The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1911, Page 3

MIX-UP WORSE THAN “18” PUTZLE an officer of the Iaw hinders er officer of the law in the per ance of his duties, and then ar the second officer of the law isting an officer, and if ¢hen erior officer of the gecond | arrests the first officer for interfering with the second officer, ld be a pretty complicated jon, wouldn't it? = * that's the exact in the trouble between Hodge and Chief Bannick, Deputy | heriff Beebe, who ts also Ho®e's | chauffeur, was sent, to West Seattle to Investigate a roadhouse. The | ear was driven past Patrolman | Foraker at a high speed. Foraker, who is a nephew of the former | senator from Ohio, resolved that the auto speed ordinance would not be violated unhindered on the re: | turn trip, and pulled @ wagon acro the street. Reebe was arrested and | released on $25 bail. Patrolman | Foraker was next arrested and re- leased on a $200 bond, Yass, W Back UND Go BACK TO DER SUB-Soit ¢ forn situation | Sheriff It ts lucky to dream of pigs and fish. | UND B® LANDLUBSI * I payed Dan pais VERY BLAgE i SHOULT GO BY DER LAND UND BAT OUR 1D LOOKS RUN DOWN, BUT We CAN RAISE ROOSTERS UND HENS EG@S FOR BREAKIASY. S38, WE CAN OUR OWN SAVERKRAVUT ALL WE NeeD Is. Joms ef OWN SEATTLE JUDG KILLED BY FRIEND Judge Robert Prigmore Victim of Horrible Mistake—Deputy Prosecutor Evans, Out Hunting, Mistook Him for a Cougar. Judge Robert W. Prigmore of the superior court died yesterday as the result of two bullet wounds inflicted by Robert H. Evans, dep: uty prosecuting attorney, and his former iaw partner, who mistook the jurist for a cougar in the thick wooded country near Mt. Bake: The news of the tragedy came tohis friends like a thunderbolt from a clear sky, and hundreds of people in Seattle Kept the tele wires hot last night in an e to learn the truth of the re- port which reached Seattle late yesterday afternoon. } Evans Was Out Alone. Judge Prigmore told Evans, with whom he had left Seattle on a hunting trip, that he would sleep late yesterday morning, for he was not feeling well. Evans started out Into the woods alone. At about $:30 Evans heard a slight noise in the thick brush, and discerned a slowly moving body which he took for a cougar. He quickly fired} twice and the cry of a human be-| ing reached the startled hunter. Evans rushed forward and found his friend and partner fatally wounded. Dies in Evans’ Arms. The accident occurred near Lake; Baker, about 20 miles from Con-| crete. A guide named Stiliman | was immediately dispatched to Concrete, and Dr. A. F. Kellner of Hamilton was summoned. But the fudge died in the arms of his grief- stricken friend within a half hour the shooting, and several before the physician arrived. | The’ bullet passed through the left| JUDGE ROBERT PRIGMORE. Jung immediately above the heart. | judge of the superior court by Gov Mrs. Prigmore, Prosecuting At-|Hay last April, and was considered | torney Murphy, a warm friend of| one of the most xcholarly men on| the dead jurist, and Dr. William A./the bench. He was 48 years old.| Shannon, left in an auto yesterday He was born at Sedalia, Mich., and for Concrete, where the body was/ worked on a farm in his early ag aight. Jens years, He graduated both from Hart, Judge Prigmore’s brotherin- the academic and law course of Jaw, and his former law partner, |the University of Missouri, and be- hastened from American lake late | gan the practice of law {n 1889. He Jast night to the scene of the trag- removed to Colorado for his health edy. Mra. Evans is also in Concrete and three fears later came to Se today. The body will be brought to! attle, Beattie today as soon as the cor- oner has viewed it Judge Prigmore’s Career. Judge Robert W. Prigmore leaves & widow and two children, Hazel 16, and Robert 10. He came to city. He is a graduate of the stat Seattle about eight years ago and university, where he was promi seryed as deputy prosecutor under nent in ‘student affairs and as Kenneth Mackintosh and George debater. He is now deputy prose-| beconantamd He was bmn cutor, 5 —_|BIRLSIN STOKES CASE. 2 of His 25. Wives With Him PLEAD NOT GUILTY s=>are REDLANDS, Cal, July 19—~ lw Accompanied by two women |Graham and Ethel Conrad, the two| who are said to be two of his aig ies Boo ang ae ad er jonalre é, 25 wives, Elder Miligan of the | stokes pleaded “not guilty” today Mormon church in Salt Lake |before Judge Crain in the xeneral City, is in Redlands today look- | sessions court here. Thelr counsel ing for a location for a new was granted 10 days to withdraw Mormon colony. He announced [their pleas and substitute whatever that -he was pleased with Red- | motions he may see fit. The girls’ lands, and probably would pur- /former ball of $10,000 was con- a@ tract and found a col- | tinued; ea FIRE BURNS UP MISSING LINK FOUND) gpocery stock. NEW GRLEANS, La. July 19— om ong ag | ‘Thotgh the fire department did C. A. Thompson, lighthouse keeper lremarkably quick work, and had| at Pass A Lutre, the easternmost |(emarmanly aie a > extremity of the Misalssippi delta, |," Brcihing at ts 30 minutes after has found the body ot a fish that|tained the Chase & West groc is the missing link between the|and the Arbogast market, at 15th mythical mermaid and” the realjand Madison, was atmost complete: thing lump that formed in the pass. $5,500 stock of groceries and meats The head had evidently been| was completely destroyed. The crushed by some denizen of the) puiiding was damaged to the extent deep, though there was enough left | o¢ §1 500 to Indicate that it was about two| ‘The cause of the fire ls unknown inches in diameter. The trunk of arthur Johnson, one of the proprie the body or torso was exactly like |iors had closed the grocery that of a female, even to the pelvic | just pefora the fire broke out bones, while instead of the sockets for the two lower limbs the pelvic! s sy’) 5 44 ¥ eM HHH at the extremity was Joined to-|* gether and evidently had extended | * into @ tall \* The little skeleton {s in an excel-| lent state of preservation, and has|# been sent to the Louisiana Histort |# cal pociety. NEWSBOYS' PICNIC The Seattle Newsboys’ union will give its 19th annual plenic at For- tuna park next Sunday, Merchants of the elty have do- nated about $150 in prizes for a long and varied program of sport- ing events The officials of the union have made arrangements for a 20-minute bout service all day and there will be dancing in the afternoon and evening. He resigned as deputy prose cutor under Vanderveer to become a member of the firm of Har more & Evans Robert H. Evan ts one of best known young lawyers in th store WEDDED IN CEMETERY. UNMBTON, Okla, July 19. Beside. a newly-made grave Miss Nortna Blankenship and Isaac ‘N. Upton were married here yesterday by the Rev. W. E. Humphries. When the couple called at the minister's residence they learned that he was officiating at a funeral They burried to the cemetery and meeting the pastor. near the new grave, insisted that he marry them there. SAREE LOS ANGELES, July 19.—Fire here esrly today practically de. stroyed a two-story brick building on South Spring st., entailing a loss KSSH S SSE Stamp company was the heaviest lower. West-| A good od time made better— Seattle ik. | Tee 1s es with Mapleine flavor, Maye your bills collected, ern Collection Co, 433 N. Y. Main 6169, ki Prig the building which con-| He picked It up on @ mnd|}y ruined jate last night, while the | SESSHEE EEE EEE EEK of $50,000, The Los Angeles Rubber 1 [RR RRR RR Fifteen more acres for play grounds for Seattle children That's what it will mean tf an ordinance introduced by Couneilman Wardall is adopt ed. The 15 acres are situated in Ratater valley h of Hill man City, in so-called Sunny aide Sacre tracts. The bill was referred to the committee on harbors and public grounds, of which Wardall ts chairman. * Tee e ee ee ee rere 2s ‘SENATOR BASHFUL MINUS MUSTACHE WASHINGTON, July 19.—8en. ator Crawford appeared on the ate floor today minus his mus tache. The doorkeepers at first re- fused Crawford admission, failing to recognize him. the floor of the senate Vice Presi dent Sherman came within an ace of having the “Intruder” summarily ejected. The senator became very embarrassed, and sat most of the afternoon concealing his naked upper lip behind his hand, ADMITS KILLING By United Press SANTA ROSA, ¢ ‘al juty 1D Dr. L. C. Chisholm, on the stand today in his trial for murder here, ¢on fessed that he had killé@ John D. Powell at Coleman gulch, near Fort Rosa. Chisholm declared that he shot in self defense. The defendant said that he and | Powell were drinking together in their tent. Chisholm said he at tempted to end the drinking bout by pouring out the whiskey remain ing {n the bottle. Powell became enraged and attacked him with a revolver. Chisholm said be dis armed Powell, and as Powell strug gled to got possession of the weapon, Chisholm admitted that he shot Powell twice, killing him. le mW RRHeRaRhhane eeeeeeueeee * Mra, Fiske. “A Wite's Secret.” Sew vandeville Emprese—New vaudeville Pantages—New vaudeville. Grand—Vaudeville and motion pictures. Coliseum—Vaudeville and mo- tion pictures. Moore Seattie Orpheum eeeeeeeeeeee RRR RRR Rn EVERETT—A movement has been Started by prominent negroes to be known We on 800 cres near Sultan, where 150 | famail 6 will be located. "| THE MARKETS me ee arenes gested Sythe local’ whslesaiers: om fone ments 4 9 genre, te subject t tomatess ie ee cial cteeaage eer ‘Rpat ittoethelting Price, ane as | Natfre om butter sbi pote Fr Chotee tc h Bastern butter tocals ¢ Kastern butter Exes, loca! r ue Local Buying Price. | em Duckie live, 10. - ing ducks ... r ern Wash. Timothy Puget Sound Timothy hort, Ps ‘cod irradi Rolled ow | mixed Vegeramtee—eiting Price, | Looat 2 cae ings ach, box Now’ polatocs | Old. ve galeernt Parse 2 Caulificwer, doxon tb Wenatoher apples uf apples oranges Dreewed Meate—Belling Price, . full out”: ne -0@ ue 2@ 4 tongue, fresh Pork -—~ Dressed hogs Trimmed sides Loins and shoulders ‘ Bhort Join work aA « eeeeeeeeeeeeeee When he got on| eeeteeteeeee 4 | saved SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 18 veg details of an army tragedy of the Philippines were revived here recently when It became that Madaline McKissick-Brugu Janney has been quic Lieut. Col. Robert F. regular army Eleven years Mrs. Ames, who was then Madaline McKisstck, daughter of the late Judge McKis sick, chief counsel for the South ern Pacific company, was married gulere, Both Brugu McKissick were nent | It was thought to |match. But during guleres separated and Mra Bulere obtained a divorce In 1906 Mra. Brugu e Went to New York. She met Second Lieu enant Clarence W. Janney of the army. Janney was a member of re and Mis wocially promt be a 1903 the love Bru Bru (By United Press Leased Wire.) NEW YORK, July 19.—Proof that Standard Ot! backed the Ma doro uprising in Mexico Is seen by Wali st. politicians here today in the visit of Lord Cowdray Brit ish financier, whose syndicate holds immense of] deposits in Mexico, ob- tained through concessions from President Diaz, despite the fact that the Standard Ol} company was &@ bidder for the same properti With these concessions, Cow. dray's syndicate was in position to ly married to} Ames of the] in San Francisco to Dr. Pedar Bru-| 2px, You CAN Have I1T— ONLY #1 DOWN AND So HER THIRD MARRIAGE ~ RECALLS ARMY TRAGEDY jan old Virginia wou his commission togi as a private. Three years later Lieut. Janney di Mre. Brugulero were marric Soon r the Meutenant was or de the Philippines. His wite smpanted him Mra. Janney became a social fa yorite in the army circles of the teland bh she gnd her busband became close friends of Lieutenant Col. Ame On the night of March 12, 1910, Lieutenant Janney shot and killed himself in the quarters of Lieut Col. Ames. His suicide waa wit rong by hie wife and Ames and family and had after enlist Agar sult of the sulcide Ames was court-martialed. The trial court exonerated him, but the com. 1 ordered a reo; and directed the further evidence case court to secur ~ “Standard Oil Backed Madero” [force Standard Ol to reduce prices or suffer disastrous competition The charge was openly made and strenuously denied that the Stand ard financed Madero's revolution in return for a promise he made to} 1 the Cowdray concessions. It Is now reported that Cowdray with Madero looming up as the probable next president of Mexico, is trying to sell his concessions to the Standard after having vainly tried to dispose of them’ to John W. Gate =— HEART AND LIVER ON RIGHT SIDE When 16-year-old Mabel Smith of ston, Md., was taken to the Uni versity hospital in Baltimore for an operation {t was discovered that her heart the right side. HAREM AND HOBBLE SKIRTS SCARE CROWS Amos Kiddrl éf Speakerstown, N. J., who has beép raising corn for 40) years, #ays crows are no longer “afeered of men’s figgers,” #0 he} is using the female form divine for scarecrows He has the dummies dressed in hobbie and harem skirts and peach basket hats, and no crow will come within a quarter of a mile of one FOUND DEEM WAS MILK THIEF For days Hart Bush of Oppen helmer, Pa., found that he could ge no milk from his cow at milking ‘BOY PIRATES ATTACK SHIP SAN FRANCISCO, July 19 The ship Jgoa, the vessel to sail through the Northwest Passage first, and which w kept on land near Golden Gate park on ac count of historical Interest, ¥ set upon by pl today. The at tempted expedition on the high sands was headed by three boys, Ralph Honé¥well, Buckram and Frank Weeks, who sought to re-enact the capture of a vessel which they had read about in a book called “Bloody Dick the Avenger.” Erick Dantelsons aged captain, alone on the vesse the ship by firing an old} lhorse pistol, which exploded and routed the desperate crew, ® When. the attacking party, way ing the black Tag of piracy, raked ‘the vessel fore and aft with cobble liver and spleen were on| small | Walter | the} 1, a QUEER THINGS IN THE NEWS time, and blamed the calf, he sent to the butcher. terday he discovered the cul |prit, and it was a large deer that |had jumped the fence and milked the cow. which HAS FASTEST MEART AND LUNGS Laura M. Little, 8 years old, | Upper Sandusky, O., breathes three times as fast the normal, and her heart beats twice as fast. This unusual phenomenon lowed her fall off a teeter board, alighting on her chest, Otherwise she appears to be all right ‘DEER VISITS CITY BUILDINGS Byjsking through Main st., Spring field, Mass., a deer paused at Court square to view the city hall Tyen it wandered into the Turn gin building, headed for the hasiinm and was caught for the st Park 200. the ran below for The detonation ship dismayed the ira for & moment and park policeman bore down on them The were permitted to go with a reprimand | WIFE SAW HUSBAND KILLED. SALEM, Or July 19.—The body of Ralph K. Kennedy, fireman the government dredge Champ |stones, {eye hors captain pistol HiPh shook the 2s. who was drowned in the Willamette | yet been recovered Kennedy hurled from the side of a scow which came into eqilision with the dredge, into’ the water Kola bar yesterday afternoon while his wife stood on the dredge and witnessed the tragedy. river, has not was GALVESTON, lot head ot cattle thirst on the ranges in. western \Zexas owing to the four ‘aronght. The losses are estimated | at $750,000 Tex.—Thou have die& of of fol- | nds | months | g& Dor 1 For WHY Do You SYBBOSE. HE Ley US3_HAF ID So J Tre ~ Hee — DaR LADY VOT OWNS 1D 133 SORLe / 13 HER NEIGHBORS UND ‘TOLT De® AGENT TO PICK OUDT Di3« REPOOTABLE CHARAGTERS f Pur lt ALSC HAF To Be TWITter REPOOTATION ff Words by Schaefer Music by Condo Sot ID 133 NOD BNOUG ASBOCIATE MIT YOu, ie Mir YOUR . FIGHTING CHOLERA NEW A se YORK, July 19 of confer between United health officers Following today olty would have month and ommunic germs probably dormant for a would have been others LIMIT SPEED OF _ FASTEST TRAIN LKHART, Ind., July on Tieaee verve Shore engineers as to with the Twentieth and the resulta against t the company ins orders prohibiting time than 110 minutes for the I between Toledo, Ohio, hart The instructions t minutes wil a good run then ted to here and D States a concerted plan of action ® agreed upon by which it is b ‘0 effectually bar cholera from the densely populated it Bide Itall Naple San Giorgi and the Prince Di 186 from Genoa, are due t Both will be detained and 10 days an liners morrow ords Ce their passengers held for ’ Physicians at the chok Hoffr nd mited today faster 133 « discov mong All car , though pparently the at have 16d the tmmigrants hel ms of the meelvon we unaffected. The phy ane Bay WOMAN TWOULDNT LEAVE CAR With PUPPIES, SO CAR HAD TO BE SIDETRACKED Never! , The car finally of Rich-|the company’s coal bunkers ete Washiagion st and 13th av., and here the insurgents remained until » Renton M *. Jenkins’ children, thr gether, got hungry and began to cry. Sisterinlaw Jenkins had to take them home, while the original insurgent eta with her pups until) about 8 o'clock. Then she started out for an express wagon to take her home. The eight men lingered 20 minutes more, when the mutiny was declired off with threats of |atring the controversy out in court was to at Desert her two puppies? vs Mrs. James Je mond Beach, which turbulent £ Southern lne So she refused to yester afternoon at about 6 o'clock, despite the conductor's in- junction. In this militant stand she was sustained by her sisterdn-law, Mrs. Lioyd Jenkins, and eight men who demanded their nickels back when the argument itwelf into a seemingly never ending one. LUMBERMEN WIN | ed Vrewe Leased Wire.) WASHINGTON, July 19-—Oregon and Washington lumber manufac turers who have been fighting bigh Southern Pacific rates won a big victory here today when the inter state Commerce commission ordered that road to cut its rates $1.50 per ton on rough green fir lumber and lathes from all Willamette valley {points to San Francisco, The $5 a ton rate, as applied to the Wendling branch of the ithern Pacific, was declared un reasonable, and a reduction to $3.75 was made. Not ins place on the att & poe get off the car resol A good time made better—Seattle Ice Cream with Mapleine flavor see Lake Washington strawberry 16 © cents per gallon. Tee C CeCe ceee 2 2 The bert costs , Little Little Ye Goode Sight Shop 218 Madison “Tween tnd and ard on one te today com: Penn They have just bi pleted for the crui sylvania and Philade i. have been placed on the top of the new Hoge skyscraper and the Washington hotel. They are 36-inch reflectors, whereas the biggest searchlights here tofore used have been 30-inch. See RES E REE —AT THE— ANGELES CAFE Latest Moving Pictures New Every Day FREE REGULAR DINNER Served from 11 a m. to 8 p. m. including coffee, tea, milk, beer or wine. 25c Vocal and Instrumental Music Afternoons and Evenings. Why Cook at Home? SSCS CER EEE EEE ES ee ee ee VAIN EFFORT TO SAVE CHILD | CASTLETON, Cal, July 19— Plunging into the Sacramento river in a vain attempt rescue his daughter, five years old, M. Threads of Sacramento was drag- ged from the river by his wife, The child was drowned. The river is being dragged today for her body. | | LONG BEACH, Cai—Small boys |today swarmed on the beach here jin an effort to locate the false teeth | of J. P. Jones of Oklahoma City, lost in the surf here. Jones has offered a reward of $4 for the lost molars, to The Banner Excursion OF THE SEASON STEAMING AT FORCED SPEED TO THE Pacific Ocean * THE 20 KNOT OCEAN-GOING STEAMSHIP IROQUOIS 2 !hursday, uly 20 Thursday, July 20 $2 LEAVES COLMAN DOCK 8 A. M. ARRIVES BACK AT 11 P. M. steel steamship 250 feet in adapted for trips of this The IROQUOIS ts an ocean-going length and 40-foot beam and Is especially nature, This is a most delightful trip down the Sound, United States Government Lighthouses at West Point and Point- No-Point, Forts Flagler and Case the City of Port Townsend, then rounds Point Wilson into the Strait of Juan de Fuca, passing Fort Worden, U. 8. Government Quarantine Station at Diamond Head; passes Protection Island, towns of Port Williams and Dun. geness, the home of the famous Dungeness crab; the City of Port Ang the most important city on the Strait; towns of Port cent, Gettysburg, Twin, Pysht, Clallam; then just enough of swell from the ocean to make you think. * * Returning, the Vancouver Island shores, passing Race Rocks, Esquimalt the depot of His Majesty's Navy; entrance to Victoria's then crosses the Strait for the trip up the Sound to passing the . skirts Harbor inner harbor; | Seattle, | NO CROWDING Only a limited number of tickets will be sold, Secure them early., Take a lunch with you, or you can get luneh or rekuiar |{ meals aboard the steamer at very reasonable prices. TICKET OFFICE: 612 FIRST AV, AND COLMAN DOCK ‘says GOODBYE TO CONDEMNED SON NEW YORK, July To good-bye to his son, 1 rier Chai ton, seli-confessed murderer of his wife, Judge Wasbington inte ment of Hudson Judge part Chariton jof the Mary will week Scott Castle Ch sail th tter ton was Italy, om ton Com fe “be too mueh,” JEASEY CITY REJECTS COMMISION FORM July 19.—~ th in the sion form returns election and 13,068 i hi This city today Is th tate to reject the « from ye net the plan “French Heel Cramp” Tells Remarkable Home Treatment for This and all Foot Troubles affitet = from h throw | | | ‘ones’ pute. fanaa je rep that fre vent involves fields are now opened to the public. | bieapaontule locide compound in a basin o ter: soak the feet in this for futl fiftem: the feet feel simply and callouses can be Bunions have the infia out and are reduced and smelly feet, swollen need but a few treatments. formerly confined to 4 druggist now has stock been vainly trying patent powe ablets. 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