The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1911, Page 6

Bogue’s Plan Is Endorsed The Stone avenue bridge was again the issue before the munict pal plans commission last night By a vote of nine to three, the com mission voted to endorse Virgil Bogue's plan, Councilman A. J Goddard, Kenneth Mackintosh and J. D, Jones voted In favor of a mo tion, vequesting of Bogue that the plans be modified This means that whatever re grades may result from the plan will go ahead, despite the vigorous protests of the people of the North end, Last night protests were filed by Hiram A, Pratt, representing the Taxpayers’ league and by the North End lnprovement eb. } FAVORS BONDS The Ross Improvement club lvat night declared in favor of the Cedar river watershed improvement bonds and the proposed bonds for bridges over the west waterway and the Westlake av. bridge and isolation hospital, ‘Seiler narra FATAL G. A. 40 ATTORNEYS WANT TO GIVE WOMEN BLAY DOT OCT SNIP: HUNT TRICK ON ADOLP ® Han Here is a pleture Valley wreck, at Manchest where 27 were killed and A spread rail on a trestle was the cause. Two coaches were dashed | feet down against an embank ment, one being crushed, th left on end. LISTEN; EFERETT—\ /Aw, He's NOT SUCH A BoneHeaD — Y HELL SEE Mit DER CANDLE IN VOT YoU SAY BF we. SOON. R. WRECK N “RIGHT” TO WORK LONG HOURS Wf @ ten-hour law for women is;unfettered economic forces will “reagonable,” is an eight-hour law | ©"! | Prosecuting Attorney Jobn ably defended the real in-/ of working women. Trefeth instead represented the im-| “unreasonable M. ff it ts right to Hmit a woman's | tore. right to make contracts by a ten en & hoor law, is it wrong to further agined “rights” of women and the curb her “privileges” by depriving) real interests of those employers her of the “right” to work more} who would coin the blood of t | lemployes into dollars and ce thgn eight hours? 1 working men and women ip ‘These were the questions gravely Briefs were submitted to the con by wise lawyers before | and it is expected that a decision will be banded down within a week in the United States “champions” of the rights of work-|has ever upheld an eight-hi ine people talk. What rights?/ for women,” wai Why, the right to work as long) ments for the de State Labor Commissioner discussed Judge John F. Main yesterday it was really good to hear the! hours as you see fit! Or, rather,| “No court nee the right to work as long hours #s/| bard assisted the defense. ———e NEEDLE TRAVELS |: aahhh kath ahhh * PIPE’S SPARK IN GIRL’S BODY : ST. LOUIS, Aug. 31.—A needle |x which Miss Leonora Wolff, 16 yearst® old, of Alton, Iil., swallowed four-| # teen years ago, came to the surface on one of her hips. The appearance ® Of the needle revealed the cause of & a long period of suffering from a) ® Mysterious disease of that bip)® which had troutled her many years. | # Two months ago the pain became! * so severe she was no longer able| ® to get around. * “I fear it is an incurable hip|* disease,” one of the surgeons said.| # “You probably have an abscess.” | & Other surgeons agreed*with him, # ‘but they could not find the abscess. | # When the needle protruded from | # the skin the girl's parents remem &£& aka HHRH RHR bered she had swallowed a needle; when 2 years old. CARNIVAL OP The Collins park vacation and | carnival opened up last night with | an attendance close to 4,000 men, women and children, All the big @oings were pulled off without a hitch. The park was handsomely |; decorated with pennants and lan. terns, Several opening addresses were made before the fun began Tomorrow night the king and queen of the carnival wil! arrive at the park in the roy automobile This afternoon it will be Little Folks’ day. About 4:30 the first glider flight will be made ay oe | hin good thrashing—seven wh obey SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 20.—~| “i Steve Pennagate. 1 in Port n two charges of white HARR OPPOSED slavery, is being detal e city! op fail here with Anne Verstater, a Se gy Ww. I executive pretty girl who was in his company te rh ag 4 C the direct legislation eae ate, has declared himself and as It {6 alleged that Pennagate brought the girl here from Portland Miss Verstater says Pennagate || promised to marry her. further the eause of direct legisla FALLS 30 FEET jtion, maintains that the reeall, ap- plied at this time, would ir its Little Bertha Elwood, only 18 success at the polls in the 1912 when constitutional amend ments, providing for the initia referendum and the recall, come be: months old, fell thirty feet from a sidewalk in front of her home, 1609; charge of having stoi Butler Bros., by whom he was em ployed da jnventle court yut since it's his birthday KILLED HER RIVERSIDE, Aug. 31.— Sparks from her pipe, which she was smoking in bed, set fire to the blankets covering Mrs. L. S. Murray, an aged woman, today, and the flames inflicted atal burns Mrs Murray had been hurt in an automobile accident two weeks ago and Was unable to leave her bed. Her criew at tracted neighbors, who broke down the door and saved her from immediate death. She had smoked a clay pipe for twenty years, and after the motor car aceident insisted on having the comforts of tobacco as she lay in bed, LASHES FOR YOUNG THIEF CHICAGO, Ang. 31- home and give him seventeen good whacks,” gaid Municipal Judge Uhlir at the Desplaines street court today to the. mother and father of wrence Falk boy was a My son's just 17 years old said the father. I was going to hold bh ted th lates to t t recali movement. Horr, who is perhaps done more work in this ate than any other one man Seventh av., yesterday, but she} fore the voters, landed in a sand pile and wasn't) Jarred a bit. | Bertha was investigating the re-| grade work in front of her home fine was the » when she took her tumble, City'M hospital doctors couldn't find any. Golden West saloon, when he was thing the matter with-her and she!found guilty, yesterday, of selling ltiquor to minors. went home, Jail Sentence for Bartender. Twenty days in jail and a $100 ntence imposed on Mulhaney, bartender of the THROUGH IT Too Bur site and agaipet the bond issue to additional fire and police Lehigh . hurt. | | 8 ur law one of the argu Hub SHEERS ESSE EEE EEE ES ET Take him igned on a a rifle from n to the judge, opposed to the pre all of HOLD DER B. FRONT So DER and police and fire at a meeting of the last night. The big meeting voted solidly against the of the old Providence hoapital mit for museum purposes, against the proposed plan for a new courthous GEORGE H. PARKER IS NOW “NUMBER 2040” 2040" ther on the on tract or in the machine sop. three months the Wirelows stock genius has been Gin fined in the Tombs prison in New York along with other members Of pany's direptorate. George H. Parker, promoter of the s company stock frauds, today began to serve re at hard gigantic United Wirel his sentence of two y: labor in the United Stat tlary at MeNel!’s island. ker arrived from New York peniten. the train at Tacoma and was greet ed by his wife and four children. After a long talk with his family Parker got into an automobile and | was driven to Steflacoom, where a jlaunch from the penitentiary was waiting When he arrived at MoNefl's ist and, Parker was assigned to a cell in the great building and given his number. In prison he will A_kd Ten tariff seh One hurt the paper trust Nine tariff schedules, strictly up to date, One jabbed the cotton trust Seven tariff schedules—righteous rates to fix— One helped the laborer—then there were six. Six tariff schedules, hoping to survive, One lammed the money trust Five tariff schedules—steel trust made a roar, Said, "This will never do” Four tariff schedules—letting goods In free, then there were three! One belped the farmer out ‘Three tariff schedules—now they're getting few, Sugar trust strangled one Two tariff schedules might have saved our mon, But the standpats took @ trick One tariff schedule—-when the job was done, President he vetoed it--then there were none! YOT YOU HAF TQ Do \S3 SIT HERE D BURNING S@8 DER VAY IN. Me UND b BRIGHTLY. MFERETT VILL Go CHASE DEM TO You. A thorough discussion of the bond issues that will be placed before the voters of Seattle on September 5 brought ovt strong opposition to the museum site, courthouse site ations issues niversity club tng endorsed the Cedar watershed bond tnsue and approved of the Port of There wan some dis candidates for the three | Port of Se but no action wai be held at the Commeretal clab tonight to go Into candidates for the lection and purchase » known only as put to work rday in custody of a United deputy marshal. He was |manacied when he stepped from He ap eon he arrived y in Tacoma, but his spirits or would have been confited in the Atlanta penitentiary with the other convicted officials of the Unit ed Wireless company, but he te ted that he be sent to McNell’s island so that he might be nearer |y his home and family. Tay a . ay lt BY BERTON BRALEY. 03 les of the best design, then there were nine. ht tariff schedules with the proper leaven, made the packers squirm—then there were seven. #o there were five then there were four. then there was one. In the first edition of The Star each day now a free “Help Wanted" department is being printed. marily for the benefit of men and women who are looking for work. But it helps the employer, who can insert an ad, free of cost, and the department is of real interest to all readers. These free help wanted ads run exclusively in the first edition of The Star, ON THE STREETS AT 11 O'CLOCK. Buy a Noon Edition and watch the ads. will be made EVANGELIST JAMES ELLIOTT, who will sing and preach during the month of September Congregational chureh. fee tomorrow evening, Third av, and University st frcMe THE STAR—THURSDAY, |[Adolf’s Sporting Blood Is Up--He Hunts Snipes AUGUST 31, 1911 é MY, Davy HAF DEEN “EGONE A LONG TIME. 1 @UES3 DER SNIPES ADOLF 183 GOING iss A LIDDLE To SIT OUDT IN TIMID., DOSE Damp voops ALL NIGHT HOLDING TEE -HRE, lL VONDER EF PROBABLY |3 ‘Too HUMILI- ATED To BY VOR Ren) 6. UNOEM O00 =|, _ Money Clay Beattie, Jr., the Virginian on trial for the murder of hi fe, and Detective Scherer, photographed on the court house steps. NEWS FREAKS “GRAY” SMOKE ALLOWED. DETROIT, Aug. 30.—-Factory chimneys here may emit according to a new city ordinance. HER A “LEAPING CAT.” third time it broke its neck. BASEBALL “MARQUI6.” Rube Marquard. THOUGHT HE HAD RIGHT. NEW YORK, Aug, 30.--Threatening to arrest Robt. Crooks, an actor, for striking a woman, Policeman Goldstein was confronted with | He was errested, vever- “Haven't La right to? Isn't she my mother? theles COUPLE, 14 AND FAVOR CEDAR ire.) Aug. 31.—Mise Bessie F. Heap, | Pond issue for the Cedar river wa } 14, winsome daught former city marshal, Mcintyre, the 16-year-old son of district was a wealthy fur- formal actfon was taken seteeeeeeeeeee | MMegally appo ‘and that he and his deputy and his stenographer are not entitled to be | paid for their services for the month jof August, Robert McRae today filed sult to Otto A. Case from payl <a — —— <== ” ‘ smoke all they want, but “black” smoke only ten minutes in every hour, | specitice; blood ” PITTSBURG, Aug. 30.—-J. L. Patterson's “leaping cat” twice jumped six stories from the roof of an apartment house, chasing sparrows, The iW YORK, Aug. 30.Having heard of only one “Marquis” in that locality, & messenger boy delivered a telegram intended for the Marquis of Queensberry, addressed to the Polo grounds, to Pitcher | RIVER BOND issue! Speeches were made before the 1 AR MARRIED |": club yesterday noon at the! weekly luncheon at the Hotel United Press 1 wi (ay, Untied, Pree Raced Wice) | Washington favoring the $1,000,000 ter system. The Art e of Geo. e Museum bonds and the courthouse bonds to- epee day in the child wife of Chas. C. | ere opposed in two addresses : J ine ae The port of Seattle also the subject of discussion. No withdraw your name will be for t best inte planed it believ tively petty reasons, would weaken destroy its effectiveness Inter, You your name and agdress, just as you wrote Cut out the biank and mail St to th New York block, and they will do t TO THE CITY CITY OF 8) THE UNDERSIGNE the recall of orge W. Dilling which raid petition was filed in signature from the said petition. NAME : . ADDR 3 Suit to Enjoin Case From Payin Hogan’s Salary Jobn Hogan, t Claiming that John Hogan was ed game warden ¢ $oin County Anditor e the money R. B. Brown, attorney for McRae |had papers served on the defend | ante, which list includes the county |THE BOUDOIR OF A FAT WOMAN What do we see? king corsets: tiny (as possit ‘errifieally tong hoes, uppers bulging ever the vamp arious restrainers, retainers, detain tration Gisinfect es unknown): per ante; Ddisckhead eradicators; pimple Strewed around @ few cai 0" signify the pleasant room is the soe Into her retainers, her harness r fat-caused pimples, per 4 Prescription after each meal and at b Will reduce that fat (a pound a | day) down the firm flesh beneath banish the fat-caused biemisher; give a) Aromatic. 34 o€ conseque: When applying for a marriage license here they said they were 21 and 18, respectively, and the license was issued. SPIRITUALIST WANTS DIVORCE L. C. Porter, who is a professed | believer in spiritualism, has filed | suit for divorce in the superior) leourt againet bis wife, Clariase, Hi H | alleges that Clarisse has formed a soul affinity bond with Prof, Harry A. Tallman, who is also a spiritual: | istic medium. Mrs. Porter is now} }in Chicago with Prof, Tallman, the complaint recites, and refi join her husband here, Th Imarried two years ago. MYSTERY OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. Whether Franklin Plerce commit: | ted suicide in the waters of San Francisco bay or whether he sim-| ply disappeared as he once did while employed in New York, is a problem here today Discovery of an open boat car |rying a sult of clothes, razor and| diary containing indications of | hard luck and non-employment furnished the theory that Pierce ended his life your while. Li $2 Hose 98c Pure Thread Silk |ONYX Hose for women; | women; with flare tops and | double soles; $2.00. As a Friday | Friday | MAN MAY BE DIVORCED SECOND TIME Mrs. Mamie Lipson will have her |husband, Moses, a Tacoma man, in court on September 9 and have him show cause why he shouldn't pay her alimony. The Lipsons are dl voreed. Lipson {# alleged to have gained | |freedom from his first wife while she was confined in an insane asylum, Only two weeks ago his cond wife, whom he wedded under t name of Ruthfield, won adi- voree from him, tractive price. Fitp Like the twenty-one Friday Surprise Sales that have gone before, tomorrow's offerings will be distinctly worth unon merchandise is quality merchandise | always, and prices—especially tomorrow—surprisingly low. these are full jreal Maco yarn length and made |with spliced heeis, ‘einforced = lisie jender to; values to |f0e values Sui Women’s Pique Kid Gloves Special $1.15 An excellent lot of Women's Pique Kid Gloves in the lates Fall colors are offered as a Friday Surprise at a most at i to your hand and guaranteed—pair Liuens 1106 Second Av SAMPLES—Wom large varie of plain and fancy colors; an excel | eae e | from AS ® | maker | oo SEG Bring Your | Or led Umbrellas to | none | fobredin joopital Words by Schaefer Music by Cond OXCUSB ME. LT Go RIGHT BACK-~ 1 JUST CAME Back to GeT ANODDER CANDLE, Such action, this newspaper honestly t of Seattle and is necessary for the safeguarding of the recall privilese. As The Star has pointed out, the recall election could not be held until a few months before a regular election be put to extra expense, business conditions would be again upset, for what at the most could be only a short-lived benefit But, most important of all, the use of the recall now for compare > people’s measure aalf Therefore the elty would when it may n withdraw your name by signing the following bi them on the RRR Rae rt COMPTROLLER AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE TTLE, WASHINGTON », having gn a certain petition for August 17, 1911, doos hereby withdraw bis (or her) eT HEHE stenographer, an comes across with an ae tonishingly hefty expense li month on the county commissioners took a di y from Hugo K ousted, and his stenographer's was cut from $80 to $60 a month. 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