The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1911, Page 7

TME STAR—THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1911 FARM! AND ACRE GE Power of People to Fire Unfaithful Officials ‘GIRL DEFENDANTS LISTEN WHILE = |ss3'°%s rei by “Recall” Is Upheld by Texas Supreme Court MILLIONAIRE TELLS OF SHOOTING ; | COLLATERAL LOANS. DATA D BROKERAGE CO. Wal Popular Check on Bad Public Ser} vants Declared Constitutional, and Likewise the Initiative and Referendum, DALLAS, Tex., July 5.—The call, the initiative and the referen rule or modify auch laws. An elective officer has no | | themselves in framing the gov ernment or for the legislature in the creation of municipal gov ernments, It is not for the courts to decide that question, We are unable to see from our more claim on his job than the employe of an individual, and anay be fired at will by his em ployere—the people. ased Wire) July 6.—Fubtng thet Conrad, the two girls charged with an ab leged attempt murder him, W B.D. New York millionaire Unlted Press YORK ham and NEW Lillian Gr Stokes, }the hall hand A the had a revolve where | want you now. told all mother ran an a over New York h the 1 have you You have my! that or in her jumped throu shouted: 4 4a ‘” ) HRORBRAGE CO, dum are upheld as constitutional in @ sweeping opinion of the supreme court of Texas. The court clares that: These three “people's power” measures are not in conflict with the constitution of the Chief Justice T, J, Brown and As soctate Justice W. T. Ramsey filed} the opinion, Associate Justice J. 8. | Dibrell dissented. He ntly | appointed to the supreme by Gov. 0. B a reactionary | bit pposed to the initlative the referendum and the recall viewpoint how it can be that a ignation house in larger measure of sovereignty committed to the people by this method of government and a more certain means of securing @ proper representation in any | way militates against its char acter a republican form of in Pollee latrate Fresehl's court today, told his fall story of how he was shot in Miss Conrad's flat after resisting an alleged attempt at blackmail Daintily garbed, both young and Stokes closely as Mag King co, Seattle, that my sister was an in-|| mate of another one in Cincinnati,| jand that my sister, Mrs. Singleton, | |ran another in Los Angeles. Over there is a desk, pen, paper and ink You get over there and sign a re traction. If you move I'll kill you.’ ) BROKERAGE FURNISHED APARTMENTS, emphatically de was rec Count ROBERT MALTBY Colquitt two girl watched miliional the pretty the FOREST PARK United States. That they are not against re- publican principles of govern ment Courts have no power to over. | WOMAN JAILED AS “MURDER FARMER”—ONE| ster tn ‘error | Here's what the court said | | call, VICTIM’S BODY DUG UP “The policy of reserving to the people such power as the re- the initiative and referen- dum is a question for the people MRS. MURDOCK, HER ACCOMPLICE, MERKLE, AND HUT ON ALLEGED “MURDER FARM.” NORFOLK, finding of a ton in some lime @iggers on the Murdoch strengthened the belief of thorities that the w Jail charged with kept a veritable Two men known to with Mrs. Minnie Lee } the past five s hay The whole by or murder ye pla This is how it started negro shuffled into office with the story been asked by Mrs. dig a grave at the farm. burried out, and, digging onion bed where the signs of recent disturban the that Have Alseka Building, Home of the Scandinavian American Baal - The of the aw now murde farm, sheriff's he Murdock Deputies in earth showed found at th bu Ha the | he depth of a foot the corps Harding, a sailor, with 4 caved In with an ax M dock and who worked for he 8. Merkle, in 4. 8 Hardin k conf jealous of vanish about the an’s shanty is being excavated ‘asap her pillow beside of H Merkle bh she t out the face a pulp he slept She screamed and M fiercely bidding her qui two threw the body under t Then Merkle lost his old | wet had to in, Th b be an d Extra Days For the benefit of those who get paid ave decided that al! Savings Deposits made up to and including Saturday and Saturday evening will share in the interest that begins July 1. This is a Say old m Saturcay we | excellent time to start a ne ngs Account or to add to a one The interest credited to Savings Depositors in the Scandinavian Amer- jean Bank for the half year ending June 30 amounts to $92,455.37. On the same date a year ago it was $82 730.07, while on June 30th two years ago it was $73,705.24. The December distributions for the two years amount ed to $172,891.15, making a total of $421,782.37 interest earned by the Sav- ings Deposits and paid to the Savings Depositors in this one bank during this short period “And when one speaks of Banks that have grown big because they are popular and successful through no other power than the good will of depositors, your mind instinctively turns to the good old Scandinavian American Ban ALASKA BUILDING, Men! SEATTLE, U. S. A. ot its he i. ot he nerve government, and that it Is there by rendered in any sense ob- noxious to the provisions of the | constitution of the United | States.” in It was not until said, that they in the gar¢ on a plank | the | dug a next night shallow grave Jearried the body out Jand buried it Search of Mrs three room hut revealed letters from men with whom she was cor ponding through matrimonial One man wrote that he od $800 to get married. men who had a ween with the woman disappeared. One, a clvil war veteran, vanished }completely that the thorough | search for him made by his Grand | Army post failed to find a trace of him. The other, a young sail jalso vanished. | Deep trenches are being dug at | intervals on the small farm in the | expectation of finding more bodte j : | LA Har Police ly Murdock’s scores Two be JUNTA, Colo, the negro Chief A. B. Night T Tight, was hegro parsonage at morning. He was {an automobile and placed tn the feounty jail before the Rockyford people knew he had been arrested |}A mob of 100 men surrounded th July who Craig, and fatal Marshal Kip; captu Tn Rockyford this rushed here in 6 —Bob is, murdered wounded urred in Bighth wher sald had « 220 West of June 7%, bullets, he testified to what the apartment at st. on the night he receive two | from thelr | Got d guns Phone Message. “That afternoon,” sald when he took th nd courtroom jammed to the doors, ived a telephone message from Ethel Conrad, She told me that Lillian Graham had sailed for Ex rope on the steamer Baltic and had left a package of letters I had writ ten to be given to me, She whether I would come for ter ho ah d send told her I would come for k th them me them Just Miss Conr the T reache ad's hour set apartment, and th elevator boy told me to walk In In the door Miss Conrad was standing. She told me to sit down Then I heard her talking to some one in another room | “A moment | I was surprised [to see Li aham coming down Try to Lynch Negro Murderer jail here, threatening to lynch an in when the ank fooling here is nearly as at Rockyford, and mob b to gather riff te to Denver, ing that or wend tre nce hafroth Company La Junta, out nediately at 11 o'clock had surrounded the jail where Har ris is confined. tho tm ‘Bank Directors Form Combine (Wy United Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK, July 6—Hand apped by the laws ilmiting the ac | tivities of na nal banks, especially in robibiting them certain classes investments, the d € National City Bank k are going into busin selves, d have formed ation which will more ch roach a mm trust than its ama’ t ay di ts the of the mystery serre the recent organization of the National Cit pany mon ‘ors of the New Yo! ft a com bt ly a ney Wall ox 1 here Financ arrived at # prac be abso new compan MNAMARA “IN COURT (By United Press Leased Wire! LOS ANGELES, July 6.—John J and James 8. McNamara, union men, appeared for the purpose of entering their pleas to the indict- ments charging the murder of 21 persons in connection with the de- struction of the Times buliding, be fore Superior Judge Walter Bord. well in the Hall of Justic: in behalf of the McN nd : ers was that to quash iitlict ments, This motion was made by Attorney pte Da asno jate cov the defense, and 8 indictment contained Court House Packed. Lon gbefore the hour set for the hearir the court room was packed by the Interested and the curiow When John J. and James B. Me Namara were brought into court, accompanied y several deputy sheriffs, every neck was craned in fort to get a glimpse prisoners, Both men were appearance. They appeared in the best of health, and neither showed by his factal expression that he is under a mental strain or has been worrying as to the ultimat outcome of the case. The prisoners were given seats in the jury box and both manifested great in the proceedings Fourth Time in Court. This is the fourth time the Namaras have appeared in court. The first was at the time of their arraignment one week after thetr arrival at the Los Angeles county jail. The second occasion was on the first date set for the hearing of the plea on June 1. At that tin a continuance was asked by the de-| fense in order that they could have more time in the preparation of preliminary motions, and Judge Bordwell set the date for the pleas for July 6. an The Want Ad Pages Are Fairly Ringing With Opportunities! Chances for growth—for advancement! Office Men, Salesmen, Bookkeepers, Chauffeurs, Artists, Tailors, Janitors, Advertising Men—are needed by the big busines: man-with-a-job! houses of Seattle. Don’t be a wisher-for-a-job man! Go to it! Bea If the particular talent you possess is not adver- tised for—advertise yourself! There’s some man or firm in Seattle who needs you! 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