire to play the part of dupes and slaves, they wil! see that strap | ” c C Wicke am ¢ red that be hanging is abolished, and abolished in the right way. | SIDNEY WILMOT WINSLOW. tween t years 190 and 1909 he : = —— | Master-Builder and Czar of the M had on eral occasions acted im advisory capacity to the steel IGHEST COURT oc = nest Trust. Picture by Courtesy 1m year contrary to the 5 Sister-in-Law Confesses Love | rufa trout ok ox feos, alsin : JUDG , WIL Sea as iaes out Coughing Up to Winslow's | secing shoe making Combine, All Because of a Few|progress an he did , for His Son; He Kills Her! Patents and an iron-Clad Lease riches, He had cause to That Grips the Throat of Every | be made 75 per cent stron wer and a, Goblet, Cease Laneed Wien An LS at the disgrace of such| Shoe Manufacturer. had reduced the actual cost of labor SAN PRANCISCO, May 31 ; | over 60 cents a pair ‘es vod | ne an in his own family, he - tate Corvino, 39, today s he drew a revolver and shot| (Editor's Note—This is the first/strongth and reduced cost meant a SENTENCED TO DIE, WANTS flied Mrs. Johanna Cory woman. One bul oasned | of three articles telling how you s@t-/ reduction In the price of shoos Sister-in-law, in her hor sgh | she di { al-|tle with one trust every time you| experts figured, of $1 a pair ALL BANANAS HE CAN EAT et. The quar lowe nauk toctoat put on your shoes.) By 1870 the MeKay machines (hy United Press Leased Wire) gation on th n's part that Mrs z z | BY W. G. SHEPHERD. were fn general use and, for the jedges Of the saperior < JACK +e ASHINGTON, May kee Corvino was in love with his son! The dead woman's husband was! posTON. May Whenever |next 16 years, improvement follow: | oe the county of King. det emus. 5 tant . tof the sarcastic opinion ane Angelo, 18 ‘ s A and nels as a witne: . Hel you b a new pair of shoes for|ed Improvement and competition ify that the tc a ber true | 80 won't yo essed by Justice Harlan in his dig The dead woman was the wife of left the hous # broth-| yourself or your wife or w until the American public was oe pe hewn payroll of this office for|all the bernanne Ber ews in the decision of the PN aa sre neared apie this morning, and wait able to get good #he 5, stop a minute to th # at low prices. reme court in the Ameri- the month of May 11, and that /2OW and t rested. He e police that He knew bis brother / ney W. Winslow, a But all this time Sidney W. Wins | tn6 persons above named rendered |Hero, to Deputy Sheriff : cco trust case and. ie when he acc woman of ir ried a revolve 4 warned him yeyed, club-haunting low was in the background, ambt-/ 4 “ices stated b cor ae.|Coahoma county). Shack © ; tinging criticism of the rity of timacy with hi m she admitt not to draw it. A few moments Boston, If were ne tlous for fortw running a tiny tiledto the amour cnpestie victed of murdering D the court, relat between Justice and the other members are > be very strained said several stormy scenes it, and said she would leave her hu My with ¢ opportunity later, he said, brother came te r chinery trust ctory blehead 4 . pportir we he said, his brother came t shoe machin trus' factory at Marblehead, Mass., mak-| iagir respective names in payment |Coahoma county sev him and said: 4 be able to sell you) ing babies’ shoes thecefer.” The officer assured Shack that t I have shot her.” shoes 10 to 50 cents less rm Opposite each name would supply all the 1 weeks ago. banas nec q ‘ 3 ace Ninety-n out of every 106) Note—Artic 2 will tell of the) | vate . ede t “8 were enacted in the private ch ===" | ,merican citizens have to pay | first movement toward the trusting oe Ses “ind gout. le wary, and the pris disposing ore. of tha Bit Gace tae bertaal i 208.33 ts of 40 or 50 a day * of t 4 | | Ith Me T st if | Winslow coin for allowing them to of the shoe business a kere Gh ‘tan bis wher ne Sica at the trust cases were under e0ie ea en e ear shoes ‘ore anion tle a ; sideration, Justice Harlan even them . ' ow true SO ee eee $2f00 nually from the negro said “ = rf y in tengo Fa Be Mags vg tee #|Charming the remaining $1,500 to| “Jedge, sholy yer ont hie pee Hin ng he atthe 4 lea waa wale of olsen % Betty Grabam rides tontght, #| the state. Evid the be-|heah comin’ June | "Sustion ‘Harlan * teed “acnsaeen “How dit Winslow build up this|* between 5 and 6:30, on the */ gum Wy Joe Bmith on the ground] The court assured wecerarrsatdaah sna! brief typewritten statement. In bi 4 in pocket-picking machine? it's a|* Alki Point car. She will have # that the county is paying out $1,000 that June was the mor MARY GARDEN oral statement he is sald to haa | story that makes the an peo-|* another order on The Star for * " ———=====|deparied from his typewritten owt x , * which she will give to the & line i gyn three tie “ Dr. J. E. Crichton, city commis-|mombers. The money to be de-| PE J00k nr gy # first man who gets up and ® cc Hee eRe sare ne Posse: signer of health, and Chief Clerk Faved from t is soure was be! machine made shoe 4 proffers her a seat ‘with which he attacked Chief Jus» = used in paying for 60 extra police ‘Make. tice White’ pason” Afthur A. Braymer, were called by Lyman R. Blake, tn th White's “r of reason” dow en. A to " 00. See ce eee eee 2 2 ee fine: Wes dbche Wie state in the Wappenstein trial| crichic — — 8 - row 4 devised a crude machin trine The ctgh Justites who bad ¥ 2 Dave ‘Dest #04. | would se @ soles of shoes onto wit: achinandtheens: this morning. They testified te I told at least 200 of t would sew th i f shoes ont , n mi uneasily st tenet sitls 80 the uppers WRECK KILL T Maxican Captain Wieo Shot} !! He, demanded to be shot by}denied. The automobile the system of exaniinations con- examined that they were not to oe sr 300,000,000 pairs of ; flexicans up by rebels until the 5 dudted of the women in the re. *ubmit themse to any other daa s rs oe en eee eee Sete oo croed Against @) “1 am a friend of the Anserioaiy eee i 10 SHOW GIRLS HOW United States. Their value is bait) Di © be shot San Diego. " sewed annually in the t atrieted district. The evidence (,.'* hat I would not tolerate | TROIT, Mich, May 3i—| Tree ‘and Shot. he said, “and I refuse them being grafted on, and that|» piltion dollars Michigan, Central westbound €x-| gas DIEGO, Cal., May 31—With fat bbs ge ; 7 peor as sok | No.9 ‘ 5 ¥ —Wi a's demand was met. Five SPAI | ree, American public, which pegs Ne wae eralied 008 a qumbien tle Cate and fesce for! Mexicans were selected for the in| VERA CHUZ Mer, May #1 10 JUMP Th L |granted the patent rights on the Ridgetown, Ont today The en hie executioners, Capt. Tony Viza 1" hak a bea r ERA CRU? Lex fay 3 Saught to establish by cross ex- they were to notify me if an mination that the distri had attempted to extort any ot established by Mayor Gill and ™oney from them,” said Crichton.| machinery, has gained little fi gine turned over, kil Engineer The steamer Ypiranga, with CHICAGO, May 30.—"The the Perty. council, while the state mer teatified that the Ith | clal benefit. ‘The profit. has gone |Quinlan and Fireman Oakes. Thor | commande’ got the Mexican troope itree. | The executioners | Porfirio D old grey ¢ cna prastion it tipntas seca @irected its efforts to showing th vent turned in $23,775 to! te someone else. bodies were cremated. It 's be . : eee their rifles, ready to fire) of Mexico, on was 's is the latest course to b Chiet Wappenstein really dictated city treasury for examination) pjake othe Heved the derailment was caused |&.tragle end sear Tia Juana early ously to’ sail this afters for Spain via |», puree tobe placed in ¥ Pa: sake was an impra man. |Heved th , nused | nis waihien, wien 'he was shet Chicago public schools. Mrs, Ella the confines of the district, and conducted in the restricted! te gold his machine for $62,000 to|by train wreckers e, ete > Not Afraid te Die Havans Young, the superintendent, is the ime that the health department was the | “istrict usdek Shade of Reman.” Malton having killed an American soldier) Vira jeered and said with a tou The fort rrounded | Younes, the supe ndent, is the Galy one authorized to collect any| “Is It not a fact that Wappen-| qi under him. of pathos: “Shoot; I'm not afraid|by his fami faithful offi. | SU8ator of the new move, which she spent $130,000 in developing the| LO® ANGELES, May 31—Pro-| pollowing the execution oo ns especially for girl pupils. pme objection to 7 ; . BS to dle cers, was esc » the dock by m Me Cricht om could not tell the taking offic ns on ‘other ie on ket. Sr lees in way ef {s no-| Pryce was missing and the The rifles cracked 1. picked det peal ot "ted leral ‘pping” is Chicago slang iy .c ¢ wild not tel ne | ta rume et gotiating with Freddie Welsh in| some fear he bas met foul play fal pe, ert Y "| boarding or leaving s while im exact boundaries, but knew that Rummens asked | McKay died a millionaire. He|New York for a 20-round o Pi Tet he bad tence tea bode eke ee re Ee ee 9 : Dpenste r < “rs New Yo or s ontest | though the genera} belief is he has face. His body ring that death- | tio motion. It is & practice parsons ay i The os at son oo ‘ats hun , ba ondceing pue’ blr the | might have been & hundred times |here with Johnny McCarthy of Ban|abandoned his troops with other Gaté, teas tot tk the tee ee ak Gabe! coer ae all Chicagoans. Mrs. Young hopes : of collectin: 0 from | h epartmen offices in| richer, but he was one of the old| Francisco Harry Foley, Mo-| whit ; as left In th F eet ‘aban’ and de . : strict fe es - “ r’ 3 ? . e officers because he had Less than a mile y a street, friends and few faithful troops far to protect life and limb by teaching a Ot Sietsict for ae the Siath Ay. house because, he }xchool “live-and-let-live” business|/Carthy's manager, has agreed {o/jearied of an effort to supplant. still Iny Mab ith Of Vid ae eee fare-\cirls to face forward while “flip. SUMMEIEE wists & council conpnatios, the higheot reat in the distri can | ee send his man against the English-| thom with Mexicans. Capt. F. W.| shot and killed two days ; The Madero element t ping,” instead of backward, as wo originated with a council committee, the highest rent in the district, and| Many shoe-making machines were| man, provided Welsh will let Me-|Tamiin wat named temporary com. Dr H.C. Looe at a then Goat. than Gf men often do of which. he belleved, Counciimen | they ought not to give up rooms| invented and put on the market,|Carthy enter the ring at catch | mander Americans, crossed into Tia Marraras Raves'vany coeiatre & The course on street car conduct ode ab resent cr » . ericank, crossed nto ia Jernardo yes may conspire ac badke are , Blaine, War an mn, re ifr | but McKay did not fight them. He} weight | Execution Threatened this morning. Dr. Loos went Limantour sut the elec-| Will consist of talks on the subject Visa's © peution was dramatic. | autom¢ tion nt in the com-| by the teachers, perhaps with some 1a sick family. P ion was' ing general election practical illustrations later on, Scorned by Married Man, Woman Wants to Die ou ogni mpusTRls DON'T TOTTER, AFTER ALL, P0PE 1 Aeam A writ of habeas corpus for Mrs.;cording to Seybold, she returnedtset. When he came the woman was | the police found this {luminating LONDON, May 31.—A Rome dis Seybold will be asked for this after-|and forced her way back into bis| ready to take her own life note patch printed in the Morning News noon by Attorney Joseph M. Glas |“Pariment by climbing through a} Mrs. Seybold {6 an attractive “Oear Louis: This. being 10 OF El HT- H R AW i R fag frou an alfectice ot ths arte ae window | woman, 38 years of age. She wae Decoration day, and you falling ing from an affection of the arteries, {, unless a charge! woe gow, her Counse!, unie oF The woman had secured a revol-| griefetricken this morning over her to keep your promise to | After Prediction of Disaster and Threats of Yellow Labor! —+-——_———. | This, the dispatch says, has been nile to get permis faD is placed against her immediately.) vor and when this was taken | ver and is was taken away |Seybold's alleged disloyalty | | wilt do what | sald o the deriecienan ne a She has not yet been charged by\ trom her by Seybold, at Seybold'’s| At the Frontenac apariments,| Perhaps you can find « few pes Made by Big Business Agents in Bitter Fight in Legisla Ge acuta tea dertnianen 3 ae the arresting _ dina | apartments, she attemy to drink | where the bolds lived during the | nies to decorate my coffin, | ture, Shorter Day Goes Into Effect With Scarcely an In ana uarantee pope's condition, a bottle of acid, but in the scuffie| fair, Mrs bold’s story was con-| have everything ready to ex- | dication That New Law Is in Force. Lying on a cot in the city jail| peoaned with a few bur today is Mrs. Nettie Seybold, her! rice she w lips burned by carbolic acid. She on her| firmed this morning. She was said| press home, and if | do not hear | trol-|to have been a good, hard working| from you by 8 tonight It will be |, The bitterest struggle of the last session of the California legisia $ oug t HUNDREDS : KILLED nd was taken to the | woman ing hard to help her hus | all off for me, and you can be ture marked the passage of a law limiting the labor of women to eight) n Op¢ Ie sobbing “I wish he had let me! city hospital to have her burn at-| band making a little money | Sure you will both’ suffer’ ai |houre a day and 48 hours a week. Representatives of business inter-| In behalf of Frederick bs] VIGTOREA heen sth Gonna Kit myself; | cannot five without | tended to, after which she was re Seybold Denies our ivfe. Imeant to be aquare, |ests from northern to southern boundary were at the capital in force, |ii1 and wife, taxpayer ure ays Mary. reports @n. efuptioe eae him.” She says Louis Seybold, an) moved to the Jail | “1 only knew her as a friend,”| but you don't, and | expected (arguing, lobbying, persuading and threatening in an effort to block | 7 i ae : ‘ Asama yoloano on May 8 chat GI sy bia aa 3 psa Doesn't Want to Live. {Seybold sald 1 got acquainted) go little from you. Remember the measure that meant the end of slavery to thousands of female work greets ye der ate) 6 “heard as far as To ‘Seven Louis Seybold, who last nig Yes, I wanted to kill myself,” | with her in Chicago © was run-| | must see you alone by 8 or Wee in Gallfornla, a phragm county co™| hundred ptlgrims who were cele wrested a revolver from the| Mrs. Seybold said this morning. “I)ning a rooming house and I roomed) you can euffer the conse- Opposed largely by women, most of them wage earners, the lieuten- Missioners from ing the ting the annual festival at tie woman and knocked aside a vial of |Ca"not bear to live without him.|with her for about a year. I never! quences. Good-bye, my darling lants of Big Business fought stubbornly every inch of ground from com- , United States fr arising | shrine at the summit of the Yolcu poison as she sought a second time | For years we lived happily together. |lived with her as a husband, and “Yours, NETTIE, |mittee through both houses and into the governor's office, where alout of the Lake n canal | Were killed fo kill herself, denies he is her| We both came from Chicago about|there 18 no reason why she should “Pp, 6-1 have waited in hotel |public hearing was held before Johnson signed the bill. | construction = husband. He is living with his only ed ea _ Ww 4 tor om ee ae such - muiaies nt except that all day, except one and a half “Tt will kill our aa mytt ® 2 We}men against the greed as well as} The contention is that the com DEAD MAN’S wife, he says, and the woman he| Frontenac, where I was taking in|it be merely to interfere with my| hours, where you sald.” can’t do business under this law! | the passions of men. missioners have no right to pe with trying to disrupt his | Tomers to help I make money. | family affairs and to do me injury Seybold had been connected with |It is ridiculo’ industrial reform And that answer won. The bill ume h a re ility for! spring ;HOARD FOUND hous ie. | At ying here through the fair] “She always took a friendly in-}q local insurance firm for four|run wild,” were some of the was passed by an overwhelming |the county, and that the resolution | q.0) 0a notes’ found hidden ’h But Mrs. Nettle Seybold, who is| ¥¢ Tetnrnad. ¢ Chicago, Every-|terest in my affaira and was , until @ year ago. warnings reiterated by the vote recently passed is null and vol ash ani net outs See = living at the Hotel Savoy, refers to| ‘hing went well unti! he went to] pleased to see me prosper, but if is indignant over the woman|neas interests, One lobbyist even| It has just gone into force, and secret table drawers and erie the wife as “The other woman,” the | San nelseo, where he married | she was in love with me, that is no/| affair, and says he will “not help| went so far as to threaten that ff not « of the sol false desk tops have been inven- this other woman, fault of mine, Yes, I corresponded! the woman out of the trouble she cause of the break between herself | ne warnings so bee the bill was passed yellow labor|emnly sounded by business has : THEY BACK DOWN toried and valued at $60,680, The gold coins which James T. Burge, cea tidenie. I trailed him to San Francisco} with her occasionally, but not regu-|has got herself into would be substituted for white|/been found to have been we limbed In Window. and from there to Seattle.” larly, and I took her out to dinners| “She can go to the pen now for | throughout the state. founded, There has been no dis 1 Flour, grain and feed dealers have |the deceased, had hoarded for Seybold says the woman called Met at Savoy. a few times, but have had abso-\all I car he said. “She broke| And to the agents of the hotels,|a , no closing of shops, scarcely | Withdrawn their request to have the | years, filled a age eats" sized water at hid tiene aud te Admitted her They wet at the arc nday|Iutely nothing to do with her since|into my house and if there is no|restaurants, department —stores,|an indication that the new law is|city council legalize short weights |bucket. Before his death bare | Phe made a scene before his wife,|and were to have met again yester-|I am married. My wife and I left) charge against her I will go down | factories, public service corpor-|in operation in their produc The “modest” | left the house and lot where he ha he said, and he ordered her out.|day at his apartments at 219 Bel-| Frisco because she interfered with|and file one.” ations and sweat shaps, labor,| | provision of the proposed bill was | lived for 30 years to Or Northrip, Bhe refused and he threatened to| mont av ybold says he was call-|our happiness.” | Later Seybold said he would go | through its women gave this Waiter (te 2 rold son of a neighbor ‘oma and was unable to She Wrote Note. |to the hospital and have # talk | answer on the roof of a hotel)—Want alempt from selling their wares at|who had nursed him during his last , net weights. illness vi aviator who has fallen|that these dealers should be ex-|the call the police, whereupon she de- ed to | parted. Within five minutes, ac | keep his engagement at the hour On the person of Mra. Seybold) with ber first California must protect its wo-|room, sir 4