The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1911, Page 9

a HTABULA, O., June ved by the pending hang Mrs. Angelia Napolitano, | is set for x0nth after gives birth to a child, Br der Asalto this city, & B. Whitney, a bachelor, elinton, Ll., have offered to paged in her place, Napolitano was can ted of Kil! her husband at Ste. Maric, Ont., and is in jail the 23] ES! NOT KNOWING a | Whits Men Offer to Hang Place of Mrs. Napolitano In Speaking | of his offer, said: “fam 29 years old. ow I think the world would be better if there were more women like Mrs, Napoli- tano, and I am willing to take | her place on the 9h of August if the governor general will give | her her freedom and the people | will pay my beso there. I am a single man and at present am firing on the Llinois Cen- tral al railroad,” CHILDREN ‘LAUGH AND PLAY, MOTHER MUST HANG ve \€ —— | ‘The Four Napolitano Children, Soon to Have a Baby Brother or or and Then to Lose Their Mother, Uniess the Hangman From Left to Right They Are: With Pietro in the Chair. ULT STE. MARIE, Ont., Rafella, loheot, and June 23.—Though the terror and binck- ‘of death rest on Angelino Napolitano, condemned to be hanged Ste. Marte August 9, her four children, fate, ignorant of the deed of all the merry jittle ch’ ty to Sault Ste, Marte. the exception of the little ignorant of their that left them fatheriess, are the fidren cared for at the Children’s girl, Rafella, aged 5. none of the knew of the crime committed tn their home Faster Sunday when their mother tn frenzy of fear for her life, and in de- of her honor, killed her husb: policeman hurt my papa,” md, the father of her children. explains Michael, a sturdy young- 7, when his little sisters and his brother Pietro question him it their mother and their father, but as to the death shadow that on thelr mother, the atten know nothing. ill You Help Save This 2 From Hangman’s Noose PETITION TO GOVERNOR t GENERAL GREY, OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA, Ottawa, Ontarto. The Undersigned Respectfully Petition on Mra Angeline Napo if Imprisonment, or bors to her committed and ine WE BELIE’ ICE WOULD 0 NAPOLITANO, OR BY CO 0 LIFE IMPRISONMENT. Angelina It bas Deen ne was fen: measure she that she Rot be deprived of @ Napolitanc had ereat oven that at the time her she had was irresponsible for her THEREFORE, THAT THE ENDS OF WELL SERVED BY PARDONING ANGE. MMUTING DEATH SENTENCE . (Signed) ob wait to aid the movement to save Mrs. Angeline Napolitano the hangman's noose, cut this out, sign it, and mail It to Ear! Grey, , Ottawa, Canada. “Few” of the Qualifications an _ “Efficiency Expert” Should Have discuss @ new local improve-; ordinance, and especially the! ion of a “day work” clause in an Ordinance, a meeting will held in the council chambers to- it under the auspices of the} is committe and the board of lic works. ~ } Councilman )iiesketh, who. has mplated for some tlme the in luction of a day labor ordinance, communications from different | where the day labor plan on insprdverndnts has been tried Victoria, B. C., City Engineer Smith reports better side constructed at smaller cost by day labor than by contract. In sewer and water pipes the same re- sult is found. In Vancouver, Mil- waukee and several of the larger cities day labor has been found to be more ecotomical, more efficient, and the workmen received better working conditions than under the contract system. Spokane has just begun the day labor plan Integrity, tact, firmness, fairness, patience, perseverance, application, courage, discretion, good Judgment, executive ability and common sense are a few of the quali leations which an “efficiency expert” should possess, according to A. J, Quigley, public accountant. SSS robably Reinstate Fireman Bobb E. Bobb, the fireman who was| ed from the department to with Assistant Chief Nanan faking a pair of boots at the} warehouse fire, will probably reinstated in the service today.| Bobb appeared before the civil ice commission last night and ested that he be retnetated. He been tried on # larceny charge re Justice Brown and his cas been dismissed. He decia that he ’never had the intention of stealing the boots. He had unan take a new pair out of the box. “One Of his own was cut open by glags and his feet were getting wet. So he put on the new. pair, thinking of having done no wromp. He waid he had an agede mother and a crippled, brother ye 4 a on him for a Miving, and hs never had the opportunity of learn- ing a trade the job meant a good deal to him. HE'S ARRESTED FOR VISITING HIS WIFE Because Thomas B. Wright went to see his wife on the ranch near hell, Judge Gay yesterday ued an order for his arrest, Wright having violated a court in Junction not towjatt his wite during pendency of divoree action Mrs. Wright started the divorce suit, alleging that she married Heht in 1905. She owned a ranch city lots, approximately ued at $70,000. Her husband, worked for her as farm hand turned out to be " she all one: to the ee] divorcee complaint atatad. that Mrs. Wright had commenced two simftar divorce proceeding» before and that the couple made up each time. He blamed Mrs, Wright's relatives for thelr matrimonial difficulties, Ho also alleges that it was through his efforts that Mrs. Wright's property which he says was worth only $20,000 when he married her, is ‘now worth $70,000. Also Wright 1s willing to make up again, he says. KHMER AK * JUMPING ROPE KILLS A *& GIRL. * PITTSBURG, Pa. June 23. * * —Otillis Danner, 6 years old, * & died today, the tesult of a & * ruptured blood wessedl, caused & * by too much jumping the rope. * RR I a post hint STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1911. egon Bandit Gives up) (My Vnlted Press Leased Wire.) CORVALLIS, Or, dune 25.— Jesse Hall, outiaw, le in the hands of the iron law again, Desperately wounded captured late night near Blodgett by a joase Composed of Sheriff Gel. atley, Gov, West and three other men, He was lodged in Since his excape from the pent tentlary last Saturday Mall kept the peoplo of three counties tn ter ror, bt forced ranchers to giv him provisions and others to help him on his way by using their horses The beginning of the end came hen Sheriff Gellat on him. Tees sheriff was lying In wait for the outlaw on a road he betleved Hall would pass in his effort to reach his og home on the coast, near Waldpot When he came tn sight the sheriff commanded him to stop, T bandit threw up his gun to fire, but the officer was quicker and dis oharged the contents of shotgun into the convict's face and chest Hall fell, but regained his feet and dashed off into the brush. Gov soon after joined the posse late at night they overte bin He surrendered without further struggle, because he was all out of ammunition. While roaming the country dur ing the past week Mall kidnaped 4 mat! carrier, had two gun fights and robbed two men. and OUTLAW WHITNEY SAFE Leased Wire) June 23.—~ Hidden in the wild of the Caribou mountains, near the Idaho-Wyorm Ine Wee, line, Harry Whitney, the Idaho! outl Is safe today. The posse has abandoned the hunt. Whitney | sought refuge in one of the wildest |etretohes of the country in the west. JOVITA ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN GOOD FOR Contract holders pald In $396, 905.50 to the Jovita Heights com pany. That was the testimony of Carrie Johnson, assistant book keep: er for the firm alleged to have con ducted its real evtate operations on the Hillman plan, at the preliminary examination of W. A. Ridgeway anc Harry L. Lyons, president and ad-|lote wa vertising manager, charged using the mails in a scheme frand. U. 8, Commissioner Totten bound ‘ihem over to the federal grand jury yesterday afternoon, They are out on $5,000 ball cach. George A. Bell, of Pullman, Wash., who roprese 25 contract with to de holders, was the principal witness. | walks, He described the plan of operation adopted by the Jovita compan: | drawing tn Eos FOR BOOSTERS|:: j The acheme appears to have been to let every contract purchaser get & sort of interest in the company On June 16 th was 4 big lottery which 3,888 contract olders were represented. The lat ter conducted the lottery them selve d the distribution of made according to the drawing The lots were sold from $140 up. W. B, Jackson, « real estate man of Tacoma, tes ed that the land is worth about $36 an acre. Others testified that the lots were covered with stumps and that there were no graded streets in Jovita, or side or the varions other im provements advertised by the Jovita “boosters.” = NEWS DEVELOPMENTS OF THE WEEK AT NATION'S CAPITAL President Joseph Smith of the Mormon church, after trying to evade appearing before the gating the Utah sugar situation, ton at once. congressional committee investi says he will leave for Washing jenator Lorimer arrives to be present at the inquiry Into the manner of his election. Lake Washington canal project argued before Secretary of Wa imeon, Action on wool schedule delayed by committee's adverse report. United States circuit court orders powder trust dissolved. Gives it untii October 16 to form plan of dissolution. Vote on Cana ules. To Help Chinese Collect Mex. Cash JUDGE L. R. WILFLEY, Until recently of the U. 8. su preme court at Shanghal, China, and now retained by the Chinese legation to ald in collecting from Mexico an indemnity for the kill- ing of celestials at Torreon and| elsewhere during the insurrection. MEXICO’S FLAG OVER TIA JUANA (By United Pree Leased Wire.) SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 23.— With General Jack Mosby and more than 90 of his rebel soldiers held at Fort Rosecrans awaiting extradition proceedings on the charge of murder, brought against them by the Mexican government, the revolution in Lower California fe ended. Por the first time since May. 9 the flag of Mexico ts fying over Tia Juana, now occ’ “om 1 by fod. TO CRUSH REVOLT EL PASO, Tex., June 23 orders to absolutely stamp out revolt in Lower California, Gen Gordillo Escudero is fo@# tranw ferring 1,500 federal troops to the Southern Pacific railway at Juarez for transport toward San Diego across American territory, It is possible that some of the troops will reenter Mexieo before the coast is reached, Kecudero having the option to change his plans #0 the movements of his men will not become knowm to the Magonistas, Fearing that attempts may be made Steever, , is sending @ detachment of American soldiers as, guards for each tratn CRUSHED BY TRAIN (Hy United Press Leased W KENTFIELD, Cal, Jun Frank 8. Johnson, prominent finan. cler of San Francisco and regent of the state university, is dead here today as a result of being crushed by aif electric train, He was on bis way to Fairfax when, passing | = through Kentfield he thought he saw his automobile and left the train. Seeing his mistake, he at- tempted to board the train again and wag thrown beneath the motor tr ‘he trou shoe, which takes up the electrical current, cut a his Under | ? in reciprocity delayed by fight on tariff sched- Ses Bm ‘WAR SECRETARY HEARS ARGUMENTS ON CANAL PROJECT}: (By United Press Leased Wire Direct to Seatile Mar Offices.) WASHINGTON, June 23.—The “pro” and “con” of the Lake Wash. ington canal project was discussed for about four hours before Secre tary of War Stimson yesterday The question was whether the war department would be justified to call for bids on the construction of t locks at the present time, for which congress has appropriated $2,250,000. Those appearing for the imme diate calling for bids were: Sena tor Jones, Representative Humph rey, R. H. Thomaon, Judge Burke HL A. Myers, J. W. Clise and Ba ward F. Sweeney of Seattle. Those against were: A. F. Mo Ewan, mill owner at Ballard; John | H. Powell, his attorney, and J. B. | Alexander, who represented the | Hewitt-Lea Lumber Co. |MRS. BRONSON GETS DIVORCE! Mrs. Mabel Bronson, who claimed that Mre. a Prosser contributed }to the domestic infelicity of the Bronson home, was awarded a de cree of divorce by Judge Dykeman Yesterday against her husband, An- drew Bronson. Mrs. Bronson ‘gets one-half of the community property | which 1s valued at 15,000, and ail the household furutshings. Judge Dykeman left {t to the Bronsons to | divide up the property between them If they could not do so satisfactorily within a reasonable time, the court would stop tn, he sald. expires is on t when you Z Wheo aes aAdrese tava wr) your paper. 20 conte y aie months; si months, or month 1.10; one fonts au ‘awenciee at the follows estore PH. Mullen, 6409 Patiard 906 € De Nor allard Av. Phone 14th ay. a Ind, Cadar 1294 % More, corner 7 ‘Green 67 mont ay, 46 4 Aurora. ont Atrest P Cherry at. macy, corner 2rd Phones Kast 114, AEG 4. THE SEATTLE STAR|~-"" ORNATE AINE EA = | distance Hopney ‘Third av. and U miveretty froth “FURNISHED APARTMENT! wee PPL PL PALL. IF YOU ARK LOOKING FOR A SUITE OF ROOMS IN A FINE APARTMENT HOUSE ON QUEEN ANE $16 TO $30 PER MONTH, CALL ON GEO, L. COLMAN, 666 New York Dlopls,, Seattle, SPECIAL NOTICE CARD ¢ fo thy ne our DENTAL > LAST PRACTI ESTAN YEAR COMP LTP. fe P AXP MHB. MARKY WESTON AND VT wad HE serge, ehoviot | Mb Burke H mye _ PERSONAL, AAAS TMK OXYG 8 pose onia in two hour 4 tteulare apply to Wash, M TALE od stock ation; $800 all Kinds CTGAT WEAND FOR at ak fintur preter W918 lareuer, THE WASHINGTON OXYGH- tha NATOR CO,, MAB Bel ¥ 4 Tue Hilo White ay Vi ity to buy tol tii t call at 110 Weatlak tile grooery, Keo owner oe a : FARMS AND ACREAGE TOTCTCTTDSOTOTG oF 9 NEAR STLVERDAL® ON MOOD CANA mibline in ibt ‘e «RNC IM Central 8 Aa og ~ 6 OR 10 ACRES 13% mile from Vinge. entide Per rt ROP TUR truss; pe ation oF detention CORey Lake This FRANK J. 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